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* Buy ussarI 8oaoS .
HELP WIN the WAR WITH FOOD

This winter is going to be the rub
but there still remains sufficient
time to prepare for it. The battle
ships and transports used in carry
ing our boys across the pond" can
not burn wood, nor can munitiOn
plants in manufacturing guns, etc,
which are necessary weapons for the
boys in this great struggle for DE-
MOCRACY. FREEDOM and LIBER-
TY, but those who remain at home
can burn wood and should do so in
keeping up with the War Program.
Sacrifice after sacrifice must be
made by US all, and this is one Of
little significance when we stop to
consider what the boys "over there"
are doing and the sacrifices they are
making. Giving up everything, yes
their lives and their all if necessary
to defeat the Reudish Hun and forev-
err exterminate the principles Of Au-
toeracy and the Imperial German
Government.
Like FOOD 50 is COAL Of most
Importance in this time Of crisis.
The meaning is clear except to those
who Will not see. There is a real
shortage of coal and nothing but
real saving will attain the results
desired. The Government must and
viii see that coal is conserved and
all patriotic citizens viii cooperate
to this end.
L. G. HOWARD,
Fed. Fuel Admr. Montgomery Co
Buy usEGTY BoNOS 3
Doubtless the cheerful German
tax collector would mdentify himselt
by bayonetiug the baby, Buy a Lib.
erty Bond.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
OF sun
AT DENVERHAS
BEENP0STP0NED
Daylight Law Brings Total
Eclipse Of Old Sol an
Hour Later.

Denver. colo..S May lathe total
.eclfpsessQe the SUD- forecast to- occur
on Junto51 has been postponed for one
hour. This is no the result Of any
error In the calculations Of the as
tronomers nor is it due to an order
still. but it is chargeable to the opera
lions Of the daylight saving law, as a
result Of which the clocks throughout
the United States were set forward
an hour OF March 81.
In consequence the eclipse will be-
gin in Denver at 4:12*p. M, will be-
come total at 5:22, will pass from to-
tality 6:24 p. M, and will end at 6:27.
The same variation in the hours of
length Of the 60-mile belt, extending
from the southeastern corner of
Washington state to the coast of Flor
ida, in which the total eclipse will be
visible.
This change in hours will not affect
the astronomers. however, as their
clocks r still adjusted to standard
sun, time.
ecpilse. the first total eclipse Of the
sun visible in the United States since
1900 and the last until 1923. are going
ahead rapidly al the University Of
Denver observatory, where astrono-
mers from Yerkes observatory will
make their observations. Professor
Edwin b. Frost Of the Yerkes obser-
vatory at Green Bay. Wis. recently
Of the department Of astronomy at
the University of Denver. that sever
al shipments Of specially prepared
instruments are enroute. Professor
Frost is expected here in the middle
Of May to begin installing this equip
ment.
One Of the principal pieces Of ap-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
CIRCUS
ONE OF IMPORTANT.
WAR a~INSTRUMENTSp

London, May l.--The airplane
[~"circusi' which was introduced. BY
the Germans two.years ago, has taken
. notable: part in the lighting on. the
western front recently The use Of
the word ''circusnn in this connection
has now become recognized among
both British and French a~viators. It
indicates virtually a specially organ
lied troop of picked pilots whose, job
rs simply to destroy enemy adrplanes.
These circuses are complete units,
equipped with their own transport
mechanical shops and all necessary
accessories. Wherever there lie tight
Ing to. be done, the ;circuses move
quickly to the danger point. f,Ift big
attack Is. TO. be made by, either side,
Ethee rival circuses are. moved to aero
aromes IN that district and each. en-
deavors to prevent, the others! recon
Nuisance machines from. operating.
The circus performs: in fact, precisely
the functions Of destroyer .iotillas in
The first circus was formed by Cap
tain Boelke, one.of the early German
star pilots. He collected a number Of
picked pilots, including the ,Richthof-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
Great Shirt Values

Our fine line of Shirts provide a source of selec-
silks, madras and mercerized materials in fascin-
ating new patterns and colors. Our summer
Manhattans have Just arrived.
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paratus is a special spectroscope to
be attached to the 21-inch' telescope
at the Denver observatory with which
to photograph the suns corona. OPP
portunity to photograph the corona is
afforded only during a total eclipse.
and astronomers are greatly interest
ed in the result Of this work as at.
fording opportunity to study the com-
position of this great outer belt Of
luminous bases which surround the
sun. =, 49, H.
Photographs also will be taken Of
the sky in the region of the sun in
search of any stray comet and also of
the mythical planet Vulcan, which
some astronomers have asserted has
can be seen only during an eclipse.
The existence of such a planet is
doubted by most astronomers, howev-
or. sS
Besides tho staff from SYerkes OBJ
%servatory, other astronomers are
| planning to work at the Denver OBJ
%servatory. Among them are Prof. a..
OF New York; Prof. Schlessinger Of
Allegheny observatory: Prof. Beifield
Of Dennison university and Prof
Moore Of the United States bureau
of mines.
Although astronomers consider
themselves IN that the path
of the total eclipse includes the Den-
yer observatory. with its high-power
telescopes. they have Experienced
much difficulty in obtaining special
apparatus because of the war.
As a precaution against unfavorAble
weather conditions at Denver on June
8. the Yerkes observatory also will
have men stationed at Green River,
Wyoming. and other ~observatories
will have observers at. other vantage
states. \. !.
Points at which the total eclipse
will be visible include South Bend,
Wash; Chehalis. Wash: Hood River.
Ore; Baker City, Ore; Pocatello, Ida
no; Green River, Wyo.: Denver, Col;
Garden City. Kan: Dodge. City. Kan;
Enid. Okla: Guthrie. Okla: McAles-
ter. Okla; Arkadelphia. Ark: Yazoo
City. Miss: Jackson, Miss: Grove
Hill, Ala; Leesburg, Fla. and Orlan-
| do. Fla. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13

Leave it to Hart SchaHner &
Marx andsto us; we'll give you
the finest clothes made; no
tailor can better them; we'll save
you time and money in buying;
and guarantee satisfaction. 4.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
CONSERVATION
CAMPAIGN Is ON
AT GREAT LAKES

Great Lakes. hi. May 1.-THE
commtssaY department 49, Great
Lakes Naval Training Station has en-
tered Enthusiastically into the cam
paignsfo conservation.
Asa means Of conserving fats,
navy cooks and bakers viii hereafter
uulixe tho exc6nttfAtgsgtn fresh: meats
in place of consdder1hle quantities OF
lard which have been used in the
An order. covering the subject has
bssn 'issued to al coInmanders-in-
cfief commanding. .ofdQers. and com
mandants, by samuel MCGOWAN. rpay-
mester-seneral,-u. g. navy.
fUponfreceiptsof this letter Captain
william -. Mont. commnndant at
Great. Lake. tesnedY g ;eFdersto the
various officers concsrnsd. In which
he sid Il 81
fthe prevention Of the waste Of food
tha sconmandant directs that III nh
cSYnand mon. a4 t1ie 1tlfonskivo their
hoarty co.0pSraf1on& % the ohd:sthat
the Instructions specified In this order
nf paytnaster.g1nefal MCGOWAN Sc
fuzzy compiled With In spirit = we'll
SaMln IAtfAr. $gRes&stt ~
with the Issuance 81 .this order a.
~ came COPY sD1sthS otdar from the
payimastef-geneta u ~. ss ssl s s
II Held day, for the Grade pupils Of
Nlrot. schools VIII b held & River
sidV Park next W4dnesday under the
direction, III Mis- MflAySd KulLl. super
j lssr phzaeel ealtnsa. Over
sssssa 8 sh.'sssa as sspsetsa g
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ems, NossS and sehaefer.f OF whom the
two latter have been killed withinsa
year. 5sBoelke himself was killed, In
1915 ana the elder Richthofen took
over the circus. s 3i
On theABritish side: the reply came
In q squadron organized BY Major
Hawker,ywhich the Germans called the
AMT Rtchthofen Circus" Ultimately
Hawker fell in a tight with Rich
sthofen.
During the lighting OF the past few
weeks several ~circuses Of picked pilots
have been in action on both : sides.
They have reduced fighting in forma-
ton to afhne art, each pilot manoeuv-
ring a some Of q team and refusing to
be drawn away from the formation
into single-handed fights.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13

look like one. He's the same mar as
the one shown in the upper photo.
only this time his uniform is covered
by the rock camouhage. 1t would be
rather difficult for a sniper to spot
him now.
The man is one member of the first
and second platoons of the camou-
flage class conducted by the New
York board of education. He is
showing the others just how. camou-
f1age works, Censored and passed by
the committee on public information.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13

OF course there is little difficulty in
distinguishing between the man in the
upper photo and the rocks where he
il attempting to hide. If he were out
on the battlefield in France an enemy
sniper wouldn't have much difficulty
in sporting him of. 2
1t would not be at all easy unless
you had been told. to find that a man
is hiding among the rocks in the low
er photograph. Look close and you'll
see that the small rock is not a rock
at all, but a maj camou1aged to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
MYsTERIoNs CATTLE DISEASE,

johannesburg. May ia mys-
tterious cattle disease resembling par
talysis is causing large losses t Trans
vaal farmers. The disease is believed
Ito be connected in some way with an
outbreak Of infantile paralysis or
5poliomyelitis among human beings in
the same districts. a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13

Dorr H. Carroll Of Minot, has an
nounced that one Of the farm tractor
demonstrations given by the state
council Of defense. will be given in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
NI1lIoNs MADE IN VIM

Amsterdam. May 13:-The profits
made out of the wine-growing indus
try in lower Austria last year were
over $4,000, 900, according to the
Frankfort Zeitung. as compared with
total Of less than $5.00o.0 900 in the
year preceding the war.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
In bic 2eier.

Inl 6. Wai mur0c Die Nbomncn,
tenliite oes 8olfsblatt nieoer rebiiirt
uno alle biz al bieiem Gage entri6.
teten Subifriptionsbetrdge quittirt,
10 baB ieber 2cier alli Dem IbbreB-
aetteI eerlall ieben fam, biz gu mel.
dem Datum iein announcement be-
5abIt 1T.
@ir beballpten nidt unfeblbar 5u
iein ltno i'm Sale Ser cine ODER an.
ocrc 2cicr cincn Srrthrum I'M pcrGn-
oerten 9atum entbedt ober beiien Bis
gum s. Sanuar einbeaablter 9etrae
niht auf Dem 4brebaettel qllittirt
murbe, bitten mir I'm gcfl. Oeittbei.
lung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
9, 1913, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
-Sic Hegicrlrng iuiini6t Dob 10 biel
@ei5en luie m0gIid geipart merocr
ioll. Scr SorratD an &artpffeln III
nod tmrllcr n~ngebeltcr grob, lp1brcno
Der Sorratb al @ei5cn iebr beihr1ntt
lit. &artofieln babcn oeniclbell
gt0brpcrtb ais lpic @ci5en; ourlrnl
ciiet mebr &artofieln unb ipart Sen
@ei5en.
SRI. &atburina Suit uno Sreo.
SeioeI, bon ct. 2ouis, lpllrocn am
pergonsenen Sonntaa BORT ectraut.
Srall Seibel lit cine Sodtcr bon
Srau Gmilic Suit, bon Sermann.
SEER Scioel lit Elm Sergeant in oen
Scfferion 9arrads.
-Eaul Sorn, Elm Sobn bon s. $.
Sorn uno Satin, friiber bier ipobn.
bait bod icbt in st. 2ouis, lit in On,
tel Cams 0ienit getretcn rno &c.
bort Jest gum 81 Gupalerie Regiment
IN Den Scfferion garrads.
-Sris Sieeel, bon slro, mar am
lcbtcn Wontag bier, I'm bel Scr Wili-
tar ~ 9cb0roc Gin 9itteciud, cin5lt.
reiden, in meldcnl er Inn so Gage
llrlallb fir ieincn Sobn bittct, ga.
nit ocriclbc linn nlli Scr Sarln bclfcn
fam.
-Gomit sic furd)tburcn NufQubcn
Der &lrmanitGt our6gcfiibrt mcrbcn
fon1cn, bnt scr Er1iiocnt sic @ohc
20itcn Mni, 1918, als nHotDc
@od)c" br5cidnct. Mdbrrno
Modc miro ous EltbIiflml Inn
Scilteltcr elmer mcitcrcn MilliOn Dol.
lars crilldt mcrocn.
s. 5. Same, 2ouis Sod. Com.
ionic gSnl. Hobtfc ,no
2ulf, ncbit ocrcn Sumilicn, uno
Calf. bcfonocn iid) ont pcrg1ll.
0cncn Sountag inter Den bieiigcn
Die critcrcn beioen mohn.
ten Ser Ginipcibuna Scr Go9lc 0icnIt-
bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

Ben Hoit bat in Gallomop Goln.
tp, 4 Ieilen iiibmeitlid bon Setter.
ion Gitp, cine Sorm bon 900 4der
1efullft. Ter &allfprcis bctrug
$4,000.
Ger beige Sdulrotb bat Sri.
Gbitb @ban. bon Springficlo, sur
Nuhfol9criu bon SRI. @aOood, oils
2cbrcrin on Der Sofihule angcitellt.
Sbr SolGr miro $75 pro Wonat be.
tragen.
-9cfanntlib iinoct am s. SUM
cine totale Sonnenfiniternis ltatt, sic
in oen Scr. Stootcn iidtbar iein uno
an Ibcno BON balb flint bis balb JIG.
ben llbr anoallern miro. Scr Wittel-
punt Der SinIternis miro 5tpiihen
balb feds uuo lcfs llbr iein.
-Il. Sageoorn uno Snmilie uno
Srall @nl. Sol5cm, bon Gbinclono,
ionic q. Is. 2el,enbergcr unb Satin.
bon ABORTION, lparen gcitcrn bier, Inn
i'm ShuItcr Stlloio Gin bier Genera.
tioren Samilienbilo obncbmcn 81 lai.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
Sersliden Sanf.

Den ~folgcnOcn lnierer 2eierr, sic
leit inherent lesten 9eridt ibr glbon.
llcnlent uuf bas &olfsblatt ert,eller.
ten, ltatten mir bier unieren ber5lid.
item Cant ab:
@crmam: Gbas. Wausblrnb, Srun
5. Shneiocr, Jrolt T.. &lingc lllo
0rall Gbriltina Coll.
>. Is. Woedli, Scrmonn, 81. +.
Scrnl. Eoblmonn, electra, Ser.
ISM. 9iltbep, Berger
u. y. SGncll, Ct. 2ollis.
Geo. @illie, Spiss.
6rit Stride, &ope
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
3uei meme I%ntGmmlinge in %ap-
Sarrp SudJ lit crnitlid franf.
Sunitisc Madridtcn BON San.

Scnrp 6. Gnocl6rcdt uno Saith
ml,rbcn am 26, 9lpril bltrd bic &c
burt cincs S0dtcrhcns erfrcut.
Com. Willcr uno @attin ml,rocn on
5. Wai br,rcb sic @cbltrt cincS Sobn,
d)crls begliidt.
9(rg. 2llcfc un0 Iuallit @cgcncr.
ncblt bcrcn @uttinncn, bon %9topplcon.
porcn bier I'M Scr @cerbigung bcs
.pcritorbcncn @illiam 9trlllmepcr bel.
5%llpobncn. Sic blicbcn Damn nod CT
nige Gage bier, I'M Scrponbte llnb
sSreunbe 5l1 bciuden.
Sum Seilert lit jctt Ser Better
zines Sorb Iutos.
EaItor @eorg Sdult Sr., bon Scr,
ger, mar mcbrcrc Gage Der bergange-
men @p6e Der @uIt leincs 9ruoers,
Eoitor @m. Sbult.
SRI. Sannab Stoebr lit jeet I'M &c.
iit elmer nel,en Sinness Sarlor
Srgel.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
8, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@nlGBlid cines @riefes bon Camp
Suniton, nit ser Nahridt ouB ocr
oaielbIt bciln WilitGr bienenbe Sarrr
&ob bebenfIid, crfronft 1T, bcgabcr
ii6 oeiicn Sater, Seurp &pd, iomie
@aloeder, 81 GnOe Der pori.
gen ISOLDE nah Camp SltnIton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10


@robc SprtDcilc III allen Som
mcr @aurcn bel z. 6. Stt, in gcrger
-9tGdite ISOLDE miro bas &reis'
ecridt in Sibung treten.
Or. Sdolrs Salbc, iorpic Sol.
tier iilr &%ilbncruugcu mo 9culcn, bel
:. O. Rief.
g. 0ucrtncr un0 WdttilL bon
@lnuN, mnren an Icttcn Sanlstna
bier IN Der Staot.
y. Z. Sltidtrt bat lid) an IcBtCn
Woutng nod Ct. Soltis be9cbcn, I'M
iih Grjtlitcr @rbonNlulg SIT inter
jlcbcn,
sir Sonntug. Sen 70. Atfui, lit
Gin NuicbuII Spiel nrrungicrt NOR
Sen. Ger Grtrug miro Dem Rothcn
@rcl5 5lfalIen.
Nolitllr iIlr ollie Shugs, III :.
q, Mict's &icrtc StroBc StptDge.
ifdft.
Strait 2i35ic &ogcI unb bcrcn
Sobu Ssp1I0 @rncnOlc, bciunoCn
iid OIL p%cr9ongcncn Sonntng mo ON
Rontng in Ct. Hpllis.
Strait Oscar &oboe, bon ct.
Souis, troi an porigcn Srcitog bier
Elm, Inn lid an Der @cburtstuasfcicr
bon 6rnlr Ctto Grllih 81 bcthriliQcn.
-0cn. Strlttllnntt, Elm frilbcrcr
bieiigcr @olimom lit jest Ngcnt fir
Den nStauoc Dfof,u Sructcr," inb
hat ieiu &ouptQllurticr in ct. 2nuis.
Oscar @rcis, ncbit @ottin mo
Wobp, bon ct. Scl,is morcll mCbrcrc
Gage Der porigcn @nhc bier nui &c
iud) bel Nrnolo Slider unb @ottin.
Den Gltcrn bon Grou Wrcis.
81. 2. 2ipSfod), Wuitop mo
Ilpin Nlcmolo. ionic &crmunu
6rllhc, iunmltlih bon Scope, bcfon.
ben lid anl ncr9ongcncn Snnl$ta0
inter ncn biciigcn @ciuhcrn.
@m. u. Mogcra Silbcrrpoorc ob.
iollrt umlonit. @ir gcbcn l%pcrtbpolle
COUPONS nit icbcn &ouI.
e. 4. Hucoi9cr.
-9Sic uns nllt9ctbcilt lpllrbc lit
unier moblbcfanttc Mitbiirgcr, Sobn
Sunlbs, anl letter Wittipod) micocr
einnlol lucgcn 6richcnSit0rung biiltcr
ShloB uno Hicgel gcbrad)t mprocn.
Sdyubifnilre bon icoer 2Gnge
uno icber Sarbc, III .. q. Gief's
Sdllbgcihait an Scr Sicrten Strobc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

@cnm Suppe obcr @cnlilic 81
picI Sol5 cntbaltcn, Damn fii9c man
cine feline &ortoffcl bill5u uno loiic
bos @on5e oIsborm nod 8 Winl,tcn
fohen. Sic &ortoffcl abiorbicrt bos
Sul5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10


Nfrgcr, an WoltnB. Den 70. Wtnl.
W '
' N'''"''"""'
*Solcu bon Norf un6 non 9ounnl-
'oo''c' III "'cl ~"''QHV'u"II I'LL per
QUITO" o'tobV.
-9Im VfinoitInrntoo. bcr 10
moi, mirn IN Der Gpouol, ct Iol1ls
Nirhc rms hriIior ~llbrrhnnhI ol,sor.
thcilt mcrbcu.
cter(;no bcionn ,;h or, (cttc, w;t+.
moh h;cr o,,i hcr 0~c;r,rc;,c ,on
mcrir, 9r, MN cincu, o,e5,,h no;
s>r,i oo,;s ctr,r,f ,n,> M,tt;r
-,Sobn @ocrltL mcIdJer irt So.
llNnlhia cine Sd)nIicorucrfitatt be.
~
m
~
-@urpcp 3cuNin 0rnnf Eitts mo
mCbrcrc onOcrc lllnAc @urlhcn bon
&crnlnnn ulb Wasconobe Goltntp,
mcldc altf Den @ootcn Scr Mc9icrung,
bel Grrif. NO. 9~curbeitet buttcn,
funlcn an Icttcn Sonnto9 5llrilf mo
-&iclc Ncrlnonllcr lcgen Jest III
rcn &oblcnbcburi iiir 0cn @illtcr Gin.
Sriibc @ritclllrngcn ltln prorlptc 9lb,
]licicrungcn iino ous bette Mittcl i'm
fir sic 3ufunit ocn foltCn Go0cn uno
bcn iinltcrcn NGditcu oorslbcllocn.
Won bcltcllc bic &oblcn Dobcr lofort.
,,. "
"N' 'o."'' ''.'' ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

Gnoc Der pcrgangencn @odc IN St.
SOllis.
-g2n. @lcc. bon &anias Gitp,
Mo, bcionN iit) nlebrcre Gage Oieier
@odc bier, ultf 9eilld bel ScrlpnnO
ten.
Or. S6oll's ~Ir6 Supports"
in :. Is. Gicf's Sierte StroBc Shub.
gcidGit.
Strait @m. Siltbcp. aus Der
NtGbc Don Berger, bcfano iiG anl lcs.
ten Sicnstug, bciufsmcilc, bier in
Scr Staot.
Sol. &arl, bon Gaie, unD Aug.
Sdyniot, bon SDenspille, 81. 1, be-
iauocn iid) an Montag bieier @ohc,
bcild)smciic. in Scrmanl.
8. W. Hcitbcmeper uno @attin,
ionic Srall @cinrih Sdllte bon
Ban, bcionocn ii6 lcbten Snnlstag
bciudspeiic in Sermann.
* Geo. u. <bn miro ant Iicns
ocn II. Mui, Sfmcine bon Scr.
mann urricn0cn. 6arnlcr lpeldc
5hpcinc iilr Dcn Wurft babcrl, iucr.
ocn crildt oiciclbcn an Dem Gage
81 bringcl.
-GDoa. Hcid)mann Sr. bat nlI
lrbtcn Nfittmo6 lcincn Gnfcl, Sobn
'tocloncS, mcld)cr bic lcbtcn iedls Mo.
nate bier bel hcn @robcltcrn ol,f @r
ind gcluciUl mar, nodl &anioa Gitn
}cGlcitet.
-Guul &cnlpCr ullb 8attill, non
Nopc. puiiiCrtcn an lcttcn Gicnatu0
)icr 0llrd) nltf bcnt &cimpcNc non
SmiS8, no lie Dem 9cgrGbnib bon
6crrn M%cnlpcr'& Sdrmnger, bcS Der
torbcncn 6ront Sunocrpirtb, beige
nobnt bnttcn.
-Srfolgc ser filblcn MitterlmQ
>icica Trilbinbrs lit bic GbampiQ,
lon.Grlltc nulBroonts) iebr gcrin9
lllS9CfoIlcn. @dre anberenfollS bns
lnboltenoe &egenlpetter arld pol
@Grme be9lcitet gelpeien, balm b1tte
IS Gbampignons I'M lleberilub &c.
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icumndcr ln0 mar 5cbn Sabre IN sic,
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5hllbfabrif Daben inter iih Den Sc
bon $50 gciunmclt, 5ltr Inter
.tiibuna bon 6rau Sol. gleile, BON
)lcr, mclhe idlon lett mcbrcrcn Sab.
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id)dfti9t uno bic ein5isc llntcritiisung
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gen ibrc Stclle %ouf5ugebcn. Gen
an9citclltcn Scr Snbrif gcbiibrt bobes
Bob fir oicicn gft Scr @obItbGtig.
felt, Gicic llntcritiielng fam ulper.
mo oicielbe miro fur Srau
cine icbr arobc &ii1c iein.
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Iunrts battcn lid ont bcrganacncn
Sonntag bier cingciunOcn, INN Dem
ibrer Sertpanotin, Der
O%erItorbenen Srau Caroline 9attels
mann, heisuipobncn:
Mrs. VIM. Kattelmann and daugh-
ter of Dundee; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Buchholz of Elijah; Mr.. and Mrs. Hy.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11
BETTER THAN CALOMEE
Thousands Have Discovered DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets are
aHarmleSS Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tahlets-the substi.
tute for calomel - are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. They are the result
of DIR. Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
His efforts to Danish It brought out these
little olive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take hold
of the trouble and quickly correct II. Why
cure the liver at the expense of the teeth9
Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the
gums. So do strong liquids. 1t Is best not
TO take calomel, but to let DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, ''dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'loggy" and
heavy" Note how they clear" clouded
brain and how they 'perk up" the spirits
lOc and 25c box. All druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUFF, AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
SAVE YOUR HAIRI HAKE ii
THICK, WAVY, GLOSSY AND
BEAUTIFUL AT ONCE.

Try as you will, after an application
of Danderine, you can not find a sin-
gle trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be aft
er a few weeks use, when you see
new hair, fine and downy at first
yes-but really new halr-growing all
over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy. just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is i'm
mediate and amazing-yOur hair Will
be light. fluffy and wavy, and have
an appearance of abundance; an in
comparable lustre, sOftness and lux
uriance, the beauty and simmer of
true hair health.
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment. A small trial
bottle will double the beauty OF your
| hair.