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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
SpGtc pcitlide Fionier,.
frohnficn Grci'c br,nssn cine ncuc Cat,
tung Sicbler 9erupr.

SiVphiiCHi frct'e prIl9tH ctnc Ncuc 0atI
tuns sicbler berppr.
Sm iernen Siibpeiten Der Der.
Staaten bat bic allsemeine Seuruns
Der Nabrunssmittel. mi. lie fton
Dor benz sroBen Rries einae5ebt
bate uno iest nod sr0ber sepor.
ben TT. audi bic Mirtuns sebobt, bic
Iniisoluns felbt in redt unoontba,
rem Striden. bon oenen maj, toum
iemals bersleiden srtpartet bate, be,
trddtlih gu fteisern ober ~iiberboupi
srit berporaurufen! gs Iobnt iit
einise a~usenblide BEL bieier liberia,
lhenoen Griheinuns iteben al b!ei.
ben.
Nph beute entbdlt bieier Siope,
ten einise sroBe Slide Resierunsss
lamb, Die bis in bic neueite ,3eit aor1s
unbenubt paren, obpobl man midi
ldgen lam, bob lie iiberieben NOR
ben lpdren. Der 8oben tpGre an
uno fir iid er9iebis senus; aber es
leblt on Wafler, unb Der ReseniolI
1T iehr ipdrlia unb unreselmdeig.
aiinitli6 berieieli tonnen ober oieie
SGnoereien nidt perben; ipeniafens
1T ioldes ni6t tunli9.
Snoes bat bic miibiame gooen<
Recommendations. ipelde ala
Srodenarmere befannt 1T,
li6l aud ouf bieiem .WiItenlono"
ausfiatspoll eripieien. Iprpeit ie
iibcrbaupt bis jeBt periu6t poroen
it. Wittefs ibrer tonn man immsr.
bin in spei urter brei Sabren fr
insefdbr CUTE @rnten ersielen.
limb an9eipornt ourd bic butsn
prsiie fir lGnoIife 1abrunes Gro.
cutie unD bic duberorOentlit leb
hate Nadlrnae, b.lesen imner msbr
3eute auf bieien 2Gnbereien gns
iprndsftiide unb bepflonsen Il.
bauptfddlid nit gcbnsn uno aors
ioffeln. Wan tam bieie GiebIer
sic letten 9ioniers nennen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

Sic biirftn nidt baran oenfen. reid
gu ,perben; aber fie finb entfdloffsn,
i'm Rampf gesen bic Siirre einen
2ebens> llnterbaIt 81 sefpinnen, uu'
ter ausnubuns Der siinitrsen Warft>
SerbGItnifis unierer Sage. Inter
f;t islbft baltsn iie m.ifiens gut 5us
fammen, uno fe baben chamber aud
oft nDtis, aud obne pilbs Geinbs
cbipebren gu miiifen.
Cine Der 6eiten ober bod porbilo>
lidfsn Stebelunsen biefer art If
i'm n0rbliden Hetp Merito am We<
aereht Der Denpers & Rio @rnnbe'
gabn entlans gu finben. Sic liegt
auf elmer !Sodsprdris etpa 5000
Sub iiber benz Mssresipiesel unb If
BON Ratur aus nit srauem Wtlbs
idlbeis@ eftriipp bebedt. 9ier fat
cine 2ln5abI betriebfamer armer So
miIien, benen es dber an llnterneb>
munssseif nidt feblt. anfprudss
Iiid. belest. fih bSls,rns Shuppen
gebaut unb ben Snmen in ben Wis
Itenbooen %sepflanSt. Die meiiten
oieier Siebler Iinb aus 9irginien sus
sssosen. Nsuerbinss baben ie einen
lpidtisen 5ortidritt ersieIt. 2anee
3eit mubten lie ibr Waifer NIT benz
Wass1 msilsnfpeit berbeif4Ieppen. -
iebi baben lie aber cine 9emeinbes
pumpe mselest, bic inbes nit e.
mem 8orlese.S dloB poblDerpabrt
TT, bamit feine Jremoen bas tofs
tare Rab fteblen t0nnen.
SIN CONNER 1917 berridte bier
cine befonoers LANCE unb idredlide
belize Diirre. unb ale Srodenfarmer
itienen benz Ruin nabe gu fein;
bod fam nod in Der b0dten Not
ein Resen, peIder gum Seil Rettuns
bradts. 90 mar 3. 3. Elm Mann.
tpelder etpa bic 9dlfte feiner Bob
nen=grnte %berlor; aber Ct bebieIt nod
INNER unsefdbr As Icres 8obnen,
iueld. gut ftanben. unD Elm aere
gobnsn brinst Bel ben ieBisen prei,
len idon elm sutss stiid Sell,
60 lonse, Biz bic frifden grnten
bereintommen, bebeIfen fi1 bic Siebs
ler, 10 gut lie fOnnen. unb lie treiben
AUDI Rebenseiddftden. go fubr
cine Der Jrauen in einem baufdIlisen
Sdnaufpdselden mad elmer benads
barten tleinen 8abnzS Station uno
bort unter etnem 8aume bic
erite Speifepirtidaft fir ieben elm,
Der bes Weges lam. Die Reftauras
tion beitebt eisentlih nur aus einem
Diem bon giienbled unb elm paar
aditsn. Sir belize Biscuits anbs
berednet ie Is Gents unb
fir cine Saiie &affee 5 Gents. go
ie hire 8inber ~anitGnbis.
tpdbrenb ibr @atte 10 Stunben i'm
Sage auf ieinem 8%obnsnfelb tdtia 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
LITTLE ROCK Is ANGERED.
Arkansas City Wins First Honors for
Banks In War Savings Stamp
Campaign.

Little Rock. Ark, Is up in arms
against the published statement that
to Springfield, Mo-, belongs the honor
of being first to organize a War Saw
ings Society in a bank.
Executive Secretary Eberts Of the
Arkansas War Savings Organization
says that Little Rock has a record that
not only surpasses that Of Springfield.
three fold, but also anti-dates 1t.
The Union and Mercantile Trust
Company organized on the same day.
with s. members. On May 81 the
Exchange National Bank organized
and on the following day another So
ciety was organized in the banking
house Of the w. B. worthen Company.
All these societies are prospering.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
man FINED s12 4
WEEkf0R 6-M0NTH
PERIOD IS HAPPY
WHAT D. FREDERICK THOUGHT
A HARDSHIP IS BLESSING
IN DISGUISE.
POLICE JUDGES GOOD IDEA
Defendant Volunteers to Continue
Punishment" and Says He's on
Road to Prosperity.

II was the luckiest day Of Dav'
Broderick's life when, on q disturbanc,
Of the peace charge, he was hailed be
fore Justice Piper in the Niagara Falls
N. Y. police court and sentenced Il
pay $12 weekly for six months.
Dave looked aghast and said II sim
ply could not be did"
"AIl right" said the Judge, "sil
months on the rock pile for yours
and he adjusted his Bpectacles. dipped
his pen in ink and started to write.
David, the defendant. did some tall
thinking and he did II quickly. "Six
months at the works." he ruminated,
"and not a cent Of pay! And this old
codger says that for me II / do not buy
III worth Of War Savings Stamps
every week for six months--26 weeks.
That guy was right--life Is Just one
darn thing after another. But I reckon
It IL best to lose $12 per week than $50.
SO Dave halted the court.
"All right. yer honor, I give up"
'T1l buy War Savings Stamps"
Judge Piper smiled grimly when he
outlined the process which required
that payments be made promptly, fail.
ure Of which means the workhouse and
when final payment was made Dave
wal to get w. S. S. for the full amount
he had paid in.
When the six months had elapsed
Dave again said, Good morning" to
the judge. But this time he entered
a voluntary appearance.
Judge, yer honor" said Dave. no
longer a defendant, "you sure did me
a favor when you sentenced me to pay
that $12 per week. | did n o believe !
could save a dollar a week. But ] got
through and now | see I have enough
to make first payment on the home
that me and the old woman have
wanted ever since we were married.
And now ! sentence myself to buy $40
a week of the same War Savings
Stamps until we get the house paid
for"
Police judges In other cities arc try
ing out Judge Piper's plan and II is
found workable everywhere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
xapltaot
C7tttelSnnft ber britiihcn Serrfdah In
SiiDairifa.

aufitaot, bic 9auptitaot Der britt.
Iden Eaptolonte. llegt unpeit pom
slap Der guten 0ofInun9. Wenn Der
Seefabrer, nad)0 Dem sr nit ieinsm
Shiff Die f~ieber9eiBen 9dien Oitatris
taa perlanen, Der g%runen6elien oesSap
Der sutea Softnuns dulldtis plrb, 10
umtatslt Jpn cine tiible. erfrti9enbe
Srlle. Der 2emperaturme1iel pirtt
Dte refine utorgenluIt na9 nd9tlt9er
8enitterl9plle. Die imppionte
B~ergsruppe pes &ops srtreut Das lur
neutrality-suspicious. empIan9liGe 4use
our1 nialertlQ se!egene Su1ten uno
Die nladtlgen Uormen riellser 6slien.
Stetl tur5t Der iiber HOO Meter
aope 2aTslDers ge9en ole Sdpitapt ab,
fpelde IN fpettem 5altenel an 5uBe
Der Ueispanp lIp ausoeAnt uno Die
ipelte Safelbal umrabmt. Gtrpas
ublelts ra8t, ipie elm tplpIIaler &os
pentopi, bic optge zines anosren
ger9es empor. Aeitsr m bic Nai
lmais llegl cine .SpOli aporel" be,
Setc1nete Serggruppe. Gin etaentlms
lin3es GdturIy,cl III ss. tpeng = ME
~ +Ns EL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

material to get the soil into a loose.
mellow condition, and since but little
plantfood is available from year to
year no progress toward higher fer
tility is made.
1t is poor business to spend years In
trying to bring up" badly depleted
soil by cropping and cultural methods
alone. There Is nothing to build on.
1t is far cheaper i'm the end to buy
good fertilizer at first and grow crops
which will not only pay for the labor
expended but will leave humus-making
roots and stems in large enough guam
tity to prove the soil for next years
crop.
After a year or two Of this latter
sort of treatment most any soil, ex-
cept the lightest sands or heaviest
clays, will grow good clover.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25


Saislbers Das 2aIeitup umiegt. NI'
madttss OampTs unO Wunerba9t
tiirSen oann enolole ASoiIenmanrl
ole psilen S4Iuqien bmao, UNI an
UuBs Oes DegIens 81 dsrfteBell. Ols
gmpogner Eaplaots lupea panH
CUR baID ibre Ybobnunsen dut. Ole
S9itTe duT Der aesDs perlanen 10
lgueu ais mo9Ii9 zen YaTeu oper
psrantern iig opppelt. DEM oas
,Sateltud" peoeuteI ods lIu)ete Sels
9en Iur oas 4g%erannn1en Der seTuIp'
teten Sioorbpen, NOlteu Don 0tauo,
Iaup9rpBe Stelne a%ufDlrUeinD, rult
nit ~slementaler 9erpalt Der Stlrm
pom yerge; 0as pllo erreSte NDuaer
Der Yat treibt er ais @tlWt Dor lI4
ber. ..
Ju DER Staot ielblt. pie ialt uber~
al IN ben 9anoelss unD SnouprIes
Sentren, eriureueh IN ben Siuolteaen
Der Grmersn uuo Grmlteu SeUO.terung
Die idmuglSen. ltaupisen StraBen,
bic lqIe9l sebaltsnsn, bauIautgen
Suraden, in pener neDen Der 4rmut
ii1 Oas 2aiter uerbIrgt. Sn Den
Spelunten ple in Den Sars nlepers
tier Sorte bauit cine bunt 5u'ammens
seipiirielte VeIeIi4aft: Sunylin9e.
osnen Der erite 5Iaum nod auf Der
2ipps iproBt,oie lrsenoeine 2orBei,
frub5eitis pi%nnussetrieben aus Dem
Glternbauie; alte. usrtho9erte, aussea
o0rrte @eltalten, oenen Die afritonts
i9e Slut lbr oeutlidss Wtertmal elns
sebrannt bat; 2eute in Den mittlerer
Jabren, peldle bic 9etmat perlaiien
baben. Inn ii4 na4 ben 8olos unp
SiamantenfeIoern 5ranspaals gu be-
geben.
SIN Centrum Der StaDt erbeben
iia bic &oIo1albauten Der @eiddfts-
melt. Gin dubsrit roger 0ertebr flu
tet bier Durd bic StraBen. Sn Der
9auptitrabe, Don u. na4 Der Railpap>
itatiOn (gabnboD rollen bic 5peirGo'
risen .garrioses". oeren Ro6elenter
bod oben iber benz Sabrsat tbronen.
Die S%trabenbabn perbinoet ebenfals
bic auBenteile Der Staot nit benz
Centrum. Sn berrliden @idenalleen.
i'm 9otoaii6en @arten lultpanoeIt
oas before publifum, Die 4ngebOrisen
Der rsidseporoenen 2eute. IS tritt
bier Defenders trab Der Rafenitols
Der Weibeu ben 5arbisen seseniiber
in bic grIdeinung. 8erfolst man
eua bic Ifritanoer, 8affsrn uItp.
nidt seraoe nit Dem SaB, nit Dem
Die Bigger in ben Siibitaaten Der
Union perfolgt peroen. 10 iorst MAJ
bod nit auberiter SorsfaIt bafir.
oab afritanber (Mii9linse) unp ein'
geborene aoffern nur gu oienenoen
Stellungen pertpenbet rperben, bic ME-
brighten Irbeiten perrihten miiIlen.
Die Wobnungen i'm Staotinnern
iiberldbt man gum srpBen Sell Den
Sanopertern, Den mittlern unb ar,
meren 9ep0ltsrun9sididten.
Cine turas 9nbnfabrt Siibrt in rel.
3enb gelesene 8ilsmitdbte auf Der
anoeren Settle oes 8erses. Sdotii9:
eidens unO aieIernpdLoer, blumigs
Watten an ben 5elsbansen iinb aud
file. nur fir ben seihnifen, Der
reid 1T. llnb bod, tpenr man iiber
Die n&lopf", zines Der berrliditen
Walotdler, 6inpeg Die 9ictoria
Hoao, gesenii6er Der ~branoenoen
See. entlung gebt obsr bic bunttIumiz
gen Wutien Der 9erse eriteist, bic Ell.
men 10 tOItli6en 5srnblid selpdbren.
10 seniebt man Elm panorama, mi.
a. iia in sleiAer SdDnbeit taum
pieber auf grcen fiubet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

sweet by liberal use of lime, either In
the form Of ground limestone or burnt
or hydrated lime.
If plant food is lacking in the soil
it must be supplied before good clover,
or any other crop, will grow. Some
farmers try to supply this plantfood
through the longtime process of add
ing small amounts Of manure and
turning under a sod now and then.
This plan may maintain fertility but
it will seldom add fertility. The small
crops grown on the impoverished fields
do not supply sufficient humus-making
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
MOOSE TO BUY 100000
IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

The New York State Moose Associa.
tion, at the annual convention held re-
Gently In Rochester, N. Y, voted unani.
mously to purchase 81. 1000, 900 worth Of
Val Savings Stamps before Jan. 1,
1920. This follows closely upon the
action taken BY the New York Elks
pledging the purchase OF $500, 600
worth OF Savings Stamps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

Der Is Sabre aIte Meaa.
infer @oparb 9ulser, bon RoBoi0e,
Staten Sslanb, fat einen Ssibenres
lpett Dor 8uQen befommen. Mls Ct
nit Ieinem Motorrab itiloersniist
eur9 bic artbur aia Roab fubr.
muroe er plDblih BON einem mGdtis
gen Stier angefollen. Der 9ulIe trat
ibm auf Der Strobe entsessn, fling
Ielnsn o5eino" nit seoudtem &opf an
ben SDrnern auf unb I6leuberte i'm
bod. 9ulser erlitt ihmerslide gers
leBungen. Der Sitter sebDri Dem
6enrn Shad bon RoRpi[Is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
WILL YOUR LAND
GROW GOOD CLOVER7

All v the country clover Is the
foundation of good farming. Land
that will grow good clover will ordi-
narily grow good corn, good oats and
good wheat. OF course the growing
of clover in itself makes the other
crops produce more bountifully, but
clover will not grow on poor land.
The first requisite for clover is a
sweet soil. A sour soil can be made
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
Sm %&reusuerb6r.

r@oIen sic mir Die 8orte OcS
anseflagten pieberbolen2" fraste
Ser Inpalt ben 3eugen.
ngr Iagt, er babe Die ubr 9eitob.
Ien."
.9tein, nein", unterbrad i'm Der
anpalt, .er gebrmidte bod ntdt Die
brittle Yerion."
yNein, benin a,iBer ibm rno mir
mar feline brittle Berion 3D."
Damn faste er mobI: Sd babe
Die ubr geitoblen."
.Was fein, baB sic bic rbr se.
5tobIen BADEN, ba1r bot er's aber ri@t
perraten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

Where no n is used on wheat
land, where wheat is planted late, or
where land is not plowed for wheat,
select from the first group.
Where plenty Of manure is used, or
where clover does well and is grown
regularly and at short intervals In the
rotation, select from the second group.
On sandy soils, where clover falls
or where no manure is used, use the
higher potash analyses.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

- 9epot. .$ier lit cine Wtit.
glieoerIiIte bonn ,1eii5ugriinoenoe,i
W1Biefeitsperein; iperoen Sic aud
beitreter, Serr SeberIp"
.8itte, mad Sbnen, $err &at."
Gin NiIoernng8-
grunb. Ser @ein, ben Sic 81.
rem 2unben fanoten, mar gefalidt."
,@rlauben sic, es itano aber audi
.Iorfiht" aui Der Giite."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS
HAVE STANDARDIZED
THEIR PRODUCT
The standards" for Wheat

The willy and elusive fertilizer analy-
sis has been roped, tied and branded.
No more will 1t be free to bob up In
forty different combinations to worry
the perplexed farmer, If the plans Of
the fertilizer manufacturers can be
carried out to q full finish.
Instead Of a thousand or more an
Glyses, each differing from its nearest
relative but little. the manufacturers
with the aid Of the soil and crop ex-
perts of the different states have
picked out a score or so analyses
which will answer all needs, whether
the crop be wheat or onions, and
whether the soil be loan or clay.
This is a most important step in ad-
vance, and through the elimination of
s. many needless grades, each requir-
ing its separate mixing, separate bag
ging. and separate listing and book
keeping, considerable money and no
end of confusion will be saved all
along the line.
The analyses selected for wheat are:
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
FABRICS FOR NEXT SEASON
chlnehilia Satin, kumsi-kumsa anr
Whippoor~III Among Latest
Novelties.

Chinchilla satin Is a novelty for next
season This Is really q Roshanara
crepe on one side and has a satin sur
face on the other. It is specially for
tailored frocks and separate skirts.
Kumsi-Kumsa Is featured for fall, In q
range Of street shades In attractive
plaids In combinations Of black with
purple. henna, brown or dark green.
This is for both wraps and street
dresses.
Whippoorwill Is also among the
latest novelties offered. and seems to
be Of the same family as Dew-K1st and
kumsi-kumsa-that Is. II has the same
sort Of sheen and metallic suggestion,
but the crepe, or RIB. Is much finer and
more regular. so that Il gives the i'm
preston Of a ribbed fabric particular.
ly suitable for evening frocks. II
would be equally suitable for draped
wraps, but II viii be shown In the
darker shades as well as for afternoon
wear.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21

festation of the joy that made him
freeman, and the satisfaction OF
having the greatest statesman Of
any era sign his name to papers which
have long since made his name i'm
mortal.
After having been wrung through
a thousands tortures more friendish
than language can be found to de-
scribe this glorious smile lighted up
his face, to be speak the wonderful
heart joy as permanent as the stars
A heart joy that ramifes his entire
being, and makes him new creature
no more to be despised.
Abraham Lincoln goes with that
happy Negro smile>and Frederick
Douglass helped deal himself.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
senlIe Marriages.

Some bygone lawmakers would have
been in sympathy with the Brooklyn
millionaire. who maintains that at So
he was too old 20 be legally married.
In Rome, under the Emperor Augustus.
law was passed fOrbidding men to
marry when they were over 90. and
women when they were over 80. Peter
the Great. also dSapproved of seRile
marriage and enacted that no marriage
age contract should hold good II either
OF the contracting parties was over so
at the time 1t was entered upon
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
The HarpsIehord.

This was the Instrument out Of
which our modern piano grew. 1t was
more like a grand than an upright
piano and sometimes had two rows Of
keys but IL was very inferior In pow
er and tone to the modern instrument.
II had no pedals. and the wires were
not struck by hammers, but were
plucked by quills. The compass of the
instrument was about four octaves
which was gradually increased as II
was improved upon.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
IT EDITORIAL PAGE -


A fresh young man was pressing an
old gentleman. who evidently felt
bored. 10 give him an illustration o.
the transmlgration Of souls. showing
bow = persons Identity might be main
tained. At last the old gentleman r,s
Piled: ''Supposing yon should die. YOU
soul might appear in canary bird;
when the canary bird died Il might ap
pear in a lion or a tiger; again. IT
might appear In a jackass-and I
might stroke its ears and say, Ny
dear fellow. you have not changed a
bit Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
FOR THE sIx-YEAR-oLD GIRL
Wash Materials the Favorits Ter chiI-
dren Regardless Of Season
or Climate.

As radical style changes are infre-
quent IN children's garments. a com
plete new outfit may be brought out
between seasons without the fear that
the little garments win be out Of style
before they are worn out. Wash ma
terials reign supreme for the practical
service frock for the girl OF six years
or under, regardless Of season OF. cii-
mate. During the days Of the war
when the question OF "help" was a very
raal problem. mothers Indicated very
decided leaning to the little wool and
silk fabrics dresses that might be sent
to the cleaners and come home as good
as new. but under ordinary conditions
dresses that wash are always the wis
est selection for the child Of six years
or under.
The gulmpe dress. always favorite,
Is very much In evidence this sum-
mer, developed IN heavy linen or cot
ton, In any preferred color, to be ac-
cCmpanied by sheer, cool-looking
guimpe or underwaist of white.
PORgee Is so fashionable this year
and so much In demand that the supply
Is not equal to the demand. 1t Is used
for girls OF all ages. from four years
old up. Dainty hand embroidery or
hand work Of some sort Is the pre-
ferred trimming. whether the dress be
Of silk or cotton. Hand-smocked gar
Laents are dainty and smart. Novel
touches are much used, the
quaint cross stitch or simpler patterns
being generally approved.
Georgette Is prime favorit. for |
party frocks for girls Of all ages.
Georgette launders well. a strong
point In Its favor. A party dress that
viii go Into the washtub and come out |
Is good as new is a very good invest
nent.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
English May Dances.

The love of the maypole still fingers
In the affections Of the children Of
England, and in villages many Of the
old May dances have been revived. and
the gray Fairgrounds OF the cities
schools ofttimes glow with unwonted
brightness on May morning. as
the present-day girls with spring
frocks and beribbOned maypoles still
sing the songs and dance the steps
which made merry the day through
the long centuries.
The broad ax., 1919-06-21
POPULAR STYLES

Net embroidered with japanese
straw is favorite millinery trimming.
Some Of the newest white silk
gloves have plated rufiies around the
edges.
For the more simple costumes serge,
tOile de sole and tussor are pre-
ferred.
Small boys wear suits Of white
waists and colored trousers for all oc-
casions.
Little front and back panels on
girls and women's dresses are en-
broldered.
Velvet bags have beaded effects
produced BY bands or small quantities
Of beading.
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The Other Mn

An old Irish cOachmal had inc, i.
ishej a wet and cold drive -, =
Pat" said the yoEre !..v h.
driven, drink this GLASS of ~
and you'll feel like arotba, -
Later on. when prepar.ug IN s,,..
the return journey. Par said aS,'
and the other man would like S.
of something hot"
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First Daily Paper.

March 11th was the anniversary
Of the birth Of the first daily paper In
England. to wit. the Daily Courant," /"
says the London Morning Post. at
was issued In the year 1702, by E.
Mallet, against the Ditch in Fleet
Street and IL fwas cynically said Of
the worthy pioneer that he was the
earliest journalist to show any Jeal-
ousy for sn accurate statement Of fact.
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Advice From One Who Knew.

The puppy had been punished and
was sulking IN a corner. To him cane
the small daughter Of the house. to
administe-. not comfort. but advice.
you may just as well be good first
as last. Buddy" she admonished-
Everybody that belongs to mother has
got to mind. I've been through It all
and know"
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The "seven days king was Mas
anieilo (Thomas Aniella). born In
1922 He headed a revolt against the
Duke Of ARGOS, at Naples, July z.
1647. forced him to abolish the tax
on provisions. and for seven days was
master of Naples. He was most ar
rogant and bloodthirsty and was as
sassinated July 16.
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compressed A,nosr..

III the atroS?here of the a,r,,
compressed tG the density az ~. Va
would occupy a space Of ! 2cS ooo so'ef
miles. The idea may he -.
more yividly when il is s,id ,S
whole gaseous envelope Of rho
II compressed to this degree w.,,1s 10 !.
a tank 100 miles high, 100 mile 1'a ~
and 100 miles long. We
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Cal for Refnrm

When pinching the dollar leaves o
deep mark on the heart Of its owner.
doesn't If seem as If he would let upl
But few Of US have anything to brag
OF In that line. Our souls are SCARED
from end to end with the marks Of our
penuriousness. Shame on usl Let's
quit iti-Exchange