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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-12
DELECAC| N|EM|EC ATA-
KUJA JAWARUNKIPOK0JU
A|ianci OdpoWiadaja Sta
.nOWCz0 i zaSadniCzo,
HO|andya Wyda ByIego kajzera'
PrzygOtOWania do zajecia Petrogradu'
MARSz RUMUNOW Ma BUDAPEST WSTRzYMANY
N;an,cv ns SIasku Protestuia.
PrzygOtoWania do zajecia Petrogradu'
MARSz RUMUNOW Ma BUDAPEST WSTRzYMAN\
Niemcy ma Slasku Protestuja.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.

sic taklch zaSadnlcZo WarunKOW
pokojowych, jak je u}ozono. Mo-
ga oni wziac pod uwage tylko ia
kie praktyczne suggestive, jake
niemieccy plenipotenci beda w
stanie przedlozyG."
Drugi list niemieckich plenipo
tentow opiewa:
.Niemiecka delegacya pokojo-
wa ma zaszczyt okreslit swoje
stanowisko W kwestyi Ligi Ma
rodow przy rownoczesnem prze-
slaniu niemieckiego programu,
ktory W opinii delegacyi zawie-
ra wazne suggestive odnoSnie do
problemu ligi narod6w.
,,Nicmiecka delegacya pokojo-
wa rezerwuje dla sisbie prawo
szczeg6lowego przedstawiania "a
l:anckim i stowarzyszonym rza-
dom swej opinii o brzmieniu u
mowy (Ligi Narodow), ma razie
zas pozwala sobie zwr6ci6 uwa-
&c ma sprzecznoS6, lezaca w tym
fakcie, IL jednej strony zada
sic Cd Niemiec podpisania statu-
tn Ligi Narodow, jako istotnej
cze;ci doreczonego nam traktatu
pokojowego, a drugiej strony
Niemcy ME sa wi2czone do
panstw zaproszonych do przyla
czenia sic do Ligi Narodow.
,,Niemiecka delegacya pokojo-
wa pozwala sobie przesiac zapy-
TAME, czy, a jezeli tax, to pod ia
kimi warunkami takie zaprosze-
nie Jest zamierzane.
BROCKDORFF-RANTZAU."'
No powyzszy list wystosowa-
no TAXA odpowiedz:
,,Potwierdza sic otrzymanie
riemieckiego programu Ligi Ma
rodow. Program ten bedzie pre-
kazany odnoSnemu komitetowl
mocarstw alianckich i sprzymie-
! rzonych.
,,Po powtornem zbadaniu TEX
stu konstytucyi Ligi Narodow
niemieccy plenipotenci znajda, ze
przyjecie dodatkowych pahstw
iako czfonkow ME zostalo pre-
oczone, ale przewidziane jest W
drugim paragrafie trzeciego ar
tykuiu."
(Paragraf drugi artykulu trze,
ciego opiewa: ,,Kazde W peinem
tego sIowa znaczeniu samorza-
Gzace sic panstwo, dominium, al,
DO kolonia, niewymienione w "a
laczniku, moze STAG sic czionkiem
Ligi, jezeli ma przyjecie jegc
zgodza sic dwie trzecie zgroma'
dzcnia i pod warunkiem, re ds
faktyczne gwarancye swej szcze,
rel checi przestrzegania zobo'
wiazan miedzynarodowych, O.
raz przyjmie takie zarzadzenis
odnosnie do swoich ladowych
morskich sill zbrojeh, jake mo-
ga bye przez Lige przepisane. y
RPoSZA o PoWRoT JEN-
COW WOJENNYCH.
Paryz, IL. maja. - Niemieccy
delegaci pokojowi nadesIali dwi'
dalsze noty do representation
alianckich, adresowane do premi'
ra Clemenceau, jake prezesa kon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-12

Gag dalszy ma stronicy 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-12
0 Pelna Range Generalska dla Per-
shinga, Marcia i Bliss'a.
Sufrazystki Ponawiaja Kampanie.
Lotnicy Ameryka1scy W Trepassey.
KAMpANIA PRzECIW PROHIBICYI NARODOWEJ.
lime Telegr KRAKOW

policyant6w. Kazdy, kt6ry polka"
zc przepaske, uzywana podczas
kampanii, bedzic wpuszczony ma
owe zebranie.
IPrzcz ca}y nicmal dzieh bur.
niistrz miasta Clneibcr, wraz
pieciu przedstawicielami strajkie
row, odbywai konferencye z
przedstawicielami w}ascicieli IA
bryEt objetych strajkiem, celem
dojscia do porozumienia. Dotych'
czas ME wydano zadnego oficyal'
ncgo zawiadomienia W sprawie
rezultatu konferencyi, ktora od-
/ lozono ma dzisiai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-12

Paryz, IL. maja. - Niemieccy
delegaci pokojowi nadeslali dwie
dalsze noty do Representatives
alianckich, adresowane do premie
ra Clemenceau, jako prezesa kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-12
KOLEJARZE IDA w POMOC
ROBOTNIKOM AUTOMO-
BLOWN.

Toledo. IL. maja. Sytua,
eva strajkowa W Toledo pogarsz;
sig Z kazda cl1wila. Oto cz}onko'
vie unii kolejarzy Big Four"
ma spccyalnem zebraniu zapo'
wiedzicli, zc ME beda dostarczat
wagon6w siedmdziesieciu wiel--
kim fabrykom, ktorc po!aczy}y
sic re SODA wspolnic oplacaja
jednostronmccve og}oszenia W
gazetach miejscowych, popierajac
stanowisko firmy ,,Willis-Over--
land"
Pogrozke te przyjeiy firmy "a.
powiedzia zadania Cd adminstra
tora kolejami NIincs'a wojsk fe. D..
deralnych.
Cenralna Un;a robotnikow,
majqca okolo 24,OOO czlonkow,
zagrozila, ze wszyscy jej cz}on--
kowie wycofaja swe depozyta ]
trzynastu gf6wnych bankowr
kt6rc popicraja stanowisko firmy
Willis "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

isn't as popular as it once was, the people falling
in superstuous or dogmatic subserviency. A fedora
ton OF the protestant churches would merely mean
another reformation after a few years. The tendency
Of the age, even reIigiousIy, among those truly re-
ligious, is toward service TO humanity. and from a
humanitarian standpoint, toward which the church,
flushed with power. has never contributed excessive
y TO the lessening of the power Of the church.
We have a good example Of protestant domina-
ton OF government here in South Bend; where any
thing goes. IS tolerated. condoned. passing without
protest, that is of the administration Of a party with
which they are in the main associated. We have
boot-legging, prostitution. gambling, all notorious,
but no such uproarious protest as in former years.
when the church by its support of a party organiza-
ton had not inaugurated it: in fact. there is virtual
~ no protest at all II we were to judge the League
Of Nations by the city government in South Bend.
under protestant domination. we would say the
world could not be any worse, particularly with ref
erence 20 the vices that beset mankind, If it were
dominated by a dozen popes.
The League Of Nations under existing covenants
Is as truly secular as is the government Of the
United States. The same safeguards of religious free
dom are thrown about it. The railing of Sen. Sher-
man. that adoption Of the covenants would mean
world dominance by the pope. is the very cheapest
kind Of demagoguery. akin 10 criminality. for it can
have no other purpose than to stir up religious
iNNf anu "a ppoo4Dtt MIL III LEAGUE, not on prln-
ciple but by appeal to anti-cathoic bigotry. 1t is a
slap in the face of every protestant and every
catholic in America. as much as to say, you can
be neither without being a fool.
First. it was washington's warming against en-
tangling alliances that made acceptance Of the
League impossible, then the Monroe doctrine, next
an imaginary super-sovereignty," but all these ex-
ploded. now the demagogues. appealing not TO prin-
ciple, but to bigotry, would scare the people into
Mysteries against the League and the pope. There
Is an old saying about giving the calf rope enough
and it will hang itself. Well. this extreme would
seem TO indicate that the calf were reaching the end
OF the rope. and had begun paving the air-gasp-
ing for breath.
Read the ex-Atty. Gen. George w. wickershamrs
article on the front page, first section today. an
swering why the opponents of the covenants have
found themselves driven to such extremes as this
attempt to inject religious rancor into the campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
MORE LIGHT ON BIBLICAL LORE.

A MOTHER page of history has turned back. We
"a are again brought to understand something
that heretofore has seemed only fanciful. A new bit
into the real.
DR.. Ethan Allen Andrews. who is professor Of
zoology in Johns Hopkins university. ate a hand
full of locusts the other day. And he liked them. He
says the flavor is pleasant, and they taste like
shrimp.
He and some other experts have been studying
the insects with regard TO their habits-which are
admittedly bad-and their possible utilization as
food. All of them seem to be enthusiastic about the
food possibilities. The professor says:
IF there were a scarcity of other foods. per-
sons who had tasted them would probably think
nothing Of eating them in large quantities.
Those Of us who have eaten them find them
agreeable and nourishing. 1t is important. of
course, to pick them just after they have come
out OF their shell, while they are still white
and tender. After a few days they become
hard, and would be unsatisfactory as food"
The professor is not the first man TO eat Iocusts
Of course. There is the familiar example Of John
the Baptist. who lived on locusts and wild honey.
But it has never occurred to most people that John
might have adopted that diet from choice.
Unfortunately Prof Andrews does not tell exactly
how ne went about his gustatory experiment. Did
he eat EN- alive" or fry the locusts in butter. or
dip them in honey. after the biblical example. or
bake them, or make salad of them or what?
In the absence Of dependable details. anv man
is free to experiment for himself. It NAV ta~e
courage; but did it not take courage to eat the first
shrimp?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
TRAVELS AT HOME

IT is not possible for every one to take long vaca-
i tions or protracted Journeys, but a lot Of pleas
ure can be gotten out Of travelling at home. This
does not mean pouring over the atlas by the evening
lamp. 1t means taking little jaunts to places in ones
own town or the near vicinity.
Nearly every town and village and city has inter-
esting and beautiful scenery within short walking
or riding distance.
In the big cities the east side OF the town is fire.
quently unknown TO the west, and the south TO
the north. Many a dweler in d country village signs
Tor the advantages of travel and longs to gaze upon
the beauties of nature far away, when he has only
to take a IS cent trolley ride to md himself in a
ravine as charming as anything in Europe. or be-
sides a little body Of water which for clearness and
ripping beauty is not excelled By any Italian lake.
There are historic places scattered all over this
country little cemeteries. old battle fields. sites Of
Indian celebrations or other interesting spots
Pleasure and information can be gained from visits
to local manufactures or days spent watching or
chatting with the foreign population.
The mere fact that one cannot travel all the
world around is no reason why one should be dun
or provincial There is beauty. culture. education
everywhere. within a few miles Of home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
sUPERsTITIoNs ABOUT DOGS.

SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT DOGS.
The bowling of a dog at midnight
foretells a death, according 10 mod
ern superstition. This is an old be-
lief which can be traced TO an Aryau
superstition that II is a dog who
guides all departed souls to heaven.
II a dog was heard 10 howl shortly
before the death Of someone 1t was
considered an especially favorable
sign. interpreted that the dog was TO
be the guide who would conduct the
soul 10 heaven.
Japanese and Chinese regard the
dog as one Of their favorite anmilas.
but not so the cat. There is an old
Oriental proverb which says:
a dog remembers for three years
the kindness OF three days; a "a win
forget in three hours the kindness
Of three years"
Ancient Persians believe that dogs
were invested with supernatural
powers for co-Unteracting the infu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
Are You SuperStitiOuS
By Imogene Bwch.

ence OF EVIL spirits who might seek
70 avert the dead from their Journey
10 the highest heaven. This belief
now finds favor with the modern
Parsi who always carry "a dos ia
front OF every funeral procession.
Buddists often spoke Of men or
ONE reborn as dogs. or as human
reincarnations OF dogs.
In Egypt the death OF a favoritg
dog was mourned by shaving the
head.
on entering a new house. SAYS
Grimm's mythology. 70 avert Tho Old
superstition that whoever enters "a
new house first will die fral. q dog
should be made - proceed.
In Greenland whenever an eclipse
Of the moon occurs. the old women
run 20 find a dog and pinch its ea.s
II the dog cries at this treatment
tits a sure sign that the end Of tEc
world is not yet come.
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
THE ANTI-LEAGUE CALF AT THE END
OF ITS ROPE-TURNS TO THE POPE.

OPPONENTS OF the League Of Nations are get
~ tins presty hard up for campaign material
when they take 10 dragging sectarianism into it as
attempted by sen. Lawrence Y. sherman in the SEN
ate Friday The pope has about as much oppor-
tuniJy. and. perhaps about as much ambition 10
dominate the League, as the would-be federation
OF protestant churches would have, If they were
a reality, and We wouldn't be surprised II we were
bearing down pretty heavily on the pope at that.
For II is among the brags OF the promoter Of the
protestant federation that once established. they
could dominate the politics OF the world, which.
perhaps they could, and possibly would attempt
and with no less tyranny than is charged against
catholicism in its palmiest days. However. we doubt
the necessity OF world fear OF either. Churchology
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
Heroes and RIG Heroes.

After reading The story u col.
York. We somehow can't ee. ready
20 enthuse very much over the VIM
ner q the coming quarrel az To.c-
do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22
And It's Alrcady O,crcrowdcd.

Now that the senate has passed
the suffrage amendment There seems
10 be uo place FOR the mlltants tC
&c bat the prize-rinE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

The price OF soap is going up. but
that is not the reason the b~o,sheviks
have begun 20 throw bombs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

The first military post Of American women. COM
posed OF yeowomen from the Brooklyn navy yard.
has chosen the name OF Edith CavelI for their title
Her soul goes marching on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

The fool that rocks The boat nevef
realizes his folly TIL he Is going down
for the third time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

They are drinking hair tonic at Is cents a throw
down in Porto Rico. That must be one of those
drinks Of which people are always saying. Even
a little goes right 20 my head
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

a peace-gardener says it rests him to work In the
garden evenings because the vegetables are so calm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

OILY pessimists believe TIA,
bomber days are ahead or -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

single Copies sunday six cents; with morning or evening daHs ei
lions, Is cents weekly or s. per year Ia advance. delivered hy ear
rier; 81 by mail IN nrst and second zones; $ beyond second zone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

ONLY SUNDAY NEwsPAPER n NORTHERN INDIANA. Mailed
IN South BEND as second class matter.
g. r, SUMMERS. President T. NJ STEPHENSON. Publisher
JOHN HENRY ZUvER. Editor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
@ittenbe q.

Die Sarlncr iino reft flcibig am
Saferiden. Gs miro bier piel Safer
geiaet, mebr als lpie gepobnlih.
@enn er gut geoeibt miro or ipobl I'M
Grciie iebr billig iperben.
NGditen Sonntag wcrben bier in
Ser cpangl. Stride, bes 9aitor Sitcl.
oie b%icsidbrigen &onfirnanocn &C.
priift uno fonftrmirt.
Grtuin Hallter lit an Scr Snflucnsa
crfranft, bod miiniden ano boiien
mir Dab CT burf sic geidiftc @ebono.
lung oes 0r. MufberSeioe balbieIt
pieOer better iein miro.
Sernlann @inter Sr. faufte fiirs.
lid cine Sarm, in ser HGbe bon
Spensbille, bon @iIbeIm @inter fir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sergeant &orrp Naile reiite
lcttcn Sonntag nudtaG ann Oobge,
Soma, no CT @ieberbcritellungs- Sc.
boubllln9 Wcconitruction Srcot-
mcnt) lcincs int &ricgc idyper Der.
~lpunoctcn 9cincs crboltcn miro.
-0callocr Mlrnbmiller. Sobn BON
u. y q. WunomiIlcr uno @ottin bon
9ittle Berger, lit bon Yeniacola,
6lorioo, no err iid IN Gorbereitung
fir oen 6%lotteubienlt beiano, pieoer
lit feline bicii9e Scimatb 5uriidae-
fcbrt, nadoem er ieinen %ebrenpollen
abidieo crbolten batte.
-6reo 8eitbols, bon Ban, i~tattcte
am Somstaa bieiigen JreunOen rno
9efannten ciilcn 9elud ab. Gr be-
fanb iih Is Monate im MilitGrs
9ienIt in Camp Suniton, llrb erbielt
Dor 5ipei @oden ieinen ebrcnpollen
IbIhieo.
-Serseant Selmar 6. Soienrit.
ter lit on Rontas bon Camp SEC.
artbur, Seras in Die Seimatb 5uriid.
sefebrt nadoem er ieinen ebrenbollcn
Ibidicb ans Dem WtlitGr . OienIt er.
balten bat.
-Sarrp Sollerticn, Sobn bon
5rit SollertIon llnb Satin, non 81.
2. lit Iettc ISOLDE bon CAMP @oluie,
Seras, no er icine ebrenbaite Ont.
laiiung ans Der armee crbaltet bot,
in Die Seimatb sltrild9cfebrt. Gr
mar ctiun 6 Monate oils WaIfiniit I'M
0ienlt ser Irnlec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

-Sran u. 9. Sutbcrlanb. bon
ct. 2olis. bciinoet iih felt mcbrcrelr
Sogen bier auf Seiud bel ibrer
Sdpeitcr, 6rau Ben &cit.
-@m. Iineeiicn uno Srunf Sa.
pclfa, bon Scnl, fonlcn lcttcn SolnS,
tag bier oltrd) nit mebrcren polltlllt
Sbprthorn &ilbcr, melde biciclbcn
bon SEQ Hpblfiug an Hollte 2 mobn'
bait. g~efalift bottcn.
-0uit. Gol1bc. bon Smiss, lit
nod Scrnlnnn gc6ogcn n1o maht lcil
@cim bel icincr Epdtcr, Sral Ben
RoIt. @err Saubc mar lGngcre 3cit
fronf uno boffcn mir bob CT bier in
ulicrcnl idGncn Stlotdell balls mie.
ser pollitGnbig gcncicn miro.
Silt &rcisgcridt in ct. 2Ouis,
crbiclt lesten Treitag Nina NcllGel,.
ier ibr @eiuh I'm 20ilrng Der Che.
fciicln bon ibrcm @ottcn, Sp. Nel,.
bcuicr, bcmillist. 6rau Ncubcllicr
lpor iriibcr SRI. Mina Sorn uno
mobntc bas Gbcpnur friibcr in Scr.
mann.
-6rou Sermann 8opp, Sral Os.
car 2ocbnig, Srnl Sbco. &raltic,
grnlin 2pebnig uno Srls. Gliie unb
Sbereie 2oebnig madtcn letten 6rei-
tag cine Autofabrt nod ct. 2ouis.
5rau &opp uno Srau 2oebnig beiud.
ten in ct. 2ouis lire reip. Sodter.
Die ausfliigler tebrtcn aln Samstag
mieber 5l,rild.
Der Scrluit mebrcrer Samstags
Serien miro Den Shiilern Scr Gle.
mentar-S hule nift bcionbers onge.
nebm, bod bon gutcm gortbeil fir
Tie iein. @Gbrcno ben lettrn 5ipei
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Sdrle I'M Die ol,rb sic SnfllcnSo.
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5cit c~insubolcn, jcben Sdultag 20
Winllten lGnger als ionit llnterridt
crtbeilt unb UNI bieie 3eit Dor S6luB
oes Sermins einbolen gu fonnen bat
Der Sdulratb beidloiien an BRET
Samstagen llnterridt sebcn 81 lai.
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11
Yin bic Nitgliebcr bcs Commercial
Glnb.

Cine iebr wihtigc %criourmlilllN
ocs Commercial Glub miro mprdcl
gbcno in Scr Gitp sail Itattiinbcn.
Wcbrcrc &orihlG9c bon 1llbcr'tcr
@idtigfcit peroen sur &crutbune &c.
brudt merocn, oariintcr and, Die &or,
bcreitungen fiir Die brei groBen Gage
scr n6risco Srooclcrs Scriamm.
luna" in Scrnlonn. IS lit oabcr CT.
ipiiniht boB ieocS @itglieb moracn
abeno lid 81 oicier S%criammlltlg
piinftli6 cinfinbet.
g. $. &lenf, SefretGr. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

$4,000. 2eBtcrer bat cine groBe
6orm IN &anias luno miro balb @as.
connoe County perlaiien I'M iei.
ne &anias Sarm su bcarbeiten.
@ir niinidcn ibm Sen bcltcn Grfolg
in ieiner nel,en Seimatb.
Sris Shmibt, peldcr lGngerc 3eit
IN ct. Souls in dr5tliher 9ebono.
lung mar, fam lebte, ISOLDE ipieoer
na6 ieincr Seimatb 3uriid uno er-
ircllt iif ipieber Ser belten 8%eillnb.
belt.
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nuh Soma Inn bort bieIen Somntcr
allf elmer Sarm 81, arbeiten.
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iapctte Gountn. Wiiiouri, bcfinoet
lid ouf Veiu6 I'M eltcrlihen Sauie
bes Scrrn @ilbelm @itte.
gilbert @rcltnfe bate an lebten
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leg Gferb burh oen Epo 81 berlieren.
Die ltrlahe bcs Eobes fonnte nidt
ausfinbig genlaht werben
Sable unb Hbilipp Gbter bra6ten
lcstc @ofe lire Sdgemiible auf Die
Sorm bcs @crrn Seinrid Gbfer, ,lnl
9ollbol5 81, idgen fir bie 9epobner
ser llmgcgenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

s. W. S6ollmcpcr, bon Worri.
ion, mar on Sumstu9 beludslueiie
bier.
Im Ibcnb bcs SitersW ontag
fi1oct in Scr Gon5crtballc Elm GROCER
Ball itatt.
-Sermunn TaegcIin nlo Con.
&ummert, bon Worriion, wuren alll
Mpntag III @eidGften bier.
81. S. Starter unb 6amilie iinb
mad l1ngercm @cil,tc bel ibren In.
g~eb0rigen in ct. 2ouis, am 0iens.
tag pieoer in ibrc bieiisc Scinlatb gu.
rilfgefebrt.
Die &lenf 2unlber 60. bat oie
alte 9lenf SeimltGtte an Ser Warf.
itraBe, gegcniibcr Scr M%etbobiien
Stride on Or. &. 8. &affner fir
$4,000 perfauft.
Ger nel,Iide Sroit bat niht alle
Yfiriifhliitben pcrnidtct uno Elm
mebr aIs mittelmGbiger grtrag lit 81
erfparten - ipenn bas @etter niht
eiren Stri6 b,lrd sic &ehnung
modt.
-@m. &llblram hot feline Surnl,
bon 400 Ifcr, an Der Sirlt Greet,
incluiipe Ser Maifinerien llnb oes
Siebbeitanbcs on icinen iiineiten
Sobn, Spi. <blmnun fir $4,000
perfailft.
Der @aiisritano i'm Milipuri
Slub mar mGbrello Der pcraangenen
ISOLDE folgcnocr: Wtittippb 1912,
9onnerstag 80. Sreitos SO, Soms-
tag 1913, Sonntng 1914, MontuG
1915 unb 9ienstog 1912. Ger &c
eenfall betrug wGbreno oericlbcu 3eit
SO Soil.
Sd eril,he Illc, mclhe i'm 9c-
iite bon lccrcn 9ier.Gces unb Bier.
&iiten iinb. melhc lie bur6 mid be.
5oeen baben, bieieIbcn ipbalo ais
mGalih in meincm @eihGfte ab5l,.
liefern. 2csIic&oblbu h.
Sermann, Mo.
s. s. Stoenncr uno Satin unb
Or. 3immcrli, bon ct. 2puis, ia.
men letter. Sreitag bier ourh aui
ibrcm @ege mad Dan gum 9eiu6
bon Seripanotcn. &crr Stncnmer
5tebt I'M 9ienIt bes Hpit . 9epartc,
ments unb eenieBt 3. 3. feline Serien
sic CT IN Ser frilbcren 9eimatb IN I'M.
ierem Gountp perleben mill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

78eadtet bas Datum oif Dem
@~oreBaettel oes @oIfsblattes uno er.
neuert oas announcement iobalo als
pie basielbe abeeIaufen lit. @enn
Sic bas SoIfsblatt nidt erbalten.
Damn lit bodit nabrideinIid Der
@riino bafiir, bab SIR announcement
Der grnei,eruns bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-11

-Mpracn Nbcno @crianmlltng
oes Commercial Clubs in ser Gitp
0all.
-llcbcrnnoracn lit E%olmionntaa
unb an oarouf fol9cnben Sonntoa
Citcrn.
-N(lirco @rciS pcilt bicic @odlc
i'll 0unios Gitp nltf @cillf bel ieinrn
beihcn SdNmcItcrn.
-Gbas. Stride rciitc lcbtc @phc
,tud Giico, Winnciotn. no er BE
if1ftiguila nrgencnlmcn bat.
-fSrnu @m. 9eecmam, bon
Worriion, bei,ldyte ar1 Sienstag Scr
uonote mo gefanntc III uniercr
Stabt.
-Senrp Slider mo Scnrp Sdnit.
aer, bon Totsooun, bcfanocn lid ON
Dienstus IN @eihGiten III mnlcrcr
Staot.
-@nl. $. Saciincr unb ainoer,
6egoben lid letter Sonntag nod
gbalnois gu f,,r3em 8eillde bortiger
8erlpanbten.
Strait Aug. Strabsner, bon Ct
lab, DO, befano iid lcbten Sreitag
bier arf 0ciuh bel ibrer Sdpelter,
frau g.. u. &l9n.
-6rls. 9elpine gberIin unb Sill
od W,noipiller, febrten letten Witt
nod uoh speiipodentlidcm @cii,f.
bon Ct. 3ouis 5l,riif.
NJ. W. Scmcper, Sreb Stride,
5rit Niemalb unb SSobn Noltcnss
uteper. bon Scope. tparcn lettcn
Samstoa in @eid,1iten bier.
so. Summcrt, Scr 8rutoeiacns
tbunns D., S1nolcr, bon Worriion, fat
mebrcrc ihone 5urmer, 81 pcrfau'
fe,t. Bottom 9ano, ionic Sil9elluno,
8ieb. uno @ei5eniormcn, in uno
o~uBerbolb @asconobe Gountp.
-Sobn Stort uno @attin rciItcn
o,t 0icnstog lester ISOLDE nod &c.
uuba, Mo., ibrcm 5ifilniti9en Scim,
100 Serr Storb i'm Sclgci6Gitc tbd'
tis iein miro.
-Balm : Sonntugs . Ero9rum
uao Gantotd nGd'tcu Snnntag
Abenb. besimenb 7:45 llbr, III Der
ct. Yauls . Stride. Seoermann lit
beralihIt eingelooen.
-Salter Coll unb @nttin ncbit
brent Sobnhert, Don Snoepcnoence,
80, beiinoen iid felt mebrcren Cd
gen bier gum 9eilld bon Scrrn 9on's
Hlutter. 8ittpe Sbil. DOLL.
-5rml Baulinc Sbce, aeb. Sad.
lie, cine friibere 8etpobnerin bon Ser
mann, lit ant letten Sreitag in &an.
Ias Gitp, im Seim ibres Sobnes So
Iepb Sdneioer, mi boben alter bon
70 Sabren e%eitorben. 0ie Sabinee.
ihieoene binterldBt suei Sobnc, Sol.
-Sdneioer, bon 9anias Gitp unb Con.
rab Sbee. bon @asconaoe, Mo., ios
mie cine Sohter. SRI. Snuline
Sdneioer, in &onios Gitp w%obnbaft.