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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

philanthropist is said to have
made the remark that we are
first Americans, and then Jews.
The reader evidently feels that
we are first Jews, then Ameri-
cans.
We do not know whether Mr..
Schiff made this remark or not,
but we have heard a great many
others make it. We have heard
others say that they are Jews
first. Neither is correct. Sup
pose a Catholic friend of ours
would say that he is a Catholic
first, then an American; he
would Immediately be accused Of
greater allegiance to the Pope,
than to our country; suppose a
Methodist said that he is q
Methodist first, then an Ameri-
can we would be justified in
feeling that if a struggle came
between Methodism and Ameri.
canism the latter would be sac
rificed. Yet as long as Ameri-
canism is what it was and what
it has been up to date, there can
not possibly be a conflict be.
tween Methodism and American
ism. And exactly the same holds
true of the relation between
Americanism and Judaism.
We are Americans first, politi-
cally; we are Jews first, religi-
ously. There is no conflict be.
tween the two. Americanism
puts upon us certain obligations,
and we derive from it certain
advantages; Judaism puts upon
US an altogether different kind
Of obligation, and we derive
from it altogether a different
kind of benefit. One has only this
to do with the other-that they
complement each other, and both
form the foundation upon which
our blessings rest.
Should the time ever come,
when the church and the state
would be united, and should that
form Of government assume at.
titudes and formulate itself in
terms of religious beliefs, then
we would be justified in choos
ing between the faith into which
we were born, and the faith of
the land in which we happen TO
live. If our land becomes a
Christian country, in the dog
matte sense, and Americanism
becomes officially and organic
ally synonymous with Christi
anity-then we could argue, if
we wanted to, as to whether we
are first Jews or first Americans.
But if that time should ever
come and it never will, the edi-
tor of the Jewish Monitor will
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08

nina OF an insane beng; 1t Is
one of the characteristics of in.
sanity. But nevertheless insane
people are dangerous-and be-
cause Ford is unbalanced with
regard to this particular matter,
he is dangerous. What his work
will lead to, no one can tell. We
rather think that Ford's mania
will spend itself like other foul
smells, and will be forgotten.
But nevertheless we need a dis
infectant while it is here. And
the only way to overcome the
work of the Dearborn Weakly is
to establish, or rather, to re-
inforce the agency which is do.
ing what can be done to over.
come it's influence.
Of course there will always be
anti-Semites! The Ford idea is
not a new one-Watson's wasn't
either; it began with Amalek
and showed itself again in Ha-
man; the Bolsheviks have it
now, and their new American
spokesman, Ford, is just a little
worse because while one expects
senseless prejudice in an uncivil-
lied people, one hardly expects
to find it in land like America
and in the year 1920.
But we fear more for Ford
than for the effects of his vic
ious propaganda against us.
Bigger dogs than Ford have
barked at US; Egypt tried it;
Rome tried it; Spain tried it;
and Russia tried it. Egypt and
Rome did not live long enough
to regret it-Spain did, and Rus
STA will. Ford is not as great as
was any of these nations-no
matter how great he thinks he
is, and requitals come to individ-
uals much more quickly than
they come to nations. Ford will
get his in due time-for the God
of Israel neither sleepeth nor
slumbereth-and woe to him
when he does. For all of his mil
lions will not be able to bring
him peace Of mind and soul.
That is our prayer-but we
must be up and doing. Our duty
now is to support the Anti-De.
famation League in its attempt
to prove that Ford's Weekly is
the most insidious, un-Ameri-
can, unjust, untruthful sheet
that has ever besmirched the
fair name Of America, and that
all men who think and read,
must know the facts as we know
them.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
an an
e@9xp
WATSON, FORD & co.

Wonders never cease-neith-
er do plaques. AS long as man
shall live, so long will he have
the benefit of the one, and the
sorrow of the other. It just
seems that nature has so ordain-
ed that we must always have
something to worry about, ones
health, ones business, ones
physical trouble or ones mental
trouble. This applies not only to
individuals, but to nations and
peoples as well.
One of these plaques is now
troubling us-and we admit that
while it is not serious, it may be.
come so. 1t is the disease that
such cankerous bodies as that of
Tom Watson, of Georgia, and
Henry Ford, of Detroit, create.
We have been accustomed for
some time to the foul smell Of
Watson-the stencil reached
the postal department and they
had his journal barred; now we
are beginning to get accustomed
to the foulness of Ford's Dear
born Weakly. The old Life" was
a paragon of consideration and
goodness compared to Ford's
sheet, and where before we were
the victim of jibes and foul
jokes, Ford takes himself SER
iously, and the worst of it is
that some are beginning to take
him that way.
Of course no one believes that
Ford writes the articles in his
paper. He hasn't sense enough
to; a man who testifies publicly
that Benedict Arnold was one
of the signers of the Declaration
of independence cannot possibly
lay claim to knowing anything
about the history and the doings
of the Jewish people. Ford
couldn't write anything about
any history-because he doesn't
even know the history of Ameri-
ca. And a man who doesn't
know the history of the land of
his birth and nationality, can't
write Of the historical aspects of
people IN Europe. Ford Is so
blissfully ignorant that he re-
Gently made the statement that
he didn't know much about Jews
but he believed that what his
paper said was true-that is
why he is publishing it. Watson
had an anti-Jewish and an anti
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
ton; Ford is plumb meshuggah-
crazy-and that is the difficult
ty.
One can deal with a sane man;
one can discuss matters with a
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-10-08
WHICH FIRST?

A reader takes exception to a
recent article about the late ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

bcn iinS, unb nerl man Die aufge-
funoenen totem Sridinen unb tri6-
inenabmIiden &orper in Tednung
Siebt, 10 finoet man, oab elm SdDein
bon ie 80 angeitedt mar. anoers
rpie bel ionitigen onitcfcnoen 8ranf.
beiten bGngt Die S6mcre Der Grid.
inenfrnnfbeit bon Der 3obl Ser Der
idludtcn Taroiiten ab. @roBe Nens
gen BON lcidt angclteftem S6meine.
fleii6 miiiien ber5ebrt perben, ebc
i6limme Soleen e%ntiteben; anberer.
ieits fam ie6o6 cine idmere &ranf-
Gcit berilria6t merOen, merut man
fleine Wecngen bon idmer infi5iertem
S6mciaefleiid iBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09
Gittle Berger Radridten.

SielC unierer Sormer liefcrten
Iestet 9icnstog in Sermam S6pci.
ne at Geo. Icltmonn, ocn Wonoaer
Der Chipping Giiociotion oh. gum
8erionbt nod Dem ct. Coulter
Worft.
8m, BoIlmom mo @rnit Wcpcr
ma6tcn lettcn Sonntog cine guto,
fabrt nod Onensbille.
Saitor Sobn Sdula iueld)er ilbcr
bic Scicrto9e bier mar gum 9ciud
ieincr Gltern, Bnitor SEQ. SGuI5
rtl6 0dttin, belt ON Sonntoo in
Der cponal, @etbonien Stride Ole
@reOigt.
@opiu AIleuann ml0 @ottin iin0
bo6erfrcut itber Ole @eburt zines
50bndens.
Smrp 9ufncr mo SRI. 6loro
Gniner unN g[oron mo &orru go,
boltbc rciiten ON Sonntog mad, ct.
2ouiS Tim BORT 9cihditigung on5u.
ncbmen.
Sobn @obotbrtIcr l1Bt beSeutcn0c
ScrbcIierun9cn an icincm @oBr.
holiic oltSfiihren.
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S6ut es iebt.

Wo6t icbt bel mir cure @eItell.
llngen gum Sape5icren ODER an.
Itreiden ellrer' SGuier, uno felt Die
erlten bic beoicrt perben. @ir er.
parten 5oblrei6e 4uftrdgc unb mer.
ben i'm Sriibiabre iebr bei61ftigi
Iein. 0esbalb laBt Jest cure 8obn.
lttteer tape5ieren ebe bic 6riihjabrs'
orbeiten Beginner. @ir merben ii
ben n6dlten Gagen nelte Eapeten.
Mlliter erbalten. Gas Sape5icrer
beIorgen mir alt6 tpeitrt iDr Die Cape,
ten nidt bon urS fault.
2ouiS Soberto #,
Sermann, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09
Die Gefabr Ses rpben Sdmeine'
fleiides.

gu oieier Sabres5eit, i6reibt Dos
9unocs 0epartemert fir 2anomirt.
id)aft, lit es beipnoers gefGbrli6,
S6meinefleii6 in robem oOer MIR
baIbgefoftcm 3litanoe 5t eiien,
9itiirlid) ocr3ebrcn Die meiIten
Nnmerifaner wiiientlid) fein ungefodl
tes Sd)pcinefleiih, obnobl es nt9t
Ic(tcn ais ro6er S6infen oOer IN Csc.
Itolt bon 8iiriten, Die ungerilgenb
qcfodt iinO, ber5ebrt miro. gtoment
lid) sur 3eit Der S6meincidla6ts
llngen nerbcn auf Den Sarmcn niele
ielbitgcmodtc SIeiidproouftc bcrge-
itcllt, urb es lit baber %notluenOig,
belpnbcrs borai,f St odten, OQB boS
Shmeinefletl6, che man es bcr5ebrt,
gcniigenb gefo6t lit.
Die INTER Dem Nomen $ridinoic
befannte &ranfbeit, nelde iid nod
Dem @enltiie bon robem ODER unboa-
fommen eefod)tem S6meinefleiid,
einItcfIt, miro non mifroSfopiib flet.
men @iirmcn beaei6net mcrben, Der.
itriadt. SIM bereongenen SSobr bot
man entoedt, Oab bicic garaiiten in
einem bon ie II Shipeihcn borban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

ser adte iiber 8ienen516t rno ser
neltnte iiber Den l1nolihen Sausbalt.
@Gbreno oes &urIes itber @ieb.
srdt Ii. g iebberpflcgllng om 90. San.
miro iiber ben @ebrolld bon SUIT
ter, sic brttii6e un6 Die omerifoni.
i6c Metbobe Ser S6af5udt, ilber bie
Wetbobe, ipie QuolitGt ulb @emidt
bon S6lodtbieb un6 WoItifneinen
am leidteIten beitimmt merben fon.
men, iiber S6of5u6t oltf Der Sarm
unb 8ebanblltng bon 8olle, iiber
3iegen unb 6eren @ebraud, iiber
&ronfbeiten Inter oen Sdafen ge.
ipro6en tpcrben. Im f~oIeenOer Gage
ipcrben folgenbe Sbemote beipro6en
peroen: Waisflttter itno Saia.8obs
ncrt, 8rofite Der S6peine5ridt olif
Ben Sarmen Wiiiorri's, SdmtItel.
lung bon @ieb bon Ser Serildsfornl
Ser IferbauidrIe, Sl,berfrloie I'm.
ter benz Sieb 1tno oeren gebonolltne
Im %. SSorl,or miro iiber BEN 8ieb.
ltono in europa uno Die 8irfitne
oesieIben auf benz amerifani1fen
Siebmarfte, iiber nSilo9e" als WoIt.
futter, iiber bas S6nciben bon
Sleii6 berbanbelt merben. gi,f Rad.
mittags 8 llbr lit Die &eriammlltng
Der @iiiourier @ieb3l,dt-@ eienidoft
aneeiett. Sim Sreitag, ben 90. San.
nor, eelangen folgenbe Tbcntate our
&erbonolltng: 9as 8eItall1tngsge.
ies in Miiio,iri 2 Sabre in 8etrieb,
Eferbeaudt in guropa, iiber Die 8e.
urtbeiIung bon Bferben uto iiber
Sbierfranfbeiten.
Sn Dem 9. &urie iiber Wolferei
miro iiber Die Siitterltng bes Wild'
piebes, bas 4uf5ieben bon &Glbern.
tpenn Die Wil6 utob9erabmt Der
fol1ft miro. Moberne @nforberun.
gen an ben Sarmer bc5iigli6 9eidaf.
fltne zines iideren Mil6borratbes.
HoHmittag8 I'M baIb 2 llbr fin6et
Sic Sobres, @eriammlung Der State
@olItein Breeders 4iiociotion Itott
mGbrenb ont 9ienstog Nofmittag
sen 81. Soltl,or, bic Sobrc$ , Scr:
iolnmIrng bcs StootsberbonOcs Scr
MolfereibciiBcr in Qltsiidt Ncnom'
men lit. g(n 0iensto9 &~ornittoq
meroen sic Sbcmote Scr 6itttcrunq
Scr WiIdfilhe, lpc5icll Scr &iibe nil
crItelt &Glbcrn bc'prodcn mcroen
9(m %. Sanltor miro itbcr sic Gage
oc5 &icbmorfteS in europa un0 ilbet
sic 3ii6tung un0 &relt3ung peridie.
bcncr @~iebroiicn gcIpro6en 'merben
IodmittogS Inn 3 ll9r fin0ct Dit
Sabres : 8erinnmlun9 Scr South
meit 'Gcttlc Breeders aiiociotior
Itott. m4brenS am Sreitog Na6mit'
tag Inn boIb 2 rbr iiber gep0bnlidt
Siebfronfbeitcn berbonbelt mcrbcr
miro.
Iu6 bos Ebema Der Silbner5ud.
uno 8ienenfultur miro mGbrenO Oel
SarmerS- ISOLDE in &urien bcbonbel
meroen.
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glu Sas Ynhlifnm.

Scr Undergraduate miro aln 9on-
.nerstog, oen Is. Sonl1or oas friibcrc
s. 6. @ngelbredt S6miebegeidGft
IN 9ap, iibernebmen itnb an iclben
Glase' iuciter fiibrcn. Ille S6mie.
De- uno R~eparatir. glrbeitcn ueroen
piinftlid lno in sufrieoeniteGenber
8eiie beioret. 9eionhere aufmerf-
iamfeit miro Dem 9cidlagen bon
Bferbcn geidcnft.
gbos. @obfren,
Bar, no, ben 6. Sdniior 1920.
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Wn 6as 8ubfifum,

9a i'd Ben @eidGftsantbciI meines
@aters, Gbriit. Gberlin, in ser Sir.
ma Gbriit. @berlin & Son, SGnoler
in 8led. uno @%iienipaaren, Sarmge-
rGtbenL Gutonobilen 1,in. fGuflif
iibernomnten babe, lit es nptbmenoig
bab ollie alten gontos (occounts) Der
Sirmo begltden uno bie &ehnuneen
be5oblt lucrbcn. SD eriitde oesbolb
SHE Delde Der 6irnto irBeno melde
8etrGgc idu!ben bieie innerbalb bcn
ndfitcn 80 Soger 3u be5qbIcn.
@eo. 6. Gberlin,
9crnlann, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09
@ranS nnS Yetit Snrp fir Den
Sannar Sermin.

6ol9cn6e unierer Burger mllrben
lebtc ISOLDE bon scr County Court
gum @eihmorcnen = 0ienit fir Sen
SSonuor Seruin oeS Sreisqcriftes
bur6 6os 2oo8 beitimmt:
&etit SurD:
8%olllpore Sownibip: Geo. 8uid.
mann ii, uno @cnrp 9rinfmonn,
SurorS. Senrp @olter ulO 9(ltguit
RucoQc, 5telloertrctcr.
9ocltf Tomnibip; Sobn Sobcin uro
Geo. Coulter, Silror8. Sronf 8rinf
uni Clinton Eoppmeber, Stellpertrc.
ter.
s}ourboi8 Eomni6ip: Otto Sfoubp
rab Sobu 8ri9bt, Slrors. Socob
Rin9eiien II. @n6rem 2oeb f., SteIl.
bertreter.
Canaan Eotpnlbip: CASPER 8ie.
5n6, @olter 9ubbcmeDer, Sobn
4ornmepcr unb s. 6. 9rpon, Sur
ORB. SDlbcIter glntes, artbur Sep.
more, Sris Sbel u1b Soc Sousto,
StcIlpertreter.
&i6lanb &onnibip: Sp. Sre6.
mann, Sranf Snden un6 @m. 9cder.
Surors. @llIt. 9ron6borIt, @ilbeIm
2eimfliebler II. Sronf &uideI, Sten,
Dertreter.
&oort Eoiunf6ip! Mltg. @iermamn
Gbos. Sonien it,, Mug. @rinfmonn
gntiI 9ilrf6arbt uno S,tl. @tuit, Sur
ors. Serb. 8Foutid, Sp. @orncr
iler, SEQ. GberIin, Otto Stoehr mi
$beo. 9iltbcn SteIlbertreter
8rnIb Greet Eopnibip: @m. Qonh
nebr itnb Sermorm 8totter, SSl,rorg
CASPER 8infboeIter unS Scnry gron
oenburaer, Stelloertreter.
Sbirb Greet E%opnibip: G6arlc.
Reeie ltno @nt. Eroft IT,. Sirors
Sp, Sdaefcrfoetter ltn6 Geo. S0eI
Stellbertreter.
Clan Sonnibip: @ug. Setpen Uni
Suit, @oper, Surors. Gbo8. 9
Duncan rnb gbas. 3inn, SteIGper
treter.
@ron6 SurD:
artbl,r Steffen, bon 9oulnar
&onnibip, S. .. Coulter, bon 9oeui
Sermann &infeabe, bon gourbois
Gile. 9ieitelfamp itnb a,te. SaITe
nlnnu INN CANON lSAmorS Wroht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

3n berfanfen. @obntol1s nit bier
3immer, 2idt unb 8aiierleitung,
Seller unb &oblenbeb1Iter nebit elmer
balben 2otte, ebenen @nrten. Chen.
folIs Elm @ebdlbe 80 bel 40 SUB nit
ebenio eroBen grbseidob, &obIcnbe.
bGlter unb 8aiierleitl,ng, nit elmer
balben 2otte, fam 5uiommen ober
einaeln 5lt mdBigem 8reis ecfouft:
meroen. Hadsufrngcn bel
Ridor0 8. Boe6eG,
Sermunn, Mo-
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DR.. W. E. Lockwood
3a6norjt
nj II, Mt o.
Office Der &copleS @olf 9cQutilber.
Office-8bone Scr. 8
Nnbmna-Bbone Ger. 303

BON &i6Iono, 6rco Seas. G6oS.
Shlemcgcr unb @cnrp SobnS, bon
&oarf, 8m, Sdacfcrfoctter, bon
gruib Greet, Sreo StrcbImonn. bon
Sbiro Greet, unb 2ouis 2ocb, bon
@lap &opnibtp.
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Observation-Disclosures

Joe M. Moog, Lookepe, Okla, pa
Amanda Hackmann, E. st. Louis pr
Simon Giedinghagen, Mt. Sterling 30
Esther R. Pollmann, owensville "a
Edw. F. Gramlich, st. Louis-----22
Leonora NJ. MEME, st. Louis ----22
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Sansacrat6 nmS MSbcl sn ~perfanfen.

SD pcroe Sen SnboGt meincr
8obnlrn9 bon fiinf 3immer bcim
cirscIncn Stiif ODER I'M @ort5cr Der,
foltfen rno 5rpor SIT icbr nt0Biqcn
@reiicn. Mon iprc6e iofort Dor.
&orrn &c G 10 NJ II,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-09

3n %uerfanfen: @ttpn 600 &fln6
Slo &entudp Gelbit ge5ogen) Sobut.
Spredt Dor pber i6reibt on
Irtbur Boef6eL,
Sermann, 81. g.
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Nene Nn5eigen

Serluren: Siiufcocr. 9eIobnung
bel Iblicfcrung in Scr Office S. 9l.
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gdtnns antumpbil.S Better.

@l1tomobil Gires uro Cubes mcr.
Den 81 mdBi9cn Breiien rcparirt. 9(ae
Irbcit miro prompt bCiorgt unO gar
ontirt. Serm. s. ScImi If,
Sn &lenf'S @orogc &crmonn Dto.
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Gntlanfen pber aeitph[cn.

@roben rbrinble" Sirnb. Sot bier
peiBe 9einc, meiben &ing Inn Den
Suls, meiBen Streifen born ont &pp-
fe uno Narbe am liltfen Sintcrbein.
@enn ibr ocnielbcn fon9t ODER ct
nos iiber icinen Mufentbolt WciBt,
berladri6tigt 9eslie g.. Sob l.
II 6, S%erntonn, Mto, unb crbdltet
liberole 8elobnun9.
Glcrf %Ocrlangt. Sir einen jltn9cr
Mann lit cine quite Stclle offcn ols
Glerf in unicrem StorcgcidGft.
Seine g~rfobrltng nGtbig.
8op Wcrcortilc o.,
Ban, Mc.
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g. State of Missouri VS. Fred Plummer
Second Day, Tuesday, January 18th, 1920
7. John ]. Reps, e Naturalization.
8. Andrew Budnik, e Naturalization.
s. Wesley Knott VS.. j. G. Baur, ---------.----suit IN Account
10. Emil Joaquin VS.. c. A. Thomas, ct al,--------sui Suit on Note
IL. Otto Schmidt vs. John A. Stortz --------------Suit in Attachment
IL. Louis Koch vs. W. E. Turner and Walter d. Hnes---Swt n Account
Third Day, Wednesday, January 14h, 1920.
10. William j. Ellis VS.. William TrHht, --------------Ejectmen
IA. Acme Harvesting Mch. Co. VS.. D. Bransn ct al, Suit o Account,
Is. Chas. F. ] iemeyer VS.. John A. stortz' SHIT in Attachment
II. f. F. Emsberg Co, vs. W. A. Murphy---------sut On Account,
10, Marion B. Rock ct al vs. W. o. Rodgers, ct al. Suit in Partition.
Fourth Day. Thursday January 18th, 1920.
10. Patrick j. Doody VS.. California Wooden Mills, --------Damages
20. Patrick J, Doody VS.. William Heck, etl, -------------Damage
21. The Hermann Savings Bank VS.. Christ BoImann, ct al Suit on Note.
%. The Hermann Savings Bank VS.. j. W. Campbell, ct al. Suit on Note.
%. State of No. e X rel Lorenz Emo VS.. Mrs. Albert Vanderwerken' ct al.
Delinquent Taxes.
"a. State of Mo, x rel. Lorenz Emo VS.. Reese S. Allen, Delinquent Taxes.
25. State of Mo, ex rel. LOrenz Emo VS.. G. A. Hubbard, Delinquent Taxes.
Fifth Day, Friday, January 10th, 1920.
&c. State of Mo-. ex rel. Lorenz Emo VS.. Merritt Sweet, Delinquent Taxes
2. State of Mo, x rel. Lorenz Emo VS.. B A, Merton, Delinquent Taxes
28. State of Mo, c rel. Lorenz Emo VS.. Robert Tackitt, Delinquent Taxes.
80 State of No. e rel Lorenz Emo VS. A" F: AufderHelde, Delinquent
80. Ellen Order vs.. Albert Order, ------------------Suit for Divorce.
SO. Amanda M. Robertson VS.. Harry Robertson, Suit for Divorce.
"a. Christina Meyer vs.. Alfred G. Meyer-----------suit for Divorce.
S5. Lizzie Mueller VS.. John Mueller, --------suit for Maintenance.
S6. Julia K Fletcher vs. August Iangendoerfer, ct AL Suit in Partition.
Sixth Day, Saturday, January 18th, 1920.
81. H. T. Cox VS.. Robert L. HuxOl, ---------suit for Injunction.
ss. A. O. Carr VS.. John W. shOckley, ct al, Suit to quiet Title in Land.
SO. VIM. H, schotog vs.. John M. Harris, ct al, Suit to quiet Title in Land.
49, Fritz Schoen VS.. Simon Sa, ct al. Suit to quiet Title in Land.
Al. F. L. Blaske Is. Louis Thee, Suit to determine Title in Land.
az. Hermann Savings Bank VS.. J. M. Dancer, ct al, Notice and Summons
Parole Docket, --------- Page.
J. H. Shockley, ------------5.
Alonzo Redden, ---------1O.
Geo. L. Reichlng, ---------11.
Ernst Woest, ----------12.
A true copy from the Record.
Attest: L, R. VENTED, Circuit Clerk.
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Sanuor. Sernin.

First Day, Monday January 18th, 1920
1. State of Missouri VS.. John II. ackson,---------Feloneous Assault
{. State of Missouri VS.. John A. Stortz, ---Unawful Selling o ol-Stock
8. State of Missouri VS.. Fred Pummer, --Misdemeanor
A State of Missouri; VS. Henry Plummer. Trespass
s. State of Missouri VS. Fred Pummer,
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mobil Occurring Carr. 8reis $500
Na63ufroeen in Der Office 8. 9l.
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The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-18
The "Tu."

I've had the "fu"-maybe SO have
you; but can you tell what man
should do. when his 'pep's'' all
gone, and his face all drawn, and
the small of his back with plasters
on? He can't stand work. and he
hates to shirk, but his hands
won't do anything but jerk. His
minds in a muddle, and he moves
in fiddle. and he sits by the stove
in q helpless huddle. He swigs
down dope" but he's lost all
hope, and he feels like he's come
to the end of his rope. Have you
got the fur says q friend to you,
and you snarl right back, Jaw, say
something newt Your nerves are
raw. and you growl and jaw, and
things seem worse than you ever
saw. And say, old sport, am talk
ing to you? That's just what / mean
have you had the "flu?"-Ex.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-18

Third hOnOrs with average Of Ia
-Mearl Lewis, Waltrina Robinson.
Fourth honOrs with average of 2
Pearl Wright.
Fifth hOnors with average of 2A
Carl Parks.
Sophomorss.
First place with average of rs
Carol Powers, Martha ROLES.
Second place with average OF 2
Hazel Palmer.
Third place with average of 2h
Esther Olson.
Fourth place with average of
2 35-Gayle Harris.
Fifth place with average of ~
Gertrude EriksOn.
Juniors
First honors with average of Q
Viola Houghland.
Second hOnors with average of 8
-Inez Allen.
Third honors with average of 3A
-Hettie DeWald.
Fourth hOnOrs with average OF
3k-Fred Towne.
Fifth hOnors with average of Az
-Alvena Warner.
Seniors
First hOnOrs with average of As
Glenn.
Second hOnOrs with average of
2 l-5-Velma Christopher.
Third hOn0rs with average of IS
Alice Adkins.
Fourth hon0rs with average of
235-Don Citizens, Elizabeth Mos
or.
Fifth honors with average of Is
Thomas McGlashan, Janet Dun
can,
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-18

The losses through stealing in
the United States amount annual
" to something like 400 million dol
lars. It takes 200 million dollars
more annually to catch and punish
the criminals. This sum total, 600
million dollars, is about the amount
spent for education in the United
States per year. Spend half more
upon education and reduce the
crime. Isn't the experiment worth
the trial?