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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
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Gonfirnlotionsfc itattiin-
oen ipGbreno ipeIden oic folgenoe
Gate6umen Gloiie confirnlirt iuer.
ben miro:
Alice Lulu Miller, Laura Elizabeth
Gross, Tillie Brehe, Mabel Deppe,
Raymond Bradley Brandt, Erwin Chas.
Willimann, Tommy Fritzemeyer, Clar-
ence Erwin Ebker, Oscar Lettmann,
Walter Simon OFT, Edwin Louis OFT,
Clarence Hy. Meyer, Wilbert F.
Horsemann, Erwin w. Fredrick and
Victor H. G. Maurer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
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libt Saping" @ciet fir Ocn Sarmcr
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beabiidtigt lit 81 geluinnen lit Die
Mcinlrng bon Sciucll 0tapcs, Scfrc.
tGr Der itaatli6en gldcrball'9eboroc,
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orud perleibt:
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mag bieiclbc pielleibt ibre Scrcdtie'
ing baben llno monden 2enten 5llrl
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bietet Die @erorbulng feinen Tor-
tbeil icnocrn lit binOcrlih, IS moht
cs Dem Sarner umnoelid icinc yta-
idinen Hcparatltrcn oocr 9coilrts
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ri6t,,ng ee,pobncn, bod baB CT oieIes
nod nidt getbon bot nno Die "ilelte
9eit" lGitig finbet. lit cine SDotiabe
unb feline Sbeorie.
SD, unb iebe Sormer SerlanlIlls
lung Die bis iest beri6tet bot, Iofpie
olIe 2anbbepobner iino beinabe ein-
itirnnia oafiir, baB Die nelle gfegel,
fir tpeIde bcionbers in Den Sarnloi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
Die repnblifaniide Webrbeit i'm lin.
terbanic perbiubert Mnnabme \
pun nnpupnlaren 8eiet-
Dprlagen.

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@asconnbe County, peldcr burb lei.
ne cncrgiide gefGlnpfllng ser @cies-
norloge, mcl6c bcn llnterri6t ill Ger
oel1ti6cn obcr on0eren ni6t.cnglis
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oa5l bcitrug, baB oic Sorlage nibt
5unl @eieb erDoben tpllrbe, tbeilt llns
nit, baB Die eenannte @orluge. be-
fonnt als Spliebill Go. 12O, bel Scr
oritten 2eillng, nit SO gcgen 46
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bic, ,@iirger bic Seriperfllng bieicr ,l,l-
gcrcdtcn @ciesporlage namentlid
bcn republitaniiden Mitglieoern bes
llnterbauIcs 5ll peroanfen baben.
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bieien @cietentiprrf itimmten MIR ct.
ma s Witeliebcr oes llnterbauies ae.
gen bciien gnnabme llno bie @efabr
itono nabe. baB oie Sill gum @eieb
erboben ipiirbc, bod ipurbc in Der
3miihen5eit bon iciten Ser &irden-
@eneinben nnb liberal geiinnten
9iirgern Elm fold energiider Broteit
! aegcn sic g(nnabme Ser Bill einge-
braht, Dob Die @eiesmabcr Die l,n.
popularitGt berieIben einiaben, nit
bem Meiultate Dab bel britter 2eiung
cine Mebrbeit oerieIben ee9en sln-
nobm Ser Dill itirnmten.
gsltr elm Mepublifaner, Soob bon
Wercer County, ltinnlte bafiir. slGe
unoeren &ep,lbIifaner Itinlmten oa-
gegen.
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Cape @iraroeau Golirtp. gllle He.
prGientanten bon st. 2o,lis uib &an.
los Gitp Itintnlten erittpeber gegen Die
Dill ooer maren binalls gegangen.
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trriibung feline fold fanatiihe @eiese
annebnlen miro.
gbenfalls tpuroe Die Wortsase re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
SbS Tcllpius merocu ocn 100. Sab
rcstag Scr 8riinbnns hires
Srbens ieiern.

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id)ait nit 9(llrclia 2oge Der Hebefabs
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srilnoet. Die bieiiee 2oee ipuroe ont
q. alpril 1850 oreaniiirt ltnb 51blt
iett 20 Mitglieoer. Die &ebefabs
2oge, Elm 3meig Der Sbb Scllops.
s1blt 3. 3. 50 0titglieoer.
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Holla @clls, friiberer Wapor Der
Staot st. 2ouis ilnb bis Dor Gur5enl
8oubernor Der Scoeral Geierbe 9anf,
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bon gunoesri6ter Dper gum Waiicn-
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DIE ieit mebreren Sabren nit finan.
aiellen Sdipierigfeiten 81, fGnlpfen
botte, mar ielbit beim @eridtc Tim bic
Grnennl,ng eines Heceipers einge.
fonrten.
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fer, bot M. 6. Snitb, bon @aseonaoe
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riidgefebrt. 9ie alaec miro irt ytal
Sermin Sur 8erbanSInng fonlllen.
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County Inpalt s. gS. Sens-
lep, bon Omenspille, befano iid anl
Sienstag bier. @r tbeilte ,ms nit,
Dob er nod feinen anlaB gefitnben
babe einc ein5ise Staats- ooer Grin1i-
nal : &lase i'm 8reisgeridte einslt'
reiden. trobbem oas @eridt ibon anl
12. gfai in Sitilng tritt.
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coroing Ear Bill, ipuroe nicoergc-
1tintnlt. lmb 5lpor nit 50 geeen 40
Stimnlen. Die SarptbefGmpfer Der
Bill maren Die @ertreter Der IGno-
liden 9iitrifte obne 1lnteridieb Der
Hartei, pGbreno Die @ertreter aus
ben er0beren Stdbten Die @nnabme
Der @eiesborIaee befiir,porteten.
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Scikcn Sanf bcm 8naocnpollcn,
Der fir BID eritanSen 1T.
Sitermursen! Sitermursen!
!Spdsclobt lei Seins Gbriit!

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
II, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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Itriften ri1t bic geringIte gtotblpen-
oigfeit eriitirt, iobalo oils moglid isi'
oerrllfen miro"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

bill to repeal passed
 Among the matters taken iron, the calendar and passed included tine amendment to raise the salaries Of the commissioners of New London county from $1CdO to $500 a year.
 The comptroller is directed to draw his order on. the treasurer for s7s4.37, Tn taVor of Samuel Russell. Jr,. of Mldd!etoWn, in payment of claims charged to his account and to rein1- purse him for moneys expended in purchasing supplies for certain horses used or kept to be used for military purposes of the state.
 The treasurer and board of select men. the board of school visitors, the board of education or town school committee. as the case may be. of each town, during the fiscal year beginning g | subsequent to the passage of this act, and annually thereafter, shall use the form of cash book, selectmen's orders 1 and school orders prescribed by the 1 state auditors, except where the ac- counting system in use In such town can be satisfactorily shown to the state auditors to be sufficid Ely complete and include the necessary detail. The state auditors shall furnish, sample book forms of cash book, select mems orders and school orders, to be used for the accounting system of the towns, without expense to the town.
 Every such officer who shall fail to comply with the provisions of this act shall forfeit to the state not less than ton nor more than twenty-five dollars Fishing ir lakes and ponds, is re. strained in the act, passed In the house the text of which follows:
 Section 1. The close season for fish
 ing in lakes and ponds shah be from
 January twentieth to May fist, both in-
 elusive. i
 Sec. 2. No person shall take. assist 1T .. taking or attempt to take any fisf
 other than with hook and line at
 tached to a rod held in the hand ol
 with a hook and line held in the hand
 The provisions Of tl1is section shall no
 apply to fishing through the ice. <5 Sec. 9. The board Of fisheries ant
 game may prohibit fishing In any lal,
 or pond for period not exceeding On,
 year, after public notice and hearing g
 which notice shall be published at leas
 twice in a newspaper having circula tion in the county in which sucI, lak, or pond is located. stating the tim, when and the place where such hear ing will be held. Any person az grieved by the decision of said boar,
 may appeal to the superior court fo the county within which sueh close,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

from operations in this state No de-
 duction shall be allowed from such
 gross earnings for any commission, re- bate or other payment. except a refund resulting from an error or overcharge, and those specifically mentioned by 1 this act. Every such company shall, on or before the thirty first day of ! March ill each year. return to the tax commissioner q statement under the oath Of its treasurer. or the person per forming the. duties Of treasurer, or of i an authorized agent or officer, speci- , lying the name and location of such 1 company, the amount of gross earnings ; from operations for the year ended the 1 thirty-frst day of December of the year for which such statement is re- i quired, or the portion of such year that such company has carried on ! business in the state, the gross earn /: ings from the sale or rental of appli- i ances using water, gas. or electricity. and the gross earnings from the sale of any water, gas or electricity to other public service corporations for distri- button in the state, the number of miles of water pipes, gas mains or electric
 wires operated by such company with
 in this state on said thirty first day of
 December. and the number of miles of water pipes, gas mains or electric wires wherever operated by such com pany on said date.
 Sec. 2. Section 1871 of the general
 statutes is amended to read as fol-
 lows: Every company specified in sec tion 1870 of the general statutes shall be taxed at the rate of one and one half per centum upon the amount of gross earnings from operations but de- !. duction shall be made Of gross earn- . ings from the sale or rental of appli- ances using any water. gas or electrici- ty, to other public service corporations
 for distribution within this state. The
 gross earnings. for the purpose of as- } sessnnent and taxation, shall be as fol
 lows: In case of a company carrying on business entirely within this state
 the arsount of gross earnings from op- erations; in case of a company carry ing business. part of which is outside 0 fthis state. such portion of the amount of gross earnings from opera
 tions determined under the provision 0, section 137So of the general statutes as is represented by the ratio of the mum. z Der of miles Of water pipes, gas nanis ! or electric wires operated by such com . :. pany within this state on the thirty. first day Of December next proceeding to the number of miles of water pipes , gas mains CT electric wires operated ' by such company on said date y5-. } The judiciary favorahiy reported th,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

proved by the board of control. Tabl-
 The committee on military affairs reported favorably on a bill defining the term separate allowance" It provides that dependent shall mean any person who at the time of the calling of a Connecticut soldier into the military service is actually and solely dependent upon such soldier or officer for support and maintenance. A separation allowance means a sum of money to be paid to the depend ent or dependents of a soldier when ever he is taken from his regular en- ployment by which he earns his live lihood. The bill was passed under a suspension of rules and transmitted to the house.
 Unfavorable and favorable report was received from the committee on labor on the bill relative to the em- ployment of minors and women. The unfavorable report was submitted b, the. majority of the committee and was signed by Senator Chapin of Cromwell and Representative J. E. kingsbury of Coventry. W. w. Miller of Hartford, John Wright of Bark hamstead, WilIreu " arner or Vol COlIs A. ". | SIln Ol fIy l. IN Blakeslee of Bridgeport and A. G. Brisk of Wallingford. The minority favorable to the bill was signed by Senator Bishop of New Haven and Representatives Samuel Geliert o1 Colchester and John J. Sweeney oi Bozrah. The two reports were tabled for calendar.
 The committee of conference on the l dog warden amendment to the dog bill reported that the senate shoulc convene with the house in adopting ! the latter's amendment. Senate, Woodruff said he did not think there ! was very much left of the bill ant that he agreed with the house mem bers of the committee on conference
 because he had to-" The senate re- ceded and concurred with the house in amending the bill, and it va. passed as amended by the house.
 The committee on appropratons re.
 ported unfavorably on the blls rais- ing a commission to encourage hom.
 production of food, the expenses O
 shell fish commissioners, and for al appropriation for the control Of dis
 eases resulting from social vices. Tn.
 bills were rejected.
 4 petition was received from ses,ee committees in the town of Coventry Ellington, Montville and Bethel i
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

favor of the bill for an, average at tendance grant of $4 per pupil in Yub- lie schools. Referred to the commit | tee on education. .
 In reply 10 question asked byI Senator Hemenway Lieutenant Gov-l ernor Wilson said the action taken hyl the senate on tn majority report oil the committee on woman's suffrasej relating to presidential electors had1 the effect automatically of rejectine1 the minority report.
 Tho, resolution fixing May as tis| day for final adjournment was takeni from the table on the motion of Sen-I ator Klett and passed in concurrence, The, automobile law was amended by an amendment offered by Senator| Macdonald, in reference to the pass | ing of a trolley car by an automobile at reasonable rate of speed. e,.g e The committee on appropriations reported favorabIy on the bill em- towering the labor commissioner to appoint nine deputy factory inspect ors two of whom shall be women. Calendar.
 There calendar matters were pass | ed: l Exempting from the succession tax oequeSt oI $lVV,UVO 10 JoSeJn LAW renee hospital insNew London by the
 late Morton F. Plant; authorizing
 the appointed dental hygienfsts by local school authorities; extending the
 time for the organization of the Dan
 ielson and Wii1imantic Street Railway
 company; paying towns for losses
 sustained by reason Of the operation
 of an act concerning the support oi tschools; concerning the election oi members of board Of finance in Stam-
 ford; limiting the membership dp- ittee on appropriations to two sena tors arA five representa- '1N eS; ena
 towering the ckcirina.1 Of the board of finance to sit w;i.1 ,he stGte board of conrol i1 an adv iSc~r canacity;
 requiring 9 license 10 take Tad.
 Unfavo-ab's reports O.; - T. mat
 ters were added to the ord r Of tht
 day for Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
LEMON JUICE
 < FOR FRECKLEs
;Oiris! Make beauty lotion for a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into bottle containing three ounces Of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckIe and tan lotion, and complexion beauti- fer, at very very small cost.
 !, Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how frecllles aAd' blemishes disappear and how clear, ssft and rosy white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless and never irri- tatee.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

lake or pond Is located Said board i shall cause to be posted, on the shore Q. fsUcll closed lake or pond, notices, stating the period for which fishing is pjrohibited therein.
 Sec. 4. Section 3203 of the general statutes is amended to read as fol- lows: No person shall take or at- tempt to take any fish through the ice by the use of more than ten tip-ups, bobs or similar devices set or held sta Iionery, at any one time. Every per son using such tipup. bob or similar device shall, upon departure from the ice upon any waters of this state, re- move such tip-up, bob or similar de- vice from such ice or waters. No tip up, bob or similar device shall be used, set or allowed to remain set except be- l tween the hours of five o'clock in the
 morning and eight o'clock in the even- ] ing. No person shall take from any
 pond, lake, stream or other fresh Wa 1 ter by. means of such tip-up, bob or 1 similar device. or a hand line or rod
 and line, more than twenty fish in
 one day.
 | Sec. 5. Section s2os of the general 1 statutes is amended to read as fol- lows: No person shall take or assist l in taking or attempt to take any fish I by the use of a spear; but this section
 shall not apply to taging dog-ish eels or suckers.
 Sec G. No person shall take or at tempt to take any fish in the waters of any lake, pond or reservoir, the wa
 ters of which are used as a source of
 supply for domestic purposes without
 having obtained written permission from the officials having such lake, pond or reservoir under their control. The provisions of this section shall not
 affect the provisions of sections 2524 to 154s. both inclusive. of the general statutes.
 1 Sec. '. Any person who shah vio-
 late any provision of this act shall be
 fined not, more than fifty dollars or inn prisoned not more than thirty days, or
 both.
 Sec. 8. Sections s211, s215. s21s. seds,
 S21s, 1920. 3221. 1922. 3223. 3224, 3225 3e26, 3227. s22s, 322s, 323o. 32S2. 323S33,
 s234, S235. s23s. s2s7. s2se. s24o, s242
 and 3243 are repealed. Section 1870 of the general statutes is amended to read as follows: Every
 company, the principal business of , which is manufacturing. selling and , distributing gas or electricity to be used for light, heat or motive power or operating a system of water works for selling and distributing water for domestic or power purposes. shall pay an annual tax upon gross earning.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

intimidation bill which strikes out the words Tor use any means calculated or intended to intirnidate" and leaves the mill as one prohibiting threatening or compelling any person to do or abstain from doing any act which such person has legal right to do. Tabled for
 The, railroad committee reported fa- vorably the bill authorizing the high way commissioner, at q expense not to exceed s105,000, to construct tracks in Groton and New London, to connect with the tracks on the state highway bridge. That same be operated by the
 Shore Line company, and may be pur-
 chased at any time at cost of construc- tion less depreciation. The rental to be ten per cent. annually Of cost of con- , construction
 It was voted that all public acts ot 1919,e not otherwise specified. shall be i in effect July 1, 1919.
 l It was voted to adjourn to next Tues 1 day morning at Ills.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
SENATE

The committee on appropriations re- ported favorably on the following bills for appropriations:
 Norwich Hospital for Insane. for equipment, s12,100; Department of
 Health, s24,oo0 for control of social diseases; to Edgar M Warner 5000, for additional services as clerk Of the superior court Of Windham county. l The pills were tabled for calendar. The establishment of bureau in 1 the health department for child hy giene and the appointment of a di-
 rector by the committee Of health were recommended by the committee on appropriations. Tabled for calen-
 dar.
 | The commission on railroads re- ported favorab ply on a substitute bill
 for the appointment of commission to investigate the conditions under
 which the street railways of the state are operated and to report it's findings to the general assembly at
 is January sssion. 1921, with state-
 ment Of such conditions at the close
 of the year 192o1 and recornraenda- tio.1s and suggestions as to desired Legislation. The commission may, fl
 found desirable. employ a competent
 expert to make a careful appraisal of the street railway properties of the state after August 1, 1920, and other necessary clerical assistance. The
 members Of the commission shall re-
 cieve such compensation and reim- bursenRent for cxpenses as shall be ap-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

Pit1s6eid 121 West Street
 Poughkeersie: z3s Main sress White Plains: Manaarooeck ss ARefne ANe9ue Long Island City: Queens Boulevard af HE 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

Newark: Bread Street at Kinney Hartford: Wazhingtoo S7eet at Park Springfield: s3z-S4 State Street New Haven: 2o4 York Street
 Jersey City: Boulevard and Carlton Av<s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

New YoeS City: Broadway at sfst seest Brook&yn: Fatbush and seh Avenues Paterscn: %Ss Broadway
 Pizin6elds S2S Park 1Ayenn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25

Speaker Walsh announced that the adorable report was accepted and the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

for average men. BY that there IS
no disposition to cast reflections on
their intelligence, because the average
man, so-called, is likely to be as smart
as any other He goes about his business,
does not look for trouble is fairly consery-
ative in his habits and III his thoughts.
Upon him rests the weight OF the nation.
In time of stress he responds with his
body and his money. lie MAINTAINS the
balance of power because there are more
like him than any other class. One Of the
dangers the country faces now is the con-
rlict between ltra-conServatlyeS and ultra
radicals. The conservative maintains his
position and believes that the past is good
enough for him and everybody else. Ere
ouently he is wealthy, and he has belief
that his wealth gives him a status no other
citizen can claim or should claim. OPP
posed to him is the radical who is not con-
tent with today, tomorrow or week after
next. He is opposed to the solar system,
the tides, the price of pork and the change
of seasons. Whenever he goes to q mass
liz Illus Ills NQLIC llAttIl li1e1t
Of his neighbor, and attempts to paint a
picture in which there is no sunlight.
Between these two classes the average
man stands to steer the ship of state and
keep the craft off the rocks He is respon-
sive to new ideas and he is ready to help
any forward-looking program, but he is
opposed to revolution and he has no use
whatever for the red flag. Neither does he
find any place in American life for an arts
tocracy. The only trouble with the aver
age man is that he does not participate
fully enough in public affairs. He shuns
politics, except to vote and maybe attend a
few speallngs. His plain duty is to raise
the standard of government by taking part
in the government. With him awake and
attentive there need be no worry about
the radicals or the class that opposes any
new idea because it is new.