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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19

as if it were wine. The Italians place
their egg in cold water and remove it
Just as the water boils. Then they
break it on a plate and eat it with
bread.
English cooking prevails in France
in regard to the egg. Three minutes
in boiling water is the rule. It is then
broken into glass and mixed togeth-
er with salt, pepper and butter.-Lon-
don Mirror.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19
A Lcnu Eat.

Bacon-They say in some countries
they eat giraffcs.
EgheFt-Great guns! Think of get
ting the eck!-Yonkers Statesman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19
An Empty Echo.

Money talks" observed the sage.
EYES," replied the fool ''But all some
OF us hear is the echo"--Cincinnat
Enquirer
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19

The chains of habit are generally too
small to be felt until too strong to be
broken-Samuel Johnson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19

The American Red Cross moved into
the new 100000 building donated by
Congress as a memorial to the womer
of the Civil War.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19

$50 Blue Lynx Muffs ........ $24.9S
$50 Blue Fox Scarfs ........ $S7.4S
$40 Black Fox Muffs or Scarfs $14.98
$28 Black Fox Muffs or Scarfs $1S.98
$50 Black Fox Muffs or Scarfs $23.48
$40 Black Fox Muffs or Scarfss $38.4S
So Black Narobia Lynx Muffs or
ScArIS 49,. @O.4o
$40 Black Narobia Lynx Muffs or
Scarfs $7.48
$3.50 Black Narobia Lynx Muffs
Or Scarfs ............... $S.4S
$15 Black Narobia Lynx Muffs
or scarfs 1928
$18 Black Narobia Lynx Muffs
or Scarfs -. ...... $11.4S
SIS White Iceland Fox Scarfs So. 9S
$500 White Iceland Fox Scarfs $4.98
$50 Red Fox Muffs ......... $38.75
$40 Red Fox Muffs .......... $29.75
$50 Red Fox Muffs .......t... $21.98
$12 Red Fox Collars ........ sos
$40 Red Fox Collars $3.50. $14.48
$25 Red Fox Collars ........ $19.75
$50 Red Fox Collars $500. $21.4S
Children's Fur Sets, formerly -$3 to
SIS, now $1.98 to So. 90
$40 Marabout Muffs or Scarfs $6.98
$3.50 Ostrich BoaS .......... $4.48
81 Ostrich, Boas .............. $4.e8
$3.50 Ostrich Boas 1898
$3.50 Ostrich Boas $500. 49,. $2.4S
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-19


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05
= ~ cnsbille u. 2.

Scr @aiicrllangcl lit bier INNER
nod Gin isbr %iiiblbarer rnb Die mel.
item Scr 5arnlcr miiiien @aiier ber-
beifabrcn I'M ibr @ieb 81, trGnfen.
Senrp &nebans, Elm befannter
5arlner oes iiibliden SbeiIs unieres
G%ountp's, erlitt lette ISOLDE, lpGb.
reno CT in ieinem Sofe bei94ftiet
mar, cinen SdlaganfaQ uno itarb
filr5c 3eit baraui. gr mar 60 Sabre
alt nno mobnte friiber in Sranflin
County, Bis or in 1881 nod @ascp-
naoc Gollntp 5og, no er ieitber be-
itanoig mobntt. CT billterl1bt ieine
Satin ufo folacnbe &inoer: @n,. s.
&nebans, Srau Soa "llffnlann uno
Sralt Ilnanoa llifmann.
@ic mir erfabren bat Sobn Sapp.
meper ieine so gder 2ano iiiOoitl.
bon S. q. Morgan's Sarm an S. 6.
Sobcnitrcet Derfallft. 2etterer miro
6us Sol5lano fl6rcn unb @abnidipel-
len idlagen laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05
2as Sariibcr in Der 3eitnna. p:

2as barber in Der 3eitnns. SD
miini6c Sbncn mcinen Cant fir Sor-
mis- IlpenfrGllter aus5uiprehen,"
idrcibt Srall Gbriitine &ei6 bon
Oregon Gitp, Oreg. v@1breno zines
gan5cn Sabres idmeraten mir meme
5iiBc Gag llnb Nadt, 10 oab id feline
&l1bc finocn tonntc. Sd las gu per-
idicoenen Walcn in Scr 3eitlns iiber
Sorni's MpenfrGl1ter, ,,no fam AT
Dem gntidluB, bamit einen @eriu6
5u MAIDEN. Sd babe brei 5laiden
bes Seilmittels gebral,ft unb meme
5iiBe iinb jeet seiu1o; id fiible nidt
mebr Die .geringite Spur bon
Sdmer5."
Set iiber burbert Sabren bat Sor.
mis- MpenfrGllter ieine beiIe1tben Gil
geniduften an aranfen nnb 2eioen.
Den erprobt. &cin 2eiOen ipar 10
idlinm, fein Sail 10 idmer, baB Die
ics alte &raaterbeilmtttel nidt SiIfe
gebradt bdtte- IS lit feline apotbe.
fermeoi5in. Spe5ialascnten Iiefern
es, ober cs fam brett beaosen per-
ben bon Den SeritellerrL Or. get,r
Sabrnep & Cons Co., 1876 go.
Sopne Ipc., Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05
&oarf Sounibip 2ebrer.& eriamm.
lung.

Cine Ser ammlung Ser 2ebrer boz,
&oarf Solunibit miro am Samstag,
Den 6. San1ar Ibenbs balb s llbr i'm
Geacc Sill Sdulbauie itattfinben.
SoIgcnbes Erogram lit aufgeiteIlt
porbcn:
Advanced Language B. J. Gawert
Domestic Science and Manual
Training ------Adele Kattelmann
Conditions and Needs of Country
LiIc n. DuI0eI
Rural Reformation - L. H. Ochsner
Word Work 49, Walter Schaumberg
The Significance of the Frontier
in American History---W. F. Flake
Advanced Arithmetic----Geo. Weber
Adele Kattelman, Sec'y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05
&uutraftarbcit int Sndtbanie.

9ab sic 2cstc 2egislatllr DtoBs
tabmcn angel1ommcn fat. melfe sic
&ontraftarbeit I'M 3ubtbauie all
mGblid abidafft unb gang unb gar
abidofft anl 81. 9e5enlber 1916,
miro oils llriadc onscseben, iporllm
I'M lesten Sisfaliabrc Sdube, Site.
fel, &leiocr, 9cicn, Gferosgeidirr
rnb anocrc Sadcn I'M @ertbe bon
nur $2,43t,nSe I'M Sl,dtbauie anac=
fcrtigt ml,rocn I'M Scrglcid 5,l 3d.
2SS,641 I'M Sisfaliabrc norber, 1tnb
$4,923,413 i'm 6isfaliabre 1914.
0icics crbellt aus cincm oieshe5iig-
liden Bulletin bes itootli6en Or
b%eitsbilros. Die 3obl Scr ongeitell=
ten 3iihtlinee betrlt9 nur LOGO, bon
0enen 40 Sraltcnspcrioncn iparcn, i'm
Sergleih 81 1858 nit As Srauens.
perionen i'm norbergebcnben Sabre
uno 1,724 nit 81 Sroucnsperipnen
i'm 5isfaliabrc 1854. Die fir
StrGflingsorbcitcn o%l,sbcaablte Sllm.
me gine bon $349,674 I'M Sisfal-
jabrc 1894 auriif allf $250,O00
I'M lcttcn Sisfaliabrc. I
SnfoIee Der nel,cn Ycictc perlieb
IN 1915 cine Gompunp bas 3uht-
ba,ls, bic &lcioung im @crtbc bon
brci Millioneu iabrtid fabri5irte. Sin
ibrcr Stclle ipitrbe cine flcinere Cont.
pol1p einaerihtet, meIde Damn bieielbe
&lcibung fabri5irte. Sattelbodc nllr-
Den in bieiem Ietten Sisfoliabre mcbr
gcmadt, als in irecnh cinem Sabre
norber unb belief ii6 Ger @elammt-
mertb a,lf $353.79S i'm 9ergleid 5u
100000 int Sisfaliabre 1894.
Die eroBen 9%eltell,,neen BON europa
brad)tcn bicics nit iif. SIN freie
9cbciter l,no fit 3iidtlinae be8abten
Sic &ontraftoren int letten Sisfol-
jabre $411, 5S4 aus. Die 3abl Scr
ireien Irbcitcr mar 1913 Manns- nnb
aft SrnuenSperionen. Sir sic &lci,
berfabrif nGbten etipa 100 Srallcns-
perioncn in Scffcrfon Gitp unb Der
bicntcn bicic bobeim bon So biz 50
sic ISOLDE.
Die ictt IN Sislng tretenbe Seq.
islatitr mltb Min ettideioen, mas sic
StrGflinge in 3ufl,nft tbiin iollen,
I'M iie bsidGftiet at baIten. Gin
ihpicrigcs Eroblem. IS lit pprec.
idIaeen norben, sic StrGfIingc fir
$; Sabriairuna bon Saditci1cn, &C.
ment mo 3aIf unb fir Sen @egc-
baii gu b%eripenbsn, unb ferner fir
TO-" gci4aftiarrngen. in benen iic
nift nit freien Irbeitcrn in 3nnflir.
rcnS geratben. @enn Ole gemadten
Erooufte MIR fir offentlihe Snede
benlitt meroen, 70 miro Die oreaniiir.
tc arbeiteridoft nidlts oagesen einsu.
ipenben baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05

-am IS. Sanuar finoet in Der
Gonaertballs ein GROCER Wasfenball
itatt.
-@lnIer Gl,bn mcllt 5ltr 3eit in
&anias Gitp gum j bon Be-
fnnnten.
-Scnrp &ropp no Satin bon
Berger iparen an W 'ltna beiufs-
weiie bier.
--5rib nnb u Raiie madten
letter S""n4ra e:ne 8ergniisungs-
reiie nod st, SoRis. &
Ger 9aieban Club mirb arl IS.
sSos,uar in Der gon5ertbalIe einen
Wasfenbau beg ..Jtaiten. Siebe Mn.
aetse.
p -Sreb 6. ". ~ an amilie bon
Reo 8irb pa, bleeten Sonntag
GA" >"s Ridter q. g.. 9re. II, unb
So
Sci. Sdaub bon Snoepenbence.
$40. mar lette @ode mebrere Gage
bier als @aIt bon CHS. 9ad1dies
unb 8attin.
-Sreh. q. sdneiber con ct.
2ouis ct l.,ate lcbtc ISOLDE feline 81.
tern, Ghas. gen5 uno Satin, babier,
b,lrd) lcinen 9ciud).
SRI. Silbn Sdarmnberg febrte
Icsten Wcntag bon Scfferion Gitp
5uriif, no iie Die sSeicrtagc bel Sc
fannten 5ilgcbradt bottc.
Gilbert @uentbcr. bon Faoucab,
&cntudp, mar bicic @odc mcbrerc
Sagc bier gum 9ci,ld ieincr Muttcr,
5rau allg.ita @,,entber.
Geo. Weper unb beiien Eodtcr,
Srau q. W. Ricf reiiten lettsn 2on'
nerstag nah ct. 2ouis Inn Serpano.
ten unb 9efannten einen 8eiu6 ab5u.
I%tatten.
.-Srau 8nl. 8faul!f uno Sobn
M,rgil. bon ct. 2nuis rsiiten lesten
Counting nod einem @eiud bel Den
gltern, Scbn Sleiih ,rnb @attin, wie.
Der nod ct. 2ouis Suriid.
-Mls beripGtetes 8el Dnaftsges
idenf bradts Der alapperitord am
Dienstag inherent iuneen Sreunbe
Geo. s. 2eibad rnb Satin Elm
Sobnben. @ir erat11liren.
-@iIlaro alinae, ser befannte
8arbier. 1T burh idipere &ranfbeit
an iein 9ctt sefeiielt. Soffentlid
f0nnen mir balb Die Inn allieits &c,
piinidte 8eiierune melbe~
SRI. anna Soffmam iuelde
iibsr Die Seiertaee BEL ibrer @l,tter,
Srau Marp Soffmam I'M Sriebens.
tbaI. nerweilte. reilte lesten Diens.
tae mieber nod ct. 2oilis suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-05

Dlcr niT Sc1lld) pet 1eillcrl Sdfer Oeo.
Wcpcr uno anocren Scrmanoten.
SRI. gmnla 3lenf, bon Sasen,
@rfanins, mar lette ISOLDE bier gum
@ciltd ibrer an9eborieen.
Oscar Sciemaml lit nod 'lGnac.
rem Iufcntbalt in Nrbrasfa, pieoer
in feline Scimatb bel &oiebuo 3uriif.
gefebrt.
CD. Scuider uno @ottin bon
ct. 2oltiS muren lctte ISOLDE bier Al,
@ait bel Der iSamilic E,,n s. Ripp.
itein.
-Ybil. s. Mcper. bon Coles
Greet bat bicicr Gage al Sol. 0icbl
Den @ol5bcitonb uuf IS glder icincs
Sanbcs fir $4,000 pcrfauft. Serr
0icbl beabiidtigt 9abni6meIlcn uuf
Dem Sonoc iflugcn 81, laiien.
-6rou @rn. 8cnicrt pom Hidl.
fountain Oiugc County, lit aln lctten
Samstag i'm Soipitol in ct. 2ollis
geItorhcn. Srau @enicrt mar f~ri;tcr
IN Sernlam ppbnbaft, lln0 mar bic
Nhlttcr bon Srou &arrp Gberlin.
-Sacob Strabsn1r, weldcr am T..
Sanra~ SOS friibcr bon @erb. Sen.
ing pctriebcnc SaloongeifGft ilber,
ilabnL bot Sobn 0ntl al. Tehiilfcn
nngcftellt. Sobn mar friibcr 9arten,
Der az: hcr ridnarfc1 Gfc" llnb lit
5uporfomllcnoer @irtb.
8. "'"ring mo Satin, bon st.
peld)c ilbcr bic Tetertoas bier
5rau EARNINGS Sdl elter. 'srau
Noam Bender, 'tr' eilteu, reiiten let.
Wontas -.coer nad Scr @roB-
|taot 3i,riid.
-9r. 6. u. aoams uno Sri.
Gugenia Gattelmanr, bcfanoen 1id
leste @pd,e ntebrere Succ an SC,
I5irlt Greet pei Der 5anil.e Sris
aattelmann allni 9eii,b u:S 'JiTten
lebten Wontag lpiebcr na6 81. 2onis
-Sermonn bat lett oeln 1. Sal,.
liar einen Saloon weniger nls bis6er,
o0 9en Golt, scr llngere 3eit cincn
Saloon I'M II. q. a,otel betricb, feline
eripirfte nn0 in Dem friibcr
ais Saloon bcnlltten 2ocale Gin
uno Soft. Grinf. Gar!n,
er0ffnen miro. Scrmni1n bot jcbt
nod iicbcn Snloons, mas imncrhin
nod binrcihlid iein miro l,l:- oIle
5cclcr 81 b%eiricoioen.
-Gbns. ainmel, lunicr alter mo
T"''biireer, purbe lcttcn
Montog, in WprriIon, ipc or lih in
bcfono, bon cirttm Sunoc
Jcbiiicu, ullb obidon sic @ltnbc feline
'dlimmc lit, bat 6rcl,no &immel iid
nod nidt 10 gang nou Dem Shrcdcn
fGnncn. Scrr &imlncl alma
N inherent TadborltGbtdcn longiom
Bic SauptitroBc entlong uls Elm gro.
ger So9Obltnb lid bon Dinten an i'm
)crarihlid lno Sen Ni6tsabncnoen
:n's @cin bib.
Outs. $. 9oebm, melfcr nit lei.
lcr Somilie sic Seicrtaee bier bel
icinen S6wieeereltcrr1, Srit DDS.
Ter unb 8uttin, perbrahte, rciite les.
Ten Ronta9 mad Sefierion Ctr nm
lls Superintendent bon Douglas Goun.
th, Sen Situngcn Der Staats Seq.
bei5ulpobnen. Seine @ottin
lnb &inocr merbcn nGbrenb Der
scr 2cgislatur . Sitllng bier
,ci Srau @ocbm's Gltcrn bsrweilcn.
Der Wiiioi1ri lit immcr nod am
uno NIT iebeln Gage pcroen
bic lSanobanfcn Dor ser Stabt gro.
Der uno Scr friiber 10 moicItitiife
Stub idrumpft gu einenl fleinen
sG6lein 5%uianmeil, ociien @aiier
tief gcliltg iirtb UNI ein Sfiff
,l tragcn. Die Sanobanf Dor ,inlcs
rcr Stabt bat bereits gang rieiiac
Simrn5inurt, nunnnntum,u mn ns-
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ID. >SallllQr III pcr CllD Solllc SQll
in @useonabc.
-2olris %2angcnbcrg pcrfallfte bic
ie ISOLDE iein StorcgtidGft bel Sraf
an Srn. S. Slider bon Seem Sranf
lin.
-0as @crcil Der pod'du!- Ilum
rlcn miro bcllte gbeno I'M Sohibul
gcb1lloc cine @cIhGftspcr i%anlinlnrl(
abhaltcn.
-fFrcl Marp & - ct
2Oitls -, lclltc Oirie 3"hr ibrc 81
len. Cbas. Slider uno @o.1;u ira
ibren C,illd.
Der 81: 1nlerciol Club bat feline
regclmGRinc Y .sllng in Ser Staot.
bale aln Samstae Mbcnb. 9eamtta,
nail miro itattfiuocrl.
81" Mbcnbidule oes Srn. Carl
bat geitern Ibertb, nod
Sdlub Der @eibnadtsfericn, Scn In.
ipieoer allfgcnom ren.
-@co. 9iciobart uno Sarnilic, bon
9%ellcpilie, ST., pcrbrohten mcbrerc
Gage Der p%ergangcllen @o6c bier
gcillb bon Serrn Neibbart'S 81
crnL Sobn Neiobrat ,,n6 @attin.
-Nas &reisgeri6t (Gircliit Court
uiro nGditcn Montag 81 ieinem re.
Scrnlin IN Sisung tire.
en-. SOUR 5mei griminalflagcn uno
luan5ig Gipilflagen befinoau iib ollf
'cr' Observation-Disclosures.
Or. s. g. e. 80 non 8an, Sp.
tho &rn. 2a,lomcbl IT,, Ill9l,it 2au-
'crt uno @lls. s. Bod bon ut. Ster,
marcn geitern bier Inn @eidGftc
II Der Srobate Court, betreffs oes
bcs BERT. @nt. s. 2anb-
oebr, 5rt %bciorgen.
Gan 9eiilc,, Sral,f Scppc, Sen
sifc,4;nnn. Srit lltbe nno Sy. u.
56nitger famcn !cttcn Wlttlpod
'ier6er Inn Die Wobc( 1li'b Sa,isge,
Der 5amilic unicrcs friibcrcn
Iug. 8. Sdnitger nod
5n tranSportircn no Serr
.hnitgcr unb Sdmilic nllf Der ST.
sifernlnnn Sarm mobrlen mcrbcn.
-Mm 9ienstag Ibeno bcriammel.
en- iih oic 2ebrer Ser ct. Fauls e..
I'M fir baS fomrncnoc Sabr ieine|
}eonnten ST. cripGblcr. Die @abl
ate na6itcbenoes Reiltltat: Sitpt.
,crn. Gle.:. s(iit. Supt., q. 8.
Tianiit, SRI. Ilna Suio;
Eion,., SRI. Iartba Sal5,
larln; @cbllrtstog. Scfr., Sri. Srmo
}ebsancn; &ontrolliercnbe Sefr.,
irl. Gliie Suencfe; Srotofollicren.
cr.Scfr,, Sranf Sitter; Sdatmei-
:cr, 81. $. &asmann; Cradle Holl
5l,pt., 6rau Sricoa aasmann; Supt.
Srin1arp anb Beginners Department,
iral, aasmann; gliit. Supt., iSroll
{. Eoeidel; Yinniit, Sri. SSrma Hcb.
lnten.
Ser ~nicOrigitc 9cilf fir Dos Der.
Sabr ipar 1876; Scr Bette
80, Scr 9urbidnittsbeiud 246. Scr
,o,lsbolt scr 9. g. belief iid ol,f
5O4.46.
-Sh Saeo alf Guails. Squir,
els. Stride uno Srrftps lit ieit bcm
1. 9e5cmber mieocr acidloiicn. Sic
56onaeit fir @iloenteu unb @Gnie1
cginnt nod inherent Staatsgeies1
rIt am 1. Mai, sbod perbietct bas
.'unocsgcics bic Sosb auf bieIcs @ilb
bon nod bcm +. Sanuar, unb ideint
8 oaber ratbiam 5u icin, bic Gnt.
cin ullb @Gnslein bon ictt an bis
tint n6titen Serbit micoer rltbia
ichcnsuno ii6 b%errnebrcn au laiiln,
J. b. ipentl maj, NIT bent 9unoeSec.
iiht in Goaflift seratbcn mill.
onicn babcn feline Sdpn5eit uno f0n.
Ierl Srt iebar5cit erlest iperocn, 1obpd
NIB ser SaleniGger im 9eiitc elmer
yaeoli5ens icin, iofcrn er niGt "''f
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Bonk
uou gsrmaun, 9fao.
erindt Gnd rrl eiacn libe.
rais Shell Cures g,ntge.
idaftes.
Seine 8ams jtd)erer


-@m .. Sobein, bon Ban, mar
lesten Sreitag in @eitGftcn bier.
-@m. .gpple bon Wtorriion mar
lestcn Mittpod in @ei6aFtsIadcn
bier.
Strait @m. @i''mom ron Der.
ger mar letter Salnstag bier oui sc.
luf bel 9ef4 ag,ten.
-Groi. E,lmmermann perbradte
eincn Sbeil Der @eibnahts . Serien
in Salina, &anias, bel 8efnnnten.
Strait 6. 2ingenfcloer btIano iid
leste gspde in ct. 2ouis I'm bic
Seiertage bel ibren BORT wobnbaiten
&inbern 81 perleben.
Strait Hoialia Claus lit ieGtc
ISOLDE nab lGngercm 9eir,6 in
Hbinclano unb Scfferion Gitp. mic.
Der in ibrc bieiigc Seinlatb auriidgc.
ftbrt,
%. $. &ogt unh @uttin bon ct.
2ouis bcfanbcn iih mchrlrc Gage Der
lcbtcn ISOLDE in Der Stolpe 9tadbar.
idnft gum @eilld Scr Sontilic @m.
stefan.
-IapiS 9omberger l,no @attin
bon Snbianapolis, SSnb. meilen felt
mebrcrcn Sagcn in Spiss Sllm Sc.
ild bon 6rau 9omberoer's M,tter
Srau Winnie Sboenine.
-@m. &l,egge uno Spbn George
bon Seoalio, pelfe bie Seiertage bel
Sermonbten in 9eemcnt l,no 0rafc
5llbrat]ten, talfle1 lesten Utpllfag pier
ourd alf Der Seinlreiie beeriffen.
Sol. Mauler, mel6er mebrerc
@ohen bier at 9eiuf bel Der Sami.
lie @m. &ublmarn an Der Coles
Greet berpeilte, lit Iesten Sreitaa
mieber in feline Seimatb bel Olmnit,
&anias, arriidgefebrt.
-8m. 6. 9abl, elmer irnierer pro.
greiiipen nnb erfolgrciden Sormcr,
besab iid lesten @ontae in 9eaIci-
tlng ieines Sobnes nod Columbia
um iuabreno Ser nSarmer . @of)e"
lid om l1nterridt iiber lanbipirtb-
ihaftlide Sefonomie auf Der Staats.
ltniperiitGt gu betbeiliecn.
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.-SoDn Strdllb lab lid ourd)
&%rantbcit 9e5luungen feline Stclle in
Der S6nbfabrit nic0er5ulegen.
SRI. agnes Senncdc, bon Om.
cnspilIc, mar lcstcn Gicnstag bier all
@alt bel Der Salnilic s.. 6. Strat.
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&imm,ls Yriuat. 6otd
Sierte StraBe, S'iifen Seae-
mann unb Selmers geihdften
Sermdnn, 2Ao.

Sreiss 8co fir @aite. 8aum int
grbseidoB (baiement) fir Gutpmo.
bile; in Siderbeit unb inter Ser
i6lu6.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
RECRUIT WOMEN FOR FARM
WORK

New York, July ia campaign
to recruit women for agricultural
work has been started by the National
League for Woman's Service in CO.
operation at Washington, it was an
nounced here tonight, to increase the
food supply by making up the def
cheney of farm workers. Thousands
OF women, it was stated, will be call
ed upon for patriotic service in the
form of farm work" A food reserve
corps also has been organized with
approval of Herbert C. Hoover and
Secretary of Labor Wilson to pre-
vent the wasting of hundreds of tons
OF fruit and vegetables by reason of
the labor shortage in the canning in
dustry," it was announced.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, of this place, writes: 81 was
very constipated. I had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion. They would
grippe me and afterwards it seemed
was more constipated than before.
J heard of -Draught and de-
cided to try it. I found it just what l
needed. 1t was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
improved. I got well Of the sour stom-
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and would take a
dose now and then, and was in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use"
Thedfords Black-D raught 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, it has won the praise
of thousands of people who have used
1t. EC-135
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
A Theodore Thomas Retort.

A characteristic story is told of one
of the first rehearsals of the college
choir (of the Cincinnati College of Mu-
sic), at which Theodore Thomas had
reprimanded some of the sopranos
sharply for inattention. HE treats us
as if we We're members of his oEcIses-
tra!' exclaimed an indignant singer to
her next neighbor. Thomas overheard
the remark and let it pass for the mo-
ment, but at the close of the rehearsal,
as the performers were leaving the
stage, he passed the lady in question
and. turning to her, said very quietly,
but with that biting sarcasm which
those who knew him did not care to
excite, Madam, you will have to sing
a great deal better than you do now
before shall treat you as treat the
members of my orchestral Memoirs
of Theodore Thomas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
Oriain of the T Rail.

Robert Livingston Stevens sailed
from New York to Liverpool before the
advent of the ocean steamer. In those
days the passage took two months, and
Stevens passed many an hour, jack
knife in one hand and piece of wood
In the other, brooding over a problem
that had often worried him-how to
run railroad without stone stringers
for tracks. He wanted to get an iron
rail that would hold and would take
the place of the thin strips fastened to
the chair of the roadbed Just before
he reached England his whiting re.
vealed to him the solution of his prob.
lem, and that solution took the form OF
T rail with broad base that could
be applied direct to a solid wood sup.
port. That 7 rail is still in use on all
the railways of the world.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
St. sophia's PaIimpsest.

Travellers who have visited the great
Mohammedan mosque of st. Sophia in
Constantinople tell of the visibility of
inscriptions made in the interior of the
building when it was a Christian
church. These had been painted over
by the Moslem conquerors, but time
defeated their purpose of total efface-
ment, says the Christian Herald. Over
the entrance is the inscription in Latin,
Il am the door; by me if any man en-
ter in he shall be saved and shall go in
and out, and he shall find pasture"
The bricks in the great dome in the in
terror reveal this inscription: Deus in
medic eius; non commovebitur. Adiu-
vabit cam Deus vultu suo." The trans
lation may be found in Psalm XVI, 5.
These facts are Of interest in view of
the present tottering condition of the
Moslem power.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS.
The Head and Physical Marks of intel
ligence In Children.

The Head and Physical Marks of intel
ligence In Children.
In summing up his conclusions on
the relationship of intelligence to the
size and shape Of the head Karl Pear
son is quoted in the Journal of Hered-
ity as making these statements about
the intelligence of children:
ITO sum up, then, while no charac-
tiers in school children so far dealt with
show very high correlation with intelli-
gence, we may yet say that the intelli-
gent boy is markedly conscientious, is
moderately robust, athletic and popu-
lar; he tends rather to quick than to
sullen temper. He is more self con-
scious and quieter than the dull boy;
he has a slightly bigger head and pos
sfbly lighter fermentation than those
of more mediocre intelligence. His hair
has larger percentage of curliness-
"The intelligent girl is also markedly
conscientious, moderately robust, ath-
letic and popular. She, too, tends to
quick rather than sullen temper. She is
less self conscious than the dull girl
and noisier than the girl of mediocre
intelligence. 1t is the slow girl who is
quiet and shy. The intelligent girl has
a slightly bigger head than the dull
girl, and her hair is more likely to be
wavy and much less likely to be curly"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-20
IMPOSTER IS CAUGHT

Passaic, N. J., July 18.-The man
who started rumors of disaster TO
American warships, which grew into
wild reports that the New York Ma
val Hospital was over-crowded with
wounded men, is believed to have
been found today in the person of
Charles E. Knapp. District ATTORNEY
Lynch has obtained a confession
from Knapp, which is said to contain
a vivid picture of the imaginary blow
ing up of an American dreadnought.
The prisoner, who was sentenced to
one year in jail on a charge of dis
orderly conduct, probably will be the
subject of federal grand jury investi-
CATION.
Knapp's purpose in spreading the
story, it is said, was to profit fnan-
cially from sympathy he aroused by
claiming to be one of the survivors OF
the battle" He piled his begging
operations successfully among sail
ors, soldiers and marines, it is de-
clared