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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-10-11
GAUZE FACE MASKS.
State Department of Health Gives
Directions for Public Benefit

Hartford, Oct 11.--Directions for
the making of gauze face masks.
which should be worn by all persons
attending cases of influenza or pneu
monia, were announced today by the
state department of health. The di-
rections follow:
For material use as fine gauze or
cheesecloth as possible. Fold the ma
terial to make five thicknesses, and
cut an oblong 5 IL by Z IL inches.
Make three halfinch pleats at each
end turn in edges and stitch. Cut
four feet of tape into four lengths and
sew one to each corner. Make box
pleat / 1-2 inches in width on one Of
the long edges of the mask; stitch
down one inch.
To adjust, place the mask over the
face, tie the tapes from upper corner
around back of the head and the tape
from the lower corners around the
back of the neck. Place box pleat over
the nose.
These masks should be changed at
two or three hour intervals and often
err if wet. They should then be imme-
diately boiled for five minutes, or
burned, OF wrapped securely in a pa
per bag or newspaper until they can
be boiled.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-10-11
CHAPTER XII.

copyright, 1918. by William FoN)
IN April, 1903, there remained only
one tribe of the Moro5 who had
not been conquered by Captain Perish
ing in the, district controlled by Fort
Wears on the Island of Mindanao.
This tribe, ruled by the Sultan of An
parugano, was in the Taraca country
on the eastern shore of Lake Lanao.
1t was farthest removed from the in
fiuence of civilization. and it's mem
bers firmly believe they were more
than a match for the American
forces
There had been many reports of
disturbances in this part of the dis
trict, and Captain Pershing resolved
to teach the agitators a lesson which
they would not soon forget. He
marched upon Lake Lanao with the
greater part of his force.
There was no chance of his sur
prising the enemy. Their scouts could
follow closely the American force as
1t cut it's way through the dense
Jungle with no danger of being OBJ
served. Any American force that
moved through the Philippine jungle
did so with the knowledge that at any
time a bolo, hurled by a native, might
whistle through the air.
After driving off several scattered
attacks in the jungle Pershing az
rived at Lake Lanao, where he found
the enemy in force. On April 10 he
cleaned out the town of Bacolod by
heroic charge against the natives.
1t was a case of bayonets in the hands
of his soldiers against the krisses of
he Sto 0f hn 70
race was predominant, but the battle
was so fierce that very few natives
@scaped with the news to their sultan.
Making his way around the lake,
Captain Pershing fought a decisive
battle with the entire force of the
Sultan of Anparugano on the east
shore Of Lake Lanao and utterly de-
feated him-115 Moros were killed
and seven wounFed
Making forced marches Pershing
fastened to the other strongholds of
the natives and in q short time had
captured ten forts which occupied
formidable positions on the Tarac
River. These he dismant1ed, and re-
turned to Fort Wears with the salts
faction of having pacified for the first
time the Tasaca region of the Island
of Mindanao.
He was congratulated for these
services by his commanding officer,
and on May II, 1903, Elihu Root,
secretary of war, cabled:
Express to Captain Pershing and
officers and men under his command
the thanks of The War Department
for their able and effective accom-
pLshrnent of difficult and import
ant task"
Soon afterward Pershiug was ap
pointed to the general staff of the
army and ordered to Washington, in
recognition of his notable services in
the Philippines. This new post was
one much sought after by army Off
GERS.
On Sept Is, 1904, he was selected
by the chief of staff to take a course
of instruction in higher maneuvers
at the Army War College in Wash
incton. This course was for the BEN
eft of officers who were considered
especially efficient in the art of war,
and was usually preliminary to ad-
vancement to an impol tant post.
It may be worthy of note, part1cu-
larly in view of later events, that
about the time Pershipg was sta
toned at The Army War College the
kaiser, believing that he could i'm
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-10-11
Winchester, Va.

RA1NERD DRUGGISTS 11GGETTs R1KER -HEGEMAN DRUG
McBRIARTY, NATHAN NOVECK, W. H. RUSSELL AND DRUG
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-07-05
Let's Sing

Let's have a community sing. That
Is. we are going to have one. Right
away. Mrs. Benson, Miss Yerden,
Messrs Wirth, Wilson, Stuber, Nee
lands, Doyle. Mccormick, Beeman,
Huyck, Sturdivant, and all the other
good singers in town are interested and
promise their aid. 1t will cost very
little, its inspirational and restful value
will be great and we shall feel fellow
ship that we have never felt before.
We can have the sings on the street,
the stores can close for half en- hour.
the women and children can come and
we can have glorious time together
about twice each week. We want you
to boost for this. It'll dc US good.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. L. d Hayes spent the
week end at the home of r. A. Hayes,
of Otisville. '
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Maynard, daugh-
ter, Barbara Mrs. A. Fallihay and
Master Bates Wills. of Millington.
spent Friday at the home of Mrs. May
nard s siser, Mrs. J. A. McCrady.
Plans have been laid, and it is expect
ed will work out, for the Birch Run
choir to sing in the M p. Church next
Sunday night at the union services.
Their former visit was under the most
trying weather conditions, and many
who wished to enjoy their coming were
not permitted to do so. Sunday night
will give another opportunity. Rev.
C. w. Stephenson will preach the SER
mon of the evening. Subject, How
to Win This War"
B. F. Yerden has been soliciting
funds to provide for a portable band
stand to be used by the band while
giving their Saturday evening concerts
and on other occasions. This is very
commendable enterprise and we are
glad that it is meeting with success.
The band boys are making some very
fine music now and there presence on
the streets on Saturday evenings is at
once source of pleasure and of advan-
tage to the town. We should all be
glad to assist them in every possible
way.
Every once in while, or maybe a
little oftener. possibly when they think
he is suffering from ennui, some freight
car crew on the Michigan Ry. will
shunt car into Bill English's storage
shed in the rear of his store. The last
effort of this kind occurred last Satur-
day on which occasion one corner Of
the shed was badly wrecked, consider
able merchandise was scattered about,
pop bottles broken and the proprietor
aroused to the fact that we must take
the bitter with the sweet when the
railroad mixes the soda. Mr.. English
is now patiently awaiting the next as
sault on his warehouse and hopes that
no one will be inside when it occurs.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-07-05
To Dedicate Service Flag

The people of Thetford Township will
meet next Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, at Thetford Center Church, for
the purpose of formally dedicating a
service flag representative of the boys
of the township who are now serving in
Uncle Sans army of civilization. Rev.
Howard J.. Clifford will deliver the adj
dress and cordial invitation is extend
ed to everybody to attend. Clay Will
Der and others are also expected to
make brief speeches.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-07-05
M. E. Church Notes

Class meeting, $50 a. m; Sermon,
1000 a. m. Sunday school, HIS a. m.
Epworth League, p. m.
The pastor will deliver a sermon to
the Orangemen next Sunday morning,
at the usual hour of service. The at.
tendance of everyone is invited.
The w. H. M. S. will meet with Mrs
j. A. McCrady, Friday, July II. AL
are invited.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18
Sanra |edmann lit nadJ lanscm gel,
Den in Sittle Berger geiturbcn.

Vim Sumstag, Sen ~. Sftohcr,
'tarb III ibrcn @cim allf Der Snrl1 il,
Sittlc Berger, SRI. 2al1ra gli5cbetb
1ettn1al1it, na6 tangent 2cibcn in,
Ilter bon Al Sabren.
Die Sralterfeier fano Itatt ON
Montag, Sormittaa, unter 2eituns
oes Gbrp. Yater Eaital Soeriter,
upn Der ct. Soiepbs Stride, in 2ittlc
Berger uu1o sic 9eiletune criplgtc
Damn auf Dem fatbpliiden Srieobcfe
bon Sittle Berger.
Die Seritorbene ml,rbc in 2ittle
Berger gcborcn no iic, I'M Serein nit
ibren beiben Sdlpeiteru, nah Dem
Sooe Der gltern Ben 9etrieb ser
Sarm fortIesten. @eocr lie nod ibrc
S6ipeltern iparen jennaIs bcrbeira
tibet. Sic binterlGbt lire bciben
Sbmelterr, anna 90. unb 2ucp $.
9cfmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18
SdJnbpreiie iol(en rcgnliert iuerSeu.

Gas amcrifauiide Bubliflm miro
in @Glbc Sdubc 81 feitgeietten Wari.
mai llnb Minimal : 8reilcn f%aufcn.
biuigcr ais CUR 3eit ltno g~lcid5citig
pon bcilrrcr NrlalitGt. Die S6ubc
iollcn he5ilglidlt Der Sualitdt in brei
olINuncinc &loIien getbeilt tperoen su
Erriicn Don So bis So. &laiic u su
50 bis $50, &loiic . 81 Sc bis $500
&lollc = 51 So bis $3.50. &in0ers
ifubc iollcn glcifials in hrei &loi,
len ST -onacmeilcncn Erciicn pertbci(t
mcr0er.
Gic 6abrifontcn u%1iliien Ole &loi.
i%cnmnlncrn an Sen Snblcn anbrin.
0cl1. Sic Tllrdiiibrrng 0icicr Hcecl
unlb Scr &crfnuf Scr Sdubc miro
thrift ilbcruad,t wcrben, ltno iper
glolIbt, ilbcrportbeilt mor6en 81 iein.
fonm Nn3cigc critotten, oamit Scr ia.
brifnllt Der Sdllbe llno bic Seritcl.
l%llngsprciie ~berielben crmittelt iper.
ben.
&Gbrcnb man aud iett 81 So
Stuhc foltfcn fam, miro man inter
Scr ncllcn &egel before Sdube fir
oicicn Ercis erbalten. l%leberbaupt be,
%hallpten Die geamten, bab mar in ic.
scr &laiic ulO 5u jebem Breiie before
&oare fir iein @elb befommen luer.
DC. Shllbe, fir bic iett big 81 500
pcrlonot miro, perbcn 5li $t2 Der.
fnltft mcrOen miiiien.
S%dubbanbler miiiicn iid perbfIid.
ten, iid) an bic EreisifaIo 5n balten,
lpibri9eniolls merbcn Sabrifantcn il.
nc1 feline meiterc @aarc Iiefern.
SSn Sen Sabrifen pltr6e NIT bellt
3uidnciben ser Sfube inter ser
nctcn SfaIa am Is. Sftober bcgon,
llcn unb nit Siefcrung Scr nei,en
@oorc miro in 80 bis 60 Saaen Scr
Infnng eelnaht iuerocn. Scn &Iein.
b1lblern miro D~inreidenbe Belt aege.
ben mcrben. nit benz 8orrotb ipelfcn
iic al Sonb babcn, 81, geaenipGrtigen
Ereiien ouf5l1rGumen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18
Sunitise Scrmann u. 2 Neniafeite1

Srit Sbcrg rno Sannilie crbieltcn
porige @phc Die traurige Tahri6t
oab ibr Neffc, gnlil Sherg bon ct.
2puis, SoBn bon @nl. Sbcrg uno
Satin, am IA. September an bcn
gSunoen ~eeltorben lit, Die or in Scr
Sdlud)t erboltcn Dntte. Chill Sher9
mar ein ii,nger Mum bon ausge5eid).
nctcm Gbarafter uno allgcmeiner Be
licbtbcit; mclder ii6 oitrb icine oftc.
rem 9ciud,c. bier bel uns, cincn grob.
en- &rcis boz, 5reunocn crmorben
battc. &ir pcriihcrn Oaber sic ticf
betriibtc Somilie unicrcs ouirihtigcn
9cileibs.
Srau Sabina Hoblfing ul0 bcrcn
Sod,ter Gbriitinu mareil p%ergangclc
@od)en in ct. 2oilis.
Irmin &oeqer, meldcr iid Bel Ser
SSamilic bon Mrg. Sollcrtlcn aufbalt,
liegt franf oarnieoer.
Senrp Meper lit iebt in Der Hadl'
barihoit bon 9ia Berger, bcinl Slice
breiden.
SnfoIge Der ipaniifen Snfluen5o
pllroen uniere Shulen Oieie 8ohe
geidloiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18

9cn @ol5 mo 6nmilic iparcl
@nbe lester @ode alif 9cild
bci Gcrmanbtcn in Worriion.
-Im Nonta9 iino Sic @Crnlnnncr
Sdulcn (0od). SduIC lopie grade
ihools) wieoer croffnet.
-6rou Chico. @raf lit alt lebten
Rontaa SIT fltr5cm RciudJ noh Sci
ferion 9th gereiIt.
-GapitGn 8uitnp Moblt hat iid)
ON per9ongcncn Sonl$tag, aeidIitrs
hnlber. mad Serington. no, bcGcbcn.
-Ritter u. u. @reuer bat 0iric
Isolde eincn Berihts Scrnlin in
Sinn a~bgebaIten.
Saben Sic gemilbt onb 9if-
IONS ySibcrol Store" 40c per Efllno
'Iir CUTE BUTTER be5ablt2
-6rau Geo. u. <eoiger lit am
Sarnstag bon einem mebrpohentlid.
en 8eiuh in Dallas, Eeras. auriifge.
febrt.
Geo. Weper II. 6amiIie, bon st.
2ouis. iino 3. 3. Ole @dItc bon Serrn
Reper's Safer, Geo. Meper Sr.. 10
nie ser camille bon u. M. Rief.
-@alter Meper unb beiien Shipc,
tier. SRI. Rotbilbo Reper. bon Den.
Der, Colo. iino Die 8Gite bieiiger
8ermanoten.
-R. Drummer or. uno @attin pu-
rem alll oereangenen Iontaa auf DC
iuh bel Trnl, Solpntc 9l,mer, III
Berger.
-@roper alinge, bon Douglas,
ariSono. lit 5ur 3eit bier auf 8eIud
bel ieinen Gltern Conrad alin9c II.
8attin.
-Trau Geo. Striittnlonn, bon st.
2ouis, befiroet iih oieic ISOLDE bier
uui geiud bel ihrcr Muttcr, Trou
Charlotte @raf.
-@m. Soclmer lit anl pergongc.
men Somstaa bon eincn ntehrruod,,
entliden 8ellld, in ct. 2ouis suriif.
8efcbrt.
-@ebbaro @ors, Don ct. 2ouis,
pa Gtbe letter ISOLDE bier ouf @e'
Iud bel leineu gltern. Con. @aiis
uno Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18

--Srall @llitap Sdoeifer unb Be-
rem Sobn. Senrp, meld)e bel 5rau
@uitap Brandt, in Stolpc, oui 9eiud
gelpeicn mnren, rcilten ON Wontag
lpieoer nod ibrem Seim in ct. 2oris
6rau Sdaciier lit SO Sabre alt, aber
nod riiltis ,no gcilno.
-Srau Solepb Suiler puroe ant
9ienstag Worgen ms Sopital &c.
bradt unb BORT pegen Appendicitis
operiert. Scr 3ultono ser Fatientin
lit ein 5uirieoenitcllcnoer. - Setter.
ion Gitp 8olfsfrellno. Jral Caller
mar friiber SRI. gmilp Snden bon
Scrmann.
-gSnl. Garneboecn urtO 8ottin
iinb am lcttcn @ontos bon Chicago
bier angelanat unb merOen iih mcbs
rere Gage belltdsfpellc bel Serlpulios
ten nnb Srclrnoen allfbalten. Srall
8arnebogen mar friiber SRI. 2i55ie
Iaemlann. Scrr &ornebogen mar iei-
ner 3eit Ser Sudbalter Ser Stone
Sill @inc So. bon bier; CT befleioet
lest cine peruntportlihc Stellung III
eincnt grobcn lithograpbiihen &c
idGft IN Chicago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sermann bat bis jctt nod nift
Die S1lftc ieincs Quotas sur Sicrtcl,
5reibcits. Anlcibc crrcidt.
--Sie bieiige 2ofalbcb6roc bat bis
jett 60 Ero5cnt Der September Me-
B~iitrantcn floiiifi5jcrt.
-Nmerifancr meld)c in Dem arieg
iibcr' ice ibr 2cbcu pcrliCrcu merocll
BORT MIR tclnpor0r b~egrobcn. $50
Capitalization m0glih lit, pcrocn sic
2cidcn in morticrtcn @rabcrn bcitot.
tct, Inn nad) @ccnOigung ocs aricgcs
ipieoer ullsgcgrobcn unb nudbolllc
gcbrad)t 81 lbcrbcn.
-g(m p%ergungcncn Sanstng, lul-
I'M ~ llbr. nodts, purOcn
piclc r%nierer @ilrScr bllrd buS 2uu.
ten bon @loden ln1o oaS IbfGlcrn
bon S6iiiieL ai,f ser anbercn Seite
bcs Sluiies, aus Dem 56lofe gcluedt.
Scitber babeu mir erfabren oab Der
cine 6rieoensfeicr iein iolltc,
inioIgc eincs @eridts OaS 0eutI6.
lonO ,inierc Sriebcnsbcoinglngcn on.
gctlolnnuen babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18

-6reo @rucrs troi AM pcrgangc
men Snmstag bon Ct. 9olis bier elm
Inn @criualtotc uno 6rcunoc ST be
illten.
81. &. SocOtmanl, pon Gbamois,
mar an bergangcnen Samstag bier
auf 9eiud, bel icircn Gltcrn, Irlgl,It
Soeotnlann ,ulb Satin.
Geo. San Sorr, bon Soninp,
Ofla., mar ilber lebtcn Sonntaa uno
Mtontag bier I'M ieincn fleincn Gobn
8eorg 5i beinden, ser bel Mfrcb
@raf uno Satin icin @cinl bat.
-Gie idbrlid,e @abl bcs 8asco.
naoe Gountp aapitels pom Rotben
&reu5 miro am Mittmo6. hen 20ltcu
Nopember. abeilos, i'm @eridts. @e.
bGube, in Scrnlonn. i~tottiinocu.
-Iuitott baS 9aub lueld)es jett
BON ocn 9Gumcu iGat 5,t p%erbrenncn,
loute baslelbe IN Den @drtcn oIs 0cdc
iiir bic @ur5eln Der Eflanacn uno ols
Silnaer peruenDCt meroen.
-2oliS 9oeger uno Somilic lpa-
rem om leetcn Somstog bier, per Ir,,
10, alli Ger Subrt bon ct. 2ollis mad
@ap, nm Sinon 9oegcr unh ionItigc
@ermanbten at beiu6en.
-Soiepb Sdpeeler uno Satin.
Don Scope, ioluie Geo. Stoamlepcr lnb
6amilie. bon fredericksburg, befan.
bcu lid geltern. bcil,fspeiie. bier IN
ser Stoot.
-Srou Sos. @ol3, ncbit 9abp
limo om porigcn Srcitnq non Ncbros
ia Gin bier eiugetroffcn uno mcrhcr
nlcbrerc @od)cn bel Srol 9tic Sdoc.
fer. Der Wtlltter bon Srnl @ols. nlli
gcIud ucrbleiben.
-Srau V. CRAWFORD uno Sod)tcr.
bon g%anastotu. g. y, iino ON lcstcr,
Nontag bier ongefommen unb per.
oen iif Gin BOAR @odcn bel Serb.
Ged unb 8ottin, Den GItern Dor
6rau CRAWFORD. aufbalten.
-6rau Ioom Bender III poriac
@ohe nad Sittle Nod, Arf., 9erciit
I'M einen Monot bel ibrem 8otten
5lt pcripeilen, ipelfcr BORT ~beIfGftigt
lit. Sn ibrer Geiclidnft bciono lid,
Sri. @innic Hoss, mcld,c no6 ibrel1
Scint in 2ittle Tof suriidfcbrt, nod,.
0cnt tic Elm poar Wonotc bier, bel
6ron 9enoer, uri @ciltf gclucIcl,
mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18
GreN. SGott nnN @ottin. bon

-. tYrto. SupII ullp cpQttln, n0ll
,Scfferion Gitp, wltrben 0llrd Die 0e.
burt cincs G6d)tcrdcnS bcgIiltt
Nrnu Sdott mar iriiber SRI. Sumr.
ia @rui. Sod)tcr bon Nidtcr Shco.
Sra uHO Satin.
@niicn Sic ibr GcIrpbon niGt
~cinroi5en. &eIcpGonirrcn Sic ilrt
@citcllluigeu nnd) Sidion's y2ibcruI
Store" &ir liefern nb I'M 8 llbr.
ulor0cns, mo I'M 4 llbr, nadmit.
tags.
-Scrm. Sd,lcntepcr, Sobn Don
@nl. S6lenlepcr unb Satin. ipeldJcr
lid filr5lid, bcirn &prnabbadcn ouf
scr Noroieite ocs Sluiics in ben SUB
gebaft bate. lit Jest micocr ioipcit
beracitcllt oaB or lumber 9ebcn fam.
g. $. Strllnt unb Satin, bon
Mcrico, befanoen iih fiir5li6 mebrcre
Gage oltf 9cil,d) bel Sernai,oten in
Ban lrno Mt. Sterling. Serr Strrrnf
lit Trin5ipal Ser &ofidltlc in Weri.
CO. Wtp.
-Sir beridten nit groBem DC
oaucrn Dob Or. ~. 6. @ciicI, ionic
2plliS @oChm uno ociicn Satin
idnpcr frallf on ser 2ungcncnt5ilns
Dung ooruicber Iicgcn. &ir ollc
miInid)en Den Eaticntcll ruid)e uno
Ncurrnoc @ciicrung.
Sri. emma NuiocrNCibc trui
an Icrtcn GiclStn9 pon @orrclls,
burg bier Gin uno miro iih cin paur
@ofCn Oabeinl ~aufboltcn, inbcnt
iGmntlidr Stlloelltcn Der Stont5
9tormnlitulc, in @orrensbllre, iniDl.
&c ser Snilllcn5a nllf Wnbcitiurlltc
,}cit cntlaiicn luorben iill6.
-Sniolgc Der Sniluen5a.Gpioe
mic baben oic republifdniidcn nomi-
Gpltntn . 3uu0i0atcn bcidlnIz
len nidt OIL allen TlGben uno 9otcn
anipradcu 81 baltcn, mie 5uerlt i'm
Flan fcltgciett mar.
-Sie es ideint lit sic ipanii6e
iett bier gut unter Son.
role. Sn Ser pergongenen ISOLDE
uurocn Sen 9eborben ungcfdbr elm
Sutenb SGae angemeloet. Set Dem
5reitag ipuroen feline nellen
Sdac gcmeloet.
-@m, &loepfer uno Satin, ionic
sri. emma &locpfer uno 5rau s.
foolmann. bon ct. 2ouis, naren
lebrcrc Gage oicier ISOLDE Die @Glte
brer bieiigen Serluanoten, Com. 6.
flleoigcr lno Snmilie. Die 8Glte
llo6ten sic Sobrt bon ct. 2ouis IN
brent Wutnmpbil.
Strait State Sdfner lit ON Iesten
bon bier na6 Gladamos,
Oregon, gcreiit tpo iie iid) wGbreno
>es n1diten Sabres bel ibrem 9ruoer
Sobn SSabcrtbier ~aufbultcn miro. Sic
piro cbenfulls in Ganias Gitp rnb
II gonur Springs. Gon.. Sermunote
>cilldcn.
-Srls. Sbelnla @reter, bon Sci.
'erlon Gitp, ionic Sa5el llno 6labps
bon Seoalia, befinoen iid
uuf Elm paar 8ohen 0erien.
Die %Acnanltcn jungcn ,Salncn iino
1cDrcrinucn ocrcn Shulen infolgc
Der Snfl!irnSo CpiOcnlic tenpor1r
lcibloiicn muroen.
Die alte Gcgel 5ufolgc Scr Elm
Ialtcr september einen lparnlen 81.
tober beoeutet, iheint iid bicies Sabr
gu betudbren. Shoneres Sftobcr
@etter ais Dic oieies Sobr, bat Ntii.
mobl nod nierlals scbobt. Sic
6armer batten nod ME, ooer bod MIR
9ohlt leltcn, eincn 10 eiinitiscn SCRIPT
ibre Nrbeiten. Sn ben 8cisen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-18

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master at Hermann, Mo-, or Oct.
II, 1918, rs required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-05
R &v UNFAILING
LOYALTY TOLD
Rev. r. Wilbur Babcock Praises
Spirit and Patriotism of
Workers n Plants.

Rev. r. Wilbur Babcock, who has
been engaged in welfare work
among employees Of the Root &
VanDervoort industries, has writ
ten for the Plant Leaves, the shop
newspaper, q story of his expe-
riences. The story follows:
The oftener you meet them the
better you like them
i don't like the flu 1 don't want
It myself, nor do I want anyone
else to have it, but it did me a good
turn. L gave me a chance to meet
some regular people, numbering
into the hundreds. without eX-
ception. I have met with the finest
kind OF courtesy. and a cordially
that makes one feel as if life were
worth living. l really did not
know there were so many good
folks in the world l found in men
of rough exterior the sympathy Of
a woman, and the sacrifice Of a
mother. One man l know OF took
care of his pal for three nights,
waiting on him every hour and
worked all day. l have seen strong
men turn their head away to hide
their emotions when told that the
fellows at the shop were anxious
to know how they were. II has
seemed to me that I was working
in one great big family where each
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-05
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged
liver and disordered bowels. -
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles
If you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy. don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At l0c and 25c per box. Ali druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-11-05
LDBARRACKS
ON HILL IN EN-.
Government Housing Bureau Gets
Permission From Council To
Erect Buildings.

Permission was granted to the
government housing board to erect
temporary barracks and stables. as
needed, in the Radden park on Sew
enth street hill, East Moline, di-
rectly across from the plat used to
erect the government homes The
permit was approved at the meeting
of the East Moline city council last
evening.
The representative of the gov
eminent was informed that if tho
ground is left in the same condi-
ton when the project is completed,
as it is now, the buildings may be
erected. W. +. Shields, housing cor
poration engineer, also asked per
mission to lay sidewalks on the
Seventh street hill, leading to the
government plat. The high cost of
material and labor may delay the
laying of a cement sidewalk, but
the council proposed the putting in
of a Cinder walk The matter of a
cinder walk was referred to the
housing bureau and will be approx
ed at the next meeting of the coun-
ell
The Peoples Power company
was granted permission to in
crease power rates in the vicinity
of East Moline, to large consumers.
Arguments for the increase were
presented to the council at its last
meeting, but final action was de-
layed until last evening.
The revision of the billboard
ordinance was left to the billboard
committee Recently it was asked
that several clauses in the law be
revised. On account of the Cham
berlain-kindt company, billboard
posters, not having paid the bal
ance of their bill to the city, action
was delayed. Last evening a rep
resentative of the company appear
ed and final payment was made.
The revised ordinance will be
brought up for approval before the
council at its next meeting.
Soft drink licenses were granted
to Nick Demoras and Jim Jegas of
East Moline.