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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

Members Of the womnn's auxiliary
10 the Richmond committee on train
ing camp activities will have an iyr-
po:tant meeting at the Army and NAVY
Club this morning at IL o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
Engngement Announced.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 29.--
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas p. Baker. of
Eing George county. announce the en-
ragement of their daughter, Miss
Martha Arnold Baker, to Reedy Ben.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30

nett. OF Cleo. s. C. Tho wedding Will
take place tho latter part of August
at the Emanuel Episcopal Church. in
King George County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
MOVES LOCAL OFFICES
VIII Hereafter Re Chartered on
Fourth Floor of The Times
Dispatch Building.
RESENT pRoFiTEERING CHARGE
Norfolk and Washington Take Steps
TO Find Why Food Costs So Much.
Local Price Lists Said to BE OF
Little Real Value.

The Richmond Offices of the State
food administration were in a state OF
transition all day yesterday. being in
the process of removal from the Cham
Der OF ComUe.ce Building. at Sixth and
Main Streets to The Times-Dispatch
Building, on Tenth Street,
Washington. as well as Richmond. is
sore at the report Of the Bureau Of
Statistics OF the United States Depa ct
ment OF Labor with the Implication Of
profiteering which it carries on the
face of it. While Richmond has taken
figures submitted by the Bureau of
Statistics, Washington has been quick
TO act, and at d called meeting Of the
Advertising Club OF Washington, Fri
day afternoon. the advertisers pro-
tested vigorously against the food
price campaign which had given the
city unenviab!e and injurious noto-
ricty.
j. a. Whitfield. president of the Old
Dutch Market Company. presented to
the committee clippings !rom'the news
papers of Washington and other cities.
and supplemented these clippings with
cxpla nation of how meat prices
range according 70 the grade OF the
cattle and where it is sold.
He cited comparison OF prices for
ham in Eastern cities with Western
cities. He pointed out that heavy
hams are used in the West, while the
light ham. which sells at a higher
price, is used in the East. Mr.. Whit
field went into detail! 10 show how a
person unfamiliar with the meat BUSH
ness could go astray in compiling com
parative price lists between cities.
WEEKLY PRICE LISTS
OF LITTLE VALUE
In the case Of Richmond. 1t has been
seriously questioned whether the pub
fishing Of suggested price list once
a week by the local food administra-
ton for the guidance OF those who go
a-marketing has been of any material
benefit to the householder lacking the
power OF enforcement OF the prices
suggested as fair and equitable" The
consumer is still Obliged TO pay what
eve! is charged for any desired article
Of food. and IL an objection is raised,
excuses for the high prices are always
kept on tap by the dealer.
The house committee Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce OF Norfolk has al
readily arranged for the housing OF
the enforcement division OF the State
food administration, with ]. T. Bethel
in charge. in the Board OF Trade
Building.
The new administration will &C.
cupy two rooms. and II is understood
that Food Administrator Wolcott will
also have his headqua in the same
building
The location Of the enforcement di-
vision OF the State food administra-
ton came about through the activity
OF the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
which. upon learning that difficulty
was being experienced in securing
proper location for Mr. Bethel got be-
hind the job OF procuring quarters Tor
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
CoIored Men for Cnrn

The local draft board sent out orders
10 1873 colored men, drafees in this
district to report Friday afternoon
York. They will be put aboard a spc-
cinl train for their destination the same
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
NORFOLK RESENTs CHARGE
OF GENERAL PROF'ITEERING

Norfolk, as we'll as Washington, has
no intention of keeping quiet under the
accusation OF profteering contained in
the published figures OF the Bureau OF
Statistics, which re!atc.to the eXorbi-
tant prices charged for food in that
city. The first move TO be made in
finding out what the trouble is will be
"A get,together banquet arranged for
next Wednesday nigh, to be given
some $50 retail grocerymen of Norfolk
and Portsn outh. 1t which Mr.. Bethel.
OF the food administration. will be a
guest
The banquet will be held at the
Chamber OF Commerce. and il is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30

Times-Dispntch Want Ads nrc rend
by pretty ncnrly everybody In Rich
mond and Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-30
MT. ST. JOSEpH'S COLLEGE

Noted for excellence OF its courses which
thoroughly prepare for study OF Engineer
Ing Ing Meaicine Dentistry. Law and business.
Medical Association High mental. moral
nd PHI steal ideals. College under erection
for boys over - years VITA Tor Gat:.los +
70 Bro:her James. Director. Station D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Scitellt cine uene Iansiertaiel.

Die @asconaoe Central Telephone
80. oieier Stabt bot ipeben cine neils
&angiertafcl fir $4,000 beItellt,
pclde in Der biciigeu Central. Sta.
tion Der @eiellihaft in 0ienit seiteat
meroen miro. Sieie neile Safel miro
800 Ybonc nufnebmen f0nnen uno
miro oltBerocm nit iebcr anocren MO.
ocrnen allsitattung ocrieben icin. Die
jeBige Safel lit bier felt II Sabrcn
im 8cbralid uno bat cine Gapa3itGt
bon MIR 100 Ebonen. Die nelle Sa.
fel miro es Ger @eiellidaft m0alif)
MAIDEN Gin picl eroBcrcs Scrritorium
iorpie aud ibre &unoen better 5il be.
bienel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
+ Trau Ism. Soclmer.

9ie SerItorbcue, Sral Hoia @ncl-
nler, geb. Stort, Satin bcs @crrn
gSnl. Soclnter, lpurbe ulll 81. Mtni
1862, IN Slpiss, geboren uno CT.
rei6te ein gltcr bon 55 Sabren, II
Ntonatcn uno 6 Sogen. Sic erluud)s
IN Smiss, be llld)te bie bortigcn S6u.
len l,ltb mltroe baielblt ulld) in Der
Gpdngl. Stride fonfirmicrt. Sm
Sabre 1889 ihlob lie ben Srno Scr
Che nit @m. @oclmcr uno lcbte nit
iDrcn @attcn cine Hcibc bon Sabren
allf elmer Tarm in Der 9tubc BON
Spiss. Sire Gbe mllrbe nit elmer
Sodter geicsnct, SRI. gllu, icbt Ole
@attill BON Srit Sell. Spdter be-
mobntc sic Tarnilie cine 6orm an Der
Sirit Greet uno int Sabre 1911 5o9en
Serr Socln1cr nno @nttill mad Ser.
mann, no l1e lcttber gelpnDllt Daber.
Srart Soelmcr mar icit mcbrcren
Sabren leiocno gepcien uno bate iid)
wGbrcno oicicr 3eit brei dirurgii9en
Spcrotionen untcr5ogcn. Mdbreno
i6res iiebcnjGbrigcn Iufentbalts in
Serman1t, erparb iid Die 8erltorbene
einen 5ablreihen &rcis bon Srelnoen
unO gcfanntc,t, ipel6e ibr SinI6ci-
BEN bctraucrn. SIR %liebepolles @e=
len. ionic ibre nlannigfaden, DRIFT,
lidcn Guscnbcn criparben ibr bic
3uneiglng uno sic Spdlo6tllng III.
Ter, nclde tic inl 2eben gefannt
baben.
Sic bintcrldbt ibren traucrllocll
@attcn, cine Sodtcr unb fiinf S6pc.
Itern, pelhe mir hermit unIcres auf.
ri6tigcn geileibs periidcru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
-HegclnlGBiae Sitnng ots Count
tpgerihts olll uGditcn o.. 0tai.


-HcgclnpGBiae Situng ots Gounl
tpgeridts oil, uGditcn o. Mai.
-Mid,tcr =. Socncr uno 6alnilie
bon Dan, pnren orlt Nontag oieicl
ISOLDE bier, nm GinfGllic 5i MADDEN.
Geo. Strltttmunn, bon ct
9nlis, mar OIL ppriQcn Tom1crstal
bier AM @cilld) bel NtrlponOtcn.
1G &ortbcile nlti cincn Hc9ltla.
rem lit ooS @crbIltniB bel g. 6. Gifts
NGnmlnga , &crfnltf in Berger.
-gSn. &clttlc bcgab iif am les'
ten Sonlstug nod ct. 2oltis, nm Die
Mlnocr bon Riugling Bros. grobenl
Sirius gil icbcn.
), -. &oiimom lnN bciicn
Sobn, !. ". @ofiunm, uon Gbnm.
DIS, bcionhcn lid iibcr ICBtcn Mfon-
tag bier IN Der Staot.
Mtg. Z. @ciobrc6Cr, pOn BLAND,
unb @Crm. Shucnenlcper, BON ga
nuun. murcn unl WolItu9 inter 0cn
bieiigen Neillhern.
Ger ct. @eorgs 6rouen 8erein
miro am Efin9ltnontag, Den 20.
Wai Elm &oiic- &rGn5fcu gcbcn. Cine
offentlIdc Gltd)rc. lln%tcrbnltumg miro
I'm bolb.odt llbr, ubenbs, nniangen.
-GitIc Mitglicoer Der bicii9en
2oge ser Galtcrn Stars mobntcn anl
porigen 0iensto9 Nbcno elmer Scr.
iammluno ocs Neip @obcn Chapter
=. y. g. bel.
d. 8. @luste, bon Sutton, @llit.
Sbontus, BON Wpfunc, Nid)tcr Nciic
Shnpcr. bon @oihinNton mo NOpo,
fot 2cslic Golc lporcn ON p%cr1orgc.
l,en Wontog bier, IN @ciddftcn I'M
SrcisQcrid,t.
-6ruu Sns. @olfcr nnb bcren
brei &inber iino pnrigc ISOLDE bon
ibrcm Ncim III Hidmonb. Gal, bier
oltgrlnn9t ullo mcrbcn lid, ein poor
gSod)cr bel bieiigen %crmnnbtcn ouf.
boltcn. Srnu @oltcr mar frilbcr
Sri. 2illu Gutter.
-Wphpcrncur Gardner crnannt(
Gopit1n ". :. Sctfuam 81 eincnl
Delegation CUR Miiiiiiippi &ollcr
@%utcrlpops Convention, mclhc ON
ID. uno an Is. Mai, in ct. 2ouiS.
abgeboIten mlrbc. &crr Sctfmnm
reiitc OIL lettcn Wontug nod ct
2cllis llrt Scr @crinluuIun9 bci5rl
lpobl1crl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

Oscar Stoumlbcrg m0 Satin
ipllrOcu fiIr5lid) Ollrd) Die @chllrt eli
ne@ SGDnhcnS c~rircut.
,Sacub Soppmcpcr, pom Opens.
pile. mar ant lrbtrn Montug, &c
id,Git3hnlbcr. bier in Scr Stnbt.
STRAIT glrUiIlo Gornnll, gcb.
Snfrn bon &nbnNic. mar porigc @o,
dc nlri @eilth bel biciiQcu &crlunnh-
ten.
-Srou Inton GppIe unb bcren
Sobu Soicph bon Worriion, mnrcn
am letter Wontu0 oic @Gitc BON Mr..
nolo Wlcilc mn Wnttin.
-Souis Shcc, upn Muibin9tnn.
cr'dlien bier an lrbtcn Girnstug ais
elmer Der 3cltNcn IN Den, FroacB bon
Nlostc gcgcn @chmcncr.
Strut g. u. Nucr uno Sodter,
Don ct. 2olriS, NOR 81 gnfung bieier
@nd)c bier. gum WcIlldI ihrer W,lttcr,
Nrou &ote WenIcl.
-SrIs. @rrthn mo Moria @rpf.
b%ulllcL bon ct. 2oltiS, iino gegcus
mGrti9 Ole @Gltc non, ". :. @cgcnum,
llno Satin.
-Nu0. @rinfmnm un0 Gonlilit
bcgoben iih porigc ISOLDE nnf Mar.
%tbnspillc, I'M ser @ceroigung Dor
! 5rou @rinfmonn'& pcrItorbcncn 90
ter bci5lupobncn.
III. y. Sdncll, nchit Tnmilie
ionic 9cliS Shncll. bon Ct. 2ollis
uno Srit Shnell, BON @uibington
maren mcbrere Gage Der pprigeu $50
dc sic @Gltc bon Souiiiont SdnrI
mo Solnilie,
-9us Strubcn Del mcldlcs pori
&C @od)e bonn Stootrotb bcItcllt mllr
&c, lit om lebtcn Woutog bier ol,ac
fpmmcn. 9icic $500 @ullcncn Sc
fpitcn Der Stoot sic Sunmlc ppl
$623.4O.
Die Scrulam Souings @an
biclt oln lettcn GicnStag lire iGbr
lid,c @conltcmpabl ob. &. s. Hipr
ltein, 8. &. Robpn. Geo. &racttlt
Nu9uit Weper mo 5. $. SeImcr
mrroen wieber 81 0ireftcren eripGbIt
-Srou @m. Slinocrnirtb rno 81
rem 5nci &iuocr, bon Bible @rop,
Sis; befanben iid einige Gage &c
pcrfloiiencn @ohc ollf 9eiud bel fiji
ligcn Serwonbtcn uno febrten ban
am letten Montag nadbauie sliriid
6rou Snnbcrmirtb mar friiber Sr
2illian Gnden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
16, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die Sammy Girls perben anl
nd6ltcn Sreitag, oen "a. Mai, in
Der aon5ert Salle cine 0ffc,tlidc
Glldre llnterbaltung eebcn.
-Hapmono 2idtc. bis Dor <r-
gem ein 2etrcr an Ger Dieii9cn, Of
icntliden Sdule, lit ictt bel oen
n@pps" IN 6ranfrcih.
-Srit 9rieidfe, Sobn bon Carl
9rieidfe, bon Stolpe, mclher iid bel
unicren Srlppcn in Seem Yorf be-
iano, lit anl lebten Sumstaa bier all-
gcfonmcr. Gr bot infolge bon &ronf-
6cit cincn cbrenppllen Ibihieb erbal.
ten. @riclhfe mar lGl,gcre 3eit
trallf IN cillem Milit1r. Soipitol IN
Ncp gorf. Gr befonb iih in Der or
item abtbeillng ser ge5ogcncn Monn-
id)uftcrL mclhc int pcrgan8cncn
Ncrblt cinhcruicn mllrocn.
Cart Gurrott, bon Gbamois,
iriIbcr bier m%obnbait, it III oas Scr.
Stuaten Slicecr-Gorps eingctreten.
S. s. Sennede uno Somilie. bon
Omenspillc, marcn an Iontag bieier
@ohe bier, 5l,r 9cgleitung ibrcs
Sobncs Otto, mcldcr NIT Scr Nbtbci-
lrrlg bon bier no6 Den Scftcrlon
NarradS abfl1br.
Strait @m. Carroll, melhc ibrc
Gltcrn, 90. Ncumorm Sr. uno @at.
tin. bcillht bate, reiite arl pcr9on'
acrcn Srcitng nad Sort Molltrie,
no ibr @ottc. Sergeant Carroll, als
Silfsleitcr scr Milit1r &opellc Ito
tioniert lit.
STRAIT Irullf @g9crs, Sroll s.
s. Sel.ncrs unb Srult 8. 9egcmann,
iomlc Srouf Gegcrs Sr Sermon Sci.
mcrS uno Gbmin Nippltein bcfunbcn
iid ilbcr lcbtcn Sunstag nno om
Sonntua bel Clarence Ggecrs oil Der
@eitcrn Wilitorp 4cobenlp, in Ilton,
Sl(s. Gin gang ipc5ielL, ntilitGrildcs
Erogrom fam 5llr GlrdIilbrung,
eini6lieBlih bcs Iufaicbcs Der
GicnItiloggc Scr 9(caoeulic; bieic
0icnItfloggc cntb1lt go Stcrne.
-gm nGhItcn Sonntog, Sen 49,.
Mai, miro bier Elm 9oicbnll : Spiel
Itottfinocn, beiicn Grtraa fir bos
Hotbc Grct5 bcItinunt lit. 0ic fol.
gclorn Spiclcr mcrbcn ii6 am Spicl
bctbciligcn:
Sermunm Scam: Sarrn Nltcbigcr.
3. &los, Snrpep SedmanlL Irtbnr
@rcis, Hopnlonb &llcbiger, Wiltpn
@oblt, Sorrp Soos, Spbn Slid unb
Serman Geune.
Srilberc Spicler: g. &lenf. gtor'
man Sedmann, q. &C.. &ief. SERB.
!Sanien, @. g. 2ofpoob, Geo. Cell,
albert Sieolcr, Sol. &cbiomcn,
Gbos. Wumbraler unb 6. s. Eipps
itcin.
Mnfang oes Spiels Inn balb.brci
llbr, notmittoss. gintritt 25c.
-9eitrGge fir oos &otbe &reu5:
Sroll @nnla Slocomh. SIS; Srult
Surner, bon @osconabe, 81; 6. s.
&aritebt, bon Stoup Sill, So; s. Is.
@acbler, bon Smiss, So; 0anlcn bcs
&ctben &rclt5cs, grtrag bcs Wtittags.
cliens a,1 InpaI 9anb 0ap, $3.50
Tcite Wit9lieocr oes &othen arcu3cs:
Gubolf &upp, allg. Hciobart, Mol1o
&rocttln Senrp @ittc, Hop &iatte,
Srau u. Is. Nacgelin, Strait Gmilic
&ueoiacr, Sobn @ebmcper mb Ser
u,onu Hniunf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

I'm Sooilefe at entfernen neidc
man bcn Stoff cincn bolben Sag lana
IN acfohte StGrfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

I'm getrodnctc &ofosnuBsS 6niss
el wicbcr auf5ufriiden ipeide lllan
oiciclben Elm poar Winlten in iilBe
Wil6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

! NN!tIl NHI u|INh' pNlN'SSh nv iNNt
all in 2onDc in GROCER Il5abl Dor
Innoen.
-6rou Nenrp &inumel bot lid
llud Ct. 2ouiS bcgcben, 5l,in 9eiild
ibrer Sfmcitcr Sri. Sulba &off
mann uno onbercr %ermanoten.
@rpbe %prtDeilc in allen Som
nlcr @aarcn bel g. 6. DIT, in Berger
-Glmcr H. &ubn, peldcr auf ci
mem Shlcppbnot in Der Ndbe Dor
Suntsbalc, oils Sngenicur angeltcll1
mar, bcfiroct iid bier altf 9eil,f, be
8crpanotcn ilno Srcunoen.
SRI. 2nllra 9ublmann traf on
porigcn Wittmoh bon ct. Sollis bicl
Gin, Inn Elm ponr 8pdcn bel ibrcr
Gltcrll, ull ser Coles Greet, 5l Der.
iucilcn.
-,Srpin @nnicn, bon st. 2olis
bcfuno lid mcbrcrc Gage Der pergnrl.
0cncn @Sohc bier, nllf geIub bel
@crmanotcn rulb 6rclunoen. Srmil
bat ictt cine Stclle bci bcnn &citf
gSbolcinlc Sboc @oltic.
@nl. u. Nogcrs Silberlpaarc ob.
iolut unlionit. @ir gcbcn %nertbpollc
Coupons nit jcocn &ullf.
&. &. Rncbiger.
-Gbr. Gbcrlin ul,h bciicn Sobll
glrnin mnrcn an bcrgungcncl'
SnmstoN in ct. 2ouis, I'M Dem 2ci-
d,cnbcgGngniB ibrcr bcrltorbcncn Ser
luonotin, Srull Sillic Mllcller, Och.
Nuc0lin9cr bci5rnpoDncn. q.
-Ncn. apcllcr uu1O Satin, bon
Chicago, porcn mcbrcrc Gage bier
ouf Ncllld bel &rrpnnbtcn. Sic
lpcrocn I'M 2ollic bicicr ISOLDE. iilr
fur5cn al,icntbnlt, nod Slorioa rel
fen.
--Gbmin &ippitcin Sronf Gggcrs,
Ncrron 0clulcrs uno Sooner Suhrncr
bciunocn iih mcbrcrc Gage Scr bori-
acn ISOLDE in Columbia, uno bethel
liotcn iih bei elmer Observation-Disclosures
&crioTnllwns an ser llnincri,tit IN,
Dtiiiolri.
Strait Sranf 2ieicmnml bat ibr
Sollsgcr1tb an lctten Mittpod mad,
ct. 9ouis bcf6rocrn laiIcn. @crr
2icicnunn NOR biShcr in 8llcnthcrs
W1fcrci bcihGftiat, hnt obcr jCbt cine
Stc(lc IN elmer grnbcn @ddcrci III
ct. 2ouis.
-@lm bcm ucllcn SG6rboot mcld)cs
jcbt bier bon Scr 2oinpcttc GnllntD
Tcrrp So. gcbnltt miro. lit cine groBc
In6obl 3imlncrlclttc un0 @chilfen
bcihGitiat. Ger Hmnlpi ocS @ootcs
miro III u>gei1br cincm Monot boll-
cnoct Iein.
Capt, Gronf g. @loSfc, ciu Irii.
bcrcr Serlnuncr unb D%nrnluliNcr Sc
iibcr hcs 9th &otels uno brS N1bitl
Nollc. ictt nber aui elmer Sorm IN
Der NGbe bon Sllltcn pobnboft, be.
iinOct iih biclc ISOLDE bier, in sc.
ihGftcn an Greisgcriht.
-Nugllit Toiin, aus Scr NGbc Dor
Morrilon. beiono iid am letter
9icnsto9 inter ocn bieiigcn @ciud
crn. Scrr &oiin bat ieine 6arm Dor
90 9(dcr, iiiolid bon Dem frilbcrcl
Songe Storc, bcrfollft. Gbm. @ie
lelbofl, bon Oiage Goltntp cigne
Iicbt bieie id0ne Sorm.
-Eiingit9ottesbienit nnb Ilts
tbeilung bcs beiliecn Mbcnbmobls an
nGdlten Sonntog, Sen 10. Ioi, I'm
1915, %pormittaes, in ser gpanal
81. Gauls Stride. Ole Sion" Gan
tatn ourh ocn Girdendor, iorpic on
ocre, ipt5iclle Iuiif miro s,lrt Scr
trag fommen.
81. 3. Masr,tocr iueld)cr, al
@anf g.. Graminatpr, inn g(pril 1917
Die llnterihlagiing bon Sonos
Cnr,t,nrs O. M,,f S,..A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
STATE BANK
OF "A Y, MISSO URI

8earInbet 1911.
aapital $4,000, lleberiduB $4,000
@,ttbaben iiber $150,0OO.
8etreibt elm aagemeines 8antseidait.
8esablt 4 Yrpsent aui 3eit.S epoiiten.
8e3ublt 3 8rpsent aui Spar. 9eppiiten.
Sat Siferbeitss3 epplits86iten su bernie.
then.
llno bittet ireunblibI um cure 8unb:
ihaft.
9trettpren:
Simon 8oe9er, 6. VI. Mcper.
g. Gngelbreht, VI. U. MueIer,
9seD. 8uihmann, gbas. @. Snen,
Senrp Gangeubera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Seiratbs 2isenien.

-Gos Sohtcr6cn bon Irl1in
Sepillg uno @ottin ipltroc unl bprigen
9pnnerstog bon EoItpr q. s. 8as-
MANI gctouft. Die &lcine erbielt Die
Hornen, Gltella emma.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
16, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02
CURE FOR PNEUMONIA

There has been many remedies Of
fered for both influenza and pneu-
monia, but there is one which George
l.. Brown, of Littleton, Massachusetts,
says is one of the best that has been
offered for pneumonia. 1t is an old
fashioned remedy, one that anybody
can apply, and whereverd 1t has been
tried is said to have won the endorse
ment of those giving it trial. He
says:
take six to ten onions, according
to size, and chop them fine; place
over a hot fire; and about the same
quantity of rye meal, and vinegar
enough to form thick paste. Stir
thoroughly, letting it simmer from
five to ten minutes. Then put the
mass in a cotton bag large enough to
cover the lungs, and apply to the
chest as hot as the patient can bear
it. Before this gets cold apply an
other, and then continue by reheat-
ing the poultices. In a few hours the
patient will be out of danger. U.s.
ually three or four applications will
be sufficient, but continue treatment
until Precipitation starts from the
chest"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02
AMERICAS RESPONSIBILITY Az
TER THE WAR

acknowledgements who will
begin their new Food Campaign a
month from today, are urged in
statement issued by the Kentucky Di-
vision of the Food Administration to-
day to remember that their work
along food lines will not be over when
the war is won. The statement fol-
lows:
After the war America has another
big job to tackle feeding the hungry
neutrals. 1t has been Americas re-
sponsibility during the past year to
keep from furnishing the 120,O0O,0OO
of the Allies. Their need came first;
they must be sustained no matter
what it cost. In spite of all Difficult
ties they were kept going through the
most critical year of the war, and
America was able to assure them last
summer the supplies needed to main
tain their health, comfort and cour-
age.
After the war they will continue
looking to America for help; there
will be no crops raised over night.
But after the war the people from
neutral lands will also clamor for
food from America and will not be de-
MED. There are 1SO,O0O0OO psople
who are hungry or starving, victims
of Germany and the war. The people
whose lands have been overrun by the
Huns-Poland, Servia, Armenia the
people whose commerce has been de-
stroyed by the bmarines-Norway,
Sweden, Holland; the people whose
production has been stopped by war
l-Roumainia, the Ukraine. the Btltic
provinces; the people whose ctiviliza-
ton has collapsed, the Russians or ev-
cry territory - all are needy, many
Will stave unless help come quickly
At all times the United States has
been eatier TO help those who were in
distress. 1t hust when we could not
but the needs of the Allie came first
When the war ends, when the barriers
are raised and shipping ms set free
America will not be deaf to their en-.
treaties.
For humanity's sake we must hell
them, for the large self interest of tn,
future we should aid in their restor
alton. Building our own trade. siren
gthening our own resources in tn,
economic struggle that will follow tn,
war, would be reason enough; bu
there is greater reason in the soul O
things.
For Germany tried to starve int
submission the peoples on her bord
ers; America aims to win their friend
ship America believes in the New
World in which all nations are kni
together as one, in which all sit at ;
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-02
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville, La.-Mrs. Alice Johnson,
of this place, writes: "For one year
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all the time. The misery was something
awful.
could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. II kept me awake most of the
night .ltook different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until took Cardui.
Twas not able TO do any Of my work
for one year and got worse all the time,
was confined TO my bed off and on. got
so bad with my back that when stopped
down I was not able TO straighten up
again .. ! decided | would try Cardui
... BY time had taken the entire bottle
was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
shall always praise Cardui. con-
tinued taking 1t until l was strong and
we'll" If you suffer from pains due to
female complaints, Cardui may be just
what you need. Thousands of women
who once suffered in this way now praise
Cardui for their present good health.
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