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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-29

Under and by virtue OF a decree Of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county. sitting in
Equity. bearing date the 18th day of May
1919. and passed in cause depending in said
Court wherein Simon l.. Whitmer is plaintiff
and West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
Railway Company is defendant the same
standing AS No 22l5 Equity on the docket of
said Court. the undersigned Trustee named
in said decree hereby gives notice that he
will. on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-29

Observation-Disclosures and Chamber
maids at Mt. Lake Hotel; good wages.
Address-Mt. Lake Hotel, Mt. Lake
Park, Md = Advertise
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-29

Mrs. Lewis Gortner has returned
to her home here, after spending
some weeks with relatives in Altoona,
Pa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN It
It's Grandmothcr's Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark. Glossy,
Beautiful

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good,
even color, which is quite sensible. as
we are living in an age when youth
ful appearance is of the greatest ad-
vantage.
Nowadays, though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called ''Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound" 1t is
very popular because nobody can dis
cover it has been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or a soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time; BY morning the gray hair disap-
pears, but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and SULPHUR Com
pound, is that besides beautifully
darkening the hair after few applica-
tions, 1t also produces that soft lustre
and appearance of abundance which
is so attractive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS. USE SALTS
If Your Back Hurts or Bladder
Bothers, Drink Lots of
Water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feel sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like YOU keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild. harmless salts which
removes the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal
activity The function of the kidneys
is to filter the blood. In "a hours they
strain from it 500 grains of acid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the
Kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any phar-
nfacist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast each morning for
a few days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate clogged kidneys: also to
neutralize the acids in urine so 1t no
longer is source of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
lure: makes a delightful effervescent
ithIa- water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
heir kidneys clean and active. Try
his. also keep up the water drinking, |
ind no doubt you will wonder what |
,ecome of your kidney trouble and |
ackache
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

The Civic Club will hold a meeting
tomorrow at 3 o'clock in the library
club room. All members have oeen
lsked to attend the meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05
Social and Personal

The home OF Mrs. Ora Hamilton. at
5O5 Aura street, was yesterday the
scene Of an interesting affair when
members Of the Lavender club were
her guests The rooms of Mrs. HAM
ilton's home were decked with Law
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

ender and white. the club colors, and
clusters OF white chrysanthemums
and ferns but added charm.
In a guessing contest. Mrs. James
Hall won high honors and before a
short business session Mrs. Dorothy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

Officers were elected at regular
monthly meeting of the Royal Nei-
ghbors in Moose hall last evening the
following women having been selected
by members of the lodge: Mrs. Fern
Patty, oracle: Mrs. Susan Horn, vice
oracle; Mrs. Hattie Ferguson, pas or
acle, Mrs. I-orene Cook. chancellor;
Mrs. Marietta Jones, recorder: Mrs.
Marcella Sullivan. receiver: Mrs. Cora
Newcomb, marshal; Mrs. Vettella By
bee, assistant marshal: Mrs. Nancy A.
Smith, inner sentinel: Mrs. Nellie
Horton, three-year manager; Mrs.
Jennie Bramwell, two-year manager,
and Mrs. Fannie Carney one-year
manager. Mrs. Carney was also ell
ected musician. DIR. J. A. Best and
DIR. III. j. Kavanaugh were commits
stoned doctors for the Royal Neigh
bors. A musical program and light
refreshments followed the business
session. Members are asked to be
present at the next meeting. now
fortnight distant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

Thomas and Mrs. ]. N. Cook gave de-
J lightful readings. each selecting po-
ems. and Mrs Hamilton PLAYED a
short group of piano solos. During
a tea hour late in the afternoon Mrs.
Hamilton was assisted by Mrs. Sarah
Catching. Guests other than club
members were Mrs. NJ. d. Sfnonis of
I Baker. and Mrs. Agnes Duncan of
Portland.
Complimenting Mrs Emmett Estes
who is here from her home in walla
Walla as the guest of her mother Mrs.
w. y. Matlock, Mrs. Burton Greulich
and Miss Claudine McMonies extend
ed a delightful bit of hospitality yes
terday when a dozen friends were ask
ed in TO the home of Mrs. Greulich for
the afternoon,
Copper toned chrysanthemums
decked the rooms where the guests
enjoyed needlework and chatting with
final hour over the tea cups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Belts are to
leave tomorrow for an extended visit |
in California. They had planned
winters journey TO the Hawaiian ISL |
ands but because of the difficulty and I
uncertainty in securing steamship
reservations have decided upon pass
ing the coming three months in the
southern state. Mr.. and Mrs. Belts
will visit the formers sister. Mrs. w.
#. Seigle in Sebastapool, later going
on to Los Angeles.
AT the home of Mrs. f. ]. McNfonies
At 215 Perkins avenue, members of the
Spizzerinktum Club spent an enjoyable
afternoon yesterday, the last meeting
Of the club before adjournment for
.he Christmas holidays. Pink and
white carnations We're arranged in /,
oNely clusters to deck the rooms of
he McMonies home and after an in :,
ormal afternoon with needlework :
md chatting Mrs. McMonies served a :
light luncheon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

american Music" proved a delight
to members OF the Thursday After
noon Club who met in the club room
of the library. yesterday as guests of
Mrs. G. 1. La Dow and Mrs. w. C. E.
Pruitt. Composers and artists shared
in the days entertainment.
Interesting facts concerning music
in America We're given by Mrs. s. p.
Sturgis and Mrs. S. A. Lowell, while
Mrs. Harold Warner read a short dis
cussion of the negro spiritual
Nictrola music made a charming il
lustration of the work of composers
and artists. the former including
Nevin, Cadman renowned for his In
iian songs, Burleigh. whose delightful
negro melodies have contributed to |
American music, Sousa, and two wo- |
men composers. Margaret RuthSen |
-aing and Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Artists whose records were chosen
% illustrate the compositions were
Reginald Werrinrath, singing Julia
Ward Howe's Battle Hymn of the Re-
public, Geraldine Farrar. Schumann
deink tAmerican by Naturalization,
Alma Gluck. Oscar Seagle and Fran
les Aida whose record of Just a.
Nearyin for You was chosen. An
'ther delight was Narcissus, played
~ Herbert's Orchestra.
An informal hour about the tea ta-
lie followed the charming progam.
Irs. E. T. Wade was asked to preside =.
t the coffee urn and cluster of yell ,
DIV chrysanthemums centered the .
tarts on Tuesday morning.
.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

Inspiration club members spent an
enjoyable afternoon yesterday when
they were guests of Mrs C. M. Girls
wold. A short business meeting and
the reception of a new member pre-
ceded the reading by the hostess of an
interesting article on the current topic
THE High Cost of Living
Yellow chrysanthemums formed
charming decorations for the rooms
of the Griswold home and during
delightful tea honr the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. c. s. Cole. Mrs. Guy
G. Grow. of White Salmon. was
guest of the club for the day.
The next meeting is scheduled for
December II when members are to
be guests of Mrs. Frank Greulich.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

Mrs. ]. T,s Richardson and Mrs
Clarence Edmunds extended charming
hospitality yesterday when members
of the Research club we're their guests
The interesting meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs. Richardson, 12O Lee
street. and a program which proved
delightful one. had it's theme in
Artists To Depict Western Life and
Scenery.p
Mrs. James Hill read an interesting.
paper on California artists discussing
Keith, Inness and Thomas Hill. An
open discussion followed the number
in which other artists were touched
upon.
Miss Barbara Edmunds sang two
charming solos.-"Hark the Robins
Early Song" Gynes) and Sweet Red
Rose" (Mary Helen Brown.) Miss
Lois Gornall accompanied her at the
piano and then contributed a short
group of instrumental numbers.-"By
the Brookside" tKargonoss) and
"Berceuse" (Grieg.)
An interesting courtesy to former
members Of the Research club was
resolution adopted by its present
members forming an honor roll and
an invitation to each to |
visit the club at any or every meeting. |
The serving of a light buffet lunch /
son completed an afternoon of graci- |
1us hospitality.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-05

The visit of Mrs. Alberta McMurphy
worthy grand matron OF the Oregon
Eastern Star g the inspiration for a
special session of Bushee chapter to-
morrow evening when n business
meeting. initiation of candidates, a
program and social hour are to be
held. A. J. owen is in charge OF a
committee arranging the program
while Mrs. Il. r. Avison is chairman
Of the group responsible for the social
hour.
The affair Is scheduled for 1880
o o'clock and visiting members as well
as those Of Bushee chapter are ex-
tended a cordial Invitation to meet
Mrs. McMurphy and share the even
Ings pleasure.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
8ans entid,icbcn lcbcnoia.

sSSn nnIcrcr nortgcn 9lllSgubc mad
ten mir bic @clNcrflln9 bab oic bic.
iigc Organization Der Don Scouts
lhnn 10 lnnAc hnbc ni6ts bon iiG bG.
rcll loiicn, hob Is 0ru Nnidcin babe
ols pb bic Organization cingcihloicn
ici. gln1 lCBten Gieustag pltr0c ltnS
obcr nitgctbcilt oob mir ocr, Graoni.
IntiOn llnrcht qct0un bubcn, inocIl
oieiclbc nod ichr ICbcnoi9 lmh mad
lit mo sic Nrbcit Der SrQoliiotipn
I'M oll1cnrinrn ultircht crbGIt.
IS ircllt inns bcrihtcn 81 fGnncn
bub bicic organization im ncrIlOlic-
ncn SSSnbr tildltig Qcarbcitct bat uno
i'd Icbr mcit pom uGinldlofcn" be,
finbct. SSn ibrcr cigcncn rlrbigcn
@eiie bat 0iciclbc ibrc D'itglicocrs
5obl bon Is 5ltiallnlcngcboltcn i'll
letter gli,gllit cincn Otorid noh 9ap
gclladt, mo Die &nubcll 4 lagc lang
ci1 Camp hattcn; tic ncriolnmcln iih
onl 5mcitcn mo nnl picrtcn tSrcito9
clncs ic0cn Mnnats in 0cr Nnllc Der
Nohihulc 5ur @Dmnoitilhcn llcblng
l'ntcr 2eitlrng Don Or. 2odlpnoo inl0
hilbert Sic0lcr un0 lu1brcnb Der
Gonpuane filr bic Sierte sSreibeits.
g(nlcibe berfoltftcn iic Bombs gum
@ctrogc pon $4,000. @on5 pbnc
Grompctcnfonlorcn bobcn bic Scr.
mann Bon Scolta ibrcn Wcitnn0 oui-
rcd)t crDoltcu. bobell lid Dcrbcllcrt
bobcn cin 9lltcs 9Serf pollbrocbt uno
ncbncn bcit0noig ncuc Witglichcr IN
sic Organization ollf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Ncnce Stcncrgcict bcitencrt Sdlich.
aaIlcricn nnh Haiiagier.glutus.

WlnncnltcuCr MolIcftor @coro s.
Moore hcridltCt odb ha$ ncuc Stcllcr.
Acicb Stcucrn ollilc0t mic iolat lmb
onb biciclbcn iebt f1llig uno 5ublbnr
ilnb:
Sdirb0alICriCn -Gi1rntblmcr Iol-
len $50 bc5oblcn. >ScocS @cbGube,
9fonl, 3rIt oocr 9lrcol, no fir bos
9Ibihicbcu bon sScllrrluoiicn noh ir.
Nrno cincr 9trt bon Shcihc. cin @cIb,
bctroN cntrihttt msrocn mui, Ioll oils
cine Sd)icbgoIIcric bctrohtct mcrbcu.
9icitidulcn (NloinQ 2lcoocmics)
GtAcntbiilucr ioIlcn 800 bcSoblcn.
Ec0c@ @CbGll0c, ]inluM Belt oNcr
|IrcoL no fiir llntcrritt I'M Hcitcn
p0cr flr Bic Wclc0cnbciicn sur Heb
imG lH Ncitcn Elm ejcl0betrog ent-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
@m. Yfantid nad lansem 2eibcn in
ct. Sonis scitorben.
Seerbisnng finSct bentc Nadmittag
anf bcm itabtiiden 1ricbbofe
Itatt.

9ln lestcn 0ienstug 9lbcno ltarb
in ieincm Sein1, in ct. 2ouis, nod
langcll 2eioen, @m. Eiautid, lin
9llter bon 81 r5nbren, s Wtonoten uno
s Sagen.
Der 0abingeidiebenc nuroe an1
II. Suli 1867, in Mcrmonn, ols
Sobn bon GllitodilS Efouti6 uno
@ottin gcborcn. Gr pcrbciratbctc
li6 III Scrlnann, in Sabre 1891 nit
6rau Clara 2onO lu1o mobntc Diclc
Sabre bier nit icincr Soluilic, bis CT
Dor lngcf16r 10 $nhrcn na6 Ct.
2ollis 5ne. Seit ncbrcrcn Sobrcn
mar CT frunf gcmcicn rnb mar crit
tllr5li6 bon Californian suriifgefonl-
men, mpbin CT lid 5ur &ieoererlang-
ung ieiner @eiunbbcit bcgcbcn bate.
Gr binterlGBt 'cinc @ottin uno
bie fol9cnbcn &inber: 9iolpl Eiuutib
in 6raltfrcid, Slopo, Sri, 2operto
lno &irgil Gfalltidl, in ct. 2ouis
cine Stiefto6ter, Srau gfoss @ells,
bon Son 5roncisfo, California,
lnb ollbcroem nod folgenoe @eidmi-
itcr: Scrbinano lrnb Con. Efautih,
ppn Sernlann glrmin GfautId, bon
Chicago unb Sroll @arp Eorfs, bon
ct. 2ollis.
Der Serltorbcnc por Gin Witglico
Scr biciigen 2oge ocs g. of g. Or.
bens, lno miro inter ben g(uipi5en
bcs gcnannten Srbens bc,,tc 3af)-
nitta9 Inn 9 llbr ouf bcm Itdbffibert
Sricobofc bcitattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
6ermaln, Mp., 6reitag, ben %. Mdrs, 1919
Srcffen %orGcreitnnscn fir aruhe
Sage in !Sermaun.

Scrlnomn. ionic ouh ullc St1ht(
cntlorg Der friaco, Afp. 9Sac. lnt
Hof Sslonb @obnen iinh nit @lo
fatcn IN @ciS uno %iolct pcricbcn
init sln5ciaen Der tSri5co Gropelcrs
oercn nGdbItc iibrlidc 3l,iununcn-
fllnft nnl 90. 80. lm0 81. Moi il,
Ncrnlann ltnttfinocn miro.
Gic Sropclcrs bdbcn onr s5rcitoN
Die folgcn0c Delegation oIs cin 9(r
rangelncnts Solnitc nod Mcrmonn
9elaitot, I'M nit Ocm Oom CONNER
cial Glub crnnnntcn glrrnngchrnt;
&onlite 81 bcrotbcn: .. ". Sturm
1els, Ghoa. 2(ubcr0cr, 9Ili. Better,
@m. Gcod, Dob. @rllt5ingcr, y. g.
Sntit9, ". $. GihnlonL s. ".
Solf, @D. &rllcr, :. g. Grpiicr, 6.
$. Gocttlina, &int Nolrna Com.
&opicr Y. 6. @oroine lmo s.. $.
&olfcs. Gos bieiigc aomitc beltcbt
aus s, $. &clmcrs, =. g. @roi, Sunt
@olulgacrtncr Sr., @, $. &lcnf. 6.
4. Gippltcin mo 2oltis 0cacnonu.
llrttr Oen IN 9llSiiht acnonlnlcncn
Sallptbcgebcnbcitcn bcfinbcn iih cine
r0farOi WrnS" Eurabc, cine Earobc
Der &iuocr, 6eicr ser @rGbcri6miid.
ing llro oSrobclers @inltrcl rmo
Cancc."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Sas Sieflanb ent9cbt Dem !Sodl,uaiicr

Gntgegen BEN &orausia9l,ngcn Scr
Ncgierlung 1lno gum oroben Slid,
bat Ser Wtiiiollri Slub nn porigcn
6reitag bus sSluthitabillm ni6t CT
reiht. SrpBbcun buS 9Saller raid
itieg, A Sub am 9icnstoe. 8 SUB onl
Mittmob unb mn cine &leinigfeit onr
Opnnerstaa, narfierte iener Sag bcn
&amnt bcs Steigcns.
slm 0onncrstag bcGom scr Tlub
5u fallen na6bcm or cinen Stano
bon 17.S Sub crreiht battc. Slln
,SreitoG. Dem Gag bes propbc5citen
Sll,tbituoiluns (21 Sub), fiel Der
6lnB auf ia Sub llno blieb bel sic.
iem Stano bis Sl,m Somstog. slm
Sonntoe fiel er bis oilf t7.2 Sub,
am @tontae bis ollf 1876 nno ant
Oienstog bis ouf 15.s SUB. 0ic
'podp0aiieracfohr lit ppriibcr uno bic
idnlntlihc padicnoe Sciid)t ouf bcnt
SiefInnoc mllroc peridcnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Teiertcn lire gplbenc Sudseit.

SRI. emma siIber beaub iid ON
Vfontag bieier ISOLDE nod Scbalio
I'M Der Seier ser goIoenen Sod,3eit
ION Com. Sefmom llno @ottin bei-
5llipobnen. Com. Sedmann mar Elm
grltoer bcs neritorben gSm. Sed-
mann ,inb Der glei6faIls pcrItorbe.
nen Sran Sitlius Silber. Seine Got.
tin mar friiber SRI. Gnlmo WiIer,
bon glnfton. Sic pobnten nor bic
len Sabren in Sermanll uno iinb I'm.
ieren dlteren @inipobnern noblbe.
fantt. @ir entbieten bierrnit bem
Sllbelpoar imieren @Iiidpumi6. @o.
gen ibnen nod pieIe Sabre bes @liifs
beidieben iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
hilbert Efotenbaner ans bem Scben
geihieSen.
Grliegt nadJ fnrser &ranfbeit Der
Snnsenentsiinbnng - Seeroig.
mig fano gcitcrn Wadmittas
itatt.

gSicoerimt tritt hcaltc Oie ifmer5=
li6c Efid)t an ltnS hcran oas Slblchcn
cines uniercr bcithcfonntcn lIno bod
0cahtctcn @iiracr. gilbert Gfntcn,
bauer, bcritbtcn 5u nIiiicn. Nn6 ei.
ncr &ro1fbcit bon follm elmer Mnhe,
trdt nn lettcn 0icnStoa Modnlittog
bcr Soh cin. @crr Tfptcnboucr er-
rcidtc cill gllter bon So Sobrclt, 6
Ntonotcn imo % Sogcn.
Gic Sroucrfcicr bot 9citcrn 9io6s
mittng ltatt9cfl,nbcL inter Gcitlrng
bon EnItnr u. $. &osnunn, in Scr
@nbnllng bcs Ncritorbencn an ser
ncItliden 3mciten StroBc rm6 Damn
in Scr gbongl. ct. Ialls Stride;
bicrotf folgte bic @cicblng oui Dem
itIbtiidcn Srieobofc.
Scr TcrItnrhcnc ipurbc oltf elmer
Sorn in Sittlc Berger acboren lnlb
erbielt icine er5iebuna in Den nprti'
gen 2anbihulcn. Sm Sabre 1874
bcrbeirotbetc er iih nit Srl. Wotbil.
ga Shueb, Tas jilngc Toor nnftc
icinc Seirnntb nllf cincr Surm in
2ittlc Berger rno mar bort bcit1noig
pobnbaft. biz Die @atten Dor ,ungcr
fGbr 8 sSabren nod Scrmnrn 5oaen.
Ser Geritorbenc binterIGBt feline
@attin lno sic foIgenben &inoer:
Sriebrid, in Grpltol Gitp; slnoreos.
in @alIep Earf; gilbert, in Soleoo,
Dbics.4 4nnl, in Sermonn; ssrau Mat,
tic &ottclmonn, in Sernann; 5rau
Gillie Stcinhed, in Union; Srull SSha
Shaffncr, in Sllipctte, 800; sSrou
2altra 9tielnnlb, in 8iion, &an., 10.
nie IS Gnfclfinbcr. Serner nod ci.
ncn Srllbcr, 5crhinano Efotcnhnlcr.
in Soplin, 800. rno cine Sdpcitcr,
fSrnu Slug. Sbuct, in &ernlnnn.
Surh oen 500 bon Gilbert Gfctcn-
bauer bcrlicrcn lcinc 9(n9cbDriecn ci.
ncn Iiehepollcn @otten llnb iorgIamcn
@ater, l,nb lnIcrc Stobt cincn glten
9iirgcr Scr bic Sodohtl,ng s(ller &c.
mob, sic i'm I'M 2eben gefonnt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
1919 lit Elm 2uenit Sabr!

SSie es beiBt, merocn bielcS SrilD'
iabr Die 2ocl,lts mie0er ibr Griheinerl
MAIDEN. Sn Den lcttcn sSabren bobcn
bicie Snieftcn gun5 mcnig Shooel
angeridtet imo iino audi niht mcbr
in ioId ernben SduGrmcn cridicnell
mic friiber. Sadfluloigc bcboltpten,
bab Die Sperlingc Die Socillts 5lt
Snuienoen perni6tcn. glitl oiclen
llmltonb miro es mobl 5uriict5ufilDren
icilL 0nb man IN Den Sttibtcn no Die
Sperlinge bcfonntIid rcdt 5ablrcih
iillb, gan5 ipcnlg bon Den Socluta pcrs
ninrrlt. Ger borptl1dlibc Sdoocn,
Den bicIes Sllieft berlriobt, beltcbt
oarin, Oab iic sic Hinoe bon Shltb1u.
men atirisen llno ibrc Gier III Olclc
Oefinung Iegeu. Sn friibcren Sabren,
po Die 2ocults beionbers SaDlreid
maren, fonnte man bGllfig SbItbdltme
Ieben, oie bon Hiben gon5 be0cdt lpa.
rem unb an oieicn 8unocn lpotcr
ltarbcn. Sellte lit bicics MIR IeDr
ieltcn mebr Der Sail.
Sie 2ociiits erihcinen iln Wtai mo
bIeibcn eeipobnlid 60 Gage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
27, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6. 1917.
Grbielt st. Eanls &eibnadts.
geidenf.

@cncincr Milton 9luit, Sobn boz
Sulil,s 9lltlt ltnb @nttin, bon bier
Der iid bel 1873. Dt. @. 50. IN Sranf
reid I'M 0icnlt bcfinbct, ihricb fiir5
lid in eincln 8rici on ous Solfs,
blott bab cr irl 9lpril bic Scimreill
antrctcn miro. Cine SScilc boz
gScibuadten ionotc Scr ct. Enllls
&ir6en6or cincnt icocn icincr I'M
Gicnit bciin0libcn WtitglicOcr cin
sScibnohts Souprnir. Vtit @c5lg.
nnbme altf bieic millfnnlulcne Mcib.
na6ts Grinncruug ifrcibt @crr
%illlt mic folgt:
oSaben sic bic @iitc Der ct.
Eallls @cn1cinbe nlcincn Gonf GUS
5llbrilden fir llcbrricnblmg Der
prtidtigen @cibnohts G'rillncrlrng
ncblt bcren 8rllb lln0 @lilfmullid
@coollerc icOob icbr, 0oB id bus &c.
idcnt crit belltc (21. Scbrlar) crboI.
ten babe. 9ittc bobcr MIDI filr mel.
ne i6einbar pcripGtctc 9lncrfcnnlug
5t entl6uloigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
6rl. Gaa Mmanba @iele, Sudtcr ppn
9lng. @iele nno Satin, oun Mur'
riiun, erliegt in GpffeDbiae,
aanias, Der Snflnensa.

9lm letten Sunlstag itorb in Gof-
fcppille, &unios on bcn Solgen Ser
Snflllcn5n. Sri. Gllu slnnnbo @ielc,
Sodter bon glllg. &iclc lmb 0jottin,
BON Ntorriion im glltcr bon % SSSab-
rcn. 7 l'ouaten lulO % Soacn
0ic 2ci6c mllrbc noh Morriion
gcbrodt no om Sonntog 9todn,it-
tog in Der Gpongl. ct. Sacobi Stride.
inter 2eitllne bon Gaitor g. Gill.
monns, bie Sroucrfcier obgcbalten
mllroc. 0ic 9eeroiglmg erfolgte
Damn auf ocm 5000 Scpc Sricobofe.
Die &erItprbene beiu6te in Goffep.
bile cine Sanoelsi6ule llno Wobntc
bel Der 6anlilie ibrcs 9rubers, 5rie
@iclc uno 8attin, ais Tic on Der SSSn-
flucr5a crfranfte.
Sic miro ilberlebt bon ibrcn betae-
ten Gltcrn lno ocn folgenocn &c
i6miitcrn: Spbn, Oscar, @ultap uno
Scnrp @icle, bon Worrilon 6ral,
Ilma @obotbuter, bon 9ittle Berger,
5ris @icle, bon Goffcpbillc, aan.,
sral 2poia Calf, bon fredericksburg
inb SSrau @ilbelmina Mtohel, bon
BOLTON, Mo.
gSir periihcrn bic bctrilbte Sami-
lie ,lnieres nufrihtigen @cilcihs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Sn Splpania, Sbiu, seiturben.

glm lebten Samstag ltarb in ibrent
Seim, in Splbania, Ohio, sSrau Geo.
Secfmonn, nod fiinfiuodcntlidcr
&ranfbcit. Serr Sefnonn nnb @at-
tin pobnten bier ilber ein SSSobr, i'm
Sefotte 8ebGltbe, on Der 9ierten
Strobc, sogen ober Dor ltneefGbr 6
Wonaten na6 Splbania. Die Ser.
itorbenc bintcrl1bt ibren @ottcn ilnb
3 &inoer. Srau anna Sefnann,
BON bier, reilte am Sonntag ab nm
ben gegrGbnib bei5uipohuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
NGditcn Sonntas lit 3eitlucdicl.

9td6iten Sonntng Wtor9cn nm .
llbr niIlicu dllc ltbrcn IN Ocn Ser.
Staatcn UNI cine Stltn0c pDraci6os
ben Derocn, 6a Oas SonnenliAt.Gr,
iparllngsgcieg nod niht miocrruien
DorOen lit. Dian miro iib nit Der
neucn Orbnlmg luicber 5urcbtfin0en
uliliien. Sn Sftober DerOcn Die
llbren Damn wieOer 5ilriifgciteIlt mer-
oen.
gllio nG6iten Sonntag Morgcn
miro cS beiben: nglll Nboarb, Gnbert
Die llbreu fir Die Sonmer5eit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Sn Der Seinbibaft cines @egners
fann mebr glnerfennling liegen, als
in Der 8erebrllng zines Inbdngers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

9anner Straben sic in bieiem Si.
itrift 5u bailen iino, iuerben in 3u.
flInft 5ur @erbeiicrllng aller StraBen
iiibren 5lpifden Dem Special Stra-
Benoiitrift im norbIiden Gnbe uno
Scnt i'm iiibIi6en @rbe bes Gountps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Sat man Den Gegenidirm pergei-
len 70 niist es nidts, ii6 bariibcr 5ii
1rgern; man miro bod nab, penn es
Damn regnet.
The Washington times., 1919-03-20
Change of Ownership.

a poorly-clad stranger had been
gazing for such a long time with
interest at a mansion, with it's
spacious stately carriage drive and
well-kept grounds, that a police
man at the corner grew suspicious
and walked upto him. Mice house"
said the officer genially. yes"
was the reply. Its a very nice
house, and il cost money, too" cit
did that" said the officer. 81 built
that house" said the stranger. The
officer looked at the seedy in
diyiduaI and smiled. What did yer
do IL with" he said-"a spade and
hoe?' NO" replied the man sad
ly, with money left me BY my
uncle. 1t is not exactly as l would
have designed IT, and I've never
seen ii before"A- You never saw
it before" said the officer, "and it
amt just as you'd like it, but you
built IL with money left you by
your uncle; that's a good joke"
ITS all true" said the seedy
stranger, the owner was my
lawyer