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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
Eckman Sane,
Three Testify in
Will Contest
Pre.Nuptial Agreement, Will
And Pretty Nurse Figure in
Legal Battle Brought by
Stepdaughters.

After three witnesses were placed
on the stand yesterday afternoon to
testify to the sanity of the late +.
NJ. Eckman, wealthy Omahan, whose
will is being contested by his step
daughters, George DeLacy, attorney
for Mrs. Eckman, asked for a re-
cess until this morning at 9. The
recess was granted.
The witnesses were J. II. Cutoff
and Alvin Fl. Nicholson. of the Dav-
enport garage, and Sol Goldstrom,
OF the board of trustees of Wise
Memorial hospital. All testified that
they had met and transacted busi-
ness with Eckman shortly before his
death and his actions were rational
and Asane.
Assert Father Insane.
A pre-nuptial agreement, death
bed will drawn at midnight on the
porch OF summer cottage in Mime
sofa, a pretty Omaha nurse who won
her way to Eckman's heart, all fig
tire in the hearing, which opened yes
terday in County Judge Crawford's
court.
Mrs. Emmett Hannah and Mrs. F..
c. Henry. Omaha. stepdaughters. are
contesting the will which lef, Eek
mans entire estate to his nurse-bride
on the ground that their father was
suffering from paresis. form of in
sanity, at the time he drew up the
will
The sum of money left by Eek
man is problematical. Emmett Han
mar. a son-inlaw, estimated it at
S25,000 Other estimates run from
$4,000 to $l50,000.
Tell Of Courtship.
Attorneys spent the entire morn
ing in outlining their case to Coun-
ty Judge Crawford. Mrs. Eckman
was formerly Miss Gwendola Petty,
a graduate of the Methodist hospi-
tai, Omaha, an, instructor i'll the
chemical department of the Univer-
sity of California, an army nurse and
a private nurse in Omaha.
Eckinan, who was president OF
the Ecknan Chemical company
Omaha, first met Miss Petty when
she was called to his apartments to
i.a:se him during an illness last
spring.
A courtship cnsued, ending in the
summer when Eckman and Miss
Petty and chauffeur drove to
Meadville, MINI, and were married
en- route. Upon their arrival there,
attorneys stated, Eckman hired a
cottage in which they lived and kept
busy directing his Omaha business
by letters and kilograms and plac-
ing statesmen in the state.
Made Will at Night.
The defense admits that he was
afflicted with paresis but claim it
lad not affected his mind. Early III
August he became i'll and three
nights preceding his death on
August 9, it is claimed, he awoke
his wife il the middle of the night
sand asked her to awaken visitors in
the house and to call physician.
~ feel that / won't live long,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
Brief City Nelrs

Fines for 75-Fines of $40 to s1oo
each were imposed yesterday by
Police Judge Fitzgerald on rs men
and women taken In raids in the old
Third ward district
Standard Oil Buys-The north
west corner lot at Eighteenth street
and ST. Marys avenue was bought
yesterday by the Standard Oil COM
pany from the kountze estate for
$57,500 cash.
To Solicit for Red Cross-Repre'
sentatives Of the Red Cross will visit
all buildings and institutions to take
subscriptions in the present drive
according to r. NJ. Switzler, cam.
paign, chairman.
VIII Speak mt Chambcr-Dr. Mar
ian Erwin. en- route to Japan TO
teach In the University of Toxic.
will address the local Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae at the Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow at 1880.
Talk ON Psychology-The Society
for the Study Of Applies Psychology
has moved it's place OF meeting to
the Baird building. AT its meeting
last night, o. e. Engler and DR.. Vic
tor T.. Levine were the speakers.
To Remodel Hospital-The old
Lord Lister hospital building, -Four,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

ceptable. To-day is the special day
set aside for receiving these gifts
to make the old folks happy on
Thanksgiving day.
To Build Club House-A commu'
nity club house will be erected by
the Newport Belvidere Improve
ment club and the Belvidere Ladies'
club In the vicinity of Thirty.sixth
street and Kansas avenue. Henry
r. Wulf Is president of the improve
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
A Limited Number OF
Women's and Misses
DRESSES
$22.5O

rbese Dresses were intended sell at much higher
price, but to dispose Of them the gave us ns
numher which we offer at special PRICE They include
satin tafea and materials in the latest Styles mosy
navy blue.
Stairs Store
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

teenth street and Capitol avenue.
will be converted into a building for
small manufacturers, according to
plans announced by DR.. and Mrs.
Il. C. Henry, owners.
Building Omaha--Omaha is the
eighteenth city in the United States
in total amount Of new building
since January /. according to com.
pilations made by the Chamber OF
Commerce from American Con.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

tractor reports, Omaha is the thir-
ty-fourth city in population.
Sues for Stock--W. c. Gregory
sued the American Bank Building
company yesterday in district court
for the return of s2,500, which he
paid for 25 shares of the company's
stock. He alleges deceit in inducing
him to buy the stock.
on for the "Decp"-New recruits
to the navy in the last week in the
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
Man Cruel to Horse.

Mike Mcguire, 2052 Monroe street.
was fined SIS for cruelty to animals
in South Side police court Thursday
He was arrested while dragging a
horse to the city dump. The horse
was fastened to the back of a wagon
bya rope. The animal was not dead
Neguier declared that he thought
the horse was dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

middle west numbered 435, COM
pared with only 2S5 during the same
period last year. Capt. J. N. Com
fort declared yesterday. Labor con-
ditions and approaching cold
weather are credited with the in
crease.
Turkeys Wantcd--Turkeys are
needed at the Old Peoples home
tor Thanksgiving dinner. One has
been received. but about four are
needed. Other eatables are ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

ment club and Mrs. Charles Closscn
of the women's organization.
Coal Driver Hurt--When thS
br, ~ on his coal truck slipped
wh..e he was driving down q steep
hill at Fifth and Center streets yes.
terday, Il. +, Dyer. 3s. driver fox
the Central Coal and Coke company,
jumped and fell under the wheels
He was badly injured. but was takaA
to his home, zoos North Forty-sec
ond street -.-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19

lie is quoted as saying. and ! want
to make my will
The defense claims Mrs. Eckman
demurred at first, but finally did as
Greeted and there in the summer
cottage at midnight, physician,
and pajamaed and nightgowned Wis
itors at the Eckman cottage signed
the will. which left everything to
his wife
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT
For All Completion Ills

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and beautiful. One ounce of this waz
procurable at any drug store, will rejuve-
nate even the worst complexion. 1t is
used like cold cream.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT
ITO RELIEVE CATARRH.
AL DEAFNESS AND {
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If you have Catarrhal Deafness or are
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who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
Fire Department Member
For 90 Years Dies in West

L. E. Casiday, a member of the
Omaha fire department for % years,
died at Pomona, Cal, yesterday AFTER
a short illness. He left Omaha three
years ago. He is survived by his
wife and four children. Mr.. Casiday
was veteran Of the civil war. The
funeral will be held tomorrow with
burial at Pomona
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly vuptured while lifting
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Trusses did me no good. Finally l got
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the rupture has never returned, although
l am doing hard work as a carpenter.
There was no operation. no lost time. no
trouble l have nothing to sell. but will
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find complete cure without operation. if
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and show it to any others who are rup-
tured-you may save a life or at least
stop the misery of rupture and the worry
and danger of an operation.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-19
ADVERTISEMENT
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TUX SKIN IUR|URES
: Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
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Don't worry about eczema or other
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Zemo generally removes pimples,
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The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Idtnns Gepnblifaner.

I'M 3clegaten lln0 SteIlbertreter
sur repltblifanii6en Nationol . Con.
pcntion bic ont 8. Sunni in Chicago
obQcbalten iperbcn miro, 5lt crtpIb.
len, miro cine Contention ser Re.
pltblifaner bes 8. Gon9reB.0 iItrtftes
bon Wiiiouri ont 0icnstag, ben 3.
Scbrltor in Wontgomerp Gitp, Wo.
i%tottfinoen.
@asconooe Gountp lit in Ser Con.
benton in Rontgomerp Gitp 5u 10
0cle9atcn beredtigt, in wcI6cr 5pei
9eIegatcn altr Nottonolsg Contention
0clpGblt pcrben.
BUR grpdbIllng oieier 10 9ele.
9aten sur Contention in Wontgoms
crp GitD, miro an Sreitag. Ben 30.
SSSnrltnr, I'm 1 llbr nahnlittogs. in
Scnnefe'S &allc in OmenSbillc cine
rcpllblifoniifc Notwithstanding
Itottfinocn. gll&f 6rolten bon Itimm.
bcrcdtigtcnt Iltcr iin6 cingc(oocn
Der SerIonmlung b%ci5l1uobnen ltno
iih an Sen Observation-Disclosures
81 bctbciligen bn bieieIben ST. ocn
0leihen Tripilc9icn uno &c6tcn be-
rcftigt iiro mic sic WGrmer ltno
CbcnfollS oils 0clcqotcn mablbar
iino.
Gus rcpnblifaniidc Gcntral Gumite
BON @osconaoe Gountp.
Geo. u. RltcOiger, Ilon5o SltbbS,
Scfret6r. Soriiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Heues aus Sope.

Sin Sarm Club nit q Mitolie.
Scr mllrbe i'm Wlto Greet 9cn0 81.
thrift Organiiirt. u. 8. Scnteper
mltrOc ols ErGii0ent oesiclbcn CT.
wGbIt.
2ouis S6ollmcper, mel6cr in
GallapaD GountD feline Sermdnoten
bcildtc, lit lebtc @o6e mieoer 3lt.
rilfgcfcbrt.
Sobn @offmonn mar Iebtc @o6e
bel 8oollam no CT NIT S6reiner
Nrbeit ol,f Der Sarm OeS 6ero.
S6lottog beidGftigt par.
Sri. @nlmla &rue9er, bon Wtt.
Sterling, lit bier auf 8eIud bel
~
Sermanoten.
Nartin HoltenSmeper uno @eorg
&rue9er baben Die aeentlr fir Die
Champion Silos ilbernonmen.
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3eusnis ciucs 8eitlidem. &cu. ".

3eugnis cines 3eiitli6en. Ncu. y.
@uloOo9el, bon &enoiba, &is.,
idrcibt: n6orni's AlpcnfrGllter miro
bier icbr gei6Gbt. 9cionOcrs er.
frClt iino mir ilber Oas oamit CT.
6ieItc Teillltat in Oenl Sail zines
5lpeijGbrigen &naben. Infangs Die
les Sdbres lag 0as &ino bilfloS IN
lcincr Wtllttcr SdoB. 8ir batteul
ale Soffnlng 1llf lcinc 0cneiltng
0uI8e9cbcL Oenn Die Aer5te pl,Bten
iid tGinen Hnt mebr. IS iGien elm
ihrucrcr Sail bon Go6itis (gSirbcl.
c%nt3ilnOun8) 5u icin. Scitoem bem
Mnobcn 6orni'S NlpcntrGlttcr gcgc.
ben mrlroc, 5cigtc iid cine itdtbore
3unabnlc Scr &rGitc; 11cl,cS 2cbcn
lit ilbcr i'm Qcfommcrl or bat Gin
Geiln0cS Nusichcn lu1O lpiclt iCbt
Orollbcn nit ocll onocrcn &in0crn."
Gtclcs 5ltncrlGlIi0c MriutcrbcilmittcI
pcricblt ~nicn1ola. cine quite @irfltng
ols5uilbcn; cS triift sic @rr5cl ocS
SciOcns, sic ltnrcinbcitcn I'M 9lltt.
Mon fro0c nid)t oorl1of in 0cn Ipo.
tbcfcn; c$ miro MIR 6l,rh bcionocrc
2o]foloNcntcn Qclicfcrt. Mton i6rci6c
on Or. Ecter Tobrncn & Sons Co..
.25O1 @nibinQton @(bo., Chicago.
&H.
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WtOrriiDn

2ouiS Sod, &atfmann Oabier,
mur0e lcbtc @ode pIoblid iebr franf
lrno mllrOe Oe$bolb mad Sermnnn in
Or. @oifner'S Soipitol gebro6t.
9ln Somstog @bcnO finbet in ser
offcntlidcn Sdulballc Elm Sie.Sl1p.
per nebit MISUNDERSTANDING Itott,
bel lpclder Die S6iiler cine englii6e
8oiic, Die nSidorp SoIler S6uIe,"
%uuffiibrcn wcrOclt. Sc0ermann lit
cingclaoerl.
Srnu Gbas. @oblfing febrtc leb-
ten 6reitoG bon 9lrfonioS allriid, no
lie ibrcr Iodter circn 9eiud ab9es
Itottet bat.
Srau u. u. SDumodcr befano iid)
lcBte 8Ode beiu6slpeiic in ct.
2ouis.
@enrp &eoefer unO Satin, bon
5reberid, Stlabomo, beiinben ii6
9egenmGrtig bier oltf Seiu6 bel Ger
6amilie Iug. &eocter.
Artbur 9eppc reiitc lette 8ode
na6 81. 2ouis Inn BORT 0ienit alt
nebmen.
Srau 8. ". &allmeper, melde
mebrcre Gage bier auf 9eIu6 bel
Ocn glteru, Sront &ollmeDer rno
Satin pertpeilter, febrtc Die @o6e
UicOcr nad ct. 2Ouis 5urilf.
WiIton &coefer, 6ris @onne it.
unO Carl Spaete modtcn oll Conn.
tag cine Sergrii9l,n9sreiie nod Scr
mann.
&. s.. S6wcigbaulcr bcfano ii6
lcBten 0iensta9 III @cidGften in
0crmam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

ScOcr @alsi6mcr5 lit Gin @arn.
lng8iigllot, io9t 6oS 8ltnocsgeiunO.
bcitsburcolt. uno fiinoigt bielleidt
cine nflltc Snicftionsfronfbcit an q.
g.. 0ipbtbcritis o0cr S6orlodficbcr.
2ob cs ni6t oorouf anfonmen. Soiic
bid iofort bon cinem glr5tc inter,
iu6cn. Gin Iltfif1lb bon mcni9cn
StlrnOcn fam Sen 500 bcrbcifiibren.
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Tuicbnb @cniafeitcn.

$. &. @rinfmnm ltno @ottin
fcicrtcn Icttcn SonntoQ Sen Is. &ub-
rC&tno ihrcr %crn16hIlng, 5lr nclhcr
iif cine Qrpbc 9fn5ohl Scr biClcn
Nrcnbc NcS poplllGrcn GbcpoorcS i'm
&obcrIon @cbGlt6e cil1qcfunbcn bot
ten. Srou @rinfmorm ur6 lire
TrrrnNimcn bottcn fir Gin rei6cs
@of5citSnlob( 0cior0t, bcm IGlc
@%cnltot6lu,n0 crlpiricn. 0o8 Sl,bcl.
poor mlrr0c reid bcihcr1ft.
8. s. Sfutiot luno @ottin ipl,r0cn
lcttcn SonncrStog orr6 sic @ehurt
cincs S0bnhcnS crfre,rt.
Wcbrcrc Mit9Iieoer Scr Samilie
gilbert &ei6brinf iinO an Der 9pob.
tberitis crfronft.
Mug. Sod, bon Hco Oaf, mar les,
ten Sanl8tog in 8cidGftcn bier.
Sier berridt CIR 3cit piel &ronf.
belt. Sn Der Somilie bcs q. g.
&aritcOt iinD 5lpei &inoer an 9ppb.
tbcritiS, apci Eodtcr ocs 8n. @cb.
mcncr an ser Nt1,rps ltnb @nt.
@lofnclI on Scr rSlu" crfronft.
Is. s. @Gl,r modtc lcttcn Montag
cine @cihGftSreiie nod Seem Sancn.
llnicrc Shulc miro jet bon 90
&inocrn bci,iht.
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Satice SpesialitGtcn.

@ir iinO sic Setter I'M &oifccbnn.
Del. &ortft eltrcn &oifcc bel ms unO
ibr erDoItet cller @cIocSlpertb.
BON Con, Elm &offcc Der beiter
GuolitGt, ieBt As Gents.
llnier 40 Gents 9affce miro jest
81 35 Gents ~oerfauft. Gin ebenfalls
iebt guten &affee berfal,fen mir 81,
80 Gents per gfunS.
Sbone 80, Sobn s. SeImers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Ernst |. Haffner, M. D.
Sermann, Ro.
Spe5iele InfmerfIamfcit tuirb Der
lunnoGrstlidJcn Sebanblun8
geiuibmct.
Ciiicc.S hmoen: 7 bis 8, bormittags;
- bis 2, nadmittagS uno 6 Bis s,
obcuoS. SonntagS: 7 Bis 10, Dor.
mittags.
8bone rs.

-8eborcn, Qeitcrn NorQcn, Dem
Gltcrupnorc. 9cn. &ottcImann mo
@nttin. Elm mofcrcr StommbaItcr.
-6rI8. emma rno Murtba &lcnf,
non &nrIna Gin. bcfinocn iid felt
mchrcrcn Gogcn bier oils @1itc il.
rcr Sdpcitcr, Trou &. =. RippItcin.
-Irou a.. u. @rcltcr fcbrtc let.
ten SomstuQ bon elmer nad st.
2ouis mtcrnonrnrencn 9cil16Srciic
5ltrilf.
Strait T6co. @rof bcfano iid)
mchrcrc Gage biclcr ISOLDE in Sci.
fcrion Gitp gum @eilth ibrer God.
Ter, 6rou s. s. Sdott.
g. $. @rinfnlonn, Simon Stt
un0 @u&. @cicn1onrr, bon 9cenlont,
bcionbcn iid lcbtcn 0icnStog in @es
ih0ftcu bier.
II Mtcbl ans ser 0rnfc Wtiiblc 81
bobcn bel Gnlil 9to9cl.
-Nlbert Ritidor6, bon 2tttlc
Berger, uno Comm Son @cbrcnb,
non Ncip @opCn, rciitcn Iettcn Wton,
lag bon bier nlla nod Golcri6gc,
Ncbr., luO lie StclllunQ olrf elmer
iSurnl ul1trctcn mcroen.
-@co. @ronbcnbur9cr, ueldcr IN
ser bicii9cn Sd)rbfobrif beifGftigt
mar, bcfunltc lid lcbtcn Somatog
DOR 6ricoenarid)tcr 8. =. StoCnncr
ihuloi9, Grnit Socidcl on9egriffcll
lln0 gcihlnQCn 81 habCn uto lpltr0c
I'M $500 ncbIt @~c5oblltn9 Der 6e.
ridtsfoitcn beltroft.
Strait &otc @cnicl id)rcibt ulS
ans ct. 2oltiS, DOB iic micber @roB,
nlttter gcmorocn lit, inocn in Der
TontiIic Giftnr @ucr un0 @nttin
Griibcr Sri. 2cotn @cnicD an Mitt
nod Der &loppcritorh cin0cfcbrt lit
lnO cin T0htcrlcin gcbrodt bn6c.
@ir Grntl1liten.
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Sdmcitcrn, 6rort ?llircb Weper, uno
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mann rciitcn letter. Mittpodl nod
IT. 2oltiS I'M ser @rCroiglnQ hires
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MO, bcion0 ii6 letter. Mittmcf) bier
oltf @ciuh bel biciigcr &crmnn6ten,
sic Tnmilicn Grit. rut0 Mn1. Gber.
lin, Con. HiGt. @m. &Cdnlonn l1no
@lta. @oblt. @Crr ShncIl no6lttc
friibcr in Scr 9tGbc non GoiC, in Ocnt
bcnohbnrtUn Morrcn GorntD.
Ger MoafCnbnIl Scr Nouol Ir.
colurma, Der ont SomStog in Scr
Congratulate ltnttinn0, mar cin glGn,
GENDER Griolg. Gina 60 WnSferl
unO cine ilbcroll5 1roBC 3obI 81.
i6oltcr bnttCn iidl cinQCiunOcn, 10
Dob sic QcrGumli9c @ullc bcirnbc
~iibCrfilllt mar. N0h ser lrnlaafirs
ing bctbciIj9tcn lid olth sic SIT.
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@orO crbiclt ais o&obn @orlcpcorn"
Den eritcn Qrcia (cinc &iitfc1 GiQor.
rem oils bette @crrcnmn5fc, luno SRI.
Ollie @ciicr ais nMoigIGdhcu" bCn
critcn Yrci& (cincn ieiocncn Sonncns
idirnt) olS id)0nite Gomcns MoSfc
5uerfomt. &iclc Toorc bctbciligtcn
iid on Dem Ercis. @oI5crton5cn. bel
pcIdcm Geo. 5. &irdGoicr ulO @at,
tim ocn GrciS Cc $3.50 @oloihtd)
oouontrugcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

STRAIT Ollie Slater ncbIt Gin0er,
bon @eit YlainS, no, beiinoct lid
lett ntebrcrcn Sogel bier nllf 8eiud
bel tbrcn gltcrn, Rid)tcr Iltguit
Nfcpcr ull0 8uttin.
-0crnlnmn gttcbrrCgQc mo 80
mile, lbcId}c nobc3u 3pci NtOnatc in
Ban lno ut. Sterling bel ibrcu Ilr.
gcb0rigcn Ocrmciltcn rciitcn lcbtCn
Gicnstug mie6cr in hire Ncinlotb,
6re0erit, Ctlabomo, 5uriid.
-2oltis @ocbmr lut0 Satin, nCbit
Iottcr bcinnocn lid 0ieic @rdc
mCbrere Gage in ct. 2olliS nllf DC
nd bel 8crpon0tcn un0 9cfnnntclt.
Fri. Bora WllnolpillCr, ncl6C
ulcbrerc @od}ell bel ibrcn Gltern u.
y. Is. Wtltn0luillcr ll1l0 @attlt, an
ser HitlIc Berger, 5t Sclltd pcrpcil.
re, rciltc lcbtc1 SOnrtoQ pic6cr naf
ct. 2oui3 5urilt.
'Bcite Quolitat i6luar6c ltuo rotbc
Boil 0ran0 8umunis Sticfcl III 8. g.
Rief'8 4, StroBc 5dubItorc.
-Ginmol III 100 &abrcn bat Der
6ebruur iiinf Sonntogc unO 1920 lit
0a5 bunocrite Sobr, no Iid oicics
wicocr crci9nct.
Der Wtanrl, neld)cr ingtc, 0ab
Die bObcn Gcbensfoitcu bcruntcr9cbcn
milr0cr, mar Cntlucbcr cin 0unms
topf ooCr Hilgncr-oCnm sic 5lrnr
&eben n0tbl1iten Suhcn mcr0cn I'M,
MGR tbct,rcr. gSic lon9c No@ &c.
ouloigc &olt lid 0icic %nIl8cmcinc
Yroiitgicr mobl nod QcfallCn loiicn
mir02
Die brittle 9lmnmlcr Ger &pccunl.
l'utcrbnltungCn miro om Gicn9tog,
0cu 3. Tcbrllor III ser Gon5crthoIlc
QtQrbcn mcr6cn.
-Nunrn &oIb Wno @ottln ncbIt
SObn NobCrt, Wclhr mthrcrc Mo'
Ncu bier orI Ncillh bel oCn Gltcrn
2ouis Molb uu0 Wuttir, mo Ncnrn
Gorit) unh Nottirr, pcrmcilt hottcn,
reiitcn lcttcn TrcitnQ nnd) Glasgow,
SiQgin5uiIIc mo @Clliu9ton, NO.
nm Dor ibrcr Mrimrciic uud) Stprnl
@atc, Soma, oortiGcn NcrpnnOtcn
cincn @ciuh ob5u1tottcn.
-8m. Mjiimonn uno (odtcr,
Sri. Clara mo &boS. 2ciwtfucbler,
bon Ott. Sterling, beinnocn iih let
TEN Wonto9 i'll @eihGitcn bier. SRI.
@iiinoun miro bier utf m1bCItinm.
tie 3ctt sic 9t0bihUIe Der Grou GboS.
Gglcp bcIuheu.
-@co. Zimmerman utO @ottir
murbeu leetcn SOnntog OrtrG Oic
@cburt eincS G0dtcr6cn8 crireut.
Strait S. $. &clnlcr8 uno Fri,
&olro Hoetbcnepcr. bcinnocn lid
lesten 0onncrSto6 in @oi9ington
Wo.. 100 Sri. R%oetbeneper olS 81.
thrift. 8eunttc, oic nellen 8comtcn Sc,
oortigen 2oge Der Rcbcfobs in ibrt
Ncmter einhlbrte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
T. j. koeIIer,
s6mieb II. &ageumader
S,prmnnu. NPn.
Sermanu, DO.

Sd perbe beItrebt iein MIR Die
6eiten Irbeiten u. 8aaren gu Iiefern.
Sd babe Ianee grfabrung i'm 8ferbe.
6eidIogen iotpobl tpie i'm Sdmieoe.
unb @agenbonoperf.
Sarmnaeen, 9uggies, Manrtr'
Spreaoers uno Sarm.R ai6inen on
San6 ODER allf 9eiteIlung gu giinIti'
gen 8ebineuneen uno a1 annebmbu.
rem Yreiien ~geliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Swiss g.. 1.

grtbur S6oening uno Or. e.
&booills mod)ten am Montog eiuen
@cld6ftsausfIl,g nod Sernann.
Sri. Carrie @al5 reiite lcste go.
die nod ct. 2ouis, no iie IGugere
3cit oertueilen miro.
6rol1 2ouis 3eiiingcr lit h,tr9
&rnnfbcit ans @ctt oefciieIt i1no
wiinifen mir ibr redt baloi9e Sci.
ierrng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

@ebc icocn Gag cine Meile, bos
criport Dir ocn Nr6t, 10 rGtb ouS
8criude
jebcn Worgen 5l,r 4rbcit ST gcben
unO feb, ob es OiA ni6t finger ltno
gcIiinOer ma6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

= Ser bos 8olfsblatt pcrmiBt,
miro sic ltriode oarin finben, bab er
bie 3eih,ng nidt ipieoer beiteIlt bot
als Die Belt obeeImtfen mar. @enn
Die Seit abseIaiifen lit, bOren mir nit
Dem Sdiden oif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

-}llpin Rltllc pur0c Icttcn Mton
tag bon icincr Satin nit cincnl
mlntercn Stammboltcr bci6enft.
SRI. 2cno 2otnll, lit noh lin.
9Crcm 9eild) bel ibrcn nabc StoIpc
mobnboftcn GltCrn. an WontoQ mic,
Scr nnd) Ct. 2olia 5ltrijf0cfcbrt.
-@olrl Spcdbols, bon Berger,
bcfnlrO lid, Icbtcn SomStog IN &c.
ihGiten bier.
Oscar StullmbcrQ. mcIhcr I'M
@rnocsgeriht in ct. &oui$ ols Sc,
ifmorener oicnt, pcrnciltc Snmtsta9
ln0 Sonntog bier bel icincr 6omilic.
-2ln0rcm 6luctif, pon SmiSS,
mltr0c lcbtc Mod)r in biciigcn Or.
@oifncr @oipitnI. elmer Operation
untcr5oge1.
"9ou 9rollo I II. . SdnoIlcn SiI5-
Sticicl 5ll bobcn III .. g. &icf'a
1. StroBc S6ubitore.
-NltRuIt GribUltcpCr mo @eor0
NllItcrIllonlL Don naDe Holcbu0, Itnts
tctcn ms lcttcn Montn0 Cilcn algc.
ncbnlcn @ciud ob. &cttcrCr mar
bicrbcr 8ctomnlCn I'M Cillcn &OllbIllt
3uhtidmriu ont @obnbofc ob5llbo.
len, 0Cn CT non Cincn 3ild)tCr III
Gbonloi2 Q%cfouit bottc.
-@cp. ". Coulter. Sohn bon
Snm Coulter, BON nobc Stonp Sill,
mo Sri. Wuttic .. Mcpcr, bon st.
lnh, mlrr0cn an IcrtCn 0icuato0 i'm
Courteous, 0obicr 0urh Yrobotc.
9fid)tcr Ebco. @roi, qctrollt. Mir
9rotuIicrcn un6 milnlhcu Sen Ncll
Drrm0bItcn @liif 5lrm @lmoc.
-Gic &crimnmllu1g oCs Gltcru-
ltno &c)rcr @crciua oic am Ictten
6rcito0 Abcno I'M @ohidul . Sc
bdlt0c ltottiinOcn IoIltc, luurNc infol.
~ ocS m9ilnitiQcn @cttcrS olri hut
tc Ibcno pcrihobcu.
-&obn TocOtnlonn, bon ct.
SOliS, mar ont SomSto9 utb
Sonntoo bier sum- @cil,h ieincr 81
tern, Gir9uit Gocotmonn rno @ot-
tin.
Strait @n1. WcGartpL mcldc
mcbrere 8odcn bier ouf 9ciud bel
ibrem 9rtoer, GboS. Wumbrol,er
uno 8ottih bcrlpcilte, rciite geItcrn
na6 NoribolI, No., gum 9ciltf,
oortigcr @cfonnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

&Cnn ibr irgcno ctlua& perfau.
fcn mollt, cine Mn5cigc I'M BOLTS.
bIott brin9t clld Sen &Grfcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

-@cnn on fault, mas on ut6t
broudlt, mirIt 0u balls 0aS braltd}crL
mas ol1 nidt fallfen fannit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
PIECE GOODS

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beautiful floral patterns-in short lengths, spe-
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