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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
July %, 1919.


WASHINGTON. = President
Wilson returned from week end
trip down the Potomac on his
yacht, the U. S. S. MAYFLO-
WEIR, and was Immediately Or
dered to bed by his personal
physician, Rear Admiral Cary
Graysen, who announced that the
President was suffering with a
rather severe case of dysentery.
He will probably be unable to
receive callers for week and the
interviews with prominent Repu-
blican Senators that had been ar
ranged will necessarily be inter
rupted.
MOUNT CLEMENS. = The
Ford lawyers are now engaged in
an seffOrt to limit as much as
possible the field of thought with
in which Mr.. Ford can be ques-
toned by the Tribune counsel. 1t
is especially desired to reduce to a
minimum the possibility of grill
linggIthe manufacturer on his
yiews,0n preparedness. Mr.. Ford's
Senatorial ambitions figured again
today and he repeated the state
ment that he does not desire to
sit in the Senate and ran only
because President Wilson issued
last November as special procla-
nation, to the people of Michigan
calling upon them to elect Ford to
the. Senate ON the grounds that
in, war times he needed the sup
port Of just such men in the
Senate. Lieutenant Commander
Newberry, formerly Secretary Of
the, Navy-was elected but his seat
is contested by Ford.
QUINCY, MAss.-The Navy's
newest and greatest submarine,
the RIO, was launched here with
many high naval officers in at
te1danfe.
WASHINGTON. - The com
manding officer of the TOPEKA
has reported to the Navy Depart
ment that the men from the
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
AFTER THE WAR


81 will be turned not only to re-
construction work home but to the settlement of affairs
that left pending during the last five years, until
force decided which of the two groups of powers was to
make the arrangements whether the Central Empires
the Western Allies.
Tropical America offers wide field for the employment
of the energies of the leading powers and their eyes will
certainly turn in that Direction before long In fact the
United States according to all Indications may at any
moment call Mexico for the settlement of many claims
Uncle Sam will have to do it, lest John Bull or some one
else will step in.
The fabulous natural riches of Mexico the undeveop
ped wealth of that land offer irresistible temptation to
the whole greedy world Emiano Zapatas policies in
cuded the systematic destruction of all means of commu
ncaton in the country and with the world that
foreigners could not come in The method may be crude
and wholly unpractcab at the present ag but the nen
tons of the doubt patriotic Mexico for the
Mexic8ns", indeed is just good as America for the
Americans"
The recently discovered o-feds in the states Of Ia
mauipas and Veracruz instead of blessing will prove
curseto Mexico. It is said that out of single well
over one million barrels of oil flowed in hours
English and American firms went into the field, and the
net result is that at the present time neither of the two
powers will be able to do without the Mexican product
During the the English navy dependent on the
Tampico fuel to great extent
But is not only Mexico that will require intervention
sooner or later. All of Central America is inviting the
leading and stronger nations which fight among them
selves as much as they feel like but who cannot allow
the little nations to live like that particularly if these
little nations have anything to lose the way OF natural
riches Costa Rca now in revolution and Guatemala
the eve of t-for Estrada Cabrera will have to go
day-are to go the road Nicaragua has gone
The other two little nations of Central America, El Sal
vador and Honduras don't seem to be OF enough mpor
tance to bother with, at the present time.
Then comes Venezuela but this country reported
being very prosperous and its inhabitants said to be
enjoying riches and happiness to the Off
cia reports sent out by Gomez the actual ruler So there
is no immediate for worry revolutionary strife
according to Venezuelan governmental advlces thing
of the past in that country Let us hope it is so.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
Social Idealisn of Christianity

masses of mankind tn throug the
self-directive activity of men
themselves.
"We favor an equitable wage
for laborers, which shall have the
right of way over rent, interest
and profits.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
Farors CoHcctire Bargaining.
"We favor collective bargain
ing, as an instrument for the
attainment of industrial justice
and for training in democratic
procedure. ..
"And we also favor advance of
the workers themselves through
profit-sharing and through posi-
tions on boards of directorship.
"In the discussion of all such
matters we urge all individuals
and groups to hold fast the tole-
rance which comes out of mutual
respect and to keep always in
mind that the riches source Of
sound social idealism is the
Gospel of Jesus Christ
"Adopted by the Board of Bi-
shops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Buffalo, N. Y"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
Wireless Service

CHEYENNE that were robbed
and that the Mexican authorities
were doing all in their power to
apprehend the offenders. In the
meantime the State Department
has made no statement of its in
tended policy.
WASHINGTON. y The Fe-
deral Government intervened to-
day to prevent a recurrence Of
the attacks made Saturday and
Sunday night by soldiers, sailors
and marines against negroes in
retaliation for assaults by negroes
ON white women in this city.
After a conference between Sc
cretary Baker and the local au-
thorities it was announced that
two hunderd fifty soldiers and
marines would aid in patrOlling
the streets tonight.
NEW YORK.-Fank L. Polk,
under secretary of State, sailed
today ON the IMPERATOR to
become the head of the American
Peace Delegation in Paris.
NEW YORK.-Resumption of
trading after the double holiday
was marked by persistent pres
sure against recent favOrites at
! extreme recessions of two to
twelve points. The closing was
lower. Liberty Bond prices today
were: three one halls $3.50 second
fours 1920 first four one quarters
$3.50 second four. one quarters
1916 third four one quarters
94.90 fourth four one quarters
$3.50 Victory three three quar-
ters 10000 Victory four three
quarters 99.9S.
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AUCTION SALE
At Camp "Las Casas" Commencing Thursday 24th OF
July 1919 at $3.50 A. M.
And Continuing on the following days.


2-"Buck" Touring Cars Cylinders.
1-"Buck" Touring Car Cylinders
5-"Ford' Touring Car
3-Trucks Light.
bus IL Passengers
2O-"Indan" Motorcycle with side cars
1OO-BICYCLES
2Bldngs owned by The Y NJ c. A. with about $4,000 S. F.
of lumber eac used for recreation and moving pictures
Safes Office Pumps Electric Motor Refgerator large Sizes
Ranges Hotel Scales platform large Sizes Desks roll tops Desks
flat op Stools ocese Water cooler Mattresses Pillows ward
robes Chairs office revolving Chairs Barracks Bedsteads iron SIN
gle Kidding saddles and brides Hooks gabon Forks sod Coh
ing Typewrters Toiers Boilers range Sus kcnen
ers Electrical supplies wres, rosettes Sockets etc.
One lot piper in small sections.
The sales will be made the conditions that the for
mer ones at Camp LAS Casas.
Further information may be obtained FROM
Cant. Daniel Rodriguez u sA Capt jaime Nadal u S. A.
Surplus Property Officer lransportaton oIncer
Camp ;Las Casas'. camp Las Casas
It. c. M Lopez, U. S. A. lsaoro y. Deisauo
Utility Officer PuDnc Auctoneer.
Camp "Las Casas" Ietuan ~ lei. foo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
THE FOUR
HORSENLEN OF THE
APOCALYPSE
4 NOVEL
BY
Vicente BI0sco BGNeS
Author of The shadoo of the Cathedral
Authorized Translation
from the Spanish
By
Charlotte BrelUster Jordan
Charlotte BrelUster Jordan

A superb drama of modern life, lead
ing up to and describing the first stage
of the Great War in France.
The "Four Horsemen" are Pestilen-
ce, War, Famine and Death, who pre-
cede the Great Beast of the Book Of
Revelations.
The work of a great genius stirred
to the bottom of his soul by the weeks
of tension, violence and horror which
eliminated in the great epic of the
Battle of the Marine, and by the splend-
or of the Spirit of France under the
trial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

wearing the poorest, fabrics and
denied the vacation that she
needs; when you see your chill
dren mis- the high school and
college, and the musical educa-
ton which their talents demand;
when you look forward to an old
age of privation, death where
failure is written over all, and a
future for your children that
means the same drudgery for
them, the same hopelessness and
helpfulness, then you taste the
full bitterness of poverty. 1t is
worse than the mere lack Of
pleasant viands or pretty clothes.
It is failure Of life itself.
They who have robbed you
have not only the conveniences of
life; they have taken your wife's
life, your. children's lives. .Stoz
len them. And you become an
cry and wish to be revenged.
But stop! Whose fault is it?
Have not you yourself permitted
without protest the conditions
that made all this possible? You
have no right to complain or to
seek revenge on others until you
do your utmost to end the eco
nomic system that is at bottom
of all poverty.-Exchange.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
PORTO RICO.
In the matter of Perfecto del
Llano
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. No. 239.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 10th. day of July 1919, the
said Perfecto del Llano was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that
the first meeting Of creditors
will be held at my office Third
Floor National City Bank, on
the 31st. day of July 1919, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon, at
which time the said creditors
may attend, proof their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Rafael Martinez Alvarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

necessary for the Lord High EX-
ecutiOner to execute the sentence
of death on somebody, it didn't
matter whom. When Nanki-POO
recklessly offered his own person,
the William Hohenzollern of the
opera ioyously sang:
Congratulate me, gentlemen,
I've found a volunteer.
The KO-KO of GeGrmany and Am
erongen has improved OH the idea.
He has found even volunteers,
and doubtless <the list will leng
then till it includes many others.
1t may even include Prince Rup-
precht of Bavaria, the author of
the deporta tions, and Field Mar
shal Won Mackensen, who burned,
and murdered all of Ru-
mania that he could lay his lands
on. Perhaps the authors of the
prison-camp atrocities will join
in, as well as the commercial gen
tlemen outside the army, who
received the stolen goods from
Northern France. OF course, they
are all going to be tried and pun
ished anyway, but that does not
absolve them from the duty of
joining the line of substitutes for
is likely to be lighter than their
own.
(From The NeW York Times.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
OPINIONS OF MY OWN
By Claudio Cap0
By Claudio Cap6.

The European, or rather uni
versal, war having ended, the
attention of the leading nations
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

The Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have issued a
call to the ministers and laymen
of their organization to interest
themselves in the problems of
labor and to favor collective
bargaining as the best method of
attaining industrial justice.
In bulletin just released to the
press by L. B. Wilson, secretary
Of the Board of Bishops of the
Methodist Church, the workers
struggle for existence is recogniz-
ed as the most important topic
of the day and suggestions for
more "emphasis on human free
DOM are reVrged.
The interesting document is
published here with:
The Church and Social Rccons-
t3uetiOn.
"The Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, assembled in
regular session, call upon the
ministers and laymen on the
church to give most earnest heed
to the application of Christian
principls to social reconstruc-
ton.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

"It is increasingly manifest
that there must be progress away
from selfish competition to un-
selfish cooperation in that strug-
gle for daily bread which is the
largest single facting the life of
the majority of men in any COM
munity. If this progress is to be
orderly and not violent we must
leave behind us the evil which
lead to deplorable violence or
counter violence by either party.
No Limit Can be Placed ON the
Extension of Democracy.
"If Christianity is driving
force, making for democracy, we
cannot put limit upon the ex-
tension of democracy; we must
recognize the inevitability of the
application of democracy to in
dustry. While we rejoice in the
adoption of all such ameliorative
measures as better housing and
various forms of social insurance,
we call for the more thorough
going emphasis on human free
dom, which will make democratic
progress mean the enlargement
and enrichment of the life of the
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
Base Ball Scores.
American League f:

Philadelphia /, Cleveland q;
New. York 6, Chicago Z; New
York 4, Chicago 5; Washington
A, st. Louis 5; Boston 2, Detroit
s. National League: st. Louis s,
Boston Z. Other games postponed
(Rain).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Stolpe @enisfeiten.

2este ISOLDE batten mir bier einen
idonen @cgen. Der Die 2anbarbeit fir
Die @eiaen.einiaat iebr gu Cute fam.
.!Mit bem aornabbaden merbei, iin-
iere Sarmer bieie ISOLDE fertig per.
ben; Glide Die Silos baben, finb DO
NIT beidGftigt bieielben gu fiillcn.
Gin MeprGientant Der Sarmers
@i,tual Crop Sniurance Co., bon
aanias 9th, NOR lebte ISOLDE bier in
oieier uuugeeeno iii, ben Sdaoer ben
unfere Garmer Ourd ben fiir5liden
Stiirrt erlitten baben, ab5nidaten
@ie nlail bort, iino ollie Die ibrer
Sdabcn ben borgcihriebenen Statu'
ten aelndB beridtet batten, anfrieoei
nit bent griab ben bic Gompanp If.
men belpilligte.
fL.
5crbinanb Oiebal bat ieine Sarm
babicr an 2ouis 9rieidfe berfanft
Sreunb 2ouis miro icbt Die 5armerei
onfansen. Gr ~perfalfte fem Serrp'
@cidaft an ieinen Sdmaser, Sl,gc
SefemeDer.
Die Sdaoeneriasflage bon aiiguli
Gifermann gc9en Senrp 8egemann.
meIde bier ont lesten Samstag DO,
Sriebcnsrihter Senrp 3aitrop, Der.
bort peroen iolIte, pnrbe, aitf @ntraa
Deg Nntpalts S. &. Sensleb, Biz gum
81. September beridoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
9rafe @cnisfeiten.

eouin 2ansenberg reiitc lcste $50.
dc uad ct. 2ouis unb febrte in CT.
riem srobcn nclieit aiito 5nrilf.
alfreb Gbfer, bon ct. aouis, eir
Seiser orf Ser Wo. Iasiiic Giiens
babrl. lit %geaenuartis Der @ait ieiacs
9ruSers @iIlie.
Scrmanm @inter bat bic 8nt.
Sleer Sarm fdilflid eriuorbcn unb
miro or in MGr5 9eiit ncbmen.
@(cr. SorrelI bot Die Sranf Mbr.
ing sSarm gefauft. @brina bat ben
@anoeritab ersriffen unh reiit bieic
ISOLDE naf SlIinois.
2ctten Spnntag murocn Serrp
MufoerSeibe. unb @attin burd Die
@eburt eincs Iohterdens erfrcrt.
4ud I'M Scim bon Nrtbur 2angen.
berg unb @attin, bon M. Sterling,
fcbrte Scr Stord elm unb b~interlieb
Elm niebIides @abel.
@brpin Ott, bon 9ecmcnt, batte
oas llngliid iid Sen rcd,ten Beige
finger a%bauidneiben, 1pGbreno er in
ieires @aters @erfitatt beiddftigt
mar.
Der flint Sabre alte Sobn bon
Sermrann Meper bot iidJ oi,rd eincn
9rabtbafen bas Mligenlicb bes linfen
aiiaes wegaeriiien.
Mug. Seiemarn rnb Satin beglei.
teten an 9ienstag ibrcn elf Sabre al.
ten Sobn nod Sutton, Mo., poiclbii
er bic SduIe fir Saubltnmme be-
iuden Toll.
Srls. Wiloreb unb @nabel Gross
iinb mad einem 5peimonatliden Be
i,,d bel ibrem Snfel Charles Gross
tpieoer nah ibrer Seimat in Ncip Or.
leans aliriifgefebrt.
Senator SobniouL bon Californian
meIder lebtcn Sreitag im aolloiiunl
einen 8ortrag belt beaiislid beg @a.
tiunenbiinbniiics, milrbe burd cine 16
Minitten anbaltenbc Citation be
ariiBt. &olig 10000 2ente naren
5ngcgcn II. bas iparen meift Manner.
Die &ebe mar logiid uno iiberseu-
eenb. 8crfeblt nidt Die Mebe
Sobnion's gu leieu; iic lit nmerifaniid
III Sinn mo @eiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Greitas, ben 10. september, 1919.
gerser ,tnb ltmsesenb.

ReIpillc Sueel urb SRI. Inna g.
8lumer murben am Mittmob bon
YaItor @ntader getraut. @ir min.
iden @liid gum 8iinbe.
Mm letten 6reitas murben 8. S.
9oebel uno @attin oi,rd Die @eburt
eines Sobnleins erfrelt.
Sic Nlftion bon Grau 8. s. 9abis
mar gut beiudt rnb bradten allie @r-
tifel eiren guten Hreis. 5ran Dabis
miro ibren fiinftigen 8obnort in ct.
2oliis aufidlagen.
Sol. 9iebl uno @attin peroen bent
nGdit nod Sermonn beraieben III,
bort fiinftigbin al iuobnen.
Sssobn @appolo linb Samilie marel
am Counting bel 8eter Diltbep ouf
Be11tt.
gbas. Stein. BON 8atrenton lit
eeeenipartis bel @erlpanoten bier gu
@aite.
s. S, Meper erpartet nod bieie
ISOLDE ieinen Mperp Gractor.
Gbas. Iilend febrte leste ISOLDE
bonn l%1eberieeoienit bierber 5lriid.
Geo. 3ilna batte Oas l1mtgliif fem
Mitto in einen @raben gu fabren, no.
Bel Die Taidine ein wenig oernolirt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

murbe uno er ielbit serinee @crIcs.
ungen oobon trae.
Der biciige 5armer Club berianbtc
ont 9ienstas letter Node cine 2ao-
ure 8ieb.
Sarmers iino bcidaftiet nit aorn.
abbadcn. User slrbeit mill fam iol.
dc finbcn. Gic 5arnacr ~offericrcn
fiinfoie Gents per Sanfcn aorn.
3. 8. Stod bot an 60. Gdowe Ct.
nen SiinaerItrelier %berfauft.
Geo. 3eilmam bot ieinem Sc
idGftsIofal, iopic ieiner 8obmune
einen neuen anitrid ecgeben.
@iele unierer Stdoter mobnten Dem
5u gbren Der illnsen grautleiite, Ben.
Slnilerncper iirt0 @atttr, berarltaltes
fem Snrpriie 9artD bel.
@ebriioer' Babe baben Sobn Ip-
priu einer, Sei5apperat berfmift Der
in benz iie,i 5u ~erbaienben Saiiie Ser,
ipenbiing finoen iol. gbenfalIs bot
Die ebanseliide Stride bel 0rafc uno
Geo. Coulter eincn iolden Sci5ap.
perat scfamft.
9ie bieiige ebangeliide 8cmeinot
miro Die &onferen5 bes Sermanncl
8altoralfreiies beberbergen. 9ie
&onferen5 finbet itatt am s iinb 8.
Oftober.
Strait Illg. Sable unb Sran q
@umper febrten an Somtag bon Ell
nem @einde bel 8ertuanbten II
Nebrasfa, bierber auriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That letters
of Administration upon the Estate of
AUGUST KOELLING,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 25th day of August, 1919.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within SIX
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
MARTHA KOELLING,
Administrators.
Dated August Is, 1919.
Attest: Theo. Graf,
(Seal) Judge Of Probate. (2)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

@oluin 2%ansenbers reiite lcbte @p-
dc uad ct. 2ouis ulb febrte in CT.
rlenl eroBcn nclicn al,to 5l.riid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Sermann q. 2. Nenisfeiten.

Gaitor 4brens nnb 6amilic, nelde
nabe5u 10 Sabre in Snbien lebten,
tuaren letter ISOLDE bel Sncob aroett.
Ii nnb anberen @ertuanbten bobier
mif 8eiud.
Sraii Gbriit. StoefIin ioipic Serr
nnb Srau 2infe, bon .S~onesbirs,
neiIter bier bel 8eripan6ten aiif 9e.
iitd nnb nobnten Dem Miiiionsfeit
BEL.
Mrnolb SeinIein bat ieinen gritn-
nenbobrer aiif Der 8incent Mueller
6orm ipoielbit or nit @obren zines
8riinncns bcreits Den @nfang ge.
maht bot.
9as SiiIlen bon Silos nno aorn.
abbofen lit bier Sagesoronlins.
6. S. &lbersipertb bot ieinen Slice.
Ianen oil Der Berger IiIling 60.
berfauft gu 42e. bos Gfnnb. Gin
Sod oieies Samens bradte $500.
@obert 8rdutigom miro anl nGd-
item @sittfpod, ben "a. September,
AaH
fcin perionIides giaentiim on Den
RciItbietenocn berfaufen.
2olis Soothing, bon Sermnnr,
fpeiIte Ieste 8ode Bel @ertuanoten
bier nnf @eiuh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19
Executrix Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
GUSTAV SPAETE,
deceased, have been granted to the
Undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gssconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the Sd day of September 1910.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to her for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of the first publ
cation of this notice, they will be for
even barred.
LOUISE SPAETE,
E~xecutrix.
Dated September 3, 1919.
Attest Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
(Seal) t5)
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Menes pun 9ioicbnb q. i.

Sier iino Die GARNER nit &orrab'
badcn mo 3ubereitung Oes Voorrs
fiir Backgammon beidaftigt.
Sic FARMER flagcn ilbcr Die 9roBc
Mcrae bon GbindfGfer bic Dem aori,
betrdftli6 idaoen.
auault Sefping, nit &ilic bon Ben
g8itte, transportiertc ieinc M'aidlnc
5iim 0runneilbobren nod Der Waltcr
Souber Sarm meitlid BON Sea.
Bette ISOLDE iparen 6. o.. gen5
uno beiien 9r,,ber Gbriit. III ct.
2ouis.
Scrr uno 5rau 90. 2euenberGcr,
bon Sernann, Weilten Samstog nro
Sonntaa bier in Der Nadbaridaft ailI
9eiut BEL Sreunoen.
SO. Berger unb @attin, linb SRI.
Sattie 5ranfc, bon 8opne, gsebr.,
limb in Dem galtliden Seinl Der 81.
tern bon Serrn Berger gu @ait.
alfreo gbfer, bon ct. 2nuis, meilte
iibcr Sonntag gum geiud bel Ieinenl
@ater Gbilip Gbfer babier.
Sroil guefer beriueilte lette @obc
gum gejud bel ibrer Sodter Srau 8.
@iIlintann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

G57Non berseiIe es nidt bas
announcement nuf oas golfsblatt 8u
bedablen. ipciln 6as Sabr nrf benz
aoresssetteI nidJt 1913. ooer iueiter
I'M 8orons Tautet.
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F. J. koeller,
sdmieb II. &agenula4u
Sermann, DO.

Sd fperbc beitrebt iein nur bic
6eiten Irbeiten II. @aaren al liefern.
sd babe Iange grfabritng i'm Bferoe.
6eidlagen iomobI tpie i'm Sdmieoe.
un6 8oaenbanbwerf. ,
SarmpagerL 8uggieS. Manur'
5preabers uno Garm.W aibinen an
Sanb ODER auf 0eitellung al giinfti.
gen Deoineuneen un6 gu annebmba.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
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NightgOWns at So

Soft white batiste is generously
cut into long, full nightgowns.
Fine lace and insertion, shirring,
blue hemstitching and hand en-
broidery trim them. The hand
embroidery is in delicate pastel
shades.
(Central)