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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
TO QUIT C. 0. P.
If LEAGUE wins
Sen. Brandagee Denounces
Pact as MonstroSity

WASHINGTON. July DE
covenant az n 'hideous monstrosi-
ty." Senator Brandegee. Connecti-
cut, today Joined Senator Borah in
the threat TO leave the republican
party "the minute IL stands for the
league OF nations"
In n statement in opposition to
ratification of the league covenant.
Brandegee said:
"rhis country has had three criti-
cal shocks-first. achieving its in
dependence: second, framing its
constitution: third, preserving the
Union under It's constitution. We
are now confronted with n fourth
crisis. II shall be 10 preserve our
independence or surrender IL.
am an American and nothing else.
have taken the oath to protect
and preserve the constitution of
the United States and so help me
God | am going to do IT.
The so-called covenant for a
league OF nations. which the execu-
tive has made article one OF the
peace treaty, is TO my own opinion
Il hideous monstrosity shall
never vote for II. | am not going
10 be buncoed by any lingo about
humanity or the moral forces of
the world or by voices in the air.
I am for UNFOLDING the American
flag. not for hauling II down. !
am for the stars and stripes and
not for the milk white flag OF neu-
trail internationalism.
Il will leave the republican party
the moment II stands for the
league OF nations"
Senator Hitchcock read into the
record editorials from the Stars
and Stripes. a paper formerly pub
lished by tho A. T.. F.. 10 show, he
said. that the soldiers favor the
league. Senators Kenyon and
Poindexter suggested the paper,
being under war department super
vision. dared express no independ-
emit views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01

Telegraphic adviccs received
from Washington closed nine
regular offices of the United
States employment service I'm the
state Of Washington. and also
discontinued 81 volunteer farm
labor and soldier and sailor
placement bureaus located thru
out the agricultural districts.
Lack OF funds and failure Of con-
gress to enact new legislation to
provide for the continuation OF
the governments labor clearance
organization is responsible. ac-
eortling to Lawrence Wood,
state director, who was notified
by Director General John Ii.
Densmore.
Offices will be closed at Spokane
Tacoma. Walla Walla. Wenatchee
aberdeen, Yakima, Bellingham ant
Seattle. A placement bureau WI
be operated in Seattle for the pres
INT. Wood said.
Since the service was organize
On a war time basis, January i, 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
COMPLETE HEARINGS
ON MARGINAL WAY

All that now remains for the com.
pletion OF condemnation OF w. Mar
ginal way is acceptance by the city
council OF the condemnation awards
granted by Judge Frater In superior
court Monday. Hearing on the as
sessment roll was completed at that
time.
Question OF whether the city coun-
ell will put its okeh on the awards
remains. as the council IL divided as
to whether the roadway should be
located along the side hill, or directly
adjacent to the west bank OF the
Duwamish waterway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01

PANTAGES

The Shimmie Dancers proved 30
popular at the Pantages last week
that they are being held over TO top
the new show which opened Monday
The dancers. four pretty girls and MS
many young men, give an exhibition
of the one-step. fox trot. Maxixe and
waltz danced In the original style and
then wind up the act by doing the
same four dances Shimmie style. The
act is prettily staged.
A miniature musical comedy Is pre-.
scented by People and Greenwald. in
which pretty young soubrette and
two comedians are featured. There
is also n group OF nimble you &
chorus girls who appear at intervals
thruout the act In attractive cos
tunes.
Joseph Greenwaid, n popular char.
actcr, assisted by a company of four
players gives an amusing comedy
sl<it; Bert Melrose In a clown come
dian: Betty Brooks is a graceful dan
Ger: Myers and Weaver present THE
Arkansas Travellers" a rural comedy.
in which music and dancing predomi.
nate; Amoros and Obey are Partisan
eccentriques.
Eddie Polo. cowboy screen star. ap-
pears In n two-reel comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Chicago's Saloons
Open for Business

CHICAGO. July LIMITED Press.)
Saloons were open and doing bust
ness nearly "as usual" here today.
Beer and light wines were on tap.
In some places stronger drinks were
reported for sale at double yester-
days price.
The last minute action Of the city
council last night In issuing 0-day
licenses permitting the sale OF beer
and light wines caused several hun
dred saloonmen to change their plans
about closing up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Leaps From Auto;
Is Severely Hurt

s. w. Cox. SIT Madison ST., was
taken TO the city hospital early Tues'
day morning suffering from bruises
and decorations about the face, AFTER
he had leaped from an autofnopiie
driven by Il. Mcleod. Willard hotei'
Seventh ave. and Union ST. e +
E,astlake ave. and Garfield st.
According to Mcleod, Cox was a
member of a party of three he picked
M at sixth ave. and Madison ST
After taking the party about the
boulevards he left the other two men
at the stewart hotel. 5l7 Madison st.
Cox ordered him to continue the rae.
AT Eastlake and Garfield Cox Jumped
from the machine. landing on MS
head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Mayor to Submit
Living Cost Report

Mayor ole Hanson is preparing a
statement on living costs compared
with costs in 1915, to present 10 tne
board of public works in connection
with the investigation of wage con-
ditions in the city departments re-
auested by the mayor.
Department heads. members OF the
board of public works. are working
now on reports Of conditions In their
own departments, to be submitted to
the board, where they will be united
into one joint report on conditions
to 20 to the mayor and city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Federal Employment
Service Is Killed Here

il has directed hundreds of thou
sands OF men TO employment Dur
ing the year ending December 81,
1918. the service in the state direct.
ed 202,5s5 men and women to jobs.
From January / to June 30. the serv-
ice directed 81 ,729 men to employ.
ment, and aided 6,237 women to find
jobs.
Office mt Camp
Since the signing OF the armistice.
the service has directed 1888 sol.
diers. sailors and marines to definite
employment. and has maintained an
office at Camp Lewis. where thou
sands of discharged men have been
advised on employment.
Harvesting turnout the southeast.
ern section is starting, and the serv.
ice had made elaborate plans to meet
the labor needs OF the farmers.
Congress- Kills II
Since March 20. when the service
was reduced so per cent, due to fail.
ure of the last congress to appropri.
ate funds for its maintenance
public funds have been contributed
to keep the service operating. These
funds were granted by various patri
otto organizations to continue III,
service until June so. as the be
lief existed that tho new congress
would appropriate money to con
, tinue IT,
The people OF Washington have
shown that they want the service ;
Wood said today. However. con
gress has decided that 1t is an I'M
necessary governmental department
and killed it."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Stay Of Sentence
Granted Northcott

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. July l.
Granted a stay OF sentence until 10
o'clock Saturday morning. attorneys
for DIR. Ephriam Northcott. San
Francisco physician convicted of sec.
ond degree murder in the case OF
Inez Reed, army nurse. today state
they have newly discovered evidence
to win then, new trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-01
Germany's Troops
Now Hold Hamburg

LONDON. July LIMITED Press }
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen reported that Cen.
Won Lettow's government troops had
occupied hamburg without opposi
ton at O'Clock this morning.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

bate es inn Der .gbimpan3e" al.
eetan: ngr mar gan3 i6redIif at.
auieben. SAT- cine Giertelitunoe itan.
ben mir uno betradteten i'm. Or bat
audi cine ieltiame Stimme, bodit
grellIid lino ibredlid. 10 bab, iper
i'm i'm @alOe bort, arge Surft be.
fommt Cine an0ere Nerfpiir.
Oisfeit lit cine Shlanse. 10 bid mie
Elm Eappelbaum, 3ebn Sabre alt uno
etua Sebn Glen lang. Sic mar
bodit icbenspert. Die SdIange mar
lebenoig lino bate iib Inn iid ielbit
9erinseIt; 10 oft ser 8Grter beran.
fam, poate iie i'm anfauen. Die
ShIanse beiist fein @iit, bat aber
iopieI Strait, oab lie iif Inn einen
9iger, ben iie i'm .@albe iiebt, rim.
seIt. i'm auiammenpreBt uno ser.
malmt."
Mit sroBem Sntereife beobadtete
Der Sdab in Berlin Die aablIoien
Selegrapbenorabte, ole linn .b0fit
erltaunIid" oiinfen. nDa Iin6 nitt
etpa MIR Elm, 5lpei ODER 3ebn 9rGDte.
Oben auf boben @ebGuSen bat man
itarfe eiierne YfdbIe erridtet uno
in bieie an Den Seiten cine an5aDl
Stangen uno Stdbe eingelaiien.
lteberaa iino einem Spinnensepebc
9Ieit 5abIreide Drdbte se5osen;
Dem McnId)en, Ser lie sablen polte.
miiroe es Dor BEN @u9en flimmern."
Gin 10 gutter 9eobafter uno gr5Gb.
Ter mar ser Ieste beoeutenoe Berier.
Idab, ocn am 1. Mai 1896 Dor iei.
mem 50iabrigen Tesierunssilibi.
ldum Sic augel zines Sanatiters in
ser Moidee 81 Seberan nieoer.
itrefte. 2eioer limo sic 3ablreidcn
9l1tter nit &arifaturcn bon ieiner
San0 - er mar Elm ebenio geid)id.
ter pie b~osbaitcr Seid)ner - in Den
Ealaitpirren Ser letten Sabre Der.
i6ollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
6emeimmdfZiQes.
@aidjcn uon y;paoefcn.

lin Wolliad)en uno 9lanfets ol
lpuideL mub man tpeides @aiier
teniisen reip. bent iibliden Sci.
%ulngswaiier 9orag 3uiesen. Dos
8aiier mub beib iein Damn miro
IeIugeidnittene gtapbta. ooer Cattle.
Geife BARN aufgel0it, babel red)net
ran nod al,f 5irfa 10 Quart Aoi.
fer 9 gb1jffel pol gmmoniaf. Sn
raS SeifenWaiier, peldes 10 beib
icin mub, oils es Die Sano trtragt,
Sriidt man Die @dide (ni1t oas
8aiier iiber Die 8aiGe gieben) uno
labt iie 1870 Winuten ueifen.
tut man piele, 10 gibt man nid)t ale
Gleitoeitig ms 8aiier. Stlldt. Die
a%tiGrben, merben ein5eln geipaiten:
3. y. waihe man crit naturlarbig.
Sad)en oaraui Die bunten. Ste man
nit Dem 8aiden be9lunt. eijl man
IN elm 5iueites 9ei1B beiBes, rcilles
@aiier, lit Die B1ihe iebr tmusi8.
Geifenipaiier. Yeim Serausnaitem
barf Die Waide nlbt gerieb,n nur
eeoriidt peroen. Ius Dem eriten
@aiier miro iie iofort in Dos 5tueitc
Gelegt, bierauf nod einige Y,ale in
reincm, iuarmem @aiier seibtpenft.
cut lansiam, peoer I'M Sonnerihein
,cA am beiben Sfeh, seirodnet.
Sas perbiitet oas @elhperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
THRIFT TEACHING
DEVELOPS CHARACTER

Surely nothing is more important
than the teaching Of the fundamental
principles Of saving. Surely nothing
can develop stronger character than
the self-denial which will necessarily
be practiced in learning the principles
Of economy. Surely nothing affords a
better opportunity Of teaching the
practical principles Of patriotism
than that which is afforded by the use
Of War Savings Stamps in teaching
thrift in the schools Of our country.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
Saubere Strobbite.

StrObbIte, weld)e ourb Sonnen.
tran6 uno Seldtigfeit uniallber 9e.
uorben iillo uuo Die elgentlhe belle
Gtrobfarbe perloren baben, peroen
aunad)lt trofcn ausgeburitet, oamit
Ger Staub entiernt miro. Damn reibt
rlan iie mittelit elmer 3~abnbiirite
.raftig nit 3itroneniaft ab lno IGBt
lie in cinem &aiten ODER Stranf i'm
Sunfeln liegen. Mad eiitigen Wiinll.
ten nimmt man fein pulper;lierten
Sdmefel uno reibt nit oemielben
tiidtig bas Strobsefledt mil einem
ineiBen Slane1ltiidd]en ab. 9te 10 be.
tnnoelten Site befoiamen ipieoer
Gin gang friides ausicben. Soften
ite am aniase Der &rempe 8ettitrei.
fen 5eigen, 10 tpGidt man oieielben
3uerit nit Benign ans, ebe nlatt Den
2itroneniaft auf oas Strob bringt.
Sonen iie glan5en, 10 iiberaiebt man
iie nit weibem, braunem ODER
ifpar5en Strobbutlad. BeiBe
Strobbiite tperoen genaidea, inoem
man einen tueiben Slaneloppen in
narmes @aiier taudt, oenieIben
bonn init gutter heller Seize einreibt
unb Die Site oamit polltdnblg rein
roaidt; oann ipiiIt mar, iie nit. flo.
rem 8aiier gut ab uub bletft iie in
folgenoer @eiie: Man Lott cine u
l!nse observation-disclosures Gatron in
10 Quart @aiier auf, leet Die Siite
bineiu, gieBt "a un5e Sul5idure oa.
su uno laBt Die Site lieseu, big lie
e%eniigeno gebleidt fino, oanh ipiilt
mon ie tiittig, trodnet mi; einem
i%auberen Guide ab uno blgelt tie
nod feldt; bierbei mnB aber feines
WeiBes Yapier unterselest peroen.
gtan uermiibt SGpefelbliite unb
8eingeiit, trGgt Die Wtaiie mitteIlt
ettes reiten leinenen Guides Dem
Suite auf, ldbt i'm trodnen LIMO biir.
iiet Damn Die Waiie mittelit elmer
laiiberen 8iirite ab. Man l3ie peibe
@aidieife in lautparmem @oiier q
bis B Quartz auf, iese eincn See.
loffel Salmiafgeiit bin3u uno paide
Den tpeiBen Strobbtt BARN nit einer
iauberen giirite, bis er rein lit, oann
laiie man i'm gut ablaufen uno
gebe ibm feudt Die rihtige Sorm.
Sieraif ihmefle man ibn Gif foIgen.
DC art: Wan iteIle In cine iiber 1
guro bobe Site ODER Sonne Elm nit
tciben 4obIen gefiiates 9edcn uno
an elm oben an1enogeItes
9anb Den SUIT idtuebeno; idiitte
Damn ettuas SdipefeI In Die Gob!er
un6 oede oas @ef6B idneI az. Sod
Stunoe lit Der Sut 3art un6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
Ter Sdab ais Sunrnaliit.
ans ben SufseidJnunsen eines urienta
lifden Seiputen.

Bon Ser Yarteien SOB mi
CUNT entitelt" ifwanft Sbab Nai'
iir. gboins GDarafterbilO 1T Ger 3eit'
geIhidlte. aber mie aud cine flint
tige Belt iiber Sen Yolitifer unO
Sen Weniden urteilen mag: Dem
Striititeller Haiiir.gboin miro man
emit cinen bcpor5usten Ylas in Der
iiingiten periiiden 2]iteratur 5uidrei.
ben. Sn Dem experimentation
Sflab itedte cine quite iournaliitiite
aoer; oas miro 10 red)t bcutlid),
wenu man eiuen Bid in Die Gage.
bidder ieiner peitlideH Geiien pirft.
Sm @egenias gu Dem bis oabin
iiblid)en pompoien Sdlmulit bat
@niiir.@boin bier Der id,lidten, fla.
reil pulfsiiimIihen gr61bluns gabn
sebroden; iein ein5iaes Stedenpiero
lit cine 8orliebe fir iran5oiiide
@orte, Die er nad 9elieben in Den
Cert ~itreilte - es mar ia sic einSige
irembe Sprade, oie er ueritanS unb
iprad. Gedt amiiiant lit iein geillh
in ser SasoausitcQung in aaiiel,
ooer rSagoerppiition", wie Der
Sdab idreibt. ia iiebt man 5abl.
loie @eweibe non Siri6cn. Heben,
9iifieln, @cmlen II. a., aopie bon
Wilo alIer Sortcn, peridicoene gd.
renfele, munocrbnrc uno merfluiir.
oige g6eel, mie Saianen uno anoere
IeItene Sngel, ole bergerihtct. Ser.
ter bat man Irten bon Hanbu0gcln,
wie 6alfen. @eicr uno Serglcihen,
als9etelt, ippie Sasoserdte uno
.Werf5cn9e, mie Eieile, 9ogen,
SdleuOern, @epebre nit 3iino.
ihniiren unb 6euerlteinelL Sinter.
laoer uno oergleifen. es parcn cine
Nenge biibid)er Srauen Oa, sic uns
umrin9ten. 8ir perlansten cine
SenerihloBilinte, unt lie gu periu.
den. Die 6raucn idarf aniebeno
uno auI lie 5ugcbenO, %ipannten mir
ben Sabn; Die erid)redten Srauen
liefen meg uno ihrien. IS oab Elm
8elad)ter uno war ipaBbait." airh
int gerl!ner Iquarium madtc Der
Shab auimerfiamle StuSien. Oort
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
OPPORTUNITY TALKS

Opportunity is talking to you.
She says that one hundred and
twenty million people of America are
more prosperous than v e before.
She says that these one hundred and
twenty million people who had the re-
sources and the courage to be the de
cisive factor in winning the war are
all set, with greater and
greater courage, to win the victories of
peace.
She says that these people, instead
Of owing Europe five billion dollars as
they did in 1914. now have ten billion
dollars coming to them from Europe.
She says that America has produc-
ton and distribution efficiency that
would have been regarded as impos-
sible two years ago.
She says that America has In deyel.
opment the greatest merchant marine
f1eet In the world in preparation to
carry her products to markets that are
calling for them.
She says that there will be work for
everyone, good wages for all, and good
profits In every legitimate enterprise.
She says that the greater market at
and abroad will assure high
prices for all Of the food that can be
produced.
Opportunity says to get out and
hustle, do your part of the big bust
less achievements, and get your part
If the big business rewards.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
HARRY LAUDER ON
THRIFT STAMPS

II contend that the man who in
vests in Government Securities" says
Harry Lauder, the eminent Scotch
comedian, who buys War Savings
Stamps and Thrift Stamps, is invest.
ing in the welfare Of his country and
the welfare Of those depending upon
him. War Savings Stamps will win
the a BY that l mean that I do not
consider the war fully ended until the
world has secured a comfortable set.
Element for all the MANNED and
wounded lei who got their wounds
in the war"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
8ierfIaiden unb 6lieseuplase.

Sn Sausbaltunsen uno Dirt.
idaften pflest man nit seleerten
Slaiben niht Defenders iorsfGltig
rm5useben, uno bod liegt es Inn
eigeniten Sntereiie, Gladden. beion.
GERS ioIhe, in oenen Bier ODER giiis
eutbalten par, iorgfaltig gu reini.
gen. Iuf Oieie Weiie tam ole Slie.
eenplage am beiten beieitigt peroeu.
Gs fommt in ungereinigten 0lai4en
meiit our @bla9e BON 5liegtneierm
,iamentlid bon iolhen Der @iiigflie.
&c. Die einen iebr ieinen Spiiriinn
fir AlfobolOnnIt bat. Mus Den
Giern entlteben balo benegI:d,e Wsc.
ben, Die on Der 5laidentuano bod.
frie6en un6 iid on ibr nerpuppen.
Nad einieen 9agen tommt aus ie-
Der Yuppe mieoer cine @iiefliese
bcrpor, Die baum aus Der in Der r..
gel often gebliebenen 5laide ent.
id,liipft uno Die Nadbaridait ur.
iider maft. aliBer Der gifisfliege
fommen natiirlid aud nod anbere
Sliegen In getradt, ia aud Miider,,
me iogar in faltenT 4eaern nod
rlunter gebeiben. Gin beirnoerer
Sliegenbero enttpidelt iid "a, tpu
5erbrodene Glaihen geltapelt merben.
Gle porber nidt gereinist iin6. lin
gu p%erbinoerm oaB Die Glie9er ibren
CURT l0iben, uno in Der alien
2ier. uno @ifisflaiden fir ibre
&~adfommenidait iorsen aIpfieblt
&c iib, Die tGglia 9eleerten Jlaiten
nit 8aiier fur3 81 ipiilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
BANKS SHOW BIG
GA|N|h DEPOSITS
ALL OVER LAND
WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN TEACH.
ING PEOPLE NECESSITY
OF THRIFT.
NEST EGGS ARE GROWING
Statistics Show That Savings Habit
Is Gaining Momentum All
Over World.

The purchase of Government Bonds
and Savings Stamps has increased
rather than decreased savings depos'
its in the banks of the country. Re-
cent statements from various sections,
from Los Angeles to New York, show
that since the armistice was signed
the savings banks Of the country have
been flooded with deposits. New York
State recently passed the 50, 1000, 000,.
600 mark, with the number of depos.
itors running up to more than $780,.
900.
The deposits piled steadily up
through the war period. A statement
covering savings deposits in all banks
other than national, issued in Feb.
ruary, 1919, showed that the amount
arose from s6,147, 592. 1892 in 1913 to
S7,727,0 07, 971 in 1913.
In the latter part Of May savings
banks Of Los Angeles reported depos.
its of approximately $3.50, 600, 900. The
U. s. Postal Savings banks found Jan.
uary and February Of the present year
exceptionally big months for savings.
The Postal Savings banks have con
Quoted only very limited educational
campaigns in the past, and the credit
for big increases is freely given to
the work done in the Savings Stamp
campaigns. Persons who get the
thrift habit practice it in savings de-
posits as well as in Thrift and Savings
Stamp purchases, 1t has been shown.
The figures prove that in the tre-
mendous call upon the people of the
country for money to float the Liberty
Loans and the War Savings cam
paigns, deposits were not generally
withdrawn from the savings banks.
Effort wal made to pay for stamps
and bonds out Of the family income
without touching the nest eggs that
are growing in the savings banks.
A commerce report issued in June
shows that in Japan all records for
savings have been broken in the early
part OF this year. The average
monthly increase has been about 12,-
000, 900 yen (s5,9S2,0 OO) since Feb
ruary, 1918. 1t may well be noted by
Americans that they Will be Obliged
to practice thrift to the utmost, il the
United States is no to lag behind the
other nations in savings.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

uary Department has recently issued q
bulletin dealing with this pernicious
evil. The really wise person who can.
not afford to take a chance" finds in
the War Savings Stamp an investment
Just to his liking. He may invest as
little as SIS or he may invest up to
$1,000, and the little baby bond" is
safe guarded just as much as the
$1,000 bond-drawing 4 per CEN com.
pounded quarterly and is absolutely
safe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

VXTIIAT is said to be the biggest war scene ever depicted on the
w American stage will be given at the Missouri State Fair in
SedaEa every evening during Fair Week, August GIG. THE Battle
of ST. Mihel" shows with thrilling reality the struggle between
Yanks and Huns at the little village of st. Mihiel and reproduces
faithfully a portion of the action on that now famous sector. It is
not a mere fireworks display nor a moving picture; but a realistic
show battle in which 300 actors take part. The action is depicted on
a stage 400 feet long and 200 feet wide; and a tranload of scenery
and 'props" is required. Army officers who saw the fighting at
st. Mihiel direct the performance.
You will se enacted the partial destruction Of the little French village
will gas in horror before all the deadly and destructive paraphernaHa Of
warfare, will watch the armoured tanks, Zeppeins, dTigible balloons,
ahpIanes, LIQUID fire and machine guns as they create a vertahe He'll on
earth The Battle of St MIhieL" is unquestonably the greatest pageantry
of war ever shown in America.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01

unbeareifIid. grbeiter
sd bin ieit 1dt Sogcn 10 franf,
Dob ih alld) r''ft bas @erineite TIM
fam"
Vummlcr: ~llllo oa3u mubt Gu
giel crit franf meroen?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
IF WE CAN WHY DON'T WE?

Can we lead the world in thrift ?
II we try we can.
Can we cause the cloud to lift?
II we buy we can.
Can we make our land the place
or a successful. better race?
Can we wait and woe efface?
Sure! BY Thrift Saving Plan.
F, NJ. C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
SURE THING.

What's the use of worryin'
About the markets trend?
Invest in Government w. S. 8.
And be winner in the end.
F. NJ. G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-01
BEWARE THE GET
RIcH-QUIcK MAN

In these days when money is much
easier to get than in days that many
"a remember, the "get-rich- quick"
plan is a favorite temptation held al.
iuringly before the public. The Treas