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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA AND
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Friday Evening, June 10, 1898.
Vol. XXXIH. No. 80.

Vol. XXXIH. No. 80.
The Final Act of a Tragic History
A terrible catastrophe occurred in
Washington last Friday, involving
destruction of the building made no.
torious by the assassination of Pres
ident Lincoln in April, 1865. Ford's
opera house, which since that tragedy
has been used by the government for
the storage of records of the pensions
division of the surgeon-generals Of
fee, fell without warning, while filled
with about 400 clerks and employees.
Strange to relate, Notwithstanding
the larger portion of the two floors
fell. out of the whole number in the
building only "a are known to have
been killed and SO wounded, as far
as investigation has gone. 1t is a
strange coincident that the building
in which J. Wilkes Booth murdered
President Lincoln should fall and
kill a score of people on the very day
that the assassin's brother, Edwin
Booth, was being laid to his final
rest.
The Great Northern has cut pas
senger rates from Seattle to st. Paul
to $25 on account of the Worlds
Fair.
A. H. Adams has received letter
from Chas. E. Russell, now In Chi
cago. submitting proposition for a
glass factory to locate in this city.
Arrangements have been made for
a good old-fashioned camp-meeting
to be held at Little Rock Tuesday of
next week. to continue 10 days.
There Is a hitch of proceedings In
the construction of the Westside
schoolhouse. 1t seems that the firm
who contracted for the bonds asked
for 10 days delay when the award
was made, to enable their attorney
to inquire into the legality of the
issue, and that he hmas ben lost in the
labyrinth of legal complications. for
he has never been heard from nor Is
his presence known.
A few months ago number or
enterprising residents of Thurston
county took the preliminary steps
for the establishment of creamery
in this city.
f. T. Young has on exhibition at
his hotel monster clam taken out
of the bay where the dredger is at
work. 1t is about foot long and has
a heel as tough and as long as the
tongue of the proverbial Billingsgate
fishwife.
This season is certainly different
from any that has preceded it. Here
1t is the middle of June and climatic
conditions have been such as to alb
solutely prohibit the picnic excur-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14

PARROT was convicted on circumstan-
tial evidence and is now in prison
for life.
Hall claimed at least half of the
reward, but the supreme court holds
that Geary fulfilled all requirements
in making the arrest and subsequent
ly aiding in the conviction. Award
of the $500 reward offered by Thurs
ton county has been held up pending
this decision. 1t is likely now that
1t also will go to Geary. /.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14

Executive Commiee Washington State Grange
Seattle Washington, June 10, 1918
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
Governor Returns to CITY,

Governor Lister returned to Olym-
pia the latter part of last week but,
following the advice of specialist
whom he consulted in Chicago while
en- route home, has been directing
the work of his Office from his apart
ments. The governors condition is
not serious, being due to overwork
since the beginning of the war. but
requires rest for recuperation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
More .Auyiliaries ReDOrt.

The Lakemus Red Cross auxiliary
Of the Yelm district donated $3.50 to
the county chapter the other day, the
proceeds of recent ice cream social,
while the Maytown auxiliary sent in
$3.50, specifying that fourth Of it
should be used in buying tobacco for
the soldiers and the rest is turned
into the war fund.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
Quiz for Rural Carrier.

Civil service examinations will be
held in Centralia and Olympia July
13 to create an eligible list from
which to chose a rural delivery car
rier for the Rochester postoffice and
to fill any vacancies that may later
occur on rural routes from other
postoffices in Thurston county. The
examinations will be open to both
men and women.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
tailor, in 1915, by a recent decision
Of thesstate supreme court.

Weiss body was found near Gate
and few days later Geary arrested
Joe Parrot on the theory that a
watch he was trying to pawn in Ia
coma had belonged to Weiss. B. F..
Hall, then Olympia chief of police,
was called to Tacoma and decided
the watch not the property Of. the
dead man. but he noticed shoes Par
rott wore and subsequently proved
them to have belonged to Weiss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
New Orders Received.

Copies of the war departments
work or fight" order were received
the fore part Of this week by the de-
partment of selective service super
vision and Immediately mailed to
local draft boards throughout the
state. They are instructed to begin
checking up on all registrants imme-
diately. The new order Is effective
July l.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
REWARD IN WEISS CASE
GOES TO TACOMA OFFICER
Supreme Court Says Detective Geary
Is Entitled to Full
Amount.

Frank Geary, Tacoma detective, is
given the full reward of $500 offered
by the state for the capture of the
murderer of Fred Weiss, an Olympia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14

c. w. Meyer of Tacoma and
Edwina w. Lloyd of Tumwater OBJ
tanned a marriage license in Tacoma
Monday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Sanfiagnng.

@ir miinihcn biermit allen lirle'
rem Nadborn l1nb Srennoen nrlererl
aufrihtigcn 0anf uus5lllpreden mr.
be5eietes Mitgefiibl uno giitiae Silfs
.IeiItungen mGbreno ser &runfbeit nno
anlGBli6 bes CODES nniercs innielt
aeliebten @atten, Saters uno 8rob'
paters,
Srit Miebrnesse
llnieren ber5liden Can't eleihfalls
BEN gabrtudtr1sern fir bcren Sic
besbienIt unb nnieren nielen Sreln'
Den fir sic prGdtigen 9lumenipenoen
uno beren @egenipart bel Der Sraii'
erfeier. l1nieren gan5 beiorberen
Oanf oen Serren 9aitoren Soft
mann, bon It. Sterling, nnb &aaie.
BON 9ap fir beren Eroitiporte on nns
unb Die tiefempfunbeten 8orte Delht
Tie benz @noenfen oes @eritorbener
aeipiomet baben.
Oie tranernbet Sinterbliebenen.
Minnie Niebrnegse utb Samilie.
8ap, Wiiiouri. @op. IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Mblebcn BON Tram Guurao Slice IN
8aseonabc.

Srau Ilpina Sbec, Satin boz,
Gonrao Sbee, Sormann Der Streden.
arbeiter in @asconabc, lit ont porigeu
Mittmph infolge cines idpcrcn Sin.
|falls bon Snfluen5a seitorben. Sic
erreidtc Elm Ilter bon 80 Sabrell
uno miro ilberlebt bon ibrem @attell
,lnb bier &inbern.
Die @eritorbene mar cine Sodter
bon @m. Heinbol5 uno Satin, bon
WorriiorL melfe inncrbalb bon 2
3oden 5tpei ertuadiene SObne, bieie
Softer, Srou Sbee, unb einen Neffen
oilrf ben SOB perloren baben. Die
Ielben fielen idmmtlid Der i6red.
lidcn Snfll,en5u gum Spfer.
Die Srauerfeier fanb am porigen
0onnerstag itatt, inter 2eitilne bon
Eaitor q. Sillmanns, unb Die Seer.
bigune erfolete Damn alf benz @oob
Sope Sriebbofe, bel Worriion. @ir
pcriidern biermit Die idper gepriii.
ten Gltern llnieres aufri6tigen Bel.
leios,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
8ruker 2anboerfanf in Saline
County.

Seroinano Sdipeer, friiber bon
@asconabe County, Sulius Sperbad
uno Sobn Silltrop, bon 5ranflir
gountp, baben bon &. 80. gbler, bon
Slater, 800, brei groBe Sarmen &C.
fault. 9ieie brei 5armen wuroer
fir $S6,OOO.OO berfauft uno entbal,
ten bas al,serleienlte, frudtbaritc
2anb in Wiiiouri. Die nc,len ge.
iiser iinb bodit 5uirieOen nit Dem
2ano ,tno betradten ben 8aufpreis
als einen iebr annebnlbaren fir iold
refhes 2anb. Gblcr Bros, @runO.
eigentbums .Ieenten, buben nod bln'
oerte bon Mdcr ebenlo frudtbares
2anb au perfa,lfen ST. iebr mGbiger
Ereiien. Man ihreibe oil Chile,
Bros, Slotcr, $40. lrnb ilber5cugc
iih.-Iob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Nm bas Ymblifnm.

Snfplge meines gintritts in Der
Irn1ee unO ba ih mid iofort gum
9ienit melben muB, lit es mir I'M.
moglid bon meincn gcebrtcn &unoen
uno Srellnoen pcrionlid Ibihieb al
ncbmcn. Sd iprede baber biernlit
meinen ber5liditen Cant aus fir bas
mir bisber bepicienc Sertrauen unb
seiddste &unoidaft, III Der auperiidt.
lihen Soffnung @lle in %abiebbarer
3cit micber bier bcgriiBcn 5u f0nnen.
@Gbrcnb meiner Ibmcienbeit miro
Or. &. &bobius, bon Smiss, ipenn
gcpiinidt, meine 2anofunoen bebic.
men, unb Or. S. G%uugbell, bon Ser.
mann, miro meinen bieiigcn Staot.
funben ipelde bies miiniden, 81 Gien.
item iein. Sodadtungspoll,
Or. 6. 8. Saffner,
Sermann, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15

Gin fomilder Sorfall ereignete iidy
an 0ienstag Nafmitta9 bel Der
Geriteigerung oes Sousgeratbs Deg
@eritorbenen g. @. Cor. Cine gie-
term, mclde es ali cinen beltimmten
artifel abgeicben bottc, madte nit
cnti6loiiener Miene Gin @ebot. Sic
monb iiberbot lic, bod iie bot t,od-
mails. Nod tnthter puroe lie poit
%nientu,tb ~iiberboten nno Dieoerlm er.
D6bte tie ihr cigcnes @ebot uno miiroe
oics obne 3meifcl ~fortgeleet baben.
wenn ein in Ger 9t1be befinoliher
Grellno ibr nidt ci,len @inf gegeberl
bite oaluit al~tf5l,boren. Sic mar lid
beIlen nidt bemuBt gemclen, Dob tie
miner geeen iid ielbit gebotcn bate.
Sic nudte Spater cine CUTE Wtiene
at Den SGnieleien nno iagte Dot
iie einfad in eincm aufgeregten 3n'
Itanb gemeien Self. Gitp golt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
8ielfreiier.

Der geididtlib altelte lit nab
Spib Ser 8ielfraB erpiidtbon, Der
or,f einnlal 10 piel aB, lpie so quite
Giier acknowledgements. Gin d.
fiaier bes aoiiers I,relian (27O bis
275 II. Chr ber5ebrte Dor oelIet
Muaen elm @iloidmcin, elm gebrates
mes Sdaf unb ein Spanferfel mo
tronf oaSu int Serlalf Dor. orei
Stunben 80 2iter @eir. ST. Der
arten Stabt Iugsburg proon5ierte
fid Dor bem 9aiier Marimilion elm
SielfroB. Ia1 Dem Gbronilten Cur.
rius pertilgte er elm &alb uno 5mei
Sammel. @ie Or. 2alrent ber.
ii6ert, per5ebrte Der Soloat Sarare,
Elm aerlden bon 100 Bfuno 9orper'
gemi6t, i'm gerlauf elmer Stinoe
bier Idpfe Difmil9, Is BfanS
Sauerfraitt, 10 8funb ge1ioeln mil
Sped, Der fir Is 4rbeiter berednei
mar, unb 10 2iter Bier; Sllnoe linf
&aben floben BEL ieiner @nnaberitng
als abnten iie ibr Shidial. er fraf
aues, mas nidt MET, itnb nagelfeii
mar; einmaI I'M $oipital iogar Al
8frno aataplasmen, mel6e aus 5ebr
8funo Senfmebl nit @eineiiig be
reitet paren; elm anbermal afpe
Sdeffq @cnneten NIT 35 Gfiino no
her aartoffeln. Or itarb 1898. iebl
jung, an Der Sdninoiud,t. grofei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Neues bon Charlotte.

8ir iino 10 gliidli6 beridten 81
fonnen ba6 mir in unierer unmittel-
barren Nadbaridaft bis iest nod fei.
men Sail bon Snfluenaa gebabt 10.
ben.
Sermann S6Iotta1 befinoet lid
ieit cinigen Sagen bel ieiner Sodtcr.
in Der @dbe BON @oollam, beren
@atte erfranft lit.
Srau Notpad uno beren Hflcgetod)-
ter Ilice poren am lesten Sonntag
Die @Gite bon g. 9. Solt unb @attin.
Serr @itte unb @attin. iotpie Musrit
Simbere, befanoen iid eleidfalls BORT
auf 9efud.
S. 9. Coulter, bon Smiss, bat TO-.
eben oie BflGiterarbeit an q. g..
Solt's nel,em @obnbauie pollenbet.
Sic @ei5enfeIber baben nod ME 10
prGdtig ausgeieben als ipie Dos our
3eit Der Sail lit; biele Sarmer be-
nllten ibre @eiaenfelber our @eioe.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on Nov.
Ia, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Webrere jlinge MGnner bon bier
mubten iid am letter Wontag nad
Sermanm begeben, our ltnteriudung
burd Die 2ofal . 8eborbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Sin iunnberbares Seilmittel. .Dre


Sabre lang lit id an Serbaui,nsss
Itorung," idreibt Serr Gam Ser.
rinom bon 9clder, Ga. "iebe Speiic
perllriadte mir Sdmeraen. Sd &c.
braudte orei Slaiden Sorni's @lpen.
frGrter rr,b fam iebt allies eiier, mas
ouf Den Gid fomnlt. Sd CAB alif
etliden meiner Sreunbe bon ber Re'
bi5in, unb iie ale iaeen, iie lei elm
munoerbores Seilmittel." Sorni's
IlpenfrGllter, oas bier erpGbnte
Seilmittel, lit cine alte, beipdbrte
&rGutermebisin, bic in Der aanaer
@elt megen ibrcr b~eilfrGftisen gigen
idaften beriibmt eeporben lit. @s ii
feline apotbefermeoi5in, ionbern miri
ben 2euten oireft aus bent 2oboro
torium oltr6 beionbere 2ofalagentei
geliefert. 8egen nGberer @usfunf
penoe man iid an 9r. 8eter Sabr
neD & Cons Co., 2501 @oibingtol
8lbb., Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Mdtmng Stenersabler

gs miro biermit befannt eemadt
bob Der Undergraduate an ben ioleen.
Den Sagen uno BlGsen nit ben Ster.
er5ablern bon @asconabe Gountp 5u.
iammentreffen miro Inn Die Steuern
fir bas Sabr 1918, iopie oie porber.
eebenben, at folleftieren:
. menspiIIe c, Nobember H.,
12., 49,. H., Is. unb 16.
81 o e b II 3, Hopember 20. 81,
uno 90.
Son oa an i'm @erihts @ebGuoe
in Sermann.
0iejenigen melde es periGunlen ii.
re Stel,ern Dor ben 1. Sanl,ar 1919
5l cntridten, iinb blrd bas 8eies
gebalten monatrid 1 Bro5ent 3inien
at bcsablen. Nad bcm 1. Sanllar
1919 perben aud nod Die Softer bir'
al aerefnet.
Man bringc gefGIisIt audi Die
Stelerqrittunecn Deg letter. Sabres
nit, CUR Nadmeiiung,
2auflelte unb Sabrifanten meroerl
criudt ibre 2iaenicn 5l err,ellert.
@dtungsbou,
s. 6. Strad, Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15

Inter Cribs ca. 10000 ginDob-
nern befinben iid fa,,m 1000 &ir.
henganeer unb trosbem mill oieie
perifminbenoe Minoerbeit ben on.
oeren AS pori6reiben, mas lie Conn.
tags fun unh laiien ioll uno arbeitet
ooroufbin, Die "Wopies" an Soms
tagel 5u ihlieben, trob Der Sbotiahe,
oab 9erabe bieIc Der einsise anltan-
btge grbclunasplat fir sic mGbreno
ser ISOLDE bart arbeitenoen 2eltte
iino. 0ieie fir einen puritaniifen
ISabbnth eintretcnoen 3eloten, bic
mGbreno ser ISOLDE sic Mopies 10 Oft
mie gemiinift beiu6en fonnen, nab'
reno Die minoer gliidli6 @eltellten
arbeiten nliiiien, iollte bon Der Mebr.
beit Der Stonbpunft flor gema6t unf
ibnen 81 berIteben eeeeben iperben
bnb Der Wenid niht bes Sonntags
ionoern ser Sonntae bes Menider
meeen "a lit unb ieber Elm Redt bot
an bent Gage einem uniduloigen Ser
enii9en Gin bieicm Salle ~Wopies",
nad5ugeben. - gnib, Sfla., Staats
5eittng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Nadridten bon Canaan.

Sarrp Heeo unb Otto &uffner ba'
ben iid an porigen Wittipoh mad
aanias gitp beeeben; e~riterer Inn Ell.
ne Sbule 5u bei1den, nno lesterer
Inn 8eiddftig,lng 5u ilden.
SRI. Slorice Ridaroion, iueldc iid
in ct. 2ouis i'm Soipital befunben
bate, lit ON porigen Wittipod nieber
subauie angelangt; iie befinoet iif)
auf benz 8ege ser @eneiung.
Sri. Mabel Martin, tpelde iid I'M.
eefGbr cine ISOLDE in 9lanb, in BE.
banbIung bon Or. s. 8. Seba befun'
ben bate, lit am lesten Montag mie.
Der aubauie aneelangt.
%. g. Ridaroion begat ii6 am
b%ergangenen Samstag. in 8eidGften,
na6 2eslie, Wo.
@esenlpdrtig iino MIR nod orei
SGGe bon Snfluen5a in Canaan.
SnfoIge Der grfraufung Der Seb-
rerin SRI. Gloriee &idarbion, lit Die
Shule in Canaan nod INNER ge.
idloiien,
Sames SollanosWartb, welder bel
ieiner Mrtter, Srau Naria Sollanos'
NORTH, mobnte, lit gu Gbas. @aluer.
in Der GGbe bon glano seaogen. Il.
bert SabboI unb Samilie limb 5u
Srau Souanosmortb ee5ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Stunp Sill Nadlridten.

Mebr Reeen, mebr &ube uno aud
fGlteres @etter.
G0nin Stolte uno Samilie, ans
Der NGbe bon Senate @rope, lparen
ont Sonntag bel ibren gltern, 5ranf
Stolte uno 8attin.
Webrere Berionen leiben bier on
elmer Itarfen @rfGltung, ODER nielleid,t
lit cs au6 Die Snfluenaa.
@er fam pobl s. 8. &arltebt in
Der Riiben5ud)t iibertreffen9 gr bat
5Dei ipelbe obne 2atb ober grbe Is
Efunb ipiegen. Serr &arltebt bat Elm
Stiif 2anb boil &ieien.& iiben.
@m. SanSers rnb Sranf Surit
maften am lesten Samstag cine
Sabrt nad Berger.
Gin oreifades Sllrrab! fir ben re.
pllblifanii6en Sieg.
llniere 9. 90. 6. u. grbeiter per.
ben iett iebr eifrig uno ieben allf ibre
Gflidten.
llnier Seffentlider @otar, s, 8.
StoIte, bate mdbrenb bieie ISOLDE
iebr biel al tbun.
Iue. SsSacpb iGst %eeeenpGrtig einen
8orratb bon 8rennbol5.
@m. Ralbert lit uuswarts nit
SoI5iGeen beidaftist. gr iagt er
babe mebr Mrbeit in Siht als mie er
benGltigen tonne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Sanfiagnus.

@ir miinihen rniercn liebcn
Srcllnbcn ,,nb Nohborn 81 barltell
fir oercu pielc giitise Silfleiitumeen
ipdbrenb Der Granfbcit unb anlaBlif)
oes Sobes unicres innigIt geliebtei1
Spbnes uno 9rrlbcrs,
Gmil 81. glnmcr.
8ir iinb iebr oanfbor fir oas beacis-
te Iitgefiibl, fir Die 5ablreihen,
prGdtiscn 8lumenipenben, iorpic ollf
Sen 9abrtl1htrGgern unb ben gl1l'
menmaoden fir beren 2icbesoienlte.
ltnieren Sonf elcidfalIs Scrma,u'
8ebepobl, fir feline pielen giitigen
Silfleiltuneen mGbrenb Der &ranfbeti
bes 8erItorbenen. Scrner banfen ipit
Den @itglieoern BON Berger Sanf
Ger. 1861, &c. g8. 81, ocnt Gpangl,
airtendor unb bcn Sugeno Seretr
fir beren Sribut Scr Sodahtling Dec
8erltorbcnen, Goltor Imadcr uni
SaItor 9ueiic fir bcrcn @ortc oeS
Sroites unb &. &. &ucoigcr fiir iein'
ousgescihnetc 9ebienung.
Oie. trorcrnbc Sanlilic,
Sran g. Slnmer l1nb ainoer.
Berger, Mo., Hon. If.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Seine fleiue Snrfess fir ben Narft.

~
es 1T ~anseorbnet moroen. oab III
bieiem Sabre fir ben 0anfiasungs.
taa feline Surfep-S iibner bon penlger
oils adt uno feline Slirfep- Sabine bon
fpeniger oils IL Yfunb ~perfouft per.
ben biirfen. 9ies mrB bis gum q
9eaember befolet meroen. Sanoler
merben eriud,t, nod bent 1e. Mobem'
Der feline Curriers' mebr fir ben 9anf'
faeunqstae al faufen, penn bieie II
&iibIIpeider eetbun meroet muiIen
disaenommen fir Sunfte weItlid boz
&ittsburg unb Buffalo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15

for SeIlipig beridtet oaseeen bon
cinem @reiie, Der nod I'M bod)itcn
9lItcr elm Mittageiien bon so 9funo
perScbrtc unb ba5r IS Otter @cin
tronf. Oh oieier Sielirab Scr Or
finder Ser 10 iebr Gitbetiibell, num-
Ser ih0rcn. mpocrnen @cgrilBungs-
fornlel: .Wtabl5eit!" obcr ~@ilnide
~allcricits geiegncte Mabl5cit!" lit,
miiicn mir nidt; pcroicnt b1ttc cr's!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
F, J. koeNer,
S@mieb Il. @agemma6eI
Sermann, DO.

SD peroe beitrebt iein nur bic
beften @rbciten II. @aaren gu liefern.
Sd babe lanee grfabriing i'm Bferbe.
beidlagen ioppbl mie I'M Sbnlieoe-
unb @agenbanoDerf.
Sarmmaaer, 8uggics, WatiIr'
5preaoers un6 Sarm-M taidinen ON
Sano ODER auf @eitellung gu gilrtltl-
gen 8ebinaungen uno al a%nnebnlba.
rem Breiien eeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15

&erloren: auf Der Sron.Moab,
Sipiihen Smiss uno Scrmann, ooer
piclleidt dl,d in ScrnunnL 5pei
5ebn. uno cine fiinf-oollar Notc. Ser
cbrlife Sirloer miro crilIft oas 8elo
gcGen cine @elobnitne an s. 2allten.
ldlocger, in Sipiss, Wp. ab5ugcben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15

-alle rniere 9eier, nelfe Die Bel
tung nidt regelmGBie erbalten, iinh
ocbeter, uns per Hoitfarte al benad.
ridtigen, bamit mir abbiIfe ihaffen
fonnen. sic ertueiien rins oarnit cine
erobe @efdlligfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
Neue Nn5eigen

3n Sermictbcn: Sos Central. &oit-
bnus, I'M gtagel . @cbdlloc an Der
Marft Strobe. Nod5llfraacn bel
Gmil Hagcl,
Serman1t, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-15
gu Serfanfen: Gin Surrey, 10 gut
luie ner. Ndberes in Der Office oes
8olfsblatt.

Sn Terfaufen: Gin Sr%an,cbous
nit 5 3immern an Der @ierten
StraBe. @lle mobernen @equcmlit.
feiten. u NJ. 6. SurpL,
Sermann, No.
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Mtebr ReeerL nlebr &ube unb aud
fGlteres 8etter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
Ohio Plans TO SGgrGgate
All the Socially Unfit

COLUMBUS. O.. May l.--Ohio To-day
set in motion what stat" officials say
is the most constructive" movement ever
nttrmrtrd in the United States for the
classification ami segregation ri the
socially unfit and the protection OF So
ricty from tho COMMUNICATING intiurnce
Of its impaired movement. !'T. HIATT!
Goddard. Il scientist of note. viii have
charge Of the work. as head Of The new
burrau Of Juvenile research.
Under the Juvenile research law. al'
wayward and defective youths are |"
he committed 10y the courts t" the phi"
hoard Of administration. instead "i a.
rect t. the various institutions. In
this way the rhilIrrn Will com" TO Inc
bureau Of Juvenile research and Will h"
detained ;hrr" for observation and for
scientific. tests To determine their mon
tai Cuudi'jnn AMI Ia ascertain /! they
ar" d-rrrtiv" "r normal investigators
will visit the homes. where slIrrnund-
incs AMI Hnlrc"d"mt conditions Will bc
ril"i with the results nf mental and
physical tests Ia determine if any all
mcnis operate to the disadvantages t"
the youths.
with tin complete records. the hu-
rrau vii then decide whether the chill
drrn arc normal or defective. l'cf"c-
tivr$ will remain in tn" custody Of the
state and Will h., assigned Ia the proper
institutions far treatment. Normal.
but delinquent children, whenever pos
Sih,". viii h' placed in private homes
where whuicSunI" moral influence" ana
good trimming VIII s;iV" them III" chance
denied Than in ih"ir own homes I" h''-
com" good citizens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
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routes covered tho entire county. and
some Of the machines had narrow c$'-
canes from accidents. One motorcycle
overturned and Two or three machines
were ditCh't. hut no one was injured.
Taken as 4 whole. tn. members ol the
Aullrr"d Order found the suPurolnltrS
very willing to purchase bonds. but ~
some cases Il great amount al urging
was needed. Very few flat r"lu&Ils
were given. and IN most cases. sales
we're made Every member worked
hard, hut all reported Il good time. and
many Of them told OF very amusing IN
cidentS which happened 10 them during
rhc, duv. Tho committees in charge or
the drive hay" spent practically All or
their tim" during the past week MAX
i'm. lrcparaliuns for this Swpnp on the
suburban section. and deserve y great
amount al credit for IN" maStrri vi
manner in which they handled matters.
The last machine cum" in last evening
~ O'clock 10 thr F.ikS' headquarters.
The executive committee then held Il
meeting and determined to close tn"
local drixe Friday with one grand ana
glorious rush.
Scouts Rushing Sales.
The BOY Scouts Of this city are max
ing determined HFiN' alf'''s NV. i''i'I'
of Wheeling. and tho little fellows ar"
accomplishing Wonderful results. Tho
total 81 subscriptions obtained 10 dat"
amount TO s9%.S50. which is Il very fin"
showing. Several thousand dollars
worth OF subscriptions nav" not been
reported. The Scouts ar" making prep
aratinns for grand final driv" IN
which they hope to obtain many lhou-
cands Of dollars more worth of sub
scrlptionS