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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-25

WANTED-Will be in Gunnison July
End to 10th. Would like to be one
of Z fishing party, any day, any
direction; to share expenses. Ad-
dress w. E. B., News Champion,
Gunnison. 26-27
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-25

A. NJ. THOMAS
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-25

Handy bags of ice cream salt for fam.
26 LAMBDIN & DoIG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-25
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-25
FOR SALE-A new Ford Car.
THE MAUER LUMBER co.

The last meeting for the year of the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid, will be with
Mrs. Jessie Abel, June 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

for wo-year-olds'; purse. $500. Do
mated by w V. Thraves, OF LeSin--
ton. NY. formerly of Powhatan
County. Va. In addition to first
money the association adds n trophy
which must be won twice by same
owner. Weight l22 pounds Maidens
allowed five pounds. Five and once
half furlongs.
Fourth race-purSe. $500: for three
year-olds and upward. Three-ycar-
olds l07 pounds others I16 pounds
Nonwinners OF Il stake at any time. If
now winners of Two races of $500
allowed five pounds. Five and one
mile.
Fifth race-tlrc I3llersl;c steeplc-
chase; purse. $500; for maidcns. BY
subscription of $40 each and $40 addi-
,ional to start The association TO
add sum sufficient to make purse $500.
Three year olds, 40 pounds, others
152 pounds. Those never placed sec
ond allowed five pounds. Short course.
Third Day. October :.
First race-a $500 purse. for maid
ems OF all ages: 2-year-olds, %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

twice in 1920 allowed three pounds.
Both these races are over six fur
longs.
Third race--for three year olds and
upwards for $500 over Il course Of
one mile and sixteenth: three year
olds l13 pounds. others lis pounds.
Nonwinncrs of $500 in 1920 allowed
five pounds.
Last racc-Nallcy steelechasc, $500
purse. short course; three year Odds
40 pounds, others 1872 pounds; 1920
nonwinners allowed. five pounds.
Second Day, October q.
First rncc-purse. $500: for three
year-olds and upward. Three year
Odds ll5 pounds. others 121 pounds.
Nonwinncrs in 1920 allowed pounds
Each TO be entered for $500 Six
furlongs.
Second raoe-pursee. $500: for
four-ycar-old and upward Weight
ll6 pounds. Nonwinncrs of 500 in
1920 allowed three pounds. of $500.
five pounds. Each to be entered for
$500. One mile.
Third race-the Richmond trophy:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

pounds: 3-ycar-olds. 1l3 pounds:
others. l16 pounds; over fve and
onc-half furlonSs.
Second race Uhe Monticello handi-
cap)-S5OO purse. fer 3-year-olds and
upwards; entries two days before:
weights and acceptances the day be-
fore: six furlongs.
Third race-s400 purse. for 4-year-
olds and upwards; weight. lis pounds.
each To be entered for 5000; course.
ono mile.
Fourth race Jefferson handicap
steeplechase)-o the short course,
for $500 purse; entries Oh Tuesday;
weights an dacceptances October s.
Friday, October =.
First race-purse $500, for 2-year-
Odds; weight. lis pounds: those not
placed second at the meeting allowed
pounds: third. s pounds: Ave and
Cne-half furlongs.
Second racc--purse $500. for 3-year-
Odds; weight. IFS pounds: nouwinners
of $500 in 1920. g pounds: of $40 in
1920. pounds: each to be entered
for $500: one mile.
Third race-purse $500. for 4-year-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
RAGING CARD OF 2
EVENTS FOR $4,000
James j. Ross. OF Lexington. Sccrc-
tary, Announces Rules and
Purses.
'sTEEpLECIlasE EVERY DAY
w. ". Thravcs, of Lexington, Do
nafeSS1, 900 for Virginia Trophy
and $500 for Richmond City
AysMtr

James L. Ross. of Lexington. racing
|secrc%ApN, announces tho following
|racfnE rnles in connection with the
$1,000 racing card, also printed be-
low.
Entr. ics close at II o'clock each day.
sscran chcs must be made by /?
o$Sock.
No, Sc ratches below six without
CONSENT .,f stewards.
10 cs,Seys must lie named at time OF
making q ntries and no change in
Jockeys W i'll be considered after .
A NJ day of race.
No jockey. trainer or owner not in
good standin L Will be allowed on the
grounds
Owners and trainers must be care
full 10 claim allowances ami are re-
|sponsiblc for weight carried
An owner is riot permitted 20 enter
la horse in two races on the same day
unless the horsa is started in both
races.
The association reserves the right
to withdraw or change any purse
race and 20 reduce in number the
starters for any purse, the entries to
which exceed twelve.
No entry VIII be received except
upon the condition that all claims or
objections arising out of the racing
shall be decided by the stewards. and
their ruling and decisions shall be
final
In selling races beaten horses will
not he subject 10 claim.
Signals-Bell denotes to saddle
The bugle calls the horses to the
post Horses must be sent 10 the
post promptly at this signal.
In all flat races losing mounts shall
be SIS. and winning mounts SIS. In
steeplechases losing mounts shall be
Sl5. and winning mounts SIS.
Purses will be divided as follows:
S1.00O-S20O TO second 400 to third.
s6Oo-sI5 10 second, S25 TO third.
s50o--S55 10 second, s25 to third.
s4oo-S75 10 second. s25 to third.
First Day of Rncing, October 3,
First race--inaugural dash for
three year-olds, with purse of s40U;
weight lis pounds. Winners of races
in. 1920 at $500 allowed five hounds
extra; nonwinners of 1920 races of
$500 and unde. allowed three pounds
extra.
Second race-thc Capitol purse for
$500: three year-olds and upwards.
Three year-olds Mt 107 pounds. others
llS pounds. Nonwinners OF $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

ifcd hunters: weight. $50 pounds;
entries Saturday. October .. tFor en-
trance blanks TO this race write to
secretary. Full course.
Final Day. October o.
First race. $500. 3-year-olds AMI
upwards, nonwlnners at this meeting I.
years, 107 hounds, others us; each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

half furlongs.
Second race. $500 pures for 3-year-
Odds and upwards. each to BIO entered
FOR $500; one mile coursc:- 3-year-
olds. 1O9 pounds. others 1T.
Third race. the Virginia Trophy,
over a milo course. purse of $1,000
Odds los pounds. others ia; 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

stake winner carrys Ave pounds
extra.
Fourth race. for 3-year-oids los,
and upwards uIS) over mile and
quarter. for $500, each to be cntrcd
for $500.
Fifth race. Westmoreland Club
II d cap Steeplcchase over full
course for 5000, entries OIL THURSDAY
weights and acceptanccs on Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

olds and upward: nonwinners OF
race other than selling in 1920:
weight. LII pounds; nonwinncrs ut
this meeting allowed pounds; ono
and one-sixtcenth miles.
Fourth race Common wealth Club
steeplechasc)--pu $500. for quail
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

am Nontag, Den 81. @ai, ltottfin.
ocn. Die Sralten ionobl aIs Ole
Wfdnner buben getbarGlln0 tbun nod
nit Der Silfe Der iun9en 2eute,
mas mogIi6 lit, um Speiien uno Or.
rrtl9unget oller Irt bereitauboltcn.
&tr boffen uno bitten nm cine sob[.
rei6e Setbeiligung Ser bieIigen unS
bena6borten 9eOolterrng. I'm /
Hbr miro Ous iunge &oIt iid Dor
Der STRIDE lammeln ulo inter Sci.
t11ng Der Ntuiit ouf oen SairgrounS.
plob mari6iren. 9ie Gonen Oes
6rouenbereins lper0en ibre %geIunae.
men Quilts un0 id0nen San0arbei.
ten IN Der Sale allsitcllcn II. an 6ct
Wtan bringen unb fir sic 8e6urf.
niiie oeS Nogens gei6idt unO ioIi6
iorgcn. Spiele uno anoere Inter.
b%altltng lit oorbereitet. 60 boffen
mir allf 5oblret6e 8eteili9ltng unS
eincn i60nen Nadmittag. 6reunS.
lid la6et elm. 9as gomite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

hes pcrit. 2orert5 RerteuS bei5u.
,pObnen.
6rau Geo. @raSsnann, bon ct.
2ouis, mar am Samstag beIufslpcis
lie bier.
Sbo5. 9arnacIc, bon 0ernionn.
rnO Otto Srn5. Ton Gtlnb, hefanoen
iiA leeten Srnntag bier ais i31ite
ser 6amiIie Nartin Sduei6cr.
Die Nitglieoer Der ct. Socobi.
gcrneinOe bon Morriion geoerfen
Memorioltag ont nG6iten Sonntog
BEN 80 Wai, nadmittags 5u balten
unO awar I'M 2:30 ubr auf Dem
GOoo Scope 5rieObofe unb UNI 4:30
auf benz Glairp.Sriebbofe.
Das Sonntagi6ulfelt o6er Ser
&inbertue in @erbinoune NIT 6enl
8a5ar ioll 10 Soft mill uno 0as
@etter ioldes ni6t ltnm0gli6 modt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Die @ieSerfebr Ses 8OaidnbeS,

Scr Roaidub lit IN 9onoon bon
ncucm lcbr belicbt ~gerporoen, nro
err miro balo nod mebr in 0eoOe
iein, oils es Dor einigen Sabrer
Der Soa mar, 6omaIs muroen iiber.
of in England &ollidubbobnen ers
offnet, unb fait iebcrmann berbra6.
te einen Seil beS Cages ouf &oa.
i6uben. SollanO Earf, Die grGBtc
&ollidyubbabn in 2onoolL erfreit
lid mic0er sablrcihen 3uIpruds.
In mon6en Ibenoen pcrgniigeu iif)
ge9en 1000 &oai6ubIGufcr a,lf scr
8abn. Defenders bic W1nner iinb
biesmol cifrig babel. 9obei cntiuid.
elm bic 2aufer belite einen erobercn
Gbrgeis ols friiber, mo- oie rteiItcr
aufrieoen paren, fpcnn Tie frieblid)
Die 8obn umfabrcn fonntcn. Sctt
mill %jcocrmonn alf Den RGbern tan.
5en fonner, unb man fari, in Der
&ot aud ale arten bon Tan5er
auf RoGidnibe altsfiibren, ipenn it
audi babel leidte aenoeruneen err
fabrcn milIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
Stanb Der Saaten nnb 0es Sbites
in &iiipnri.
Sm Sersleid sn Semienigen bes Der.
gaugenen Sabres iuescu nnsiin-
tiger @itternua snriif.
gebliebeu.
Chit i'm iiiOliden Sbeile Oes Staates
in pielen 8cgenScn peruidtet.

0as @ohst6um Der Saaten in
Miiiouri lit Inn orei Ooer bier $50.
den 5uriid9ebIicben, pie cine 9b.
i66sung mittbeiIt, oie 6. q. 2ogan
Rom Bureau Ser GrItabidGsungen
pes 10.
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Iderbaubcboroe bon WiIIouri auf-
geitellt bobeu. Nad ibrer @neabe
iino 232 g(der nit 8ei5en be-
%itelltcn 2anoes oufgegeben morben.
SCrner baben iih 6ie @eibeIdnoerei.
en- nm 225,000 Ifer bermebrt;
scr 3uItano oeS SoferS lit so Sro.
sent bonn NormoIen unb bon Der
SriibiabrSpfliiqear6eit iino MIR as
Sro5ent ~nollenbet. Ser Stano oes
8interlpeisens moro auf 29,937.000
@dern bere6net, mGbrenO i'm letten
Sabre 57,699,00O 9uibel auf A..
274,000 Ndern %geerntet mltroen.
8Gbrenb beS 4prils bot ser 0tii.
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tiers un6 oeS Ion9els an Sonnens
idein nenig Sortidritte ge1nodt.
Sein Stano miro ON 1. Wai ol1f Is
Sro8ent gcgen 70 Erooent am /.
Npril bcre6net.
Ser Stono 0eS @roics, aus Dem
ipGter Sen gcrnadDt miro, betrGgt 80
Sro5ent ge9en 81 Sro5ert Dor eincln
Sabre. Die 8ooenflG6c, ouf peld)er
8ros or9eiGet lit, lit Inn 8 Tro5ent
gr0Ber als i'm n%ergongenen Sabre,
bat abcr nod ni6t oie S0be Der
gder5abl. pie bie8 Dor Dem 9riege
Ser Sail mar, errei6t.
Sic nit Safer beitelIte 8oben.
fl0de lit gr0Ber oils i'm letten Sabre.
0aS 9ercn6en bon 8ieb in Wiiiouri
i'm lesten Sabre, ipc5ieIl inter ben
Rinbern 1,nb 8feroen, lit benz Wan.
gel an Sltter uno Dem llmItanoe,
buB es 51 piel ser reuben @itterung
oltsgeictt mar, 5uoui6reiben. Inter
Ben S6afen traten lngeluObnli6e
&ronfbeiten auf; aud b%ercnoeten
nieIc pe9en Wangels on Sflege.
g(u6 6oben Die Stiirme I'M Infan9
Glpril groBe Serl,tIte an 2Gmmern
un0 S6neinen iul 8efolge gebobt.
Der Stano Der 8ferbc unO Wtaul.
eiel betrGgt 80 Sro3cnt, &inbbieb
81, 56afe 80 11nb S6Wcinc 90.
Die ausiidten auf cine 0biternte
in Miiiouri weroen ais ni6t iebr
giinitig eei6il0ert, inOem Obit nur
itellenrpeiie norfommt. Die Iepfel
rno 8firiide iinO on picIen SlGten
i'm fiioliden &beiGe Oes Staotes
bltrd Sroit fat oollltGnOig ocrni6-
tet, wGbrcnO Die n0rOli6e S0lfte
bon Wtiiiouri nidt i6mer gelitten
but. &iriden uno 8irnen bcfinOcn
ii6 iut %9lagcmeinen in gttem gu.
itanoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
MDrrtiDu

Rifter &obt. @alfcr mar an
SamStag in @ei6Gften bier.
Srau 8m. Steffen unO Sobn iinb
letten Samstag bon Nc&ittrid gu
riidgefebrt naf einem 8elu6 bel
oortigen Seripanoten.
Srau 2ol,ra &oelling, bon Ser,
mann, mar lcste @o6e mebrcre Ea-
9e bier uui 9eiud BEL ibrer S6pe.
tier, Srou 6. @. S9aeperflalis.
Sronf Rertens, bon garutberS,
billie, Mo., itattete lebten Sreitaa
bieiigen Sermonbten unO 9efamter
einen 8eilt9 ab.
Ser WorriIon Sun Club Dattt
Iebten Samstag bier Elm Brcis.
i6ieBen.
s. 6. @ittrof Ilno Satin, meldt
gertuanoten in 9lanb eincn lGngerer
9eilid abltatteten, iino lestcn 6rei'
tag mieber 5uriidgcfebrt.
Serb. 8raiiu fam leste 8ode 81
cinent fitrscn 8eiud bon Serutanr
bier Der.
8ie mir b6ren, lit gbas. 2all
ifmer erfranft unb boffen mir oaf
Die allieits seruiinldte 9eiierune
balo eintreten miro.
s. s. Same. s. S. @ertcns uni
Satin un6 Serbert @ertens bega.
ben ii6 am @ittnod letter @o6t
nod Gbamois Inn Der 9eer6igune
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28
9ireftoren

Der 6nrmcrsG Club (Gosopera7
tib. 4iiociotion) crbiclt un Mtontng
rabe5u 5000 8funo n9inOer= Gpinc"
waralls man i6lpicBcn 6arf bob Sic
@ei5enauSiidtcn nidt gang 10 troIt.
los Iino, ipie man permutbcte.
-6rau @crnnun Ieidanonn, bon
0rp Sill, rciitc Icttcn 8ienStag nod
ct. 2ouis rtnO Cuba, NO, I'M it,.
rem BORT m~obnboitcn S0htern ei1er
geiu6 ~ab5uitatten.
Son5Oergnilgen om Samstug
2(beno in Smiths @olle. &uebi.
gers Sass Sr6eItcr miro bic Watiif
l~icicrn. gintritt SOC Die Gerion.
-5rau 2oltiic @il0, pel6c nab.
rct Oe5 pcrgangencn SoGres in ct.
@enCniepe, Mo., on Der oortigen
So6ihulc ols Scbrerin thGtig mar,
1T lebte @ode mie6cr III ibrer bic,
iigen 9eimotb juriidgefcbrt.
Sic S%taotarbCitcr bulten an Der
SrontitroBe, bon q. 6. 9egemonn'S
Storc nod Dem Wiaincrp 8o5or eis
men Concrete %llebcrgang (Groiiing)
81 Incident sic Inlpobncr in Iibcras
Ter @eiie %beiiteuerten.
-6rau g. 6. @ebcr, bon &cb.
tier @roOc unb ocren Sdruie9erpotcr,
Com. 8cbcr, bon Son 6ranciSco,
California, befotoen ii6 leete 40.
fc mebrcrc Gage bier 1ltnl 9ciu6
Der Semitic &. ". Rief un6 on0eren
SerDanbtcr. IS mar oieies ser
critic gcIudD bes Scrrn @cbcr in
WetIiouri unb mar CT bcionoerS bon
Der Sd0nbeit SERVANTS Icbr err.
bout.
Sri. 2uura Soefiner uno 6rall
6. 9. 8aro WciIen 9egentpGrtig in
ct. 2ouis gum 9ciltd bon Ser
i%panoten.
Strait Sattie Suit befanO iif
leste 8o6e mebrere Gage in Setter.
lon 9th gum 9eii'd ibrer sort
mobnbaften Sdpeiter.
-Srou Ben 0cnnIer, bon 8oIb.
ington, @o., mar lesten Sonntaq
bier 51 @ait bel Der 6amilic Senrr
8uidmeper.
SRI. Marp Neibborot, bon ct
SoniS, traf lette ISOLDE bier Elm gun
Seiu6 ibrer @Itern, Scrmon 9opt
unb Satin, bon 8eoce SoIlep.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

SRI. Clara 6rillrnann fcbrte
Iestcn Montag nod einem 9eiltde
bel ibren I'M 6rteocnStbnl mObnen.
sen GItern, mieocr nah ct. 2ouis
5urilf.
--6rol OspolO 8rocnolc lit Iet.
ten Sonntag bon einem @eiu6 bel
Tcripanoten in WOntgomCrp Gttn
mo ct. 2o1liS 5ltriit gctebrt.
-0llgo 8ogncr uu6 Camille
febrtcn leBtcn SOnntag nnd mebr-
tGgigem geiu6 bon ScrruanOtcn in
Ct. 9ouis pieOer 5uriif.
-ISrau Geo. 6. 8uentber reilte
Iestcn Samstdg mad Clinton, Vtn.,
UNI Ingeb0rigen in ibrcr friiberen
9eimath cinen 8eIrg obSultntten.
-0uIner Rros. erlieItcn lcbte
8odc cine an5abl Samion Sracs
tors, pon peIden Oieielben cine bic
icr &rnftmoihincn an Mug. Smith
BON 9rofc pcrfouften,
81. ". @ocrS, Gun0t0at fiir
S6asueiitcr, urlO $. 8. 9eiobre.
DER, beioe bon 8luno, maren geItern
bier i'll 8ci66ftsan9ele9enbeiteu.
-@iIbert 8oblt neblt 6omilie,
Don ct. 2ouiS, befunoen iih bier
oui Beillh bel 8eripanoten.
g. 8. Seieuann unb 6anlilie,
pon Stonp Sill. morcn am Nitt.
nod bier in @eidGiten.
'gt0diten Sonntog abcno Gang.
ucr8nil9cn o1i DEM 6airplate. Hue.
OiQer's Sass 8onO I~iefert Die 0tltiif.
SRI. 2i85ie 6lciid, bon st,
&ouis, bcinno lid letten Wonto9
bier nm ols @ermoItcrin ocs Noh.
laiicS ibrcr berit. Muttcr, @cidGfte
i'm gtodlaBgcrift gu crleoi9cn.
-6rau Grit. Mepcr. wcl6e
mebrere @ofCn bc6enflih franf
mar, beiinOct iih CUR 6rcloe ibrer
Angeborigcn un6 oielen Sreunbe
Wieoer ouf DEM beitcn 8e9c sur 8e.
ueiung.
-6rau 5. W. Ggger8 uno Sobn,
Clarence, ulternobmen leste ISOLDE
cine autofabrt nof) 8ollep 8urf
Clarence miro pGbreno Ser Serien.
5eit cine Stelle in Scr 8oIleD 9ort
Wtiible, sic tiir5lid bon Scr ggeerS
Nillin9 60. tGufIi6 ilbernonnler
nur6e, bethlehem.
SRI. Rortba Slcii6, bon ct
2ouis. traf letten Wontae bier cir
unb miro mebrere @oden bel ibrer
Gltern, Scbn Sleti6 uno Satin.
bcrtuetlen.
-6ris un6 Otto 9urtbar6t be
fonoen iid leste ISOLDE mebrert
Gage beiudsmeiie in ct. 2ouis.
-Srou Geo. &ramer bcfono Iid
leBte ISOLDE beiudspeiie in 9onnot'
DILL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

-Sobn 6uerbcr lit Iettc @ohe
bon st. 2oitis. no er oaS Ntiiiouri
Guinness College bciudte, 5ilriitge'
fcbrt I'M ieincm Safer pGbrcno Ell.
niger Ronote uli Der Sarm bCi5u.
itcben.
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befonOen lid lCtten Samstog lnS
Sonntog bier 5um Sciu6 ibrrr 81
tern unO 8ei6miItern.
+ 8ergeBt Oos &m5OergnilgcI1
ni6t ON Sonntag, lbeno altf Dem
6airplase.
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leeten 6reitng Oen ieierliden Itt
Der Sarlfe ocS S0bn6cns ocs Gbe.
paarcs 2ouis Boei6el, ous sic yta'
men Hobcrt 8eorg erbielt.
Gin @ettipiel 5ipiI6en Dem
Sermnnn ulo Dem WiiIouri 8ucific
Sconls, miro an nGditen Sonntag
bier auf ocn1 9aiebolI Earf itnttfins
Den. 9oS Spiel miro ieood crit
noh Der @rii6eridmiidlmgs 6eier
beginner. 9ie G~nterpriie @tilitarg
9ano miro 5miiden ben ~Snnings"
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-SuliuS 9altr rciItc Iettc 8ode
nod ct. 2ouis 1llm 9eilt6 icineS
SobncS Nrlguit 9ollr uno on0eren
&crwon0ten.
-0urf Eoitor &. $. &aSn1ann
mur0e Icsteu Sonntag, oas iiinqitc
S0bn6en ocS Yetcr Sdaefcr uno
@ottin g~ctauft un0 erbielt sic ga.
men Oscar Charles Srcoerit.
-Srl. 0tartba Sritcmcpcr, mel
DIE mcbrerc Gage in ser Ban Nodle
bori6oft altf 9ciud bel Ser 6oniltc
6cS Gountprihtcrs GrnIt SoenCr Der.
ipcilt bottc, lit Ietten 6reitag micber
no6 Hapoleon, Mo., 5ilriif9efebrt.
Sri. Gitbcr Sooner begleitete lie nod)
2ofopettc Gountn no oieielbc meb.
rere Wonote ~ocrlncilen miro.
SRI. Carrie @nls fam lcbteu
Somsto9 bon ct. 2oltiS bier 6urdD
al1f bent @cgc no6 Spiss, no tic
mGbrcno bes Sommers bel ibrcn gt-
tern perlpeiIen miro.
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tag nuh Sulio, Ofla., no tic meb,
rcrc @o6cn bel Sen BORT mobnbof.
ten G0htern Ser Trol, Stcel bcrtuci,
len mer6cn.
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lotto runo Som Seilcrt uno 6ami!ie,
bon 9op, bcfnn0en iid) lGBten Conn,
tag bier al1f @ciu6 bel Gbco. Shul.
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jebt nod nid)t rin 0rittCl ocS Corn.
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es bisbcr at nab mar.
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un0 Srou Wiuuo @ltobc, bon nnbc
Worlnt StGrlin9, moren lctten Wton.
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bugs iotpobl als Oie beiiii6e Siege
nieI S6aoen anrid)tcn uro Die Ius.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

SRI. S6a Woedli, bon Smiss,
reiite letter. Samstag mad MnpIe,
mooo, gum 8eiud ibrer 56peiter,
Srau Otto Siefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

Man untcrItiibc Sic ocutid)e Brei.
lie, inOcm man 81 ibrcr @crbreitlng
beitrGgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-28

&idter &obt. &alfcr luar an
SamStag in @ei6Gften bier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-11
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
-onvright. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New YORK City.
THE SHORT WAY ROUND.

There are cooks who think that cake
must be made bv creaming the butter and
sugar together first until it Is creamy in
appearance. This takes very long time
They also hold to the theory that the
volk of the egg should be added with the
milk but that the white must be beaten
very stiff and added last. The baking
powder should be sifted with the -four
and put in just before the egg white
Now, perhaps the texture OF cake that
is made In this way is slightly finer than
hat of cake made IN quicker way. but
n these war DAYS the housewife naturally
asks herself whether she has any right 70
spend time doing everything in this long,
,ld-fashioned way? Is the difference
worth it? There is q very good cake recipe
used by group Of busy housewives that
.an be mixed in a twinkhng All the dry
ingredients are put 10 bowl then the
milk, and unbeaten eggs and melted
outter or cooking oil and other ingredients
are added and the mixture is made BY
'ew rapid turns Of 8 heavy egg heater
Presto, change, the cake is ready for the
oven Now that cake comes out very
nicely and it takes but fraction Of the
time the old fashioned cake would take
We simply have to decide these things
for ourselves. For most women there are
so many ways Of making themselves use
full in war work thatit doesn t seem worth
while to cling to the slow mixing methods.
But just remember this thing, that the
proof of the pudding is in the eating and
likewise the test Of the mixing is in the
cake or muffin or mayonnaisc or what
ever YOU have mixed II il tastes good and
looks good II i good no matter how Won
have mixed III There is 40 abstract virtue
in doing things the long way round
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-11
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
by Laura A. Kirkman.
THREE ANSWERED LETTERS.

Rosemary am going to give n little
chating dish party at my home after going
to the movies with some friends, ana
would like to have recipe for cooking
shad roes in some way on the cha'ng
dish. What else shall serve beside this!
Answer -Shad Roe Manhattan for the
Chafing Dish.--Cover tho roe with boiling
water 10 which have been added ono-hali
teaspoon of salt, chopped pepper,
tablespoon of vinegar and n siIce OF onion
Boil gently for 20 minutes. dram, pour
cold water over the roes and dram ut once
again; break the roes into small pieces
with n fork Then add cup of cream and
let come to n boil: when boiling add
beaten cgg-yolks which have boon mixed
with a little more of the cream and
seasoned with salt and pepper. Add last
cup stewed or canned tomatoes, let boil
up once more. and serve.
Serve with this triangular sandwiches,
spread pink filing made by coioring
hard-boilcd cgg-yolks with little beet
juice or red raspberry jam and adding
little butter. Serve also pcrcolated coffee
and layer cake. j.,
A Grateful Roader.-'A neighbor OF
mine has hintcd that she would Ike
toe from my beautiful peony plant |
have heard that the pcony Is the one klnd
of plant that cannot be shared IN TINS
wav-by digging into its roots for tubcrs
without injuring it. Is this true?
Answer-Yes, it is true Peony plants
object most emphatically to disturbance
at their roots This is the ono plant that
should be left alone after getting good
start have heard of peony plants 50 and
so wears old. some of them with spread
Of five or six feet and boastlng hundred
stalks, each stalk bearing four or hve
flowers each but in each case these plants
were in old gardens, where they had been
let alone, save for an occasional appii-
cation of manure Old barn-yard manure
should be hcaped about and over the
plants each fall and dug into the ground
about them IN the spring (but care should
bc taken not TO dig deep enough to strike
the roots)
Nidow-Ny 15-year-old son is very
clever with carpentry tools and this
school vacation is going to build hen
house in our little backyard 50 that we
can keep about a dozen chickens. itow
big house do you think We need for thus
many hens
4 hcnhouse about eight feet square If
YOU should decide 10 keep more than a
dozen, YOU will need a larger house dl-
vidcd INTO compartments, hut | think
II is 4 good number for a small backyard
also think il is splendid that your son
is going 70 spend some Of hls school va
cation in such useful way: 50 many boys
his age can think only Of play III vacation
time hope that other boys who may
happen to read this, or whose mothers
NAV read il to them. vii profit by his
example and decide 70 Dc Al least ono thing
this summer. that will result in greater
thrift comfort or efficiency in the home.
Tomorrow Salads from lcft-0vers.