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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-05-25
ULTIMA CHIAMATA

! fratelli Youngblood avvertono
che compreranno canbieranno lie
Tags di tabacco cuponi sino
al Is Maggie corrente.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
6trmamuer Solfsblatt.
@raf Yrintins Co., 9erausssber.
Scrmann, Wo.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
5rcitus, ben 4. SftOber, 1913.
Serger.

Die fol9enOcn nelren MitglicOcr
lUurocn oll Sonnta9, oel1 30. Sep.
tGllber, in bic bieiigc gpang. ct. So
9unnc8 @cmeinbe aufgenonmcn: gtl1,
quit Wtiller, S. Wtartin &un5, @cnrp
5toeppclmulm m0 5riB $. Meper.
GDco. 9cudJcl unO Satin, bon @el.
lcpille, 81, ionic 2puis Nlttbcr puo
Satin, bon SDrocllic, gtebr., befin.
Ocn iid) auf 9eind) Bel Scr Ohttter,
6rau @ltg 9aoc. Die critercn iporon
bci Serrn Hutber l,no Satin IN
5pracuic. aui 9ciud 9Ctpcicn unO
iuDren Damn III 9eglcitltng oerlelbcn,
per lllto mad Berger.
Sralt Sricocrifc Samre1cc, bon
SSaibington, mar iiber lebten Cams.
tag uno Sonntag bier oils @nit bon
altg. 9et llnb Satin.
SRI. Gllnla S6oenboff, bon ct.
2ouis, bcfinOet iib auf 9eiud Bel bic
iigen Sreunben.
SRI. Ilbirla ytoeoel, ipelde ldngere
3eit franf mar, lit iett ipieber boil
fommen bergelteat.
Srau 8eter Siltbep befano iih an
Sonntog bcludslpeiic in Sermann.
8csleD Noebcl rrlb Chill Ilbit
fubren alll porigen Sreitog pet Illto
nod ct. 2oris. Sic fcbrtcn ON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

bon 2abbaoie, iparen am pergange.
ncn Counting bier ouf 9ein6 bel
@erpanbten.
3ranf Slig, bon 81. 2ouis, lit 3.
,. bier unb bilit ieinem Sater bcinl
2Sci5cni1en.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
8, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gas Quota Ser Sierten Sreibeits.
9lnlcibe fir ben Berger S6uloiitrift
9tr. 10 betrGet $4,000. Berger miro
Dos Quota fiiaen, ipie es in ieoer
irilberen Sreibeits Inleibe, &otbe
&rell5, Sells . Irntce unb .. 80. &.
u. Gampaene getban bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
Das gum krifgr udtig if.
%On 8uitau Saas, rManasins
Gbitur" Scs yWiiluanfec !Srrulo".

8ir iino in oiciem &rieg, nm ali
Der Groc ooS Tortbelteben ser Sc.
mofratie ST iid)crn. 0cmofratie arIi
GrOen meint 6ricocn aliGr0en. 0cs,
baIb 6efGmpfcn mir Iutofrotic.
Oenn Iutofratic bcoerttet arieg, I'M,
n1er nieocr @rie9.
Nun miro ltns er56bIt, DAB cincl
ser srGBtrn arieger 0es MitteIoltcrs,
Der Mnrid,al 5ripuI5io, emit 81
2uAmia MI. Don 5ranfreid jagte:
nSrln aricg iinO Orei 9ingc notrpcn.
dig: GrIten5 0eIo, Sipeitens @elO
mo Orittens @elb."
llnO Der Mann pl,Btc, popon Ell
ipraf - in bieiem Sale.
Tun - Nmerifa, unier 9ano,
mollte feiren &ricg. es periu6tc aus
DEM &rieae SIT bIeiben bis gum les.
ten Womente. gs nurSe in Oen
&riea bineinge5ogen ourh Die in
OeutidIanb berrihenoe aaite, ourdl
Die preuBtidl. ocutide Iutofratie. gs
mubte iid am ariege beteiligen, nm
fir iid ielbit Trieoen gu iidern, mic
iiir Die iibrige 8elt - einihIieblid)
oes oeutiden goIfes I'M @eeenias al
ociep &eaicrms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

mlJnld)c ibrer 5nDlrcidlcn 6ruln0e.
&nncs Npuicnlon ru0 Satin !pur.
0cn 6urd ole @ctltrt cillcS fleinen
Sobncs bc9Iildt.
NrtDltr @rintmonn ur0 Satin
lrn0 Don ct. &ouia no6 ser SNonb
Srccf gc5ogcn no NrtDllr ieincs go.
ter" grobc 6orlH gepodtct bat.
6riB 3lmnnerID bat lIt 0ieler 9tad)s
barid)ait Die gr0Btc gBCiScn. Grntc &c
0rolben.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
3, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@eorg 2an9er,ber9 ibrcibt BON
6ranfrei6 bab or 9ciuno lit unS cine
ocitlong BORT blcibet miro.
Seoermann lollte ben Hepr1lenton.
ten; Ilbt. Shneiber, SO. s. Ilbers.
lucrtD, 9crnlan =. Stolte, Sranf Utits
tenoorf, Gbrilt. Sd)acperfocttcr, Geo.
Aoans unO Simon &oppuleper nit
einem 8iufomm balblpees cntgcgen
gcben, oa bieiclben nit ibrcn allsge.
moblten @cbilien Die BONDS Scr 4ten
Trclbcits Nnlcibc b~crfalfcn mer6en.
&nuIt idnclL boluit infer GopuIbip
ilbcr Den 0ipfcl gebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
I'D bin rIu prrnfr..."
Gun u. Ganl WGrfcr %rnnocn (irii.
her itcllucrtrctcnOrr Sdlriftlcitcr
NcS pScatidcu !Ncrplb", abcnO'
NnaDntc.)

.N$d> bin Gin Grtubc tcrnt l)r
mcinc Iyarben2" - User Ocn crlten
Gcra Ocs Observation-Disclosures nod III
aopic hat. miro gcmib Ncrfen lie
lpch'n mir idUuor5 mo pcIb uorall"!
9lbrr ncin!! Sdym1rj rot.golo,
iibcritrabIt pom Ser SnbrcH5dbI 1913,
i,chcn mir Die Snrben 0e> reoollttic.
nGrrl Nrclbcn5, OeS crndGcl0en
gelitiNen GcutidlIol02 Dor
9luQcl.
Canals ais sic rSerriNcr" 0ca
Ncltihcu Bottles, 'oic FotCntaten mo
@otcutGtdcl, Die ihlpnr5srot,0olocnc
@oiimuQ oui ciu gecintcS AclltlBc3,
ourd) mo Ourd) 0enotratlid)c3
0cutlGlanO bcfampitcu, bcrritctcn he
Oen @Clttrica pou 1914 ror: lie
untcr0riidtm ocn Grong sir 1cIlti-
gen &crinneyIlGuuQ uu0 lmItgpoil.
tiidal Hcrubi0HNg nit Dem ottte
p0hrltn WiittGl, 0tHI M0ntpl lud)
alben. .
Canals III Oclr (alcn ser Meat
tim Don 1919, ais ser prtuBjI dc
M0nig Grjc0rid, >&jileIm ". oic
oclltid)c Haliermijror ablc5ntc, lptII
ibul Oicir Don tiucn ~Ircibcltllh Sc
iinltcn &oltc INN nidlt Don ltllter-
tGrlilcl &rcatlircl 0nlCurteH mIrrt.
bcGoum iid) Yrrn3tn Gent d'lano
3llln emigtn 6lltd)e! - }ltr Nornladi
I'M Grutidcn &uIlOc lul0 'puter in
0elltid)en )iridc aliiuldNpIuJrh. Die
4ricac BON 1864 unb 1866 olentell
oa5li, oas iiiOIidJc IeutIdllaio, onS
Itets picl 0rnlofratiId)cr Nclinllt mar
ais Ercubrl. Der @ilbclm. Strabc,
Scr ,Snfarnntion prUlbild.ollOcnts
Idcr S1beIraiirl E @~eItpoIitlf, 81
lr~ntcrlpcricn. 3im Is. &omlnr 1871
crrcidtc g oonn Srichrid S|llbcll,
". 9rllbcr, Der chcnlaIi1c Frlnjrc@
Icrt mo notwithstanding &iIbelnt
N @rrioiues pon Osntid)cn 0ilrltcn
nidt pom 0rntidltn &oltc! -
iltnt GclltId1cu Hui'cr protIamicrt FL
pcrOPn.
GdwarjsmciGsrot m0rcn lie Enr.
Sen Oca llrlltn G,utlden Mcide@
nitlt id1por3srotsoolo! Ger opnaltl
idc @coonfr hottie III &crinilc& sc
iiclt, n;dlt Scr irci52itljd'c mcniG
acitucrbriiScrnbc &@unjtA rca 0rt!
iGpn %olfe3 pan 1918. llnO Die
5jca 0e& 0nn1'tji@Gl W~2o0nIcua nort
IS. &aruor iS1t rdG)t lid nm
icit ncDr ais ujtr &o1re idion! Ger
Grhaltunn 0jc5e2 00na'tiit,en SicNca
iinO Id,on &}iuioN2H in TIciidl NM
Nlrt, in Sab unO Nut Ntopicrt NOR.
Sen - nber nlln Ioll 0icIcr Npfcr
acmtg iein,
Sdmnri pcif.rot Don 1871 iOn
Dem Sfunnri rot NoIO bon 1913
pcidcn, Die Mcrridcrs TrCdbcit ioq
ser &GIfcr. Nrciheit Glab maiden!
Gauit Y@iGrrtp BONDS" 9lnteil
id)cinc al ser jrcibcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
Die Staats Strake uirb bun 9rate
nad) &ccmunt fiibreu.
Nahridten bon Srafe.

Die Stoats Strobc miro b0dit.
mabri6einlid, bon Grnfc nah @ces
mont fiibrcn, iibcr bic prGhtiqc
gocltI Greet Birdie.
SRI. Gna Soritnlann lit jest 8rin.
5ipalin Der Sdlllcn uoll Hoiebub.
@m. Is. Mueler, bon 81. &ouiS,
mar mcbrere Gage Der 8alt ieiner
&crlunn0ten, Simon Iuppnlcpcr mo
0ottin.
Sri. Srel1e 8inoborIt enlpiin9 ON
u%crgangencn Sanatn9, anlGBlib III
res 1Sten 8ebllrtstages, bic @liid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
Frank h. Neumanp
bommiGions -Aaufmaun
0dnoler in
@efhgef, Gierm u. 9roouEten
SSdbiter ,flarFtpreis be3abit
fur Sarmspreeufte.
@eihditsplab on Der Sfiniten StroBe, Oft.
lid BON 4. 3. 9Deler'S Shmiebe. 8ert.
itdtte.
Shore 1872.

SamStag 5uriid, in @eglcitllng bon
ySn. Samrellcc lrnO @ottin llnb Srail
gtoaf. meldc iid Elm poar Gage bel
bieiigen Seripnnbtrn rno Sreunben
oltI6altcn meroen.
GboS. &intnlel mar ON lesten
Wfpntog bier IN @cidGftcn.
Berger bot einen slten Ir3t
n0tbig.
@eslcp Ioeoel, Gigentbiimcr bes
Berger Talace Sec Greom 8nrlor,
mar ami Ietten Montag inter ben Be,
illdcrn in Sermann.
6ral GOm. Soritmann uno &in0er,
bon Hodeitcr, ytebr., bcfin0en lidl
bier olf @ciltd bel SermanOten.
9o0c Bros. Ioben Oicie ISOLDE mic
Scr enc Garlooung &oDlen crbnltcn.
SRI. Gono Yfoutid, bon &ernanll,
mar porigc ISOLDE bier ollf 9ciltd) bel
iDrer Sdipcitcr, 6rou g(rtDur @ittr
DnuS.
Berger Camp u. ". 81. miro oll
Som$tog BEN 5. Oftobcr flint ncuc
Wiitglic0er cinfiibren.
&Crlongt: Gin gutter Nr5t IN Der
ger. 9ics lit cine oltsge5eidynete @e,
leeenbeit.
&orn miro jest in Berger 81 212c
per Yfunb p~erfauft; iebenfaIs elm gu
ter Yreis.
g. q. SaG unO &ubolf @glep iinb
iest fleibig beim @epfelpfliiden. Serr
Gglep bat cine G%arlaOuna leere Sal
ier erbalten unb berienbet aepfel mad,
ct. 2oliis.
Wiiiions Sonntag ON 6. Otto.
Der, I'm 9 llbr, na6mittaas, III Der
9etbanien Girdc. Scoermanm lit
niqfommen.
Iooli @ilbing, BON Berger, Der
Iufiebcr inn Steinbrll6, ~berlangt
M1nncr I'm in Dem &egierlngsltein=
brllh, cine Wteile ipeitli6 bon Berger,
Al. arbcitcn. Irbeit s St,noen per
Sog ltno gutter 2obn.
@. 8. Sdaffncr lpar borige ISOLDE
in Union, I'M Ser Scriammlilng ocS
Repllblifaniiden Central &on1iteeS
bei5umobnen. Serr Sdaffner lit
&oriiser bes Gomitees.
Sobn $. 5ieielmann unb 5anilie,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
Organization Die ganpt-
lodr }nlH UrIolg.
@on @nitnD @0Ncr, ErGiihcnt Ter
&tila0cipEjn WN3ct.c Enbl,ihing
C0M@ulJ.

Die @altpildolc SIM NE1otJf ooa
UEtllUI2 Hlitli9c @N'Il} aBit'N amer
Gem lrtUHOE.aIi5tn pi'I'Eii III Ct''
Ner2iHl0ilI 1l'alca NJ 0'lii'o!tat
iIIi0 DotlfoliH,Gitt ~I'uIli ."Ilo''.
NDnt cine 'oIat MIN enc IoirJ'l@'
GfIlliAFiliujIt "~'t',-vl't@ l''i' .ot
B''bC mug y'J''','':' ''".'''" i'''
gen ui0l iA-lo'O''V'' H.'''''''' "''''"
i''oJV'''
%E GII0EF''!IJSh' UF 1T T1''"
rtIpDIu otl ou ot'l"h OtS'+eIE
@lllrnDl-&dttlFa0nt .s'I't Gen sue
lttoIicrll oel'Irutt ,'Urd!!'il'""H ~
nlaG)i !poroeIi Ii!Io, 1pu''' odl.'t t''
ltre~tI'oet S''pti3. e'"F V'Iu'''-
Sl'olIfiPiioll uOH II'''i ,"''"'Vn>"
collars mar lgIIpil Don oV''' 'o|o'v''
IlIIt'Dt@ollIi!ef 5l'II! o!rIe 8'iesl
iporpeII. o''ipi9e Net H'''luilt''oe''
SSrfOeafp'll mo N:l Jt''''o''ujtN
Sr10lll1lIol, lo'lWe O''tW oVil opn
.A!lI'flta''" u V'rl!'ull S't'9 VI
Se3tehl 8colIocltll OtSi]rll9 ''"'
ieIDrIll@luI!b !ll'I 9HIe oVt ot'''IV
lpra4l1eI' PEellc 5!''pe9e 9Sutuuj'
iplIrnc, lporo enc OelHl'h' >lo'IE'F
;lo!l pol Tlo,Oo5'oOo sf6Ieil' a4io
Gle ieli3elcEie A'loie hl'pt ais IVY
PeIi i'Drr6e'd)il'i'
Ger erie @WrlIt, Der Don oe"
0ier Gentld)s 1nIrrltdlTr'l, ole ltT
~ Ole SpIBr Der SUpeBlIl5 JcFtcIl'
hnttcIl, NcinIl lpnrOr, brltono III oer
GulbCrn1ltng clltr >erlunlnlllIdA
pQn %ertrrtcrn laUlllldcr &Vtclle'
@o1en, Acknowledgements Wclctl id)dl'
ten 6r0ucns&crrInc ulo Mtrd]cn9c-
mellocn, 0cren Mlt1IleoId)orl OR
AtcDr6aDl rad) aus Nmcrltanctn
Nrttldrr Weburt oDCr AbIloHnnnuIo
tcitebt. 81 Njcj@r &crlannllln9
Wlr0cn ole NmglCn0cn dul9c1O.s
cert, Die Sotld)alt Der orIttcn 6rtI'
Ecita.N nIcjhc %AIampaIlc III ibre r.
ipcftiucn &rriic III trndcn lno nth
Ser @erbcarbrit Mdnncr mo
tSrollcn s5Il artrnuclL Don oeren Vi.
ier filr Die Sadr un0 Don ocren 81
Iabl9llr4 81 %lplrtlnHler I9Itotlon llc
.lber5ell9t lparcll. IiiBerocnl lpur'
cen al geroorraaeIloe Sllr0er otht.
ld)er Ibltarllllilll9 Srlefe 9el1lict
uno Inn lbre MtltbllIc crlilft. Eau
lctoe lold,er Tll1rllte !nilr0ell allS4e-
'dlldt, llnO nllra Ipllrpc %dlit9eooiell
I'M ods Slltrrelle an ocn patrlotl'
'd)cn SScrf 81 cIllelll augcltclllcn 81
MAIDEN.
Sn lebcr TSod)e fann enc Seg-
lonmllln1 ocS General &omlte'S
ltatt, 81 Dem Sertreter nuer yer
zine, @elellldlaltm llllo alrd)el9e'
mcinocn ionic lnoiuiouelle Wtitor'
Better ~gcbortcn; c5 mrfoc III oerlc!'
zen ilbcr Die biShcr er5lrlten Telul
tate @cridjt crltottct. NnTrr1e n
Ocn 3eitun9cll, Seitartifel ocrlelben
mo Die &eroilentlidulg Der W.
men pom SNblfribenien crlpiei.f 'ldl
ais mcitere por5iglldlc 0tittel CUR
}lnipornlln1 Scr &crbcarbrit.
sSiir sic @cnioerbentittclten, De
!rc1 es nidt nl5alit mar. Die poIl
Sunrnlc fiir einru n2ibertp Bomb"
iofort ODER in oci, bon Ser Hcgic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

10000, w1brcnO bon Dent dlanle
rifuniihen Srauern, @irten lino
.Sottlern" $946,000 ge5eid'nci
nurScr. Gin oernrtigeS .Hciulta.
n6re ohnc Organization nidt benz
bar Qemcicn. Hur 0urh tic fonnCn
inoibioueIIe NnItrenaungcn 81,
h6dlitcn SGbc c%mporaeiiibrt mcroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
3, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.

tPlat. Service. supplied by Bureau
of Publicity, Treasury Department.
Washington, d.. c., of which transla-
ton has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland. o., Sept. II. 1918,
as %reaniiad by the Act of Oct. 9. l9lI.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
g., 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.

(Plate Service. supplied by Bureau
Washington, u. g.. of which transla.
ton has been fled with the Post
master at Cleveland. o.. oct. ., 1918,
as required by the Act of Oct. 6, 1910
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-04

(Plate Service, supplied by Bureau
Washington, ID. e., of which transla-
tion has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland. o., Sept. IL. 1918,
as required by the Act of oct. 6. 1879
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
Few EScane.

There are few indeed who escape
having at least one cold during the
winter months, and they are fortu-
nate who have but one and get
through with it quickly and without
any serious consequences. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
observe the directions with each bot
tie, and you are likely to be one OF
the fortunate ones. The worth and
merit of this remedy has been fully
proven. There are many families
who have always used it for years
when troubled with cough or cold
and with the very best results.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHTERS
JOIN WITH RED CROSS

Fifteen hundred anti-tuberculosis
associations in every state in the Un-
ion have set aside their ordinary work
and are giving their time and atten-
ton during the next month to the Red
Cross Christmas Roll Call, according
to an announcement from the head
quarters of the National tuberculosis
Association.
Instead of the usual sale of Red
Cross Seals which has been conducted
for the last ten years Jointly by the
National tuberculosis Association and
the American Red Cross, this coming
year the tuberculosis movement will
be supported by direct appropriation
of $2,500,000 from the Red Cross, and
In turn all Of the machinery of the tu-
berculosis campaign will be turned
into helping swell the membership of
the American Red Cross in an effort
to enroll every man and woman in the
country.
In every state there'is a we'll organ
lied state organization, and under it
there are strong local branches These
trained workers will cooperate with
the Red Cross chapters In their com.
munity and will endeavor to organize
their districts so that no one can es-
cape solicitation. Universal member
ship in the Red Cross will be the aim.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

William Hohenzollern, the former
German Kaiser, isolated from the
world in the castle of Amerongen,
Holland, is writing long and de-
tailed statement which, it is under
stood, will contain his answer to the
worlds frightful indictment against
him at the trial which, as he evil
IDENTIFY realizes is inevitable. While
thus incarcerated (for by whatever
name the place may be called, it is
really a PRISON. he is said to be
turning to religion for consolation
attending daily prayers and keeping
the Bible and other religious books
constantly near him.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
League OF Nations.

Premier Lloyd George, at a recent
address in London, stated that he
favors League of Nations because
while it might not altogether prevent
war, it would add greatly to the diff
culties of making war. He also
stoted that the presence of huge
armies in any country constitutes a
continual temptation to the rulers
of such country to make war, and
that for this reason the practice
should be discontinued throughout
the whole world.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
For Group.

"Chamberiain's Cough Remedy is
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. Ed
ward Hassett, Frankfort, N. Y.
MY children have been quickly re-
lieved of attacks of this dreadful
complaint by it's use." This remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic,
and may be given to child as con-
fidently as to an adult.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

For Mother or Sister
+ + + +
Savory Roasters
Pyrex Ware
Agate Warae
Nickel Ware
Silver Ware
Casseroles
Bread Mixers
Bread Knives
O-Cedar Mops
Scissors & Shears
Food Choppers
Oil Heaters
Bread & Cake Boxes
Ranges
Washing Machines
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
Oh r / s T Nj A s !

CHRISTMAS is almost upon us
once more. Christmas, the univer-
sal children's day! Its emblem is
radiant, joyous childhood, it's mes
sage that of love. Life and it's cir
cumstances change, but the essence
of Christmas never. Let us then lay
aside our cares and enter into the
glad spirit of the Yuletide; radiate
a little sunshine of congenial COM
partnership, even if it be but a warm
handclasp of fellowship, a bright
smile, a CHEEKY word. These are
sought by all, are easily given and
go along way towards helping us
and others to be glad.
Let the Christmas bells peal out
the glad tidings of peace on Earth, y
as wars terrible carnage has ceased
and in it's wake appears the dawning
of period wherein good will to-
ward man" bids fare to have a
nearer realization than ever before
throughout this old world.
Therefore let us be glad this
Joyous Yuletide season, and help
spread a little sunshine, by wishing
all bright and merry Christmas!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
Keep Christmas.

"There is a better thing than the
observance Of Christmas and that is
keeping Christmas" - Henry Van
Dyke.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

Next to the Tariff issue, the ques-
ton of permanent control and per-
haps ownership of railroads promises
to offer to the people the biggest
political fight for the future. The
first move on the board is the ap-
pointment of former Senator Elihu
Root, with other prominent lawyers,
as Advisory Counsel to the National
Association of Owners of Railroad
Securities, who propose to fight per-
manent government ownership. The
recent resignation of Secretory Nc
Adoo, who is also Director-General
of railroads, may have far more
significance than is generally sup
posed, for coming almost simultane-
ousiy with the selection of Mr.. Root
to Lead fighting force against gov
eminent ownership, there may be
some intimate connection between
the two events. Time alone will
tell. Mr.. McAdoo may be getting
ready to head the fight on the othei
side.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

Nearly every person reasons thai
the few faults he has do not affec
society to any extent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

len are so cautious they
allow their friends to owe
Int.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

+ land for a thing may de-
cost. but not its value.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

You can never tell by the sound OF
a mans voice how well he can talk,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL
DECEMBER 1928.

4 The Red Cross flag was the ,
X first to float over the battlefields ,
4 of Europe; 1t will be the last flag !
4 to be furled. AS long as our !
4 own people or those of our allies
X need help we must give It. We
4 are getting ready for the Roll
4 Call-getting ready to take pa 4
4 trlotic census of the American
4 people. Every good citizen will 4
4 answer "Here" when his name
K is called. 4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

The war may be "over," but it has
not yet been paid for.
Actually, despite heavy cancel
lations of contracts, government ex
penses are today larger than at any
time during the war.
Our boys in France and Germany
must still be paid and fed and cloth
ed and, whens their services are nc
longer required in Europe, they
must be brought back home. They
are still in the war, so must we be
until the end.
With large Fifth Liberty Loan
looming in the spring, with Install
Iments on the Fourth Liberty Loan
lyet to be paid, and with heavy
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
CHRISTMAS
BUFFINGTON'S
Rising Sun,
Maryland.


We here append general outline where
different articles suggest early buy
ing not only for better selection but for
-BAsEMENT-
Dolls by the dozens-25c to 50 so each
Stationery quality Boxed Paper 5c to
$3.50 EACH Books of standard grown
Fancy China Lamps and elias in abundance New
in good quality aluminium
Rubber Overshoes and Artics quaty-1st grade only
CHILDRENS TOYS arranged tables
FLOOR
Glass full of Silverware Jewelry Combs
Brushes Mirrors, Boxes Shaving Sets
Ivory Articles Pocket Books, Bags
Racks and shelves with way Mems
Nekwear Hosiery Suspenders Belts
Supporters, Handkerchieis Etc
GROCERY DEPARTMENT all times. Full and
complete Nuts Oranges Grapes Figs Rasins
FLOOR
Ladies' Chldrens' Sweaters, Caps Dresses
Waists Skirts Coats and Underwear
the seasons cleanup.
Good things in Silk and Crepe de Chine
Felt Slippers attractive colors.
Rose, Purple
Copen
FLOOR
Boys Suits, overcoats Sweaters Caps Hats
Shirts Slippers
Stylepus Suit Overcoat Stetson Douglas Shoe
represent quality style to surpass
On this floor will be wen
Carriage and Auto Robes, Stable
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
On LIST floor displayed fine line of Pictures, Mirrors
Chairs Tab Express Wagons
barrows Go-Cars Coaches, sleds Etc.
On Floor will be found Bed Suits couches,
boards Chioniers, Mattresses Clothes
Tables, Sewing Machines Etc.
On srd Floor Kitchen he Cabinets wardrobes Desks Etc
Machines, Tubs Buckets Etc.
open every evening Christmas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E. K. Burlington & Son. 4
I 49, @ sses ssi ss.s sss as:si ~;
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20

taxes amounting 10 HuH-
{ millions of dollarsLwith
b due between now and July
bhooves the prudent to recog-
rly that he has an important
his community, to his coun-
y perform.
uty is to see that the large
eeds of the government are
y met.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
BIGGEST WHEAT FARM
hi"a.o Men Plan 10 Produce Nut Lev,
Than l.Dui,Ouu
bushels,

CHICAGO. March l5.-Thc worlds
greatest wheat farm 10 produce no,
les then l,oro.goo bushels of grain
this year is the patriotic answer II
'A!caGo capitalists 10 til. plea for
greater spring wheat production to
make up for The expected winter wheat
crop shortage reported by Senator Me-
tumbcr, Of North Dakota 10 Consrcs.
- reason Tor liking rnc minimum rric.
of wheat at s2.75 per bushcl
The fam, Which includes o.0oo
acres Of "!rsm prairie in The fertile
Snipc Lake District In West Central
Sas hatchcwan. has only recently been
opened UP by the Canadian Northern
Railroad. II is proposed 10 SOW two
thirds of this great area This spring.
using huge farm tractors that viii
seed the entire acreage in ton days
time The management OF the enter
prise is in the hands OF :, T.. lEaus-
hinS. ono OF The largest farm operators
Il: West ern Canada, who holds the
record for breaking new land with An
achievement OF 900 acres in sixty
days with one tractor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
CUPID RULES. NOT WAR
Military Orders Cnn Take second Place,
Declares Flushing
nridc.

l.EANENN ORTIZ HANS March 10
Military order" take second place when
the orders OF General" Cupid are is
sued according to Mrs. Charles Hat
held. until lately Miss Florence Cum
nin%ham. Miss Cunningham arrived
here - MARI Hatfield. who was under
orders f"r overseas duty She found
on he" arrival his company lined up
at the depot. ready TO entrain.
DESPITE the protests of an unro-
mantle irst sergeant. she pulled Hat
hcid out of the Inc and proceeded 20
Il waiting justice. whore tho knot was
tied. Then the couple marched back
10 the line. and amid the cheers OF the
'r"oncrS. Hatfield kissed his brid: o:
fc" moments 'gcod.by'' and rs he
"tcpptl aboard q train bound sore
where the bride boarded q train Tor
her home.