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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

fair necessity That is the practice
Of mammon There is too much
commercialism about sunday and
his high powered organization to
suit me; too much play-acting, too
much stage business. For | believe
that the Master was indeed and in
fact tho Truth and the way; that
His cause actually lived and rightly
presented is capable OF winning and
reforming men.
And in my mind there ls not the
slightest doubt that there must ever
be n wide and shocking difference
between the church, which repre-
sents him and seeks to win hu-
manity To his promises. and the
world. mo man can serve both God
and mammon." And the church
that Is distressed because II has lost
tremendously In membership is do
ing that
! have said Just enough. fear. 10
earn certain criticism and con-
demnation, not enough to fully
develop the subject | was consider
ing But the limitations OF space
and time require that stop and un-
complainingly accept the conse-
| quences. be they what they may.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
MAY HALT HIGHWAY WORK
Fear Railroad Restrictions May
Hold up Road Construction.

EVt'THT 70 TN0 WOTII
SAPULPA. May Fear that
road building operations will be
halted completely through orders
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion for the restriction of certain
classes OF railroad cars to particu-
lar lines OF transportation was
voiced in telegram TO Representa-
tive Thomas u. McKeown today
from j. II n. Cobb. secretary of
the local chamber Of commerce.
Cobb asserts that restriction OF the
use Of open top cars to other than
the transportation OF coal will ruin
numerous road contractors now car
rying out 100000 in road building
In Creek county alone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

blocks I'm Ponca City. as well as
extensive interests In oil lands
The home building enterprise is
only one OF many attempts TO find
solutions To economic problems, In
all Of which Mrs. England has been
successful. Her proverbial good
luck Is considered most fortunate
for the Oklahoma democrats, who
feel sure that she will be consider
ate In her attitude toward her hus-
band when he meets defeat with the
political party that he has been so
unwlse as TO choose despite the fire.
quent demonstrations OF wisdom by
ily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
MAN AND WIFE
BOTH IN POLITICS
But Their Activities Are
Exerted on Opposite
Sides of Fence.
STILL HAR M NOUS
Happy Family Not Disturbed
by Parental Differences
of Partisan Views.

Some one writing TO the 1nde-
perdont at Helena, Mont, tells Of
ora family in Oklahoma which fur
,..hes an object lesson that refutes
,n,. tae-v worn argument Of the an
usuffragists Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ian. II England Of Pouca City are
hots national convention delegates,
bu. one will sit up I'm the republi-
car convention 2t Chicago and the
other I'm the democratic convention
AT san Francisco.
Tho first week in June, Mr. Eng
land will set forth on his mission OF
helping TO choose republican can
d,d1fc The last week in June Mrs.
Tu.llnf will start FOR California
with the Oklahoma delegation,
which has a favorite son to present
10 the democratic convention
Notwithstanding this difference
Of opinion on political questions the
rerablcan husband and democratic
vifa dwell together in peace and
harmony Moreover they work to
rc.hcr IN all movements for the
puhic good and they are foremost
ci,!zcns Of their state.
Don't Talk Politics.
NV nuNbduh - a uNNphN A'fb'Ai
can" says Mrs. England. Il am
equally as jealous a democrat. Yet
We get along happily in spite of our
political differences because we
never discuss party politics"
Mr.. England is a lawyer. but Mrs
England makes her vocation that
OF mother to her six children. while
as avocations she has big real es-
tate business, music, politics and
many other interests. In oklahoma
she is even more prominent than her
husband. In the first place she is
known far and wide in the west as
the sister of the Miller brothers
who own the famous "l0l ranch
said 10 be the largest ranch IN the
world. As girl she passed much
Of her time on horseback, and wher
she went to Nassar she was well
coined as a most promising athlete
After she was graduated from col
lege in 1899 she did a great deal OF
club work until 1903, when she was
married in Kansas City, which wa.
her home for a number Of years.
Has Made n Fortune.
Although her three sons and three
daughters, ranging in age from !;
years to eight months. absorb much
OF her time, Mrs. England has many
outside claims upon her, From d
modest experiment she has accun'
ulated large property holdings and
made fortune. Because she
wanted a certain amount of money
10 spend on music, flowers anC
other things usually classed as non
essentials, she carried out the ide5
OF moving n vacant barn and con
ver,ing Il into a bungalow, whicf
would bring in regular rental
This was so successful that Mrs
England decided to build n few
houses that persons of modest
means could buy making each a'
convenient and attractive as pos
eibe.
Helped in Home Building.
This venture extended in scope
until 35 cottages had been built anC
sold on terms so reasonable tina
her financial advisers warned he
OF what seemed a dangerous specu
laton. AS a result 80 families owl
their own homes and Mrs Englan'
Is the possessor of three business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

The dignity of the LAFAYETTE in its
physical aspect and the brilliancy of
its performance consequent upon the
excellence Of its engineering have
given it rank among the finest motor
cars of the world.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
Worlds Strongest Child.

Natalie Owens of Los Angeles, Cal,, aged nine years, is said ito 'be the strongest child in the world. She easily lifts a man of 175 pounds. In her fathers dairy she handles cans of milk of all sizes, the largest weigh ing lover 100 pounds, with as little effort and concern as the sturdiest farm hand about the place. In the public school she attends, she out runs all the boys of whatever age or size, and can trounce any'two,of thep if the occasion arises. She has done this thoroughly several times. ,Sffe is slender, not tall for her age. and weighs but 61 pounds, yet she amuses herself by lifting burdens that would tax an ordinary man, as readily as q woman raises a small basket of eggsG Montreal Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
Avoiding Lily Embar no.

A new and curious industry, it is ptedicted, is soon to be born in Van couveE, B. C., because of the embargo placed this year by the United States department of agriculture on all Jap anese nursery stock packed in Jap Tnase soil. This decree was intended to stop kthe importation from the is- land of lFormosa of lily bulbs, ordi- narily brought into this country at rhe rate of s25,0O0,OOo worth year. But the trade will not be suspended, Rurserymen of Vancouver declare. The bulb traffic will be defected north ward tpCthis seaport, just above the boundary; and here the bulbs will be reIhoved' from the soil In which they erpssed the Pacific. They will then ss repacked in Canadian losm, and so, frRh from Japanese soil," will be qualified for entrance into the United stotsss-Popular Mechanics Nh gazine.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
Hunt sardines With seapIanes.

California promises to be the great est sardine canning center of the world as the result of the use of sea- planes in the industry on the Pacific coast. Since the first of the year naval seaplanes have been flying out from the sea coast, sighting schools of fish and sending a wireless back to the naval station giving the direct location. The naval station then teIe- phones the information to the San Diego office of the fish and game com ly directed exactly where to seek their game and are consequently assured of a big catch.-Wall Street Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
Artificial Eyes In pemznd.

One of the odd trades of Blrming- ham is that of artificial eye-making, says the London Daily Mall. IL has never been more thriving than now. Some makers have three months work ahead. The war added to the de- mand, and there are thousands of ex- service men who can not possibly be supplied for q considerable time. The variety of artificial eyes is surprising. They differ in the size of the iris, shape and the color of the white" No two eyes are alike, and the artff- clal eye has to match the remaining one, a matter of nice judgment. Fer merly the Germans competed in the trade, but their eyes" had many fanltS
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
ROTTED MANURE PREFERABLE
Its Mechanical Condition Is Improved by Organic Matter Being
 Broken Down.

Manure loses much of its plant food in the process of rotting. Its mechan- ical condition, however, Is much im- proved, because there is a great deal of the coarse organic matter broken down. Much of this will be lost through decay, and the percentage of mineral plant food remaining may be greater per ton of manure in the rot ted than in the fresh condition. These facts make routed manure preferable for truck crops where quick results are desired and where a large amount of manure is used, says F. L. Duley of the University of Missouri college of agriculture. Too heavy applications of fresh manure may often burn plants, especially during dry seasons. The coarse organic material keeps the soil open and reduces it's capacity to retain moisture. However, there Is too much loss of plant food in rotring and it is advisable to apply manure as soon as possible.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
oxxasn Device Tested.

Because of the possible disastrous faaure of an airman's oxygen supply apparatus at great attitudes, the United States bureau of standards has devised a reliable method of testing the equipment in the laboratory. All the conditions of high-altitude Fights are accurately reproduced, suys Pop uIar Mechanics Magazine in an illus ttated article appearing in its Jufy is- sue. Decreased pressure Is obt Jned by inclosing the equipment in a bell jar connected to an air pump.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09

small position  of mak- t his ts the land of promise ~~~e"a@Sa5~" - ~ ~ The who visited Campaeno all million of
 
  
  W  What do intend to do Aeca7 inquired Miss  "Make fortune," promptly replied Antonio smiled 0
 
 
  finished serial dealing
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09
Describinq 1t.

"What sort of store is the Right placer" inquired a guest.
 "Well," replied the landlord of the Petunia tavern, "Tll tell you. They not only sell suspenders, but actually call 'em gaIluses. ."C-Kaasas City Star.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Bah.

Grnit @n9elbredt mar lebte $50.
DE mebrere Gage ernitlid %erfranft,
befin6et fid ieood erfreuIi6er 8eiie
nuf Der 8eiferung. aud elm SObn'
den oes $errn @ngeIbre6t, oas
front mar bot iid 10 5iemli6 erbolt.
$enrb Earring, bon ct. Souls,
fam 6ieie 8o6e bierber lrn Der
tpar,oten einen 8eiud abauItottem
Seine Samilie ueilt ieit Ginger
Bet beiu6speiie bier.
Ser &eeen Der ON @ontag fiel,
obtpobI nidt in geniigcnoer Wenae,
BOT bod uniere Gornfel6er WieOer
aufgefrii6t.
Sas 8icnic Der eoongl. 3ionS'
@emeinoe, 6os an Nittpod lcbter
ISOLDE itottfon6 mar GllBcrIt 5ablrcid
beiudt unO WltrOe Die 3obl Der Set
beiuder ollf iiber 1900 9eifdbt
Gin bunoert @aGlonen @iS 'Greon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Sabresberiammlnns Der attien'Sn'
baber Der Ridlanb gauf
bon Morriiou.

@s miro biermit befannt gemaht,
bob sic iGbrlide 8%eriommlung Der
aftien-S nbaber Der Ridlano gorf
bon Worriion, am
Mpntag, ben 2. Inguit, 1920,
i'm 8onfgebGl,oe Der genannten
8anf bon 9 l1br pormittags Bis IL
llbr mittogs itattfinben miro, gum
3lpcfe Der g%rp1blune bon iieben
9ireftoren fir oas nG6Itc Sobr UNI
altr @rleoigrng iol6er @ci9afte Die
Dor9ebrobt merOen mogen.
g6mar0 Summert,
Sefret6r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Saufiagung.
SerulaItn Nao.


8ir erla,iber uns bierour9 ahea
aeebrten 9adbarn uno Srernoe1,
Die rtns anIGbli6 6es CODES unfetps
aeliebten @atten, 8oters un6 @rob-
paterS,
Subu galentiu Stred,
ibre Sbeilnabme rnb benz 8eritorbe-
men Die leste @bre erruieiet, unieren
berali6iten 9anf abaultatten. ebei-
folls beraliden 9anf fir bic Bhi.
menipnocn r,n6 ben 9obrhl&trd.
germ fir ibren 2iebesoienit iouie
inSbeionbere Serrn 8aftor SiA'
mannS fir feline bersli4en Sorte
0es Sroites.
Die traneru6eu Siuterbliebenea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Nnftipn.

unterSeidneter miro ouf ieiner
Sarm, A NeiIen oItli6 bon Ser.
mann, uno 21a @eiIen iiiomeItI.
bon Berger, an
Sounerstag, Ben 5. Ingnit, 1920,
beginnenb 1 llbr nadmittagS, fol-
aenoes beipeeIide @igentbrm offent.
lid an BEN IeiItbietenben berfalt.
fen:
arb nebIt 9alb; &fcrb, 9uggp,
Se6ielmoidine, / Get ooppellponni-
ees 8ferbesci6irr, / Get boppel'
ipGnniges 8,leepseidirr, cinipanni'
ges 8llggp9eidirr, 10.aoaigcr 9fl,,g,
@gge, Seu, Ndbmoidine, &ii6en'
i6ront, Cream Separator, &odofen,
&leioerifront, S6reincr-Sanoperf
seltg, 2 Sle6ee.Sammer, Gioermiib'
le, eiierner &eiieL @eiiing-&eiiel,
8al1bol8, 8einbiitte unb anbere Sir
tifeI gu oobIreid Inn aIle 5t benen'
| men.
8eoingungen: $40 unb oarrtnter
8oor; 8etrGee iiber $40 brei Mo
nate Credit eegen Note nit gutter
Siderbeit.
SIM Sole es am 5. Gug. regne
finoet Der 8erfa,if ON fol9enoen Ia
ee ftatt.
Senrp Setfer, Sermonrl, SEC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

llno SO &iIten fiibler @etrGnfe bal.
fen Die Site Die an oieiem Gage
berrihte ertr6olid gu MADDEN. So
lpobI in geielIiger uie aud in finan.
aieller 8e5ieb,lne mar bos Gicnic
Elm glGn5enber grfolg. Die Gin.
nobmen bes Gerfoufs Der Grfrii6-
ungen betrugen $500.
9a8 0rei6en aus Dem Seloe ODER
Shof rpl1roe bier bollenoet.
Sris @itte lit MN aud Better
cine$ llelten Serb arltoS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

asY 8eahtet oaS 9atum auf Dem
gbrebaetteI oes 8olfsbIattes uno er.
neuert oas announcement iobolo ols
mie busielbe abgeloufen lit. 8enn
Sic Dos 8olfSbIatt nitt erbalten,
Damn lit bOdit pobrideinlid Der
8runb bufiir, bob SIR announcement
ncr grneuerung beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

2aut 8eri9t oes S6uliuperin-
t~enoenten bon ct. gbarleS COUNTY,,
lit es menis mebr als Der $GIfte
Der S9uI.Q iitritte in ienem gountp
bis iest geIltngen 2ebrer fir bas
nddite S6uliobr au iiderr, tbeilS
infoIge bes @mgels on 2ebrfrdf-
ten uno tbeils alt6 tnfol9e Der boben
Saldre, weIde 2ebrer iest beanipru.
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

On bertaufeu: Sarm bon 221
glder an Der 2ittle Berger. @utes
2an6 gum Ebeil Greet Bottom, ON
Der gountp &oab eeIeeen nabe sur
Stride uno Sdile rnb MIR Z @ei.
len bon $ermarn. Suites $ol5lmo.
DISQUALIFICATION unb Sarm in gutem
8uftanbe. Ben &oit Serma1u1,
No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Serlam9t

ano6cn int Glter bon iiber 16 Sab
rem ionic iunee M6nner. 9auersSe
8ci66fti9ung unb quite 20bnc. Sod
ifuIi6iilcr f0nncn bel uns ndbrenS
Der Sericn5cit lobnen0e geldGFti'
gung finoen.
Snternotionol Sboe o.,
Sermann. No,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

3n berfaufen: Gon5ertboll. @eb1lt.
&c $4,000; nSborp Corner" @ebau.
be $3.50. 3immer i'm lebteren
@ebdl,oe gu bcrmictbenl. Rad5ufra.
gen bel Der
Stone Sill 90 ine 6 o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Sir iino erm6dtigt
q. 81 Seibbreber

ols gonoibat fir 8ieoereruablnns
gum amte oes aiieiiors fir @asco'
nabe gountp anauaeisen. untertpor'
fen Der enti6eibung Der repiiblifa'
niiden Stimmseber bel Der Srimar.
tpabl am 8. alleuit 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
Scene NnSeigen
gerfanf BON 2anb nabe 8otsbam in
SIaae Guuntb inter Mnrtgage.

Serfanf BON Hanb nabe Sotsnanl IN
SIage Gpnnts inter Mortsage.
Im Samstae, BEN 81. Suli, miro
Dor Der @insangstbiire beS Court
ba,,s in 2inn, Oiaee gountp, oas
nadfoleeno beidriebene @igentbum
bes Senrp 3ieeler, burd Srts
Stride, aiiisnee, Der &eformirten
SaIem Stride bon Oiage Gountp,
Inter benz $ppotbef-@ erfobren Of
fentli9 on ben @eiItbietenoen ber'
faufen:
gier unb einbalb afer gelegen IN
Der noro.peItl. Ode 6es fibDeItliden
gierteIs bes norSpeitliden Siertels
bon Section %, EoDnibip IA.
Range Z. (Inael9e.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
@ir iin0 ermG1tigt
3. @. 0n. Seeieml

y. ". 0D. Seeiennarn,
ols gunoioat fir oas amt oes
Superintendent bon @asconabe Goun.
tp, a~nsuaeiger, untertuorfen Der @nt-
ideibung Der republitaniiden
Stimmeeber bel Der 8rim1rtpabl ON
8. IuguIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
GaubiSateu auseisen
8ir iino ermadtigt
". 6. g 8arbuer

oils Ganoibat sur 8ieoeriuabl fir
bos amt oes Stoats.S Senator bes
%. DiItrifts bon Mtiiiouri anauoei.
gen. unterporfen Der gntideioung
Der reprtbIifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der SrimGriuabl an 8. aueuit
1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
&iiiiunsfeit.

90 @ott mill, feiert Die epangl.
8etbanio @emeinbe 5l 8ie Berger,
$40, am nGditen s. September ibr
MiiiionsfeIt. q. S6uIt, q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iino erm66ttgt
Hiharb &, &alpb,

als Ganbioat fir oas Imt oes
StaatS. Senators, bes 25. ~ienatoriel.
len 0iItriftes, on5uaeigen, unterwor.
fen ser gnti6eio,,ne Der republifa.
nii6en Stimmgeber bel Der Brimar.
ipabl o1 8. glitel,It, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
sSarm At D~erfaafen.

0ie befonnte Raof Sarm, in ST.
tion 20, &oipnibip 43, st. a. %
@oSconooe gountp, ~beitebeno ass
200 ader, unb in beitem 3uitaaSe,
lit au perfoufcn. 8reis $4,000.
81. q. &ieI, @eralb, Mn4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iino ermG6tigt
Spe @unberlih.

Soc @nu6erli6,
oils ganoioat fir bas amt ees
Sheriff bon @osconabe GountD ar-
suSeigen, unterworfer, Ser @ntiaet.
oung Ser republifunii@en Stimm'
aeber BEL Der Srimdrtpabl am 3.
Iuguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
3n uerfaufen: Rcgormid Corn,

III UtsSulhllu SoIS
bin6er, lift faltm 9ebraudt poroes
rnb 10 gut wie neu. Gin nener
foitet 5000; mir offeriren hiefeS
gum 8erfoufc gu $135. gbenfaB
boben mir einen Ohio @niilase
S6neiocr SEQ. IL au berfaufen Der
10 gut wie nci, lit, ebenfallS o'pe
2aouneen olteS Sen.
StoneSiIl in 8 0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

Su nerfanfeu: 2pt bon 65 5Mb
Sront nebIt tleinem @ebdube, ~
Der meitl. 2. StroBe. 8reis $fs
pro SrontfuB.
.. q. Starf,
4O59 Slora 8Ipo., ct. 2ouis, DE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iino erma6tigt
4rtbur 6. Sriee

als ganoioat fir oas Imt oes
Sheriff bon @osconaoe Gorntp ar'
auseisen, unterporfen Der @ntidei'
oung Der repllblifaniihen Stintm.
geber bon @osconaoe Gountp bel Der
SrimGrpabl ON 8. g(ueuit. 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir limb ermabtiet
s.. G. 8pcrS,

ais Gan6ioat fir oas Imt oes
Sduemeiiter bon @asconaoe Count
tp a~nSu5eieen %untcrtporfen Der @nt'
5deiouna Der republifanii6en
Stimmgeber bel Der 8rimdrrpabl an
3. @rleuIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iinb ermGdtiet
s. $. Subenitreet

ols Ganoibat fir Die republifaniite
Domination fir oas anlt 6es Sberiff
bon @asconabe County an5uaeigen,
untertuorfen Der Gntideioung Der
Stimmseber bel ser Hrimartpabl ont
3. Iueuit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

Sn bermietben: Ser Sairplas v
5ur abbaItune BON Sicnics unh on
oeren Seitli9feiten gu bernlietbex'
S60ner Eansbooen. u. 81, Riet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iino erm6dtigt
Senre &. Slider

oils ganoioat fir bas amt oes
@ountpridters fir Den noroliden
Diitrift BON @osconaoe Gountp an.
sl5eigerL unterporfen Der @ntidei'
bung Der republifaniiden Stimm'
aeber bon @asconabe Goltntp bel Der
8rimGrtpabl an 8. &ugait, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir iinb ermddtiet
%. 6. 2augeu6ers

oils ganoioat fir 6os amt bes
gountpri6ters fir ben noroli4en
0iItrift bon @asconaoe Gountp an-
8useigen, unterporfen Der @nti4ei'
olng Der republifaniiden Stimm.
qebcr bon @asconaoe Gountp bel Der
9rimGrmabl ON 3. au9uIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30

Sn Serfanfen: Cine 40 &Aer
Sarrl 2Ha ReiIen peitlid bon $G.
mann; 8obnbalis nit 6 3iutrser
uno ollie Gcbengeb6uoen iopie oas&
geniieeno 8aiier, SbItearten uer.
gedberes in Der Office oeS 8IatteS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-30
8ir itnb erm6dtiet
&. @. Seusles

Z. @. Sensle1
oIs gonbt6ot fir 8iebererm6blung
alum @mte bes Staats. antpalt fur
@osconobe gountp an5uaeigen, I'M
termorfen Der gntideioung Der re-
pl1blifonii6en Stimmgeber BEL Der
8rim6rtpabl am 3. Iugllt, 1871.
Bir Iin6 ermG6tigt
S. s. 9otttpit
ols gonoioat fir oas Imt bes
Staats . 4ntpolt fir @asccnaoe
gountp anouaeisen. untertporfen Der
@ntIdeibung Der republifaniiden
Stimmeeber bel Der Brimartpabl an
3. Qugi,it, 1920.
Sir fin6 ermddtiet
g. q. Graf,
oils gon6ioot ariauaeigen fir oas
amt 6es goumtp.@ nipoItes fir Sos
ccnabe gountp. untertporfe1 6ei
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Became Rundown
Followed by Rheumatism

Flint, Mich.:-''Several years ago !
became very poorly and finally had rheu-
matism so that couldn't walk for several
months. doctored with four of our local
doctors with very little relief, if any. and
used some two or three different patent
medicines. got no better. My friends
thought l wasn't going to get well at all.
I was clear discouraged and when read in
the paper of someone in my same condition
who had been cured by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery didn't believe
q word of it but was giving what little
money / had to the doctors anyway and
thought / might as well give DIR. Pierce q
little, SO I got $500 worth of the Golden
Medical Discovery and the little Pleasant
Pellets and took them. By that time |
was so much better that / kept on and
was SO well I hardly knew myself. My
friends were surprised. OF course told
them all did was to take the Discovery
and take good care of myself. Now this is
all straight truth MRS. THEO. PACK.
1861 SteveE Ave.