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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-08-10
Notice of Adoption of "Covington and
Nestoria Road" as a County Road.

At meeting of the Board Of Coun-
tyRoad Commissioners for the County
Of Baraga, held Wednesday, June 10,
A. D. 1918, the following resolution
was adopted:
On motion of Commissioner Co.'S
grove, supported by Commissioner
Hutula, the following resolution was
adopted by the vote following:
Resolved that the following des-
cribed road be and is hereby adopted
as County Road to be known as the
"Covington and Nestoria Road" after
due notice of its adoption has been
given.
Commencing at a point on the Fed
eral Aided Road where the Covington
and Nestoria Road intersect it.
At Station marked 1895 plus Sc :
0 and 83 feet from the center line of
the D. S. S. & A. Railroad.
South SO degrees West 538 feet
South 76 degrees West 1876 feet
South 62 degrees West 1850 feet
South 43 degrees West 545 feet
South So degrees 80 minutes West
2081 feet
South degrees West 426 feet
South 46 degrees 80 minutes West
$50 feet
South as degrees West 1867 feet
South 16 degrees West 553 feet
South 81 degrees West 267 feet
South rs degrees West 518 feet
South 10 degrees West $50 feet
South 80 degrees West $50 feet
South 40 degrees West $50 feet
South 81 degrees West 652 feet
South GO degrees West 532 feet
South GO degrees West GIT feet
South 65 degrees West 1922 feet
South 30 degrees West 700 feet
South 10 degrees West 727 feet
South 8 degrees West 405 feet
South 26 degrees West lot feet
South 40 degrees West sos feet
South 70 degrees West ETA feet
North SO degrees West ITO feet
South 80 degrees West PIT feet
South 83 degrees West 100 feet
North 80 degrees West 1913 feet
45-44 feet intersect Range line 155
feet North of Sec-13-1S-19 and 24-T.
40 N, R. 80 and 33 w.
1894 feet intersect Sect. line between
Sec. 13 and 24-142 feet West Of cor
ner.
(3h miles and 1862 feet) Three and
one-haf miles and 382 feet. Inter-
sect Section Line between 26 & 81 T.
48 N, R. 33-W 100 rods south Of cor
ners Sec. 22-23-26 and 81.
Yeas-Newman, Hutula and Co.'S
grove.
Nays-None.
MARTIN vOETSCH,
Clerk Of the Board of County Road
Commissioners for the County Of
Baraga, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-08-10
Summer Complaint.

During the hot weather of the sum-
mer months some member Of almost
every family is likely to be troubled
with an unnatural looseness of the
bowels, and it is Of greatest import
ance that this be treated promptly,
which can only be done when the med
icine is kept at hand. d n. F. F.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-08-10
FOR SALE.

The two Mayo dwelling houses on
the bay shore for sale at bargain.
Apply to George Mayo, L'Anse, Mich.
7-20-f.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-08-10

MARTIN vOETSCH,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Road
Commissioners for the County of
Baraga, Michigan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
NanderLip Urges Teachers to
Push Savings in Schools

To the School Principals and Teachers of America:
Wars are no longer won battlefields alone. Victory for our
armies, life for III soldiers, depend on the mobilization of our
resources.
Labor and material and the enormous sums of money our
government must have to provide them-there is the real battle
ground-there is where the issue rests-where victory must be
assured.
No nation in history has been called upon to provide funds
equal to those America must provide for the task which has Just
begun. The serious, vital task before the nation is to supply the
needed funds without injuring commerce and industry, without
decreasing that very production which must be vastly increased, that
our armies may be supplied.
There is but way.
The nation must save. Every individual must learn and practice
the lesson of economy, of seh-denial, of saving to the point of
sacrifice. Thrift will mean triumph.
Every individual should realize that saving money means saving
lives.
The school. teachers of America must teach the nation this
imperative way to victory-this pre-eminent way to maintain a
national strength which will safeguard posterty and advance
civilization.
The school-teacher is the pioneer outpost of the government
standing at the threshold of the nations homes. The schools of
and spread overnight into every household.
The school-teachers are the ralying ground for the bestowed
possession of a counry-its children.
To the teachers belong the splendid privilege, the solemn DUTY of
sending into the homes of America the message which will keep that
flag flying high.
The teachers form a mighty agency which can start Alright the
movement among ~ children on which the success of our govern.
ment depends.
We must save money that we may save lives. The educators of
America enjoy no greater privilege than that of being able to teach
this lesson Il the nation; and for the sake of the lives of million rs
its finest boys, the educ tors of America may be depended upon to
teach it quickly and well.
With best wishes for success to your efforts, I am, sincerely
yours, F. A. VANDERBILT,
Chairman National War Savings Committee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25

The following important facts should
be generally known:
j, That the organization was formed in
response TO a demand from schools.
2. That leading educators ali over the
country are advisers to the organization
and its activities.
3; That President wilson has issued a
call to all school children and teachers IN
Join In this patriotic work.
4. ina junior membership Is open 10
all boys and girls of school age attending
pubic private or p%arochial schools. or
attending other organized educational
centcrs; put only to such student bodies
as a whole.
o.. That junior membership is open to
grades IN the school. providing the school
but moi to individual pupils.
6. That junior membership is granted
when a sum equal to % cents for each
child In the school has been contributed
to the chapter school fund or when IN.
school is pledged to prepare Red Cross
supplies or engage IN other Red Cross
work approved ana supervised by the
Red Cross chapter.
7. That al money raised is 10 be spcn,
for materials which will be used nv the
school for its Red Cross work. No part
OF the school fund is used for local Red
Cross expenses, and no part goes To
Washington.
Red Cross activities for boys and girls
have been classified as follows:
Group 1-Chiidren 6 to 10.
II WIPE Cut "ne-inch squares Of
flannel or tlannelrtie or any wuolea ma
tet III and thread 20 on a string.
Gun-Cleaning Rags-Cut l. to II inch
es square from soft material. DO not
hem.
Wash CIOths-Kntt ar make from tow
cling with crochet edges.
Baby Afghans- Knit or crochet five
inch squares Of blue. pink or white wool
Sew together six squares for length and
five for width.
Group 2-children 10 to Il.
Sleeveless Sweaters. WristletS or Mlf-
fers-knit according To directions in 4.
r. G. 400.
Raby Afghans-CSee directions in frs,
group.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
$40 PER CAPITA WANTED
FOR THRIFT STAMPS

St. Louis. -Fesrus j. Wade, di
rector OF the War Savings Commit
tee for Missouri, has announced the
quota of each county and the large cit
les in the state in the sale of War
Savings Certificates. The quota for
the state is 81 600, 600; for st. Louis.
$4,000. 600; Kansas City and Jackson
County, 81, 900, 900. The largest amount
any one individual can hold is $1,000.
Every person should buy as many
War Savings Stamps as his or her
earnings will permit. Everyone should
at least W $40 of these securities
Director Wade has appointed a
county chairman and two vice.chair.
men in each county, who in turn will
organize their county and appoint
township chairmen. community chair
men and school district chairmen.
Letters have been sen to all local
chairmen, asking them to push the
campaign for subscriptions during the
month of January.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
W BIT" CLUB is LATEST
Patriotic Organization Whose Sole
Purpose is to Contribute War
Money Each Day.

The latest and perhaps the most
unique club organized is the "Two-Bit
Club Of the United States. The slo.
a of the "Two-Bit Club" is: Have
you done your two bits?"
The "two bits" which the members
are pledged to are the saving of %
cents each day through personal sacri.
flee, in order TO buy a Thrift Stamp
daily, and the helping of Uncle Sam
to win his biggest war.
This organization was formed on a
Southern passenger train by passen.
gers en- route to Dallas from New Or.
leans. w. G. Funck Of Dallas was the
originator and a made secretary and
treasurer by the % charter members
The following pledge is necessary
to take in order to become a member:
An initiation fee of 10 cents is charged
members, in order that they may be
provided with buttons and a member.
ship and the organization provided
with a small fund with which to pro.
mote the "Two.Bit Club" idea. Mem.
bership in the organization may be oh.
tanned from the secretary.
I'VE, the UNDERSIGNED. do hereby
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25

Aighans for Soldiers-Knit from any
color wool seVen-inch squares. lively,
squares for length and six for width.
substitute Observation-Disclosures 49,
or cotton. hemmed.
Hand Towels of Linen Crash-Hemmed
usual size.
Group 3-Hlsh School.
hospital Garments-(See A. r. C. 405 }
a knitted Articles-(See A. r. C.
E Eerpgse tayette.tsee A. r; G; 4o7.,
Patterns for Infants layettes may be
obtained through local chapter from Blu
eaI OF Supplies, 1880 Olive street, st,
Surgical Dressings-Greatly needed.
For directions see A.. r. c.. 40l. also sur
glral dressings, this issue: these should
all be made under supervision OF an In
struCtor.
Work for Boys.
High Schools: 1-Boxcs for Red Cross
shipping purposes. s feet by 2 feet by 2
,eet: outside measurements, OF H-inch
lumber. 2-Workroom furniture. for To-
cal chapter or to be sold. tables. chairs,
shelving, etc. Games. 4-Clericai
work, iypewriting. multigraphins. etc.
Tor local chapter.
use of local chapter or school children.
These are made ~ inches long. Of hard
wood cut from bowels secured from q
cabinet maker slarpened at both ends
win pencil sharpener. sandpapered, then
in floor wax until perfectly
smooth. 2-Knitting frames; n fiat wood.
en- ring 10 inches in diameter or larger,
with pegs one inch apart; to be used by
small children In weaving scarfs.
All Grades: Service In local Red Cross
Work-colIerttng newspapers 10 sell.
In Red Cross campaigns. Liberty
can.paIans, by distributing posters,
running errands. etc.
For further information address
MRS. u. r. KROEGER.
Director Junior Membership. Southwest
ern Division A. r.. C., 1917 ailway Ex-
change, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
Snngcrtub ciner Sd)lanSr.

Dor einisen Sabren erbielt paa
ReptIlienshaus oes Barrier Nntur,
biitoriiden Wuieums cine unseidbr
Y SUB Ianse pptbOni9lunst elm
@gempIar Don 9lansenOer' 5drbuns
uno GROCER Eebenoigteit. Oiele
Sdlan9enurt lebt in Sintsriuoien
uno auf benz mulaiilden Ir9ipel,
bdlt iid meiitenteils IN Der 9tdbe
Don 9elpaiiern aui idpimmt unp
~tlettert portreffIiG uno ndbrt ll1
bon 0Ogeln uno tIeineren eSGuse.
lieren. Sas in paris anselanste
ggempIar pos onfanss $50 Yfunb.
Wfan bot ibm &aninhen, GnteN uno
Siibner our Nubruns on. obne oab
eos Sier etipas annubm. Oas 90
lumen Der SdIanse nabm lnfolse
Der tonitanten MISUNDERSTANDING
balo mertlia ub, aud bic sldnsens
ben 5arben peridpanoen unb psr>
panoelten iid nab uno nad in elm
ltumpfes Gruu. IS gelang in teis
ller Welie. oas Sler CUR Iutnabme
irgenoeiner Hnbruns gu beipegen.
aua oas tunItIiAe ginfiibren BON
Giern in ben Shluno bate teinen
Griols. 3uIest bIieb bic S9lanse
rollis unbepe9lit uno aufssrpllt in
elmer gde ibres adfiss liegen. Sies
Ter 3uitano wdhrte polle 2a Sabre.
tis nod Iblauf oieier 3eit Der Sob
elntrnt. Sas 0epift pes Sieres
betrug iebi nur nod 81 Pfunb. Die
Sflange batte alio fat I ibrer urs
ipriinsliten S0rperi4nere eingebibt.
Tod niemnls .onnte maj bi5ber
cine oerart abnorme Ibnabme bes
aprpergeiui,bts Dor Grl0ihen Der Sc:
sensfdbi9teit BEL irtenpeinem Gebe.
beobuftsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
Hungcr ais Strafe.

Wfan fan1 ueriGieorncr ...,cinlnl
uGrllber leil,, oh man G len fleirer
Sillloer sur Straic bulgern laiicl
lol ODER nld]t. Seut5utage meroer
ia Niidlidten allf oas aiuo gellun.
men, Die man iriiber nidjt fannie.
81 mar neuIid irgcnOuO 81 leien,
CAP Sull9ern ais Strai, grauiam
lei uno menidcl.. .r.".', aui,er.
Dem Dem ainoc iebr iddolid. Yei
eelunoe1 ainocrn lit oas ourd)aus
ridJt Der SAL. Gin geiinoes aino
ftrbullgert nid)t gIcidl, . pern es
einnaI einc MabI5cit tberid,Iaet,
int 9egcnteil, oas lit bel unierer
bclltigen aagemeinen lleberfiitte.
rilng gang niislid. Gin 9tiid trodc.
mes grot ltatt elmer 2ieblingslpeiic
oes ytltta9s. lit cine iebr empfino.
l'de Strafe fir &inocr. Die Den
grpBcn 9or5us bat, oab lie niemaIs
eilpas geleioigenbes fir oas gbrae.
ti!bl oes SirocS babcn fam. Gu oft
oart frclltd) Glf oieie @rt nid)t ae.
trait tperoen. aber fir gelpiIie fino.
l'dje @ergeberl, beionoers fir Iaid,.
bottlgfeit. lit cine iolde Straie pieI
ridtIger oils irgeno cine auoere. &c.
oellIaus ridtiger aIs elne 8eitro.
lung ourd, ShI6se, Die nur Damn
DIrtiam lit, luenn Tie Dem 9inoe
AUDI ipirflid) pebe tut, Damn aber
cut fir flcine gcrgeben pieI au
bart lit. Sreilid miiiicn aid aeraSr
elele Stroicn icbr rubig ollSaeipro.
den mo cntidiebcn ourdgeiiibrt
lperoen. @cnn @cifpiitcr ODER
Gienltmood)cn Dem fleinen Climber
ncd)ber rttuaS 5uitcdcn. oonn Der.
lte gang ibrrn ;3,ocd. Chen.
10 ulrldtig iudre es. oen 9~eltraftcn
rln b%eloIlocrcS MitIeit 81 be5eiacn
Nllo rnblg ciumal Die iiibc Speiic.
Slebl'naSlpeiie, ard) cine aall,c
cntiicben mo itatt JcIieu
IN Stllt @rot geben. 6uiten lit oe.
.lnlo,, Dem tlclnen 2cdernloltI abrr
chr e%mpfinolid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25

~It Wegt pt0per
Bel Den Weoesp:is
Ter b%eiiamme &c.
io1e ben, ga bat sr
geiast: nNa isb
pbilipp, lpeHu III
aud iase mub, onB
i'd oeine Storis
aris gut sIei9e un
oab i'd gar nit en-
parte lam, bis pu
piooer itarte oubit.
mDht if bid Ooh
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Ofrurr 5d)reibehrirf hes
fbilipp s%anerampter.

40.

Mein lieber !Serr HeondtionGr:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
Wcnn Die glGttcr fallen.
uriafen ocl GOtfSrbuns ocs Yaubel i'm
Scrbit.

gSenn ole Natur lid) 5ur @intcr.
rtbe %anld)ldt, itrelrt JIG nod eiHnlal
nit lrelgebigcr Sallo irobe 0drbeii
llbcr Sdlm rllo Strald,, ais noble
lr ula Ous 9lbidiebueImcn idlper
MAIDEN. ,3luiid)en Dem Ounfeln 8riiil
Ger Naoc!boljer erltraDlcn Die Slut-
ter Der SallbbGlme III allen Abltu'
liligal pom gliibclOeu Gpt- bis 5illll
gelen Gelb. Die 8ilieuid)ait Ct.
fcllnt III Dem Surbempeblel lur ei.
ten 3luedmaBlgfeitspro5eB, Der
rarauf b~iuauslluit, Die fur5en
%erblttagc ourd) Seltleunigung oes
Stoifped)lels ails5unuseu. Sic bat
aud) Die llriud)ell Der &~otf1rbnng
Ger 9latter ergriinoct. Gle auberen
llriaden Der &otfGrbung iinO Die
GrnieOri9ulg Der Semperatur III
&erbinOunS init Der itartcn BE.
lel,ttuns, Die in Den tlareu 9crblt.
tcgen eintritt. 0urt cine Neibe Don
@%erfabren lullroe ieitgeitellt, Dap Die
m~eiiten 8flan5en Don iebem 1elnpe.
ratlr. mo acknowledgements be.
eIniluBt weroen. aber Itets miiilen
beioe 5attoren gleia5eitis auf lie
eInDirfelL Inn ben lnlcren Dor.
gang, Ger lid) I'M gcriGrben fuilo.
gibt, beruoriurllien. Ouerton bat
nun wcitcr l%lad)gepieicrL OaB Die
NotfGrbun9 Der gldtter IN uriad).
lid)en 3uiamlncnbang Itebt nit Der
@ermebrunB oca 3uderJebaltes III
Ger Filnn5c. Die itarte Yeleudtung
rtl5t Die YfIanSr 5u elmer erDobten
@neignulg Don. &%oblcnl0llre an, Ole
cine eritGrtte 3ufu4r bon Stdrte
llOcutrl, uno Die nieOrigc Icnlpera.
tur bcuirtt Die llcbcrIilbrmlg Der
StGrte il 5llder. Gin Gbulider &or.
iau lit ia bel Den &artoileIn be.
frrnt, Die 0urh Gimpirfung bon
&alte iiiB wcroen, neil iih III Ibnen
ole Stdrfc cbeniala in 3llder Der.
ipar0clt bat.
Sur GrflGrumg Der 9totidrbumN
braud)t MIR alli Die 81 .ldyte bingc.
luleien 81 lucroen, bel Oenen Der
Jicllcpro6eB, 0as lit chen Die I'm.
ranolung bon StGrfe III 3uder,
ctenialls bie 9totiarbune beruorruit.
Nas Wlattrot lit oanll luieOer, Wie
aus elmer unoeren llnteriuUungs.
,cibe bcruorgebt, cin Wtittel, Inn Ole
@1rme Der fur6en SerbIttage better
cus5lntllsel. Sat oic YIlan5e lid
ori oieie @eiie cine 9erciderurg
res 3euiaftcs c%ruorbel, oeiien Tie
ttim grwad)cn i'm Sriihaihr bcoarf.
oam it0bt lie bic gldtter, bic Den
3ruef lbres Saielns eriiiut babenL
ah. SINNER ipGrlid)er miro Die 81.
iubr Don @aiier ans Den @ur3eIn,
ltno idlIel ..tJ Il Der 9al,m ielbit
rie Srennnlng Re, ,ei, inbem er ali
benz glattitiel, mo er Dem i3pei9e
cine Bulit berpprbrinst,
Ger Dem @Iatte tic mcitcre @aiicr.
obidNnciOct mo es BON iei.
NGbrboocn abitoBt. Salb Der.
unb fabl Ncporoen, ilieaen
bic 9ldtter nit benz Winoe 'oopun
ober iinten itiu binab, UNI Der GrNe
ploer5u9ebcn, mas iie bon ibr emp.
haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
NaTadenot g!atHieriGeinungen.
WG8Tctiihc Sti.rnic mn Ic%legrapbcn :
iprMngrn.

iUrnngcu.
Son Seit 81 ,}eit bort man Don
lem @ulIteten ~eiAenlrtiger yiatlirs
erlc cInunQ:n. lpie llnterbre1unaen
III Der 6unttion Der Selearupben.
leltungen, Sroben mdgnetii1en Stos
rur9en uno oamit p%erbunpenen prGt=
tisen Observation-Disclosures Die Has
tur lsrislhen lei i'm 5OlssnOsu turs
beiprohen:
SeOem lit obns ipsitsrss. bic Ses
ceutuns oes Hompaiies betonnt, iez
mes Wealpeiiers oes Sesmanns pie
AUDI Des YerQmanns. Wo bic Wolz
ten Dem e~riteren cen qnblid oes oes
itirnten 0immels perbleten, no benz
GnOern es iiberbuupt unm0slit, tief
unter Der GrboberflGde ben leitenz
ben Strabl iraenosines Simmelsz
liats gu erbliden. oa fiibEt piss Snz
ttrument lie Den redten Wes. Die
gebeimnisooIIe Strait, bic bic Nuoel
Slpingt. itets ibren einsn pol mad
Horoen au tebr:n. lit Der Grbmaas
netlsmus. uniere groe 1T eben elm
in ieinen Simenfonen r~ieienbafter
Wtasnet. Der an ieosm Srt einen
unoern, fret aufaebanatsn Wtagneten
in elmer beitimlnten Ni6tung feItz
bGlt. Iber peoer bic Hi6tun1, nod
Die Stdrte oes Gromagnetismus lino
in ieoem Iusenblid sleite, ss fin
ZEN pielmebr re9e.mGbige uno unrez
gelmdBtge Verdnperungen itatt, bic
soma dbnlih oenen Der Guittsmpera.
tur, bes Suftoruts unO anosrer abnz
!lber GriAeinunsen iInO.
Iber 9eraoe pie i'm Wetter plDbs
lid Der re9elmdbige @ans Der me-
tsnrologlihen G!smente geitDrt ipirp
lno elm Stulm ausbriht, 70 audi
beim gromn9netismus Die ma0netis
iAen Stiirms.
0leltSei!i9 nit einem lplden
Ybdnomeu ilnb nun audi bic ~elettriz
iten Str0me, Die Die Grpe umilies
sen, auf5 beftigite geitOrt. limb oa
betanntl!f allie uniere Selegrapbens
Ieitun9en bic Grpe ais Riid.eituns
fir Die SeIegrapbenitrUme benubsn,
dip in leitenosr YerbinDuns nit ibr !
iteben, 10 treten Die Grpitrome in bic
|eIegrapbenopporate elm uno untsre
breden our9 ibre 9eitigen S4pans
tun9en ben regelmGBisen 0epeidens
iuedlel, pGbreno Der ungeitprte Grp
from nid)t bemertbar pirp.
Der lhOnlte Sell Der gal5sn Gr
ldeinun9 lit nun Slpeifelsobne pus
3olarli4t. 9ieies 2ldt lit ieinsr
Natur nad eng nit ben Strableu
v%erpanot. Die MIR in Der GrootI9en
RObre 81 ieben geipobnt limb: ss 1T
ebenfalls ein Satbooenlidt.
Was limb nun bic llrfaden oes
suusen Ybdnomens? Der beutiss
Stano Der Wiiienidaft ma9t fir
allie pieie Gri6eInunaen bic Sdtig,
teit Der Come perantportIid, bic
li6 in ben iO9enannten Sonnen
ileden duBert. Sin folder Sled lit
cas HeiuItat elmer ~srobartisen Grup:
tion beiber Safe aus benz Sonnens
innsrn uuo ienost elettriI4e Strab:
len aus, Die iih geraoIinis ausbrei=
ten. Sobolo nun Dieie Strablen bic
Groe t~refisn, mas ilets erit gei9eben
tann, ipenn Der SSled bic Wtitte Der
Sonne erreiht, tritt itoBlpeiie Die
musnetiide Strung Elm, ons Dollar:
lidt entitebt, uno bic GroitrOme ses
in Iufre9ung. IS lit genou
Der sleide Moment fir bic Qones
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pledge ourselves to daily make n per.
sonal sacrifice that will permit us to
purchase II 25-cent Thrift Stamp
each day, or its equivalent, which we
agree to purchase for a period of one
year"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25

-So5gait. Srau GhcItcnoj:
SD meiB nid)t, was it) Don oeinem
ScrcDnlcn 0cnfcn iou2 - mir ieD.
len Die @ortc. -
Sattc: 9nrldcnI Srlnge ifneh
Oeln @orterblid] her, Der Wtutter
fcIlcn Elm paar Wortel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25
WHAT THE KxH
RED CROSS
E&i is DOING E
AND WHAT YOU CAN DO
JUNIOR

Junior Membership has developed in response to ar earnest
desire OF pupils in many states to render patriotic servic. in This
time of need. 1t was natural that the school children should wish
TO become a part OF the great Red Cross movement for war relief
Planned and administered by educators, Junior Membership can.
not filt to be of value in vitalizing the work of the schools. while
their total product will be of great service to the Red Cross
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-01-25

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-09
BUSINESS CAREER
OF PETER FLINT
A Story Of Salesmanship by
Harold Whitehead
(CoppriohD

Mr.. Whitehead tcil, unsper uour business
oa 0ssnU yos ssg uesons eay %md
0irc all the facts. Your correct name and
FIJI address must be 1irc, to oil inquiries.
Ans,cers to technical questions ,ciil be sent
by mail. Other questions triN be ons,Uered
n hs ooim 1he Ell most 'mterssf'so ro,s .S, p'@S fss
story Of Peter Hfnt.
CLXXXvI
TN FIVE rungs up on the ladder in
i our 1O0.point contest at the Magni-
tude. That means that | got $500 worth
of insurance today. 1t was from a
woman. cashier in a beanery.
AT 2 o'clock l turned up at Max Beis =
mans on Exc street. He has quite big
store-only two windows divided by the
door, but the shop goes a long way
back, right into a big alleyway where
goods are delivered. -..s. -'... sa..... "a.
saw a haughty-looking guy in his
shirt sleeves--his shirt looked like an
"ad" for a dye house. He was leaning
against a cash register and peeling his
fngernails with pocketknife.
! sized up the guy with the naughty
look and the rainbow shirt as the boss
so up I goes to him and says, I'm
Flint"
his eyes travel till they reached my hat
Finally he said: You're Flint, are
you? Huh! The hell you are! You
look more like mud"
Now, I'm not noted for having dove
like nature. felt like swattin' him one
but I didn't want to do anything to
hurt Francis, so said: ,s =
Are YOU Mr.. Beitman?'
He jerked with his knife toward the
big fat man and said, That's i'm"
went up to Beitman and said, I'm
Flint"
He blinked the perspiration from his
eyes and said, "lTlint? Flint?-- oh
yes! Sure, youngster, you're the fellow
that the Republic sent. Knowing any
thing of this game?"
"Bill." he yelled, and freckled Irish
kid yelled from up a ladder. "Yup?"
Here's, the fellow to help out. Put
i'm on to the curves of the joint" he
yelled again--he had to yell. for the
store was full of peope-all of EN-
stared at me and l felt like Barnun
freak Z
.Hey; boy !" Again he yelled this time
to a boy selling newspapers. He bought
one and glanced over the news. Bill fin
| ished seeing his customer and came to-
ward me.
AS he did SO Beitman said in his
booming voice, What damn fools these
girls are !"
I looked at the paper in his hand tc
see what caused the comment.
Gimme that paper."I snatched 1t from
his hand ard quickly read the item.
my God - / groaned. "it can't bt
| true"
The store swan in front of my eyes
! ] saw Beitman as II In haze, gaze
| open n-mouthed at .ne-he seemed to swei
! larger and larger I Felt myself falling
/ falling. and then cold splash brought
| things to normal.
NV wits cleared and I had full contro
! of myself. Sorry Mr.. Beitman, l can
work today" l said, and rushed from
the store for the Hudson tube to New
| ark.