davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
Will MAKE roR coon FEELING.

A 9TH the Manufacturers Association and the Employ
- ers Association Of Wilmington deserving of pub
lie commendaon for the wholeheared and businesslke
manner in which they living up TO their antwar
pledge with respect employees who entered the military
service Of their country.
That pledge was that when those employees returned
from the war they would find their old jobs or Jobs
equally as good awaiting them. Members Of the two
associations are doing even better than that They have
agreed TO ndeavor to find employment for all service
who now are living in Wilmington regardless Of whether
they were former employees OF association members.
Such policy is to lead to era Of good feeling
between employers and employees. That is especially
true with respect to that part Of which goes beyond
the antc-bellum agreement.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
Spirit of the
DelmarUia Press
A WISE RULING.

From the Dover state News.
Members Of the Kent County Levy
Court at their meeting last week, after
their attention had been directed to the
fact that twenty-five or more tramps
had sought nights lodging in the
county jail during the previous week,
decided to direct the Jail commission
ers not TO issue permits TO any tramps
or vagrants unless on cold and stormy
nights or in cases where the appli-
cants are crippled or otherwise inca+
pacltated In our opinion, this Is a
wise ruling and one that should be
strictly adhered 10.
1t is said that some Of the applicants
for a nights lodging at the jail have
been strong, hearty men, well able to
work, and there Is no reason why the
county should furnish beds for such
men.
There IS plenty OF work in the coun-
try for all men who are able and will
ing to work, and those who are not
willing, although able, should not be
encouraged in their laziness, but
should be compelled to earn their liy-
ing and not expect the taxpayers of a
community 20 furnish it for them.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

once more the curtain OF life has been rung down on
distinguished American actor. This time 1t is Sidney
Drew brother Of John Drew. who has delighted millions
by his work on the legitimate stage and as a motion
picture comedian Tho surprising thing about his death
is that he was only years old and had appeared behind
the fooughs only week before he died. Mr.. Drew was
member OF family that has contributed to the Amerl-
can stage several OF its brightest ornaments, including
Mrs John Drew. John Drew, Jrr and Ethel barrymore
That such capable and loyable Sidney Drew has
died causes international regret
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
SWISS WANT TO JOIN;
DON'T WANT TO FIGHT

N. Z. A. Special TO The Evening Journal.
BERNE, April tl.-Switzerland is anX-
ious TO be a member Of the League Of
Nations. yet she doesn't fancy one Of
the essential duties Of membership, mill
itary action in case Of violation Of in
ternational law. The reason for this is
the strong German element in the Swiss
population. Switzerland fears revolt If
Germany should be the offender against
the league. on the other hand, should
France offend, there is a strong Ro-
mantle element in the Swiss population
which would object to marching against
France.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Members OF the Wilmington Fire Department deserve
much praise for the quick and efficient manner in which
they exngushed The blaze which yesterday threatened
TO destroy the big establishment OF the Wilmington
Furniture Company at Ninth and King streets and also
menaced nclghborng property. TO members Of the
Phoenix Fire Company who were first on the scene In
response 10 still alarm. special commendaton Is due
for the buslness-ke way in which they srapped with
tho fire and held II in check.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
fRAIL NERVOUS
FOLKS CAN NOW
BE OPTIMISTIC
Physicians Say Strength, Energy and
Nerve Force Can BE Increased i'm Two
Weeks Time in Many Cases by TAX
ina Plain
BITR o. PHO SPHATE

New York.-'Legions have foolishly gone
along doctoring for years with false
strength-giying stimulants and drastic
drugs" said the report Of a leading physi-
clan, when today many Of them light
have been well and strong had they but
known the wonderful power OF organic
phosphate Ga substance known among
druggists in this country as BltrO-Phos-
phate) discovered sixty years ago by Pc
louz, the eminent French scientist
Take. for instance, thin folks. They
lack sound, healthy flesh because they do
not assimilate their food properly. They
may eat heartily, but their food does not
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
"sTAY AWAY" APPEAL
IN RFI CLANS AFRO Al

BRUSSELS, April 1.-THE Belgian
government his issued notice TO Bel
gians in other countries that it is bet
ter they should not come homo now
unles they have urgent business in Bel
gium. Family reasons are not cOnsid-
cred by the government as sufficiently
urgent.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

orgapized, VIII have charge Of the ser
vice next Sunday night in First NJ. p.
Church. A large pulpit Bible Will be
presented during the services, ana
James NJ Tunnel will deliver an ad-
dress. Short addresses will also be made
by Edward Green and Ewell Calhoun.
The music will be in charge or
picked choir from members OF the
Brotherhood.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Mrs Charles r. Miller Miss jeanette Eckman and Mrs
H. Messick have been appointed by Governor Townsend
30 attend the twentythird annual convention on Child
Welfare to be held by the National Congress of Mothers
and Paren-Toachers Associations in Kansas City, Mo,
carly in May The selections good one the three dele
gates having eynced in many ways In the past their IN
tense interest child welfare work in our city and State.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Delaware is making fine response TO the appeal for
clothes for the Beglans That true OF the rural
sections as 70 is Of city Thus far the contributions
amount 10 twenty TONS or twice the Delaware allotment
II s tbought that when the returns are all in the show
ing will be even better than that and may so almost 70
three times the allotment.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

With Wilmington Lodge Of Elks taking in members
at the rate Of 200 night il should not be Ions before
The new Eks' Building in city is practical reality
instead of faternal dream. The local lodge is growing
in influence as well in membership It one OF the
most beneficial organizations Of its kind in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Love gels around pretty well in spite of its blindness
-f-f-t
~ snet from the pulpit usually pass over the heads of
N'e sinners in the last row,
-i-f-s
s5oei was lhe only man heard Of who wasn't
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
BRITAIN SCRAPS 1000
or 10000 PLANES

LONDON, April ii.-Great Britain had
2O,Sj0 airplanes and 1913 seaplanes when
the armstice was proclaimed. The gov
ernment has scrapped nearly 1000 ma
chimes as obsolete or damaged beyond
repair.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

II the KisDsnis Club can arrange 20, g.,
band concerts to be held in city this suaan ION
do something that will bring pleasure 20 tbons WI,
men, women and children, Coinedently it win en,r,.
itself moro firmly than in public regard as ~
posefui and constructive organization.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Wllmingbons harbor front development possibilities
have been considered and considered and yet again. con-
sdered until the public is heartily tired OF nearing the
word sed in that connection What il wants is construc
tive action.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Another massacre Of Armenans by Moslem gendarmes
is reported by cable. Now II our mandatory Tor the
Armenans were in force we woud have the duty before
us Of sending boys TO Turkey TO fight the soldiers OF
the Crescent It's all in the league
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Count Won Bernstorf adds his voice Of praise to the
fourteen points OF President Wilson's terms Thus
are Editor Vierck the Faherland and Senator James
Hamilton Lewis fortified.
Evening journal., 1919-04-11
TO PRESENT BIBLE.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, April 1i.-Members OF
the Georgetown Brotherhood, recently
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

Get out OF the way is The first request American
Industry has TO make Of American bureaucracy
Evening journal., 1919-04-11

About a year ago was bothered
with small red pimples on my face.
The pimples scaled over my face and
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Ernst [. Haffner, N. D.
Sermann. N o.
Spesielle Nnfmerfiamfeit tuirb Der
tunnbGstliden Sebanbfuus
aeiuibmet.
Offices tunoen: Z bis 8, bornlittags;
IL bis 2, nahmittaes mn6 6 Bis 8.
: abenbs. Sonntags: 7 biz 10, Dor.
mlittags.
Hbone 76.
SaD Nenisfeiteu.

@cprg Rebnlert unb Sri. AMANDA
2ieicIneper mllrocn an Wittruob lcs'
fer ISOLDE I'M 9eiiein bon @eripanb.
ten unb elmer In5abl Sreunoe ee.
traut. ginige jlunge 2eute beebrten
oas jiun9e Yaar nit cinem Softer.
nbcnb. @ir milniden ocl Nellper.
mdbItcn piel Slid auf benz 2ebcns.
mcge.
9tGditc @ohc lperbcn Gbas. Hueg.
&c uno Iu9lilt Gn9elbrcdt nod Ncs
brusfu rriicn uno BORT Mrbeit quf.
nctm1cn.
G0p. M%urrclnlcpcr ulo icin @ebil.
lc @p. 9lIsfnllp babcn nit. Dem In
ltrcihcu oea >Snncrn Der @pbuun9
bon 6rco Starring %bc9onnen.
Die mciltcn Surmer bcitcllcn ocl
Ntcr Iiir Accomplishment.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

tuficln marcn tia nllf Den Drllno Der
froren, uno 0ie @einbcrgc mlillicn
nofmals anieben.
@eiScu uno Safer iebtn plcipcrs
iprcd)cllo ans. &lclc Snrnncr llno
nit &crnpilnn5cn id)on ierti9.
Plug. Settler lit 5llrilf5cfcbrt roN
&%cllington, Mo, no er clnigc ADO
note Dinourh bel j.. y. SillD lld)
auiocbnlten bate.
AIIlic NcucDcr, Som &taalcr ulo
Gonlilic ionic Srar SriN 1.-THE nit
iDr.n hrci S1bncn iilrO per 9ll1to nad)
So!inc Golultn qCreilt HI oci Seem.
Mcllcpcr cincn &eiud ST mludlcn uto
inn glcid)5citig iciu 9luto 5l bringcll.
&p. Sdnitgcr, Der ieillc nlte Soro
pcrfouit bot. miro lid cine ncltc 6orn
nnidaffen.
Np. &csslrr Sp. Nroefcr II. Srl&.
1iloo 1.-THE rno Gliie &essier fllbrcll
5onrtog nod Srpe.
Ben Wrocfcr l1lo Srnlt mnrcn bel
Nclt Gltcrn bcS SCrrn %rocter OH
@eiud,.
Nugo MirfS unh 6ro,t. inlpic lcint
S,0npItcr. Sri. 2i55jc, ollie bon Ct.
YNuis 'inh sci @crmonNtcn bier dll'
@CIllN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Sd)nlt.I
Scrmann, 81. 2 Nenisfcitcn

6aitor Geo. Sdlllt Sr. uno Trl.
Motbi,oa Soothing lullrocn in Der
@ctbonin Stride 81 Berger bon Fa'
itor @eo. Shulb Sr., 0cln Tatcr ocs
@rIltt.Nams 9etrout. Die Ncupcr-
mGhltA pcrocn in Snoiana lbrcll
@pGniG nufihloGcn. Eultor Sdllllt
itcDt Noielhit an elmer @rnclnoc.
llnicrt bcr5lifitcn @ilnihc bc9lcitcr
0na junrQc Eour.
>Sucop 9lQcnlnrn n~crlolNtc nit Der
Berger Chipping Niin 5mci Mngcn.
lanltngcn fettc Sdneinc,
Sri. Mobcl @clltcl lprlrnc miCncr.
cnu1hlt ais Qcbrcrin ser Upper Sittl(
Berger Shulc.
>Snl cltcrlid)cn Mnuic Der Srollt
lhloiicl on Gomlerstog Irtbll
WfcOcr uuo Grl. Wturp GQcrbrdfc ocl1
8nl0 iiir'a Scpen. Nir ltllcBel
luna Scr, uiclcn 6rclmbeu ocS jun0el
YourCa nll lun0 lpilnihcn ptcl @Illcl
uno Scgcn.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Ma!
/, 1919, as required by the Act O.
October 6, 1917.
Nrlolb &cinlcin Der mcbr ais ell
&obr lang III 6ronfrci6 Wilitor
oiunit gctbun. iii OH GonlerstaG 81
0cn Seincl 5urildgcfcprt, Bon 'cI
1lcn 6rcunDcn muroe iDn Elm mnrnlcl
Gmplang hcrcltct,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

SbloB urlO &iegel jeboh na6 3ab.
hing bon elmer Warf erbdlt man gu.
tritt uno Sugleib einen Erieiter ais
&cgleitcr Der allies ihon intereiiant
crflGrt. Sod piclcs anbcrc bon Srl.
~tcrciic wGre 81 bcrid)tcn bod mod)tc
ih nod einiee @orte ia9en imbc5llg
ouf rnicr 9cben bier.
&ir BADEN cine groBc &acirnc; Die
Wcbulloc iin0 orciitodigc 9aditcln
@Guicr nit npocrncr ginrihtung,
clcftriihcs 2idt, @aiierleitung unb
3cntralbci5ung. Ilcs lit beqllcnl
umo scuniitblib cingcriftct. 8roBe
mo ih0uc GTer5icrplGsc tragen piel
CUR SdGnbeit uno 8eailennlid,feit bel.
@ir crgeben ms tGglid in otblcti.
ld)cn %,lebungen.
Ncst einigc @orte allf uniere Scr.
milaun9slotulc. Die 81. e., q. M.
e. a.. Totbe &rcll5 uno SScpiib @cl
Iarc hnbcn bicriclbit grpBc &ercinss
lotnlc unb &crgniiglngsbuIlcn. Ger
s.. Z. Musb1n9c5cttel licit: SScocr.
mann millfon1men, Niles frci. &icr
lc'en mir audi unlerc 3citllnacn,
ld)rciben unicrc 9ricie, rollfcn III,
icrc Gigorrcn rnb crbaltcn ulicrc
Grquifmg. Die y mnterb1lt bier
cine nniic uno cine trntcnC &uicrncn.
mirthidnit. Sn Der nnIirn Mirtb.
idluft pcrocn Gncuo, Coolies llll
NrG0GlCn pcratrridt, mGhrcn0 IN &c,
trodcncn @lrthld)olt 1c0cn 1crinDt
3oblung allies 81 habct lit mas lnn'
elm Solont bralltt.
%tGcn Nbcn6 III or @odc f6nncl
Wir 1ltd) riu Sbculci rClud)cll. @it
mo 10 bcilldlcn mir ol!t) Die ocllt
ihcu Miopics. Spcrn lrO &on5cric
ca t6nnt ibr ichcn bnB boo Schcl
elmer Occupations Nrnlcc nidt ollSll
liuicitiD pcrlGlIit.
SD hobc filr 10 Sugc ciHen l(r
lnub Crboltcn Den ih Oiric Mod)r oll
trrtcn mcroc. Mubc nnr Nl0tc nj
Yoll0rca, Mice, loulouic ml0 alOCr
mcbr nui3uiudcu. Iur) mill ih En
ria, &ullcp, (nul, uub Gpon bclldN
Mic i'm WrilH}t m%ilbcuuinhllt)
in0 mir 6 ullh I'M Sport. 20 he
ben mir in ciucnl 6ubbollipicl ilbl
e; Ole 36. Qipiiion Den SicG Nnpon0.
troQcn. @2ic pcrloutCt mcrOcn ~.
on critcn Nini imborticr&n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
@cmeincr s.. u. Clans crbGlt mard)c
Gbrcn.
(Sortiebung bon Scitc y

N{Dpti1Np"''S NS' wv
miiroigtcitCn pprbanocn. 60 bic
Eortu Nigro, Die bns oltc Stabttbpr
ocs ultcn Sricrs bil0ctc. IS lit ull1s
Qcfilbrt Don i%lngcbcilrcn 9l0fcli bon
SullOiteinct bic lumittclbur bel
(ricr gcbrod)cn mlrocn. Sic limo
obnc &alf gclcgt mo mcr0en Ollrd)
Giicntlommcn 3u1nmuncngebultcn.
,$u Mittclaltcr mllrocn ale bis ollf
Slpci enticrnt. Gus @cbGllbc lit 100
SUB bod lno 12O SUB brett. Die
0nn5c Nniid)t gibt eincn Dclltc nod
Die l(cbcr5cltglunA boD cS iilr Set.
unga6luecfc gchnllt inorocn lit. %icr
Silrme rugcn bod cnlpor urlO lhullrll
oltnlpi ms TDnl binob; bicic Sbilrmc
iino mie0crulR burdl @nllnricn Der.
blulocn. 0ic Gorto Ni9ra loll I'M
0rittcn SnbrbunOcrt oca driltlid)elI
3cituItcrs 9cbailt mor6cn iein.
0ic &atDcorolc lit nic lltcltc &ird)l
I'M n0rblihcn europa, tic ioQ nlls
Dem pierten Sabrbunbert itnmmcn,
Gilligc Dnltcn buiiir, oub c. friibcr
Ger Euluit Der &ailcrin Ct. Mctcno
QcpcIcn lei bicic babe cs Damn cincnr
@iifof 9cidcllft, Der Is Damn ST.,
&uthc0rnic l1nlQcmon0clt b1tte. Sit
lit idon ctlidlc male 5CritGrt, ood) ic.
Ncsmul mic0cr hcr9cltcllt mprhcn. 81,
&ou5cl IN Scr &utbc6rulc lit ci1 Ntci.
itcrltild Nca Wilohoucr Sons Mlprcd)l
Moitmnm un0 itnnunt aus 0cn Sab
rem 1511-72. Sas @un5c itclIt Ok
%,rAprr0igt, Den Suo 0rs jiiugitcl
@crid)tS mo sic iiebun g&crfc ocl
9armlcr6igfcit oar. IS licgt be
rcbctcs 3rtgnis bopnn ob, Onb bil
2eutc sic Stunt bca Vil0boucrS Der
itnnhcu bohcn.
Iic nShntfommrr" Scr &nthcbrO
It cntbGlt ciniac olte mcrtbpoIlc WiicJ
ct. id)0nc Standardization, 0orlmte,
ocn ggbcrt @ciliQcni6cin un0 cjniQt
m~crtbupIlc Nlotten aus GbcnhpI5 0e
id)llitt.
%u Der 9}Gbc Scr &~nthcNrulr it.,t
Die 2icbtrolicnfir6e ouigeiihrt nnd
Notiifcr Nrbiteft,tr.
Ginc onbCrc romiihe @ollfru,it ii
bic @oiilifo. G5 nor Scr fril0Crt
@cridtSbof un0 8u0lcih @crimgml
lun9slofol ser GauiICtte, IS lit eli
groBes @aditcin @CbGlloc un0 ioll In
oiertcu S%orrrmocrt ouiQciiibrt nor
ocn iein. Ginigc mcincn cs lei ocl
Sdlolt Sorltantllc Oes WroBcll &c
mricn. Scst lit cS cine cponacIiid),
STRIDE, 0ic einsigc in GriCr.
Ter Safer GaIoit lit cine Rllirr
ltur, abcr ocnnoh 5cugcnb BON per
idwunoener Graht. Sir cine lang
Belt bieB es Der foiierlife Yaloit, je
hod iugcn Die 0eutihen beute ouB c:
r0miibe g6oer marcn.
Sos Nmpbitbeater lit nid)t 10 gu
crbalten pie bic nnoercn 8ebGlloc
IS befinben iid piele ampbitbeote,
i'm IiioIiden 5ranfreid, iie iino abe
ale fleiner ipie bas in Srier. @enl
es alif siim eroBen SbeiI MIR Rili
men iinb, 10 fam mon iid benrod
pobl bas 9iIb zines romiiden Sbea
tiers boriteIen. gluf beioen Seitet
befinbcn ii6 Soupteinednge Die jcoe:
fpicoer in brci Sbore setbcilt iino
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
@cnia ~Idjmcidlclbait.

Bauer (Sll cincm Ncd)tsunpalt,
scr i'm obcr ipcgct onocrcr orirs
ocnocn Wcid)Gitc nid,t pcrtretcn mill
uno ibm cmpiicblt. ipcaen ieincr
Nuaotclliodc ohnr Aopofoten ppr
@cridt 81 trctcnO: Noi, moi, Scrr
0oftor, Nou0ct Sic nor nit, ma bat
nor ,@crjdt 0lci cn Dicl grobercn
Nbidcl Dor cinrnl, mcm 10 Il Scrr
miifnmut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
nnS 0ffcntlihcr Notar

ous mjttlCrc (bpr filIrt sum cigcnt
lthCn >tunrpfpldb, ip0brcn0 Die an0c-
rclt hciOtu (bprc 81 Den SitCn MP
rem. llcbcr Den Mauptcin9dnBcn 10
gen 5Uci Gbllrme bod cllpor, Ger
&fplob lit fr~ciSt0rrnig mo lllll.
iuBt rinU G%lndclrmmt Don 11G
Wnr0a @droC mo 60 CARDS &rcitc.
llntcr hcn Sibcu Der 3ulduucr, mrl.
hc Cite ollie n%rridNpun0cn iin0, be.
iinbcn lid Die 3mjnGcr no Die mllonI
Sbicre 9chnltcn mlr0rn bis ocr
&onnpi looQchcn ioltc. Gas (lcotcl
bet 10000 SiGplUGc. Nui Dem
&fplub murNcn unter onocrCn bic
SranfcnfGnigc 9Iacnrid mo NoQNiit
pon oen milocu Sbicrcn 3crrilien OH
Nnoronung Nca Noiicr2 G%onlt0NtiHt
Gle r0nliihgn NU0rr:- Nit 0ri
N~usQroblng oicicr &uinln mur0c i'll
Sqtrc 1877 Der Nn'onG acnlodt
SIC uufociumorncu Nnijn2 mo &5dl.
~icrfonGlc 5cilgn SIR @CnilQc mrid}ul'
3nedc 0uo WcbGlror irjlhcr Nc0tcnt
tot. 9tod) Scr Nollort ST urtbcjlrlr
i,onunGr hicic WdNcr ous Scr .3cit
"a Sic N6rncr ioldr @dOcr bin Inn
micDer ciniilbrtcn.
Die oltc Wriitt i.bcr Ole M}oicl
SIC NiciIcr inn stunt InGil rGnliihcr
c5rflmit mic bic NuiIoorn rGmiihrr
Nooen bic npd out I'll crfcnncn ijuo,
~belcuocu. Tic Q|rilfc lplrrNc I'M ,Enb.
r, 1850 ppu Sen Ironspiun 5crit6rt.
| nbcr III Den $ourln l7i9- 81 mit0cy
erbout
Der q NjcorJra ur;ndlrumrn.
Ser in 1850 crhnlit nnrng, btinlhe.
fin ouf cinru Nsr W2rfml1rc Der
toSt. Or ircH bar wic Ser 0u0cl
| Nrn 1rohen tatrt 9uta msr0cA 0il
Iniar &ohrcs2rifeu in bciou0trtn Tt0li.
rem horoeItcIt,
9os Muicum cutb6lt cinc rcidlt
>>nmf1i,a na1 Ncliuticn. Iicil
1mm,l,rro umioft r6nliidc Bl6iet
jgn,r 9Irt N,rnhSufur1lcr. cine lido
no SommIpno BON Stcinurncn, @lG.
icr ol,s hcm 17tep uno listen ;lolr
m,nbcrt bc,,tIde N;lOcr. Soden oit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

ecy7 8eohtet oas Gatltm auf benz
aorcbsettel bes g~olfsblattes nno En-
ue,,crt bas announcement iobalO oils
rpie onsiclbe abgelal,fen lit. @cnn
Sic bos SolfsbIott nidt crbaiten.
Damn lit b06It nobri6einlif Der
@rrnb bofiir, baB SIR announcement
Scr GrnCucrung bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Gin ucttcr Gicbhabcr.

.9Soruul lit ncinc &%crlObrnG nit
oc,lr jlrn0cn NrSt ollScinonocr acNon'
gCl?"
.Icufc sir, CT iholtc mir ncuIlh
in 0ir glltOcn, uno omt orlhcrn Go9
ididtc or mcinrm Eupn Damn Die
9icdnunQ."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Sciratbs %iscnicu.

Walter j. Meyer------------Berger
Esther I. Fahrmeier------Berge
Willie C.
Mathilda Nahmensen-------St. Louis
Rev. Geo. A. Schultz, New NELLIE, Mo.
Mathilda l.. Rohlfng------Hermann
Arthur A. Dothage-------Warrento
Malinda A. Warrenton
Edwin HuXol, -------------Hermann
Louise Rausch, ------------Hermann
Geo. A. Rehmert ---------------Bay
Amanda A. Liesemeyer, ------Bay
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-01
YOUNG MAN ON JOB
AT WESTERN UNION

In the person OF V. u. Carlson.
who Is relieving J. J. Stankey for his
annual vacation period, the local
Western Union Office bOasts the
youngest expert telegrapher on the
coast
Altho Mr., Carlson most emphatic
ally denies that It will be necessary
to alter the present standard equip
ment to meet his requirements, II
seems advisable to place a special
requisition for more appropriate
set OF Instruments, In order that they
may properly conform with his age
and stature.
Deducting the usual three or four
years apprenticeship necessary be-
fore anyone shall have tho required
experience to handle the position
such as he In entrusted with. Il IL
safe to say that he started before he
had mastered all his A. d. C's.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-01
CHILEANS "CHlLLY"
TOWARD PREUVlANS

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. IA large.
ly attended mass meeting was held
Saturday at Antofagasta. Chile. at
which it was declared that Peruvian
residents were no longer welcome
there. according to reports from San.
tiago today The meeting demanded
the expulsion OF $4,000 Peruvian nj
trate workers in the district to make
places for Chileans. Many Peruvi-
ans, the reports add. embarked on
Peruvian steamer which called at
Antofagasta yesterday.
Reports from Lima state that a de-
legation of prominent Peruvians in
London will present memorial to
President Wilson regarding the Tao
na-Arica problem.
The Peruvian senate. the advices
added. is endeavoring TO force the
foreign office TO hand over the do
cuments relating to the present in
ternational situation the foreign min.
lister having refused the senate re-
quest for their submission
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-01
CLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
IF yOrR RACK HURTS or HAD
DER BoTHERs YOU. DRINK
LOTS or WATER

when your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed 70 load your stomach with
lot OF drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritatc the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean ilkr you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with u mild. harmless 6alts
which removes the body'a uriuous
waste aud stimulates them 10 their
normal activity. The function of tn.
kidneys is To filter tho blood. In 20
hours they strain from Il 500 grains
OF ncid and waste. no We can readily
understand the vital importance OF
keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots OF watcra-you cant
drink too much. also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Salts. take a Tablespoonful In glass
OF water before breakfast each morn.
ing for n few days and your kidneys
will act fine. This famous Ealts Ia
made from the acid OF grapcs and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
and has been used for generations To
clean and stimulate cloRgcd kidneys;
also to ncutraliEo the acids In urine
80 Il no longer is source OF irrita-
tion. thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts ID inexpensive; cannot
injure: makes a delightful efraryes-
cent llthia-water drink which every
ono should take now and then to
keep their kidneys clean and active.
Try this also keep up the water
drinking. and no doubt you wiliwon.
der what became OF your kidney trou-
BILE and backache.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-01
Germans Admit Foch
Was Best Strategist

PARIS, Jan. IN. Harden. the
German editor. in an interview. has
declared to the correspondent, OF no
Temps that Germany was beaten Nv
the superior strategy OF the French
generals. Marshal Foch he declared
was a military leader far above Lu'
dendorff. who never has been victori-
Gus on the front. As for Won liini-
enburg. the editor characterized him
ms little more than figurehead..
Harden expressed fear that the loss
OF Alsace-Lorrsine would be for Ge-.
many n wound like that suffered by
France. but he hoped the borders
would have no great importance in
the future.
He considered the former emperor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-01
MAN HELD FOR
PHILADELPHIA
BOMB WORK

rHll.ApELrluA. Jan, l.--Super-
intendent of Police Mills has an
nounced the first arrest In connection
with the bomb explosion Monday
night NJ the homes of thrcS prom'-
ncnt men in public life here which
were supposedly in revenge against
the judicial Police In enforcing the
law against open sedition and the
display OF the Red flag. Mills de-
clared that the man is probably re-
sponsible for the explosion and has
been actively connected with the Rol'
sheviki and | W. W. We will not let
lawyers or relatives see him. he said.