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Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
A N S L Z Y 6
For Gifts
Women Need Swamp-Root.

Thousands of women have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sus-
pect it.
Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trou-
BILE or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of
ambition, nervousness, are oftentimes
symptoms of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physicians
prescription, obtained at any drug
store, may be just the remedy needed
to overcome such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.
Y, for sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Americus
Times-Recorder
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TO SEW
EOP COMMUNITY TREE.

The girls of the domestic art de-
partment of the high school will be
very busy in the intervening days be-
fore school closes as they will make
1000 bays to hold candy and fruit
for the Community Christmas tree.
The work is truly labor of love for
the children of the city and is love-
lv Christmas gift from the girls to
them. Miss Martha Cobb, director
Of the department, is supervising the
work.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
PhPLOR SALE AT
MRS JAMES DAVENPORT'S.

The parlor sale at the residence
of Mrs. James Davenport, at )
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, will be
conducted by the Young Woman 5
Auxiliary of Calvary church. Many
attractive handmade articles will be
displayed and tea and sandwiches viii
be served. The auxiliary expects to
establish a Woman's exchange early
in the new year and those desiring
information may telephone Mrs.
Emory Rylander or Miss Georgia
Bena Dodson.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
CHARTER ASKED
FORSANITARIUM
Sixty-Six Names Attach
ed To Petition For
Wise Hospital

Petition for a charter for the new
$4,000 hospital at Plains, which is
to bear the official name of Wise
Sanitorium, was filed in the Superior
Court here Yesterday by Attorney
w A. Ds1son, representing the
large number of Plains citizens who
will become stockholders in the en-
terprise.
The petition sets forth that the
business of the institution shall be to
carry on and operate a general hos
pital, and also to operate in connec-
ton as a part of the enterprise ""
Wise Sanitorium Training school.
The following 66 names, including
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
AME ERICUS VISITORS
WILL BE HONORED,

Miss Catherine Hamilton and Miss
Isabel Wheatley will leave in a few
days for Macon to visit Mrs. Paul
Sanford. The following is from the
Macon Telegraph:
"Misses Catherine Hamilton and
Isabelle Wheatley, of Americus, who
will arrive shortly to be the guest of
Mrs. Sanford will be honor guests at
a bridge party to be given by their
hostess on Wednesday, December 81.
There will be other affairs planned
for these popular young girls, who
are well known here, where they are
frequent visitors"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
SOCIETY
SUMTER COUNTY TO BEGIN
CHRISTMAS GAIETIES.

The initial event of the Christmas
season will be the large dance which
the members of the Sumter Club will
give on Tuesday evening, December
%. The dance will take place at the
Windsor Hotel and Meuche's orches-
ira has been secured, assuring a de-
Hghtful program of music. A large
number of invitations have been sent
to out-of-town guests and the occa-
sion promises to be one of the most
delightful of the yule-tide season.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
MISS SHEFFIELD
GUEST AT DINNER.

Miss Sara Sheffield was delight
fully entertained during a recent
visit to Miss Katherine Giddings in
Atlanta. Today's Atlanta Journal
says:
"Saunders Jones gave a dinner
Sunday evening at the Piedmont
Driving Club for Miss Sarah Shelf
field of Americus, the guest of Miss
Catherine Giddings.
"Miss Giddings was gowned in black
chiffon velvet and Miss Sheffield wore
a dinner gown of rose duvetyn.
Covers were placed for Misses
Catherine Giddings, Sarah Sheffield,
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
A N s L EY'
Table Linens ~
CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my most sjrcars
thanks to the many friends and a..
quaintances who, during the ulras,
and death of my wife, spared no AZ
fort to lend every possible assistance
These courtesies will never be for
gotten and will ever me treasured
by me.
W. L. SPRAYBERRy
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

q Chas. BEinkley, Joe Dozier p,r
Mimick, Mrs. Ross Dean, ]. A u;nA hiA
Z L. Gammage, L. W. HarreII LIE Ta:
Barnes, j. c. Arlington, Tim, ~, a'-,'(''a '0s
q Wise, Mrs. Laura Wise, DaVi:al ,I,laa
Howell, Mrs. Annie Howell, Sam Nc 10
Garrah, G. W. Thomas, Frs. Tstt;. ~
Caughman, A. G. Kendrick, '@tS5e 7 w
Jennings, Royal Fletcher, " " ~
Wise, B. A. Wellons, Geo HiTer y, n
S. Moore, S. H. Zimmerman w NJ
Tilley all of said county, and q A. A.
Phillips of the State of Tonnesyoo H.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

One you've used "CERESCO," you
say extra, superlative in quail
ty," for it is especially adapted to
dainty cooking, for making better
biscuits, rolls, cakes and pastries.
Just say "CERESCO FLOUR" to
your grocer. He has it.-8-10t
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Large stock of Wilton and Axmin-
ster Art Squares and Rugs. Just
what your wife may need for living
room, dining or bed room. Gyles-
Andrews Furniture Co.-12-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Jean Ashcraft. Virginia Hand, Rem
sen King, Herman Riddell, Capt.
Robert Willard, Elwyn Tomlinson
and Saunders Jones'"
The Woman's Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. L. D. Lott Thursday
at 3:15 pm.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Received Tuesdays express some
very small evening dresses which we
will make attractive prices on for
quick sale. If you are interested
come quick for they will not be here
but a few days. Ansley's-wedfri-
sun
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Groves TasteIess chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-"
riching the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
ening Invieoratine Effect. Price fNo
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock with
a miscellaneous shower for her sis
ter, Miss Ella Wilson, a bride elect
whose marriage to Jesse Powell, of
Fitzgerald, vii take place at the Les
lie Methods church at noon Decem-
ber %.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

Drink Chero-COla, 5 cer,s.-2-3o.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

desires, performer also, which gives the
privilege of personal participation in the
music to all who wish it; and which makes
the Aeolian- llion a genuine instrument
of artistic H.. Il expression.
1t provides the means in its extraordinary
Universal Tone-Arm, by which all different
makes of phonograph records may be played
with equally good effect. Thus all great
artists, all instrumentalists, all bands, Or
chestras and entertainers, have sung and
played for the pleasure and entertainment
of the owner Of an Aeolian-Vocaion
1t exhibits perfection of mech~nical fea-
lures that reflects the skill, the l. ralleled
experience of its makers. But one example,
the Aeolian Automatic Stop-operatlag with
positive precision-simple, sure and uncom-
plicated-lllustrates the perfection of all its
mechanism.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17

W. L. SPRAYBERRY
Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-17
he AEOLIAN-VOCALION
THE PHONOGRAPH. SUPREME

TIME one great, fundamental consider
alton in a musical instrument is its
- tone. On its tone-quality alone it can
rise to pre-eminence, or remain on the level
Of mediocrity.
The phonograph is not one musical instru-
ment, it is thousand. The myriad different
instruments and voices it is asked to repro
duce call for tone quality and versatility
infinitely beyond the requirements of other
Instruments.
lHE Aeolian Vocation has risen to it's
position of world-supremacy on the strength
of its marvellous tone. No other features of
Universal Tone-Arm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14
Yin Sas Enblifnm.

"a ih eingeieben babe 0ab ser
%criltt Sruei @eidI1itc 81 9lrihcr
3eit 5n bctrcibcn niht 5luIt Sortbcil
mcincr &unocn mciner Srcunoc, o0cr
6l nlcincm Sortbcil lit, babe i6 ocn
~2ibcrnl Store" an Serb. Tlct per.
taltit uno mcrbc bon jebt an mcinc
gauge 3cit unO Nuincrfiamfcit mic.
Der nlcincm STANDARDIZATION @cihGit.
I'M alton 8cbQlloc Der Scrnlann Sap-
ings Sunt, lpiomcn.
Sd Dilnihc mcincn su9lrcihcn
Srclrnocn 81 banfcn fir beren @obl.
ipollen unb &unoihaft mdbreno id
ocn v2iberal Store" fiibrte uno boffe
boB bieiclbcn Dem ncilen Gigentbii.
rncr basiclbe @oblmollen ~cntgegerl.
bringen meroen.
.2ibcral Storc Sidcts" iperoen
MIR nod oicie ISOLDE %cingelolt.
Or. ". g. Sifion,
Scrmunn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14
in Scr ". &. Stride.

Nn Srcitag (bcrtc) INN 7:45 l,br,
obenos, miro Goitor .. q. 9ucss,
bon scr Berger Nc. &. @cmcinoc, bier
III nnicrcr Stride cine Mcoc boltcn
llbcr Den 6cgcnituao, r0as Sabrb,u.
bert u1o sic Sonntagsidule." Dos
Ellbllflm lit bcr5lih millfommcn.
an naditen Sonntae miro Die re.
gelnl1Bigc Sibung Scr Sonntoaldulc
INT $50 ltbr, pprmittoes, bcainnen,
l1no bic ErcOigt Inn 1890 ltbr, Dor
mittags, unb INN 7::3O l16r, oberos.
Die Sllltior 2coelle Inn 6:45 llbr,
abcnos. Sci ser slbcn>onbod,t miro
Der Ealtor cine Heoc bolten iibcr Die
5'pcitc anfunft GbriIti. @ir beiben
Gltd, lpillfommcn.
u. s. ltpbnff, 8aItm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14
Seiligc Wiiiiun in scr Maria Sim.
mclfabrtsfirhc in Worriipn.

Nah mcbr olS % Sobren miro Ole
fntboliihc @cmcinbe 81 Morriion,
NO, iid mieber cinmal bes GROCER,
@lilfes elmer FL. Wiiiipn %crfrcucn.
9iciclbc miro crDffnet orn Sonrtag
ocn %. Sebrllor i'm 10 llhr, nit ei.
ncnl 2cpitcnonlt, rnb i6lieBt am 2ten
W1r5. Der aud, in 0crmnnn uno
2ittle Berger bcfun1tc bodNp. Tron-
5isfancrpatcr Spbnnn Soicpb @roa.
ger, miro 6ic FL. Wtiilion obbaltcn.
In bcn @crfttngen lit jrocn Moracu
nm 8 llbr &odnmrt mo beutidc Irc.
oigt; abclos I'm hS llbr cngliidc
Trcbigt unO Scger. Ser Stonbcs-
untcrridt miro l1odynittoQS tint 90
llbr gcboltcn uno guar: Wontoqs fir
bic Ginocr, 0ienStnQ iiir oic 6roi,cn,
Wittmod)s fir Die SungIrol,cn, Son.
ner&too fir Sic SiinaIin9c. 6rcito9s
fir sic @anncr. NGbcrcS nG6ltc
@ode. Nile Iinb ircltnoIidit cinge-
laoen.
=. Gu9cn S~oac6orrL >. S. 90,
Yiarrcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14

*Nci bicicm rcallcriihrn Wcttcr ii
rs rutbium SticicI 81 tra0c,, ulo cltd
nor Grfdltltng 81 bNpabrcn. GotbC
Stieicl 81 $3.50, mciBc 81, $3.50 lnN
Irmp Suf Sticicl su 1925.
Die Cin9abc III @ctreif Scr Gin.
tonmcn Stclcr muB por Dem Is.
N6ir5 gcnlnd,t mcrocn.
casper Hclbad bon &anluS Gitn.
Wto., fam geitcrn Dicrber Inn ieinc
Shucltcr, 6rau Com. 9iltbep, at PC.
iudcll, mcId)e idlper e%rfranft lit.
Strait Wutbilbo 2arfin bon @el.
lington. Gon,ono Naiie uno @attin,
bon Selcno. grf. unb Otto Sirscl,
bon ct. Souis, iparcn am lcttc1
0icnstng bier. I'M scr 9ecroiauno
bcs p%critorbcncn Or. Gbnlono Noiic
%tel5uDnbrcn.
-6rou Carolina &phloncs, ncbIt
lodter, bon &anios Gitl SSro,t
@nnn Sctting lno &ino, bon Ncbor
Gitp, Ionic 6ralt G6oS. Ricdmonn
nno SobL bon Sartsburg, moren
porlge @odc bier olrf @ciuh bel
Gba$. Riedmom utlo 6omilic.
Oscar Socbnig, bonn Sricocns.
thai, perfouitc om letten Moutoa
'eincn @obnbeiib, 0cn often Sobn
Slider EIos, IiOlid bon Scr @. &.
Stride, on Der Worfitrobe, an 0npn
&. &obpn, fir $500. SEER Hobnn
miro olif penn 0runoItiif cin Yunoo.
Iolp crridtcn.
-llnlcrc Strobcn hoben 0uS Oclcn
Icbr notbig. SnfoI9e OeS trofcncn
IND milocn @intcrs bat iid hag &c.
oiirfniB fir Del bicicS SSabr bicl
frilbcr cin9citcIlt, ols luic iemoIs nor.
ter. 8ir boifen bob ser Sto6trot6
leincn Illftrag fir Gel hoIOmGglifit
cin'cn0en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14

MIN Wontng bicicr ISOLDE lpa,
lier ctuas Sreibeis i'm Slub.
SRI. Gliin Mlliif bciano lid 81
Gnoc Scr porigcn @od,c in ct. 2p,is.
-Gbas. ailrmcl mar ON lcttctl
SnmstnN, gcidGitsbulber. in ct.
@orli5.
-Gufncr Bros. ho6cn an SriB
&iberlcu, poi Goic, cine 0ohgc Soltr.
ing Gar ncrfnuft.
-Gbas. Hlcdnlarl mar Glloc let.
ter @odc ultf gcilld) bel leincn &ir-
bern, in ct. 2ouis.
-Srou ,Sranf 9cetntnnn hciinoct
Iih ocgcnipdrtia iii ct. 2nltis in Gr5t.
lidcr @cbanolung.
otto HocrpC, bon Worriicm mar
an lcbtcn SurHstng bier III gcid)dit.
liGcIt 9lngclcgcnbeiten.
-4ug. Gcbliing uno beiicn Sob.
nc Iino ieet beim gbbrltb Der ultcrl
9aer's Sale. alf Dem u. 6. 9cgc.
mann Gigentburn an Der Gitlid,cn
3ipcitcn StroBc.
-SSnt. 8ronnenlanlL mclhcr bel
Gbas. Noritnlonn. on Roltte /. orlf
9cil,d, gemcicn mar, lit oul lcttcn
Gicustag mirocr nod ielneln &cim
in Noonpille, qereiit.
Der Gpangl. Sllgenopcrcin lit
bel Der ollsarbeitung ci1es Eroarnms
fiir ser @uibingtonfcicr, urt %.
Sebrltor. @ie gclpGbnlid 10 weroen
aud, oirieS nal Grfrilhuu,gen Ter
piert.
-Nmuolt ". 5. ellis bot in ct.
Solues, Wtn., Elm @ltnaulolp ncbit 5
4dcr Hnno gcfnuit. Gr miro ON
1. Nt1r5 nit icincr Somilic bortbin
5lcbci ino st. Sor1es 5u lcilcr finn
tiaen Scimatb muhen. @crr ellis
miro oort cine Iopofntur unb @runb-
beiie Gbitrnct Office croifnen.
-Riduro NocIhcl ncrfouitc nul
Dergonacncn Sumstag lcinc % Idcr
6orm. . Meilcn meitlih bon Ser.
manl,, fiir $3.50 ol Ill9lit SnnS
BON Eotsham. Scrr Nans miro ocn
8eiiD 0icic @ohe antrctcn. Nerr
Boeidcl miro sic Surmcrei nift
mebr bctrcibcn rnb iit) notwithstanding
IN Sernonn nicbcrlaiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14
Wurriiun Madrihtcn.

Sri. @ipla @cbrcnD, bon Scrntann,
mar anl pcrgongcncn Senntaa bier,
oltf @cild) bel Srcurlocn.
6rau Scrmnrm Scfpttc, Don Scr.
mann, lit bier olf @cillf bel ibrcr
Ntllttcr, Tral Gbriitino Boss.
Srou 9. &. Cooper, bon @oscon-
abc, mar onl nrrigcn TrcitoQ bier, IN
1eihGftlid)cn gnaclcgcnbcifcn.
Geo. Soss bc9ab Iid) all ucrgonge-
ncl Sanstag nud) Gbamois, I'M iei.
ncn @rltocr, Soc BOSS, 81 bcilldcll.
Or. j. ). Gullgbcll bcianO lid ON
Wfontog bicicr @ohc bier llnb bethel.
ligtc iih an Der &crinunmllllng Scr
Circftorcn ser Morriion 9anf.
s.. s. Wcrtcns lpnr nlll pnrigen
Mittppdl inn iiloliden Sbcil ocs
Gpllntps, I'M bcn Glcpclunb Sructor
ST. bcmonItricren.
9(m lebten Sonntaa slbeno pcrinm=
nlcltc iid) cine 5nblreide @cIellihoft
bon 6rel,nbcn unb Nodbarn I'M Scinl
BON Srcb Same ,lnb Satin, I'M
Srau Same 5llr Scicr ibrcs Soften
@ebttrtstaecs' nit elmer Sl,rpriie
Eartp 81 becbrcn. Sral1 Same er-
belt cine grobc gll5abl nrGhtiger
@cidtnfc. @ir miiniden ibr nod
ntonhc fr6blid)c @icoerfebr bes
Cages.
6rau Carrie Sdutb, bon @crmol,n,
mar onl lcbten Sonntng bier, olli Sc
illd bel S%crponotcn uno S%rcrnbcn.
Ycter Mertens, BON @%crntonn, Der.
lcbtc Den p%crgallgencn Sonntng bier
bel ieiner Whutter, Srou Is. Wcrtens.
Otto @ittbolls, bon Sonbp Soof,
bot sic ols nEoiium @nlloip" befurn.
tc 0orn bon @m. Stcifen gcforft.
Yope unO Gngelngc boben fir
ju1,ges Hinbpicb g~efaltft unb
basiclbe ol,f ibrer Tarm altf
oic @cibc tbln. Topc llno Gngclage
iino ebenipmobl mnternebmcroc Tor
lner ols mie &ollflcl1te.
MrnolO &%unlrcrt rn0 @attin mo-
rcn Gin paar Gage Der uorigcn @nd)e
in ct. 2ouis.
Cine N(n5abl unicrcr jll,lgen 2elltc
bcaob lid an norigcn Mtittlpod noh
I'M elmer Scriumnllun9
Der 81. Of 6. 2pge %bci5lnpobncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14

-Ghos. Spctbola mar an Der.
gongcilcn Sonntug IN @niDiugtcn,
oltf @ciltd bel icincr Spd,tcr.
Ter biciigc Commercial Club
pcrlamnclt lid, ON nIhitrn Samstag
Abcllo sur monatlIhcn Sibung.
Serb. Sdpitb uu0 Wnttin, Don
ct. Sollis murocn poriac @odc ollrh
Die @cburt cillcr fleincn Sod,tcr or.
frclt.
Sic Hopnl 9lrCanlnl 2ngc miro
AM Is. Scbrl,or IN Scr &on5crt SaQc
cincn MasfcnhoIl gcbcn. Scocrmonn
lit cingcluoen.
-Gopin iunb Otto Shuiunmirg.
BON Il. =. r~eiitcn gcitern nah @cl.
linatou, Wo., mo lie ori Scr 6orm
urbcitcn meroen.
-Mo9lidrrlpciic miro Scr Gocn
SenlinurI o@lcc Club" mo bu5 Srd)s
otter 0crntum i'm 2ullfe bicics Mo.
mats cinen 9cilid) nbitnttcr.
-Snlilis Wcpcr, bon Berger. H. 1
bat sic Gotten 9tr, IS uno II al Der
WnrftitraBc, in &crmorm, iilr $4,000
bon Trit 0utmam gefouft.
.. 6. Hicf bcfan0 iid nlcbrcrc
Gage ser ucrgonGclcn @od)c i1 ct.
2ouis un0 bciorgtc sen %crfnllf ser
Fcl5e lpcldc CT nod, unDunh bate.
-@cu &oifmoml, bon Scope, mar
an lcbtcn Wontug bier, in geidlGit.
lidcn &crrihtlmgcn. Ncrr Soft
mnnil tbeiltc ms nit, ouB Nppc bis
ictt Don Der Snflucn5u pcrihont
mllr0c.
Sim nGd)ltun Somltng 9lbGno
miro Der Sllgcnb &crein Scr fotbp,
liihcn ct. Tol,ls @cncinoc, in Scr.
ger, IN Ger SdulDnllc, cine brnmo.
tiide llutcrbnltllng 9cbcn. Infong
lnl $50, abenbs.
-0ie Sbeilbabcrihoft bon @il.
liams & 8ol5, Moihipiiten, lit oltf.
geloBt Dorocn. Scrr @ol5 bat oas
frilbere &nmmiiiions . @cbGltoe ol,f
Dem Tulll Monje gigcntbum, an ser
Grlten Strubc. gcmictbct. uno miro
BORT elm @eihGit ouf cigcnc Rcf,
lltn9 bctreiben. Gr miro oaS Sc.
ld1ft nm /. WGr5 erGfinen llno eine
ollgerneine Maidincn @crfitott be.
treiben. @asmoifincn, TRACTORS llno
Groftmaihiicn fiir Sorucn miro be
ionbcre Iuimcrfnmfeit acluiomct
ipcroen;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14

-Scnrp s. @aucr, ncbIt Sobn.
uno 8. $. S6lueiabal1ier, bon @or.
rl'ol1, mad)ten u%nierer Office am let.
fen Wontag cinen acih6ftlihen &c.
JUDI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb
-, 1919, as required by the Act o.
October 6, 1917.
-alcranocr 9tniic, Sobn por
Gilacn Hniic. wir0c cbrenuoll ans
1cn Militiroicnit cntloiicn mo febr.
tc ON lcg!cn Nontug nadbauic 5ll-
rid. Or mar icit s Wonatcn IN
Ncmport, Greg. unO Sancoupcr,
%@oib. i'm Gienit gcpeicll,
-Sir bcrid,tcn nit 9coaucrn bnB
6rc0 Sinocr, Sobn BON SriB Climber
ullo Satin. frilbcr in Scrnrmm
wobnboft, ubcr ictt in Ct. 2ouis alt-
iGiiig, i'm lcstcn &ricg ihucr peripull-
oct mllrbc. gr bat ben @cbraud ieincr
Scinc mo Die Sprnfe %pcrloren; Dies
fam jcood) piellcidt mir tcmporGr
icin. 9luBcrbcm bat CT audi eincn
arm bcrloren.
-8rnucrncur Srebcrif Gardner
crnanntc Nidter Sbep. @rat 8. 81.
@crlbel, ". :. ellis ulb q. 8.
Iann 81 Gbrcnoelcgatcn bel bcm
Wtib 3 Continent GongrcR fir cine
2inu hcr MaticncL mcl6cr onl %.
u1b 26. IcErunr IN ct. 2ouis tagell
loirh. Ser Gongrcb miro abgcbalten
unltcr bGl Nn5lri3icn Der 2iga CUR
Gr5pingung hc5 Nricocns, nit
itoa.jidCn 3Iucl3n in Wiiiollri. &un-
las. Nrfonins, 9tcp Mcrico, Soma,
Scras Ncbrnsfn, Oflnbonla unb
Colorado.
-Tranf StcpbnL Sobn bon @nl.
Stcpbum. bon u. 3. lit olll lcttcn
Wpntng bon Camp Nnbgc, Soma, slls
rilf9cfcbrt. Gr iullrbc %cbrcnDoll cnt,
nud)ocr1 CT 3 Mouatc i'm
Eicnit Qclpcirn mar.
-%puis Drummer, Sobn bon Hein,
tJnlb Drummer &r. llnO Satin, ppn
Shicfcrs Brand. lit ON pcrgangcncn
Sonrstng bon Camp Sllniton bier oll.
Qclnnot. Gr mar bcinohc I Wollatc
Gent l,no crbielt icireml enogil.
Ibi6ico.
-9llbcrt Mllcllcr, Sobn bon Geo.
llno @attin, bon 2ittlc Scr
ger, bat icincn cnbgiltigcn Ibidieb
pom MilitGroicnit crbolten ,tno lit
pori9cn 9onncrstag bier allge.
fommcn. Gr mar ser Gpmpunic
Barber uno bcfono iif ilbcr 6 Wo.
nate I'M 0ienit.
-@crni5 &. Sifipn, Sobn bon
Or. ". 9. 0ifion, crbiclt am lctter
Oienstog ieinc Gommiiiion als Griter
lieutenant, 5nhnGr5tIifc Seftion 81. !
ficcrs Ncicrpe Corps, Scr Scr. Staa.
ten Nrmcc. @crnis mar I Wol1ote
Gent.
-6ronf S. Sdultc, Sobn bon
6cnrp Shultc ulb @ottir, bon 9op,
it an lcttcn 0ienstag bon Comp
Sluniton bier onQclon9t. Gr lit t6
Monutc inr Gicnit aclucien lnO CT.
,iclt am ppriQcn Otittlppd icincn
gbid)ico.
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Seirat6s 2iscnicn.

-Gmil Nogcl lit IN iein Central
Notel @ebolloc ge5ogcn uno bot iei,
@obnballs an Der Sii1ften StroBc an
5. Sdaefcr uno Sanlilic, mcld)e fri.
fer in ct. Charles, NO, mpbntcn,
ucrmietbet. SEER Sdocier lit eil1 Ior-
mann in Der hieiigen Shubiabrif.
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Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.
Sermann, 20 o.
Spe5ielle Infmerfiamfcit iuirb ber
ipanbastliden ge%banblmng
geiutbmet.

Sfficc-S tlnoen: 7 bis 8, bormittags;
~ Bis 2, na6mittags unb 6 Bis s.
abenos. Sonntags: 7 bis 10, Dor.
mittags.
Tbonc re-.
Evening star., 1919-11-11

power to give stability to the world
if we are as noble and as unselfish
and as wise as the men who did not
cease firing until the hour-hand
pointed 1859 on the morning of No
vember IL, 1918.
''The eyes of the world are upon
the people of the United States. The
easy way is to withdraw from the
responsibility which we voluntarily
assumed the day the first American
fighting man crossed the sea. But
that road leads backward to the fif-
teenth century deeds. That way
would make the treaty of Paris as
miserable a document as the treaty
of Vienna after the Napoleontc wars.
The road to the complete victory we
helped to win is the harder one of
cooperation of all free peoples to
secure the basis of world justice. At
the end of that road lies the basis Of
permanent peace.
Last year. before the armistice, the
men in arms were severely tested.
They did not finch. They conse-
Grated their all, even life, to the vic
tory we acclaimed.
This year is our testing time.
America should face forward on No
vember IL, 1919, and resolve that
the world shall not fail to reap the
fruits of the victory achieved one
year ago today. We must dedicate
ourselves to completing the task so
nobly begun. We can no more re-
Evening star., 1919-11-11
"As Great in Peace as
in War;" Is Americas
Goal, Says Mr.. Lansing

The following expression is by ROD
ert Lansing, Secretary Of State:
THE celebration of the anniversary
of 'Armistice day IS fitting COM
memoration of the admission of de-
feat by the malignant power which
for over four years had devastated
Europe and compelled the sacrifice of
millions of lives and caused untold
misery to mankind. With the armis-
tice the period of waste came to an
end and the period of reconstruction
began. AS we labored to overcome
the armed foe of liberty. SO must we
labor to restore that which was de-
stroyed by that foe. Until such res
toration is accomplished. our task re-
mains unfinished, our duty is but par
TALLY performed. America must be as
great in peace as America was great
in war. We must go forward today
with the same patriotic zeal, the same
fixed determination to serve mankind.
and the same unselfish motives as
those which animated this republic IN
the days of conflict, otherwise the VIC
tory achieved a year ago viii be IN
complete and this anniversary of re-
joicing without justification or real
meaning"
Evening star., 1919-11-11
"Eyes of World Upon
America" Declares
Secretary Daniels

Following is a statement by Jose
phus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy:
"No one in close touch with the
fighting men of the republic or with
their parents can ever forget the
exaltation of joy which swept over
the world one year ago when the
guns ceased firing on the far flung
battle line in Europe. The impulse
of this newborn happiness was that
these chivalric crusaders had borne
q brave part in freeing the world
from the evil thing of autocratic
force, and that their valor had usher
ed in a new and better era 1t is
for us in America to say whether
the supreme sacrifice of those who
died or the equally heroic service of
those who lived shall or shall not
have been in vain. 1t is within our