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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25
CARE WELL FOR
SOW And PIGS
See That They Have Proper
Care and Feed and Profit
May Be Expected
GIVE SOW LAXATIVE FEEDS
OF Course the Sow Must Have Plenty
OF Exercise, and Should Be Kept
Warm in Place That Is Dry and
Well Ventilated.

A SOW should not be bred before she
Is eight months old. Many expert.
enced breeders prefer waiting until
she is ten to twelve.
Pigs should be farrowed early in the
spring The period of CESSATION for the
SOW is liz days. Sows should be bred
to farrow in early March. for the
spring litter, and early September for
the fall litter.
Exercise for the SOW is indispensa.
Die. Sows kept in close pens, in which
they can not exercise, usually farrow
small filters Of weak pigs that never
amount to much. insufficient exercise
accounts for so many runty pigs in the
spring filters. Provide her with am.
pie lots and pastures in which to exer.
else. The brood SOW should be given
warm, well-ventilated, clean and dry
place in which to sleep. Plenty of sun.
light should get into her bed. A good
type OF house to use is the "A" shaped,
portable hog house.
During the period of CESSATION, the
SOW should be given sufficient feed to
keep her in good, thrifty condition, but
she should not be made fat. Very fat
sows often have trouble at narrowing
time and they are also sluggish and
hence apt to over lie the young pigs;
further, ofttimes they only farrow
small filters. Very thin sows are to be
avoided, because their pigs usually ar
rive very small and weak.
The ration for the SOW varies with
size, age, and other conditions; young
sows require more than mature sows
in proportion to their weight because
they not only have to develop their
young, but they have to supply their
own system with muscle, bone, and
tissue-building substances. Sows kept
in good, warm, winter quarters require
less feed than those forced to sleep be,
hind the shed or in the fence corner.
Before narrowing, there are several
mixtures Of grain that may be used
with good results, some of which are
as follows:
ID Two parts corn, l part shorts
and l-12th of the total mixture tank
age. meat meal, or oil meal.
CD One part corn, parts skim
milk.
CD Equal parts of barley, oats and
shorts.
(Q Equal parts of corn, oats and
middlings.
Give bulky and laxative feeds such
as roots, chopped alfalfa soy bean hay
cowpea hay, bran or oil meal, when the
sow is not on pasture.-Roy Priest
hog specialist, Division of Extension,
College of Agriculture, University of
Tennessee, Knoxville.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25

A small silo for summer feeding IL
one of the best means of keeping up
the milk flow of the dairy herd
More COWS can be fed from the same
acreage by the use Of the silo than by
pasturing. There is no waste from
tramping down of the food and the
cows are not exposed to the hot sun
and flies. An excellent plan is to have
a silo small in diameter so that some
silage can be fed every day during the
summer, If 1t should be needed.
The dairy with plenty OF good silage
is very largely Independent of weather
conditions. There is seldom a season
when he can not grow a fair crop of
silage corn, and there are few sum-
mers when he could not make more
money from his herd IL the dry, short
pastures we're supplemented with a ra-
ton OF corn silage.
From 20 to 30 pounds OF silage would
be a fair daily ration for a COW. if she
has some pasture About 2Ik to 3
inches should be fed on of the surface
OF the silo daily during the hot weather
In order to keep the silage sweet and
free from mold Allowing an average
ration Of Is pounds per day for the six
summer months herd OF 20 COWS
would require As tons or silage. and a
silo I0xs0 feet viii be required. From
4 to S feet should be added to the silo
to allow for settling Of the silage. For
q herd Of 50 cows, 81 tons would be
needed and silo lzx20 would be We
guired.--C. A. Hutton. dairy specialist.
Division Of Extension, University or
Tennessee, Knoxville.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25
Bronchial Trouble

Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Rockfield.
Ind, states: For an attacks of bron-
chial trouble trouble which usually as.
sails me in the apring find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy the only thing
that gives me relief. After using it
for few days all signs of bronchial
trouble disappears.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25
A Beautiful Woman

Do you know that a beautiful wo.
man always has a good digestion? If
your digestion is faulty, eat lightly of
meats, and take an occasional dose OF
Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen
your digestion. Price 25c.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25

restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-
riehing the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
ening lnvigoratine Effect Price 60c.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25
SUMMER SILAGE
FOR The DAIRY
The Well-PLanned Dairy Farm
VIII See That the Cows
are Well Fed
FEED SILAGE IN THE SUMNER

Dairy Farmers Who Own 20 to 80 cows
Are Here Given Directions for Feed.
ing that VIII Suggest Methods of
Better Feeding Even to the Owner
Of Only Few Cows.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25

he 0uiuiss rA.i Does Nos Ahse. Tx Bssa
naramgs e Il sunie and laxafive effsx. IAxA-
nv hko4o ounSrSE 1ahletsl en- be taksn
y tie keaA kW. CROWS slsns1rs e - =
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25

- uaAns thzl Doss hef Affect TIE Head
Because Of is tonic and laxative eject. IAxA-
TVS BR0Ho QU1SINEi s better than ordinary
sfuiutne and does net cause nerwuusnez4 nnr
inginx n head Remember the fail same and
iesk 81 re Signature q II W. eRoTR -.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-10-25

j. |. Finney, assistant federal fool
administrator for Tennessee, has re
turned from . tour Of East Tennessee
counties that he made with Charles w
Allen, East Tennessee district repre-
sentative Mr.. Finney spoke at Greene
vile, Jonesboro, Elizabethton, Noun
tain City and Butler He was heard
by large audiences at all appointments
and while the food message was the
chief feature of his address. he stress
Cd the sale OF Liberty bonds and fol
Lowing his addresses large additienl
were made to the amounts previously
sold. Speakings by the food admins
tration have been suspended now IN
III after the epidemic Of influenza.
No Cause For Alarm.
Farmers IN some instances are r.
ported to be selling their wheat al
much less than the government guar
antee This should not be the case
declared Or. Morgan, the federal fooS
administrator The mills are bauiy
eengestsd, It IL true. due to the fac
that little flour is being shipped oysl
the seas right Il this time and to the
limited sales Of flour at home. bul
conditions win soon improve and farm
srs should be patient and hold theiI
wheat q little longer, when they arr
assured Of fair price. The govern
msnt's campaign for increased produc
ton Is meeting success in al parts
Of the state Especially gratifying re-
ports are coming from the western al
vision Of the state where already a.
increase OF q much as a hundred PEI
cent has been pledged IN seine Of tAs
aaurtiez
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
EASY MATTER FOR men OR
WOMEN To Build Up STRENGTH
According to This Lady Who Regained Her
Weight, Found New Strength and Vigor In
Just Ordinary Iron Remedy

strong again. l praise it because I'm
sure there can be no medicine on the
market today that will beat Acid Iron
Mineral" enthusiastically states Mrs.
E. Short, of Van Dyke, Va.
Anyone, by taking a few drops Of
Acid Iron Mineral mixed in water two
or three times day can be benefited
wonderfully. 1t is just plain, highly
concentrated natural iron. 1t is more
powerful and cheaper than weaker
prepared pills or preparations contain
ing iron as the chief medicinal element.
Everyone knows that iron is good for
the blood and whole system, building
people up almost like magic. The reason
is plain. To make rich blood you must
have iron. Without rich, red blood
your strength leaves you, blood gets
clogged very often with uric acid Caus-
ing rheumatism troubles and the whole
system becomes weakened and run
down.
Being very powerful few drops in a
glass of water makes a dose. 1t is sold
only in original bottles 'A-I--M" trade
mark on the bottle and carton This is
your guarantee Of full strength and
quality. Most druggists have it and
twelve ounce bottle costs but dollar
and is a splendid investment if the
reader is in search of something to
cleanse, build up and strengthen the
system. Pallid, yellow compilations soon
disappear if the thousands of users Of
the past thirty years are to be believed.
Get bottle today. sylvia Pharmacy.
Advt.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED, 1T IS
MORE POWERFUL, CHEAPER
TOO, AND GOES TWICE
AS FAR

81 suffered for years with various
troubles. l seemed all run down and
failing fast. / imagine it was stomach
trouble and liver principally that brought
on all the complications that came later
tried several doctors and sent away
to--Buffalo, N. Y. but their medi-
dine did me no good. Indigestion, sour,
bitter eruptions from my stomach.
Flatulence, biliousness, torpid liver,
weak and nervous feeling, headaches,
poor blood and catarrh of long stand
ing, head noises and aches and pains
until honestly when look back at those
months and months of suffering won
der how l stood it all. Trying to keep
store and look cheerful with such all
ments tugging and pulling you down is
awfully hard. I owe my relief to
salesman who walked in one day when
! was suffering particularly bad and he
told me about Acid Iron Mineral. He
had been troubled the same way WAS
until he took Acid Iron Mineral AMI so
on his recommendation started taking
this great remedy. took three bottle,
and it did me world of good. felt
better than 1 have in years. | am blessed
with wonderful health and strengths
thanks to Aim and / now weigh $50
pounds, while before taking it ! had
almost given up ever being well and
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
Sale
Shoes l.59

Our shoes were mostly bought before
the advance-or the big advance. Our
regular prices will show you we can save
you big money on them but we are going.
to do better than this. We are going to
sell one table of shoes worth on todays
market form 200 to 400 for .-- 1859
On all other shoes we will give
reduction of 10 per cent.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
Ladies Ready to Wear

Now ladies, listen; we have even one
dozen ladies suits left. They are worth
on today's market 1880. Some OF them
we have offered on our specials for ESQ.
Now here is our proposition. We will
close this lot out for only per suit $40
We have six suits in good colors and
styles left running in price from 100 to
1850 you can have for one-fourth off,
We have eleven ladies coats left, long
coats and sport coat, running in price
from 290 to 1880, you can have for
one-fourth off.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
Sweaters

We are going to put out table of mems,
womens and children's sweaters in OK
ford. Copenha gen, Navy and Brown,
worth up to 200 for .-- SO cts
All other sweaters 10 per cent off.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
Hats! Hats!

HHTS, HuUE.
One lot of Boys =; and 35 cts hats
for 10
One lot of Boys so cts hats r SO
One lot of Mems and boys caps for 10
One lot of Mems an1 Boys caps for 80
One table of Mems hats SO
You know what our SO ct. hat table is.
All other hats 70 per cent eff.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
Some Bargain in Dry
Goods

One lot of lining that can be used for
quilts and that would cost you today Is
to Is cts, we are going to close cut
Z IL Yd
One lot of cloth in tan and gray that will
do for spring waists and children's clothes
for ---- z 1-2 yd
One lot of short ends, several yds in
piece, chambray. ginghams, lawn
ETC.. for ----------- 1890 7 ~ I'd
10 per cent off on all other dry goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

Sh ben lmeln
Meinp auisemaHt.
oaB i'd Sbne beut
uerSd9le poiit, pis
bic pnriie bel Use
Oespeilers aus9e'
tprnt is. Die Use
oespeilsrn bal mob
email Wort. ges
fhidt, pab met
INNER ollie ums
itGnoe aud Die
Sios .mitbrinse
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Cine neue S4iffsi9rau6s.

Cine beosutungspole grfinouns
bat ii9 fir bic S4iffabrt poll5osen
unb 5rpar IeltIamerpeiie in Dem Yins
nenlanoe S9ipeia. Die Der Snsenieur
6. Sing aus Wouisbofen feitseitelt
bat, BADEN Der oiterrei4iids Snters
nierte Rasson uno Der aus benz 8an>
ton 3irid itammenoe S9mieo cine
neue Sdiffsfdraube e%rfunDen, lpelde
alien S4iffen cine srObere S@neliss
te;t uno baour9 aud cine srDbere
griparnis perfdafft.
9ie bisber f4neaite uno porteil<
bafteite S4raube fir bic S9if!abrt
mar bic 3eiieiaraube. SIS ipurben
besbalb our prifung oes reuert Sps
ITEMS Der Rassoni9raube bier Probes
fabrten auf Dem 3iri9=See ausses
fibrt, um ben llnteridteb Der .3eiie=
unb Rassonidraube gu erproben uEb
aipar NIT Elm uno oemielben Motor.
boot bon Der S9iffsperft Der 6irna
Sreidler in 9enbliton. Das ReiuItat
mar fir bic Rasgonidraube ~sldraenb.
Die Rassoni1raube mics cine uebsr.
lesenbeit bon 5ebn proaent BEL sleis
dem araftDerbraud auf.
CUR populdren 5sitite0uns. tpel9
elm @orteil bic RassOnidraube Der
S9iffabrt brinst, mag folsenbe Be-
rednung bienen: Wirbe Der befann!e
2lopboampfer nWilbeIm Der @robe"
auf elmer Gabrt bon !9amburs nad
Nep gort bic Rnssonfdraube Be-
10 piirbe bas Reiultat foIssn.
bes fein: Jabr5eit Samburs : Rem
gort (bei rubisem Wetter) 12O
Stunoen nit einem aoblenperbraah
pro Sag BON 80 Wasson uno einem
3%eitsetpinn bon IL Stunoen. sserner
einem MinberDerbrau9 bon &oblen
BON As @agson a 1000 = $4,000
st., Gepinn bon get0fisuna bon
1000 perfonen a 1 5r. = 2OC0.
grfparnis BEL elmer Sabrt alfu
9enau 10000 Gr. unb bel sebn Gabr.
ten 100000 Jr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
1yiir Marfcniammler.

Den Sablloien YrieimartenIamms
Tern miro IS intereiiant iein 5u bDs
rem, pel4e auberprpentli9e Mertlleis
gerung Die dlteren Utarten i'm yer.
lauf Don so Sabren ertabren baben.
Oas Yreisperoeignls slles Setp5iser
acknowledgements aus Dem ,SaDre
1868 bietet 4nlaB gu 8ersleiben, bic
ben Sammler Don beute san3 ipeb,
miiti9 itimmen tDnnen. ytebmen mr.
3. y. bic 6%etannten .preietissn
&aps", ben Sebniubtstraum Der
iammelnoen Susenp. Die aap /
|. PennD rot bat beute einen 4Dert lnad
Senffs &atalog) Don $50 Mart =
i'm Sabre 1868 toitete iie anpertbalb
8roi4en. 9eipiiie 4uitralien, 5rinis
Dab, urusuap. @eneauela uitp., bic
man nod in ben llebaiser Sabren
NIT 10 bis 80 pfs. fir bas Stiid
beSablte, toiteG beute e~benfalls bis
gu $50 Wart. Sas lit eben nod
gar ni4ts sesen Die Yeritetserung
Der 9apaiizWlarten. Die Saipaii Az
13 Gents blau mar 1868, laut benz
erpdbnten 9eip5iser preisperSeidnis,
fir 2,25 Wt. gu baben, mas in iener
3eit bereits ais b04it reIpettablcrYrcis
fir cine Marie gait - beute tpiro Tie
in Senffs aataIog nit $500 M. no,
tiert, oiirfte a6er nur ben iammelns
ben Williondren Ole es alleroinss
in ertlsdlitsr 4n5obl sibt) ausanys
lid iein.
Man t0nnte Sunberte bon d6nli.
den 9eiipielen anfiibren. llebrisers
erfabren audi CANA anoere Warten
mitunter iiberrafAenoe Yreisiteigeruns
gen, ndmliA INNER Dann, tpenn fit
muir in tleiner Iuflase berseftelIt ipn.
rem ooer aus irseno tueIden 9riin.
Den febr balo na4 ibrem @rfheinsn
pieoer aus benz 8ertebr peri9fpan,
ben. 60 ipiro 3. 9. bic ielten se.
!poroene erite Marte Der War1dauer
9iirserpoit, bic na9 Der ginnabme
in Sdtigteit trat, i9on
9eute taum unter 100 Wart angebus
ten. Sas acknowledgements 1T
1lfo nnter umitdnben gar feline
&apitalsanlase, maj, mub
,ur ben notisen rRieaer" babsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Dr.. Dickson
f. 3abnar3t
M" Permann, no.
Office i'm Banf. GebGube.
Murriipn n.
Office i'm Banf,9 ebGube.

Die lterbliden lleberreitc oes bel
G9amois b%erItorhenen lambert Sol,
gum lulroen am Sonntag altf Dem
fatboliiden Sricbbof bier b%cgraben.
Eater eugene Sageoorn lcitete sic
Srollerfcicr; CT ipurbc bon Yotcr &c.
Sl1elsmam bon Gbamois aiiiIticrt.
emil Sltmmert, Ser in ct. 2puis
cine Illtomobile Sdulc beiuhte,
fcbrte an Somstag nad Sauie AIT.
rid.
5. @. Gggers bon Sernnann mar
am Wontag geiddftsbalber in Scr
Staot.
Gbas. Boss lit gigcntiin1er elmer
ilcllen Suffer- tatc Gar.
6. 6. 9ieorid, Der in 8alep garf
JUS Sperafltr a1lgeltellt ut, bcllt6tc
Sonntag feline Gltern.
". W. &ief bon Sermann mar lette
@o6e bel lts.
Srau 6. Sonntag, ipeIde cine $50
DIE lang in ct. 2o,1is ipeilte, tam am
Sonntag pieoer 5l,riif.
". y. 2ellenberger berbradte ci-
nige Gage lester ISOLDE in @binclanb,
No.
Serbert Stred lnb @rtbnr 9eppe
baben allf Sarmen in goof, 9ebr.
anitelllrng befommen. 8ie Serbert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

vs. to mm t, m @uten ME TN
Sbltmmen, i4tpere rlnsliidsfdGe Bel,
lette seiebt, tpeniser oarauf an, tpas
elnem i'm 2eben besesnet unb ipiber>
tabrt. ais barauf. ipie man es empfins
Oct. alio auf Die art unb Den Grab
lelner @mpfdnslidteit in ieber 6ins
ii9t.
Die meiite EN- 2eute MAIDEN Iih
lelbit blob ourd iibertriebens ssoroe.
runsen an ons S4idiaI anaufrieoen.
Se: ben alassn, oaB iis etlpas aufse.
ben mullen, mas lie friiber aenoiIen,
persehtn lie innerIid oafiir oautbar
gu isin. bob iie es Biz oabin unaes
fort senoffen.
Die RIusbeit bes Staots,
n'anrs beitebt in Der ridtie.n Wabl
Der 3sit.
Sen Sob fiir9ten bic am tpe.
nisiten, beren 2eben ben meiften
Wert bot.
IS 1T unm6e.id, pie piel
8raft bic Seele Dem 30rper a1 lei.
ben permos.
. as gtadIidfe Wort, Is
ipiro perbDbnt, penr Der !SDr,r Elm
S6iefcbr 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
gcton ,uaRerbidt 81 MAIDEN.

Man lam 9epib pieles gum 2obs
oes mobernen 8etons ober &onfrets
aIs 8aumaterial fassn; aber palIer=
felt lit er an unb fir Iif) niGt.
0od 1T es nidt Defenders Ifpies
rig, tbm biefen Gbaratter gu pers
leiben unb gu perbinoern, oab DqGer
our6 aontretzM nuern bur9orinst,
ieien es iolde bon DobnbduIern ober
bon 5unnels II. I. m. Quf peridies
osne Dirt lam oieier Sped erreift
lperoen; bic geeignetite unb perlGb.
ltdIte Metbobe lit a6er ippbl bic fol-
9enoe:
Dtan reintge bic WGnoe crit 9riinb,
lid unS itreide iie bann NIT elmer
9olung an, melde aus SA pfuno
3intsS ulpbat beItebt, oas in elmer
Soaone WQiIer ouf9el0it lit (poer
beim Scoarf gr0Berer Mengen in
sniiprcdenoem 9erbdltnis.)
0os 3int Sulpbat foirtt brett
OUT ben aolt, Der i'm &ontret entz
balten TT, uno bilbet nit bem1elben
Elm unl0sli9es @aleiumzSu
pbot iopie 3intsSDbrorib. Durd
olele electromagnetic tperben bic
poren in Der &ontretmaKe poaftdn>
Dig oerltopft, unb bic 5eitisuns pirb
10 %ooutommen, tpte ie iraenb fein
lam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
I'M bonn lin insr uaun.

IN bonn fin msr qs!m.
Seiobr oab ID; ms geti lin. FEN
i6 nod email aui ben Sdlipp Yebpsr
segudt, no mid Der Weocslpeiler in
bic !Sano asoriidt bdt. Der Shiipp
bat asiost: 5pr Er'nts $2l 80! II
long getidt, womit id psrbIeime
lung gegidt. tuonit i6 perbleire
SRne Sbrn Iieipsr
PbiiiPp Sausramp!er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

ld)reibt iiebt Der @eiacn BORT nlr Ell.
niger nlobcn gut aus uno ici lonac
nid)t 10 pcriprcbcno pic Wiliouri
@ciacn.
6. 5. Eopc rno Sri. Glitter Gopc
lparen einigc Gage letter ISOLDE in
ct. Souls. Scope foufte cinigc Stiid
@ieb bic or bier 5l mGiten acbcnft.
Soc @ol5 bat iid cine Grant Sir
Gar ecfa,lft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
9amiliemmamem.
Tie Webrduhlifften t~:rfeIben benz Be.
rnf: entnpmmen.

rut: entipt1nten.
Rande 5amiliennamen. bic BON
Sanowsrtsn ftammen. linb mad uno
mad our9 ben aIItdsIiben gebraud
sleidiam 10 absenubt. bob nidt elm
nal ibre Srdser mebr an ibren ur>
ipruns unb ibre @runbbebeutuna benz
ten. Der S9reiber bieier :2eileu
mahte bereits mebrmals in @eieQz
ihaft oieier unb ii4 bis 8srsniaen,
ben ooer ienen oana9 gu froaen, mas
letn Hame tpobl beoeuten unb etipa
au9 fir feline 4bItammuna beiaaen
moge. Waren ba bic Sdnei6er,
Sbuiter uno Miiqer. M0aer ober
Wtiuer pertreten, 10 ma bic Intport
foslei4 our STEELE. Bel ben Gteier.
Maier, Weper. Waper uno Sduls.
S4ul5e, S4ulb unb S9ulbe aber
apnr tie fdon i9tpieriser unb bon
mandem Snbaber bieier pielfasenoen
ytamen rti9t gu erlansen; mertmurOiz
s%erfpeiie nidt nal in Siibbeut1dIanb
II Selterrelob, mo bod bic WeierbDfe
unb Weier nebit Den Meierb0fern Be-
items betannt finb, unb in ipeiten
Striden Der 9iirsermeiiter ober Orts=
poriteber groBer unb tleiner @emeins
tpeisn nod S9ultbeib. @dultes pber
SAulB beibt. Wer aber 8inber bieb,
Der pubte nidt 10 lei9t. mes Nas
mems uno tpel9er Irt ieiner Dorfab>
rem getdtisuns setreien iein modte,
uno ct tpoate taum slauben, bah ole
8iittner nit ibm Na%menspettern feien.
8eibes nGmlia iinb ODER iparen bduz
fise 8eaeianunsen fir 80ttser ober
Jabbinoer. S4ueres aopfaerbreben
ma4te !einem Srdser Der Name Bog
Ter :5er pobler. Der beiasen mill,
bab elm ebemaliser llrpater bon ibln
Elm gddersebilfe setueIen mar; ismanb
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man i'm ans Gubrsetperbe unb milf =
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gu i3eraen senommen baben 81
tpie Elm 4elteroater Ger Germ ia
Der es beionoers auf ben 81
abgeieben baben mo4te. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

Srau BE tia g pinnaarn
Don Nep Dorf bat ibr mebr aIs
$4,000 betrasenoes Scrm6aen I'M.
tire az grben perteilt, oarunter ibr
Sruoer Senrp g. CABIN, Der
$1,000 erbalt, ferncr ibre Ridte
Sertba Baum. Die nit $4,000, unh
tbr Netle, emanuel 8. Gabn, Der
mt $4,000 beoabt mltroe. 9Ieinere
segate limo fir iiioiide anltaIten
nlsgcieet moroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

3ei2en Der gornebmbeit /:
nidt baran benten. unfere pflidten
gu pflidten sesen iebermann berab-
aufeben; bic eisne 8erantnortli9s
teit nidt abseben ipollen, nidt teis
len polen; feline 0orre6te anb beren
a,isiibung unter feline pflidten r.d,s
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Ofrxrr sareibrbrief nrs
1bilipp 5ausrampter.

Mein Iieber !Serr Hebnftipndr!
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-10-18
UUCLE SAM PROHIBITS
USE OF CERTAIN METALS

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 1S.-Charles H.
Mason, of Atlanta, U. S. Explosives
Inspector for Georgia, announces that
the government has taken control of
the manufacture, sale and use OF
platinum, palladium and iridium,
which metals are absolutely essential
IN the manufacture of explosives and
also IN making magnetic contact
points for airplane motors and other
motors used in the war.
No. person shall use platinum, IT.
idium or palladium, or compounds
thereof, i'll the manufacture, a1tera-
ton or repair of any ornament or ar
ticle of jewelry. No person shall
use in dentistry any metal, metal
parts or alloys containing more than
~ per cent by weight of platinum
or ~ per cent by weight of COM
pounds of platinum, iridium and pal
ladium
Everyone affected by this new ru-
ling IS notified to get in touch with
the local U. S. Explosives Inspector
In his county, or to communicate with
carlos ii. Mason, in Atlanta.