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The Washington times., 1920-08-03
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Washington Realtors Plan to Build
Modern Apartment to House
Fifty Families.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, August g.
Alexandria will have a big apartment
house on North Washington street in
the near future If the plans now being
made by Washington capitalists are
carried out. The new building will
have fifty apartments. and will be
fire. proof and up to date in every
respect 1t will be equipped with an
elevator which will be operated day
and wight. The apartment will cost
about s3OO,OCO.
George l.. Pettitt of this city.
superintendent of the plant Of the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
at Shreveport. Pa. has hocn trans
ferred to the superintendency of the
Consumers Chemical Company plant
at Carteret. n. J.
The State corporation commission
has ganted following amendments
and charters: W. A. Barnett & Sons,
Inc, Alexandria, Va. capital from
$4,000 to $4,000 W. "A. Barnett,
president; b. \. Barnett and W. H..
Barnett.
Amendment to charter Of Elite
Laundry Company. Of Washington, n.
G. Inc. Alexandria. Va: g. a. Kline
secretary; increasing capital from
s5o,OC0 to $150.00o.
Amendment to charter OF Bank of
Comerce and Savings, Inc, Alexan-
dria. Va. Maurice n. Roensberg,
president; Joseph II. INLAND secre-
tary.
A meeting of the knights Of Column
bus minstrel troupe was held last
evening and arrangements were made
for giving the show at several nearby
cities and resorts in the near future.
Dr. Louis T. Foulkc, city health
officer. reports that. during tho month
Of July not case or typhoid fever
was reported to his office. Last year
during the month of July ~ cases
were reported In Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 4. clark have
bought from l.. Morgan Johnston a
house and lot No. s, block No. I, In
Baggetts subdivision.
Police Justice l.. n. Thompson re-
ports that during tho month OF July
he collected Se96 In fines imposed In
tho police court of this city.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
REDS TRY TO SEIZE
FRENCH TRANSPORT
Mutiny Among Deported BoI-
Shevists Put Down by
SengaIeSe BayonetS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 3.--News $
OF battle on board transport
carrying deported Russians to Odessa.
when Eolshevik agents attempted to
seize the vessel, was received here
today.
The Russians had been sent here
from France for deportation to Odes-
sa because of their Bolshevist SYM
pathies. Two Russian peoples COM
missaries, who got on board the ship
with forged passports, led an up
rising" when the transport was pass
ing into the Black Sea from the Bos-
phorus. The Russians attempted to
dsarm the crew and seize the vessel.
but were charged by fifty Sengalese
guards with fixed bayorts. The decks
were cleared after a number of the
Russians had been Killed and
wounded.
The transport preceded on her way,
accompanied by a destroyer.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
CAPITOL HEIGHTS FOLK
WAR ON UNLICENSED DOGS

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, Aug. s.
The town authorities of Capitol
Heights have determined to appeal
to the county commissioners to en-
fierce the dog law. Mayer Gabriel
says the town is literally overruo
with CANNES and states that during
the past week two children have been
bitten. The county commissioners
have given notice that owners who
have not secured tags for their doge
by August 10 will be liable to prose-
cution.
Mayor John Gabriel, president Of
the Holy Name Society of st. Mat
thias' Church. has called a special
meeting of the society for Thursday
evening to further plans for the
carnival to be held by the organiza-
ton August l6 and II. .
The condition of Miss Cecile
Beavers, daughter of Councilman and
Mrs. w. W. Beavers, who underwent
an operation few days ago in q
Washington hospital is reported i'm
proved.
Mayor John Gabriel has written
the State automobile commissioner
asking that a motorcycle policeman
be detailed to Central avenue and
Eighty-first street to curb the al
legged reckless driving of automobiles
along these thoroughfarcs. ,....'
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SPOONERS
TO KISS ON BEACH
Oscillation Was Fast Becoming
Popular Outdoor Sport
at Lake Resort.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Aug. s.
Never let Il be said that Rochester
is not a city OF anectionste people.
Whatever the private life OF its resi-
dents. in public they have become 80
demonstrative that the bureau OF
Fairgrounds and recreation has been
compelled TO Issue a new ruling to
save the bushes and sometimes dis
gust OF visitors to municipalize On
tario Beach park,
Kissing on the beach has become
too popular an outdoor sport and the
city authorities have been forced to
taboo II. They say:
Although moral conditions at the
beach have been good up to the
present time. the department asks
that the patrons refrain from KISS
ing while on the beach. Observation
has proved that this rule, although
IN effect for a time, has not been
followed as closely as II might be. !"
SO Rochester folks who permit
tfreir overnowing hearts to get the
better of them on the beach need not
be surprised IL they are approached
by a policeman, a life guard or an at
tsche OF the department of park and
asked to excise osculation from the
outings program OF events
The bureau of recreation has re-
quested that the rule of not apear'
ing in one-piece bathing suits, eithsr
men or women. be more carefully oo'
served. A NV ruling has been maze
to the effect that no luncheons are
to be eaten on the beach, as picnic
grounds have been provided for tina,
purpose and the grassy plots In IRON,
of the bathouses have been provided
with benches for the convenience oi
the picnjcSers
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
GIRL TAKES TOO LITTLE
POISON; FAILS in SUICIDE

BALTIMORE, Aug, 3.--Lack OF
enough money to buy sufficient
quantity of poison to Kill herself
probably saved the life Of Barbara
Ring, seventeen, 1907 Hoflins street,
who attempted suicide last night.
The girl, having only ten cents. went
TO drug store and bought iodine. and
returned to the yard OF her home,
where she drank tho poison.
She was found by her brother and
was taken to Franklin square Hos
pital. where she Is in a serious con
dition. The girl had spent two days
from home without permission, and
when she returned yesterday was
severly reprimanded by her parents.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
WHAT HYATTSVILLE
PEOPLE ARE DOING

HYATTSVILLE, Md, Aug. 3.-The
coroner's jury to Investigate the oeath
Of Frances Virginia Nelson. colored'
who was shot at the home of DR..
Harry j. Patterson, director. or the
Maryland Experiment Station at COL
fege Park. June IS last, found the
woman died as the result of bullet
wound inflicted by John Grant Will
liams, colored.
The jury recommended that VIII
liams be held for the action of the
grand jury without bail. Robert a.
King was foreman of the coroner's
Jury, with Justice OF the Peace Her
bert J. Moffatt acting as coroner.
John H. Agate employed in the air
service of the War Department. is
spending some time with DR.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Johnstone. His wife sailed
few days ago for her home In LIN
colnshire. England.
Mrs. Rachel Waldman, mother OF
DR.. Jacob Waldman, of this place, ar
rived on the Olympic from London,
July 2S. Mrs. Waldman is a native OF
Libau She will make her home with
her son here.
There is TO be no 1urtner perfndheht
Improvement of roadways in Hyatts-
Vile until the cost of labor and mate
rials is considerably reduced. This
developed at a special meeting OF the
mayor and common council here last
night. Councilman Robert w. Owens,
chairman of the road committee. de-
clared that to improve Littleheld ave-
nue. for a distance of 625 feet would
cost $1,000. Property Owners II. f..
Davis, c. w. Fisher, l.. c. stephens,
William Allbee, A. r. Graham and A.
J. Leakin thereupon withdrew their
request for the improvements.
on motion of Councilman II. A. Har-
rison, use of the towns new lookup
was granted the commissioners OF
Prince Georges county on payment OF
500 per ahnum.
An. ordinance preventing the dump
ing of refuse on the streets and the
building of fires within the corporate
limits was passed.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
DIARMID LYNCH QUITS
SINN FEIN PARLIAMENT

LONDON. Aug. 3.--Diarmid Lynch,
Sim ,Fein member Of the British
House Of Commons and food con-
troller in tho Sim Fein government.
has resigned from the Sim Fein par
lament at Dublin because OF dissen-
sion with Eamon dc Nalerva. "presi-
dent Of the republic Of Ireland" and
with Irish American leaders accord
ing TO n report received from Dublin
by tho central News Yesterday.
Lynch was elected to the British
parliament at Cork
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

sumption simply because the freight
rates cannot be paid 20 transport com
mobiles back sue fartk acyass the
length and breadth Of the land like
the fingers of loom
II neither OF these courses IL fol
lowed, GoVernmen; ownership and
operation OF the railroads must fol-
low with an enormously increased tax
burden on the whole public. rsirload
workers and everyone else.
To be sure. this whole structure is
dependent on the willingness and abil-
ity of every American family TO add
81 per day to the cost OF living. Jones
is dead and no longer pays the freight
the American family must pay it-sI
per day additional.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
JAIL BREAKERS CAUGHT.

LAUREL. Del, Aug. 3.--Msrt sharp
and E.vin Campaell. arrested here last
week, who escaped from tho local Jail
early Sunday morning. have been To-
Gated in Mgyiand and officers have
gone after them. Someone on the out
side picked bricks out of the Jail wall.
permitting the escape. Camp Upton
army officers arc here for them, claim
ing they are desertcrs
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
GIRL MORTALLy WOUNDED.

LANCASTER Pa" Aug. 3.--Rebccca
Anderson. seventeen years old, vol.
ored. OF Lebanon. while visiting here.
was probably mortally wounded yes-
terday afternoon when shot by Robert
Jones. "A scvcntcen-year-old Colored
hoy. Jones says the shooting was an
accident.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
TO FIX CANADIAN TARIFF.

OTTAWA. Aug. 3.--The Dominion
Tariff Commission probably will begin
sessions early next month. starting In
tho western provinces. according to
official announcement yesterday. The
commission. which consists OF Sir
Henry Drayton. minister .of finance:
Gideon Robertson. minister OF labor.
and !. A. calder. viii continue its
hearings for several months.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
OPENING WALL
STREET PRICES

Complete wall street market
appears In this column at the
close Of today's trading. These
papers have, In the nrst page
date line. "CLOsING WALL
STREET PRICES"
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

THREE pretty girls lazly floating on the surface Of
the water at Saltair," the famous inter mountain
bathing place at Salt Lake City, Utah 1t is almost
impossible to sink below the surface
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
We TOW NE GOSSIP
u Registered U. q Patent ofbs.
BY X. &. b.

WE SPENT the weekend.
AT 4 country place.
WHICH Is just a camp.
WHERE AN artist lives.
AND IN the morning.
1T WAS very quiet
AS A Sunday morning.
SHOULD REALLY be,
AND THROUGH the trees.
CANE THE early sun.
AND WHERE l slept
1T sHONE on me.
AND ] arose. Il
AND PARTLY dressed.
AND TIP-tOea out.
TO A washing block.
WHERE A basin lay.
BESIDE A stream.
AND ! puttered around.
WITH MY cleansing things.
AND TOOK some paste.
AND SQUEEZED it out.
TO sCoUR my teeth.
AND 1T tasted strange.
BUT l set it down,
AS A change of air.
OR MAYBE the water.
OR THE great outdoors.
OR SOME such thing.
AND BRUSHED away.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

WITH NY head hung down.
AND ALL at once. ,
GREAT GOBs Of foam.
CANE oOznG out +
FsoM BETWEEN my lip.
AND ! stood up straight ~
TO LOOK at myself.
AND ] looked quite mad,
AND THE paste was there.
IN ITS little tube.
AND ! picked it up;
AND LOOKED a. it.
AND I'D make a mistake.
FOR WHAT I'd used.
WAS MY shaving stun,
AND JUST at the moment
THAT I stood there.
MY FRIENDS small boy.
CANE STEALING out.
FROM WHERE he slept.
AND SAW me there.
AND CALLED to me.
AND turned around.
AND SHOOK my head.
AND BLEW the lather.
AND SCARED him sun.
AND ALL day long.
! WAS sick from the stun.
WHICH WAS almost as bad.
AS SOME salad dressings.
! THANK you.
The Washington times., 1920-08-03
FAMILIES WUsT rNN IT.

want to do this, then the country
must drift into insulsr zones II con
The Washington times., 1920-08-03

II is up to these men to Improve the
efficiency of operation OF the rail-
roads. They arc fully capable Of
doing so in the opinion OF themselves.
Ask any railroad man .if he is a
poorer worker rthan his father and he
will say NO Yet these mems faith
ers did twice as much work as their
sons are doing today. 1t is peculiarly
their job because the increase in the
cost of living will fall on them just
as heavily as IL does on other people.
The 5000, 900 900 they have just put in
one pocket, they have had to take in
part, at least, out OF the other pocket.
SO. then, IL the railroad worker
wants to have an orange for his break
fast and is willing to let the grocer's
bookkecper and other working people
and every one else in the country
who lives outside an orangc-growing
district-have one, II Us up to him to
increase efficiency Of operation so the
freight can move faster and freight
rates can come down again.
TsNILIEs MUST rN IT.
n tho railroad worker docs not
"A la.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-21
GUVERNUL 81 ACT1UNEA
SOCIALISM,.
(Continuare de pc pag ~.

! lc rostele. telcgrafelc, garlic ca
zarneIe 81 yom pune nina pc con
stlucerea Statului. Traiasca re-
! volutia socialista rusa etc, :"
Far in brosura de 81 pagini in
tituAata: I'm an de la revolutl'
rusa' 81 semnata ,,muncitori CO.
snunisti din RoaDinia 6 brostlra
pc care au av1lt grija % raspin-
deasca in toate colturile tarci, Sc
facea nrmatorul indemn
..Sa nu nitam ca mai avem de
facut TN llltim pas ..rcvolutla .
Zilsa cea mare Sc aprople, bate
Ia usa. ,,Preeatiti-va sufletelf
inarmati-va nina pentru a va a
rata vrednici 81 inimosi miins
c1md ne va Cinema selnala!ul dt
lupta. i. Vom pune MANA pc ar
me; vom pune stapinire pc arse
male, von distruge 81 urmele ace
lora carl au fost ieri. Vom 6cup'
ministerele. garlic, posta Ven
aoni pc toti care nal STUNT g
! moi Vbn a1satui Maturi q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-21

mica lpdoiala. ca drectiunea in.
tregei actiuni socialiste care a
pregatit evenimentele de IA ,.13
nccembrle" era maXlnalista 81
so,Maril Gu actiunea revo!utio-
ntra condusa in Russia de D-rIi
Eacowsky. c;tam aci lin uJlresa
ru No. 4 din 2S Nocmlr.c ~
Decembrie) 1913 IA comitetu-
al. executiv al part iulri social
democrat eli nRomi.ii;, cltre se.-
IT, lea Bra.'a. aiIe:,l semnat;l 10
secretarul ,nmitetllIui d. IL. Mo-
s:Ovici urm;s,oarele riD.lur.
..Pentru 20 comit 1T. i. executi.
81 poata flr,.t.url legal. v:i ~.
sl- apl'obati le urgenta propune-
red noastra. I'd 0 maljfes.are lie
scl.darizare ell revolutia rus;l Ia
adW.is ca toyac!:ll Racowsliy 81
f.gureze mai dcparte .."a mn:n.
bru al comitetului executiv. Ast-
fel pima la Congresul de care vop
yorbi in alta parte, comitetul e.
xeeutiv al partidului socialist,
solidar gu actiunea revolutio-
nara rusi, Sc compunea din d-n:i
AL. Constantinescu, DR.. c. Ra-
kowsky, G. Cristescu. /. G. Fri
mu. TIL. Iordanescu, lie Mosco.
Wei 81 Gh. Tcodoreseu. =
Ecgatura dintrc comitet 81
D-rlll Racowsky Sc facca prin
AL. Constantinescu. disparut la
.,13 Dccem'brie", 81 'comtlamna'
la moarte de !, Curtea Martiali
pentru crima ce "A incercat 81
sAvirseasca in acea ri, - lar a
'cesta, Isl stabilisc correspondent:
cu D-rul Rakowsky prin deosc
biti agent, printre care citan
lpc Marcovici. Carol, Moscoyni
Ernest Rukriegel, zis 81 Seye,
Dimitriu 81 de sigur inca mutt
alti ce mean ramas necunoscuti
y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-21

muncitori, de tarani, de soldati
etc. etc.
Dar sc va apune tOate acestc
sunt manifesto 81 brosuri. clande-
stin imprimate 81 Distribute ca
re nu Sc cuvin sa fie attribute
directiunei 'partidufui. socialist.
Iata fnsa ca, dupa citeva zile, la
IA Noembrie 1913 ,,comitetll e.
xecutiy al partiAului socialist
din Rominia 81 comisia general.
sipdicatelor muneitorestis.: /,
prin lln manifest imprimat 81 di-
stribuit pc raspumderea ,sa sui
titlul: ,,Traiasca Socialismul' :
impartaseste in totnl ideile s.
mijsoacelc de realizarc ale act
nnci clandestinc:
,,Muneitornl de Ia safe 81 dill
oase, nina in mipa va imita &c
st,fl fratilor de peste granite
va fnlatura pc toti stapMitpri
criminali 81 va lua singur pnte
| rea in nina sprc fo0osul sau 81 q
clasei sale. Traiasca socialis
mul international. Traiasca re
Il
1 publica federativa europeana"
In fine, pentru ca sa nu ramii,
n spiritnl nspui niei eea pssa
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hte!iercle din Bncuresti Sub mo-
tivul unei grevcs de simpatie en-
grevistii tipografi.
,,Pretutindeni Sc trimite veste
ca sa hotarit incetafaa lucrulul
81 convocarea multimei la club
Delcgatii sunt trimisi din fabrici
IN fabrici 81 sub amenintarea de-
vastarilor, sileSte malltimca 81
parHscasca lucrul 81 sd vina la
club. ;Politia sesizata ca de 81 G
stare de ascdiu totusi s'a hotans{t
intrunire la clllblll socialist. I'll
ra aprobarilc de rigoare, a luat
impreuna cll cOmandantul trn-
pelor din BucureHti, milsurse
ele paza 81 a sesizat 81 Paschc-
tnl.
IS 'au formal cordoanc de pa.
"a in Strada ST. Ionica 81 Cilnpi-
neanu, spre a sc impcdeca even
taa!e turburari de strada.
In baleonul clubltlli, o partt
; din frmtasii socialist, inculpatl
! astazi, agitau spirtele Indemnina
nultimea ln revolutic, la detso.
narea M, Sale Regelui. d1nd asst
|fcl re fata scopul adeyarat al IT.
tr:lnircI, Cagc nu era revendi,a-
ric de natura economical. ci da>
; r;lnlarea prin rcvolutic, a stare;
aetuale. Apologize rcvolutiei ruse
+, ildemnll la rezistenta contra
amatej, sfatul catre soldati de a
sc uni Gu eli. msultele adresate
,corpului ofiteresc. armatei ca in
stitutie de stat, hotarlrea de a
surpa actuala forma de guver-
nanint. fnlocuind-o GU republi-
ca.
ST mai departc: Era preme
ditata miscarca. La aceeasi ora
misunau agentii paftfdului- il
toatc fabricile pentru convuca-
rea unui numar Cit mai mare de
lneratori. Gheorghe Cristese,s
face o pretioasi declaratie mar
j torului Nicolae CalHtorescu, (Do
! sar. vol. 2 pag. 25), declaratiu-
| ne La ora 2-3 cfmd este intilnil
ri c1nd Sc dlrcea spre club: al
| sd vcZi ce are sd Sc intmplc as
tazi. Vom darima clasele socia-
lie. vom face repltblica. detronln 1
dinastia vom intcrveni sa stri-
cam conductelc de apa 81 ilu-
minatuls'.
Era raspunsulN la apelul mani
festelor ce am citat mai sus.
Dar domnul comisar regal con-
| tinua 90 parte din lucratorii
de la Bragadiru au fost condusi
1
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rcvolntionar din Odessa, facea
schimbul de rapoarte intrc comi-
tetlsf din- Bucurcsti 81 Odessa, a.
dlnea lui AL Constantinescu bani
81 instrllctimi de la D-rul Ra-
kowsky. 81 pcntru ca Rakows
Ky sa Sc convipga ca INSTRUCTIVE
nile erau cxeeutatc' 81 banii In
trcbulntati cu folos, i-sc trimi-
tea ca etovatla eolectia ziarlllui
manifcstcle clandestine 81 bro
sllra ..,n an de Ia revolutia ru-
s# dcspre care am vorbit.
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+, ,ATENTATUL" de la 13 De
CTMBRIE.

= I'm dONotc~ IS tuIl Otu ulItC-
tiva unui Comitet astfel compus,
1fntr'o actiume astfel organiza-
Ia. din literature revolutionara
de mai sus, a nascut .,l3 De-
ccmbrie" I'll n fost> dar un a.
tcntat al oligarchiei mpotriva
clasci muncitoare. ci un aten-
tat al socialisilor revolutionari
impotriva organizarei sociale 81
politice statului nostru.
Flreste pentru a-Si usura ras-
punderea sau mai bine, fata de
nelzbutirea tentativei, pentr'l
a-si masea actiunca. autorii To-
viturei de la .,13 Decembries IN
cearca SAL denatureze caracte-
rul Ei sustin, in adevar, ca
,.13 Decembrie'' ma fost o mis-
care revolutionara. ci manifesto
rea pacinica mei greve' gene
iale dc simpatie. cu care mum
>:itorif. dim toate industriilc din
Capitala., voiau sd ajute greva
tovarasilor lor tipografi.
Mimic mai falls; mimic mai
pe1fid. Daca greva lucratorllor
tipografi avea un caracter pur
professional, ca nu putea sa re-
zlllte deceit din raporturilc dintre
a2ital 81 manca, prin nlmare
linr 'un conflict cu patronii 81
nu Gu altcinevaa. Greva generala,
in caracteruf Ell ptrr professional,
avea sd exercite b presume asu-
pra patronilor, lsau eel mutt 0
presume asupra autoritatei COM
petinte. in specie ministerial in
dllstriei 81 comerciului pentru n
int ntorvcni in conflict 81 "a aslgura
muncitorimei fie pc calea concilt-
atimei. fie pc caie de. mediate
narca cit mai grabnica "A legitl-
melor lor revendicari. Pentru a.
ccasta incctarea lucrului ezra SUI
ficienta.
Oar din nenorocire. ,,l3 De-
cembrie" ma av,lt acest ,carac-
ser. Nu s'a auzit nici un cuvlnt
dcspre reven1icarile lucratorilor
tipografi >sau. daca le-au avut
in gind, au intelcs sa le solutlo-
neze radical prili loyitura NOR
tala ce Sc euvine. in conceptla
Tor, societatn capitallste, ,,infa'
mei'' societati burgheze.
DE aeeia ,,ls Decembie'' 9
inceput M Gu manifestatiunile
impotriva patrohilor tipografi,
ci cu manifcstatiilc impotriva re
prezentantilor Statului 81 a in
stitutiitor fundamentals ale or
aanizarei noastrc sociale 81 poll
tiee. Trecind peste manifestatl'
unile. faeute in ajun La minlste'
rul de inferno 81 prefecture po-
aitiei impotriva cenzurei 81 a sta
II 4 ~
rel de asetliu, toate constatarlle
organelor judecatorati - de ia
prinrul procuror al ,Tribunalulu'
Ilfov, pima la comisarul regal -
stabilesc daracterul polite revo
lutionar al miscarei de la ia
Deeembrie".
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BAN11 TRI1G1s1 DE p-RuL
RAKoWsKY.

Ordonanta definitira supli-
mentara No. 1O31O din 81 Fe-
bruarie 1919 81 Curtea' Martiala
in Nartie constata ca acest din
,arma, fost sohlat II bstaaionul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16
Eutsbam,

Gas 0reiden 0eS @eiaen8 bat
bier lette ISOLDE allen @rnIte8 be.
0onnen. Die Woihinen un0 Monn.
ihoft BON Ecgclcr & 9occfcr rporcn
ullf ser OItieitc bcs 6llllics n1 Ser
Nrbeit uno bis SomStog batter lie
oui Sltlilt8 8of'$ Torm SOC @uibcI
@ei5en uno IS @uiNel Safer &c,
Oroihen; 269 9ltibcl @eiSen fir
6enrb Bod, 100 9rtibc( @cisen unb
45 8uibel Safer fir Scnrp 8ege-
mann, 265 9uihcI @ci5cn Fiir Sir.
&nefcr, 400 @uibeI @eiaen fir
Otto apeG, 26O 8uI6c[ fir GO.
@ronot un6 1880 @uibcl fir G6co.
Sc0clcr un6 6ronf GceeGcr.
Sronf @lrcrtner un0 @attin lln6
0crcn S6meitcr, ionic Scrr 8olfcr
unN @ottiuL bon ct. 2oltiS, befon,
Sen ii6 oicie @odje bier olrf @c-
iltb bel @nl. Storb unN TomiIic.
Die Gin6er 0eS Scnrp Strltnf,
bon Ct. 2oltis, bcrbringcn fire
Tcricn 5. 3. bier bel ser 6omiIic
6. 81. @epcr.
8eborcn, om 0onncrSto9, bcr
G%Iternpoore 6rie Strotc bel Sopc,
Gin S0dter6en.
q. e. Woupin un0 Geo. Gtod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-16
Bur &cahtung.

Sd lOtroc oaN 0icic3 SoDr mir
cine mcbrp5hIntlidc 6Cricn5cit CT.
Iolt6cn b~coirncnO om 1. Sui. lin.
icre Gffice miro icNo6 jcOcn Don.
ucrstog, 6rcitag mo SonlStog often
icin mo ullter 9ll>iiidt mciuc8 Sob.
mes, Or. 9. y. 0ition Itcbcn. Weine
&itffebr miro 0oS SolfSblatt our
9eeigncten Belt mclOen.
Or. SO. 9. 0idion.
st. 6. BpbInlonn bon bier un0
@m. Gpple, bon Morriion f~nuften
Oieie ISOLDE ie elm Dodge Iuto bon
Der 0ufner Bros. Igentlr.
81. 3. &olpb, BOT, Glaptcr, lin0
Otto &ief, bon W~uplepooo, waren
Letter 0ienstag bier i'm Srtereiie
bon Scrrn &olpb's Gonoiootl,r fiir
Oen StaatssS cnat.
-ScnrD &u6lmann un0 8attit,
BON st. 2oltiS, l,nb SRI. Winnie
NosS, bon 2ittlc god, arf., befin.
bcn ii6 bier 5i1 @nit bel aoann 9cn.
Scr unb Satin.
BaneiB Bros. oerfouften eiucr
gtcD Soea Sprcoocr an 5beo. 9.
Glib, bon Stolpc, lnb ebenfalls
cine iolde niislide 6armmoi6in(
on 8rit Stride, bon Srene Greet
6rib iogt Dab 5arner bic eiren Sen
Sbca 9 prcaoer foufen, tcinen 6cble,
MAIDEN.
-@co. SanniidL elmer 9oeder
2canocr, Grmin un6 SRI. Soriloc
Wunomiller, 6rls. 2eona Sdmibt
2orene 0eumonn. 2orene Gberlir
ltno ella Soerber, bon ct. Souls
fparen wGbreno letter 3ode bier
Oh geii6 bel ibren @ltern lin6 Sc
idmiitern a,if 9rp Sill un6 2ittI,
Berger.