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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
NATIONAL OWNERSHIP
OF ROADS PREDICTED
i'"pcri CroZicr Long Says Federal
Experiment Will Lead to
Public Possession.
TRACES GisRMANY's PROGRESS
Shows How Teutonic Government
Gradually Took Over Control and
Built Mammoth Network of Lines
Tor War Purposes.
ny ROBERT cnoz,,u io>:

NEW YORK. January ,.-prcs.,lcnt
WILSON'S experiment in Federal rail
road control Will inevitably lead to
public ownership. Control without
ownership has been tried and failed in
EUROPE. Germany tried i, long hrfurc
th' war and she soon passed IL com :
pietc national ownership with inn
menSe financial. social and stratcpical
pf"his. such success as she has
r.aped in the field and such financial
'cSiS'ihs power aS She has shown
would nave been impossible had her
railroads been III private hands.
:ermany'S Mathematical railroads are
the most valuable asset in Europe. she
acquired the asset only after a severe
political struggle.
Like the United States Germany
started with private railroad construc-
ton aud operation. When Prussia he
gan building in lS3S. she laid down
the principl" that tho state should
merely encourage construction IN thin
~ peuDlcd districts. which private
capitalists ignored. smaller German
states from the first regarded railroad
building as Il state function. but only
Baden and Brunswick built their own
roads In 1910. in the earlier stage of
German railroad construction. only 50
per cent OF the mileage belonged to
tho state. and in the year before the
war only per cent of tn. mileage WAS
In private hands.
Bismarck nationali2ed til" i'r"s ian
railroads. Until 1851. private owner
ship was almost universal in Prussia.
hut in the next thirty years the state.
without formally declaring Tor public
ownership. got control ~ many lines
and bought soin". Eismarck's original
plan was for uuiticat!on and ownership
Of all "a threads by tho imperial gov
crument. and in 1874 h. created AN
"imncrial railroad "tiiC.' and sub
mittcd Ia tho federal council "a i'm
pcral railroad law for imperial own
crShip. In the f"llow!n. year lie go,
tia" i'ruSsian le;.:sintur.'% consent Ia
tho buyi - up Of all private l'ruSsian
roads and their transfer - the pro.
posed imperial Ownership department.
Ills plan failed. owing - tho "pposi-
t!"a :. 2.TnT:a. AID. :-s,a ,d 10 -
trusted his chief assistant WIN the
less ambitious task "f natioualzinS
Prus~!a's railroads. the na,iuna li.er
IA. fruss!an Minister oc Puhii. Worries
NJ :,vba,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

instance. selling FOR five francs that
which cost thirty francs. Bu,. never
thclcss. We are mer,hantS. YOU under
stand"
That ought 10 seem strange 10 us
yes. rather" and they laughed
heartily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
Indn.,rinl sites on Winter ,ron,,

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. january .
TIE Water Front Eclt Line corpora
uon. recently chartered with slOo. 900
capital STOCK, hos purchased 600 acres
"' lana at ii'rn"rton. ia Norfolk County
~ th'S land. 100 acres is high ground
and 40 o: lowiand there being 1 "0o
rect OF water frontage in tho latter
~ IS tn" purpose ~ tho company 10
develop all fthis property for indus
Trial sites
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
MAiBACH pISBED SCHEME
10 STATE ON NE:ItSIIII,

Nnyhach rushed the scheme first
IN the form 81 stat" control and opera
ton. and then stat" ownership After
Overcoming opposition II til. rruss.an
Diet. he passed laws which established
state control. tnt kept in MIND the
G!iimai. iSim OF stat. ownership
The scheme was carried through on
TIE following principles. Ieforc es-
crossing is RICH, OF purchase the
'rn*sian government, bound itself ,o
INVITE every Stockhuldcr To sell his
stock y, price fixed in advance. The
STATE offered the stockho!dcr a p-icr.
which. while NOT creating IA burden of
debt and no; paving Il premium ~ pas;
corr"rati"a niSmaua cement was a
reasonable" induccment to sell volun-
tariiS- Tn" buying up Of Individual
tots OF stock proceeded on these nrln-
ciplcs. III" railroad corporations were
retained hut were placed under ON
cial direction. The estate ESCAPED liza
hiilt! I" redeem al parity bonds and
other mortgage securities which wc~s.
valued undc; par, and il also delayed
the rcd"iEp'ion Of high interest -bc,r.n.
stocks until market conditions were
adHantagcou rs a result. bet .xccn
'he date Of The states taking control
OF the Individual companies and The
change /" complrt. state ownership
terms Of from several months 10 soy
cral years interviewed. During these
years the state acquired volu. tarily
nearly all the privately held stocks
ana complete STATE purchase was ef-
fccted without friction.
To-day public railroad ownership is
practically universal in Germany How
ever. not the empire but the Prussiai
GnNnrlmnni Id ,Ini,,c1. 49,, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
SOCIAL LEADERS TAKE
ROLE OF GOOD FAIRIES
spend Time and Fortunes to Build
Homes for Babes Robbed OF
Parents 10y Borhc.
PEN PICTURE or TORN FRANCS
Once Happy Homes Arc Now But
Wrecked Heaps of Stones, With
4 Only Old Landmarks to Make Spot
Recognizable, Says Writer
nN rIE:IkItl: I.nII.

MT ,,,,I, "A y,t,, y ,.I
during This urea, .r,.l Struggle was
suddenly hrourh. "a linn, in Anart.3
In this year 1917 TINS Kind If fairy has
become very common in All our ,,.vas.
tated districts. had heard or them
for long time. bu; did not have any
occasion To meet amy OF them. these
gracious fairies. Ii was not tin yes
terday ,ha, saw one in a little phan-
tom town. where they told! me tina, .if-
teen OF them had come to stay.
The surroundfne. IN vhi,.h ,h,,.. bays
appeared m. fri.b,f,, :, zoos u.i,h,,.
saving ,o,yn ,h.,,i,,hl,. d,..ro,ot
in tho nids. or = r.c,ou a. orchards
where every frui, ~. ba. h,.,, INIT b,.
the ha-hari,uv r,,,r. r.nr, ~.
ground. a chaos nf ruins vh.ra ,hr
furious thunder cr ur.,. .rtflt.ry is
heard nearby
=, ,,, ~ ,..
1;,o,, e., NJ,
tened 80, a., t 49,, j.,
No. ...rho, ,,,.,,l.
-, ,,,. 49, go,
a 49,, ,. ,,',
,iro,o. .,,,,.,.,;,ssu
""" ,.'''o.n Over some ue-
p'' W "''''o''s"e" houses we
""' % ny" VIII" N"0", II IS
mere am toid. 'nat ihey i've,
nc "pehe" the door iamiliariy aud
usnercd NE INTO little room furnished
Nhh IN" most distinguished p!ainness.
ana where Hoatcd an iiiusiNe perfume.
TWO OF the fairies. warned of my
presence, came III Immediately through
niue ooor al tue end ihcF we're the
mead fairies OF all those in that place
n T..f nd ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
OLD WOMEN AND EVEN
CHILDREN rILLiNI. SOIL

non W" cross u plateau OF several
hectares newly worked and sown,
where already there is Il li.h, shade
Ike green velvet. 1t is they, as every
one knows. who have brought the grain
an! directed the sowing. We see in the
distance several things that look like
working automobiles, that they have
had sent here. I'm old woman. or even
a child. can manage them after they
nave practicrd, and they clear away al
mast everything from the good French
earth which for three years has been
abandoned.
When We are obliged 10 so slowly
because Of the marching by Of our de-
tenders coming back from the front.
or even Ia stop a!toaethc.'. We begin TO
near more clearly mat furious SYM
Ph"nH OF the battle OF artillery which
never ceases. i:u; here We are beyond
tue reach Of til" Germans. especially
s.nc" their last retreat. which was, as
y"n know. 30 woc:ul.
Thrs. villages that We ar. VISITING
together have been hasely DESTROYED. il
goes without saying. Eut TODAY we
are beginning - see many new ROOFS
With all new walls. ~ walls newly re-
paired, and viii, blinds II the windows.
even SOM little curtains II is the
work or these women. Those cxiles.
wh"s" return they have made possible
com" back little by little and rcinstall
themselves notice also that they
know everyone and that they call by
their given name the children who
crowd around them.
y number Of good wives are there in
those little houses that have been so
quickly repaired. mothers OF families,
sitting with their children around tho
stove that tho fairies have given them
and when their dinner is in the process.
OF cooking. In every room there are
IRON beds, very clean and new, and good
fNrnitMrc OF white wnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

houses ana corn rise from the earth.
hkcwiSe furniture. nourishmcnt and
good hrewo"d. That is why | feel thut
tn" name OF FAIRY" is the ono that is
hsSt suited 10 them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
SUPPORTED uh COMMITTEES
SCATTERED ABOUT I. y.

y "Nnd then we have to keep many
accounts" they added. because we are
supported by i've or sin hundred com
n.iiiccs scattered between New York
t"d san Francisco" That they are
Keeping up. by these committees. the
Gr"a; part OF the hcnciicences in our
France am fully convinced. Eu, for
that which these two fairies here have
done. | think they spoke too humbly
FOR believe ii is their personal for
tune that has paid the expenses.
They have installed q school or car
r.utry for the little boys who. with all
those packing cases coming from Amer
ica, make household furniture and then
sell ii.
THEY have established SEWING,
school for the little girls. OH These
poor little ones Of eight or ten wears
tfat ! hay" seen there! How pale they
arc from living IN cellars at the time
when they were bombardcd stupiiind
ny the long terror and bent over be-
cause "f the hard work So unsuited TO
them that the Germans imposed upon
'hem, fn" they employed them AS
servants O. i'll their trenches. To
s'raiSh,"m these umforiunatcs again,
,hc fairies. who think Of everything
have pn' syinnastic apparatus in their
workroom.
they have installed a nursery for
mothcrl"ss babies. who just at this
time are taking their maps in their
beds. They showed me one who is
just waking ur. Tho birth Of that
ONE there was 4 tragedy" they tell inc.
at is, I'm sorry To say. a little Eoche."
The drama. can guess it, II, is.
~!
though he is. for nc recognizes them
and smiles and holds out his arms.
They have Installed u h'o;el with a
Ginin.-room for the new commons.
those who on their return find no roof
poor women are there tonight. sit
Stcrnation sut at the entrance OF
these splendid women in blue they are
able TO smile ana to stand up 10 show
their respect for them
They allow ME. these women sowned
IN blue to accompany them in their
evening trip to the villages OF hamIets
round about. Ne make our way TO
their auto, decorated with an Amer
ican ilas. carrying their fur coats.
their cigarettes in their gold boxes. ana
We 20 swiftly aloaa III. muddy roads
~ the trees $" viciou$ly destroyed. and
by farms in ruins. All a, once We have
/" make way FOR two enormous wagons
loaded with heaps Of young fruit trees.
which extend out over tn. road and
block II. real nurseries on the march.
\h! y; last they have come" they
SAY. We ordered them from Nor
mandy I" rcplant all these poor
orchards"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-05
Sept. 26, 1918.
TO OUR FRIENDS:

TO OUR FRIENDS: We wish friends and that Jack E. Laurie of Laurie Brothers, Mccarthy, Alaska has been called to the Military Service of Uncle Sam. The business conducted by Laurie Brothers will remain the No changes will be made and will continue give you the Service and Quality have for the past four years.
 Personally wish to thank each and all for past avors and hope that you will continue to give reasonable share of your patronage.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-10-05
ON! ON TO VICTORY!

Millions moving on to the field of battle Our and brothers ale tere to day, they will be to- night riS1ing their 5eS each second to closer and closer to the lair O. tle raving mad Hun. You" job here is to provide giant stream of !, clothing tnls, guns shells and air planes to the bat ,le line. Ths requires money. You must supply that. You dare claim exemption. The Fourth Liberty Loan is another sacred prviage for at home unselfishly to do our part. You buying bondsto win.
 We're calling to boys and to aes-"On. to Victory! YOU MUST BACK THEM UNTIL VICTORY IS WON Buy Fourth Liber y Bonds
 Any Bank will help you
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
Mursem (Samstas) Sdlnf Der Ban
Sdnle.
Mnoerc @ap Nenisfeiten.

Die Ban Shule miro am rudlten
! Sarnstag (alio morgen) ibre S6lnb'
feier abbaltcn. Gin llntcrbaltungs'
8roaram miro am Nadmittug sur
41,sfiibru,g fpmnlcn, mo5u oas Ellb-
lifunl ber5Iid cingelaoen lit.
Or. GnIoe befanh iid mcbrcrc "a.
&c Ser porigcn @o6e, gcih1itebalber,
in Seffcrion Gitp.
SRI. SlinOa Offer 1T micber fir
Ben nGdItcn Sermin OILS 2cbrerin an
Der 2oit Sill Sdule anecltcllt NOR
Sen.
Or. Gngclbrc6t, BON Stonn Sill,
nno @enrp 0uiner, Ser Gob9c Iecnt
bon 2ittle Berger, lparen ON Iettcil
Somstag, gcIdditsbolber, in unicrcr
Na6bar i6aft.
9ie llntcrboltung ncbit Dor Sup.
per, iucldc anl b%crgangcncn San1Stog
Ibcnb in Scr Stocnncr Sdlllc gcgcs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
2 III $.

Ben WcB9Cr nn0 Die @cbrii0cr
@ocid) iinO Jest bcinl @cltprciicn iilr
@n. Guincr, a,i Der 6rcb Stciiall
Sorm.
ISM. Mpctli mar Elm poor Sa9C
ser pcrgongcncu ISOLDE auf Scr Ben
Wrtgcr Garnl bcld)1ftigt.
Nrtbur Wpcfli rciltc Dorigc NSod)r
nad Mllbb. Some, mo or ipGbrcno Ocs
folullrnocn Sonlmcr& orbcitcn miro.
9tic. 6ll1ctid) bat BON @llt. Ga
bpllbr, ocrl Berger &icbDGnblcr, cill
jungcs YfcrO gefallft.
Sri. 2puilc Sod lit Jest bic @c-
iibcrin elmer prndtbollcn ncllcn Nar-
Ior-Sr0cl.
Sri. Martba Srollb lit porigc $50
dc bon Columbia bier cl~llgetroifen
llno miro Elm poor Gage bel ibrclr
2llgcb0ri9cn bcripeilcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
Sdatiudje foitct snoiel.

SIM Sabre bes Sells 1900 faBte
cine @eielidaft engliider @eidafts.
leute ben %uromantild" a%usiebeuOen
Glan, Den iogenannten beiligen See
bon @uatabita, in Der iiioamerifa.
nii9en Republit &olumbia, trodsnz
5lllegen, mittels anleguns eileS
Sunnels Ourd) Die anltoBenoen Ser
&c, 81 ocm 9cbuie, eroBe Sddte
BON 1olo ulio Supclmn 81 erIan-
gen, pelde i'm Gee liegeu io(lten.
Gem weitbiu mar Die llebcrIic.
fcrung perbreitet, DOB nidt ullr Der
&Dnig uno Sberprieltcr, Den man
MIR untcr Dem 9einamen gl 90.
robo oOer Ser &ergoloete" fennt,
IGbrlid) einmal lid gang nit Sob.
ltallb unb nit pielen &leino0ien ge.
ibn1iidt uno beim 9aoen I'M See
iif bon Der gan5en Serrlihfeit be.
freit babe, 1onoern au6 piele sez
pobnli6e Suoianer I'M 2auie Der
3citen @olo unO Gbeliteine in Die.
ien @oiierfGrper geporien bitten.
Ga fonnte iid siellcitt elm i,llge.
beurer S6aB Suiammenseldppert bas
ben, ia io9ar lpabrideinIib -.
Sdon Sabrbunoerte 8puor batten
Spanier abulidle Seriufe inter.
nommen; ober Wieoerbolt ideiter.
ten oielelben, oils Der erfolg idon
81 Dinten idien. gntpeoer itiir5.
ten Die Seiten Der Iusgrabung elm,
ODER eS paiiierte JOINT etpas.
Der obigen 8eielidait geIang
esN 1908 enbIif, Den See 81 leereu,
- aber idiuere IegenfGlle iorpie
bas @orbanoeniein unteriroiitsr
SuelIen fiiutrn i'm raid nieoer.
gorber bate man i'm @runoit,Iamm
cine geipiiie @n5abl gocIiteine uno
anoere SdmudiadIen gpiunben.
Sies CAB einise Soffrung. ober
ipatere SdJpierigfeiten IieBcn oas
feline Soffnungslidt Wieocr eric.
iden. Sic 9riten bobeu Die Sfas.
iude aufgesebcn. ndd)oem lie ynllr"
etlpa $4,000 in oieicIbc geiteft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

ben purOe, mar iebr 5ablrei6 bciudt.
Sas Ero9rom fir Die llnterbaltilng
mllroc bon elmer In5abr Der jungcn
Selte bcs 0iltrifts in treifli6er @ei.
ic altsgefiibrt.
Ser Stidbulten iouie al,d Die Wta-
fern graiiieren g%egermdrtig bier III
groBcm llmfang.
@cnrp Stepbcn mar am lcttcl
Wontag, geidGftsbolbcr, IN Scr
mann.
Geo. Stoenncr perionotc onl Moll.
tag bieier @ohc cine Garlaouna
Ginobieb nod ct. 2ollis.
&cgclmGBieer @ottcsoicnit IN eng,
liidcr Spradc miro an nGhitcn
Sonntog s(benb, Inn s llbr, itattiin.
ben.
Senrp Stephen mar bergongenc
ISOLDE fleiBig beim 9aubol5iGgen fir
mebrere unierer Sarmer.
Eoitor Sdulb lit ON Dorigen Srci=
tag ION einem mebrtG9i9cn 9eIud IN
ct. 2ouis unO IN SllinOis 5urildge-
fcbrt.
@n. @itte uno &iloer iparcn an1
pcrfloiiencn Samstag, in geihGft-
lihcn Serri6t1,ngerL in @ermann.
&enrp Sdultc uno @nl. Hcitbc-
nlcper lieferten lcbtbin jcoer cine 60
Dung @ciScn fir Iltgllit gtllllmcpcr,
r1oh Smensbille.
Srco 2%ieicmcpcr, Sobn BON Sroll
gSnl. 2iciemeper, fnllftc Dor &ur5enl
bon scr &lcllf Soro Igcntllr, Elm ido1l
bcnllttcs Sorb Muto.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
IS, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Man bcriGlme es ni6t Deutc abcnb,
Tim s l1br, Sic Heoen 5u boren, mel
DIE 5llgunitcn Scr Srcibeits . Inlcibc
9cbalten lperoen.
Sral1 @nt. Gngelbrcd)t lit pnrigc
ISOLDE nod Camp Sunston 9ereiIt,
INN ibren Spbn 6reb ST. bciuhclr. Sic
miro glcidfulls ibrcn ScrWallotcn IN
@eit-W tiiiouri eincn @cllld) %abitottcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
Bon Der Solucr Sittlc Berger Sdnic
iuerocn oicics Sabr iiinf Sdiilcr
grabnircn.
@eiterc NadDriftcn ppn &u,ucr &ittlc
Wcrgcr.

Sic Sdule III 2olpcr Sittle Berger
miro anl nGditcn Somstae (ulir
mprgen) ibrc Shlubfcicr bnltcn. 9ic
Numen Der Sd)iiIcr bcS odten GRADES
iinb mic folgt: &llben 9nrcis, Sl,go
Barrier, Sion Wunomiller, Clarence
Ippriu uno 2ottic Yotton. Scr gu.
pcrintcilbent Der Sdulcn miro Ole
diplomas ilbcrrcid)en. Gin bilbidcs
Grogram lit fir bieie @elcecnbcit ollf
geitcllt.
Ser. beige Chipping Glib Der.
ionbtc in Der lcbten @odc cine Mn.
5ubl S6mcinc.
Nlbcrt Wucller, bon &irflpooo, bal
icin Scin jest bicr bel ieincm 9rllocr
oufgcihla9el.
gSlr pcrld)tcll NIT Vc0ullcrl, 0QE
s(rtbur %ollcrticn sur 3cit fronf oar.
nicocr licgt.
Tnul 6ocrbcr unb Satin crbicl.
TEN pprigc @odc, cincn @cilld bonn
&lappcritordt mcld)er ibncl cincll
fleinen S%tummbolter 6rodJtc.
Cine In5oDl unicrcr Tormcr inn
Jest flciBiQ bcim Snbrcn bon @olrm
blodcn, mad Ben. @lg's SGgcnilhlc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
Bic Motif Sdnlc id)liekt an nGdlitcr
Samstaa (morscn).
Nnbcrc Ncniafcitcn uuu Stunp Sill


PM lcbtct Sontstog Ibenb fano IN
Scr @obrung BON &. s, I%lbcrsmcrtt
Elm llntcrbaltllngslpicl itott.
Inbrcos Sdinbler mar am bcr'
floiic,,cn Somstog alli Iug. Sdrci'
ntann's Sarm bcidGftiat.
Srit Sberg beiltd)te ms an lctten
Sonntog IN eincm ncltcn GbcOrolct
Mltto.
Or. Gngelbredt bot art lcbtcn
Samstog icin altcs 5oro altto an Die
@c6riiocr Gunner bcrbonbclt, nlS
Ebcil5obIl,ng fir Gin neltes Googe
Illto.
Serr Soifmomr uno Jarnilie, bon
Oregon, befinocn iif ol,i einige Gage
bel ibren Scrlponoten, 6. s. &arl tcot
unb 5omilie ST 9eiltf.
frau gngelbrcdt beiono lid mebs
rcrc Gage Ser porigen @od)e in Der
Nndbari6aft bon Charlotte, out BE
ilid Bel 8erfpon6teu.
Geo. Stolte lit gegenpdrtig beim
Suttcridneioen unb beim Sol5idgen
fir 6. q. 9en5, 6rnu 9en5 uno 5rou
9uefer.
Gas S,lbIifitm lit hermit freunb'
lidit eingelaben Ser ShluBfeier Der
Rotb ShuIe heiauipobnen, pelde am
Samstoa, bei, 90. @pril Gallo NOR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
s~'errrti;a,e ;~iraTis.
Sciratcn untcr Slutsperpanbten pff
nadtcilig fur Sinber.

~
Gin trauriges 3eiden unicrer
3eit lit, DAP DE 3abI Der @linoen,
9abmlen, Stlmmler, GpileptildperL
SoipterL Stripped Don Sabr 5u
Sabr GROCER miro. unbarmDer5lg
peiit mns oas ole Statiitif nadl
pie alld Die ein5elnen Stauten
nift Hdmmlihteiten genllg lha1ferl
fonnen, INN oieien l~lnglildlidyen
Sboad gu ~geipGbren. Gem Ilfo.
Dol mag Elm Sell oes lln9lilds aus
SduIotonto geidrieben merocn.
Subann iinO es uber gar5 beloil'
oers Die Chen 5miid)en Sllltsper.
lponOten, aus oenen SinoW berpcr.
sebenL Die ibr gauges Seben lang
ben @emeinOen, ben Seripanoten
ODER Dem Staate our Salt fallen.
8, iGr gltern, ieit bart uno I'LL.
belleiam, menn cure Sinner etll
9erbGltnis nit eillcm Sllltsuer.
manoten beginncn unO Die Iblidt
baben, chamber 81 beiraten. SlA'
bet es niemals, aud penn DIE
Guberen SerbGltniiie nod 10 9ldn'
5enb liuo; oenfet al Die idiperen
Solgen oieies Sdrittes, burd mel.
DIE nid)t BLOB Ole @eiunobcit Der
aiuoer, ionoern oas Slid Der So.
mile auis Spiel geieet lit. Gle
&ird,e (pie audi Der Staat) iiebt
Die Gbe 5wiiden Slutspermanoten
lebr ungern, unb iie bat Elm tren.
nenocs g%bebinoernis aufgeItellt,
unb MIR bel Den midti9itcn 8riin'
ben miro Giipens ~erteilt.
9oh beutlider aber ipriht, pte
i6on geiast, Die Statiitif. Gin
iran30iiidcr @r5t iagt uno bat felt
g~eitellt, oab 1Snlal mebr taubitum.
me 9inber aus Chen 5wiiden
9lutsperwonoten 5peiten @raoes
u1o 37mal mebr tailbitumme &in'
Der aus Chen 5wiiden eriten nno
oritten Grades itammen, als aus
aetpobnIid)en Gben. Nad ben llelle'
item gufitelungen itebt es felt, oaB
| Die SGlfte Der &inOer, Die aus
peripanoten Chen itammen, f0rper.
lid ooer geiitig minoermertig iino.
Sc n1ber Die Gerpanbtidaft, oeito
QrGBcr Die Cefabr. gine Sereini.
olll,9 omerifaniider @er5te bat fol.
9enoe 3oblcn auigeltelt:
1. Son 100 &inoern, oeren 81.
tern i'm pritten 9raoe matchmaker
perlpanOt iino, iino 5irfa Al ainoer
franf ODER miBgeltaltet.
2. Son 100 ainoern, beren 81.
tern i'm 5peiten 0raoe miteinanoer
perpanot limo, iino IS ainOer
frGnflid ODER miBgeitaltet.
8. Son 100 &illoern, beren 81.
tern pom erIten uno benz oritten
@raoe matchmaker ucrpanot iino,
Iinb 81 &inocr frGnflid ODER "trip.
pelbait.
4. Son 100 &iloern, beren 81.
tern nobc boppelt pertpanot lino,
limo 96 ainoer nidt normal.
9o5u lit nod 81 bemerfen, bab
pie idlimmitcn SoIgen lid oft in
Der eriteu Generation nid)t 5ei9cll,
ionoern crit IN Der 5peiten, Oas
beibt, urter Den &inOesfinoern Der
blutsuernanoten Gltern.
Sieie Sablen pertiinoen cine
ibrcdIide @abrbeit. @elde Ser.
authorizing wiro iene gltern trefs
fen, Die Inn oes @clocS ulO Gutes
piuen ibre &iloer gu Oerortigen
Sciraten OrGngen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
F, J. koeIIer,
sdmie0 II. &agenmadel
Sermanu, Wo.
6ermann, Wo.

Sd perbe beitrebt iein MIR bic
bcItcn Irbeiten II. 8aaren 81, Iiefern.
Sd babe Iange g%rfabrune I'M Bferbe.
beidlagen iotpobl tpie i'm Shmieoe.
lno Bagenbanbfperf.
Sarmipngen, 8uggies, Manir.
Spreaoers unb Sarm'W aidinen on
Sanb ODER a1,f geitellung at giiniti.
gen 9ebing,insen unb gu annebmba.
rem Breiien eeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

9cn) itnttfinOcn miro. Sir Die Inter
holtlun0 an 9indmittoh ionic olld)
am 2lbcnO, lit cIn ih0ncS Erogronl
nlli0cltrllt.
@crnromn @cicnlnum mo 0cI1rr1
Shnttcr, aus ser Barren Sort 9tnd).
borid)oit, %bcIonocn iid) am Drr0onGc-
ncn Sonntog olli Ncild I'M @cim bon
$. 9. &nrltcot ltnb Somilic.
Suit. Molm lnb Somilic nlod)tea
am ppriqcn Wiittlpodl eil,cn @cidGIt@.
bcilld IN Berger.
2csIic &nbl6uid ncblt 6artillc, bon
Ncrmunn, fomrclt nnl Dcrgoilocllcn
Sonntug burd) llnIcrc Srtlhaft ollT
scr tSobrt gum 9ciltdlc ibrcr Ingc-
b0rigcrL Sobn &pblbilif nno 30
mile.
gSn. '@ciculorn fGbrt CUR 3cit
Wolunlbl0de fir :. Stoltc luao SoblL
lucldc ocll 8oll eincs ncllcn &orn.
ipci6crS bcobiidtiacn.
g. gS. &p. S%cien,onn, ncbIt 5omis
lie, moren om lctten Sonntog III
ISermon,t, oltf 9eIlrd bel Rcrlpoltbtcn.