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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Memories Of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Investigation was started by Chief
of Police 1. A. German, into the cause
of the accident which caused the SER
ious injury of George Reid and j. M.
Norris, street car men, who were in a
collision of freight car and city car,
east of Glen Miller park Both men
were taken to the Reid Memorial hos
pital where their conditions were said
to be grave.
The matter of changing the constitu-
ton of Indiana in order that stricter
qualifications would be necessary for
the admission to practice law in this
state, was arousing general interest,
particularly in Wayne county. Judge
Henry C. Fox was a strong supporter
Of the move.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Homer LaF uze, Landowner,
Dies at Home Near Liberty

LIBERTY, Ind, Oct. 30-Homer La
Fuze, well-known farmer, aged "A
years, died at his home near here Fri
day afternoon. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Sarah Creek LaFuZe; five
sons, Alvan, Curtis, Lawrence, Emmett
and Harrison, and one daughter, Mrs.
Verna Borrowdale.
Four brothers, Homer. Danford and
Oliver, all of this vicinity, and George
of Clermont, Fla, also survive, as does
a sister. Mrs. jefferson Bennett OF
Richmond.
Funeral services will be held at
100 p. m. Monday at the residence,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Answers to Questions

INQUIRER-Where is the largest
church in the world located and when
was it built? The largest and one of
the most magnificent churches in the
world is st. Peters at Rome. It's cor
nerstone was laid by julius III on the
18th of April, 1906, but the church was
not dedicated until Nov. IS, 1925. The
interior diameter of the dome is 1879
feet, the exterior diameter 1851 feet.
Its height from the pavement to the
base of the lantern is 405 feet, to the
top of the cross outside is 44S feet.
The length of the cathedral within the
walls is 6131a feet; the height of the
nave near the door 1924 feet, the
width S71s feet. The entire width of
the nave and side aisles, including the
piers that separate them, is 1879 feet
The floor of the cathedral covers near
ly five acres and its cost is estimated
to have exceeded $4,000, 000.>~
TWO READERS - Please inform
two of your readers what causes the
bright colors of our autumn leaves
which are now showing so brilliantly
in our neighborhood. - The color is
due to glucosidal compound which
appears in the cells and epidermis OF
the leaves in the autumn. The forma-
ton is supposed to be accomplished
by alterations of the hot autumnal sun,
light and the low temperature of the
autumn nights. The red pigment pro
duced in the leaves in autumn is al
ways accompanied by soluble hydro.
carbonates. Analysis shows that red
leaves hold more sugars and gluco-
sides than green leaves. The blue col
oring matter is an anthocyanin whose
formation is brought about by the
sugary compounds.
Readers may obtain answers to
questions by writing the Palladium,
Questions and Answers department.
All questions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Successful ReuiUal Closes
At First Christian Church

Nearly 100 persons have been taken
into the First Christian church during
its three weeks revival services. Five
responded to the invitation Friday
night.
A feature of the meeting Friday
night was the giving of presents to
the oldest man and the oldest woman;
to the youngest baby and to the lar
gest family.
Services will be held Saturday night
owing TO the close of the series of
meetings Sunday. V. P. Brock, sing
ing evangelist, will preach the sermon.
Prospects point to success in reaching
the goal of I'll, set for the Bible
school Sunday morning. Sunday
school and church services will be
combined.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Ripping Rhymes
HENRY THE GREAT
BY WALT MASON

I have a hat that cost a pile-hat
prices high have soared-and l take
off that treasured tile, and bow to
Henry Ford. Like many patriotic
gents, the peoples cause I'd aid, unless
'twould cost me fifteen cents-and
then l am afraid. I'd gladly make the
welkin ring demanding prices fair;
wind doesn't cost me anything, and I
have lots to spare. But when it comes
to selling rhymes at any pre-war rates,
why. have use for all my dimes, like
all the other skates. But Henry took
a nobler view, and he had higher
plans; he said, "Ill cut the price in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

two, on my nice tin sedans. What
though it means mighty loss? My
spirit won't be grieved; the cause is
good and coin is dross when good
may be achieved" So he INDUCED in
slashing jags, cut prices many beans;
and poor folk brought their shopping
bags and bought his limousines. And
other plutes beheld the sign, and their
price schedules smashed, and mer-
chant princes fell in line, and slashed,
and slashed, and slashed. And while
we still have breath and life, we must
not this forget-'twas Henry took the
pruning knife and an example set.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

with Rev. Fred
land, officiating.
Greek cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Dinner Stories

An airman had been taking up pas
sengers for short trips, and by the
time his last trip came was absolutely
fed up by being asked silly ques-
tons.
He told his passengers. two ladies,
that on no account were they to speak
to him. that he could not talk and
give his attention to his machine, and
than they must keep silent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

Stevenson, of Port
Burial in the Silver
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

What is it," he said, impatiently.
I'm sorry to trouble YOU" said a
voice behind, land know ought not
to speak. l do apologize sincerely,
but l can't help it. | thought perhaps
you ought to know Annie's gone"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

Up they went and the airman quite
enjoyed himself He looped the loop,
and practiced all sorts of stunts to
his own satisfaction with no Interrupt
ton from his passengers until he
felt a touch on his arm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

Only ignorant or degenerate people will in
vent and spread such lies. Decent and clean
minded people have use for such fifty tactics.
They know that such methods always react
against the interests of those who expect to gain
from them
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
POULTRY
FATS.
TO INCREASE POULTRY STOCK
Nav Opportunities for Specialists to
Cooperate With Raisers in Best
Production.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture.)
While the main effort In the cam
oaign to increase the nations stocks of
productive poultry is to be directed to
the general farmer and the city house
holder, it does not follow that the spe-
claIist in poultry production cannot
render good service in this cause. He
NAV find. 1t desirable and conducive
to his greater profit to diversity his
farming by devoting more attention
10 live stock other than poultry and
10 producing a larger proportion of his
feedstuffs on his own ground.
It may be doubtful In some cases
whether u special poultry farm can
operate proitably along the same
lines as in the past. The grower Of
table poultry can use his stock, plant
and equipment for production along
some other line that will be profitable
at this time. Indeed, in most cases he
must so adapt his business to changed
conditions or sacrifice what he has in
vested In it. H.'
Every farmer that becomes inter-
ested in increasing and improving his
farm poultry, and every town resident
who begins to keep poultry in the back
yard is going to buy stock or eggs for
Matching. or baby chicks. This should
cause at least the normal demand for
birds, eggs, and stock in the early part
Of the year, and also stimulate de-
mand for pullets in the fall.
The attention of poultry breeders
who want to produce to meet popular
demands may well be called to the ad-
vantage of the farming out" method
of producing stock in quantity. Farm
ers who are interested in increasing
and improving their stock and town
people who have o to grow more
chickens than they wish for them
selves will in many cases find it an adj
vantage to grow stock for a breeder
In their vicinity. With so much new
interest developing, it should be easier
than usual to get breeders and the
poultry keepers near them to cooper
ate in the production of fowls, for
laying especially. Such an arrange
ment is to the advantage of both. 1t
reduces the cost of getting good stock
to the grower and the risk on growing
stock to the breeder.
The success of this line of work and
cooperation depends very largely upon
early Matching, and that in turn de-
ponds much upon the breeders begin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
&eidsipradamt

ginen e~ingebenoen 8ori6lag CUR
SriiuOuno eineS &eihsipradamts
iludt Or. &arl S9neioer III oen
nUrelBboten". or eriunert an Ole
ltgensrei6e 8irfun9 Der i%ran5oli-
Id)en AfaOemIc, Die 10 piel mir Die
St%eluerbaltun9 Der traBollfen
Sprode getdu bat, unO meint, Dob
audi mir unbeOinst elmer 3entral'
lteue ~beoiirien, bon Der cine Dor
UiloIi9e Yilege Der oeuti6en Spra.
DE ails9ebt. 0as &eidsiprahaTt
butte natiirli6 ieineu reeelnoen
GiniluB unmittelbar mlr auf ben
Spra69ebrau1 Der oeuti6en &eids.
beb0rOen alis6uiibeu. Ile 8eboroen
mlBten Di6ti9e 8erOifentli1ungen
Dor Dem @ri9einen benz &eiGs.
ipradamt uorlesen; nI6tamtlihe
Stelen uno gin3elperionen miiroen
aber aud) BON bier aus init &at
unterltiist iperoen. Die arbeit ore.
ier ipradli6en 9ebOroe bentt ii6
Ger 8eriaiier 10. oaB in aaen SaI.
len, in oenen innerbalb Der Rei6s-
beboroen 3peifel iber Sprahrit-
tisteit auftreten, oaS SpraGamt
iiir Die 8abI zines 9uten Sprad-
lebrau9s ioret. Dieie @ntideioun.
gen piiroen nad Sti6wOrten 81
lanuneln ieinL uno 10 Wiiroe cine
Nrt @orti9as oes ridti9en Spratl'
Jebrauds eutIteten oeiien 8egriin-
oungen ielbItpcritGnblI6 aud Der
Aagemeinbeit 3usangli6 fem miiB.
ten. @benio p6re Die moglidlte
Reinigung Der ocllti6en antsipra'
lie BON Sremomortern cine Iufga'
he oieier 9eborre, unG oann miibte
lie olld neuihopferiih tdti9 ieiu,
inOcm iie 8oridlGge aur Sebung
orr IusorudStGbigfeit unierer
Sprade oarbicten miir6e. Die @e-
| idGite oeS Spradomts fonnten Don
liner 9an5 fleinen 3abl bon De
lTltell gefiibrt Werben, Die berour'
rngenbe 5nbfemucr obne ieOe Gin
| ieitiafeit unO nit feinitem Sprat)'
| lefiibl ausgcituttet fem miiBten
ibnen ioIlte Damn cine gr0Bere an'
}GbI BON ~freipiligen SiIfsfrGfter
}ur Seitc ltebcn, uno altd quit
Henuer fremoer Spraden oiirfter
nift feblen. 0as HetdSipradam'
iou cine i~elbitdnNi9e 8eb6r0e iein
Nie aber notiirIi9 in en9er 9e5ie
sung 5u oelt anoeren 8ebOrben Itc
zen miiBte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
ltrania.M epcrs critics Gramen.

dis Or. M. Di!belm Wsper, Der
6stannte 8esrilnoer Der 8erliutr
urania, Ii4 sur WuIterung itellen
muBts. fam er - obne feline S4uio
-3u ipdt. Nut bic 8ommiiiion aI'
Elm iaB nod teiiammen. 2lnss beS
feite ItoBenb, orang Der anssbenae
@elsbrte in ben Sibunysiant Elm.
HodOem er gel ibreno angeIduaubt
tucrOen mar, Ourfte er Iih bod nod
CUR unteriu4un9 enttleioen. Bel Der
6sititelung Des Nationnls plobte Der
SberIt beraus. n8us ste notlen
STUDENT Der IItronomte fein? Oa
.prllen mir ibren nal eia EiS4en aut
bsr 3obn fiihlen!" nno nun be-
gam bus ieltiamite @rameH, BIS
man Ii9 porItelen tann. Der Oberi!
peritano nGmIid, tptrtlib etnas oas
BON. abet Msber bod mehr, 10 bob
ii9 boID cine f9arfe 0isfulliou ent'
fpnnn. 0absi muBte an Der Wanoa
tafel gere9net tperoen, iran oente
ii1, Der torpulente SberIt in ieiner
sldnssnce Uniform nit Sroen unt
@brenSei9en, uno baneben oas
i6mG6tise Stuoentlein I'M ADAMS.
ttitfm. Gelbf BEN !Serrn Ser
seanten lief elm 2abeln iibs. oas
9%eitrenge amtsseiidt. Sad Ieb'
baft.m Sa~nOssn.enge nit ben Rreis
beitiden fisste Mepsr an0 - pdrS
aIs .unbraa6bor fir ben 9eerss'
; bienF" entlaHei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
GEESE AS PRODUCERS OF FAT
Importance Of Adequate Number Of
Fowls in Poultry Scheme 10 Z.
Quite Apparent.

Geese hold a sector In the line Of the
poultry army that makes war against
waste. When the facts are taken into
consideration that the demand for
geese is strong, steady and extends
over practically the whole year, that
geese excel all other kinds Of poultry
as producers Of fat, a thing Of which
the world stands at present in dire
need, and that their value as egg pro-
ducers Is considerable, the Importance
of an adequate number of geese in the
poultry scheme becomes apparent.
Geese take their living in large part
from grasses of the pasture and need
range Of this nature to be kept at a
profit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26

Id nod tein 8ort iuse, ionit wero
Die 9i5aie orig grob. als e Subj
flebmt ie Damn, Die Yartie bait an
mein gfnunt ftattgeiunoe IN penr
lie nir ole aIlergerinelte Sefdlig'
felt bon mid frage oebt, baum Debt
id einfub reffiubie IN Debt mid nuf
oas bobe 8oild)e iese.
SD braute lime nit 5u iage. bob
i'd INNER Die Sirfumiten5es fem
8ort inge, ionit Debt ie mid Den
Dideus rebie iuie ales, pomit id
perbleipe Sbne Sbrn lieuer
8btlipp Sauerampe +,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
Nmelienplaae.

Sn nadfOlgenOem perttle'ltlld)cll
lJir bier %beip1brte WtitteI allr Yer
lilqul,g bon 9Imetien: 1. an1eIlen
fcnn man 9dlt5lid) nit Sct @cltilol
pertrciben. Mfit bieiem Del %Getrontte
feline 2appen ltopft man II aHtoll'
ir0e 20der un0 6ugcn oil 9oOtn
nnD Ieert bas bloBe Del ilber Ole
Sicrden bin, mo lie lid) datgcn, Die
iclbcn Iiuo ouBcnbIifliA tot. 2. Gln
nbiolllt mo idjncI t6tcnoca @iTt mr.
ameiieu lit Seie ober Scuertei9,
Itan iteqe etnfad) ein paac &eller
oocr fla6e Sdalcn anf, Gut oei1el'
mnn ettpas SrcBbefe ODER SauerteIg
nit Sonig ODER au9eTeldtetem fla'
rem 3ilfcr uerrieben bat. Dlrd Die
IL Oclp Magcn Der Giere er5eu9te go
ring unb acknowledging erfol9t
Ger Eoo. 3. Gin peiteres retjt gutes
Aiittel lit oas ausitrelen elmer vi
dung bon gIeidJen Eeilen gornr,
Wiebl uno 3udcr. 9eioc Utittel totem
ober nidt nur ImeiieL i%onoern ole
Gle fleinen llngc5ieier, ME S6aben,
G6moben, Gl,iien uip. d. Nineteen
ans Der @obnun9 gu oertretbelt
lc0c man an oie Srtc, Die Drn iblen
on meiitcn aufgciud)t perren, bid
nit Sprllp beitritene 2oppe,t. Mtart
miro boIo belnerten, boB i'd otcie
nit Sn1eiien ii6ar unO iibcr beoefcr,
rno ba iie al, Der flebrigen 6liiiiig'
felt bGngen bleiben, lit ibre S0tunN
c,rc 'ebr lcidtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
KEEP SICK W SEPARATE
When Disease Appears in Flock Place
Aiiing Birds by Themselves
and Clean UP.

When disease appears in a flock of
chickens the sick fowls should be sep
arated and placed to themselves. II
any have died they should be burned
or buried. The house and yards should
be disinfected and a hunt begun i'm
mediately for the of the trouble.
Conditions should be corrected as
quickly as possible to prevent Its con-
t.nuance. ga
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
6emefmmdfZfGes.
S~Gnrpflrgc.
g'ewGbrtes Mittel sur SGubcrnus uuo
&ilcgc ocS SupfbuntS.

SIleBc oCS N~upIguuIs'
9as Saar pilege man Ourd bGu.
iiges @aiden o%esielben Iopie Der
&opfbaut nit larJarmem 8aller
mo miISer Seife, iorgfditigem
Srodneu u1b nadiolgenoem, gar5
Ieiftem Ginietten oes Saares nit
ieincm Sanr0I. Die iungen 9amen.
lpelde aus 6urdt, ibr Saar. tonnte
Die natiirIide Sarbe uerlieren, oas.
ielbe ME einietten, biirfen lih iiber
ltnrfen Saarausiaa infoI9e Der
gGn6Iiten 6ettent5iebung nitt nun.
bern. Sn cine Auartilaide tut man
/ Yint altobol, fir 10 Gent 8lp5e.
rim uno fir 10 Gents puluerilierteS
Gbinin pulperi5eO Quinine), lille
Damn Die 6Iaide nit getodtem 8ai'
ier bis gu 0reiuierteI ibreS Snbaltes
,auf.
,3pei Gage bepor man lid oaS
SOAR wGi1t, reibt man ubenos Ole
4opf1aut nit oieiem Wittel gut eln.
2eibet man an trodener &opfbaut,
10 fam man es TIM, 10 oft es ange.
nebm lit, Oenn es ihaOet in telner
@eiie, ionOern trGitist nur. IS
madt oas Spar et1pas fettig, oes.
'balb lit es gut, es alemal Dor Dem
8ai1en 0eS Saares gu beniisen
0aS Soar ioute ME otter alS ollie
pier @odyen 9emaihen meroen. SIT
es 81 iettig, 10 bctupfe man es meb'
rere glbenOe tiiftig nit n8opoereO
OrriS Hpot" (puloeriiierte SeIltlen.
muraeD, mas lid anl ,a1oeren Nor
9en burf tiittiges Siiriten leitt
pie6er entfernen lGBt.
@ie augemein befannt, lit oaS
bette Mittel gum 8aiden OeS &opica
gigcIb nit 3itroneniaft uermiIGt;
ODER Sonignaiier, ODER S%eerlualler
aus ser ~9lpotbefe; ooer man lebe
Dem @aihmoiier etIpaS 9oraG ulO
etrpos Sampler al. BUR StdrtlunA
oes SaarboOens Nienen Ginreibm'
aen nit Gotlpein ODER nit elmer
Miiduno BON gau De Cologne uno
Ri5imus0l ooer nit GbininpoiIcr
(Gau Dc GbinD. Sobann mlB man
6orali atteu, oaB iun8e Nt0O'
den gclegcutlid) in 6r5tIide 9cbano'
lun4 fomnleL ials ie 81 Slett)'
Iudt neigcn, OaS lit oft llriad)e 81
Iriib3eitiger grgraullng OeS SaareS.
@enn Die &opfbuIt 81 trodcn 1T,
alIo nitt 9~enii9eno 6ett a%bIonOert'
;6at Die 9ebanoIung nit entfetten'
ben Mitteln ielbltperit6nbIih fort
uno lit in Oieiem Sale fir cine mo-
Bi9e Giniettung Der aOpfbaut tan
beIten nit 2nnoIinsBomaOe) 81 Ior'
gen.
0as oiinn gauorOene Saal
MIRO uorteiIbait unb am ellltadllter
in ioIgenOer 8eiie b%ebanoelt: ytor
reibt sic &opiba1t tGgIih nit etnen
trodenen Su6e. 0urh OieIe 6rittloI
miro sic GrnGbrung ser aoptbnn
angere0t unO Ger Saarpu6s 9uIltIt
5ceinfluBt. Sn uielet 6aaen iblplll
ocn aud lGitige &opfidmer5cn mad
Nicicr eilfahcn SebanoIung.
electromagnetic inttur lit elm be
liebtcs Wtittcl 5llm StGrfen De:
S~aarboOens. IS lGBt Iif auf Tol
Qenoe @eiie DeriteIIen. ~ FIl''|
electromagnetic iett man nit 5lne
Gl,art &aIier uuis 6eucr, LAB
laugIam bis 3nr SaIite eintohel
unO aieBt oam p &int eiii9 bit5n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
lSus 2ubiuis 9Oesi bon 8ismard
ersGblte.

Der iiin9ll u~erltorbene ungarl'
l9e SiAter oeS preiSgefronten Sult.
ipiels Der Sub" mar befanntIid
lan0e 3eit Der SetrctGr oe& @raten
Anoralip, unb wuBte aus oicier
Gcbensperiooe cine aniiinnte Bis.
mardgeididte gu beridJtcn Die er
aus Anoraiip5 eigenem VtunOc
muBte. PIN Wtorgen mad ben ent.
Geiocnoen 0reibnnopcrbanollngen
.aln Goc5i gu AnOraiip. ~Sertig?"
5uagte er gu fragen. $50, fertlg,"
10 erwioPrte uad 0oc3is 9eridt Der
ungariidc neutrality-suspicious., ouber
,d) babe Die gauge NaAt ni6t &C.
id)laien uno 5tDar luegen elmer
Minute, Die ia 81 iiberiteben battc.
SD oonfe Soft fiir meine Herucn."
llno nun eraGbltc ibm Der Mtini'
'pr, nie Shirt 9iSmard, nadIOem
II Die gbibriit Der Iesten &eoaf
ton oeS g(nianccenttpurfs al lid)
genomumen, ii6 pl6sli9 bonn Oman
or bob uno 0as Bapier in Der Sano
Taft 3erfniiaeno, ibm nabe, garl5
nabe gctrcten iei, 10 oaB er gtS.
marfs 9ltem b0ren muBte. GnOrai'
ip ieIbit i6nelte BON ieinem Sibc
cntpor, I'M ben o@egner" itebenoen
ISlbes 81 e%rtparten.
Goc5i IGBt InOraiip nit fol9en
Den 8orten Die oranlattibe S5erc
bertdten: .9ismard NOR plotlit
elm anoerer 9eporOen, Elm anoerer
Renid, elm anoeres augc, cine an
0ere Stirn. SD ernioerte ieinen
i6arfen Bid, regungslos, feIt emit
i6loiien. allen itano5ubalten.
so weit p1ren mir" ia9te ct.
yauf Dem 8apier. Sd fam 5bncll
nul, nidts mebr iagen, alsa 8eocn,
fen Sic, mas sic tim, gum letten
N&ole rate id Sbnef, laiien Gle 3d.
rem @toeritano faqenl Rebmen
Sie,". ricf er nit erbobener Stim'
me, nit orobenoer Wiene, nmeinen
@oridlas an. SD rate Sbnen gut,
renn ionit -. (bicr berridte eiren
Woment Stiae, in Der id mein Ser5
itlagen borte). ionit ... muB i'd
oen Srigen anncbmen." 0as iagte
er mieOcr mcni6lih uno fiigte Ia
helno bin5u: .@s miro mir nbef
pcrfludt piel Miibe toitenl"
RutriOsntol!! SIT oas bette 3abn,
pafer! 0usielbe beiiBt auBer lei.
men reinigenoen @igenI6often boben
Rdbripert! Der @ebrau9 erisbt is'
oes abenbbrot ober Srubftiid!
8iolinipteIer, oor3ii9Ii9er - gum
8oripieIeR fir meme @ibedis aeiu4t.
- 4bels SiBtinO, Sauptpoit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26
II If cine Nnfu nil Mum

81 II d eine n Mi p ung.
Stubioius: r8onnen Sic lotei.
nii6?"
Eriuatier: .Nein!"
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-26

ming at once to interest their neigh
bors in growing chickens for them.
Whether he farms out stock or not,
every poultry keeper who looks for
ward to better times In poultry culture
should do his part to bring them, by
producing all that he can handle at
home.
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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-27
ARMY RECRUITING
HAS BEEN BRISK

Washington, July 27-Army re-
cruiting, usually slack during the sum-
mer, has been brisk this month, o.
635 men having been accepted up to
July 20, Adjutant General Harris re-
ported today. At this rate he said
July showed 14,5O0 recruits for the
new peace time army. During June
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-07-27

1877 men were accepted, establishing
a record since rehabilitation.
Adjutant Gen. Harris declared that
the increase in recruiting was due to
the army schools, which were recently
established.
During the ten day period beginning
July 10, New York led other cities in
the number Of recruits with Atlanta
second and Chicago third.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-28
HANGS SELF IN ATTIC

Henry C. wctxcL Well Known shoe
 maker. Commits Suicide in Tit of
 Dc-pondcncy.
 Henry c. wetzel of 06 Whiting street ended hls lifo in a ht ot des- pondency on Saturday afternoon when he hanged himself from u rafter in tho attic of hts home. MT. wetzel was 5s years or ago and had long been employed us Il shoe repairer and maker at Sloan Brothers on Main street. His Respondent act Is attrib- uted to i'll health. His dead body was found late in the afternoon by hls wife.
 Detective Sergeant Richardson an- swored the call for the police and went to the home with the medical examiner The story as told of the suicide is that the Wetzel couple had been engaged during the afteQN oun cleaning the attic. They cd their work and were downstaoS alk- ing with u neighbor. Mir. weSef left the conversation and said he was go- ing back ito finish what l started" l" Besides his wife he leaves a. son, Henry T. Wetzel.
 The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from tho Erwin Memorial chapel. conducted by Rev. NJ. W. (;au- dian Of St. Johns German Lutheran church. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.