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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
Wolocnes Gemeinoej jabilal,,t.

s(,1f Sic fiinf5ieidbrige Wirfiomfeit
fon1te on1 2. 5ebruar oieles Sabres
sic lutb. 1reifoltigfeitsgenein0e III
9eicouet 5uriidblidel1. sllS perldie=
oenen Uriinoe1 bate nlan oomols ie=
oocD bon elmer sSeier abgeieben. Die
1elbe mar o1f lebten Solmtog onbe=
roun1t poroel1. glm Gorlnittag fa1o
ein einorlfspoller Seltgottesoienlt
1tott> in benl Elm ebelnoliger Seelior=
oer ser Ge1ueinoe, Baitor SSlpalo
2lgenbein aus GDpreb, Seros, Die
sSeftpr6bigt bie1t. Rrof. 6. 81. gIic=
fer11id)t bon bieligen Or Martin 2n=
tier College 1pracb lpdbren0 oe5 gea1b=
nittogsgotte5oienltes lrno am MbenO
)ielt No1tpr N. 6. SQbrecbt at5 Slee=
pp gpe Sic 6eltpre0igt. Faltor s. S.
9llbrecbt bon bier ipobnte ebenfollS Der
sSSubeliun1sfeier BEL.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
Ginbrnd in Sleepy Gpe,

eeSn 5leepD GDe tpur6e Sonntag
Dor elmer @o6e in Ser Qan1pert Cunt
ber So. nnb in Dos &oblenlager bon
$. s. Bingham & Son ei11gebroben.
Diey l1ebeltdter ideinen elmer ooer
mebrere iunge1t 8uri6en gepelen 5u
iein. 8ei Bingham beridafften tie
1ib ourb 3ertriin1meru1tg Ser @las-
ibeibe in Ser Sfficetiire 3utritt, 1tnb
oa es ibnen nibt gelang, irgen6 ettpas
Don @ert 51 entbeden Oas iie bat=
ten nnitnebnel1 fonnerL lieBen iie ibre
@nt an 6en borbanbenen @egen1tdn=
ben in Dem 8nreal1 aus. 5ie ribte-
ten in oen1ielben einen 56a6en bon
ettua $50 on.
sst1 Der 2u11tber Gon1pa,1D tpar Ser
Belofd)ranf 5ufaanigertpeiie often ge=
Miebe11, ll11b 10 pnr es ibnen cine
2eiibbttigfeit, cine betrdhtIibe Snrnne
in @ertpapiere11 an itb 5u nebmen.
sic nabmen $3.50 @ert @egierungs=
bombs, $75 @ert Spornrarfen 11nb
berfdieoene 8eriibe berungspolicen nit.
go melt lit es Ser 8oli5ei ni1t ge=
lungen ben Gatern auf Die Spur gu
fonlmen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
Seem lm Anneota, lretog, oen g. SUIT, 1919
&riegsbeteranen.

9lm Weitt1nohobeno lebter WoGe
fano 1T Der 9lrll1ory cine Ner1o11t11=
lung elmer sln5abl Geteranen 0es
MeltfriegeS ltatt. Die @abl 5eitlpei=
Tiger geallten pltroe porge1or11r1e1;
alt1b 1nuroen Gorbereit1tngen fiir oie
Nbboltlrng elmer Werbefalnpogne fiir
W}ifglieoer getroffen 9lm II. Sunni
miro in Der 9lrnorp cine tpeitere
Nerlanlmlllng ltottfinoen. GS miro
erlpartet, oab lib Damn aue Hetera=
nen oes Weltfriege5 cinfinoc,t.
2iel1tront 81. s. 9lnonn ipurbe 5,1ll1
5eitDeiligen Nralioenten getpdblt 1tno
WalOenor SSabnfe 5ltn Sefretdr 11nh
5dabllleilter 0em bonn 8orliBe1l=
oen ernanl1ten Wfitglie0lbaftsaus=
1cinB geboren an 6. S. 5bn1io, Youl
g9Sinfelmoln uno @enrD 81. Oieb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
Oel 0bettsuerbano
fit Sro1pu GpnntD
3iueia ser Subtle Sealt0 Miipeiatipn
am Samsfag in Sleepp Gye ge=
aritnoet, SIN Gonntp ipa eine TIM
terindnng Ser gel,tnbbeitli6en 31t=
ItanDc 1tnternpntnteu tuer0en.

8ie in bielen ol1oeren Counties
0e5 5taotes, 70 lit jebt a11cb i'm
gronn=Gol11tp Elm 3meigberbano Ser
Mi1nelotaer Ellblic Sealtb 9lllocia=
tion ins 2eben gerufen lporoen. Oie
@rill10ung erfplgte am leeten Cams
tag IN 5leepD @De, nno 8. S. @oui=
lter aus Sleepy @De m1roe gum Bra=
1i0enten Der ne11en Orgonil lation unb
County =elgent s. 80. 8ane 5efretqr
0erlelben gelpdblt sluBeroem geb0=
rer nodb 0rei 0ireftore11 ben Nor=
5tano o11. 9iele iinb Sri. Sierra 5trid=
Ter altS SEEM lllm 1lnb sic SSrouen
Oro Sraltlnann aus Gon1freD INTO
q. Norn1an aus 9anSfa.
Gn6gitltt9.
Oie GerI rIamlnlltng bon 5a1nstoo
nar einberufen mproen, nm oie Sr=
gallii iierltng 0eS 8erbanoes per1nQ.
ne11t 51t n1acben. GS botte ndn1lid
bereitS am 81. Mai eine Sibltng itott,
geflr1oen, nit Dem Neiultote, ooB Ell.
tie 5eitlpeilige 8riinh1mg oes gonn:
tD5lpeigeS porgel1ommen muroe. Die:
les Gorgeben mar Ser geringen 3abl
BON Icllnebmern 5l15ltlcbreiben. Sc:
oob maren OIL 5anlstag oeS 1bleD;
ten Wctter5 lpegen aus Sen lunliegel1
Sen Srt1cbaften nitbt biel1nebr Ser:
treter erlhicnen. Irob0em erfldrter
| iib Die 9lntpe1 1e11ben fir Sic Gornabnlt
Ser Driino1ng. Gon Seem lllm fpn11:
te niento1o 5ugegen leil1, jeoocb p1tr:
Be, mie bereits ertDdbnt, SRI. Gerc
Strlcflcr, oie all allen geil1nobeitli:
| den geltrebltngen oen reglten 9lnteil
nt1ltlnt, IN BEN 0ireftorenrat gelpablt
8pllen 1tnterinden.
9ll5 cine ser erlten glrbeiten oes
neuen Gerbonbes lit oie 8ornabn1e
elmer unteriubung Ser ge1unobeitlt
den 3nltanoe I'M gon3en County ii
Nusiiht gel1om1nen moroen. Gorld11
! fig itebf oen1 Gerban0e fir 6ie1e nni
dbnlibe 9lrbeiten sic Glu11tne Dor
$500 5ur Berfiigllng. slnb iou Der
1ncbt tperben, 5u elmer 1puteren Bet
cine gepriifte &ranfe1tpdrterin a115u
iteuen, Sic iib 1o1uobl Ser @rtpahle
men mie oer &inoer annebrnen iou
9lugenblidli6 lit1o Sic &ra11fenlparte
rinnel1 ipie in ser Gerlan1n1lnng nit
geteilt tpltr0e, 5ienlieb rar. Seood
lit 0ie sluSlibt porbanoe1l 6aB 5u ge
gebener 3eit cine ipI9e aus Sen 3mil
Iings1td6ter geponnen mer6en fanr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
8orbereitung fit
oas 6eimtebrfeft
Sic sSunipr rzHinniere etneune1 Gpllz
5ngsansId,uf' fir Die 5eRlupdje TN
Sunta11sr, Nebengcictc tueroe11
anaenDn,npel,. G,coee,ftafeln 1T
Ger Slp6Giitte fiji HiDssterf fongilien
peroen ssss Sas staG furntne,n.

9lm Jreitag1lodnlittog letter Wod't
bielt Der Noll3u95a1,8lbub be8 Seen
lllner S1l1lior Gionterperbonbes ei1lt
gibllng ob, lber Die 9et11febrlpohe TN
Somn1er 81 beraten, beren Nbboltlr1(
boz ettpa et11em Monat belhlof1en m1lrz
be. Der 0or|itelloe lultrbe mdbre11(
ser @ibllne bon BEN 9nmelenoen be
ouftro9t, ei11ell Goll5ugaous}dlb por
Nio1,ier1nit9ltebern 5u ernenre1l, oel
Sic Norbereitllngen fit Sic Teltmptt
in Sic Sonb neknen foil.
Ser GDrbereitnnes esousIfn'',
111rcD Sen Gorliten0en iourSe11 to:
bonn bie foleeroen Io1nen unb 9erre1
3u Mttglte>ern biele5 2(usIdu1leS er:
ra1r1lt: q. s, 0obl, Sos. 0iepol1er
UreD So1nonl1 Otto 0ort11olln, Ser=
mann 9ein, 9ulrp Selb, Gorl P
O1onoerfelo, gS, s. Suliu5. 0eore<
Morti, Urau Se11rn Gngel, sri: 500
9eers, Urau Wtortin So1e, Trau Nroll1
95ier1onn, SRI. Sbo Sod, Sri. Souilt
Metle, ST. Soa Sds, Urou s. y
Metloff, SRI. Sertto Weidfe, 1111o Urol
@rn1t Mt6erSft,
Die erite @itung oiele8 AuSldunes
fi11oet beute, Treitae ,abenb }tott A1!1
be1n Yrogramn 1tebt be{c1l0erS olt
Son ltituierllne bes 2lu5fduileS o1lrd
Sic Mabl ser 8eon1ten.
Wfitglieber 9etuin}d)f>
Ser Er6ltbe11t ipurbe aud an9emtez
fen, an Ste Mitelieoer ipmobl ip'e az
aue iene, Sic CUR W}itslieoId)ott sugez
la1jen >perben, ein 9iunol6re'be11 81
ridten uno 1ie auf bic 9ein1febrmobf
a1151nerf1om 5u n1oden. Sn Dem
@6reiben lon aud auf Ste geeel1f=
tafeln in ser 8lodbitte bt11selple'e1
lperoen. '91i6tntt9lieoer, Ste 5ltr Nnfs
nob1ne in Sen Gerbano beredttet lt11o
1ollen erludt peroen, lth 10 balo ala
.l11Dolt6 Quf1leblnen 81 lalle1t,
9eebeneeieke angenpmmen,
Ser s(u5 l1ub fit 9feben9elete, oe1
auf ser Sabresperla1nmlung ernonll1
>puroe, unterbreitete leinen Bertnt
SET etl1l l6lteBljb ber bon ib7n auaaez
orhetteten 9}ebengeIete etrl|ttnln1g an:
QenDn11nen murbe.
Iie Nerlon11l1ll1ng befd)lob arh, II
ser 9fQbe ser Blodbiitte etne Uloggell:
iton9e 5u ribte1 uno BET belonoersl
Nnld]len Sic Motto11alflagse oaran 81
bitten. Der gefretdr tprrne bealFz
tragt, bte}e 9lngelegenbeit 81 erle0tge1l
Sic Oeoenftafeln fiir S3~
Der 9lusid)ub fir Ste Gebenftafelr
IN ser Blodbiitte u1terbrettete ebel1
falls einen Beribt, ser, oblDobl Ct nod
nt6t gang oollltdn5i9 TT, bod teh1
idon 70 piel erfennen ldbt, bob ote II
SSrooe itebenoen ga feln NIT BEN 9fonte1
ser Yio11tere uno beren 2lnfuntt II
Seem uln1 unsefdbr So fo1ten me1oe1l
O1tt be3ug alif bte Nnlagen I'M 81.
8lodbiitte beru1n muroe Der Se16lllt
gefabt, Sen 1urnperetn nerlu6en, II
Sem acknowledgement Bo6tpertrag &C.
1igeno @runb nnb 8o0en etn6nl6lte
fen, ser n0rblt6 bon ber 9itte 10 SUP
in noro0ltlt6er Nt6tunq 5 SUB bet
rogen 1ublt6 Bis au bie Nllen unb an oe1
@a16tngton Strabe bt5 an oer
8iirgeritet9 reiden lDll.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
steinbr,td) aneeblid perfa,1ft,

Ser in Ser. M4be bon Neoifone ge-
legene 5teinbrub, Der in Dergange=
men Sabre itin gelegel1 bat, ion einern
8eriibt 5ufolge ourcb eil1e ausmarti-
ge. sSirna aufgefaltft noroen iein. gS
beiBt, oob Ser 11eue &on5ern Die Mn=
Iage bnlb ipieoer in getrieb ieben
lperbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06

Die Mbgangsflaiie iebt lid) in bic
fem Sabre aus 80 Waobe11 ln1o %
@naben 5lliatnmen i'm gan5en alio
55 5hiller. 8ie aus 0ernadfolger=
ben Nanensliite 5l1 erleben lit, bat
(5ortiebultg auf Ser s. 5eite.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06

6ranf Ge dlssino aas
Golparo f5infe btioe cams G
.1tno aus benz. Nt u "a rhsiiie4s.
iporoet1 illllo odbei,a siriebltes 1 /
fen.
Die 5lt elmer 8n6tbo
5tilDater Der1trteiltell
Sanles 81 2eart) 1nlb Soft
lo11, Die bes berinbten Mlls
ilberfibrt ipnroe,l, f1lD &
Wohe I'M STAB otsallbtbais
.fert 1Doroe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06
9er &anlpf 0eger1
oie 2SroDi6itio,g

Gs lit nid)t un>pa9r TeJeit(il, /, 0af Hrd :
iioent gStl|Dn Das SrieqsqgD(]ibi= =
tipusgefeb atfbelcn ntrb, gSih=
tigcr Wrunb fit Die 0ieaterung, bag
9auo pprlduFjg nidjt utruGen 3te
Iegen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06

Jrau Serbert Dtttbenner 1T
.Wontag BON IracD 3l1riidgefebrt no
|iie tbrer Iante llro Greltnben eir1en
|mebrm66entliden 8eln6 abgeitattet
batte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-06

Oife &linfbammer l1nb Grall
iino Ste s1ildltden Gltern etneS frdfttgell
Sunsen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Orders

Every package out in ample time perfect order
all
impress upon you Mail Order Department growing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

Naturally. tomorrow is Exchange Day at the
Popular. We ask customers to come and
as quickly as possible. But be sure the gifts
We also remind those who received Gift Ger
a value on these through our Pre-lnventory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Exchanges

make exchanges OF Christmas gifts
were purchased at the Popular. Y
tificates that they can obtain ext
sale.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-19
STATE NEWS


Waterman and Wilmot have
bought of N. P. Wheeler the garage
and livery stable of the Junction
house at White River Junction. The
deal was made last week and as MI.
Wheeler does not take possession of
the hotel for 60 days, Waterman and
Wilmot will not take over their new
property until the same length Of
time.
The post of the American Legion
at White River Junction has formed
basket ball team with George
Blood OF the University of Vermont
as captain and William H. Bowden
manager. 1t is the wish of the team
to have all basket ball players in the
post to join the team. The opening
game is scheduled for December %,
when the Mortified Post team will
come to White River Junction for a
game in Gates Opera house.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-19

an orchestra and a large choir, and
Christmas cantata. The morning
subject will be "Thc Best Christmas
Giet." At the Universalist church
there will be special music, Mrs. Sea-
yer and Mrs. Lewis will sing and the
subject of the sermon will be "Thc
Birth and the Re-Birth of Jesus"
At the Methodist church arrange
ments have been made for an appro-
pirate program, also at ST. Peters
and st. Elizabeth's. The. Sunday
schools win all have their trees and
exercises all on Christmas eve, the
oath, except the Congregational,
which will be on Tuesday evening.
Ernest Martin has been in Pas
sumpsic for the last two weeks, in
stalling Il new furnace, putting in a
bath room, etc, in house there.
Mrs. Selma Cyr Of this place was
recently married to Albert Fox Of
ST. Johnsbury.
The Methodists have a new conc
pipe" furnace for their church, which
is now being set up, and it is hoped
will prove satisfactory.
Joseph Lapoint, who is at the st.
Johnsbury hospital, is reported to be
much better.
Miss Annie Lincoln, who has been
staying with Miss Clara Shirley, at
H. c Wilson's for the past two
| vynoEc hoe. 1,ot,,1.pad 70 hon o,,ntjc
Mrs. H w. LISTERS.
The village water was tested quite
1 recently by the State Bureau of Hy-
/ giene at Burlington, and pronounced
absolutely normal.
Norris Weston has been quite i'll
with neulitis for the last three
weeks.
Mrs. Carroll Pike has gone to Bur-
lington TO spend Christmas with her
parents and Mr. Pike will join her
there little later.
Miss Anna Larose of Lancaster, N.
H., is to spend Sunday with her
] friends, Miss Nellie Davis.
For several years past it has been
the custom of Judge j. T. Gleason
to offer to each of the children of
the Congregational church who will
p attend church every Sunday during
the year and keep a record of the
services and text, the prize of a
book. This presentation is made quite
a feature of the Christmas service
and this year there will be fifty-fve
books to be distributed as prizes or
Sunday morning. These are all valu-
able books, some of fiction, and some
on patriotic, historical and other sub.
ects, but they are all valuable, anc
will prove souvenirs of worth to tho
boys and girls who have so faith
fully earned them.
Il William Human, oldest son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Human
comes from Oberlin, Ohio where he
is college student to spend The
Christmas vacation with his parents
Mrs. w S. Wright has a Christina,
guest her sister, Miss Hopkins, who
is teacher in Richford.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-19
JUNK DEALER

!. ARON, Tel. 564-W, Ely Street
Paying cents lb. for rags; Z cents
ID. mixed bags and 1ubbers; 40 cents
hundred paper; GO cents hundred for
magazines, 75c hundred for cast iron,
SOC for wrought iron. Call by phone.
Will use you right.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-19

Use Nazol for colds in children and
adults. adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29

Try NEWS TIMES Want Ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
CHARGE PORTO
RICAN LABORERS
WE'RE REPRESSED
Report on Conditions in Ha-
waii Will Be Placed Before
Island Legislature.

HONOLULU. T. H. Sept 90. -
Charges that Porto Rican labor
ers on Hawaiian plantations
were oppressed and denied equal
justice. made in "A communication
signed BY number Of Porto Ricans
and PLACED before the Porto Rican
legislature on March 8. 1919. are
declared by r. ID. Mead. secretary
or the Hawaiian sugar Planters
association. 20 be without the slight
est foundation.
No Discrimination.
Mr.. Mead said there is no dis,
elimination against Porto Ricans
that their living conditions on the
plantation are not as described in
the protest and that. IN his opinion
the whole thing was gotten up by
agitators in Honolulu headed by a
disgruntled explanation Iaborer."
The Porto Rican legislature de-
manded an Investigation. and it has
been made under the direction of
Attorney General Harry Irwin of
Hawaii. with the assistance OF the
territorial health board 4 report
viii soon be made 10 Governor g.. j.
Mccarthy for communication 90
Porto Rica-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
BolSheUiRi!

Some fella ask-a ehat ] think
bout da BoIshcviki. I do not under
stand Den he tell-a me fin-a tale.
] say. please meester. YOU make-a
bigga mistake in your whats you
call EN- night school pronounce
pronounce ronounce-ation. Dat is
no Boisheviki II is da BULL-she-
Wiki. You get no Italian man in
such-a bunch. Too much-a like da
Black Hand. Dere is no more-a
Black Hand. only when somebody
IN da bigga Main Office MONKEYS
with da fountain pen when she leak
OATS pretty good Joke, Ell? Fritz
Hafner told mo those.
20 home read dc pape bout
dee-a Bolsheviki. 40 good. No
shave-a da face. no Quito ola hair
look Ikea da bum. Ikea da vida
man in "a circus. Bigga fellas too
biEga neck. neck just Ikea stove
pipe-so dirty. BoIsheviki Ikea
da steel but never stella ia cake of
soap He no Ikea da wash dirty
guy.
Deese Bolsheviki say everything
all wrong. nothing right. ne smart
man. ne make EN- right All he
knows is use-a da club or bomb or
shoot Off-a da mouth.
One more-a thing. Decsa Boil
sheviki Ikea da church. 40 ikea
da hear somebody preach Much
talk himself on da corner on-a
soap box Da church is too good
for him.
wiki no want % woyk-nobody work
How we get ia eat. da clothes. d1
house. da chair. da bed, de stove .
Somebody off-a da nut Bull Bull
Bullsheviki,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY
BUEHLER BROS

3f9 - Michigan 5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
BEVEREN CLUB
ORGANIZED To
BREED RABBITS
Will Raise Two Different
Strains on Cooperative Plan
For the Fur.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-An organ
zation known as the Beveren club
has been formed here TO breed rab-
bits for their fur. The scheme is
being run on cooperative lines.
The blue Beveren and the Hava-
ma rabbits are the strain which the
club intend to rear. The fur Of the
blue Beveren is of lavender blue
and is long, lustrous. fine and silky.
That of the Havana is of a rich
chocolate color and is thick, fairly
long and fine.
Ii is hoped TO produce from these
rabbits natural furs, the color of
which will not fade
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
kindergarten Helps for Parents
Photograph Records for Children
In the Home

will help them 10 discriminate be-
tween different kinds of music.
To play singing games a number
Of children are required. Direc-
tons for playing those on record
CV) 1865. How Do You Do. Ny
Partner" Let Us Chase the Squir-
rel, The Muffin Man. Did You
Ever See a Lassie" and Soldier
Boy may be found in "A Graded
List of Victor Records for Home
and School" prOcurable from any
Victor dealer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29

What JOY music brings to the
heart Of the little child, How rap
idly he responds to its influence!
sometimes it soothes him to sleep;
often II excnes him TO action; again
il seems to tell him stories. or 20
paint pictures.
Songs.
Among the first songs which little
people enjoy are the Mother Goose
classics: Hey Diddle Diddle. Lit
tie 30 Peep" and Little Jack Hor-
ner." all on Victor record 1900.
The children viii generally recog-
nize the words Of these songs at
once. but if not. play the record
again
Let the children sing with the
record. They should be encouraged
to sing with light floating tones.
Slmber songs make ar especial
appeal to children. and The Land
of Nod" 90 1S.O74. and the "Slum-
her Song (V) 1888. are great
favorites Hear the record before
YOU play it for the children so that
YOU will know the story Ask them
10 listen for certain definite things
about which the songs will tell.
Children also delight in initiative
songs and FOR this reason love to
hear and to sing and initiate "Old
Chanticleer (VD 1885, The Gu
ckoo Clock" tND 1885 or COlum hia
A2.I22. and THE Blacksmith, and
The Little Shoemaker" both on
CVD 1881 Show how the black
smith hammers on his anvil and the
shoemaker ON his last.
The following tiny nature songs
deal with child interests and will
easily be learned. Tracks in the
snow" CVD 1904. THE Chicken. "
Mr. Squirrel" The Buebird. p
"Tiddley Winks and Tiddley Wee, -
six Little Puppies" Mr. Duck
and Mr. Turkey" Little Birdie
and The Bunny" an or (V) IT,
776. "Violets" and sweet Pea La
dies. both ON ND 1885
Rhythmic Music
Another means Of artistic self-eN-
preston for the little child is rhy-
thm through bodily activity. sucE Is
marching skipping and singing
games. Show the child how to
march or skip. or TO play tho games
90 The music then let him try
Happy Days March" tVl 1901.
The Toy Parade" Co A2.111,
American Eagle March" (Edison)
50,410 and Military Escort March
tNl 1865 are excellent. The body
should be carried easily erect; the
step should be short and light Let
the youngsters play they are soil
dicrs or people marching i'm amy
one OF "a dozen kinds Of PROFESSIONS.
Then. again. they may imagine they
are q band playing horns or drums.
Appealing TO the child's immagina-
ton whenever possible is great
aid IN the Interpretation Of music
ON record (N) 1925 are three
excellent bits of music for skipping.
Much grace of movement can be ac-
quired through This simple exercise.
IL the child plays lhat he is skipping
90 Erandua's or 20 a little play
mates house IL VIII add TO the in
terest I'm the performance On this
Same record are two other short
comp ositions-one for initiating
high-steppin horses. lifting the
knee high at "a right angle. and the
other. horses or reindeer running
a quick. light run with short steps.
After these various movements
have been learned and executed 10
The proper music let the children
play them without direction. This
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
CLOSING HOURS
+. TO Be CHANGED
Step to Be Taken in Order to
Conserve the German
Coal Supply.

BERLIN. Sept. Correspond
ence)-To conserve Berlin's coal
supply move Will bee made 20
change the closing hours for cafes
and restaurants from l1.30 p. m. 20
an earlier hour not yet decided up
on The theaters and restaurants
Will be restricted i'm their use of
light and Berlin viii have 90 ex-
pect a material restriction even be-
fore winter SO that coal can be
saved.
The railroad service also viii be
materially estricted-sleeping cars
and dining ears Will probably be en-
Jirely abolished owing Jc the in
creasing shortage of locomotives.
short Engines
Germany is now short OF ESQ To-
comotives. while $4,000 cars are due
70 France.
There seems no lack of raw ma
terials 10 the railroad foundrics but
the workmen cannot or viii not de-
liver their peace time quality or
quantity OF labor. a locomotive in
peacetime could be built I'm "a week
by rs workmen. Now 213 work
men are necessary 20 build one.
Workers Appeal
The emergency workers OF Great
or Berlin have published am appeal
10 the miners OF Germany urging in
creased production since they say
catastrophe threatens Berlin
through lack OF coal which makes
IL impossible 20 produce building
materials. notably cement
Waterways are being used n all
possible cases as substitute for
steam transportation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-29
BIRTHPLACE is MARKED
BY MEMORIAL TABLET

SOUTH SPENCER. Mass. Sent.
ga memorial tablet to mark the
birthplace OF three noted inventors
has just been placed on the site of
the old homestead Howes Village.
There were born Elias Howe, Jr.,
inventor OF the sewing machine
Tyler Howe, inventor of the truss
bridge, and William Howe, who in
vented the first spring bed. Elias
Howe. Jr., was nephew Of he other
two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14

THE Surety Garage and
L Motor Company, Inc,
will be operated under the
personal supervision of
C.. E. Green, whose active
management in the past
has won for the SURETY
a standing with automo-
bile owners and operators
who have dealt with this
concern, that is SEE. %
none.
Now that we are in our new
home at 18th and V SITS
N. w.. with 10000 SQUARE
feet, to be used as storage,
we will be in a position to
give our friends the serv-
ice, and that at pre-war
rates. We avail ourselves
of this opportunity in ask
ing you to call in person
and inspect our fireproof
and spacious buildin 6,
which we have spared
neither money nor talent
to produce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14

THE SURETY GARAGE
L AND MOTOR CON-
PANY, Inc, located at 14th
and V streets n. w., have
inaugurated a cooperative
plan which will benefit
every owner who deals
with the "SURETY." We
are putting this plan into
effect Immediately. Be
sure and have our Mr..
Green explain the details
of this cooperative plan to
you in person.
GETIN ON THE GROUND
FLOOR