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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
PAY BILL
PUT BEFORE SENATE
Committee Reports Measure
With Some Deductions From
House Bill Increases.

After making some reductions in
the basic pay of Washington firemen
from the amount allowed in the House
day reported favorably the bill to
increase the pay of the District fire
department. The reduction in the
basic annual pay below the House
figure is 5000 for the privates.
II was announced to the committee
that the reductions were authorized
for the purpose of equalizing the in
creases allowed. The bill as reported
to the Senate. taking into account
the bonus of s240, will give an aver
age increase of $3.50 to the firemen.
Items of Increase.
The pay of Washington firemen will
be as follows under the bill as amend
ed by the Senate committee: Chief
engineer. $3.50. as compared with $4.-
900 in the House bill; deputy chief en-
gineer, s2.750, as compared with $3.-
900: battalion chief engineers, $4,000
each. as compared with $4,000; deputy
$4,000; inspectors. 1850, the same as
in the House bill; captains. $1,000. the
same as in the House bill; lieutenants,
sl,T60. the same as in the House bill;
sergeants, $1,000; privates Of class
3. S1,46O. as compared to s1.660; pri-
Yates of class 2. 1880, as compared
to 81 $50: privates of class l. $1,260. as
compared to $1,460.
The Senate committee inserted a
provision making the increased pay
for the firemen retroactive to August
l.. 1919 1t also placed in the bill pro-
visions similar to those in the new
law for the police department. relat-
ing to civil service requirements for
appointment and promotions.
The committee made the anti-strike
clause in the bill conform to the anti
strike clause in the police law, which
is more stringent than the anti-strike
clause in the House bill.
Senator Calder of New York. who
will be in charge of the firemens bill
in the Senate, said he would attempt
to get action on it before the Christ
mas holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
G0V.LOWDEN HEARD
ON BUDGET SYSTEM
Committee Here Is Told of
Illinois System-visitor
Faces Cameras.

In front of battery of cameras,
Gov. Frank o. Lowden of Illinois ex-
planned today to the select committee
on the budget, Of which Senator Nc
Cormick, Illinois, is chairman. his
ideas regarding a budget system.
Operators of motion picture cam
eras, as we'll as those with cameras
for Stills" pictured the witness from
almost every angle throughout the
greater part of his testimony.
Explain Illinois Method.
The system practiced in Illinois was
explained in detail, both by Gov.
Lowden and by Omar H. Wright.
finance director in that state. He
advocated what is known as the .ex-
ecutive budget, provision for which in
Illinois was made in a law passed
soon after the witness Inauguration
as governor.
Application of a similar system to the
federal government was earnestly rec
commended by Gov. Lowden, who said
that If the same powers were con-
ferred upon the Secretary Of the Treas
ury as upon the director, of finance OF
Illinois 1t would then be- the duty Of
that department to employ such experts
as were necessary and that the element
Of responsibility would still be retained
because the Seert tsry Of the Treasury is
appointed by the President
Final Authority In Executive.
Emphasis was placed on the desira-
biGty of continuing the final authority
In the executive. 1.-The President must.
after ALL" Gov. Lowden said, "be re-
sponsible for the budget; whether
through the Treasury or some bureau,
that is another question"
He insisted upon the necessity of hav.
ing some one body to survey the field
of revenue and expenditures He
would give to the head of the depart
ments in charge of expenditures wide
power in increasing the revenue of To-
eating and indicating sources of reve-
nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
'OBJECTS TO LIMITING
| SUGAR BOARDS POWER

No useful purpose could be served
by continuing the Sugar Equalization
Board, as proposed by the bill passed
by the Senate last week, without
giving it power to regulate prices and
George A. Zabriskie, president of the
board said in a telegram received to-
day by the House agriculture commit
tee.
THE Sugar Equalization Board"
said the telegram, lis unanimously
of the opinion that without the pow
ers of licensing, embargo. distribu-
ton and control it's continuation
could not serve any useful purpose.
and these powers the McNary bill fail
to provide.
when considerable portion Of the
1920 Cuban crop can be purchased at
a reasonable price. The equalization
board was war measure, dealing
only with last years crop. and this
has all been distributed.
1T has no control over domestic
sugars, now available in fair volume.
nor new Cuban sugars, which are
beginning to move"
Mr.. Zabriskies telegram was pre-
scented by Chairman Haugen.
Urging congressional action to re-
lieve the sugar shortage, Representa-
tives Dallinger, assachusetts; Tim
berlake. Colorado. and Kelly, Penn
sylvania. proposed that the additional
powers for the equalization board,
suggested as necessary by Mr..
Zabriskie, be conferred by legislation.
Republican committeeman, however,
answered that the food control act
gave all these powers to the President,
| who might in turn delegate them to
the beard, but democratic members
retorted that the McNary bill repeats
these provisions of the food control
law.
Soon the hearing became an argu-
ment among committeeman and witI
nesses of whether the President was
to blame for the shortage by not
ordering the purchase of the Cuban
croD last summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15

1t is just 100 years since the famous
Royal Observatory near Cape Town
was established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
BOY ROBBER KILLS
TIRE DEALER AND
WOUNDS DETECTIVE
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
brought into the hospital his wife ar
rived at the institution.
Armstrong has always been a de-
tective in whom we placed the utmost
faith and reliance" said Maj. Pullman
today.
Detectives Kelly, Scrivener anu
Sweeney hurried to the bedside of the
patient. Surgeons lost no time in
performing an operation. They found
OF the 1ntestines. The operation COM
pleted. the patient rallied and soon ap-
peared to gain strength. Today it was
reported he was suffering much pain.
Coroner hewitt decided today to hold
an inquest over the body of Mr.. Null
care tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
THINKS MRS. BLAKE INSANE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., December
15.-County Physician Souder. who
has been making an inquiry into the
Blake, has come to the conclusion
that the woman is now and has been
for some time mentally affected.
Only recently, he stated today, she
developed symptoms of Authorizations
which could lead her to destroy the
life of her own child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
PAY YOUR INCOME TAX.

Have you paid your income
tax?
The last installment on this
years levy is due today.
Your check must reach the col
lector of internal revenue at
Baltimore by midnight today.
December Is. or you VIII be
subject to penalties provided in
the revenue act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15

1INcn.
Chairman Mapes declared that every
member of Congress who owns prop
erty in his home city is convinced
that the taxes on a like property are
higher than in Washington.
You might we'll try to prove
that the sun rises in the west as to
Try 10 prove otherwise to them" said
Mr.. Mapes.
MI Villains suggested that the peo-
pie of Washington may pay as high
as are paid by the residents of other
cities for municipal purposes, exclud-
ing the state and county taxes. He
said that in his opinion il was not
necessary for Washingtonians to
prove anything else. since he did not
see why man here should pay state
taxes when there is no state govern
ment TO be supported.
Your contention is borne out by the
census figures" replied Mr.. Noyes
In congressional debate il has been
charged that the Washingtonian re-
ceives the same benefits through his
city government alone that are en-
ioyed by the residents of other cities
through their city, county and state
government: that the Washingtonian's
city tax should equal combined city
county and state tax of residents OF
other cities
Denies Same Benefits Received.
I'VE deny that Washington receives
the same benefits that are enjoyed by
the residents of other cities through
their state and county relations anC
government. We deny that all state
and county taxes without exception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-15
First German DYE Shipment Soon.

LONDON. December 1 (Correspon-
dence of the Associated Press) The
board of trade announces that the first
shipment of German dyes will shortly
arrive in this country. 1t will be fol-
lowed at intervals by further quanti-
ties
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
SYRIAN TALKS OF AMERICA.
Speaking on War Savings Stamps He
Calls This the Americana
cation Period.

1t takes the newcomer sometimes
to appreciate America. The native
born Is often too close to the situation
to realize what this great country OF
the United States means to the world
today. He Is used to all that 1t offers,
taking 1t as q matter of course, and
frequently loses the vision in sordid
detail; while the newcomer - but
listen to what n of them had to
say. He is George e. Rihbany of the
1919 class of the Boston High School
of Commerce and he came to this
country from his native land, Syria,
when he was 10 years old.
In a four-minute speech on the value
OF Val Savings Stamps, given at the
school recently, he said in closing:
Hate is not characteristic of the
American people, but the Germans
taught us unwillingly how to hate
them. Now 1t is a Sin not to hate
the spirit they showed and not to
abolish it from the face of the earth.
OF the latter We are positively sure,
because the American passion for JUS
tice is a hundred times stronger than
was the German passion for conquest!
Il never entertained the idea of
becoming an orator and I am sure that
| lack oratorical ability. but such
qualifications are Unnecessary on an
occasion like this, because the only
and best inducement to a true Amer
lean are the calls of his duty and
government, and not even the best
Grafton Of the greatest speaker Of all
times.
Whether We all realize It or not, we
are now in the midst Of a period which
will be known to all the oppressed peo-
pies Of the world az the A~mericanixa.
ton period. Now is the time for every
n Of us to prove whether he Is q
sham American or a genuine Ameri-
can
The end Of the war finds the United
chase Of War Savings Stamps are
just now good indications Of the Eenu-
inc American.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
9ano fir Wcrifus @ulf.

Cine widtige 0eiegporlage i'll
BON Der Observation-Disclosures Mc,
rifos sutgebeiBen morhen; lie Der.
iiigt Die Hrsbarntuduung aller
2Gnoereien, oeren Better ii6 mel.
germ, iie 81 bebalIell, ober es me-
i'igitens pernahl6iliger. i'm Slter.
eile bes .%oQgenneilren NoIfes.
Gem Nanlen mad 6Ieibt hos
9}ciisre6t ouf Die 91ltbcreien bette.
ben, ober ibr @cbrolld miro einfodl
fir cine oiientlide Nrtt6nrfcit en-,
tlGrt.
@ie Tie benItt perben iollen,
rus miro i'm ein5elnen ben Som.
greIicn Der perid)iebencn m%erifoni.
lfen Stoaten llitb Den 6rtli6en Be-
BORDEN onbcimaeitellt. SeOenfaGs
iollen Die u%riprilnglihen BETTER
ser 21nDereien feline Sergiitlrrg er.
balten, melfe iortan lie beballen;
bagegen iollen bie Srtsperipoltlr,.
gen einen 9emiiien Eroientiot Der
erSielten Grnten bcfommell.
3uiueiiungen pou 2onoitiiden
fGnnen al irgenbnelde gelperber
erfolgcn, Die tic bcbauert molen unb
f0nlcll, natilrlid nit oeuiIien Gin.
idrGnfungen b~iniidltlid, Der @r0be
DER 2anoildde. Scbc 3upeiiung
gilt iiir Elm Sabr. bos bcibt, fiir
5ipei Grnte5eiten. Nad) ablauf Die.
Ter 3eit limo Die 9Gnbereien an ole
Sciiser obne @er9ituns 5uriid3u-
geben, aber mir INN aulis lel,e aus.
9cieilt gu lperben, menn nid,t ser
gigentiimcr ielber lie bebaut. 9e.
merber, ipeld,e nitt Die NOTICE Ma.
itinerie ooer Die SGmereien baben
t6nnen oifentIihcn Yeiitnno erboI.
ten.
Ran be5pedt nit bieiem @eiet,
ane fuItipierbaren 9duoereien in
Der merifaniiden RepnbIif 10
melt pie irgeub moaIid - eintrGg.
lid au MAIDEN mo Den IunoIoien
Sooner cine CUTE @elegenbeit at
bieten, @rlten gu 5ieben unb iid
ielbitGnbig 81 MAIDEN. @cnn fri.
bere Siesbe5iisIide SdiIoerunsea
5utreffen 10 fommt oieies @eies
einem meitperbreiteten geoiirfnis
Cntgegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

ont @rabe unicrer uilpergebliden,
trellcn Wllttcr,
Trau Magbalena Gifermann,
~geitorbcn ON 3. Sunni, 1919.
llncrportct idredlih ihlile Die
StllnDe
Sie Gid, liebite SHUTTER, bon ilns rief,
Seitoem blutct uni're Ser5ensmunbe,
@eil 9ein treltes Ser5 slt friib emit
Idlief.
Cine Mutter, trell unb bieoer,
Cine Wiitter, milo uno neid,
Mh, man finbet ielten mieoer
Gold Elm Ser5, 10 Iieb uflb reid.
Selten iolde refine Scele,
@ic Die unIre Wittter mar,
Die iett obne olIe Seble
Stebt Dor 8pttcs Sodaltar.
Id, Su bait omar piel ertraeen,
@iel oes Sfu1er5ens unb ser 9ein
Sicr IN Seincn 2ebenstagen
Nitr gcbulbig unb olIein.
On treuc liebe Iutter,
@ie lit inns Dos 10 ifmer,
Illh Den fleinen @nfcI- 3inbern,
CAB mir did ni6t mebr ieb'n.
Tor &,ir5em muBt Der Safer ideioen,
W1tn mibt Oh ibm idon mad ellen,
Gin iel'ger 6riebe moee Did INN.
tueb'n,
BIS mir inns Oroben enoIid mieber.
ieb'n.
Die tieftralernoen ainoer,
ebiparh uno Suit. @ifermanr,.
Srou emma &ieele itnb Srou Gnnie
Sre1mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Yerni oes YrsbcfIicgens.

Manfe erfldren. oab Der beitbe.
Sablte 2obnarbeiter bclItc DER Nero.
pIan.Y robciliegcr iei. Aagemeinbin
miro iid bas ihner nit Senauis.
felt iagen lalien; oenn Is gibi nod,
enoere bodbcsablte Spe5ialit1ten.
&ber unfrag!lt nimnlt Der Erobe.
f!teser cine Der bohitbe5ablten Stii.
fen biniiftlid Der e%ntlobnuns Elm.
Mande erbalten IIr Die srbeit elmer
e!n5isen @ode $500 Collars, ODER
fir einen ein5isen Erobeilug nit Ell.
rer nelen Wiaifine 1875 Collars.
limb angeiifts DER sroBen Yeiabr
idon allein mGre .oieier Hobn fem
iibermabig bobcr! Genn ieoesmaI,
rrenn Der Frobeilieser init einem
neilen @eroplan Den ielten yooen
uerldbt, lGuit er Elm furdtbares
9iiiifo, 2eib unb 2eben 81 perlieren.
hno elm Hrobeflieger lit Elm 8ogel.
n,enid eriten &anses; fem anoerer
piir0c einen iulden aritrag erba!.
ten. Weiitens arbeitet er nidt fir
Die Gesierung, mag AUDI Die 6irma,
RE ibn b%eoienitet, widtige 0iientlid)e
N%ontrafte baben. Seoer beiteate
Weroplan muB lnbeoinst cine iebr
ftrenge Yrobe ourbmad)en, e6e er
ailgenomnlen miro. Gin Yrobeilieaer
nimmt i'm oaber in Die 9iiite. ct.
ll6e Der groBen Sirrnen, pelde
aeroplane b~eritelen, baIten iid cine
gan5e "Sdule" Don Brobeiliegern,
henn ibre Yroouftion lit picl GROCER,
als tie bon einem ein5isen Oieier
Sadperitanoigen sepriift peroen
tnnnte.
Ser Brobcflieger begniist iif)
nitt NIT elmer praftiiben SeitItel.
hung Der g%emobnIiden 9eiitungs.
fdbigfeit. ionbern mabt nit Der Wta.
AUDI allerlei perpegene &aprlo.
len ourf], uoi, ocnen maufe irrtiim.
Iiberipeiie 9latben, oaB tie aus.
i'm Sportsilicsen porfa'
men.
@enige oOer gar feline 0ieier Yro.
teilieger iirO goil5 Don unidllen Der.
idont geblieben. Wanfle babel idme.
@~erlesungen oaoongetragen,
mo bod ii6en iie, wern lie mieocr.
,crgeitellt werben, ibreu 5auberbait.
,nbei,nIifcn @erlf nifs llelle aus!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL
ASSEMBLY ORGANIZES
WAR SAVINGS SOCIETY,
Men Who Make Laws for Eighth Dis
trict's Largest City Place Seal Of
Approval on Federal Thrift
Plan and Invest Their
Money.

Every member of the st. Louis
Board of Aldermen is a member of the
City Hall War Savings Society of st
Louis. Wilbur Schwartz is president,
and Max We'll is secretary.
Mayor Henry ". Kiel affixed his
signature to a membership card and
is n of the charter members.
The organization was effected BY
Thurman w. Payne Of the War Saw.
ings Organization at a recent meeting
Of the Board of Aldermen. There are
2S wards in St Louis and the repressu-
tatives Of each ward is a member.
Following the organization the
members posed on the steps at the
Market street entrance of the CITY
Hall. President Schwartz Is seen next
to the last In the first row; Secretary
Well u nth in the same row and Louis
P. Aloe. President Of the Board Of Al.
dermen. Is second.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
FINANCES NOW TAKING
ON PEACE TIME TINGE
Problems That Are vexing statesmen
Of all Nations May be Solved When
Thrift Habit is Thoroughly
lncuicated

The end of the war finds the Unite'
States a creditor nation to most of tn
nations of the world, and economist
deeply concerned as TO insuring tn
funding of these debts SO as to Civ
us the prosperity to which the eondi
ton entities us.
1t is agreed that the nations which
eve us must be highly prosperous IL
order for us to be prosperous.
This was exemplified during the wa
by our commercial relations with
Spain. where u dollar was worth
only about fifty cents, because ship
ping conditions prevented adjustmen,
of trade balances.
Sentiment figured largely in pro
posals advanced for our participation
in the rehabilitation of France Sug
gestions have even been made that
we cancel Frances entire debt to us.
One Of the later proposals is that we
divert all the interest payments on our
Allies debts to us to a Rehabilitation
fund"
Why should not the average man"
create a financial rehabilitation fund
for himself? The mar of ordinary in
come will be amazed at the improve.
ment he can make in his condition by
systematic disposition of his salary or
wage.
A few dollars saved first out Of every
pay envelope will soc amass a fund
which may, through making It pos
sible to seize upon the opportunity
hat awaits every man. r%eyolutionize
a lifetime.
The first requisite is to save reg
ularly, the second to invest securely
at good interest. The Government has
undertaken to underwrite your efforts
by offering you War Savings Stamps
for investment. They are safe, and
are always redeemable at more than
the cost. You receive four per cent
compounded quarterly if you keep
until maturity, three per cent
Il emergency demands that you cash
before maturity.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Saufiagnug.

SSir m0d)tcn bicr0urd) unlcrcl
bcr5Iid)ltcn Ganf on5lprcdcn alien
N0dlbnrn, 6reum0rn mo @cfonntcll
iiIr Die ,lns pGhrcno Scr Grouf0eit
unicrer gelicbtcn Satin, Muttcr,
0roBnuttcr ullb llrgrobnuttcr.
Imnlin Sell,
crnieicnen 2icbe5oicnItc, ionic fiir sic
@uuciic Der Gbcilnabntc Ill inherent
bcrbct &crIuite. GbenfoIl9 6cr5Ii6cl
Gout fiir bic 9lumcnIpcnOrn. ocll
observation-disclosures iijr ihrcn 2iches,
oienIt ltnh insbcionNcrc @crr Haitor
&nanlam fir ieinc morlncn Sroites-
iuorte.
Die trancrnocn &intcrblicbencn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
3n 0erfaufen.

Cine Moies g. Sobnion 9ampf.
maihinc, 60 B.. p.) Tubular Boiler
80, % orei5oll. ilucs, Barnard 8
Toller Wiible nit Sieb,S orri6tung.
2.bole Ippleton Gorn.S hdler nebit
@inbfG6cr. &ern unb Cob, Gleoators.
9 Bitten bon 100 bis sll 100 Sol.
loncn 8cbalt, 9lower. Sbler, Sbaft.
ing Sriebriemen e bis 9.5ollie) nnb
b%eridicoener 21nge; Y,iGeps. Robrcn
itilp. 6. U. &icf,
Sermann, 0fo.
9Sn Der friiberen Scrnl. Giitillcric.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Wiidt i'd nidlt Elm.

Cine Came befIagte iit bel
Sriebrid Dem 8roben iiber Die
arobe 9ebanoIuna, Die iie bon if.
rem Monie 81 erouIben babe, uae
iIber Die robe art mo 8eiie, IN
Der er bon ibr rebe.
Ser &onia erflGrte: YSos aebt
mid nifts an!" mnb molrotc lid,
bon ibr ab.
aber Die Game lieB nid)i md,
nnb ilbr fort: rNber er ipridbt 10
IN gleid)er @eiie Don Gn. Mnic
itGt!"
Der aouig lparf iihcr Die S.hnl
ter einen @lid ou' bit Nrrt;n ..
me 5uriid !aib hcnlrrt.f
.GaS gcIt Sic NE : na,'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Der Subrmann 81. Oh
ion. Gait Siour Soils, q. D., ppbns
baft, murbe bon Ieinem Ho6barn +.
5latt I'm s lbr morsens tot huf Der
Wsioe sefunben. Mdn psrmutet, oob
er pom 8liB seiroffen purpe, OILS er
wdhrenb zines 8spittern Inn II lbr
nadts nod Den pferoen iab. bic fid,
anf iensr Meioe Rfanoen. Die 9eide
fpurbe neben benz Drabtsaun seiuns
ben urb mics i4narse Sleden auE,
fpie lie burd 9Iibidlas perurIadt
fperben. Der 9srungiidte mar Sc
Sabre alt uno binterldbi feline 5rau
unb 6 ainber. Der Wann NOR an
leilem Gage alein gu .5nufe: feline
Jroli bsfanb iid auf geiud Bel ibren
in gnf Siour Sails ipobnenSen Sin.
pera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

3n @erfanfen: Gin breiitodiges
gaditein @obnbaus allf Got bon 70
SUB Sront, an Der ipeitlihen 3ipeiten
Strabe, IN ser Tdbe Scr WarftitraBe.
Breis $3950.00 @leibfals Die an.
eren5enoe Got bon 60 SUB Sront. nit
einem flcinen @ebGl,be oorauf. Ercis
$1400. .. g. Storf,
1858 Slora @lpb..
ct. 2oris, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Scene Nn5eigell.
Gigentiim er non automobiles.

Meine Maidine gum pulfariiieren
bon auto : &eifen lit in Der &lenf's
Garage in @etrieb. @erit cure @ei.
fen unb inner tubes niht fort.
ionocrn bringt Tie au mir. 9ebing.
,lngcn 9anr. gue s(rbeit sorantiert.
Scrmonn s. Selm | d.,
Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

8eindt: unperbeirateter Damn
fir 5armarbeit. 9e5abIe $50 bro
Wonat nebit Scott uno gsGite bis Air
&ornernte. 2obn in Der aornernte
ridtet iid Damn mad Der 3abl Der
guidel Die entbiilIt meroen. iolIte Der
Mrbeiter bel mir bleibcn mGbreno Die.
icr 3eit bin i'd gcrne bereit &eiieous.
lagen bin ino Der 5u bergiiten. Mar
idreibe an
Sobn s. 8iIImun.
81. 1. Rebrasfa Gitp. Wphr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Ons unsef1tdte
Oien tmdbden. Maoame: rWos
fGat benn Der perion elm, bier i'm
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DientmGbden: .Nd, andoia.
Jran. bas tn i'd nur. lpdbrenb i'd
Staub piide; ba aerbrs4er bic ten.
rem Rippiaden nidt 10 I.itt, 81. i'd
INNER 'runterfhmeibe!-
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3n %crfanfen: Gin \ it0fiQea
@obnbartS Gronc) in beItem 3uitm-
DC mo bequelit I'M ih6nitcn (5c.lc
Der Stoht @crlnom ocIegen, Ga3
ielbc ldt 5 3immcr, gllteu Seller uuo
@uiicrlcitlntq. ncbit if6ncnr Mortcn.
Cine giinItiQc @clcgenGcit. 9iot,3u
frogcn IN Ser Office 5. @l.
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Derla,,ot

@doden iiber 16 Sabre aIt UNI
jltnge 5ral,en Inn in Der Sobrif 81,
arbeiten. 9allernbe 9cid1ftiounq
International Sboe 60.
Serntann, DO.
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Die trancrnbcn &intcrblicbencn.
Sanfiagung.

IlleH Srellllnell, NacDpdrll llllo Sc=
fanntctl, Sic inherent gelicbtcn Softer
uno @robpotcr,
@ottfrieb Barrels,
Die lcttc Gbre eripicicrl. Ionic Den
Observation-Disclosures fir ibrc 2iebes-
bienIte un0 fHr sic reidcn 9lumncl-
ipcn0cn, modtcn mir bicroltrd) ilnic-
rcr ber8lidIten Can't obitotten. Sns.
bcionoere m0htcn mir bic Iaitorcn
Shlll5 unb &osmam tniercs innig-
Itclt Saufes periidcrn fir sic Dem
Serltorbenen acipionctcn grinner.
ln9sluortc ulth fir ibre marlnell
@orte bcs Sroltcs.
Die t%rauernbcn
&iuScr nuS EnfrlfiuScr.
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60. Summert, Der @rltnoeiaen.
tblnls Sanbler, bon Worriion, bot
mebrere idone Sarmen, gu perfau.
fen. Bottom 2anb, ioipie SiigcIluno,
Sieb' unb @eiaenfarmen, in unh
a%uberbalb @asconaoe gcuntp.
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Sin Bargain: 8as friiberc gtBcn
Geiioen5 Gigentbum al ser Sront
itraBc lit 81 eincm 9argain-Greis SIT
foufen. Na65ufragen IN Der
Sermann Sapines @ont
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81 @crfanfen: Sicr bollblltt Nere.
forb Bull &dlber. &egiitrotiors ,llr.
furoe alf Serlangen geliefert.
" III. 9 6 inf
Worriion, Wn. n. /.
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Above all. teach the children to sayA
Economy is the sure foundation ~ an
virtues. VICTOR HUGO.