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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19
NEWSY NOTES
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, Aug. 1S.-The worst dis. appointed people here are those who did not make the trip to Fairbanks for the baseball series. Those re turning brot such glowing accounts of the enjoyable time at the upper town and the exceptionally good ball games, especially the one played Sun day afternoon, that the ones who stayed at home now fully realize what they missed. There is now much talk about the Fairbanks team fore Labor Day and this team re turning up there for that holiday. T. is probable that an effort will be made to make such arrangements
 The Midnight Sun arrived about noon and the various launches came in a few hours later. The trip down was made without incident but every one was so tired that they were glad when the docks here came in view
 Dr. Sutherland arrived here late this evening bringing down Thomas R. Mcdonald and Livingston Wer- nocke'' Treadwell engineers, in his launch. He will return to Fairbanks in the morning. The TreadweH men will take pack horses and leave for the Kantishna tomorrow or the next day.
 Some changes are to be made in the guards stationed here upon the arrival of the steamer Jacobs, the iqtter part of the month. A number of soldiers will arrive on the boat, taking the place of some of the boys stationed here.
 The Victory. which brot down sev- eral of the ball fans may not leave depending upon the nun,ber of pas 'ena"rs recured.
 Albert Lundborg has completed his contract on the lines between Fair banks and this place and will move his outfit to town this week The contract covered a distance of two miles.
 Mrs. Mckenzie who has been em- pioyed at the local hospital for sev eral months. left with Carl White to take charge of the hospital in Brooks.
 Two men who arrived today from the lower Yukon bring word of strike in the KakO river country They state that excellent prospects have been found on Buster creek. a tributary of KakO river. the latte stream emptying in the Yukon about eight miles above Russian Mission It is reported that it is only about seven feet to bedrock and the pay streak seems to be very rich. The new arrivals say that the strike has caused considerable excitement on the lower Yukon, men going to the scene from practically every camp in that region
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19
MINING MEN GO
 TO KANTlSHNA
'"DONALD AND WERNECKE LEFT FOR NIlNANA EXECUTE TO
 THE KANTISHNA

Late yesterday afternoon Thomas C. Mcdonald and Livingston Wer- necke left in a launch for Nenana on their way into the Kantishna country, where they will investigate certain mining property MT. Me Donald is a mining engineer in the employ of the Treadwell company and has been in this vicinity for sever al weeks looking over the various prospects
 MT. Wernecke, who arrived On the last boat from Dawson. is the chief geolOgist of the corporation and upon his decision regarding mining prop erty depends, largely, the negotia- tiOnS that will be entered into. He accompanied F. w. Bradley. the presi- dent of the company, from Douglas Q this city, the latter recently leaving for the coast over the trail.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19
LOCAL MAN IS
 EHR0UTE HOME
'DIIN r.. PEGTES LEAVES CHITINA H% HIS WAY DNtI HOME
 IS DISCHARGED

After spending few days in Val
 .1.u. l. ..as siE# his r.iaHsa from active -o"tyco in the army, John F. Pcguo~ t- now on his way back to Ih" old home town He Iafr Chittna .stnrjay in 8 Burgess automobile and they reported past Copper Gen. CT carly yesterday afternoon.
 The rip .o inc coas was made '.c.t tv Valdez but such difficulties were encountered in slides and wash ur~ that better time could be made
 nir" al way of vaHn.. Upon his return he will resume his position on The Citizen
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19
this evening
Gh~N ECN ARRIVES N
 TOWN SUNDAY MORNING

Al %:l5 sunday morning d ten ...... .. ,.---... Ir ..I.. 0.o.s. lachn-a. of 0j,.asooI. a. .a, ao"v
 . Mr. and Ms Jesse Rust The at- tending physician, pr MccMlum, re- ports that both the mother a baby a.c doing fine. Mrs Bachner was formerly Miss Cleora Neilscn of this city
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19

r is ro such sufferers as these that ao yarn is going The committee
 ugo feels that it could find no more worthy recipients.
 The yarn will be on sale at the this pyaOiOu
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-08-19
YARN BE SENT TO ARMENIANS
 IN JERUSALEM
RED CROSS YARN WILL BE SENT TO THE RELIEF OF ARMENIANS IN JERUSALEM - SUFFERERS WILL USE IT TO KNIT SHAWLS OF MANY KINDS.

WILL USE IT TO KNIT SHAWLS
 OF MANY KINDS.
 Panama Valley Chapter is going ro have it's share in making he world "-holIaby," which means "yery beau uful." for the Armenian refugees who are being cared for by the Am .rlcan Red Cross in Jerusalem All rrr yarn remaining unsold will be
 hipped to division headquarters in Seattle on the steamer Alaska this week. the first leg of it's long journey 10 the Holy Land which has at last been reclaimed from the Mosloms. There ii will be distributed among these refugees 10 be kni. by them into the shawl which is universally worn by young and old. and which
 .Nrs the double purpose of wrap md hroddreSs in the daytime and of blanket at night
 Early in the war Sacrifice Week Was observed outside, the fund col Iected being devoted to the aid of these Christian people who have 20 many years been the victim of Turk lsh atrocities This Chapter has not directly contributed to any fund for }hr Armenians. But with the dona- tiou of some five hundred pounds of yarn o their use, the Chapter will be represented a. contributors to this. ae to every other worthy war chari- ty
 If l should write everything. all rivers must be ink and the earth paper and he trees pens" writes an Armenian boy in telling of the dcp0r- )aton of his people from their homes by the Turks Wandering for several years he, together with many other children. finally succeeded in reaching Jerusalem and the benevolent minis raliOns of the American Red Cross.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
Ernst |. Hsffner, N. D.
$ermann, W O..
Speaieae anfmerfiamfeit pirb ber
iunnbdstliden gebanblnns
seiuibmet.
Offices hinoen: Z Bis 8. bormittass;
IL Biz 2. nadmittags un6 6 Bis 8,
abenbs. Sonntags: 7 BIB 10, Dor.
mittags.
Hbone 76.

&urSem angetra,lte iunee @attin be.
finoen iid bier auf @eiud bel Wlltter
gilbert Slime unb anoeren 8ertpanb.
ten.
Ser am lesten Donnerstag erfolgte
600 bon Senrp s. Sredmann bat III.
iere Stabt in tiefite Sra,ler periest.
Ser 8crItorbene mar elmer unierer
beiten 8iirger uno @eidaftslerte.
6. 6. Boss mar am Sonntag be.
iuhsmeiie IN $ermantt.
gbriit. 8ittenbad, bon Bihita
Sails, Seras, NOR Ieste Bode bier
in ieiner friiberen Seimatb auf 9e.
iud Bel 8eripanbten unb alien 8e.
fannten. Serr @ittenbad eignet
21nbereien in Seras a,1f beren er.
siebige Selquellen sefunben tuurben.
s. $. Mertens reiite Ietten Mon.
tag in @eiddften nad ct. 2ouis.
SRI. Olga @olfinger, bon ct.
2ouis, peilt gegenuartig bier gu @ait
bel 8efannten.
Sn Ser @eriammIl,ng in ,,nierem
Sduloiitrift, Die letten Samstag
ltattfanb, murben Sobn Nolte unb
Gbriit. Bope als Oelegaten gu ser
am nGditen Samstag In Spensbille
abaubaltenben sroBen @oao . Ser.
iammlrlng ertpdblt.
Srau S. @aber berpeilte mebrere
Gage LETTER ISOLDE IN ct. 2ouis auf
8eiu9 bel 8erpanbten.
Die Sobalitdt Der itngen Wanner
i,nb Srai,en Der fatboliiden Stride
lperoen am ndditen Sonntag Meno
einen Offentliden gu1re nebit Eie.
Supper beranftaIten, unb apar gum
9eiten 6es Sonbs fir 8eItreittng Der
Soften bes reilen 8ianos fir bas
&loiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

S. %. gnglert, bon Worriion,
befano iid am Wontug in @eiddften
bier.
IS. 6. Stolte, bon Stonn Sill,
mar Iceten 6reitas in 9eidaften in
unierer Sta6t.
5rau sliiia enoieott, bon ct.
aouis, befimoet iid bier auf 8eiud)
bel 8ertpan6ten.
Geo. 81. &ubti unb @attin muir.
ben bieie 8ode burd Die @eburt Ell.
nes Sodtcrdens c%rfrellt.
SRI. Sba Druid, bon ct. 2onis,
befinbet iid bier auf 9eiud bel ibrer
Wutter, Srau Sp. 9uidmeger.
-Sacob Ybilipp lit lesten Samstag
nod einem 8eiub bel 8ertpanbten
uno 8efannten in Der 2ittle Berger
@adbari6aft, mieber mad Siggins.
billie 5i,riidgefebrt.
81. s. 9urano, Senrp S6miot
nno SRI. emma Ouranb, bon ct.
2oltis, bermeilten mebrere Gage Der
leeten ISOLDE gum 9eiud Eel Der So.
mile @rbp Sabn. on Der Sirit Greet.
s.. u. @aebler unb @attin, mel
DIE cine ISOLDE bel Der Samilie Sranf
@aebler in Swiss unb anoeren Ser.
ipanbten i'm County berpeilt batten,
iinb lebten Mittmod mieber in ibr
Seim in @rapitp. Soma, 5uriidge.
febrt.
-Dur6 NadlaBridter Sbeooor
@raf murben am Nittmod i'm Court.
ba,is folgenbe 2iebespaare getralt:
9arfer Stiers unb SRI. 2mcp Sbeii.
len, beibe bon &binelano. Wo.. unb
Clarence 8. gIadbitrg, bon Meabs.
billie, unb SRI Hora 6. Carrier, bon
8luffton, Wo.
-Somer @nlfer, ipelfer Biz Dor
&urscm in Wprid, Mo. Die Stelle
bes Stationsagenten befleibete, mar
letten Sreitag bier gum 8eiud ieiner
Mlitter, Ha,iline @alfer. Son bier
aus reiitc Sooner mad atdiion, aan-
Inn bort, ebenfalls i'm Dienite
Der Giienbabngeiellidaft, cine Steae
an5utreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
MorriiDn>
BetreibebauSler fanfeu Jest ipieSer
@eisen aaf.-Nm. 8rannamaan
BON goonbille fanft bas @ie.
ienbad 0ebGnoe.-Mnbere
Iprriion Wenisfeiteu.

Ser Maneel an transport : @ele.
genbeiten bot iih etmas geboben uno
uniere @etreibebGnbler faufen baber
ipieoer 8ei5en iebr our Sreunoe I'M
ierer Sarmer ltnb @eiddftsle,,te.
q. S. @ieienbad bat iein @obn-
bans in unierer Stabtr an @m.
@rannamanr, bon 8oonpille, Wo.,
berfauft, Der bon iener Stabt nod
Worriion iiberiiebeln miro. SER
@rannamant pobnte friiber nabe
@asconaoe, mo- CT cine Sarm beiaB.
Serbert 6. @ertens pdr am
Samstag in Sermann INN Der Scr.
Iammlung ser Mmerican 2egion BEL
%5utuobnen.
2ouis 9oeger uno Samilie mrrben
lette @ode anlGBlid bes Sooes bes
8aitor Sol. $. 9aiss. benz gater Der
Sra,t goeger, nod ct. Soris ge.
rllfen.
Sobn Nolte fen. lit, pie mir nit
9ebauern erfabren, idtper erfranft.
9r. Sienberg, bon Weta, miro iid
bier als ar5t nieoerlafien. ,s4t
SRI. Grieoa ggsenbcrg besab iid
mad ct. 2ouis mo- lie 9eidGftigi,ng
angenommen bat.
Srau @liiabetb S9lomann lit lei.
Der nod INNER brtrb 3ranfbeit ans
8ett gefeiielt.
@iIton &ebefer lit nod mebrp6d.
entlidem geiud in ct. 2ouis, tpieber
5uriidgefebrt.
Geo. Slime uno feline ibm erit Dor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
Memes, ans @oollam.

Die 8~eriammlung in rnierem
SduloiItrift our 8abl bon 5mei
Delegation 5ilr &oao 8%eriammlune,
Die lesten Samstag bier abgebalten
muroe, mar MIR idma6 beiudt. Ser
mann Sbuenemeper uno Sreo
Streblmann purben oils 9elegaten
ertpGblt.
Sugb 9ranion unb Samilie iinb
mad Union, Mo. iiberiiebelt.
Gbtp. Yaid, boz, OH 8Iano, bat
feline @ei5enernte bon Ser bisber bon
inn betriebenen Gorm an Der Ebirb
Greet, nod Der aug. 2anhpebr 5arm
gebrddt.
Sral Sobn Selm, bon Smensbille,
lit bier auf 9eiud Bel Sral, Gbriit.
aSbueneateper!ai /
!, 8ir iino ollie frob oab Bel Der
0brisfeit Der geirnbe Wenidenber.
Itano ipieoer ailr @eltung sefommert
lit unb Die alte 3eitrednuns mieber
eingefibrt miro. @ir fonnet, beilte
nod nidt einieben mas bel Der time
iaping" ginridtling seiponnen tpiir-
Be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

-Grit Neiobart mar iiber Sams.
tag unb Sonntag befldsmeiie in ct.
2ouis.
-4rnolo gleile itattete leste $50.
DIE 8ermanbtcn in ct. 2ouis einen
9eild ab.
SRI. Clara Sdmentfer pertpeilte
Gnoe lester ISOLDE in Sem Saben Bel
ibrcn gItern.
-Jrau s. 5. Bbillips, bon ct.
9ouis, befinbet iid felt mebreren 60.
gen bier oils @ait Der Srau 6. @arb.
-2ebrer 6. 6. Saugban pertpeilte
letten Samstag unb Sonntag in
Smenspille auf 8eilid bet ieinen Nm.
gebOrigen.
-Hobt. 8aumgaertner nnb Sat.
tin fins letfen Sonntae bon ct.
2oiis auriidsefebrt. no iie cine $50.
DIE bel @ermanbtcn bcripeilt batten.
Die @innobme geleeentlid bes
Bie Suppers, bas lesten Sreitag
Mbenb in Der SodidrI Salle itatt.
fano betrugen 1895. 3nciunopier.
aig .8ies" nurben burh Iutionator
@m. &aIlmeper p%crlteiacrt. Ger 9e.
i1d mar ein iebr Sablreifer.
Srit 6leiih. ser Dor Sturgeon iei.
ne Garm nube MorriIon bcrfaufte. lit
leste @ode nit ieiner Tomilic nad)
Sermamt iiberiiebelt ilno bot oas
@obnbalts iciner Sfnpeltcr. SRI. 2ia.
sie Sleiid, OH Der mcitl. 6. StraBe be.
Sogen.
German 8lunler, Scr 2eihenbc.
itatter bon Berger, fam lebten Mon-
tag bier ourh auf Der Scimreiic bon
Mbinclanb bceriffci, ipnbin or acru.
fen porben tpar anlGblid bes Sobes
bon Srou @m. Sol5idlae, geb.
Stiers.
Sacob Gbilipp, ipelfer ip1brenb
Der pergangenen @ode in Sermamn
uno umgeeenb bel ieinen 8ertunnbten
unb 8efannten auf 9eiad p%ertpeilte,
lit leetcn Samstas pieber in feline
Seimatb bel Sisginspille, no. ou.
riidgefebrt.
Sronf Gaer6er unb @attin uno
gmil @inbeiu uno @attin, neIde il.
rem ScrDanoteuL Ben Samiliet Jaer.
Der an Der 2ittle Berger, eineh geiud
|abgeitattet battetL reiiten Ietten @on.
tag IN ibrem glttomobil nnd ct.
Souls suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

-5rau Roia Nebel, BON ct. 9onis
lift bier nuf 9eiud BEL 8ertpanbten.
-gSm. s. gnerger, bon Ner
Sapen, mar am Rontag in @eiddfter
bier.
-allen Druid, bon @aibington
mar an Sonntag bier gum geiiid lei.
ner a%ngeborigen.
SRI. Soa Shalf, bon 8oollam.
beinnb iih Ietten Montas bier aul
9eflf bel 8crmanbten.
5rau Caroline Oberg, bon
Stoup Sill. lit bier auf 8eiud bei
Srau Marp @eibemann.
Geo. u. @neoiger urio @attir
itatteten letten Sonntag IN Berger
ibren Serpanbten eincn 8eiuh ab.
-@alter Straf uno @attin uno
Srau s. 6. Strad madten lesten
Samstae cine automobil. Sabrt nod
ct. SouiS.
-6rau &oialia Sdeioesser. bon
airfmoob. beiudt felt mebreren Ia.
gen ibre a~ngeborigen in Sermann,
Ruib gilanb unb in 2ittle Berger.
Or. artbur Siebler lit bon Ga.
Groiic, @isconiin, 5uriifeefebrt, uno
miro mebrere Woden bier bel ieinen
gltern, grisea Siebler nno Gattin.
%perfpeilen.
-Srit 9aneit, bon ct. 2ouis, be.
funb iih mebrere Gage letter ISOLDE
bier gum 9elud ieiner Sdpeiter,
Srau sol. ". Heblalleft ur0 alien
gefannten.
-@m. 9uihmeper uno SamtIie.
bon aocnig, Siage County, iparer
lesten Samstag nn6 Sonntae bic,
ali gciub bel oen Samilien Senrp
uilb Carl guidmcper.
-Gbriit, ShIcnber unb @attin.
mclhe ibren in ct. 2otis mobnenbcr
&inbern einen @ciild abitatteten. iin>
lestcn 9ienstag pieber in ibr bieiiges
Scim snriifsefebrt.
-Srana @ilcntber, bon GIinthn,
Mo. unb hermann @ueitber, por
Cairo, ST., erirctten leete ISOLDE ibre
Mlitter, 5rou IusuIta @iientber, Sd,
bier, onrd ibrcn geiud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
Sine banfbare aron. israu

49, Oe" OF
gordarbt, bon Magoii!e. 8is.,
idreibt: Dor einiaer Sci. befam ib
Elm idlimmcs Maaeniibel. ober Glide
5Iaidcn Sorni's aIpemsrGuier baben
mid gebeilt. Sd bin icbr oanfbar
bafiir." Dies allie si,berIGiiiee
ardutcrbeiImittel resnticr. ben 1a
gen unb berbeiierf Die G~croaunng.
Mpotbcfer fSnnen es nitt Iiefern.
8eger ausfunff idreibe maj, aa Or.
@eter 5obrnep s. Cons Go. ,25Ot
@aIbinston Mpb.. gbicaGo. ST..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Oct. %, 1919, as required by the
Act OF October 6, 1917.
-artbur Soifmann lit leste $50
DIE bon Sobofen, 81. s., 5urildgefebrt
mo or in cinem Soipital i'm Wtilitar'
oienit Itanb. CIR bat nad 5Deiidbri-
gent 9ienit ieinen %ebrenbollen Ib'
idie6 aus Ser 4rmee erbalten.
-HapmonS &attclmann Heffe
bon Sris 9attelntann, bon 5irii
Greet, bot ieine ebrenpolle gntlaii.
ung aus benz Slottenoienite erbalten
lilo lit lette ISOLDE in feline bieiige
Seimatb auriidgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
-Senrp Steiner. BON Heiu Sapcn,
mar ON Srcitog in @eid1ften bier.

mar ON Srcitag in @eid1ften bier.
-@m Steffen uitb s. S. Rer.
tens, BON @orriion. iuaren am 0on-
nerstag bier in @eidaften.
-@m. Slafe itno Satin. bon
9ittle Berger, iinO mad @asecnaoe
iiberiieoelt no Tie Die 2eitung zines
Sotels iibernommen bnben.
Geo. u. @alter, bon @asconabe,
reiite lebten 9onnerstag bon bier
aus nah Seras Inn IN beil 9esbe-
none Selfcloern ltmifau gu balten.
Dim nG6iten Sonntag UNI Die
Witternadtsitunoe tritt Die CUTE alte
S%eitrednung iuic0er Elm uno Die Sci.
ger on oen llbren iinb bann Inn cine
Shrnoe 5uriidauitelIen.
albert @ittid unb @attin. BON
Sloriiiant nnb Otto @aebler unb
@qttin, bon ct. 2ouis, befanben iih
Iestc ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier gum
9efud ibrer angeborigen.
--slus. S. @oblfing bat bon Der
9iftriftidule bas @runoitiif iiiOlid
bon Der ct. @eorgs : Stride fir $f35
bel cinem offentliden 8erfmlfe er.
itanben, unb beabiidtigt Elm &c.
i6Gftsbaus oarauf 81 crriften.
-Sn einem am lesten Samstag in
Owcnspille itattgefunbencn 8ett.
ipiele 3miiden Dem &naben @asfet-
Boil Seam Der Sermann Sodidule
uno oemienigen Der Sodidule bon
S%wensbiIle, blieben l,niere Silnsens
NIT Is at II Bunften Sieger.
Sn Der lebten Wontae @6enb
nbgebaltenen Sdul : @~eriammlung
ipilrben @rmin gberlin unb @rtbur
Oufner als Delegaten 81 Der &pao.
bomb . @%eriammlung ernannt. Die
morgen in S~mensbille f%tattfinoen
mirb, I'M Die Grase Der @oabbonb.
anleibe al beipreden.
Sacob Strabsner ino Gattin.
welde Dor n,ebreren Wonaten nab
Oklahoma iiberiiebeIten, itn6 .pieber
nod Sermann 5uriidgefebrt. uno be.
abiidtigen, ipie mir bDren, uniere
Stabt pieber 5n ibrem bleibenben
Seim 5u MAIDEN. @ir beiBen oas
lpadere @bepaar beralidit. nillfom-
men.
i . + W. NE.F -.
Clarence glinne. bon Bar, be.
gleitete lebten Wontag GrnIt SapsIer
nnb @attin bierbcr, melde ibrenl
gruber. Gam Seilert unb anberen
Serpanbtcn nabe Ban einen @eiud
obgeitattet botten, boz, fpo aug bieieI.
ben nab Sefferion 9th reiIten Inn
Dor ibrer Seimrciie nod 3anids Gitp
bortige @ertpanbtc at beiuden.
Geo. &ottboff lit lesten Sonntog
bon Smaba, Ncbrasfa ouriidgefebrt,
100 er mebrere @onate in cinem Der
groben ShlGdtereicn Wading CO.
heidGftigt mar. @eorg mar Mi,gen.
aeuge oes in Omaha itattgefunbenen
@aiienfrieges uno tbeiIte ,lns nit baB
oie 3eitunaen ii6cr Die ausidreiti1n.
gen oes Yobels nid)t bic SGlfte be.
rifteten.
-Hcter Oanuicr. Better bcs Sc.
ball6es in wcld)em lid bas Yoltamt
ioluie Simon's Storc befinbct, trifft
8orbereitungen bas n8aiement"
(GrbgcidoB) inter Dem 8eb1uoe Der.
grobcrn az laiien Inn &aum at &c.
minnen our ginfiibr,ng elmer Seia-.
lungs : Gentrale. uno bat gu bieiem
eroBe 0l,antitGten @rabcI unb
Sanb an 0rt rno StelIe brinsen
laiien.
--Sduliuperintenhent o.. 8. 1onn
lltS gnttint inmie 2cbrerin 5ra,,
Sbereis @egseel unb grinaipal S. S..
Seppe begaben iid letter. Samstas
mad 8otsbam. no iie Die I'M oorfigen
Sdnlbaiie abgebaltene @emeinoe.
Gilsitellung Community 1air) be.
iudten. Dieielbert tbeiltcn urs NIT
0nR 6ie ..Ioir" Sehr snhIreih hcs,,ft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24
STATE BANK
OF BAY. MISSOURI

Searanbtt l9II.s
aasitaI $4,000. lleberiduB $4,000
@,itbaben iiber $4,000.
Wstfeibt Elm alsemetnes ganiseldaft.
8ea1blt 4 Yrpaent auf 9eit.D epnften.
WedGblt 3 Hr0aent auf SparsD epoliten. j
8atSidsrheits. Decentralization 81 bernie.
then. ~
tinba bittet freunblidf nm eure aunb-
idJaft.
Dtreftoren:
Simon SOCCER. q. u. Meper,
G, gn9etbredt, U. y. Nuener.
,Tteo. 8uiHmarn, Gbas. g. Dtuen
6enrs 2anaenbera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

90. $ummert, Morrifon, &c.. Bic
tet eild giinitige @eIeeenbeiten euer
@elb in quite SarmIdnbereien att5u'
legen, in bieien uno Nadbar.G oitn'
ties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-24

'9as 8olfsbIatt fornmt nidt nebr
rpenn Die 3eit a~beelaufen lit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-23
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BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1919. by I. W. Burg,ss)
Peter Meets a Friend in
Black and White.

AS Peter Rabbit passed one of the
apples trees in the Old Orchard a
thin, wiry voice hailed him. ITS a
wonder that you wouldn't at least
say you're glad to see me back, Peter
Rabbit" said the voice.
Peter, who had been hopping along
rather fast, stopped abruptly to look
up. Running along a limb just over
his head, now on top and now under
meath, was little bird with a black
and white striped coat and a white
waistcoat. Just as Peter looked he
flew down to near the base of the
tree and began to run straight up the
trunk, picking things from the bark
here and there as he ran. His way Of
going up that tree trunk reminded
Peter of one of mis- winter friends.
Seep-Sep the Brown Creeper.
poor welcome for ore who has jus
come all the way from South Amer
ica," said the little black ard white
Dir with a twinkle lii MS eyes
ooh. Creeper, 1 didn't know you
were here" cried Peter. You know
I'm glad to see you. I'm just as glad
as glad can be. You are such a quiet
fellow I'm afraid 1 wouldn't have seen
you at all if you hadn't spoken. Do
you know it is always hard for me
to believe that you are really and
truly a Warbler
why 500" demanded Creeper the
Black and White Warbler, for that is
the name by which he is commonly
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portunity to straighten out or gloss

portunity to straighten out or gloss
over the suits mustiness.
The sketch shows a smart little suit
made of navy satin combined with
Scotch plaid taffeta, with girdle and
Knockers of red satin. This suit is cut
on straight smock lines and could be
made at home without very much diff
f1culty, without even the aid of a pat
tern.
The wool jersey bathing suit with
attached trunks or boomers is a
prime favorite. Such a suit gives
splendid service.
A great deal has been said, and
often said, in favor of the rubberized
cape as a bathing wrap, but this fact
cannot be accomplished. Such
wrap may be slipped on in a second
giving Immediately the protection
necessary from sun and wind. where
as a sweater or other garment with
sleeves goes on with difficulty over
wet arms and shoulders, and on
warm day gives more protection than
the wearer usually wants or requires.
Smart bathing accessories may
make practically any outfit attractive
They should be renewed often during
a summer at the shore.
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OfznfereSf tO.WOnlen
EVEN DEBUTANTES WEAR BLACK.
BY ANNE RITTENHoUSE.

No one now speaks of black or
black and white as being too old
On the contrary, good many of the
frocks of all black or of the magpie
combination might seem rather too
youthful for any of us who left the
nursery in the last century. For,
oddly enough, there is nothing among
the new things more "buxom, blithe
and debonair" than the frock of what
Milton refers to as "staid wisdom's
hue" And among the lovely ladies of
today there are many besides Prince
Memnon's sister and the starred
Ethiop queen who look their most be-
witching in sable hue.
Perhaps, after all, it is a matter of
association that has led us to regard
black as somber. To the Chinaman,
white has the same association, be-
cause 1t is to him the color of mourn
ing, and to the queens of France, who
spent their widowhood in all-white,
this hue must have been more >sug-
gestive of gloom than ever black
could have been.
Not for good many years have we
regarded black and white as at all
suitable for mourning, however. The
widow is permitted the white lining
to her bonnet, and white collar and
cuffs, and all-white is permitted to
those who wear light mourning: but
black and white is almost out Of the
running as a possibility for second
mourning