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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Gnurme Sunabme lueiblider Stu.
nenteu in SentihlanS.

0ie 3abl Der weibllten Stllole'
renben in Seutihlano bat pabreno
Der lesten orei Sable gang betraft.
lid augenonulen. SIN lesten @lnter
Dor Dem Griege 6ablien Die oertld)en
uniperiit1ten 1870 meiblid)e Stloic.
renoe, ueniger als lieben Erojcnt
Der @einmt6iiier SIN porigen Wilt
ter paren es 5757 - pole pler5lg
8roaent Der 9eiarnt5ifier. SlniittlidD
Der 8erteiIuug Der meiblidjen Stu'
oentenitlaft aui Die eln5ellen Stu
bien5peiee 5eigt iid, oaB in Der
$auptlad)e 5rpei @iiiensgebiete Don
ben meiblid)en StuolerenOen beuor.
5uat peroen, ndmilt oas boDere
2ebriad uno Die Meoi5in. griterem
iinb srrseit 1926 peiblid)e StllOIe.
renoe Su%6u5Gblen, pon oenen 27S9
SDiIoIogie mo @eItibte uno 1896
Watbenlatif uno Observation-Disclosures
i!uoieren, gegrll 1924 uuo 761 Dor
8rieasausbrud). aameralla (Staats'
pilienitait) uuo SanowirtItaIt ltu'
sieren 900 (por Dem aricge 1922,
Retispiiienidaii 1873 o. 3abn'
beilfunOe Ga (5l(, FbarmaSie (ar5.
nei. Seiltuaoe) 30 Q4) uno euallge.
liite Sbeologie Is Q6). Die @abl
Ser llnHperiitdten oeutet oil, OaB bic
Sraueu Die Heihsbauptltaot uerb1lt.
uism1Bi9 10 itarf beiud)en ME Die
m1nnlihe Siigeno, oaB lie aber i'm
nbrlgen bel Der Mabl Ger llnlueriltui
ibre eigeuen &e9e gebeu, mas ms.
belonoere in DER 9epor5uglng Don
Bonn, S%eioelberg, Wiiniter uno
Jranffnrt uno in Dem 9eringen BE.
fid,e Don Seip5ig, Saue unO 5rei.
burg gum Ausorud fonmlt. Sesten
Binter bate Berlin 1916 welblid)e
Stuoierenoe, Miind)en 760, 9onn
515, Seioelbers 344, Niiniter 800.
Warbure 81. 2eip5ig 292, 9ottin.
gen 273, 9restau 269. 6ranfiurt
a. ~. 225, Sena III, a~oni9sbers
40. Saae 164, 0reiburs 1873, Sii.
bin9en 115, aiel 1O2, @reiislpalO
uno StraBburs lie 20. 8ur5bura 49,,
8ieBen AZ, Holtod uno erlansen lie
30,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Sine bHbide Grfinouns fir Nen.
gierige.

Ssi ben unsebeuren Renidenanz
iammlungen, bic our4 cine Srauerz
fsierli4telt in GOnoun peruriadt
puroen, bat iid elm erfinoerii4er
aOpf sinsn tIeinen 4pparat ounuBe
gemadt. I'm ielbit i'm drslten BOLTS
seordngs niats bon ben 8~ursdnsen
aui Der StraBs aus ben 4usen gu
perlieren. Die GrIinDuns 1T gar ni4t
neu, ~ionoern es banoelt ii4 nur Oars
UNI. ldnsit betannte 8orriAtunssn i'm
gesebenen 4ugenblid IN elmer ents
ipre6eno OerGnoerten Jorm gu be-
nubsn. Wan tennt ben 5eniteripies
gel, Den %losenannten rSpion". our4
ben bic liebe HeuSier ale grei9niIe
III Der Raabaridaft betra4tet unp
infolseOeiien ltets senuu a~n5useben
fpsib, tpsr bic StraBe paiiiert ooer
mas iid iOnit auf ibr 5usetrasen bat.
Nuf osmielben prinaip berubt oas
fir cine melt ernitere Y%erpsnouns
beftimmte psriitop, NIT Dem 3. 3. Die
unterieeboote ausgeitattet Iino, oamit
bic 8siasuns in Der Cage 1T, pahs
reno Der 6abrt bic umsebene Meeress
fiddle gu iiberi4auen. Sener bieoere
Gonboner 8iirser bate nun cine dbns
lide 4ombination DON Spieseln an eis
men, 8ambusi tod pon unsefGbr 2H
Wetern 9Obe angebra4t uno lid 10
in bic Gage perfect. iiber aue Dor ibm
befinbliden 2eiber unD a0pfe bintpss
bic Mitte Der Strabe i'm 4use behalf
ten au t0nneu. Die 2onboner poiis
sei batte bic Nbiiht neinauidreiten"
Der rddIte policeman befabl benz
@ambusmann, ieinen apparat gu
.ntfernsn, itieb aber auf cine uners
Idittterlids Weiseruns: Die poliseis
poridrift sinse nur babin, bab niats
auf bic StraBe seitelt werben oiirfs
te, unb er bielte ieinen Stod in Der
6anb! Der poli3iit bolte einen 9ors
aeIebten, benz es aber niht better err
! cling. Damn tpuroe Elm Snfpettor ses
rufen, Der na9 einisem Wortpediel
ben Mann in Rube lieb. go batte
boz Strabensp eriitop ieinen eriten
Giea erfphten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

Slaf Scn 1879 lit Elm rnben-
Ifmar5cr Sengit (bat feline weibe
@arfirune). 9crielbe lit 1872 Sano
bod, picet 100 Yfunb. @e5ii6tet
burd @orf S. S%airbairm arlington,
SSsolpa. Scrielbc lit regelrcdt in Den
.3udt = 9iihcrn Der Tational Srend
9roft Sorie Miiociation Sairiielo.
SSSa. eiagetragen. @e5eltet bnrd Sabot
17247 (537OS) init Der Stlte Nellie
17t61. Sericlbc lit perfcft gcbart,
iromm ilnb elm gutter Irbeiter.
Grcis $1,000 bel Scriiderung ei'
mes lebenoen Soblcns.
Gan lit Elm idipar5cr GielbengIt
nit peiBen ~Goints," Is Sano bod.
@caellgt blrd Sampipn, bicier ourd
9laf Saipf, bieier olirh Gompro'
rniic, oieier o,lrd gpaplls bon Glarf
Gountn, &cntildp, bicicr ourf Sing
Of Sad. Scinc Stlltc mar einc ipa.
niide Gielin. 9ericlbe lit elmer Der
i6Gniten Giclbcnglte in @asconuoc
Gountp lit boiler Gncr9ic unb Elm
iidcrer 3cuger.
Yrcis $40 bel @criidcrung zines
lcbcnocu Spblells.
geibe Sengite mcrocn w1brenO Der
Soiipn 1919 arf Sllgo Streblp's
SormL 3 Meilen iiioDitlid BON Ser
mann ltcbcn.
@eriihcrung lit Sablbar ionic ous
Soblen ltebt uno sic Wltttermil6
nimmt, poer ipenn Die Stllte pcrfauft
ODER perbanbelt miro, cincrlci Oh Die
Stute trGdtia lit ober nidt. Sn al.
len SGllen miro bas Soblen fir bos
Sengitselo (Scaion) ecbolten.
&orlidt miro gebralldt I'm I'M
gliifsfGlle 5,l bcrbiiten, bod baltic id
mid nidt pcrnntiportlid, fir ioldc
bie ctlpa %porfomunen nl0gcn. &ciner
oicnit Sonntags.
@alter S%trcbln,
81. s. .. 2. Scrmann, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Su fann's geben!

Gin 8aoiabrer iiberiubr i'm Der.
ner Seelanb elm Subn une puroe
Don Der erboIten SGuerin erruiidi
uno sur 9e3ablun9 oes Sd]aoens
angebalten. Die gduerin uerlnngte
10 Sronfen; Der 8aoler bot I Sr.
gesen lleberlaiiun9 oes Opfers, ulo
idlieblih einiste man iid. SaS
$ubn pliroe nat) Sauie mitaeaom.
men. serupit unb a~usgepeioet. Sa.
bel oeiete es iid, bab Der Wtagen
poa Bei5enforner mar. Oo BOT lid
cine prGhtige 8%eleseubeii, iid al
Der 9dilerin du r6f,er. gs wurbe
an5elge sernaht ruegen perbotener
Siitteruns Don Bei5en. Der SanoeI
1at fir Die llebertreterill Der bunoes.
rdtliden Gerorbnuna NIT elmer
Bnisc non so Nr uttioct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
SCRUB LICENSE NO. 1853
Cation 1919.

Cation 1919.
Die folgenoen beiben 3udttbicre
pcrocn mGbrcno ser Saiion 1919 aui
Wife @oeid's Sarm, 1HWfcile moro.
lid bon Smiss iteben:
Yrinee: ein idoner idiparaer
Seneit, lit 3 Sabre oft, picgt 100
Yfuno uno lit 1917 Sanb bod. Ger
ielbe lit gut ilno itarf gebailt unb lit
Elm a1sge5eidncter 3erger. Scr
ieIbe miro 81 SIS bel @criidcrl,ng ci,
mes lebenoen Soblcns bicnen.
Snmbo lit Elm GROCER (nlammotb),
Sud nit meiben Yoints unb lit be.
fannt als Ser n&itden Sad" Ger
ielbe lit Is Sanb bod urb ein iidercr
Serlger. @Gbrenb Sen lebten a,pei
SSabren bat oerielbe i'm iiiblihcn
Sbeilc bcs Gountps ~geitanocn unb
feline prGdtiscn Soblen lcgcn 3crle-
nib ab fir ieinen @ertb ais 3e,ger.
Oerielbe miro 81 $500, bel Seriih-
erllng eincs lcbenben SobIens. Die.
men.
Sir beioe Senglte gilt Die 9ebing.
lng Dob Sengitgelb f1llig lit iobolb
bas Sotfen itcbt llno Nabrung nimmt
obcr menn bic Stl,tc p%erfarlft ODER
perbanbclt miro. Sn jebem Sall itcbt
bas Soblen gut fir bas Sengitaclb.
Soriidt miro gebraudt I'M In.
gliidsfGllc 5l perbiitel, bod baltic ih
mid nidt neralltiportlih fir iolhe
bic etlpa norfommen nl0ger. &cin
Sienlt Sonntags.
Wife 9oeid,
Sermanl,, Wo., 81. t..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Giner, Der iein eiseuer 8rofuater 1T

4 Gin unsliidlider Wann er5ablt
benz Stodbolmer ~aftonblaoet" bic
7rasit ieiues 2ebens in iulsenben
bepesliden Worten: sd perbeiras
tete mid nit elmer Ditps, bic cine
tripadiene Sodter bate. Mein 90,
ter, Der uns oft beiudte, perliebts lid
in meme Stieftodter unb beiratets
fie; baburd tpuroe alfo mein Batter
mein Sdpieseriobn unD meme Stiefs
tchter meine Wutter. Ginise Seit
parauf identte mir meine 5rau Ell
men Gobn, Der Der S6fpaser meines
8nters unb mein Sntel puroe. Die
sJrau meines 9aters. bos mill ias
gen meme Stiefto4ter. betam aud
einen Sobn. Saourd erbielt i'd
einen gruber uno gleidSeitis einen
Gntel. Meine 5ruu lit meine @rob
mutter. pa tie ia Die Wutter meme.
Mutter 1T. Sd bin alio Der Nonn
meiner Jrau unb gleid5eitis De,
Stiefentel meiner 6rau, nit anbsrn
8orfen, i4 bin mein eigeuer @roBs
pater. Dos 1T pirtlid auf BIZ
Dauer fauu, dussubalten!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
SCRUB LICENSE NO. 592
,Siir Wariban 2nfe Snnior.

Tiir Wtariball Gnfe Sartor.
Mariball 2llfe Sllnior, Elm idmor.
ger Scneit, 16 Sonb bod unb 1900.
Efllno I'M @crpidt, lit Cit Sicrb mir
ollie 3wcdc. Gr lit Elm 3el,gcr bon
Soblcn sic GualitGt, quite Sorm nnb
Illsbal1cr 5eigen, pie oielcs feline
Nad)fon1men bemeiien.
aentafD Sim.
&cntlldp Sim lit Gin i6mar5cr @iels
bengit nit meibcn nYoints," bon
itarfcm &no6cn. unb &0rperbou,
grobcm &opf unb groben Sbren, af'
tip ltnb fGbie lrnO bot einen guten
&ecoro oils 3udteiel.
geioe Senglte Wcrben ailf mcincr
Sarm an Hol1te 8, Scrmam, $40,
iteben.
9cbingungen: Sci 8eriiderune Ell.
mes lebenben Soblens, Sengit $500,
Sad $1,000. @eriiderungsgclo lit
5ablbar penn bas Soblen 8 Gage alt
lit, ipenn bic St1,te berfauft obcr Der.
banbelt miro lit bas Sengltgelb iofort
fallig.
Soriidt miro beobadtet INN lln-
gliidsfGlle 5l perbiiten, iebod miro
feline Observation-Disclosures iiberno,nmen
fir iolde bic borfommen mogen.
Spredt Dor unb beiebt biele bciben
altsgeaeidncten 3udtbengIte.
Geo. &. @eber,
Sermann, 500, q. g.
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Scene Nn5eigen

3n 8crfanfen: Gin brciitofigcs
8aditein . @obnbni,s altf Got bon 70
Sub Sront, an Der ipeitliden 5ipeiten
Strobe. in BET Ndbe Der @orftitraBe.
Grcis $3950.00 @leidfalls Die an.
arcn5enoe Got bon 65 SUB Sront, nit
eincm flcinen 8eb1l,be barmif. 9reis
$1400. 8. o. Starf,
405S Sloro 8lp6.,
ct 2ouig, No.
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Die S%eitunssferien!

ginen amiiianten 8eriud mad3t,
ME aus Gbriitiania geidrieben uir6,
cine normesiide 9eituns rNoB
Nois". 0as glatt aibt n1mIid lid
ielbit uno bamit aud ieincn 9eiern
einen ltrlaub bon elmer ISOLDE. @Gb.
reno oieier ad)t Gage miro feline Bel.
tung gcOrudt uno alio al,d feline
ausgetragen. Die @eltgeitidte bat
in oieier 3eit itin5uiteben uno miro
crit fortseiest, wenn Der Heoaftel,r
unS oas iibriee Yerional ibre 6erien
abgeiblpiien BADEN. Der 3ufaa
polte es, DOB gleid6eitig Srpci all.
oere glGtter in DOB meaen ser ipa.
uiidlcn aronfbcit Sen 9etrieb iiir
einc @ode cinitellrn mllBtcn!
@cr old ilbcrifGtt, rcduct oilf -
@egcnieitiafcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
@cbmiitise Grinnernns


an1 Sterbetage unicrcs unpergeb
den, tcrren Spbncs,
@cblter cibnh d.
Il itarb Den 80. Wdr5, 1918.
Sie biit Oh friib geihieoerL
o pielgeliebtes &inb,
5ll iencm crp'gen Srieoen
beB Sitter Gngel iino!
Die 2ieb' MIR mills niht faiicn,
bab gu uns ihpn perlaiien,
nno beib sic SbrGne rinnt.
Niht G%rocnmiib'n unb Soreen
iino fiiroerbin 0cin Sos
Su rl,bcit moblgcborgen
IN 9cincS @ottes S6oB!
@enn mir in SbrGnen itebcn
bnrfit Oh nit Gn9eln geben,
0 5urte S~immclsroi'!
Sb mir oltd idmcr5lid) ipcincn
an 0eincr 9liiten grllft.
emit miro Scr Gag erfheincn,
Ser inns bon binllerl ruff;
bann fontmit Oh ms cntgcgen
allf liften Sterncnmcgen,
umpcbt bon Simmelsollft.
@cnn inns bus faIte 2eben
in feline Stiirme reiBt,
10 molP inns tets umidlpcbell,
&ino, 9ein perfldrter 8eiIt;
mas Oh mirit fleb'nb begebren,
@ott miro es germ geiptbren,
meil's ibm cin Gneel beiBt!
9ie trailcrnbcn Gltcrn,
Go. s. 2eibad unb 8attin n.
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geien Gorn.

Illc Sarmer mel6c bicies Sabr
9eIen.G orn al, pflan5en bcabiidti9en,
merben es al ibrent Sortbeilc finben
iDren 9eoarf an Samcn bon Der Scr.
mann 0iitiuing 60. 81 bcaiebcn, NO
tic benielben gu irecnb elmer Belt bon
jett an big gum /. Sunni erbalten
fonnen. 6. u. Mief,
Sermann, Wo.
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Der innere ssriepe hanat.

Ser innere Jrieoe banst
pom Wenfden felbif ab: Ser Wenf4
braudt gu feinem Slid i'm tpabren
1erftanbe nidts als i'm nnb braudt,
INN Jpn su befiBen, ni4is als ii9.
Der SunggefeIIe, Der elmer
ereoont getleibeten Grau begegt'et,
frent ii1 BON 6eraen 80. DdB e
niht Bic S4neiberrednuns ~ ia1s
len bat.
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Sis!

@ir iin6 ictt bcrcit cure 8citellnn,
gen entgcgcr au nebmen. ltnicr Giss
lpogcn madt slblicfcrungen jcbcn
Wontog, Mitttpod, Sreito9 u1b
Geo. s. d +
Scrmann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

3n pcrmictben: 4 3imncr an Scr
Oit.Sront Strobc,
8aum tart BROS,
Sern,unn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Statement

of the Ownership, Management, ETC.,
required by the Act of Aug. IL, 1912
of the HRRMANNER vOLKSBLATT
published weekly, at Hermann, Mo-,
for April LIST, 1919.
Publishers, Graf Printing Co., Her
mann, Mo.
Editor, Thee. Graf, Hermann, Mo.
Mgr. Editor, L. G. Graf, Hermann, Mo.
Business Managers, L. G. and Alfred
Graf, Hermann, Mo.
Owners:
Theo. Graf, Hermann, Mo.
Jul. Graf Estate, Hermann, Mo.
L. G. Graf, Hermann, Mo.
Alfred Graf, Hermann, Nc.
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding 1 per
cent or more Of total amount OF
bonds, mortgages or other securities:
None.
L. G. GRAF, Mgr. Editor.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this LIST day of April 1919.
Sam. Baumgaertner Jr.,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Commission expires May goth, 1921
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&erlanst: Wdbden fir aagcnlei-
ne S~ausarbeit unb g0pobnlides
aoden. &ein @aiden uno giigcIn.
Gutter 2obn. Srau g.. g. Starf,
4O5S Slora @tbb., ct. 2ouis, $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

~7Nan pereeife es niht oas
Announcement auf oas 8olfsblatt al
be5abler, ipenr bas .Sabr auf Dem
MoressaettcI nidt 1919, ODER ipeiter
i'm 8oralts lartet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
HINT 0stprhaapm.

Sn benz iunseu. friiheu 8raie
Gist Gin fle,r ger Siterbaie,
2est gar mardIes idJDne gi
iinter's 2nub uno iprid,t babel:
Sizes betoumt bic tleine 2ieie.
Sic i6 iiiusit traf auf Der 8ieie;
Scenes geIbe .riegt Der Srit
0iit Der biibidJen SipfeImiib'l
Sas geIdedte 1T fir Iini.
Sas geitreifte frieat Die 2iui.
limb bas rote bIeibt fir @retden.
Sin bas liebe. quite Rdohenl
Sod bag IfDnite mil id idenfen
Rafbars Rar gum Ingebenfen,
@eil Der Iar III ieber Sriit
SIeibig urb gcborfam it'll"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

Armstrona.-All BlXby, 10 years
old drowned while swimming I'm the
Des Moines river with number OF
companions. lie was the son OF Warren
Blxby, a farmer southwest Of Arm
strong. Search for the body was un-
successful Tor two days.
Mason City-A soc!ability run over
tho Iowa division OF the Prrshing high
way from Mason city 10 kcokuk viii
be undertaken on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, July : and 3 The trip Will
be started from Mason city at
o'clock Tuesday morning with Walter
Js> Walker, cashier of the Cummorcial
Savings bank leading ffty automobiles
as pilot.
Sioux City-Thc citizens OF Sioux
City are objocting to the high prices
they are having to pay for ice this
season. Eighty cents hundred Is
charged and IL is claimed that this Is
higher than is paid In any other city
in Iowa. Children and invalids are suf-
fering for ice, which they can not have
onF account of the outrageous prices,
In other cities the price of ice Is about
where ii was last year Or about hfty
cents a hundred.
Storm lake-Gravclcd roads have
been entirely destroyed in the wet
weather OF this spring. No doubt this
is "A fact in many cases, but here in
Bucna Vista county we have some of
the finest gravel roads in Iowa and
during the recent heavy rains they re-
manned in splendid condition, enabling
cars to pass over them at all times
without the least trouble. Gravclcd
roads properly constructed and drained
are all right, as Burna Vista county
roads have proven.
Charles City-Charlcs Hart former
general manager and president of the
Hart Parr company, here to attend the
annual stockholders meeting, states
that he has over 1000 acres in wheat
on his 1850 acre farm at Hedgesvile,
Montana, and that prospects are for a
heavy crop of wheat this fall. Mr..
Hart has recently invented a machine
for boring post holes in rock by a gas
power driven device. He states that 1t
will bore $50 holes In day. Mr.. Hart
has large amount of fencing to be
done on his large wheat ranch.
Cresco-At a meeting of the pure
bred stock raisers of Howard county
an organization to be known as the
County Pure Bred Live Stock Assoc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

loyal. He said their foes have been
thoroughly slisloyal When tho war
broke out the town was In the hands
Of the pro- German element They
sought to hamper tho draft, they re-
fused TO buy Liberty bonds. they open
iy praised Germany and DETAINED the
United States, they lied In the wick
eldest way about the Red Cross nnd
the other American agencies helping To
cary on the war. Some of them haV"
had beatinEs They have felt the fists
Of righteous men moved TO strong In
dignation and Marshal Hcaly Is of the
opinion that the dirty traitors have not
been punished half 80 severely as they
deserve 10 be punished, He said r. he
had been in the place Of one of tn
LOYAL citizens there he would nave
shown the disloyalists no mercy until
they took back the words they have
spoken against the United States AMI
promised TO be loyal citizens hence
forth.
The loyalists who were IN Mr.. Healy's
office were II. w. Mowry, a retired
farmer William Struck, returned
soldier: Theodore Spoo. n restaurant
keeper, r. II. 2agor, proprietor of the
telephone company; II. H. Peterson,
cashier of the Lowden Savings Bank.
and d. d, McGilivary. Q lawyer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
RESENT PUBLISHED STATEMENT
SAYING TROUBLE is DUE
TO BANK FEuo.
DELEGATION coNFERs WITH
DEPUTY U. s. MARSHAL
Offers to Leave Question Of Pro- Ger
manism of Some Of Citizens to On-
biased Jury and If The Accused Are
Found Loyal Others Promise to
Move Out Of Town.

Cedar Rapids, June 27,-Fillrd with
wrath a number of the best citizens "t
Lowden came to Cedar Rapids We'd
nesday to protest against story
which has been circulated to some eN-
tent, to the effect that the recent ftst
fights and near riots Which nave given
the attractive little Cedar county town
on the Lincoln way such IN unenNiaplc
reputation have been the result or
bank fcud rather than clash between
the loyal aad disloyal CiuLens during
the war. They congregated at the OF
flee of Deputy United States Marshai
Healy and emphatcally asserted that
the story was untrue in every particu-
lar. The trouble, they declared has
not been the result of competition De-
tween banks. 1t has been battle pc
tween pro- Germanism anG American
ism. The Americans now have the up
per hand and they propose to Keep IL.
They declared they were willing to SUB
NIT the entire matter 10 jury or
newspaper men-or to any other pody
of real Americans, and abide by the
result. If the jury finds they are in
the wrong they will leave Lowden ard
seek homes elsewhere. But If the jury
finds they are right they want the pro-
Germans to get out Of Lowden anu
stay out. The best place for them Is
Germany since they have been Ger
mans ever since they lived at Lowden
and they have tried to make 1t Prus-
sian town. They declared that these
pro- Germans are the most damnable
body of Huns that has ever disgraced
an American community.
Some of the men who were here yes
terday are Of German descent. Some
of their sons or their daughters have
married Germans. They have no quar-
rel with Germans who have become
Americanzed. But they have . quar-
rel and they propose to wage it to the
bitter end against the disloyal pro-
Germans who have openly taken the
side of Germany during the late war
and who have sought to boycott in
every possible way, those who have
been loyad to the stars and stripes.
Marshal Healy thoroughly agreed
with them. He declared to the news
paper men that these men have been
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Preparing to Take
Census in 1920

Preparations are we'll along for the
fourteenth decennial census. to be
taken in 1920.
The last congress granted an APP
preparation for the work, and a force
Of several hundred clerks is busy in
the census bureau making necessary
preparations for the huge task, which
must be accomplished in a few weeks
For this immense job the bureaus
regular force of about four hundred
employees will be expanded to $4,000
or more. The appropriation which
congress has made for the work Is
$20,50Q,0 900 This amount covers also
the ordinary expenses of the bureau
during 1919.
The census will include not only
enumeration of the population of the
United States, continental and insu-
lar, but also a canvass of the aSricul-
tural, manufacturing, mining and
quarry, oil and gas and other inter-
ests for all the states as we'll as for
the District of Columbia, Alaska, Ha-
wai Porto Rico, Guam, Samoa and
the Canal zone.
Complete in Few Weeks.
For the purpose of the enumeration,
the country has been divided into 3IS
supervisory districts. with supervi-
sOr for each, to whom about $4,000
cnumerators will report.
The actual enumeration will be com
rleted in Il few weeks, altho it will be
several months before results will be
gin to be known. Nevertheless. the
will ha 1Dh a.
for the 1920 census: this time the cen
sus will be as Of January l. instead of
April 15.19lO The change was made
because it IS believed, the agricultural
census &ill be more reliable one the
earlier date
Get Many Facts.
Chief interest in the census, of
course, will be in the population, but
a great many interests require much
more detailed information, such as the
ratio of males and females, distribu-
ton, degree of illiteraCy, proportion OF
foreign born to native population and
many othcr facts that can be learned
only thru Uncle Sans dccennial
stock taking" The 1920 census is GER
tain to bring out many changes, for
the past decade has been one of Won
dcrful growth and development.
Next to reputation, the greatest in
terestg will be in the census of agriculz
ture. This viii show the number and
acreage of farms in the country and
in each state and county: the number
of acres Of improved land; value of
farms and the stocks of machinery;
number and kind Of live stock, and
practically every detail of information
relating to agriculture
The census Of manufacturers is talk
en- every five years. unlike the other
inquiries This will be of unusual in
tereSt this time because the last CEN
sus was taken in 1914, when the world
was at peace. Since then the greatest
war in history has been fought and
America has accomplished an indus
trial expansion that is Unparalleled.
This census, therefore. covering the
calendar year 1919, will present sta
tistical portrayal of the transition of
American Industries from peace ito war
and from war back to peace basis.
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