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GIRLS BODY IDENTIFIED.

Richmond, Va, Jan 3.-Policc to- night definitely identified the body of Inc young woman found in the James river last Monday by negro tra- per as that of Hattie aicscomJ -f .odt,rd county Virginia. The father ot the girl identified the body at tha morguc today
 An officer stationed at Camp Lee whom her rather said she was to marry during Christmas week, was questioned tonight and eXcnerated. The police als2 nave tue statement o2 a chauffeur who claims to have taken &n officer and a girl out near the Soethampton bridge.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
No One to copv.

Charley had twin cousins of his own age. The twins looked much alike and were neat and clean Charley's mother said to him, "Why Charley, look how nice your cousins look and how dirty you are Y Whereupon he answered: : "Well mother, they just need to look at each other to see how they look and I have no one to look at to sec if I look right"
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
 TO SAFEGUARD INTERESTS.

New York, Jan. 3.---A permanent executive commttee to safeguard the interests of industry durima the pe- riod of reconstruction was appoint ed at meeting here today of 400 industrial war service committee rep resentatIyes, called by the United States Chamber of Commerce.
 It was announced that two of the most pres fng tasks the executive committee would assume would be the fGrtherance of legislation guaran- teeing satisfactory compensation for the holders of war contracts cancell- cd by the government and tho holding of conferences wIJh government of ficials for the purpose of obtaining q government plan for distribution of surplus war materials so that mo in dustry will 0e injured by "Ulooding. .
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
posEN IN HANDS OF POLES.

Copenhagen, Jan. 3.-Posen is con- pletely in the hands of the Poles, according to advices from Berlia. The official buildings are guarded by soldiers wearing German uniforms, but with their Cockades replaced by the White Eagie of Poland The Poles have taken complete charge, even in the German districts and the German national monuments have been overturned often after -Iiolent fighting
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
FREEING TEMPERATURES
 ON THE GULF COAST

Washington. Jan 3--The cold wave has made further progress eastward and southward and during today free2I1s temperatures prevailed as far south as the Gulf coast. the weaih- CT bureau forecast announces toni2ht. During the last 24 hours there have been rlins and snows in the Atlantic and east Gulf states
 The weather wlil be fair Saturday and Sunday in tho states east of the Mississippi river
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
First Fixed Ammunition.

It is to Gustayus Adolphus of Swc- den, whose reign began in 1911, that history gives credit for the invention of fixed ammunition. In his cartridges the bullets and tho charge were united in q paper ease. IL was not, however, until 1850 that the first successful me tailie cartridge was patented by an American.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
Carrots for Bad Temper.

A writer sounds the praises of car- rots, which, he says, are not only high ly nutrtive and cheap and excellent food, hut are also specific for jeal. ousy and bad temper Persistent eat- ing of boiled carrot" he says, "wl cure jealousy, melancholy. feelings of wruth and revenge; and. In short, the carrot-eater win become in time easy. going, good-natured, and plaeidly af- fectlonate. | commend them espe. ciully to the notice of wives who have jealous bad tempered husbands. Give them carrots Instead of beansg g"- London Tit-nls.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
Anpeal to PsvohoIonlsts.

We are going in strong for psychol- ogy and invite assistance Why is 1t that whenever sherlfrs, marshals and constables have their photographs taken they invariably wear their hats? Houston Post.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
CANADIAN CASUALTIES.

Ottawa. Ont, Jan "A total of 220.- 1S2 casualties with 6O3S3 dead. were suffered by Canadian forces during the war according to a revised cas- ualty list issued here tonight Of the total casualties 9,9S9 were off,c- CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
May Be for Brain Ean.

An unsigned correspondent notes from the papers that this country is importing lot of 'bcau oil" and he wishes to be wised as to whether it is a hair rcstorer or something to keep the wheels from creaklng We arc in the dark on the subject; prob- ably We need somc.-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04

the committee of the whole of the city board of estimate.
 The request of the New York rail- ways company a subsidiary of the h. terborough, for an eight cent faro and a phree cent charge for transfers also was refused by the board.
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
NEW YORK CAR LINES
 WANT EIGHT. CENT FARE

New York, Jan ,. Applications for fare increase to eight cents made by the lnterborough Me.rcpoli- tan systems subway and surface lines wi,h the privilege of charsing three
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
oentleness.

Gentleness Is good word t0 put under he shelter of courage, and a
 good thing to put among Che prep. aratlons for the unknown year. lt is no uncommon thing. lu preparing for Journey to include articles which in fact arc never needed They ure brought home aguin unused, and sometimes spoiled. N0w 0n ahso- mte assurance muy he given to any one who requires t hat f thl morn preparation and prerequisite for the journey of the year he taken. lt Wlll be needed. .nd it win he used not alone on '. eeaslaps. but p'ofe or
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04

WA WAsSERMANN BLOOD TEST. $500
 All chemical ana analytical work st a reasonable price Wassermann Laboratory, 7l6h Central Avenue Dr. Walter McLain, director
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04
SPENT OVER
 TWO BILLION IN DECEMBER

washineton. Jan SWar bills pouring into the treasury made tho actual cash outgo In December S2,r 0G0 000, 900 tho hnhest flsure reached Cor tho last sis months ol the year the total was St06ag coo GOO excmd- ing che transactions in the principle Ol nahlic deh
The Sentinel=record., 1919-01-04

ae Randoloh Rssumas Praotise.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

1T is YOUR WAR. 1t is your vic
tory. Lend your share to pay the
bills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Treitas, ben 2. @ai, 1919.
Morriiun II.

$. s. Mertens ididte am Con.
~nerstag poriger ISOLDE einen Glepes
Ianb tractor nod 9onnots MiI Sen
ct oaieIbit perfauft bate.
6rou g. Sonntas meiIt g%esenpdr-
tig in Morrilon I'M nah beun Sbren
gu ieben.
Cine quite In5abl lnircr iungcn
2eute bctciligten iid) am Samstag on
Dem I'M 9uidmepcr'S Sale gcacbe-
men Sanse.
6. 6. SobnIon fuufte cine Snter-
ltate Gar u,b Is. %. Sd)apcrclalts ci-
ne Slpupian Gar bon $. s. Wcr-
tens.
Geo. Boss botte bas llngliid ici=
men Singer 81 5erquctihcn mabrcno
er IN Sormcrs Glepotor beidGftiet
mar.
Geo. Sproerbriiggc reiite hieicr
Gage bier burd. Gr ipur allf Ser
Hciic nah Soma molelblt or Sen
Sommcr iibcr arbeitcn mill. gr lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
a1on Brrmarn q. lsihbsr.

@eniDleid) bas aGmpien auige.
bort hal mo Der &ricg poriibcr lit.
mllB unierc Gcgicrllng Jest Die mott.
gen Mittcl auibringcn, nm ibrcn
Gbrcnp1lld)tcn nad)5lfommen. Sas
@clo. pcld)cs e. ernlCgliftc. Den
&ricg 81 Dcmimcn, lullroe poll Der
Gcgierung I'M poralls allsgeNebcn. in
Der 6llpcriidltlld)cn Grmnrtuno. BOB,
peln Die 3cit tGmlc. Ihrcn &crpflid).
tilngcn nad%)5litomnlcn bas. Tolf
Imcrifns bcrclt ieln milrbe Die imam.
5icle &ilic 81 %licicrli. Ole notnrnbig
ut. INN Ole &ricgaullsgabcn i'll bcSab'
len. Ger Sao Der 1ic0ulicrnnN III
lcBt gefommrn. Wit S%unfhurtelt in
uniercn ScrScn tonncn mir nlli ocn
@rfolg blidelL Der unicre @niien &c.
front bat, uno mir folneu 5llueriitt.
lid ben fleinen iinunSlclen Spicru
ent1cgeniebcn, Die mir Der groBen
Sad)e nod bringen miiiien. Sieie
Mnleibe lit Die Sicaesanleibe, uno
nit Der 8ermirflidun9 unierer boben
Sbeale i'm &riege fonnen mir aui Den
Eatriotismu oes amerifaniifen
Bottles rchnen, DER feline gceintrGh.
ti9ung oes &rebites unierer Hegie.
r,lrg buloen miro.
Sic fir Sic unb fir mid einse.
sangcnen YerpflihtHngen miiiien
BON Sbnen uno bon mir ein9eloit
nerocn. Die auigebrad)ten Miaiar.
Den bnben onrd Serfilr5ung oes
arieses Miaioncn Wenihcnleben &c.
rettct. gs ioate uniere banfbore aui.
gabe icin. oieie GOridiiile an Die Ne'
glerunD 5lriif5u5ablen uno ilns i'm
itonb 81 ieten, al bie 3eit oeS @ie.
oerauibau5 beran6ltrctcn. nad)ocm
mir unicre anerfnnnten Sd)lloen &c.
tilat haben.
gmcrifancr bcutider Mbltammung
tobcn mGbrenO Der pcrld)icoenen
Reconsideration ciren bobcn @rao
poll EatriptisnmS oil Den Gag oelcgt,
uno lie merorn icbt, "a es Dem Gnoe
iugcbt, nid)t pcrioAcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

anseieen i'm GoIfsblott brinaen
grfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
WRECKAGE CAN'T
Be CLEARED UP IN
JUST FEW MONTHS
IT is A BIG JOB AND THE CIVIL
iAN'S DUTY is TO HELP
FINISH IT.
WE MUST FINANCE PEACE.
Giving Nothing and Drawing Fine In.
terest on Best investment
in World.

After the war, peace. The old west
front is gone. Hindenburg and his
armies are away back across the
Rhine. Germany is beaten. The big
gest part of the task is done.
1t took money, unheard of sums Of
money, to make var 1t will take
money, great sums of money, to make
peace.
A world cannot fight desperately
for four years, with it's battle-ground in
the very heart Of the old and most
densely populated parts of Europe and
expect to clean up the wreckage in a
few months. We all know that it took
the peace conference weeks to even
survey the situation, to look ii over
and get something of an idea of what
it would require to start the world
going again.
The after-the-war expenses of all ma
lions are great. The United States
can be no exception to this. For the
beaten nations badly weakened, dis
organized, ripped to shreds by internal
ulSOTupTS, tueSt ehptliSSS VIII U6
crushing. Add to the necessity and
the expense of a reorganization, the
indemnities required, in one form or
another, and generations will still be
paying the bill.
Even the v~ictors, under no indem-
nifty necessities, are feeling the strain.
We will need to help with III money
and goods as we have helped with our
money, goods, and men for the past
year These expenses must be met
in part from a bond issue, the Victory
Bond issue. 1t cannot be met by the
ordinary or even extraordinary means
OF taxation.
1t is here that the Liberty Bond
buyer can help. This expense must
be borne in great part from the funds
of the people. 1t was necessary to
call upon the people to finance the war
and it is just as necessary to finance
the peace.
The buyer of the Victory Liberty
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Samtansidlaa lett adt Sabrcn.

6antansidlaa lett adt Sabrcn.
n9lht Sabre lang wurbe id bon Snl't'
ousidlag (Gf5ema) gcplagt," idrclbt
Serr Mnorcos @otelnlonn BON
Bloomington, isis. sd pi'roc
nodeinanoer bon brei acr5ten bebnn'
BELT; Dem eircn be5ablte if Iiebell5lg
Collars; bod feirer fpnnte mir bel
fen. Na6 @ebralld bon 5ipei Tla'
iden Sorni's alpcnfrGlltcr mar ld)
aebeilt." 9riefe, tpie oieier, bohell
Torni's 4lpcntrGlltcr Den bcrclocltss
mcrten Gllf cineS runpcrglclflld)cil
@llltreinigcrs" eriuorbcn. Us lit cl11
cinfa6es &riiiltcrbcilmittel mo miro
burb gpotbcfer berfolift. 8c'oroere
2ofologentcn licicrn eS hlreft pom
2uboratoriuln ser SerItcllcr. G1n
9iidlein uno cine 3eitidrlIt, wcldc
mcrtpolle Iusfunft ilber Dies sell
mittel, ioipic atocreS @ilic1slperte'
cntbaItcn, iperben jcbcm al,T Mun'f
unentseltlid geionbt. Mon 'trclbe
on Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Sons 80,
25O1 @albington Slpo., Chicago
SSllinois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Arltt brn 5ieers-lrribrits-
nlribrn.

IS lit Sbre leBte G~eIe4elbclt, nm
aui Die gbrcnliite Der ~Eatrlctcn 81
SalIe" gu fommcn! ,
IS lit Sbre bcili1e Eilld)t oen
G~crciui9tcn Staatcn pom gnlerifa
9egcniIbcr!
Is lit Die ~iprcd)enoe Srobe Sbrer
SopalitGt uno 0anfbarfeit gegen
uniere Ge9iernng.
IS lit ein 9eueis, oaB Sic Oieies
9anoes llno ocs 9an0es Sbrer Ser.
funit mcrt iinN!
IS lit Der id)ncllite, w%Irfungsuou.
ite @cg, Sbncn bier iclbit unO ben
Sbrigcn Oriihen 81 belien!
IS lit Die iiferitc, bette @eloan.
lage Scr @elt bcutc!
Sic f0nncn nui Nb5nbllI1g fanicn!
@enSen Sic iid) wegen nj.
berer gln5clbelten oort an 81.
zen Eaitorcr, ErieIter, ErGliOenten
Sbres GcreIls, al Sbre 9ant ODER
oas Socal Slbertp Soan Committee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

.,,.,,.,,.p .. p.,,. ,.,'S,s'
iton etlide Sabre BORT ~beidaftigt &C.
lpeien.
8ebriioer Yeters baben ON Srei-
taa einen Sitan tractor bier Angela,
0cn.
Sranf Mllgultinc mar an Samsta9
in Sermanm, e~benfolls weilte Srall
s. 8. Sreeie ont Samstag in Ser
mann.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
l, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sol. gnglcrt, gilbert @ol5, Geo. ".
Boss uno $. 6. Wcrtcns moren anl
Sumstae IN Sermann UNI bel Scr Or.
ooniiation Ser Inerican 2cgion 5u.
gcgen 81 icin.
@as lit los nit unieren SictorD
2oon arbcitcrn. 9isbcr lit nod,
ni6ts 9cideben IN bieier &inlidt.
aonnte es wirflih in nnierer Nad)-
baridoft iolhc gcben, Die 10 ielbltiih.
tig mGren Die &eeierulg nidt 81 I'M
tcritiitcn in @icoerbringllng nnierer
S,,ngcrs nSper there" sic 10 bclbcn.
Doft gcitritten bdben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Iine gan, porsiisIi@e Aa-
pitfalls Anlaee.

Die Observation-Disclosures lit Der
Iniidt, oaB Die fur5iriitieen Notcn
Der Sieges Sreibeits Anleibe
cine nod por5iislidere anlage fit
oas priuate &apital bilbcn als Die
irgenO ciner iriiberen Sreibeitsun.
leibe. Gle Seb0roc sIarbt, haB
Oieie fur5iriiti9en Soften cine gro.
Bere Stetigfeit aui Dem Warfi gel.
gen werben, eben neil lie 10 fur5.
iriltig limo, unO aud neil lie nibt
ourf llngemibbeit betreiis ibrcr
Ginloiiln9 nad) elmer ieit9eiestea
Srilt bceintrGd)tiet mcrOcn, mie es
bei Ianafriltigen Soften DER Sal lit.
Sariiber idreibi Die Scb6roe:
v@cr cine &esierunssnoie fallit, Die
nad bier Sabrcn idaia miro, DER
bat Die Siherbcit, OoB ole 10 &c.
fallfte Note cine sroBerc Stctigfcit
0es Wcrtes baben miro. oils elm
lam9iriltieer BOMB ienlals baben
fam ooer audi cin @ono, Der Der
Woglidfeit Der GinIoiung nod Ell.
ner beitimmten Sriit untcrlieet, Der
aber feinen bcithnmten uno poiiti.
ben aniprud) alf iold)e @inloiunJ
al Den gusiteller erbeben fam. IS
lit oaber burdlalls nift Wnbr, Dob
Die nellen @oten iid) nidt iiir Die
Iufnabme ourb pripates 9apital
eignen, ionOern i'm 8egeutcil, tie
iinb seraOe oaiiir gan5 uortrefilid
geeignet. Die 9eoin9ungen, unter
oenen oieie Hoten perausgabt mer.
Den, iolten iie Den anipriiden bes
pripaten 9dufers melt ndber brin.
gen als aIe friiberen 5reibeits.
bombs"
auberbem weiit Die 8eboroe oar.
auf bin, baB bieie Bombs 9roBten.
tells surb pripate Subifription
iibernommen Deroen miiiien, I'M
cine weteu Anipannins oes 9anf'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

Notes (short.term bonds) will be help
ing to finance peace just al the bonds
that he bought months ago helped to
finance the war. At the same time he
is making an investment that is sec
ond to none in financial history. He
Is giving nothing. 1t Is not often that
a man has such a chance. He can
help in %troublous time when every dol
lar is a help: he a demonstrate his
A~mericanism just as sincerely as he
did during the war. and at the same
time he is making n Of the best iD-
vestments.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
r T. + + I. + I. + 1. !. !. !. 1. + + i
HEROES BY HUNDREDS.

:: Back from the firing line. the i
= trenches, The hospitals. the Skin =
+ mish line and the field camps is \
:: coming an endless stream Of =
+ khaki-clad Yanks. flushed with =
:! victory, bright-eyed with anticipa. =
!. ton. Il
\ Every day secs another ship +
= load debark over east. Every day =
:: they are being rushed to the con. I.
i centration camps for their dis. =
\ charge. Every day the trains are y
:, hurrying them homeward, y
Not all of them got into the +
:. thick of IT,. Not all Of them are !.
+ wearing decorations. Not all of i
+ them are bearing wound stripes, +
!. thank God. =
= But in every section of the land =
4 are heroes by hundreds. Z
:. And ii is up to us stay-at-homes :
!. to measure up TO them.
+ They did their part. Let's do +
!. ours. +
!. Americas part in the world ::
= war Is last DtCotIIuS al olu S'oiS. y
= But we a make it such a story !
= that the world will never forget. ;
y Up to this minute America has j.
4 never fallen down on anything +
= she undertook. She has always +
!. made good. Finished all she +
:. started. Poured into the mael- +
:. strom of war everything that wa \
= asked, men, money, munitions, 4
:. supplies; faltered nowhere nor at \
:. nothing. +
" A truly fine record. i
!: Let's make il good right down +
:: to the last minute. i
= Let's finish right, fellows. ::
!. Let's make the Victory Liberty +
i: loan the final triumphant wonder +
= of it all. =
+ Do it? OF course we can. +
!. Subscribe your limit. 4
i !. 1. !. !. !. !. ****+++F++/
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Nrlessriiifoueriidernns nnb Gnt.
ihabisnns Hcniion).
SdData mtsiefrctar gicbt NniflGrnns
iibcr Seitimmnns Der bctrciicn.
ben 8cicbc.
lin irrtbiimlidc Nnfiaiinngcn at be.
icitigcn.

ShaBamtaicfrctGr @lob bot 5lull
gtlbcn mo Srpmncu @crponoter
pe%rltorbcncr Snloutcn linO Scclcutc
Die Iolgcnoc GrflGrung obgcgebcu:
Inter Den &crluan0tcn BON Mdn
ncrll I'M MilitIr- pbcr SIpttciloicnitc
ldclnt picl &cripirrumg unb Mibpcr
ltdnoniB llbcr ocrcn Hcdtc urtcr Dem
&%rlcgarilifo ELECTROMAGNETIC Al,
bcrrlden. &iclc Safer II. Miltter Die
oils @cncii5iantcn scr 2cbcnspcriidc.
rlrg ihrer Sobnc cinectroqcn iiro.
glalbcfL Dab tic. Inn Geriihcrltn0s
5%ablllnacn crboItcn an fonnen, nod
mcllcn millicn, baB iic altf ibrc SGb-
nc Inn llntcrbalt a%naelpieien morcil.
Dies lit einc gang irrtbiimlihe Iui.
foiinng Die lpabrideinIif ourd Scr
pebslung Der Seriiherllngs. urlo
Gntlh1oigungs gcitimmllnacn bcs
&ongrebcrlailcs bonn 6. Sftober
1917 oocr Die iaIidc Annabnlc emf
ltanocn lit, bab Die alsoriidc Scr.
'idcrun9" uno .GntihGoigilng"
ipcd1elmeiic an9clponot mrrben, NIB.
reno lie 5luci pollitGnoie ncrihicocnc
Iergilniti9ungen biloen.
~@criidcrung mlb allsge5oblt ipcr.
Den cbnc bab I%bbGngi9fcit IN &c.
trad)t f%ontunt, unb ipern Scr in elmer
Megicrungocriiherllno noubaft &c.
nladtc @cncfi5iont in sic beppr5latc
SerlpanOtid)aftsflaiic: @nttin, &inb,
@rpbfinb. Safer ooer Wutter, @rl,oer
ober Sdmelter fGat, lit or gum Glll.
pfang Ser &criid)erumg in nloratli.
den 3obllneen hcrcdti9t, obnc icinc
gbbGr9igfcit bon Scr ncriifcrtrll
Gcrion nodl5uipciien. nGntid1bi
aung" jcood), bic 9on5 pcridicbcn bon
%criidcru19 lit u1b on Stcllc Scr
Ecnlirn inter DEM oltcn EcnIionslps
itemc tritt. fam MIR an @uttin, ainb,
pber obbGngi9cn Safer ooer obbGn-
gige Wilttcr eincs Wton1cs nlsac.
5oblt mcrbcn Der infol9c bon Scr.
lcsungcu ober &runfbcit, bic or iid
in 9(ltsiibuna icincr GfIid)tcn i'm nf'
tipen 9ienltc s~l,9eao9cn bot. inpuIihc
Ncporben obcr qcitnrbcn lit. Gntlf1'
bigllng fam ncbcn &criihcrlulg gail
bar fem. obcr bic Mllttcr nbcr Der
Safer n"lillicn mirflifc Nb~bdn9igfcit
nud)ipciien, INN Nnlprltd) ailt Die
nlnnotlidcn Gntid)Ghi9lrngs5oblun
gen al bobcrl, ipdbrcno lie, ncun if
men Gcriidcrung ilbcrihrichcn NOR
ocn lit, bicic IN mcnutlid)cn 3nblltn-
gen erbaltcn, cincrlci Oh tic bon Dem
&criid)crtcn nbhGngiG morcn oocr
nidt.
&cin @cncfi5iont brolld)t Nbb0n-
9igfeit nod)5lnpciicn, I'M Hcaicrltn9Ss
pcriiderung 81 crboltcn, abcr cine
Mtllttcr pbcr Gin Safer nlub nad)pcls
icll. Dob iic obcr er tbotiGhlit filr Den
2cbcnsuntcrbolt ollf Sen Der ltprbelcn
Sobn angcipicien lpor, I'M Die Gllt'
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 crbaltcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

MAKE THE FAMILY dollars safe
for the children through the purchase
Of Victory Loan Notes just as the
soldier made the world safe for do
mocracy through sacrifice.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on May
l, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Of Publicity. Treasury department.
Warrington. ID. G.. Of which ~transla-
ton has been flied with the Post
master at Cleveland. o., Aphil l6,
6 1917
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

frcbitS uhb rilic haruliS rcllItlcrrli'
Sc pcitere Ercisitcigerlmg 81 perbii'
ten. IS iii Gin @cbpt Der nSelbit'
erbaItuna", ireiactig alf oieie IN
ieiEe 81 5cidlMen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
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Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23

Like the haggis. the Inealie pudding
is to the Sassenach q Scotch dciicacS
the origin Of which is wrapped in deep
est mystery. The other morning two
travel-stained English Tommies drop
ped into the restroom at Aberdeen
station for some much-needed refresh
ment. They were heartily welcomed
by the ladies in charge, and in few
minutes succulent mealie pudding
piping hot, was placed before each.
Both had seen more than a bit of life
since joining the army. but mealie
pudding was one of the things hither
to undreamed of in their philosophy.
Determined, however, to brave the I'M
known. one of them boldly cut his pud-
ding in two, scooped out some of the
contents. and took mouthful. AS he
slowly masticated the oatmeal look
of contentment came over his features
go ahead, Bill'' be exclaimed. Its
only good old porridge in tank !"
London Chronicle.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
CHASING the CaIory,

The first step toward spreading the
mysterious cult of the calory has been
taken at an opportune time. Unhappy
man, deprived of his daily beefsteak
and forced to subsist on corn mullins
In which many alien hands have ex-
perimented, may derive modicum of
comfort from the chase Of the calory.
Formerly sequestered in domestic sci
ence schools, or the exclusive property
of those sybarites Of the tenement
houses. who have proverbially many
advantages of which humdrum uptown
knows nothing. the calorie has at last
emerged into relations with the ordi-
nary hungry. notwithstanding popu-
lace. On our menu cards now the
calorie rides hand in hand with the
cost of each dish.-New York Tribune.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23

called progressive one. He seems not
to have been able to get his congrega-
tion to practice punctuality, and this
seems to be the characteristic generally
among our people. Here we again were
hindered by the rain. About twenty
were present. Collection $6.O5. The
following persons gave, one dollar: Mrs.
Sarah Barnett, M. E. Bridgeford, John
Umbles and Lester Miller.
Ny next point was Joliet. Previous
plans were in our way here, however /
was given night. Attendance small
owing to other things going on and the
Bethlehem District Board having just
closed its session. G. w. Rodgers.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23

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