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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
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ihicncne Sluninlnmer ser 0eutidel,
S%alsirou, Wihpoufee, gSis. MlIe
Ebaicn ocs MN aud bier i'm BORDER.
gruno bcs Srterciies itebenben @elt.
friegcs ii1o in Scr a%llsfilbrlifer
Gbronif Der 3cit in cingcbenbltel
@eiie bciproden. So ilmfoiicnO NM
leid)t perItGnolih iinb Die 0oritcllum.
gen geboltcn, oaB man ci1cn ollr6.
aus tlnrcn l(ehcrblit ilbcr Die gul3c
Sadlu9c gcwinnt. Sci ocn piclcn
mioerltreitcnoen 9crid,tcn IN Den "a,
9cs5citungen lit cine iold)c Garle8.
lllg Der Gcrb1ltniiie bon ilberolls
groBem @ert.
9ln anberell Nrtifcln cntbGlt oiclc
Nh1llrmcr einen mcitcrcn 9lbidnitt aus
Der @ci6id)tc Imcrifas our 3cit bcs
@ilrgerfriegcs. Gigcnortig lit cine
Elnuoerei ilber cine lic!,c 2icbbnbcrei
in 9e5ng uuf Scrmcrtlnl9 bon
Sdmctterlingcn ais Sdnludartifel
mo su oeforatipen 3pefcn. Tcrlo.
nell, lpelde @etegcnbeit babcr, icl.
tcnc S6metterlingsartcn 81 finbcn,
oilriten iid barrit cin %lobnenocr Nes
bcnuerbienit erDfInen.
Nm GraGblllngcn lit cine lGlgere
Hopelle: r0as aino," bon Barbara
Storf urtb cine meiterc 6~ortlebulg
ocs Homans sic aricgsbrallt," 81
nellnen. 9as i6onc alte Soltslieo:
Ser 2inoenbaunl." BON Srall5 Sdus
bert, miro @eionglnltigcn 6rclloc be-
reiten. Mld ionit lit nod allerlci our
llnterbaltling fir Ilt unO Sung in
sSamilienfreiie borseieben.
Der Salsmirtidaftli6c Sbcil bic
tet cine 5iille bon anregungen in
Sunoarbeiten fir fleiBige
Stiderinnen uro SGflerinnen. Die
SGfelporlagcn iinb Defenders Ifnn
llnO 5u9leid SIT pruttiihcn 3ipcden
pcrpenbbar. Heidbaltige Ilislpabl
pom Shnittmtltern SIT moocrner
alcibune fir 0anlcn mo ainocr lit
,bcnfalls borgeicben.
6erner iinb Hc5eptc 81 6rilbIonl.
llcripeiien uno &onicrpcn, ionic rilr
'pariorne Slide %porbonocn. Minfe
;ltnl 9lumcnidmud fiir ocn 9alfon
@artenliebbober iutcrellteren.
Die Soitsfrou' iinoet aud ionlt i'll Den
liltbrifcn: nSal,s un0 Ser0," ~Grbe-
enc RatbihlGge mo Hc5epte," lolpie
II Dem nShobfditIein prdttilder
iebr picI oes Nilblihcn fiir
1ous uno Sof. @ic inlnlcr, giebt
.ud bieic Iumlncr bltrd Den @ricf.
aiten Scr Gcoaftion unO sic Hubris
en-: nStimnnen olts Dem 2cierfrciic,"
ms User iltd)t Gcriuanbtc uno @cs
@%elegrnhcit. oItc 5rcunbe
mo Scripanote micoer5ufinbcn nno
lit 2anbsla,ten befolfitt 81 rperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
Sa6t Sribjabrs.2aratip n6tbis.

Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ills entfer-
men i'm Spitem angebdufte idaoli-
den Stoffe bonn @inter, Die in Ben
G%ingetpeioen lagern unb benz 9lut
our 9iirbe merben. gntfernt Dos
fridge unb i6lotteriee @efiibl, erbelt
Sic Il1gen unb reinigt Die Salttfarbe
unb bas 9lut. 9r. Sings SEEM 2ife
Hills bilben ein nihtfneifenbes 2ar-
atip, bas Der Hotl,r mitbilft. Gro.
Dirt es oamit beute Mbeno. 9ei al=
len @~potbefern at 25c. (9lob. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

Il,d einige Solos uno fllr5c Mn'
iprad)en perbell ge9eben. @ir BOT
fen Damn alld) Die Sreunoe bon gutter
firdlider Ml1iif aus ben Nudbarges
meinoen besriiBen S1 oiirfen uno Ia
Sen bieielben ber3lid Elm.
0ie 9alolpin 8iano 50. beabiid-
tigt. in Ser ndditen 3eit bier Fianos
at perfaufen. Gin Igent miro nit
Yianos bon bieier Sirma bier iein.
Die 8ianos bieier Sirma eeboren 5l
Den belten, Die I'M Marfte iino. IS
fam benen, welde Elm ioldes Snitrl.
ment fallfen mnllen, oieie Gontpanp
nit gutem @euiiien empfoblen mere
ben. gs pGre all !piiniben, ooB iolde
CUTE Snitrumente oil Stellen Der
meilt p%prbanocnen gering,pertigen IN
sic SGuier fomnlen.
Worriion G0. Saco6i Stride.
Sonntag Wor9en
Sonntagsidule ...~..~~~.~~~...- 900
@ottesbienlt 1000
Sonntag Hadmittag 2:3O ubr
@ottesoienit in @ascona6e.
g.. Sillmamts, Eaitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
6ermanner @olfsblatt.
Grai Yrintins g., @erausseber,
Sermann, Wo.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

Oas 2eben miir6e bielen Ieihter
fallen, iuenn iie iid es nidt 70 idper
MAIDEN ipiiroen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
M,ADOO'S REQUEST IGNORED

Seattle, Aug. ia local exemp-
ton board has refused to accept the
personal recommendation of Secre-
tary of the Treasury William McAdoo
that Archie A. Strange, an assistant
secret service operator, be dis
charged from service under the draft
Strange's discharge was asked in the
interest of the secret service depart
ment He did not claim exemption
and was accepted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
WHEAT CONSERVATION
Rye Yeast Bread.

Rye Yeast Bread.
1 cup liquid (milk and water.)
2 tablespoons sugar.
1 tablespoon fat.
1 teaspoon salt.
II cake compressed yeast softened
in tablespoons water.
2A cups rye flour.
2A cups wheat flour.
Combine ingredients. Mix into
dough and knead. Let rise until
double original bulk. Knead again.
When again double in bulk, bake
about As minutes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
HAIG STRIKES AGAIN
(By United Press)

London, Aug. 16.-Field Marshal
Haig has struck against the German
lines north Of Ypres and despite stub
born resistance gains are being made
along all joints.
Details of Yesterdays nghting
show extremely heavy losses suffered
by the Germans while those of the
British were small At least one
enemy division was practically
wiped out.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16

on the place. 1916
FOR RENT-Furnished summer cot
tage at Lavinia. Reynolds & Win
ter. 5-818
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
FOR REET.

FOR RENT-11-roOm house on cor
ner of Beltramf Ave. and Sixth
street; also 7-room house on 9Th
street Inquire within. 1876
FOR RENT-Furnished room, cor
5th St. and America Ave. Phone
815-W. slit
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
RUSSIA READY TO ABOLISH
RESTRICTIONS ON EXPORTS
(Bv United Press

Washington, Aug. 16.-Russia has
informed the state department that
she is ready to abolish restrictions
on exports to the United States. 1t
is expected this will lay the founda-
ton for a new trade treaty between
the two governments.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16

The incest courtesy you can show
your out-of-town guests is I see that
a notice of their visit here is insert
ed in the personal columns of the
Pioneer. Telephone 922 or bring
your items to this office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-232 acres, II miles
south of Bemidji, near Nary. Easy
terms, S per cent interest Write
MINI. 3-818
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16
CLASSIFIED
FOE AAIE

FOR SALE-My residence on Lake
Boulevard. Henry Funkley.
2.217
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16

FOR SKLE-3OO cords Of wood on
my farm near Pinewood. Henry
Funkley. 3-817
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-16

FOR RENT-6-room house, modern
Apply at 500 Bemidji Ave. 1916
FOR RENT-One office room in Sc
curity Bank Building. Inquire at
bank. 816tf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08

they have never seen or heard
before. People who not able to
go away can come here and see
and hear things.
OkolOna can take care of the
crowds that come here to attend
this meet. The hotels and other
places are willing to entertain
the contestants.
Having this meet here will be
a great advantage to the Okolo-
ma school in defending the cup
that she won last year. Our
contestants will have the benefit
of practicing on the courts, track
and piano. The contestants can
do better in a familiar place.
Since it has been shown what
benefits arise for the school,
town and surrounding schools,
from having this meet held here.
| think this meet should be helc
here very often in the future
In order to do this we must treat
our guests just as nicely as pos
sible. After having this NEE
here, we will be able to have
some of the college football ant
baseball games held here.
Frances Davis.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08
Field Meet at OkOlona
April 20, 1917

Written by a 9th grade pupil
The Northeast Mississippi Field
Meet should be held in Okolona,
not only for the benefit of Okolo-
ma and her people but also for
the benefit cf the surrounding
towns.
The Northeast Mississippi Field
Meet is a meeting of the most
important schools in the north
eastern part of the state for the
purpose of contesting against
each other. The contests IN
clude both literary and athletic
branches. The contests are de-
cided by competent judges and
medals are given to each winner
and a large silver cup to the
school, winning the most points.
This meet has been held every
vefr for about nine years and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08

toriLm,l churches, courthouse,
and class-rooms are suitable plac-
es for literary contests.
Okolona has never had this
meet before, while nearly every
other school in the association
has had it. We do not like to be
entertained every time SO we
want this meet here in order to
return some of the hospitality
shown us by other schools.
1t will be a good advertise
ment for our town. People will
come here and see What a nice
town we have, then they will
want to come back again. We
have some nice public buildings
and we have spent much money
on improvements and we want
other people to see them.
1t will make outsiders take
more interest in the school. PEG
pie who never come to the schoo
will come to the meet and gel
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08

interested in the school work,
Then the people will take more
interest in the work that they
are doing here.
1t will be an advantage to the
business men for they can sell
lunches and drinks. The picture
show will draw a crowd and
there will be a demand for taxi
cabs. There will be more money
made that day than in month
under ordinary conditions.
The contestants from Okolona
will not have to pay anything to
go to the meet. If there was a
family of six children and all of
them wanted to attend the meet
it would cost too much for all of
them to go off some where else
to attend it, but by having it
here at home they could all at
tend without any expense.
People will be given a chance
to see and hear many things that
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08
Start Gardens in February

February is the critical time IN
preparing the spring garden,
consequently it is highly i'm
portant that everything be in
readiness to plant the harder
vegetables some time during that
month. The difference Of a few
days in planting may mean a
great difference in the date OF
harvesting later in the spring.
1t is necessary that tomato
plants be started in the hotbed
not later than February 1st,
while cabbage plants. garden
peas, turnips, radishes, beets.
carrots, potatoes, and many
other hardy plants are quite safe
in the open field in February
almost anywhere in Mississippi.
In many sections peas have al
ready been started, and cabbage
plants are almost ready Tor
planting. The latter part OF
February is a favorable time for
setting strawberry plants. The
hotbed for growing sweet potato
plants should be made ready, SO
that it could be used early in
March.
While the ground is too wet
for plowing and planting is the
best time to make plans for all
the year round garden. If the
greatest possible amount OF pro-
3 duce is to be grown it is essential
that something be grown or
every square yard OF grounc
/. every season Of the year. Have
:, the seed ready, and prepare tn
= ground in order to avoid della!
k when planting time comes. Leo
Q nard G. Heron, Agriculture
College, Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08
every place that has had it once
wants it again.

avery place that has had it once
wants it again.
One reason that we want tins
meet is. that Okolona is the most
convenient place for the other
schools. It is nearer the center
than any other school in the as
sociation. We have gravel roads
in all directions and many peo-
ple can come here in cars, bug
gies and wagons. The larger
crowd we have the more money
will be brought into the town.
We are not very well prepared
for the meet, but that is the rea-
son we want it. If we have it
here the town will give us good
track, a grand stand, and many
other things we would not have
had otherwise. Our contesting
grounds will be as good as those
of any other school in the asso'
ciation. The track is a good lev
el place. The high-school audi
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-02-08
ALL. WRONG
The Mistake Is Made by Many oko'
Iona Citizens.

Iona Citizens.
Look for the cause of backache.
To be cured you must know the
cause.
II it's weak kidneys you must set
the kidneys working right.
An Okolona resident tells You now.
J. w. Sanders, carpenter, Washing
ton & School Sts.. Okolona, says: \
was bothered by backache and sharp
pains across my kidneys. My back
was so weak and lame, 1t hurt me 10
lift anything. l finally used Doan
Kidney Pills and a couple of boxes
cured me. From that day to this, q
lapse of five years, l have worked
hard and have never felt the leas'
trouble with my back and kidneas,s
Price soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same ina
cured Mr.. Sanders. Foster-Milburl
Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
CALUMET AND JEROME
THE TRUE WALL STREET

Reports received from Jerome in
Dictated that the Calumet & Jerome
property is on the eve of developing
into an actual mine; that it is in
the transition from a prospect to
a property. Within the past fort
night il has been asserted that either
the Calumet & Jerome or the
Jerome Verde would be the next
recognized mine Of the Jerome dis
trict. Since then both properties
have reported indications Of open
ing ore bodies, the Calumet &
Jerome's reports being the strong
est that have yet come from any
property in the camp since the
memorable opening Of the United
Verde Extensions ore body.
United Verde Extension adjoins
Calumet & Jerome and there is
every geological reason for assum-
ing that in Undertaking the rock
nature did not stop where arbitrary
boundary lines later would be fixed
by man. Developments OF the past
few weeks confirm this confidence
in mother nature. The first reports
were received in New York last
Saturday after the close of business
and were not opened until Monday
morning when there was an ac-
emulation of wires from the prop
erty They indicated that a ledge of
black slate and quartz had been en-
tered in the cross-cut on the COO
foot level, about $50 feet from the
shaft, in which chalcopyrite and
iron pyrites were found in abund-
ance. the ore running six TO seven
percent copper.
The reports to- hand Monday
stated that the ledge had been pene-
trated for 80 feet. Yesterday a wire
was received stating that the ledge
had been opened for so feet and
that the copper contents were in
creasing with each foot. with the
best showing steadily IN the face Of
the cross-cut. AS soon as the foo,
wall is reached drifts will be started
both ways on the ore in order %
place the company on a shipping
basis as soon as possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
COMMERCIAL
Gossip About Stocks
Sumatra-When

American Sumatra-When a
stock moves forward into new high
territory in spite OF a sagging
tendency on the part OF the other
members Of its group. reason
should be found. American SuTnatra,
by marching into virgin fields re-
Gently while both United States
cigar stores and tobacco products
stocks were noticeably heavy, de-
serves attention. In the first place,
there are only $4,000 shares out
standing. Secondly, the likelihood
is that only a comparatively small
percentage has been placed with
the public. Finally. no specific news
tending 70 bring IT a sufficiently
large volume OF public buying 70
cause the exceptional action of the
stock has been disseminated. Con-
sequently, it would appear that the
original pool were endeavoring 10
mark up their own stock for the
purpose of attracting attention and
consequent buying. II goes without
saying that when a stock crosses its
previous high, II is generally antici-
pated that II will progress further.
In view OF the facts outlined above
it can be readily appreciated that
the pool should have little difficulty
at this stage in doing whatever it
may desire with the stock. Because
of the closeness with which Sumatra
is held. extensive shore selling would
naturally be a dangerous procedure.
Nevertheless. on actual merits,
American Sumatra is apparently
selling in a higher zone than it de-
serves in the present market.
Southern Pacific-Why Southern
Pacific stock should respond in such
stolid fashion 70 the wonderful
showing the road is making is sur
prising TO us. True, 1t has been about
the strongest of the rails but the
facts in the case seem to demon
strate cOnclusively the right to a
level above par. It's gross and net
earnings have consistently hung up
new monthly records. The real Sc
cret of this remarkable exhibition
is in the relationship which the
management has been able TO main
tain between gross and net income.
In vivid contrast 10 the enormous
and continually increasing inroads
the transportation expenses of the
majority Of the railways have been
making into gross incomes, South
ern Pacifc's increase of only slightly
more than y percent in ratio Of
transportation expenses to gross
stands out like a beacon light
Distillers'-This stock again gain
ed prominence for itself during the
weeks trading. 1t was not only held
firm but was actually moved for
ward in the face of a weakening
market on several occasions. II IN
doubtedly strikes a big majority of
people as an anomaly for LIQUOR
stock TO advance when the distilla-
ton OF liquor has been prohibited.
The main reason for Distillers' &C
ton at this time is a gradually
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14

TO be unusually heavy. These dime
chasers" should be carefully avoid
ed. II you buy oil stocks buy in
companies that have production. In
vesigate very deeply and very care
fully before you part with your
money.
Curb Oils Allen Oil-In line
with our advice il sold down 20 a
low level OF soc, although closing at
81 last night. Cosden a. CO.-Buy
it now. Closed. at IS "a. Usage
Hominy-Closed at 81 ga. This
stock with Oklahoma Producing &
Refining. which also closed at 81 "a,
have been hammered down sympa-
thedcally. Buy them for they are
worth much more money. Glen
Rock-Has dropped down to SIS Is.
We advise its purchase. Merritt oil
Closed at S31. Buy IL by all
means. Metropolitan Petroleum
Closed at ST. Looks Immediately
higher. Omar Oil-Sell IL. Closed
at 1Sc. Boston & wyoming
Closed at CSC. Sell IT, Kentucky
Producing-ClOsed at IS SIS. Excel
lent property. Federal Oil-Closed
at SO IS Should do much better.
Miscellaneous Curb Stocks: Space
prevents us from commenting. eX-
cept on very few issues. Our ad-
vice on stocks recommended in re-
cent market letters still holds good.
Big Ledge Copper-A story that new
interests have taken hold has put
the price up TO 50 3-S. We advise
immediate sale. New interests do
not make a better mine. Wright
Martin Aircraft-Closed at $40 "a.
Will probably 90 higher. There is
one thing sure-they have got one
Of the best men in the country since
they elected Gen. Goethals to the
presidency United Motors-Much
promising. but very little perform
ance. Sell it. Closed at $21 1-2.
Hecla AIining-Has sold Oft TO
81 IA at which price we advise i'm
mediate purchase. Nipissing Mines
Closed at IS 3-s. Should be bOugh'
at once. Calumet & Jerome-Has
dropped 10 81 is. We advise i'm
mediate purchase.
If information and opinion is de-
sired on other securities drop us a
line. We will be pleased 10 give you
our best opinion and reasons there
for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
THE TRUE WALL STREET

Wall street is never lukewarm. It
either hates or loves. It is either
away up or away down. In the
first Liberty loan it metaphorically
took on its coat and worked day
and night. II was the cue for the
whole country, the bright and shin
ing example which knew no weari-
ness in work. in fertility OF new
methods, in unceasing prosecution
Of plans, 10 bring about triumphant
success. And success crowned these
efforts.
The middle and far west have
long looked askant at Wall street,
damned it for losses which outside
fraud and stupidity have incurred.
This was because they didn't know
il. They begin 20 know il now and
begin TO learn that Wall street. in
addition to being energetic. re-
sourceful and patriotic, is honest.
painstaking and thorough in look
ing after the financial interests OF
the country, the people and the in
dividual.
Let the west study Wall street and
discriminate between il and that
horde Of hangers on who aim 10
prey on the western novice and
shield themselves behind the true
Wall street
Watch the success Of the new Lib
erty loan as worked this time by the
big bankers Of Wall street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
FINANCIAL
Market Prospect
By the Financial Editor.

Although the money pool organ
lied IN connection with the Liberty
loan campaign is not intended for
stock jobbing purposes, the ease OF
money rates insured by that pool
viii attract support at the present
level. Stocks are so absurdly cheap
that IL is idle 20 talk OF values IL
Is simply a question OF how much
liquidation can be forced Brokers
report that wealthy clients are be-
ginning 10 buy stock because they
think this Liberty loan will be taken
chiefly by the people OF moderate
means and that no great selling OF
stock viii result"
These statements are 50 closely in
alignment with our own sentiments
that we submit them without further
comment.
oil Stocks: Buy the Oils. In
Kansas City this week at the Hotel
Muehlbach there is being held a big
get-together conference. Standard
oil and Independents are meeting
on common ground. The protection
Of the oil industry and its develop
ment, so as 70 meet the world de-
mand are it's chief objects. We only
want 10 mention some Of the things
that have been said. d. r. Lowe OF
Bartsville, Okla, a large. independ-
ent producer, says: eff the war lasts
any length Of time, the public viii
learn by experience that which oil
men already know. The supply is
inadequate 70 the demands now be-
ing made on il. Even the discovery
Of large. new fields will not material
" aid the situation. Big consump-
ton means big prices for oil. but no
producer with the right spirit of pa
triOtism can hope for a condition
which would mean a general short
age no matter what price he re-
ceives. The cost of production is in
creasing all the time; naturally this
means that the market price is going
TO continue going up" We quote
these few words because they will
serve TO quiet the alarms Of those
who fear price-fxing. Prices should
be fixed. but oil is something which
must he had and no fixing will be
INDUCED in. which will stifle in any
degree any additional production.
One other topic we must touch
on before we comment individually
on stocks. The crop of speculative
mushroom" oil companies promises