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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-02
MAY LIMIT ID s500,000, INCOME IN
 WAR TIMES
House Ways And Means Com mittee Also Favors Doubl- ing Present Rate of 8 Per cent On Big Executive Pro- fits.
(By Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON, May 1-The house ways and means committee today be- gan ripping apart and redrafting the war revenue bill submitted by its subcommittee. Two brief sessions of the full committee resulted in over turning by vote of fifteen to seven the subcommittee proposal to reduce the amount to be raised from s1,S00,- 100000 to approximately s1 400 000.- 900 and in a general upward revision of the income tax increases written into the bill.
 Only Half of All
 Every rate affecting income above S10,000 it is understood, was tenta- lively increased by the full committee So sharp were advances, it is said, that about half of all incomes in ex- cess of s500.000 annually would go to the government.
 EXCESS PROFITS HIT
 Excess profits tax proposals will be attacked by the committee tomorrow with every indication that the sub committee will be greatly altered if not wholly discarded It proposes doubling the present rate of eight per cent on profits exceeding s5.000 and eight percent Many Republican mem bers not on the subcommittee declare they never will agree to such large increase.
 Reading by Chairman Kitchin of the subcommittee report today was the signal for a storm of complaints. Re publicans demanded to know whether their members had agreed to the pro- posed bill. and when assured that such was the case, they gave unmis-
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WEATHER.

Arizona Tuesday and Wednesday fair. not much change in temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-02

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
THE REASON WHY

All this wheat agitation seems to
most people highly technical And
what they want to know is this
Why, ii we have little more than
enough wheat for ourselves. must we
send about half Of our total crop to
the allies? Why not take out enough
for our home needs first and send
what is left?
And Mr.. Hoover in his own way rea
sons thusly.
II we do not send wheat to Europe
and eat corn and oats instead, the wo-
men, children and old people of Eng
land and France will die
Our allies have severe scarcity
OF wheat, dairy stuff, meat and sugar.
Out Of what provisions they have the
fighting men must first be fed. This
~ the primary grave necessity Of the
war. Next, the munition workers
must be well nourshed The women al
home, although most Of them are do
ing more and harder work than they
ever did before are making every
possible sacrifice in order that their
men at the front may have full ra-
ton. The burden Of the scarcity will
all be felt at home This is not the
time for the women to try new foods.
They have neither leisure nor mental
IN In i..,.
They need wheat -four
Men and women above the fighting
age, those repositories of wisdom and
experience whose labor and whose
counsel are needed so much. may
snccumb by thousands to mai nutrl
ton.
Children, the hope of the future
children, for whom this war for
democracy is being waged may die
by thousands. Indeed they are al
ready doing so Children need ce.
reals and milk and butter if they are
to live
And those children who survive the
pihch, VINO escape death from the
bowling gray wolf they will yet bear
all their lives, in stunting, in defec.
tive development the sears left by
his teeth and claws.
For Us there is plenty of food There
is abundance of corn, oats, barley and
other grains. We are canning our
perishables against the winter. The
whole question with us is of taking
little trouble in varying our ac.
customed diet There is no danger
from our eating too much corn meal
so long as we eat butter and fresh
vegetables with 1t. For most Ameri.
cans, the increased use of corn meal
would simply mean turning delight.
full, seldom appearing luxury into a
daily staple.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16

Much Too Much.

We eat too much. We heat too much.
We try too much to beat too much.
We groWl too much. We scoWl too
much. We play the midnight owl too
much.
Weape too much. We cape too much
and daily with red tape too much. We
treat too much and cheat too much
and fear to face defeat too much.
We buy too much. We lie too much
and SWIVEL and deny too much. We
have too much and slave too much,
with one foot IN the grave too much
We sit too much. We spit too much,
wear shoes too tight to tit too much,
We mess too much and dress too much,
in sixteen suits or less too much.
We spite too much. We slight too
much and seek the great white ligh,
too much. We read too much. We
speed too much, hit dope and use I'll,
weed too much. We drink too much
/ We prink too much | think we even
think too much. Oscar SchleIf II
Health Culture.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16

"a oron .. al, ,;,i. ,.i,h,,. ,..r,,,, 90
roce mr. crond thn mnmhor,s ma Anti,
cation holm, - zion ne ,,r.a,o os ,i,o
laague .nd to have tho ..,,i,;t "a l.oo, II
In it's afror,s to dovoln, tho rot,il.tic
snirit tbo 1a.ouo vnrters lalioya tbara
win he raltoation ~ ,vhat nav can
,ha .lura of ,bo rbol.;" =, Il, nrornr
nositinn Tha y ~ - wn,l,s otl,
witb WOMB, and oirl. ~ az. = dis
,iu.tIv v,r vorl, ,s t,n ,ftft.,do If
tl,o ,,n,. .i,l. II, ,n,,,,s and woman :,
n,o Fyiei,,it,. az III, o,,.,,.. ,rrl h.,o .
definite pffo,t uuon tho r.nr,e sai,liors
Win the ,ro.uo chths nf nh Ejpas
for the airls aIe being formed ia sivo
them varied interest. Of their own
One of these is in tine fern If n cumu
for faetory Girls. Workers Of = f,ctory
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
NE KITCHEN
:e9QGUPBOARD
LUNCHEON DESSERTS.

CNGEEHliEAD CtSTAEp. - one
II cup.u stait gingerbread iro-c'
in pieees. oue-Watt,r cuuiU $40.
gar two eggs. one plat Ilill. SgI.u ;le
Mill Beat The egg yulks and sugar to-
rether. Add the -It0d milk .r4du-
alli 10 the c-g miNturc. fodr This over
Tie gingerbread wifi b has te.a PLACED
IN Il butterol Iahiug dish Place IN a
nan II hat water aud bake IN muder
ate oven for about thirty minutes. Gov
or with meriugua made from the egg
whites aud brown in a slow oven
blackberry C0bller Fer the crust
cream halt a cu!ful u. batter with n
cCphtl ~ sugar. add we'll beaten cgg.
two thirds cHlful OF sour milk. one
third teuspo1uiul OF baaiug SOFA. one
quarter teasIoouful Of salt II teaspoon
tul Of baking powder and -four To make
It stin enough to roll. Line II huttered
pan with part Of the dough and iii two.
thirds full of blackberries Sprinkle IN
q tablespoonful of flour and sugar 10
sWeeten. put on another LAYER Of dough
and make few holes in the top Bake
and serve with cream.
Gooseberry Charlotte Two pounds
gOoseberries. two tahlesp0oufuls gela-
tin, six sponge cakes, Il oupful sugar,
a teaSpoonful vanilla extract. ROil the
gooSeberries with the sugar until the
fruit Is reduced to pulp then pass
through strainer. add the gelatin dis
solved in n little hot water aud the va
nilla extract and mix thoroughly with
the fruit. Line a mold with the sponge
cakes cut In slices. then pour In the
fruit mixture and leave in cool place
awhile Turn out and serve with milk
OF cream.
Cinnamon Apples. 10 cents
worth small red cinnamon drops. To Il
cupful candies add two cuPfHls water
and boil Peel and core four or five
round apples and boil in the slrup until
soft. Serve with whipped cream This
IS a delicious and attractive dessert
easily prepared
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY The
WANT" ADS. IN THE FREE
ADERJOURNAI..

airplanes, trucks, automobiles trac,
tors and other machines during the
year, and that the only way this sup.
ply can be secured is by cutting
down the waste Of the existing sup
ply The man who takes his family
cut for 5O-mile run Sunday will
have to cut this down onchalf. if he
does his patriotic duty
Van II Manning. director of the
bureau OF mines Of the department of
the interior, announces that there Is
no need Of the owners Of machines
disseminating the use Of cars but that
they will be able to continue to use
them either for trade or judicious
pleasure riding, II
They will not allow their engines to
run idly.
Use kerosene, not gasoline, for
cleaning purposes about the garage,
See to ii that the carburetor does
not leak, ana FORM the habit or smut
ting off the supply Of gasoline at the
tank
They will also be able to generate
greater power. while at the same
time economizing on fuel il they will
judiciously regulate the mixture of
gasoline and air In the motor.
Director Manning announces that
the United States possesses an album
dent supply of gasoline to meet all
legitimate needs, but that waste Of
the supply in excessive pleasure rid
ing should be guarded in order that
the government will be able to get
the supply needful In the winning Of
the war; and that our allies should
also be allowed an ample supply to
meet their needs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
TO Guard GIRLS
Patriotic League to Watch Over
Them In Wartime.
S250,O00 FUND FOR PURPOSE.

Organized Movement viii Be Found In
All the Cities and Towns Where Boys
In Khaki Will Sc Guartered--Clubs
of All Kinds Fer Girls Are Also Be-
ing Started by the League.
New Yurk.-One-quarter Of the ST.
Oopo00 the big gathering of represent
alive women of the country which met
at the call of the national board. Y.
W {. \. headquarters in New York,
GOO Lexington avenue. recently. voted
10 raise for its ,ontributory war work
among women has come in. and the
work in the vicinity Of training camps
Is well under way. with a patriotic
league for girls as its hi9 idea This
league is being organized in all the
cities or towns near the camps. II is
under the direction Of the junior war
work council Of the national board and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
CALENDAR OF ILLINOIS HISTORY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1917
CENSORSHIP.

The censorship business is all right
on the whole. 1t doubtless has its
value. And the newspapers are ac-
quiescing cheerfully in all the recon.
mendations made by the government.
But there are many patent absurd
ties in it, FOR example:
Every reader must have observed
that all the cable dispatches bring
ing news of the landing of American
troops in Europe, or their doings at
the port of arrival, are dated simply
from "A Foreign Port The idea is
to keep the American public from
learning where we are landing our
soldiers, in order to keep the enemy
from hearing about it.
Now, il happens that the first thing
every Sammy" does when he sets
foot on foreign soil is to buy hand
full of picture postcards and mail them
to his relatives and friends at home.
Tens of thousands of such cards have
been sent through the mails in the
last few weeks. They have been dis
tributed all over the United States.
There Is hardly community. how
ever small that has not received
some of them and had them passed
around for general inspection
Most of these postcards bear pic
lures of the French port in question,
with the name plainly printed there
on And to make it still clearer,
most of the senders have written on
the cards, I'VE landed here"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
Scrapina q Bat.

Baseball players are as superstitions
as Zulus. In no way is this more lucid
~ Illustrated than IN the care which
some of them lavish upon an ordinary
baseball bat Manufacturers. says the
Popular Science Monthly, oil and shell
lac their bats to make them sleek and
fresh, and the superstitious baseball
player proceeds to use glass, bone,
sandpaper and what not to remove the
finish. Why? Oh Just because to
give woman's reason He may have
IL notion that the bat viii last longer
without It, But the truth is that the
shelac really acts as a preseryatiye Of
the wood
Some baseball players imagine that It
Is impossible to make Il strong hit with
new but. because the bat is SO sleek
that the balls glance Off it. Others he
llcye that scraping bat fills up the
creyices and cracks and thus leugthens
the life Of the bat
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos.
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The air
passages Of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, snufiling,
mucous discharges or dryness; no strug.
Cling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, .antiseptic cream
in your nostrils let it penetrate through
every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, innamed mucous
membrane. and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay stutied.up
and miserable.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16

Hayward. Wis Miss Dagne Fra.
then. member Of the 1917 graduating
class Of the Hayward High school. has
n perfect mark for regular school at
tendance, as she did not MSS d day
nor was tardy from September IN 1903,
when she entered the Kindergarten OF
ne local schools, until this year. when
ghe received high school diploma.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
MUST CONSERVE GASOLINE
SUPPLY.

Owners OF automobiles arp heinz
warned that 1t win be necessary for
them to cut down pleasure riding al
least one.half to conserve the supply
of gasoline to the necessary point to
meet the needs of the war depart.
ment It Is estimated that not less
than 25O,090.OO0 gallons of gasoline
are used annually for pleasure rid.
ing.
II Is announced that not less than
as0, 100000 gallons will be needed for
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-16
c GAMBLING MACHINES BUSTED
IN OGLEseY CLEAN UP.

The Oglesby police, following ac.
utn by the city council. have launch.
ed a crusade on gambling devise ana
have removed all kinds OF slot ma.
chimes from the south side of town. A
certain type OF gum vending ma
chine is included in the removal or.
de-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
Der bieiige Sdulratb beiett bnrdJ
geuiuabl Die Derid)ieSenen
GeBreritellcn.

SsS,l elmer pcrtaaten ScrianrnlllnG
Die anl lcbten Samstag itattiono. cr.
mGbltc ocr bieiige Sdllrntb iGnnnt,
lide Der bisbcrigen 2cbrcr orf Gin
meitercs Sabr nit 9lusnobmc bon
Sri. Olga &ucffcr, Sri. 2cno Soii=
mann lno s. &. Gnnulcr. mclhc cine
gSieocrlpnbl obgclebnt bniten. gln
Stellc non Sri. Sniimnm, mclehr cis
ne Initclllln0 an Der DffcntlihCn
Shule IN CmcnSOillc mGCnonlnlcn
6at, iplwbc sSrl. 2i5Sic &lif, Snhtcr
llnieres Wtitbilrgcr&, Gbus. Glit, olS
2ebrcrin iiir 3inlnlcr 3, criuiblt. Mn
Stellc bcS Nrn. Gnnllicr, mclhcr icit
ctpa iiini &obrcn IN rnicrcr ShuIC
olS tiid)tiQcr 2cbrcr thiti9 mar, iu,tr.
&c, lit his nui @eitcrcS pcrIhoben
2cbrer iiir 3imnlcr 9to. 5 crp0blt.
Sic @cicbuno Der SchrcrItcllc flr
3inmcr 9to. /, sic bllrh bic NcIi9
notion non SRI. &ueffcr pnfant nltr
Sc, lit bis o,,f S5citcrc$ pcri6obcr
mprhCn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
Numnler 81
Sn Diele Eruonfte fam Der iarmer
bieies Sabr nid)t sieheu.

Ser Sarnter miro IN hieiem Sabre
crTulntcrt, re6t piel an5llpilan5en,
81 i1en unb 5l 5ieben. @iele s5armer
inl Staate baben nun Die Sruge ge.
lteilt, oh bos nid)t 81 elmer llcberpro.
ouftion iiibrcn pcrbe. 9arouf ant.
iportet Serr 6. .. Wtlulforo bon Ser
sldcrballhulc Ger llnipcritGt 81, 60.
hmlbiu, NO, mic iolgt:
.GS lit bohlt itnuobrldlcinlih,
boB mir in biclrm Sabre au uicl pro.
bu3crcn mcrocn. llnicr &prraib on
9tuUrun9SWitteln 1T ourh Die Nus.
iubr nnd) europa crihopit morOcn.
glllcr iibcrfliiiiieer Sorratb. ben etipa
Die Surlncr nod haltcm miro bird
0ic 0rObc 9toblru9c III tllr5cr ,}clt 3it
boben Yreiicn perfuuit mcrbcn. Wtil.
lioncn bon Wicnihcn III Gnglun0
,Sranfreih ln0 onoertn init Den Wttt'
tclnlGd)ten il &ricgc licQcnocn Ndti'
omen lcioen $5un9ersnotD. Sie mil.
fen NoDrlmgSnlittcl bobclL lliht nltr
fir Die ginuobncr, lon0crn ollh iilr
ibrc glrnleen. Oo hic WtGnncr iln
&rieae iino, babcn tic nidt Belt ibre
SclNcr 5u bcitellen. 0nbcr mil,ien
Die Ser. Staoten lie nit Der niitbi'
gen gsabrlng Dcricbcn.
slbcr au1 fir infer ci9cnes Sano
ruiliicn mir niele gtubrungsnlittcl 5ie.
ben. Solltcn mir gum Seilplel cine
Seblcrntc in lnlerem Hanoc bobcn,
70 fam es oobin fpnrncn oaB Die
Gimpobner peS eigcnen, HonOcS @ln'
aer leei.SSc;u.
| Sclbit mcnn ser &ricg in oieie,l,
SaDre 6eenoelHmcr6en ipllte, lit foln,
5u beiiirdten, onb Der Dtnrft liberia.
| oen iein miro, ocnn europa n1u6 li6
bon ocn @rcllcIn mo Scrlpilihlugcn
beS &ricgcs crit crDolcn. ScOc yta.
tion GllrppaS miro Oobcr bon ocn
Ger. Staatcn cupartcn, tic nit unc.
ritoniihcn 5orluprnDuftcn 81 perlor.
gcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
9 Swiss.

Nm Salllstug, Sen IL. Wtai finoct
bic SbluBicicr i'll unlcrcr Shule
itott. Die 6cicr miro 9fohnlittn9s
obgcbnlten merbcn mo 5mor bcglnnt
0iciclbc nm llbr. EScOcrnlonn lit cin-
gcluocn. Sri. 2i55ic 0tocdIi mclhe
oic Sdulc nit 10 gutent Grfolgc gc'
lcitct bat, iit iir boS nGhItc Sabr
micocr ols &ebrcrin allgeltcllt por-
ocn.
2ebrcr 9(rt6ur Wocfli, lit icBt nu9
@cenoiaung bcs SduIternlin ilcibi9
Oaron oic Senrp Sattlcr 6ornl, Die
cr gcrietbet bat. in Sromna 81 brins
gen uno cin5upilon5en. 8cnn 6rei,no
g(rt6ur ols Sornlcr ebcnio crfolgreid
1T olS 2cbrer, miro CT cute Rciltltate
cr5iclen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
Sernarlr &c.,. 5reitag, ben H. aRa 1917
Sran Caroline sdanmbnrs seitorben

I'm 2aGroiie, 8anias lit anl 2.
Wloi, ssrau Caroline Sdalnlburg,
acb. Surol, @attin unieres frilberen
Mitbiirgcrs, 9ollis S6altmburg, I'M
sl(ter bon 81 Sabren 2 Wonaten II.
t6 Suecn geltorben.
Die Nobinaeihiebene plroe ain
16. Sebrltor, 1856 in Ser gfubc bon
Scrnlam gcboren llnb er3ogen uno
pcrbcirotbete lid, im Sabre 1879 NIT
2oliS Shaunbrrg bon Sittle Der
acr, no bos Gbcpoar Bis gum Sabre
1888 mnhnte oIS sic Sumilic nah
H,ri6 Gp,lntp, &onias, iibcrlieocIte
,nb BORT ieitbcr bcitdnbia mcbnte.
Synl Sabre 1898 ihlob iie iid Der
Stride Ser &ercini9ten griloer bon
2oGroiie, Gonios an nno blieb elll
trcres @Iieo berielben big 5n ibrenl
Sooe.
Sic 6intcrlibt ibren @attcn lln>
5lpci S6hter, nGmlid) Srau Sottie
Withcll unb Sri. 2uella Shallm'
burg bencn iic cine licbepolle @attin
uno Wuttcr mar. Gbenfalls binter-
libt tic eincn Tflcaeiobn, cine S6mc-
tier uno unocre @cripanbte loipie
soblrcihc 2rclnbe uno 9cfonntc, biC
ibrcn Sob nuf bos sSnnieite bctrall'
crn.
Gic 9cerbiglng fanb om A. Wtoi
in 2oGroiie itott, ,lnb Ser grobt
2ci6en5ug bcacltgtc IN mclh bobe,
9ldtlng bie Gerltorbene llntcr ibrer
@cfonntcn itonb. Srieoe ibrer sli6e
g. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11

i6Gfte 0ieies 2anbes empor, 0ciien
Gr5elgniiic einen Wtarft IN allen
Sbeilen Der @elt fanoen.
Sroboenl Serr Stard in letteren
Sabren ieinc beioeu S0bne, Sttmar
unb 2ollis Starf, aIs @eld1ftstbeils
baber an iib geiellte, llnb .oieie ibm
sic 2ait Ger 2eitllng oes unfansrcis
den @eidGftes crleidterten, blieb CT
oennod oerielbe tbGtige, riibrige
Wann. beiien gnergie iclbIt oas pors
geriidte sllter nidt idmGden fonnte
9ur6 oen 600 @eorg Stord's bat
lniere Staot eincn ieincr berporras
genbiten uno belten 9iirger perloren.
@r mar ein Wtmm bon Sen ebeliten
8eiinnllngen, in Der 3u,uenoung
leines Sertrauells mabr ltnb beItGn,
Dig, in Der 9feoe often uno lln5pci.
bcl,tig uno in ieincm llmsang freunO.
lid lmo SllborfOnllnenb, eiu Monn
Scr olle5eit Oas Sedte uno Cute
pollte uno f0rberte. Sreimiitbigfeit
Sffenbeit unb @obrbcit uaren bic
bfltinmenben 2eiter, bic Sauptfaf-
tcren ieines 2ebcns.
Oie 9cerbiglln9 miro bctite gtof.
rHittag lrn 3 llbr bonn Srallerboltle
ais ouf ocm ItGbtiiden SSricbbofc
Ituttfinben. EaItor s, g. &eess bon
Der beutIden ltnabbGngig- -cpangcIi'
iden &ir6c bon ct. Soltis miro Die
Eralterfcicr leiten unb 5lpur IN Der
SSobnllng in cn9liihcr uno oni @ra.
be in oelttIher Spruhe.
SSricoc iciner 9lihe ln,b Gbrc lei
ncm Ingebenfen. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
Weber.Sd Sd)neiSer.

slrn Mithpp6 9tahmittag murben
oabier i'm Gfarrbauie Ger ebangI. ct.
Eauls-airhc, Gbas. 81. Weper llnb
Sri. Clara Shnciocr, bur6 Taitor
81. $. &asnlunn in ben III. @uno Scr
Gbe einecicgnet. 9tad Ser Sralllmg
trot bos iltnge Gaor cine So65cits-
reiic nod &anias lno Nebrasfa an,
ilno noh ocrcn Miiffebr ipcrocn bic
gfellpcrun1blten iid ouf Der Sarm bes
@aters bes @rGlltieoms bci 9ap mic.
ocrlaiien.
Ser 9rGutigam lit ein Sobn bon
). H. Neper llnb Satin bon 9ap
sno Die grollt cine Sohfer bon Syobn
S6nciber lnb @attin bon Surnpife.
@ir entbieten Dem 9rautpaare ,lnle.
ren beraliditen @liidpunld.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
3ia syarmer.Sereine in @aseonaoe
Gunntg prsauiiireu.

q. s. Mepcr, SefretGr Oes sgri-
cultural Grteniion Serpice (glusbeb'
nungs 9ienIt fir 2anbWirtbi6aft)
bon Miiiollri, bat folgenoe Terlanlln'
lungen Ser Sarmer IN oen perlbleoe'
men SduIbiitriftcn in 8asconaoe
Gountp einbcrltien, INN in oenielben
ilbcr Dtittcl ,no @cge 5ll beratben
81 cinem 9cmciniomcn geItrcben IN
oiciem Sabre bic groBtnlngllblte
Grntcn 81 cr5iclcn:
Wtontog 9ta6mitto9 Den IA. Wtal
in 0iitr. 9, 2ittle Berger Sdule. IN
Hourf Gopnibip, iiioli6 bon Ser
nlnnn.
Montag 9(beno. Den IA. Wtai, IN
Scr Secono Greet ShuGc in SiItr. II,
IN 9foorf Somnibip, iiiomcitl. bon
Scrmann.
9ienstog gtahnlittag, oen Is. @}ai
IN Morriion, 9ti6lonb SomnIbip.
Illc Sormcr mcitl. bonn @asconaoc
5luB iolltcn bicicr Serionmlllng bel.
mobnen.
0ienstag slbcnb, Den Is. Wui, in
ser Stolpc Shulc IN 0iItrift 12 in
Hi6lanb Sownibip.
Mittwo6 9tadnlittag, Ben 16. Sra
IN Der Slpiss Shule, in 9oelf Soipn,
hip.
Wtittmo6 glbeno, oen t6. Wtui, II
Scr Dan S6ulc, in @olllmare Soipn
hip.
0onnerstae Nodnlittae, oen II
@oi, in Ser 0rafe Sdule, IN Ga
naan Soiunibip.
0onnerstag Mbeno, ben II. Wtai
IN Scr Hoicbub Sbule in Canaan
Somnibip.
1Srcitag Tohn,ittag, Sen 49, Wtai
IN ser Sea Shule, in Canaan Somn
ibip.
Srcitog slbcl1o, Den Is. WtaL II
ser 9cn1 Shlllc in 9rriib Gree
Somnibip.
Sumstoo Tod)mittoa, ocn 10. Wai
in ser Neo 9iro Shulc in 9ollrbois
Sopnibip.
Somstna 9lbcno, bcn 10. 9tui, il
8lano.
Wtpntag gtod,mittag, bcn 81. Wtai
in SuCnsbillc.
Scrr Wcper miro alle bieie Ser
inmmlllngen lcitcn lno ben Sarlnerl
oie notbige 9luiflGrllng gcbcn iibe1
Sen 3mcf Ser Sereinigllng ltnh nit
oerieIbc crreift perben fam.
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Sclcpbonbienit $30,000,000, Scle.
qranlme uno Selepbongeiprabe ST..
100000, &eflonean5cigen $500
900, Gcrii6erllng $5,000,0OO, &uto.
mobiltruds lmo Wiotor5uciraoer
$GS, ,O0O,OO0, gliltomobilreifen ilno
Guben $t2,50O.000, ghliitinitru.
ntente $7OOO,000, @arbelbiiSer'
Gilns $7,OOO.O00, S6mltfiathen
$75OO,0OO, Sport0critbIdoften tnie
9illaro. uno YnoItiidc, NoIeboll'
idlGaer, 8olfidlGgcr, 9illarobdlle
$2.OOO,OOO, &crgnilaltngS~ y 9oote
$5OO,OOO, Goriiim ltnb> &er'done'
rllnasmittel $4,75O,0O0, gemiiie Re.
Sisincn $S,5O0,0O0, Snugummi ST.
100000, @inlaBtorten fiir S1eater
uno onocre Gcrgnilgulgcn $6O,OOO,'
600, geitrdee in Clubs ino Sereinen
ST 100000, &ricqsrohlabItelter &c.
100000, ginneniteucr oltf Den |tr'
ain 'Snicln $4,000. - St. Souts
@cItI. Spit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
2onis 2angenbsrs lit ipieber ber Se'
iiser bes StOreseidJGftes in
Srafe.

2ouis 2ongcnbcrg mcl6cr lcbten
SSonlrur icin bcfanntes StorcgeidGft
IN Grafc gcgcn cine 3lS 9(der Surnl
nobc NoonplIc al s. $. Siibcr &
So. pcrtnlidlt hattie, bot bns sc.
id)Git neblt ocn @cbGl,Iihfciten ln0
31a 9lfcr 2uno micOcr 5uriid &c
fouit rno guar gum Grciie pon
$4,000.
Scrr San9cnbcrg lmo beilen @ot-
tin pcrbcn bas @eidGft IN Scr frii.
bcren recllcn @ciie mciter fiibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-11
9Ino bcnadlbartcn Counties.
rr,prhCll

9ci Scr 2luS0robln1 fiir haS Sun.
bunlent cincs ncucn @cb0uOcS III go
lunbio, 5piihcn bcu Sail Sbcotc'
,mb Der Nuolon @orogc Iticb nu
ollf cine 0ohlcnoocr. SllS bos Ibea
ter ecbout muroe, iticb nlon oltf cin'
tihnlide 9loer.