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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-05-21
OPEN FIRES.
Two Pictures.

Seated comfortably before an
open fire, older people sometimes
speak of the pictures that they
see in the heart of the fame.
OF course, they do not mean real
pictures, but memories of past
scenes that come back to them
as they watch the flames.
CHAS. S. PYLE.
Insurance that is Sure,
RISING SUN. MD y
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-05-21
HAULING.

Having purchased an auto-truck I
am prepared to do hauling Of every
description at reasonable charges.
Apply to ARTHUR J. pINSM0RE,
Phone 343-X Rising Sun, I'D
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-05-21
CURTIS C. IRWIN
MEATS. GROCERIES. ETC.

MEATS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
The summer time am coming.
The birds are on the wing,
lis time to plant your gardens.
And flowers, n everything.
We have The kind you're wanting.
They are Aot SO awful high;
Ifyou came Aad see them
We are sure that you will buy.
We have a good suppay of waite
and eolored geraniums and other
flowers for Decoration Day.
CURTIS e. IRWIN
Corner Cherry G Queen SITS
!. Rising Sun. Maryland
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
QUACK GRASS IS
 EASILY KILLED
Special Type of Flow Is Recon
 mended for Purpose of
 Turning Over Sod.
DISK HARROW QUITE USEFR
Exposure to Sun and Breaking Loom From Lower Soil Soon Kill ouf PIants-Bury Mass of Roots
 in Spring by Flowing.

The process of killing quack graM on sod or pasture lands, beginning w midsummer, is very simple one.
 The first step is to blow the so1- cutting just under the turf, which as usually about three inches deep. lSn thoroughly turn over a stiff quncE- grass sod as shallow as three inches VI is advisable to use a special type 19 blow (Scotch bottom) having a vo<w long, gradually sloping moldboard M has been found that with this type CT blow the sod can be turned very sirzz- low. The next step Is to go in a we<sk or ten days later with disk harrvw. and thoroughly disk the sod. Repeat this treatment every ten days or tv~e weeks until fall, when the Quack gram will be completely killed out
 Too Hard to Flow.
 It sometimes happens that with cex- tain kinds of soil during drier perioa@ in the summer the ground becomes tn@ hard to blow. With the type of Piuw suggested, however, 1t has been sounH that very hard and dry sods can sae turned. In case 1t Is not possible rs
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
LIME ROCK

MT. and Mrs. Fenn have returned to their home in Waterbury, after visiting their son, William Fenn.
 Lime Rock was pretty we'll repre- seated at the ball game at Canaan Saturday.
 Miss Alice Fenton is having a weeks vacation, which she is spend ing in Pittsfeld.
 Fay Chaffee has bought new Oakland car from Bartle Bros.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Hooper of New York, who are spending their vaca- tion in Kent, were in town one day last week.
 Miss Sara Bunker of Canaan spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. George Ritton.
 Mrs. William Caul returned home Monday night, after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Smith in Great Harrington.
 Harriet Fenton is spending week wash friends in Brooklyn, N. Y., leav- ing here Monday morning.
 Fay Chaffee, Andrew Fulkerson, Charles Brasie, Robert Hickey and Michael Hickey attended the fair in Hartford Thursday.
 Mrs. Sadie Wintefbottcm and daughter Emma were in Great Bar rngton one day last week.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Ancient Hunger Strikers.

Hunger striking is nor the modern eeveSprhent most people think. In the sesenteenth century, Evelyn, the tiiartst; discovered cases and made notes of them. 'I had the curiosity to Ysstt some Quakers here in prison" he wrote of visit he made to Ips- Wfioh in July, 1656, "a new sect which sksw no respect to any man, magis- trate or other. . One of these vas said to have lasted twenty days; bnt smother, endeavoring to do the like, sperIshed on the t"nth, when he would have eaten. but could not"
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
MAKE PROFIT WITH ALFALFA
Make Practice of cultivatInq ? Once or Twice Yearly. 5

The men who are making a prsc- tice of growing alfalfa successfully oyer a long period of years are prsc- ticing cultivating the crop at ieas6 once or twice a year. The eommox disk harrow is used to some extens. although the springatooth cultivabr usually gives better results. Sousr people cultivate the alfalfa field ear ly in the spring, but the more cone mon practice is to follow the second and third cuttings. The main pur- pose is to keep the blue grass out This is best accomplished during the dry portion of the summer. In a teszt carried on by the Iowa agricultural experiment station, the annual yiea& has been icreased almost a ton Der acre by cultivation.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
ELIMINATE UNTHRIFTY BIRDS
Stunted Chicks Will Never Pay for Feed and Care Used in Trying
 to Rear Them.

In any lot of chicks there will be found certain stunted or unthrifty in- dividuals. Such birds will never pay for thef ffeed and care used in trying to rear then. It is not only good sense but also good business judgment to cull these unthrifty chicksfjust as soon as they are discovered. There also will be found certain cockerels which exceed their fellows in the ra- pfdity of growth and maturity. It Is we'll to mark and save such cockerels which reach a good size to use as breeders.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
LEGISLATION RATIFIES
 18th AMENDMENT
(Continued from page Il

(Contlnued rom page which has threatened the welfare of our country and state.
 Wherefore I find that at the pres ent time there is a special emer- gency which ought to be met in the only way which seems to be effective.
 'T, therefore, hereby convene the 1919 General Assembly in special session to be held at the State Capi- tol at Hartford, on Tuesday, the twenty-first day of September, A. D. 1920, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon of said day, standard time, for the purpose of considering and act ing upon the ratification of the Nine teenth Amendment to the Constitu- tion of the United States; and to enact such legislation as may be ne- cessary to enable the women of this state who shall be found to possess the legal qualifications therefor, to be made electors.
 tGiven under my hand and the seal of the State at the City of Hart ford, this fourteenth day of Septem- Der, one thousand nine hundred and twenty, and of the Independence of the United States the one hundred and forty-fifth.
 ''MARMUS H. HOLCOMB By His Excellency's Command:
 Frederick L. Perry
 "Secretary."
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16

turn the sod on account of dry wesfh- CT, the treatment can be given swafh the disk harrow alone. We have becm able to thoroughly kin the grass win either the disk or the combination a6 blow and disk treatment. Where blowing Is possible, however, 1t is usa- ally cheaper to kill the grass w7fh blow and disk alone. according to sPs- cialists of the United States hepar1- ment of agriculture.
 If the disk alone is to be used, R should be set practically straight wem weighted with bags of dirt, and 'flnn field gone over three or four 'tiTDrx The first two cuttings should b. cn right angles and the other cuttirrx diagonally across. The sod In this wv is divided into small blocks. Then ,shr disk is set an an angle, when 1t win Nr found that the first two or three fnSisrs' of the sod, which contain practically all of the quack-grass roots, can ShelcmNl loose from the soil below. The c@- posture to the sun and the breakfrw loose from the lower soal soon kin ~xr the Quack grass. This ground shoxa& be gone over at intervals of ten dsvm or two weeks throughout the remns~- der of the season. f
 Flow Again In Spring. Y
 The following spring the -infeshex land, on which the grass has beem killed either by the disking method CT by the combination of blowing aSsA disking, should be plowed to 6 gee@ depth in order to bury the mass of dead roots thoroughly. This will fs- cilitate the cultivation of the sprfnx crop. If the work has been carefualY done the quack grass will not shnw up at all in the spring crop 2
 Both these methods have been thor ough1y tested.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Ornamental ThImbIes,

At one time; apart from the shape, which is imperative, thimbles were decorated awith all kinds of precious stones at the tip-and these were, of course, designated>more for ornament than use,l when it was the fashion, as Sheridan remarks, \ for fine ladies to play "at fine work" according to the Irish World. Ladiesain our grand mothers days, besides seeing to the household and personal linen, gen. erally worked In delicate material in silks and satfns, when a smaller thim- ole was brought into play and used with some of the witchery of the fan.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Drying Decanters.

An excellent andSquick method for drying the inside of decanters, vinegar bottles, etc., which are in daily use: After washing out thoroughly with hot water, turn upside down and allow very hotfwater to run over the out side about minute. This dries the inside quickly without leaving marks Hold them under the hot water tap. This method has been known to be used for years without a mishap. For oil bottles dry out with twisted tissue paper.-Exchange
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Was Impatient

Rkss had been told that Aunt Lila was going to have baby brought from heaven for her to play with, and she was much pleased and excited over it. After dinner in the evening she elipbee upen a chair to the tele- phpHs and asked central for the num- Der, ,wbich she had learned. When she heard her aunt's voice over the phone she called loudly: "Oh, Aunty LAla, has your baby tum yet?"
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
CANAAN VALLEY

MT. and Mrs. J. c. Stevens and mother entertained relatives from Goshen and Great Harrington re- gently.
 Miss Elsie Stevens is with relatives in Great Harrington.
 Master Henry Rockwell and sis ter, May, returned from Winsted Tuesday where they have been visit ing cousins for few days.
 Mrs. Grace Mcintyre is building a new bungalow on Tobey hill.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Sell Historic Banner in London.

' " S'"''''S' v" '~"''~o''
 At a. sale of antiques recently in London, colors carried at the battle of Cailoden in 1746 were sold to a Glas- gow purchaser for a75O (S3,750). The fcolors were borne by Sir James Kin ioehSs battalion-the Second-of Lord OgWFyss regiment, and is believed to be. the sonly banner carried off by the Serng xpretender's defeated army. All tbhheHEs taken in the uattie were b1EEd A Edinburgh.-London Times
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Mother Endearmenta.

A bahg needs love and cuddling just as h needs its mothers milk, or bafhs, or clean clothes. The age-old nipfter endearments are the truest wisdom. They coax the awakening baby soul as the sun coaxes out the wiTd' flowers fin the springtime. They give zest to baby life, and without that zest babies grow listless and stu pid. aAd many of them fade and die.-- Exchange.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Goodness.

The world is not suffering for new ideas so much as for the brave and faithful living of some very old ideas. Truth. justice, honor, and unselfish- ness are not new, but they are all too rare in our common daily intercourse We can better do without genius than without goodness. The cultivated heart Is better. -...
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
OLD MILK CAN MADE USEFUL
Into Excellent Rat Trap-Se&h Likely Place.

An old milk can makes a good rat trap. Place bacon rind, cheese, cracked walnuts or other good bait tn the bottom, and set the can fn a likely place Once inside the can the rats will have a hard session to get out again. N
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Which Parent Worked uard7

Two brothers were discussing which Of the parents worked the harder. Johnny claimed that the fathers did, for they worked all day in the office and were always busy getting ready for business trips. Jack replied that the mothers worked all day, too, and co'il1n't stop g SjE o','lo"k ike the fa- liners did, but had to keep right on working. -.. ,. ..
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
CONCRETE FLOOR FOR FOWLS
First Cost Is Greater Than for otheya, but in Few Years 1t VIII Pay
 for ltself.

It pays to build a concrete floor gn the poultry house. The first cost lE greater, but in two years the concreba floor will pay for itself. Dirt fioorr should be replaced; they require mor- litter, more eggs are solled and extrz labor is required In two years thesn extra costs are enough to have built a concrete doog.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
Eenk out for the shacp Turn.

EndN Uut TOT thH SH"Fp 'VfH'
 The long lane will turn soma day. me main thing is to keep the horses going steady and watch out that it dee$n't turn too Snorts--Arkansas ThAknas Cat.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-16
New Autumn Dresses S25.OO, 29.75, 35. %

New in the fullest meaning of the word-new fabrics, new models, new colors and new trimming effects shown in ... .. .s1. Navy Tricotine, Navy Serge, Satin,
 Crepe Meteor, Crepe De Chine
 Many tricotine models showing elaborate embroidery, with side plaitings and narrow belt effects tailored, but not too plainly.
 The silk dresses show models with charming accordion plaited skirts, full overskirts, flowing pan els and handsome silk embroideries
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
plain DEALER" SETRi
PAPfREM.

Dnesni "Plain Dealer" Wy
sci pouze 0 % stranach ieSt6
vice obmezen je dnes obsah
velkych angl. listG Y Chicago,
New Yorku, kdezto n6ktere
angl. denniky V menSich me-
stech ohajskych vySly dnes jen
0 ctyrech strankach. "Plain
Dealer" vysv6tluje zmenSeni
dneSniho sv6ho vydani tim, zc
zelezniGni stavka zastavila do
yoz novinafskeho papiru do
Clevelandu. Tfeba tudiz papI-
rem Setfit, by Sc lokalni zasoby
predCasne nevycerpaly case
pis mohl vychazeti vubec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

Vcera navStivili mas zavod
n. Ing. Erich RouGka mattel
firmv "Electrometer" tovalnv
ma technicke regulaGni a kon-
trolnf pfistroie 2 Blanska ono
rava) s p. DR.. Norbertem. F.
Capkem z Newarku N. J. (br.
p. Tomase Capka. predsedv Re
pnblic Bank a autora knihy
"The Czech in America" 2
Now Yorku). Oba pani isou na
s+"diini cp7ta no Spoi. Statech,
abv 81 nrohl6dli 7ari2eni a
r'er. Observation-Disclosures zavo-
dH. We vSech podobnVch to-
vhrnach i'm pani tovarnici Wv
cha7i ochotne vstffc. Dnes od-
ii*di do Detroit. Mich. pak ma
vStivi iest6 mnoho iinych "a
padnlch NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
1ALUJE CESKEHO DETEK-
TIVA A POSTOVNfHO IN
SPEkTORA.

Polak V. Pitkiewicz. 1868
vVch. So ul. podal vcera u krai
sleho eoudu zalobu ma odSkod
ne S5400, kterouzto nahradu
mali mu pry pro neopravnen6
7atCeni poskytnout poStovni in
spektor CYRUS Zimmerman, pO
Stovni kasirka Edita Churcho-
va a mest7ky detektiv y. Fran
tiSek PeSiCek. Pitkiewitz mel
PRIV V poStovni sporiteln6 S400
3. dubna vvzvedl 81 dotCc
nvch vkladH $100. Brzy ma to
hvl vSak zatGen detektivem
PeSiGkou a ma podn6t vyjmeno
vanych poStovnich 1tednikI
pro udanlivou Zproneveru. Ka
sirka Churchova vyplatila mn
nrV nedopatrenfm misto 800
$500 a Pitkiewicz penize ty
pry nevratil. Tyz podobne tyr
zeni vSak rozhodn6 popfra a
ke vsemu tomu chce odSkodne
pro poSkozenou Gest. Zazalo-
vani Gfednici mali pro Pixie
wiczovu zalobu utrpnl Gsm6v.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
VYZV AMI!

Vyzyvam timto onoho pana
uraaku zGmysln6 mn6 uCin6nou
pred divkami Pubalovymi, ne
T. {. 1886 E. 40. ul., aby odvolal
bot j>em IMAM co vzorny otec
rodiny a mohl bych mnohJm
zenam dati porady, obzvlaSt9
tom, ktere nejsou schopne pa
triGn6 domacnost v6sti. Roz-
hodn6 nebudu trpGti, a6ych
byl nespravn6 kritisovan, bych
trp6l "a provinilce a cnaSel u
razky leciakymi lidmi ma mn6
yrhane. Nebude-li urazka ia
odvolana do 10. dubEa 1920.
odvolam Sc k obhaieni av6 cti
k sOudu.
Fp. JACL.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
POLSkf VLASTENECTVf.

z Moravske Ostravy. Jak
"Nowa Reforma" oznamujn,
bv,c 7atCeno V LublinG ma sto
osob, zGGastn6nych ma hromad
mem sproSt 'ovani cd voienske
sluzby. Ia jedno sprostGni bra
la tato spolecnost az 10000
horun. Do teto afery jsou zaple
tenv take vynikaiici politicke
osobrosti varSavskG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
VECERNf VYUCOVANf V
HUCK SkOLE.

VeGerni vyuGovani anglici-
ne We skole Huck ma vych. 40.
ulici, roh Chard Ave. eXistuie
dosud a veGerni ty tridy jsou
i tetnG naSimi kraiany obesila-
ny. Neni tudiz pravdiva po-
vest. ze vecerniho vyuCovani Y
Huck skole bylo liz zanechd-
no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
UPOZORNENf!

Inteligentnl pan V pro-
etfednich leteck S menSim ka
oitalem, pral by 81 seznamiti
Sc s damou. ktera bv mela
zalibu V obchode a vladla by
n6iakym jmenim. Zaslete
nabldku do adm. "Sveta"
DOd ZnackOu Box &c. 4-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
SPADL Sc SCHODU.

25letV NJ. Heinrich. bydlici
' els. 1919 vych. As al. a pra-
nuiici V hfebiGkarnach ma
PAYNE Ave. spadl vGera V to-
varne tG Sc schodG a zlomil O.
be nohy. J. l6cen V nemocnici
st. Clair.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
POKLADNA VYLOMENA.
Jatecni firrna Morris and Co.
ma Ontario Ave. prisla
$1,000.

Dnes Gasne rano vlamali sc
n6jaci bandite do pisarny ia
tetni firmy Morris and Co.,
2342 Ontario Ave. a zniCivSe
viko pokladny tfaskavinou,
prchli kofisti $1,000 V hoto-
vych pen6zich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

Jak Sc della kocour hribka-
mi a omackou, dozvite Sc dne
18. dubna " sini j. A. komen-
SKY ma E. 13I ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14
more NEROZDVOUO"
We PROSPECH CESKEHO
SRDCE We VfDNI.

Tato rye vlastenecka Gesko- /
americka hra, kteraz sehrana
byla $ neiVttSim usp6chem ma
Sim Ochotnictvem Ceske Sine
Sckol ma zap yrane, op0hova-
ma buds Y nedtii dne %. duuna
osadni SIM ?. Marie Lourd-
ske We prosp6ch uGele vySe u
Vedeneho. Hru, niz cobra
zen cely veliky DEF osvobozo-
vaci akce nasi drahe stare Via
sti, Zachytil st'astn6 cesko-ame-
ricky spisoyatel j. Psenka. kite
ryz dovedl hlavni body te sku-
tecnosti sestaviti We sceny, KITE
r6z nikdy nemohou byti zapo-
menuty. Jiz pfi prvnlm pred
staveni Ochotnictvo Sine So
kol dovedlo podati cely obraz
tax, re podobnych projevh spo
kojenosti a nadseni obecenstva
sin Sokol nepamatuie. V "a
lmu tax sIechetneho ucele, ia
ko Jest pomoc ubohym ceskym
dGtem We Vidni, jiste ocen6na
bude snaha ob6taveho Ochot-
nictVa zap strany q osadnl 5 .
ma Hamm Ave. dne p. dubna
iiste zapm1na bude do posled
niho mistetka. Preipr, del vstn
penek achoty ~ wal p.
Miltner, obchod hadebni
Olympia budove a p. Bulan, ob
chod cukrovinkami roh Hamm
Ave. a Dolloff Road.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

= "Hopla, mama to nevidi"
jest heslem Danny cd Maxi
ma" jez Sc predstavi v nede-
Ii 25. duhna pri pfedstaveni
Dram. Sboru TYL v c. N.
SIM ma Broadway. Listky v
ohchode p. Vacka, tamtez.
rO.sO..r,..O,,~esO..0 0es0s.o..O.40sY0tN0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-14

Proc Sc Blanka stara panna
stydela kanarka, dozvite Sc "
sini j. A.. komensky nedeli,
IS. dubna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
6emamn Wp, 6retug, ben II. December, 1920
Tran @tariauua airdlncr geiturben.
Mnr ii6cr iicbaig Sabre in nnicrcm
GunntN iuubnbnit.

>Snl hohcn 9lltCr Don 81 ><n0rCn
lit onr lcttcn 6rcitoq 2lbcnO, G5rolt
Wtnrinnnu &irdncr, IN scr @nDnung
i5rca SobncS, lSo6n &irhncr, bel
mcldCnr lie icit Den lcbtcn 5cbn Sob,
rcn pobutc, nod liinQcrcr Sronfbcit
Qcitorbcn.
Gic &crltorbCle mllr0c iul Sabre
1886 in Der SdNuci5 gcborCn umo
fon inl gtltcr bon II GSuDrcn nit
ibrcn Gltern nod 9lncrifo, sic lid
flr5 6ornuf in llniercm Golntp ullf
Der ipGtercn &bil. 9lppriu Iornl
(jcbt Giqcntblm bcS Ben RoiD an
Der &ittlc Berger nicbCrIicbcn no
Die ntnmcbr SCritorbcnc, 5ur Sung
frou bcrongcmn6icn, iih nit E5obn
&ird)nCr OCrcbelid)tc. Die 9fcllpcr.
mGbItcn bottCn sic ictt bon Gbns.
2lmcling gccianctc 6orm oil Scr
6irit GrCCf crlpprbCn lmb bcluirtb.
id)oftctcn oicielbc his 81 Dem in
Sabre 1890 crfolQtcn IO6c OCa @ot
fen. Sp6tCr mobntC lie hci ibrCn
&inOcrn unO in Ocn Icbtcll 5cbn Sat.
rcn bel ibrcn Sohnc Eobn &ir6ncr,
no tic mGbrcnb ibrcr lanacn aronf.
belt IicbcpollC EflcQc fonh bis 81,
ibrcm Co0c.
Sic bintcrliBt ioI9cn6C &in0cr:
&ohn lul0 2lllguIt &irdncr mb tSralt
9lIpin OfunolpillCr ltn0 6ruu M.
gSclunonn'jr ollc in @crlnom mobn,
bait. Cine Sod)tcr, 6rou Rcqino
gSilI pon 2copclmortb, &onios lno
cin Sobn, Wtidocl &irhncr, iil16 ibr
I'M Eobc DorouSgegongcn. G6cn'
Tolls bintcrlGbt tic eiuc Sdpcitcr,
,Srolt @corg NfltcIlCr uon 2ittle Ger.
ger, ionic 81 @robfinOcr.
2lm 4Rontoq, uoh cinem icier-
lifcn JfcQlliem III Scr fotbl. ct.
@cOrQa -&irhc. mclhcr sic &erItor-
bcnc icit UicIcn ($obrcn olS trcucS
A}itglicO nngcb6rtr, iono oic &c.
croiQunq lu>tcr 5oblrci6cr @ctbcili,
gunq oltf Dem ct. WCor9a &irhbpic
itott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
SCluirbt lid nm Sas glmt bcs Siid
nnb MiIosgSarocns.

Gopt. Som. Ncdmonn Don Scr
mann, lit elmer Scr @cmcrbcr lin
ooa 2Int Ocs itootIihen Slid lm0
&ilo SSor0ena, mo pcnr @oupcr.
nclr Npbc Den rchtcn N}unn fiir ser
rCbtcn Wlot bobcn mill, Damn iolltc
CT Gopt. Ncdmonn sum Sid unN
@ilO @oroCn crnCnnen.
Capt. @cfmonn, ol5 IonQiGhriocr
StcuCrnlann lm0 ipdtrr Captain
pcridic0cncr 6lubOonlpfcr, fcnnt jc,
OCn 9rObcn o0cr fIcinCn 6IuB i'm
Stootc, mic cr oud ais crfobrcucr
SG0Gcr nit bcm Gigenihoftcn 0c5
@il0Ca unO icincn @cbegcn ouf ocnl
pcrtroutcItcn TuBc itcbt, 1no lit be$r
boIb mebr oI$ irQCnb <5cmnno, Obnc
bic biclicitiQcn GriobrunQcn Gopt.
MCfnann'S ais SSai0nann ln0
Slider, filr bos 9lnt OcS 8iI0' uno
6iidhilterS gcci9nct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-17
Spicliahcn pun Scntid)lauS.

SSn lucld' bobcm MoBc OoS oncri,
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