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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
Stunp Sill Nadridten.

$. g. &ariteot unb Or. Gngelbredt
lieBen beibe in Der bergangenen ISOLDE
einen @orratb bon @rennbol5 iGecn.
Milforh Barrier lit ieet fleibis bein,
6,ltteridneiben unb 9rcnnbol5iGger.
Sbco. GngeIbrcft bot Dor Sturgeon
bon &cnrp @alt cine InSabl Serfcl
gcfauft.
Sreb. 9ucfer bot lid nah Seem
Sapen begeben, Inn iiir iein ncites
Sals cine 2abung Sanneubol5 SIT
boIen.
Rifter Sooner mar borigc ISOLDE
bier unb nobm bic Coulter Sprb in
Iugenihein, mo uniere 2el,te einen
&onfrete ltebcrgang ba,1en mollen.
@rit. &oblfing unb beiicn Sdpe.
tier naren Dor einigcn Sagen bier,
allf Dem @ege nod Charlotte, I'M alte
Sreunbe 5u beiuden, Serr Hoblfing
mobnte friiber in jcner Iadbarifaft.
Gen arllen Saien gebt es bier IN
leeterer 3eit gang unbarmber5ig an
Sen aragert.
Die Witglcbcr Ser @elt' Telephone
Cine, melhe bon bier nod Seem Sapen
eebt. iinb jest fleibie beim Iusbei-
fern ibrer Clinic. =
0errp @nit arbeitet bier in scr
Hdbe oils Shreiner fiir Gbriit.
Hoblfing.
gbuorb i,nb 2ol,is &ohlfing bobcn
borige ISOLDE einen n%ertbpollen Sunb
%berloren. Sic beiben griiber lparen
beim Sol5fGllcn ltno Ser Sunb wllroc
bon eiilem faIlcnbcn 9al1m eetroffen.
90 mir nun felt einigen Sagen mies
Ser trodenes 8etter baben, merben
bie Iittos aid pieoer mebr benubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
Sanfiasnng.

@ir oriiden hermit liniercn bcra.
lidIten 9anf aus rnieren pielen gil.
tigen Sreunben l,nb Nadbarn lpelde
in Der Stl,nbe unieres berben Ser.
luites, anlGBlid bes Sobcs u%nieres
innisit seliebten Subnes unb Sru.
bers,
6. s. Sngu Surid,
fold aufridtiges Mitgefiibl heSegten
nnb periudten unieren ticfcn
Sdmers 81 linbcrn. @ir oanfen
gleidfalls allen Die burh ibre &C.
gcnfpart BET Ser @eoGdtniBfeier Dem
Inoenfcn u~nieres gcliebten Seritor-
benen einen Sribrt Ger Sodaftlng
borgebradt baben. llnieren aufrit-
tigen 0anf, eleihfalls, benz ct.
Gauls airdenfor fir Ben @eianas.
oicnIt gum @ebGhtniB bes @bgeidic.
benen uno Dor @Gen uriieren Gant
Serrn Yaitor H. Gasmann fir Die
@orte hes Sroites on inns ulto ben
moblperoicnten Sribut Der Sofud'
t1lng, melden err DEM @nbenfcn un-
leres Sobnes unb @rllbcrs wiornete,
mclher i'm Iienlt oes 8aterlanoes
Sen 500 fanb.
SenrD Sprih 1nb Sanlilic.
Sernlann, Wo., Nop. %, 1913.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
Nenes pon &uiebnb q. /.

&. ~. Mcbmert uno Satin mare1
ont lebten Sonntag auf geiuf bel
s. s. SEEMING unb @attin.
gilbert Offer lit gegentpdrtig III
8ittertberg, beim Solabaden Tilr
Sobn 9ltrrelmeber.
Ster lieaer nod imnler biele yer
ionen ON Ser Snfluen5a barnieoer.
slm pergangenen Sonntag Ibeno
botte I@ cine frObiide @eiellidaft
bon jungen 2epten in Der 8obnhng
bon Gilbert 8reunfe unb @attin ber-
iammelt.
8einabe alle Sarlner in oieier
Hahbaridaft paren am borigen
Wittipod in &oiebub, Inn ibre Steu'
ern at entridten.
gug. Seiping bot iih iett cine 6
8feroc.&raft @afoIin Maibine an'
geidafft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
ten bon benen man nidt peiB NO lie
iinb. Sier Millionen belltide Sol.
oaten iprrben perDunoct.

iSlt ppIt pCileit Aiuil ilIuJi ipSlD iup ItS
limo. Sier Millionen beltide Sol.
oaten puroen perpunoct.
Imerifas Seemadt IolI pergrDbert
merben. SSm Sabre 1920 miro bie
6eiammtsabl alIer Sdiiie 500 be-
tragen, I'M @erglei6 nit 300 I'M Sab.
re 1917.
Inner &riegs &ongreb bot lid am
porieen 9onnerstog pertagt, naboem
Serielbe unsefGbr $36,29S, 900, 1000
fir &~riegs5pede peraltsgabt bate.
@dbrenb am nergangenen Wontag
in airfspille, Wo., Die 5~riebensfeisr
i'm belten 8ang mar, lpurbe cine olte
8annone, melbe arrf benl Gollrtballs.
Hlas ltanb, gelaoen uno Damn aud
abgefellert obne bob man ii6 barum
fiintmerte nad mclder &i6tung Der
S6uB girg. 9os Heiultat Der Ct
ploiion mar, baB bie @%lasfronten bon
6 Establishment eingeoriidt muir
ben.
@ollperneur Gardner %crnannte
Srau Grace Sidman Snader, bon
Stem gorf, Grdiibentin bes ~Niiiollri
@oman's Club" gum Soriiter eines
aomittees Inn nit Dem 9ireftorium
Ser nSiftb Mpenlie Iiiociation" bon
Nem gorf 81 co.operieren in Der Gnt-
merfung unb 0eforation zines Sdu-
icrgepierts (blod) at gbren Der beim-
febren0en Wiiiouri Solbaten.
am pergnn9enen 9onnerstag l,n-
seidnete YrGiiocnt @ilion Die 0rings
lid,feits @derboll 9enilligungs Sill
(emergencp agricultural appropria-
tion bilO, nit Dem geietlifcn In,
bGneicI iiir rationale Yrobibition, be.
ginneno am nGdlten 1. Sl1li Biz our
9cn,obiliiation Ser omerifoniihen
g(rncc. 0ie Station miro baber, bon
1. SllIi 1919 an, ntroden" iein.
Clinton Iornlat,, bon Wcaittrid,
% Sabre aft, lit in Sranfreid an Der
2ungenent5iinbune g%eItorben.
Der Geianlmtperluit Der Ser. Stoo.
ten in benz groben @eltfrieg, pie big
iett beri6tct, bclGuft iif a1lf $3.50
Sobtc nno t79,625 peruunbete.
4riegsiefretdr 9afer CAB often Der
InIidt Iusorld, BOB feline polle Oi-
piiion bon Soloaten in Sranfrei6 Dor
@eibnadten s1 tSauie iein milroe.
Sernlann Genble, 80 Sabre alt, til
om 30. September in Sranfrei6 in
Der Sdlo6t gefallen; feline Setn1atb
mar in Sefferion GitD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
&rampf-MnfGQe.

&rampf-InfGle. n@it 9eeinn Ell
mes ieben Sriibiabrs," idreibt Sral,
Sulia Simon bon Hiperbale, Sr.,
,purben mir I'M bas 2eben unierer
Sodter beiorgt, neil iie Damn regel-
mdBig Die i6redli6iten arampfan-
fGae befam. Seitbem mir Sorni's
alpenfrGllter eebrallden, iinb bic
&rGmpfe peridipllnoen unb iie fiiblt
iid npbl. @ir iino iebr banfbar fir
bas Slid, melheS Dies Scilmittel in
uniere 6amilie 9ebradt bat" Sorni's
IlpcnfrGllter bringt Sen Sonnen.
i6cin ser @eiunbbeit ms Sots, in.
bem es llnmo1liein bertreibt uno
&ranfbeiten BELT. Smlienoe baben
feline beilfrdfti9en gigenihaften be.
5eltgt. Gs lit nidt in I~potbefen au
bobert, ionbcrn miro bur6 b~elonoere
9(gcnten gelieiert. Sells fem Mpen.
fr6uter : 4gent IN Der Iohbnrihaft
1T, luenbe man iid ON Or. Gcter
SabrneD & Cons 60, 2501 @oib-
ington 9lpb., Gbicago, SI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

NrlnSebn SdnappSbrcnnereien IN
Gentlldp pelfe emit einen @ertb boz,
So, OOO,0 900 repr1ientiertcn, bratten
filrslit bel elmer offentli6en SerItei-
aerung, 5uiammen, Die Sltmme BON
100000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

2Suoge Sbontas q. Sbcrlpooo, mel
der in 1872 gum Sberridter bon
Iiiiouri erfpGblt tul,rbe un6 feds
Sabre oicnte, lit oieier Soge in Gong
Bead, GaIif., seitorben. Gr binter-
IGBt Die @ittne, brei SGhter unb Ell.
men Sobn, melfer Iopofat lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Gas offiaieIIc Sotlm beitattigt Die
Grudblung bon 8ihtcr Spenccr 5lirt
Ser. Stauten Senator nit elmer 80
ioritdt bon 1858 Stimmen iiber
Sol. @oIf, ieinen bemofratiiden 8eg-
ner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

@bfp. s. Spannborit, Elm MOBILIZE.
fainter 9ouimann in @uibington, lit
i'm aIter bon Is Sabren on Der Sn'
ituen5a geitorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

8rinceton, Die alte Seinlatbsltaot
bon grdiibent @ilion, ltimmte bel
Der letter @uhI repllblifanii6 uno
MOB"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
3adrifteu aus ausrensenoen eouu'
tics, aus unierem Staat nnS
unDereu Staaten.

8m. g. Cole, Don Union, 1T Nun
pripat ScfretGr oes Senators Seloon
q. Spencer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

oe, ocn llnterridt in irgeno elmer
iremoen Sprate in ben Glementar.
ifulen 0es Stoutes gu pcrbieten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
8eaner, 9. $. 9per. 1919 erbielt.
|Sor srpei Sabren mar Glart's gtaiori-
tat ilber Cole 1740 Stimmen.

Ranlep 3. Suoion, 8rofeiior Der
Surisprlloen5 an ser Miilouri Uni.
periitGt, melher fiir5lih ipc5ielle Ir-
beiten fir oas Stuats Geportenlcrt
perriftetc, iii nod europa gereiIt Inn
bel ocn Iorbereitungen 5ur 6rieoens-
&cnfercn5 bebilflih SIT iein, ionic
aud Inn ben anlerifaniiden 0elega.
ten aIs illriitiider 9erutber CUR Seite
81 itcbcn. @Gbrenb Ser lesten adt
Sabre mar Suoion Trofeiior ON Der
Miiiouri llniperiitGt uno madte Sn.
ternationalcr 8eict 81 ieiner Spe.
siallitGt. 9errn Suoion's Seimatb
lit in Wontsomerp Gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

am 80. uno 81. Ge3enlher un0 /.
SsSanuar finoet I'M t9otel Statler Die
40. Sabresberiammlung Der Hatio.
nolpereiniglng Der Nuiitlebrer itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Cine Robre Der garbola Gompanp
lit fiiraIid ~seboriten, bort no Die Sci.
tarng in Waries Gountp ilber Den
@asconabe 5luB eebt. Snfolgc Del.
fen mar bos @aiier m%eilenpeit nit
Del bchedt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Ser S6uIratb bon @aibington bot
pieoer beidIoiien Bic offentliden
Sdulen gu idlieben; fir oieies nal
bis gum 2. DECEMBER. Sic Sniluenaa
lit bort nod i'm 5%urebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
Neue NmSeigeM

Sn @erfanfen: gu cinent portbeil.
baften Ireis. 0as eieen eigentbnm
an Der Sront StraBe. Had5ufragen
in 50 crmlannS apings9unf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Ssn elmer 9ln5obl Staaten ncrben
iest Gonpagnen %begonncn our 60r,
berlne Der &anbibotllr bon General
8eribina fir Dos Imt bes Yriiioen-
ten, I'M Sabre 1920. @eneral Her'
Thing lit Elm Gepublitaner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29
L. G. GRAF
@ounselor and
RttorneY at Law.
Office in Graf Printing Co. Bldg,
Hermann, Mo.

gfS7Man bergeiie es nidt oas
announcement auf oas Solfsblatt at
beaablen, rperrn bas Sabr a,if benz
aoress5ettel nidt 1919, ODER ipeiter
i'm 8oralis Ialtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Senator Seloon 9. Spencer lei.
Itete am norieen Oonnerstae, in
9aibington, 9. g., ben CID als Ser.
Staaten Senator. Sofort nod 2eilts
ung bes CHS ipurbe or ar,fgeforbert
Den goriit i'm Senat ein5unebmen.
0os lit cine gbrune melde eincrl
neuertpGblten Iitglieb ielten s,itbeil
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

8oup. Gardner bat ipieber befannt
geeeben, bob or Der ndditen 2egisla,
tur Die gmpfeblung unterbreiten lpcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

9ci Der alleemeinen @abl im go.
pember lit bas Sotllm bon Mtiilouri
21O.364 Stimmen 5uriif geblieben,
I'M Sergleih nit Der @abl bon 1916,
bel Der fir Sen GrGiibenten 7S6,770
Stimmen abeegeben Dltrben. 0as
@eiammt : Sotum fir Senator, bel
oieier @abl mar 57S.306. 9ieier
9erlllIt miro ben Soloaten unb Den
&riegsar6eitern 5lgeihrieben, mel6c
iid auBerbalb bes Staates befinoen
il1,b bnber niht geitimmt baben, 10.
pie al1f baB Dies ein i%ogenunntes
voff pear" mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

Sbne Ranoolf uno 2inn County
beren 9eridtc nod nitt einIiefen.
iinb Die ,gtaiien" in Miilouri 1925
Stimmen Dor. Sic 9robibition fan
nod Ct. 2ouis nit elmer NajoritGi
bon etpos ilber 10000 Stimmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

9as offi5iellc Sotltm bon Miiiouri
seiet, BOB Der Gbrp. Champ Glorf
nit elmer WaioritGt bon 1929 Stim
mel,, bonn nelmten 9iitrift in Ser
&onereb gep1blt lpl,rbe. Glarf er.
belt 1S,24S Stimmen mGhren6 ieir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov.
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Trdiiocnt @ilion miro Infanas
oes nofIten Monats nad Sronfreih,
sur 5ricoens &onferen5 reiien. gr
miro IN cinem ser groBen Irmee.
transport S6iffe Sen Itlontiihen
Ocean freu5en, begleitet bon eincm
Grcaonouabt unb elmer Slpttille bon
3%crItorern. IS perldlltet DOB Der
Fraiiocnt, n6brenb ieiner Nbneiens
Hcit bon ben Ser. Stooter, aIle gna
9elegenbeitcn ieincs 4nltes eerabe 10
lciten miro, ols pie mcl1n er in @aib.
lngton mare. 0os &abel, ole Orabt.
lo'e S%elegrapbie 1no Sepeihenbpote
iperoen bcnubt meroen Inn oie sc.
ihdfte 81 beiorsen tpie Die ltmltGnoe
es berlangen. Ger IrGiioent lit Ser
aniidt Dab or iid pGbrenb ieines
autcntbolts in elmer anerifoniihen
@eionoti6aft, obeleih in einenl frem.
Den Sonoe, bennoh, tedniib, arf
nmerifoniihem goben befinoet uno
oober praftiid, i%Gnmtlide Gflidtcn
ieines amtes a,,siiben fam.
Die 8erluIte ser 9riten n1brcnt
oes &rieges nerben 81, 3.049. 991 an
segcben. Bon biefer 3abl tprrber
65S,665 get0btet. on allen Sronfen,
0eutidlanb berlor 1.5sO,OO0 bic &c.
tobtet muroen unb 1 100000 SoIba'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

@ie bereits lebte ISOLDE oils lebr
mabri6einIid gemelbet purbe, lit Der
oeulofrotilde Shuliuperintenbent
llel 2omfin gum SefretGr Der itaat.
lihcn lltilitp Gommiiiion eripGblt
moroen. 0as @ebolt hetr1gt $4,000
ohcr 5000 mehr, ais err in ieinem on
ocren 9(mte erbielt. melfes Sun
9afer BEL Ser @obl crbolten bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-29

@illiam g. RcMooo, Der SefretGr
bes Sfasornts unb General Giref.
tor Ser giienbabnen, bat reiigniert
I'M gum Gripat . @eih1it 5uriif5us
febren. YrGiibent @ilion bat Die
Heiignotipn o%ngenommen. Serr Mcs
$1,000 gicbt als ben 8rltnb ieiner STE.
iisnation an, oaB Die lln5l1lGnelidfeit
Der &%nmpenIation melhe oas 8eiet
eincm Mitqlieb bes anbinets crlaubt
uno sic 9iir6e Der Soften bes 2cbenss
rnterbalts IN @aibineton feline per.
ionliden Wittcl 10 iebr areeeriffen
babe, Dob or Inn ieiner Samilie nil
len een0tbigt lei iid mieber bem Sri
bot @eiddft ST. nibn1en l,rrt perion,
lifen Sinan5en mieoer bcrsuiteIlen,
iomie ai6 Inn <be 81 erlangen.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

Moro than billion dollars Of Amer
lean agricultural exports were sold to
the European nations at war with Ger
many during 1877. Had this nation
maintained peace at the price OF obedi-
ence to the German war zone decree.
this market would have been closed
and this billion dollars worth OF agri-
cultural products would, most OF them,
have rotted on farms and In ware
housed.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16
British Repulse Turks.

London. Turkish forces in Pales-
tine which crossed the Jordan River
made an attack on a British position
and were repulsed, the war office an
nOuncAS.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16
Time to Wear Patches.

Why, il were a man in an office,
would wear half-soled breeches and half
Soled shoes these days. (Laughter).
recommend that they. are badges OF
honor. All. my friends, II you do that
and you release a pair OF breeches for an
American soldier. or a pair of shoes to
keen his health and strength, isn't that
reward enough? (Applause1.
II | were girl and man came to
see me with new suit OF clothes ON,
! would put him out of the house.
Iaughter). And IL he proposed to me.
I would make him cross his legs. and
II he did not have on half-soled shoes.
would reject him. Laughter). Now.
ladies and gentlemen, there Is a touch
Of humor In that. and yet / am speak
ing to you in all seriousness. / don't
exaggerate the conditions confronting the
world today. and that is the reason It Ii
so necessary for every man. woman and
child to avoid waste to economic ana
save to the limit In order that we may
keeD our armies going; and while doing
that. don't you see you are betterIng
your own condition all the time? The
money you save you can lend to Your
Government on matchless security. and
be compensated for the use OF the money
at the rate Of Ala per cent. Do you
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

s,.ass -r.-s ss,ss z5y
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
HEALTH RULES FOR HOT
 WEATHER.

Eat lightly and not too much meat.
 Avoid excessive drinking of ice water.
 Be careful about the use of stimu- lating beverages. It is not true that stimulating drink is always a cool ing drink.
 Keep in the shade as much as pos- sible. If you are in the sun and feel the heat gripping you, seek a shady spot and rest immediately.
 There are two kinds of heat affection. heat exhaustion and heat stroke. In heat exhaustion. the person becomes pale and weak, showing al- most no pulse. The use of ice in these cases may prove fatal. Stimulants may be used.
 In case of heat stroke, the person becomes red in the face and has pounding pulse. In these cases the application of ice will help restore the person to normal condition. Stimu- lants should not be used.
 When a person is overcome with the heat, immediately treat him like a sick person. Call a physician or an am bulance just as you would in case of any other sickness.
 Postpone all unnecessary labors us- ually performed in the middle of the day until late in the evening or early in the morning
 Dress as. lightly as may be proper for the time and place.
 Sleeping rooms should be thoroughly aired and cooled off during tho avarainn
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
HELP THE CHILDREN,

This is the time of the year when efforts are made to get q large num- ber of the children away from the conditions under which they live in the larger cities to places al the shore or in the country where they can profit from the better air and change in conditions. It Is an effort which means much to growing children, and though along different lines it is in keeping with the work which is being done throughout the country at the present time to bring about reduc- ton in the mortality among infants
 Large funds have been raised in rsst years for free ice funds, fresh air funds and outing funds. People who have recognized the need Of such have contributed largely to their support because they understand not only the reed of extending such assistance but because they have been brought to q realization of the relief and benefit ob- tained
 The demand is going to be just as great this year as in those Of the past. Weatherwise it can be expected that there will be no change In the conditions. Old Sol has a way of try ins to exceed past records and the conditions in crowded tenement houses need no new presentation. There is thus going to be a more serious sit uation than ever presented if there is any letting up in the opportunities which are given to children to enjoy such funds. The humanitarian work should go on and it cannot be over looked that there is a chance for those in the country as well as those in Inc city to help.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
TAN STOCKINGS.

If you have 8 new pair of mahogany or chocolate oxfords or walking pumps, be sure to take them-of one of the pair at leest-With you when you select stockings to accompany your new footwear.
 It is positively bewildering to note how, many shades of mahogany and chocolate the stocking manufacturers seem to have achieved this season. And no color-save perhaps blue-is so hard to carry in ones eye" as 8 shade Of brown
 There are reddish brown stockings, and purplish brown ones. and yellowish brown ones, and without the leather footgear as a guide it is extremely difficult to pick out the exact shade required.
 In matching the shoes to stockings, also, remember to sip your hand bare, not g!oved-inside the stocking to get the effect of the sheer weave over the skin. So delicate are some of the new shades that the mere ad- dition Of the flesh tone beneath will prevent good match in stocking and shoe.
 It is usually well to buy tan or brown silk stockings q little darker than one needs, for some of the color $ apt to come out in the first wash ing. Such stockings should be care fully washed and should not be rubbed on board, and they should be hung in the shade to dry.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01

They have apparently received the game speed in delivery when the rail- road messengers have carried them as when they were actually telegraphed Therefore senders have been receiving the service for which they paid, al- though 1t can be appreciated that there has been a deception as to the manner of doing 1t. but the worst feature of the deception has been in the violation of the law. when it might have been possible to have secured permission to carry on that very ser vice as a war measure had the gov ernment been made acquainted with the situation.
 The suggestion that the postal ser vice be resorted to to take the place of the night telegraph messages might carry greater weight if the postal ser- vice was what it ought to be, but there is little question but what it is because that service is what it is that much business is thrown daily to the telegraph companies.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
CONGRESSMAN AND sHERlEE.

Entirely i1 accord with what was expected was the action taken by the .epull can delegates in convention at Wiiiimaltic i1 rerominatinE Richard ?. Freensn to represent the second Connecticut district in the lower house O. congress. II is a significant fact that the rencninariOa was made without @ contest which goes to show what satisfactory service has been rendered by the congressman since he has been in Washington and the confidence which Is placed in him to continue to look out for the interests CT the constituents in the same con scierrous manner. Congressman Freeman has been faithful in every way 10 the trust that has been placed in him. He recognizes the responsi- hility that rests upon his shoulders and he has always bsen found eager and anxious to discharge it. His re- nomination unquestiona bly, means re- election and h's district will take good care to see that it is accom- plished.
 At the same time another selection Qf much importance to New London county was made when republican delegates assembled here renomina ted Sheriff Sin1cv A. Brown, the popular official who for many years has filled the office of high sheriff with @ mark cd deSree Of efficiency. Thoroughly equipped in every way. and with an acquaintance with the duties which extends far hack Of the period which lfe has held the position. Sheriff Brown has had an experience in con aecuon with the shrievalty which makes him indispensable to the coun- ty as long as his services are avail uble. Ills long and commendable rec ord in connection with all phases of tho work makes it evident that his choice for sheriff by the delegates is simply a forecast of similar action by the voters when they have the oppor- tunity. He is in every way the man for the job.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
PORCH IN suMM ER.

Very few people think of making the porch really pretty. and yet it can be made most attractive with just a very little expense. When you stop to realize that it is the most lived in part of the house during the summer months you will agree that it is a shame to have the bare looking piazzas so frequently seen.
 If you can afford to have the porch screened, do so by all means. Otherwise provide yourself with awnings, or, if you wish. with Venetian blinds of bamboo, which are considerably cheap CT. If you decide on awnings, for goodness sake avoid the glaring reds and orange, as they will make the porch look like an oven. A cool, quiet green and white is not only prettier, but in much better taste. Khaki col ored awning is also popular, and has the advantage of not showing the dirt.
 Next come the rugs, which may be of the hit or miss rag variety sold at most stores for about S1. Two or three scattered here and there will make the porch look more furnished