davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

national Association of Garment Manu-
fnt turrrs now in convention here. The
stlits are H. sell ~ from $40 ~ si5 re-
tail, and are expected ~ hc ~ thc mar
ket by autumn
The w0rstcd Hlitg are 0f blnck and
whte stripes pencil ftripes and pep
Ter ard salt pattern The suits were
designed By Harry simon Of New. York,
Tie garments ARE - seVrrnl weights -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Directors Board Of the society by the
following men, who arc calling relief
meeting for Sunday evening, May 30,
in the auditorium OF the ! NJ II q.
David Sncllcnhurg chairman; Harry
Cohen, Max Darevski, fred flanzer'
James Ginns, Nathan Leopold benjamin
Mudcrick, Morris Shtofman, Morris Stone
and Louis Topkis.
4 nrngram ot lnterest and mort =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
RUNDOWN WOMEN
Many are Pale, Weak and
Nervous from Lack of Iron

They feel worn out and langId nerves
unstrung, trivial matters worry them;
complexion sallow suffer headaches in
digestion spells, backaches, cold, clanmy
hands and feet and sleep fails to refresh
them
Ii you are one G. these unfortunates
let Mantone
KING OF RECONSTRJCT CTINE TONIC
recharge your blood with strength
making iron, 50 essential to transform food
into tissue, stimulate your weakened
nerves with phosphorus, aid digestive
organs with nux vomica and restore q
clear, rosy complexion. Note how quickly
that tired, worn out feeling leaves, how
much better YOU feel and look, and how
much harder and stcadier YOU can work.
Now Is the time to take Mantone don't
wait until you are d physical wreck.
Sold by Eckerd's Drug Store, Miller
Dru Co, Strayer Drug Co, II 9. Buck
master, ]. +. Stamp, Hopkins & Banton
Drug Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
corroN SUITS SOON TO APPEAR

Garments Are Icsipred 10 Sell at sio
to SIS.
st. Louis Nav u Suits u cotton
worsttd fabrics aud nlso a cotton cloth
desieerd t. meet the need for ioW-
priced clothing of good appearahte Tor
business aud profcesiora ucn nIc On
dIapnV II ihr exhlI 4 ball ol The Ihier-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

being arranged High authorities on inhcr.
culosis will make addresses 4 special
concert and musical program Is helng
arranged.
The y NJ. II A. will be closed SnndnY
on account of il bcinRa Jewish holiday
For The anmc reason there viii fe 70 base-
ball game.
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You try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

conform N tho seaA0ua
The prices quoted, The designers say,
allow good .ages for iactory employees
and Il reasonable margin ~ profit for
manufacturer md retailer
"Thcvn qarfnrnts have becn designed
to meet tbc nced oppressed il the Overall
CluL AGITATION said The designer
------------~-
You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21
JEWISH RELIEF WORK.
Meeting Called for Sunday. May 30, in
Y NJ IL A. Auditorium,

The Jewish Consumptive and Relief
Society in Denver burned down recently.
Its inmates are being cared for III ether
institutions. Men and women from oil
parts of the country go to this Sanatarium.
Delaware is represented on the National.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

Of SerQes. Worsteds and
Stripes. all wool clothes.
We made to sell at
S44.75 and $40 rs. are
going to force out IN
this big clothing sacn-
ficc at only.---.-.-----.-----..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-21

We made TO sell for
S3t.75 and $50 75-of-
'e-cd t, you in this big
s7e.1sice sale at. cnly !.
Don't wait to be told
come see W1tn your
Own. eyes-what the
SAVING Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
Insfnnft in bertid)sr Spra6e.

Dos IllstunitSbiiro in OcutIdcr
Sprnde gibt bcrcitnilligIt uno 70.
Itenlos ausfunft iiber olie Die 0un
DISCRIMINATING Rctrciimoe angclc.
genbeiten, 0ffcntIiGes @eiun0bcits.
nelen, SoIbotrn. unb Mtatroienon.
9elesenbcitcn, @cicegebuns, ar5ei.
tcroerboltniiic, Naturalization, gir,
Uonoerun9, Guspanoerune, Steucr.
meien, &eiiepdiic, graiebunssueien,
II. !. M. anfragcn iinb 81, ridtcn
an 9ipifion gureou
Of 8orcisn Language Snformation
Seroice. amcrican &eo Gross. t24
Gait 2Stb Street, Stem gorf, 81. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
Mdtnns StcncrSaBlcr.

Gen Stclter5ablcrn bon 8ascona.
Sc County bierc 0ieies CUR No6ridt
bob Der llnter5ei6ncte CUR @ntgcgens
nabmc Der Steltcrn fir OoS Sabr
1920 1tnO Soriabren un folgenoen
Eogcn an ben on9egcbencn SldBen
an5utreficn iein miro:
8Ianb, Is. Nopcmbcr, nodmit.
tags uno ON 10. unb 20. NoDember
bis 8 ubr nudm.
SmenSDilIe, am %, 90,
a.. 26. unO 81. Iooembcr.
&oiebu0, an1 30. un0 80.
Noocmber bis balb 4 llbr nobln.
20 orri o II, on 6. un0 7. &C.
3ember bis 3 llbr nabm.
8an s. unO 0. 9e5elnber.
SOlde, bic beridumen ibre StGlt.
ern Dor benz 1. Sonllar, 1921 81 be.
2oblerL Derfalen Ser Strofe elmer
3insauflogc bon 1 Yro8ent pro @to.
not. gtad Oenl T.. SanItor perOen
ferner @cbilbrcn rnO Soften beige.
fiigt.
9itte 6rin9t cure lcttj1Grigc
Stelter Guittllng nit.
I6tl1ng5DoG.
2orenG Gm o.
Nn0rftnr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
9nrtuffcllicS.

Serbei, bcrbei SIT meincnl Gang,
Sans, S0r9cl, Mifcl Stoffcl,
lln6 iiugt nit mir OoS frobc 9tc0 .
Gem Sticftcr Der &ortoffeI.
Sron5 Grofc bieB Der brope Nolm
Ger bor 1pcihunocrt Sobrcn
Son England no6 amcrito
NuS &opit1n %gefabrcn.
Sciio, bopioia, paIlaori nitrolIolo!
Soft fat lie mic oos Iicbc 8roO
Cur Nobrllng ms 8e9cbcn;
g8icuicl MiIIioncn aberdeen limo,
Ole BON aortoifeIn lcben.
Son StraBbllrg bis nndl Nmitcr0am.
Son Stotbolm his mad 8riiiicl
&onmt Sobom nit Ser I~benoIlpp'
llnO Der &artofieIihitiicl.
SeiIu, bopioio, paloOri %pitrnlalo.
Sulat Dnpon5 gut %an9cnlnft,
Mit IclOiolot Ourfid'oiicn,
Ger miro nit groBcm 2lopctit
Gon %cOarmom q%clloiicn.
@c6rutcn idmlefcn tie redt gut,
S5n inltrcr 9rii6 nid}t minOcr,
&ortoiicltl6b' sic eiicu 9crn
Sic Gltern un0 Sic &in0cr.
@ciio, bopioio, poloori. uitratloIo!
Sat 5cmono iif sic @ono per6rount
lln6 bift 0nii,r fcin ScgclL
So tbrt mon nltf sic @ono io9Icjd)
MISUNDERSTANDING legcu.
@ie niibIif iin0 tic niht filr uns,
Dos @icb Oornit 81 m6iten?
@icl 5orgen Qiebt eS bier mO BORT,
Sic 0uten iiuh Ole bCitel.
SCiia. hopidia. pallo6ri, bitrallalo!
&|ortoifcln iriih bonn SuO bihucg,
Go5u elm bishcn Butter,
3o8 lit iilrlpobr-ibr gebt e5 git
Gin oclifotcs Suffer.
2arutl, ibr @rii0cr oll5rmal,
Rcift inns sic 6orO Ooneben
lln0 ruff Damn nit 6rcllnOen aus:
D6rnn5 9rnfe, ser ioQ lcbcn!"
@eiIn bopIoio, Oollo0ri, Oitroaolo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
Sic NufbeWabruns ipGter 8cmiiic,

9ic &1lfbClpobrltng ipGter Beniiie
lit bGlfi9 uortcilboft fiir sen 8ro.
ou6cnten, rperln CT lie nj gcl1ilqcn0en
Wtengcn fiir Den Worftbcoorf sicben
fam, oo cr 0uourh sen Oireftcn
8orteiI ser @intcrpreiic crhGIt. Sen
llchcrIdub BON @Cmiiicn oui5ube-
Wabrcn erfor0ert in Ben meiitcn
S0aen nidtS mcitcr olS 0ie 8enltts
ING porhonbcner @orrihtl,ngen in
o6er nobe ocm &alt8. @enn be-
trGftlifc Wengen bon @emilIen ouf.
belpobrt pcr0cn ioaen, 10 lit es meiIt
cmpfeblenSmert, 0nllern0e N1f6cmub.
r%r1lasortc 81 erriftcn cnt1ucOer in
Dem Seller cine$ 8ohngcb6noeS o0cr
inter cincnt ou0cren @eb4u0c, o0er
in eircm Seller Der aus StcinDcrf
9e6ullt lit. Stno iol6c Ooucrnoe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nidt uorbQu.
BET 10 fonneu sic ipGten @lr3clQc.
milic m Gr0grltbcn %dufbcpo6rt rpcrs
ben Die feline anocrc 4u$go6e ocrur.
iaden olS ar6eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Hgeahtet Dos Datum ouf benz
aoreB5ettel 6eS 8olfsbIottes un6 en-.
tteuert bas Announcement iobaIo oils
pie baSieIbe abgelcnfen lit. @enn
Sic bas 8olfsbIott nidt erboltan.
oann 1T bO6It DabrideinIia Der
@runb oafiir, bob Sbr abonncment
Der G%rneuerung bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
unsc5icfcr i'm Saar.

9o$ &orhonDcricin bon 2Glticn
in @oor lit ntdt MIR Cfelcrre9enh
INN cine llriodc groBcn lln6cbagenS
fiir 0ie bc0aftcten @erIonerr, iorloern
olld b6ltfig EN- Mtittel sur 8erbreis
trng bon &ronf1citen mie beiipielS.
pciic Gppbus. 8ci &noben lit bic
Sode biel Ieifter 5& ~bebonOeln ais
bel WtGo6en. 9ei 6en cr1teren
i6nei0ct man oaS 9aar fur3 lrnO
bilritct sic &opfbaltt, mas iid &C.
m0bnIi6 ais gcnilgen0 ermeiit. 8et
WtGofen lit cS 5ruar old) nidt
idpuierig 0os llnge3icfer 5eitrpcilig
al 3erit0rcn. 9icS fam erreid)t
mcrocn oHrA rei6lidc AnDcnorng
Don ontiieptii6en Mittcln o6er lalts
ocrcrt Soften ocs @oorcs IN @niicr,
@erOen jeood nidt olld sic Gicr
serIt0rt, 10 lit Sic glbbilie mn einc
3citncilige. 3os bette unO ii6crite
@ilfmittel bleibt 0uDcr gepobnlid)
&croiin Scl uno Sob GCtroleum.
9us &oar miro in 0cnl Del einges
ncidt lr1o Strcifen bon Sii6ern,
bic in Sel getaudt iinO, Weroen nit
Oem Soar in Elm Gbignen geflo6tcn
ilbcr Sen man cine 9ooefoppc 5icGt.
Der 8ro3cB miro morge1s uno
nben0s llnO am ndditcn Sag mieocr.
bolt. 9lm foIgenoen Wor9en miro
Ser &opf nit Seize unO @aiier
tii6ti9 gepaidcn. Cine ~iorgiGltigc
9~(nmenoung oieier NctboOc miro gum
ii6eren Grfolg fiibren.
Gas bette Mittel fir Die Cutter.
mtng olcnfoas nod porbonbencr
Gicr iii Die &cripcrlOlmg cine8 in
giiig gctotdtcn &onmeS.
gS lit ni6t ilberfliiBiG oie sc.
oclttlng Ser Totiahc bcruor5ubcbct
0aB %peoiculoiis copitis (llngc3icfcr
I'M @oor) bel &inOern after &loiicn
uorfommt ltno iogor in Ben cle9ous
tcitcn un0 foitipicli9iten S6uler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
@arnung M 9SG9cr!

Sd Derbictc bicrnlit artf oo$ Alls.
0riidliflte allies &nQen mo GoIlcn-
~ltcGlelt 81 ir9eno elmer 3cit ouf mel,
rlcm 2nn0e unO lUcrbe l~lc6crtretcr
oieIeS &crboteS gcridtIid) Ocrfolgcn.
Ben. 2uuomcbr,
Nt. Sterling, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
SGgcr I'LL @nrnnng!

llnter3ci6ncte 6ormcr madcn
hermit befonnt, boB lie olS Sugcn
unO 6oucnitellen allf ibrcn 26nOcrci-
Ell uerbictcn ltnb ooB lie irgcn0 ci.
ucn SGger Der Oicica &erbot Der
lett gcridtlid belunQcn mcrOen.
5ronf Snfcm
6reo e. Mofel,
Gnfcn 8roS,,
@crmon Grflinq.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
DIR. w. B.
uno
DR.. B. E.DICKSON
3abn6rste
SermaHn, Nu.
Office i'm altcn Sermann Sapinos
8nnf @ebduoe. Bbone IS.
SGser sur &arnnns!

SGscr sur 8aruung!
9ie unterSeidneten tuarilen bier.
nit Seoermann. bob oIes Saaen
ODER SoQenitelen altf unieren Gan.
bereien 5u irgcnb elmer Belt, bel Sag
ober Na6t, oltf bos gntidieSenoIe
berboten lit, uto Dab mir ieoen ee.
ridtli6 berfolgcn peroen Der 6ieies
&er6ot iibertritt.
Geo. @eiier,
Ilpin Mltn0miacr,
Otto Stnebr,
@eO. @pple,
@otboro SdmiOt,
6rou Sermlan Grebe,
8iQiant S6mars,
Gus. 8etruS,
@illiam 9cppe,
Serman &omeiier,
RobDn Bros,
Sugo <Dllnonr,
Sltlius Hobpn
8corg Getrrs,
Socob Rlleoiger,
@co. gteumonn,
Soc gSia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

2ym arcisgerift in aunios Gitp
muroen Dor aitrsem i~nncrbolb 5mei
Shut6en 60 8ciu6c I'M S6cioung,
bcpilliat, oOcr cine Sdcibung icOe
,nei Winutcrt. llno ba mill man
nod @eicbc baben pcIdc 9robebci.
rothcn gcitattcn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
01t n%crfuufcu:

gu berfanfcu: 0idlenlan Corn
Grib (nell) bon $50 9uibeI Gapaci.
tat. Sid)ert. ben @ei5en Dor Sd)a.
Den. 6ur6 &ntten, MGric, Gcgen llto
6eud)ti8fcit. 9iQig gegcn 9aar.
Geo. q. Serbian, @ernann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
gldtnng SGger!

Die ltntcr5ciHncten lporllen bier.
nit Scocrmann OoB ollcS Sagen
un0 6ollcnitclcn nrlf ibren Gan.
Ocreier 81 irgeno elmer 3eit, bel Sag
ooer gta6t, auf 0aS Charlottesville
Oerbotcn it, un0 0oB iic icOen 9e.
riftli6 bcrfoIgcn per0cn Der oicieg
8crbot ilbcrtritt.
Chr. &nuiiels,
Augllit Sans,
0ugo 6rifc,
@enrp 6ride,
Conrad SdAuarB.
@crmon 8ronOenblGrg,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Borpcrcur Gardner crlicB cine
Groflnmotiou, in ser or ollc MiIiolt'
ricr criufte, ben II. Nopember ais
@nffenitiuitanOStog 81 begehen.
Snsbcionocre eriuft CT Die SdIulcn,
cine qesicmcnoc 6cicr 6l gDren Der
Sampler N%tiiiolli's SIT pcran'taltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
3adridDteu nus ausrcnScnoeu Som
ties, ans nnicrem Staat nnS
anSercu Stnntcu.

Cine Gcnuention Der Erobote'
Gihtcr 0es Staate$ miro an 6. mo
I. Gc5embcr in Scifcrion Gitn Itatt'
iinocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Bon Mocou, no, wuroc bcriftct,
ooB Der 101 Sabre nltc Sobn 6.
gronbam, ser BORT wObnt, lid 5t
frilber @orgcnItun0e inter Den er'
item Stimuabgebern bcful0cn babe,
sic OaS @nblrcdjt oll59cilbt bitten.
IS miro bcbouptct, 0oB er Der oIteIte
itimm6crcdtigte @iirgcr I'M Stoatc
WiiIoirri lit. Gr lit ieit oen1 Sabre
1910 itimmbcredtigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
Scene 4nseigen
Saufiasuug.

8ir erIoltben ms bicrnit alien
geebrten Sreltnben mo 9efunnten,
peI6e Dem @eerGbniiic unieres &C.
Iiebten Saters uno @roBbaters,
SenrD Sbilipp DETER,
beimobnten, ionic fir Die ibm WGb'
reno ieines 2ebensabenO unO oltd
na6 ieinem EoOe, %ertpieicncn 2icbeS.
bienitc, iotpie ferner Den @abrtld.
tr19em lno fir Die 8Iumenipenoen,
lmiercn inni9iten 9onf ob5uItatten.
Gbenfolls unieren ber5liditen 9anf
Serrn &aitor 81. $. &asmunn fir
feline Dem Seritorbencn gcmiOmeten
GrimerungSiuorte.
Die tranernSen SinterblicbcHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

s. q. 2oboube, friibcr bon
2ittte Berger, bot icin @obnboltS
in @caittrif an @rl. 9c3oIo fir
$4,000 ~berfoltit, mo miro nod Scr.
ger ilberiic0cln no or ol,h fcrncrbin
oltf ieincm &on0lperf ols &oltidrei.
ner orbettCn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
4ascmciuc County @enisfeiten.

9rrd Gountp Glert Neumann
lpurOcn ieit Dem i. Sonlar 100
SogOli5cnicn ~ous9eIteat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Gntlanfeu: cine iucibc @ilnOin
boun6). @elobnlln9 mCltn 0icicIbe
on mir 5llrld gcbro6t miro. pr.
thur tttDouS, @erntonr, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Die ncltc S6ubfabrif in SmenS.
bile, miro ont nGhIten Nontao Sen
@ctricb ultfnebmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
Ndtnna 1yarm.Glub MsitalicScr.

gm GicnStog, sen 9. NObcutbcr,
ncroe id pieber &icb u>0 Shlpcinc
mad 0em Morttc pcricuOcn. Geo.
g cumonn II, Chipping Mgr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Sn Derfanfeu: Dos oils ct. Gbars
les Sail befarnte @eb1uoe in mel.
6em ii6 ictt Die &o6l6ulc beiinbet,
on Der Sdiller uno Sront Str. in
Sermann, No.
otto gberIin 9ermann, gto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

Nltg. .. 2o1bmebr unO 6amilie,
iiber IS Sabre am So6moIicr
bcOrobten llfcr Ser Sin 0nt mobn,
ten, iino lcbtc @ohc III ibr nclies
@o6nborl5 gc5ogcl,, ooS @err 2ou0-
pebr ollf b6bcr 9cIegeuem @ooen
ollf iciner 6nm nubc Mt. Sterling
boltcl1 lieB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05
u htnna!

Seriammlnns Ser WitslicOcr Der
Imeriean 2esiun am Sunntaa Rad.
mittag Inn 2 1l6r in Der GitD Sall.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

2aut Hohriht BON Scffcrion Gitu,
lit albert Motbelp$ DEM Stoat@5ud)t
bouic ant Ircitogc cntitIilpft, nab.
rcnN er in Ser 91fcrei ser NnitoIt
bcihGitiQt mar. Gr mar ihon mcbrc-
re StlmOcn tort, che iciu &cridmin.
Den bcnrcrft wltroc. Mfat6Cp6 pur.
0e por cinem Sabre SIT elmer 3uf)t.
bur5itrnfe bon bier Snbren perltr-
tbcilt. Gr itnmmt bon Greene
Gountp. x.
@is 5int I. Nouembcr lin0 i'll
g(mtc ocs Stuotlihcn 2lutomobil-
fonrmiii0rS ST 3ciferion 9th 2i3rr-
len mir 800, 3S5 9lutomobiIc I'M
qon5ln Staotc oltSgcitGIlt lporbcn,
cin {3upahs bon 4S,022 gc9en 6oS
OergongcnC Sabr. Nur ct. SoillS
cntiollen 6O,o9O. ot,f &anio& Ctr
45,675 un6 oui ct. Soicpb 1t,75G,
Die Gimnobmcn aus Oieicr GltcQc
betruQcn $2,1Ot, 10000. 9icicS
@clo f1Qt Dem 2onoItroBen.6onO8
gu. Dies beOclttct ei1lcn 3rnuudS
bon $3S6,O33 geocn oos Gorjobr.
Jnl pcrgongcnen Sobrc bottc ct.
2ouis 1896 Nutonlobtle lno ijn0
iorocit in Oieicrn Sabre 51,67S gu
per5eihncrL wGbreno il6 Ser 3u.
mod,s IN aonio8 Gitp olti ctmos
iibcr 5000 G(1ton,obilc bcIGuit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

GOpin, cin 3rpiGingsiobn Oes
gbcpooreS @p. Rosfomsfi bon
CmenspilIc, itorb Iebtc ISOLDE I'M
3orten Sitter bon T Monaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

No. Saeifie 3eittabelGc.
BeItIi6 eebcnbe 8iigc
Ret

7tr' Gen
IL Berloncn5ug Hodts 1927
bolt nttr fit 6. 6. u. Soplin
Ibtbeilitn9s Baiiogierc.
81 Sof. 8erioncnoug.... BORN. 1913
II Bcrionen5ug--~~. BORN. 1t:tO
10 Sof. ScrioncnSug .r.abcn6s S:46
9SSof. Sra6t5ue-~~.nadm 1880
Scitli6 eeberop 3iiee
IA 2ot. Berionen5ug, moraens 4:53
16 Berionen5ue -~-.naG5. 3:12
80 GOT. Berioncngig- .nodm. 4:o1
81 GOT. Sraft3ug ...-..borm. 1913
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-05

8enn Der Eatirnt Inn midi
hiltt, lit Scr Ir6t nerlcren.
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The Washington herald., 1920-07-05
Children S Sunrise Stories
n ux-a N ra.
BY Howard r. Garfs
Copyright, 1920, hy Mcclure Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE DISHES.

One evening, after supper had
been served in the hollow stump
bungalow where Uncle Wiggiiy
Longears. the bunny rabbit gentle
nan. liYsd with his muskrat lady
housekeeper. Nurse Jane Fuzzy
-Tuzzy. there came a knock on the
door.
Goodness! / wonder who that is?'
spoke Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. as she
stopped rafting the supper dishes,
which she was washing.
TIL go see." offered Uncle Wig
sily. hoping it wasn't the Pipsise-
wah, the Skeezicks or the Skuddle-
magoon. And it was not, I'm glad
to say, for it was Mrs Wibbiewob-
BILE, the duck lady.
"Oh, Nurse Jane"" chacRed Mrs.
.wIbblewobbie. cant You come to
.the movies with me this evening ?
"Thcy have a most wonderful film
about the adventures of the Man in
tho Moon. Do ccme"
"Oh, I'd love tor exclaimed Nurse
Jane. !"but haven't done the dishes
and"
Nonsense! Let the dishes go!"
said Uncie Wigg;ly. who was listen
ing to what Mrs. Wibblewobble was
saying.
Let the fishes go! Why, wiggie!
How you talk Let the dishes go to
the movies!" laughed Nurse Jane.
"Oh, no; 1 didn't mean let the
dishes 90 to the moyies!" laughed
the bunny gentleman. II meant let
.hn dishes 80 " ithout washing and
for you to go. Nurse Jare. with Mrs.
wibbIewobble and not worry about
them"
Not worrying about them will
not wash Them spoke the muskrat
lady.
"rll wash them" offered Uncle
wiggiIy. '1 have nothing special to
do this evening. 1 am gcing 10 stay
in the bungalow end wait for Grand
father Goosey Gander TO come over
and play Scotch checkers. I'll. do
the dishes while I'm waiting"
''Oh. how sweet of you" quacked
Mrs. Wibblewobble. Come along,
Nurse Jane, do"
So the muskrat lady put on her
new tail ribbon and she and the
duck lady went to the movies. Un-
Gle Wiggily sat for a while watch
ing the clouds scud across the sky.
to help paint a pretty picture when
the sun got read~ to go 10 bed.
And then the bunny stretched his
ears, gave his pink nose a twinkle
and said
Now / shall do the Dishes
They were all picked up ready to
wash. The water was piping hot
and there was a clean cake of soap
all ready to take a swim in the
dishpan and play tag with the cups
and sauCers.
49, Perhaps l may have an adven-
ture while 1 am doing the dishes"
thought Uncle Wlggily. "One of
the forks may get lost away down
in the bottom of the pan, and I'll
The Washington herald., 1920-07-05
CANNED GOODS
TO GO HIGHER
Non-P Production Threatens
Fall Shortage, Says
N. Y. Dealer.

New York. July 4.-The entire
country is faced with the prospect
OF a shortage of timed goods in the
fall which. according to local whole
sale grocers. will verge perilously
close to famine. The warehouses.
they say, are comparatively empty
and although there is sufficient
stock on hand for three months,
the pinch will begin to be felt in
the autumn when the retailers lay
In their winters supply.
The shortage will affect not only
this country. they predict, but the
whole of Europe, always a heavy
buyer of American canned goods
will be hard hit by the scarcity
Italy has already issued an embargo
on foodstuffs to conserve her sup
plies. What army timed goods arc
being returned from France to the
United States will soon be exhaust
ed, the wholesalers say.
Needless to say, prices will so
up. IL is predicted.
Not enough production" was the
reason given today by H. B. Lange
one of New York City's largest
wholesale grocers. Crops are far
below normal. The cherry crop. for
example, is but so per cent of its
usual output and the scarcity con-
tinues all the way. down the line
The Washington herald., 1920-07-05
The Marriage Mill By s:: s:s::: :,: s..;,s 6

plenty of time to dress. I want to
look my prettiest you know"
Nonsense you couldn't look pret-
tier than you do now." he said with
loveriy promptness-
He swung the steering wheel with
one hand and reached the other over
to cover hers that lay on the seat
between them
have you! And to think it's for al
ways!
II hope so." replied Alison and
added practically, But with SO
many of our acquaintances getting
divorced one Is almost afraid to use
the word always"
Osborne took his eyes OF the road
to regard his bride with amaze
ment.
You surely can't mean that you
are contemplating such an ending
for usT'
She patted his hand reassurinEly.
Certainly not but I can think of
some Instances where there might
be extenuating circumstances"
Mindful of her mothers grass
widowhood. Osborne forbore to con-
tinue the discussion. but he could
not refrain from saying:
We'll, for the Lord sake don't let
my mother hear you say anything
like that! She'd have q nt."
Has she archaic views?"
Something in his brides tone re-
minded Osborne unpleasantly of his
mother-in-law. He experienced the
surprise of all men when they dis
cover after marriage that the little
soft cuddly creature of the court
ship has a few cool practical views
and fewer illusions than they
thought.
Il say" he protested in disgust,
this is a nice conversation for
two people who haven't been mar
ried a week. II run the car down
this side road, will you give me a
kiss?"
Tomorrow-A Friendly Offer.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-05
As A WOMAN THINKS.

know a great many happy. con-
tented wives and mothers. and 1
know a far greater number OF
querulous, dissatisfied, complaining
ones.
know many alert, alive, jolly,
optimistic business women, ana L
know a legion of peevish, disgrun-
tied, whining women who are al
ways knocking fate because they
have to earn their own bread and
butter.
Yet the lots of the happy and
unhappy women, of the contented
and discontented. are precisely the
same. Both have certain joys and
perquisites. Both have certain cares
and burdens to bear.
The whole difference between
them lies in the point of view from
which they look upon life. To one
woman the work which she has
been given to do in the world seems
big, and fine. and worthwhile. To
the other her daily task Is loatheo
drudgery which she performs with
out interest or inspiration.
Consequently, one woman Is nap
py, and the other miserable though
they walk side by side down tine
same path. For as a woman thinks,
so is she.
Take the case of the married wo-
man. To the average woman the
holy estate is a vale of trials and
tribulations in which she has to
learn humility and sclf-control;
where she meets up with disillu-
sionmerits and hardships of which
she never dreamed. and is calleo
upon to perform labor: and make
sacrifices of which she would have
believed herself incapable.
She finds that instead of being a
romantic hero who is a combination
of Job and Sir Galahad and Mr.
Rockefeller. her husband Is a poor
weak human man with a dyspeptic
stomach and raw nerves. Also, that
instead of having money coming to
him on wings. he earns 1t painfully
by the nickel so that she has to
squeeze every penny to get the most
out of it.