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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
DEALERS WOULD:
SABOTAGE MILK.
Dairymen Asked to Decrease
Production Of Milk While
Babies StarVe.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The
Sheffield Farms company has issued
this call to farmers to sabotage milk:
"All dairymen are urged not to
increase their production Of milk,
and if possible to decrease It."
This showdown" policy is ignored
by those who lecture workers on the
need for greater production.
District Attorney Swami said:
The fact stands out that there
are 100000 quarts Of milk ready.
TO come into this city and some
body is holding it because that might
cause decrease in the price of milk
to the consumer"
Mr.. Swami said he had not been
able to find any violation of the law
by the company posting its sabotage
notice.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
'N0PRUSSIANISM !
FOR Mr.. keller.
St. Paul Congressman Opposes
Passage Of Compulsory Nil
Itary Training Bill. .

WASHINGTON, March 26.-In re-
cording: his opposition to compulsory
military training Congressman KEEL
Ter of Minnesota said that while it is
true man should insure his home
against fire. it is also true that the
law "holds you criminally liable If
you pour gasoline on your house and
set it afire.'' 49,.
'"The compulsory military train
ing evil" he continued, was clearly
recognized by the representatives Of
the allied governments in drafting
the terms OF the peace treaty with
Germany. It specifically provides
that Germany's all-powerful system
Of compulsory, military training, the
perfection of which led the ex-
kaiser to believe that he could lick
the world" must be abolished en-
tirely; that her army must be raised
by voluntary enlistments. Is this not
sufficient proof that the system is
menac1ng and destructive alike to the
civilized world in: general and to each
individual4 nation. in particular? If
we deny the right to continue such
a plan to a nation that has been
forced to drink of the bitter cup of
humiliation because of its misap-
LEGATION Of the tremendous power de.
veloped through the plan, should we,
after spending thousands Of lives and
billions of. dollars in successfully
shattering this autocracy. adopt the
very. plan that caused the downfall
Of a mighty nation and brought suf-
fering and sorrow and woe to every
human hearth"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
HOLDS $3.50 IS FAIR
-. :.. PROFIT on $40 SHOES

WA;sH1NGTON, March 25.-The
fair price advisory board of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia has concluded that
$3.50 is a fair profit on a SO pair
OF shoes. 1t has been found that
some dealers have been charging
what Is termed: ''exorbitant'' profits
ana this scale has been agreed to-:
IS per cent profit on ordinary grades
Ct shoes: 10 per cent on shoes SELL
Ing: at over $12. and, 81: per cent on
children's shoes. - -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
twelve. APPLY
FOR Or. CITIZENSHIP
Judge Page Morris. viii Hear
Applicants; Two Admiralty
Gases Scheduled.

Hearing on II applications for
citizenship will take place BET ore
Judge Page Morris in United States
district court Tuesday. The exam
the morning and q special session Of
court will start in the afternoon for
the trial Of, several cases in admir-
atty.
' The case Of the Shenango Fur
mace company against the steam
tugs Minnesota and Wisconsin. and
the case Of the Pittsburgh Steam
ship company against the steam
tugs Minnesota and Wisconsin and
the steamer Schoonmaker. have been
placed on the special term calendar.
Both cases are the result Of a vessel
collision in Duluth 1arbor in July.
1917,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
HIGH COST OF LIVING j:
INCREASES |h.ENGLAlD

LONDON, England, March U.s.
The high cost of living IN England is
increasing, despite the. passage of
the ;profiteering act, six months ago.
At no time during the war or since:
the armistice has the cost of living
been higher than it is today, and
the end Of the upward movement is
not in sight.
The governments investigating
committee reported that because Of
great profits in cotton thread the
price should be reduced. The man
iufacturers replied by. increasing the
price. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
OFFICERS AND PRlVATES
Leave ARMY IN DR0vES

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Un-
able ITO make both ends meet" on
their present pay, officers are re-
signing and enlisted men deserving
from the army and navy in droves,
the senate was told by members Of
its military committee. One .seaa-
tor stated that he had been informed
that 200 petty officers quit the navy
in one month and that since the ar
mistice 1855 army officers had re-
signed because they were unable to
live on their pay.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
COOPERATIVE STORES
PROSPER IN TWO TOWNS

WITT, ILL.,, March 25.-The quar-
terly report of the cooperative So
clety shows $41.64 paid as interest on
share capital; $1O0.14 in loan capital:
s740.12 in reserve fund for deprecia-
ton: s753.11 net profit in reserve
fund. Sales for the three months to-
tailed s12,70e.6e; resources $22,067.57.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27

man has been found who says he
~ouio rather live in the city than
IN the country-but he admits that
ne has never lived In tho country.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
COLLINSVILLE. ILL.,. March Ok

COLL1NsV1LLE, ILL.,, March 25.-
The eighth quarterly report of the CO.
operative society at this place shows
ssat it paid $3.50 on share capital:
$3.50 on loan capital and made a net
saving Of ss32.34. The total sales for
the quarter were $22.s7s.es, and re-
sources are/$15,541.25.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27

The fraternal o: C: of Eagles has
pledged itself to pur base $1,000 900
in War Savings stamps.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27

Banks are selling Savings securities
on the partial payment plan. It is
getting 50 it Is almost as easy to save
money as 1t is to throw it away. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27
\ FewEP p iinted Remarks
About These Frocks

IN NO CASE are'there more than two Dresses
= alike in this Hundred, and where there are e
two they are not tie same size s :
THE TAFFETA; FR0CKs are :puffed and.
1pleated, and quaintest COPIES pis
Of the Mode Of the Eighties -. - 3: 10" ~.
KHAlNY. TRICKS .of Oriental Coloring, EN-.
1v1 broidered organdie, Steel Bead; THE new
old.fashioned ribbons Roman Stripes, Harsm
Skirts, and IBrocades .Girdles and; Saahe.. Are
employed g. - S. ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27

A Poiret Twill having the Islander
Silhouette and dist}hetl1' tdilffffetent
embroidery Of 0fientally: icolofful
red and gold. Harness set Of The
embroidery. G.ssets ennbroidered
in At the hem: Of the. skist give
needed fulfness. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-03-27

Navy Geesgette soft, graceful, de:
peading entifely aponA the mate
rial; 4 feminine ,hafem skirt: and
loops Of steel beads-thtse same
beads, being Applied in panel ef-.
feets, witch are the only: deeorat-
i've note. = ~:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-27

8agen nit SoIardoern. 3-a0IIigen
&eifen nebit Stein.9ett, Surrep,
einipamiges 9uggp, boppeIipGnni.
ges 8uggp, . 11.5Oa. 8fIiige, 2
9iamonb 8fliise, einipGnnieer GuI.
tipatOr, 5uei boppeIipGnniee Guilt.
bators, Disc gultipator, 2 Section.
@ggcn, I-@gge, Superior Soc
Drill, Sooiier Disc Drill, 2 S6pi.
ben.gggen, 9eering @inber, 6Ha
SUB S4nitt; NcGormid NGbma.
idine, $eltreden S6mieoe.$ eer6
Gorge, Giber.8reiie, 2 s6Ieiftei.
ne, 0e2abal Cream Separator, 81.
6en.Sretter unb 9alfen, 8, 10 ulo
IL Sub lang; 5ena.8retter IL uno
ID SUB lang unO bieIe anbere 9lr.
tifel, gu 'aablreid Inn lie ale o,l be.
nenller.
8eoingllneen: $40 uno tpeni9er,
bnar; 8etraee iiber $40 5rp0lf SEQ,
nate CREDIT eeeen 9tote NIT gutter
Siderbeit. Haa Sqaigteit iino Die
Soften nit 6 8roaent ainstragenb.
8illiam Static,
Sermann Wo.. 81. 2.
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SdrribmaI6ine nit itets neuen
4orrefturen imnter pieoer nbjuflop.
len. 8obl lit es elm babies Meu.
itenalter Der, 0ab i6 ibr III Die To-
d,cnSen bIauen ainOeraugcu ifalite
mo aus ibrem Mun0e ons ihlitlt'
treltbcr5ige @efenntnis nu6 gum
leeten 9uhitabcn Ser 2ebren hires
8ater$ pernabm, ut0 fiini5e6u SAB
re limo in Der Gntmidlung zines
iungen Weuihentinoes cine Innge
3eit, 5llmaI in 10 b~euegten 3eitlGuf.
ten. Aber es miiBte Oof nit ionoer.
barren 9ingen 6ugegnngen iein,
Ipenn 6ieie reflle SeeIe, Die Ourdiit.
tia mar ME &riitall, iid) 10 gctriibt
baben ioIlte, DAP iie iid gum @egcil'
tell Oeiieu, mas lie emit inbriinitig
8egIaubt, befebrt baben t0nnte.
@enn man bGren piirbe, 0ab tie nit
eincm Ser u%nbeoingten anbGnger ID.
res Gaters cine &olonie Der Staat.
Ioien Der llrdlriiten segriin0et Bate,
man t6nnte c3 obne peiteres 9lau.
ben. GaS IGge in ser 2inie ijres
@eicnS unO ibrer g~rSiebung. 9Iber
Die 3eilnabme al einem 4ompIott
Der aonterrepoIStion lit et1pas 10
abiurOes BEL DER Sohter Solitois,
Dab man MIR an 0ie @rfinoung ir.
BcnO zines 8~algenpo8els ODER al elm
YttBoeritdnoniS ODER, pern es oo6
luabr irin ioute, an Elm &Gtiel gIau.
ben fam, 0as normaIer Menifen.
fennttis u~nloSbar bIeibt. @arten
mir alio meitere WitteiIungen ab,
sic BEL Dem Sntereiie, oas Die ganBe
gebiI0ete 8elt am Sauie SolItoi
nimmt, gemiB gift ausbIei6en t0n.
men.
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9lnftion.

llnter5eidneter miro ol1f leiner
Sorm, 3 Meilen neltl. bon Ser,
mann, an
9onnerstag, ben 2. September
beginneno 10 ubr bormtttags, fol.
genoes gigentbum an ben Reilt.
btctenoen berfaufen:
MGbr.Soblen, 1 Sabr oft; &fero
IS Sono bod, 5 Sabre alt; CHUTE
1919 $ono bod, 6 Sabre alt; Stl.
tie 15R Sanb bod, IL Sabre alt;
8fero 17R Sano bod, ~ Sabre
alt; 8fero Is Sanb bod, 6 Sabre
oft; 6 Mildfiibe, idbriges &ino,
Stier 21a Sabre alt; 2 Get 8usen.
@ei1irr, 1 Get 8uegp.@ ei9irr,
9oppelipanniees 8uggp.@ eidirr. 2
Set 8flug.@ ei6irr, 8 Get Blind.
8rioles, 2 $erren.S ottel, 2 Sarm-
tpagen, nieoerer 8agen nit eiiernen
&dbern nebit Seuframe, 1 nieberer
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Nnftiun.

ullterdeidneter miro ouf leiuem
Elase III Serlnonn, Den friiberen
Suomig Blat, am
Sumstas, ben 4. September,
be9tnneno 1 llbr na6mittogs, fol,
9enoes @igentbum an ben WetItbie.
tenoen perfaufen:
Sfero, 16 Sano bod I Sabre
alt; Sfcrb 1872 Sono bod. 8 Sab.
re alt; Stllte 1872 Sanb bod. 7
Sabre alt, Elm Saar SHETLAND $50.
mics, 2 5armmagen, Champion
ynbmalftne, OoppelipGnniger Gul.
ttpotor, e~inipGnniger Gultipotor.
II 5oaiger 9fIug, cinipGnniaer
Diamond 8fIue, 0oppeli6aufel.
Bflug, boppeIipGnniee @gge, Elm.
Ipannige Ggge, Sprinsmoeen, 2
Sets boppelipGnniges arbeits . &C.
i6irr, 9ltgep.@ eidirr, Set boppeI.
lpalllllges S1ggps8 eit)irr, 3 Ser.
rem SatteI, Gconomp Cream Sepo.
rator, Slb SruItp Sncubotor $3.50
@ier), Eroirie Stote Sncubotor,
Grairie State 9roober, Sdleifitein,
@indeiter. Rifle, M0bel uno Sous.
gerGtbihaften uno biele anoerc ar.
tifel.
9eoingltngen: $40 uno oorunter,
gaar; ouf 9etrGee iibcr $40 rpiro
cine Note nit anerfannt gutter Sid.
erbcit uno 5 Tro5ent ~ainstroqpnb,
acceptirt.
Sm Sole es an d. September
regret finoet Der @erfarf on1 6.
September itatt.
Sos. u. 6 nc 8,
Sermann, @o.
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BUR &eadtnu9!

90 Alfre0 Babe, Mitglicb Der
Sirma 8aoe Bros. ieinen Antbeil
on Dem @el6Gfte an 2ouis &lletter
perfauft bot, eriu6en mir ollie Die.
jenigen Die nit oieier 6irula in
&e6n1ng itebeL Dor Dem /. Sep.
TENDER ibren Gerpfli9tuneen naf)3u.
fonmen. 8ir ipre6en biermit al.
len unieren &unben fir boS uns
erluieiene 3utrauen uno lire pertbe
&1noi6oft unieren ber5liditen 0ont
olls unb boffen oaB Oieielben
oieie al,6 altf unieren 0a6folsern
int @ei9dfte i%ibertragen per6en.
Babe Bros, Berger, SEQ.
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Idtnns Sarmer!

Sd babe Die aeentur fir Den
aats'Gbalmers One.Oeon Eractor
iibernommen llnb Lobe Die Sarmer
our 8eiidtigung biefer uuseeaeid'
neten Sarm.@ ai6ine elm. Mit Die.
fem &ractor fOnnt ibr ieopeoe Mr.
belt auf Der Sorm al1sfiibren, pie
Bflii9en, 0iscen, Bflan8en, Sroe.
gen, WGben, @geen, Seure6en,
Grnten, 2aiteH fabren, ODER oils
Sriebfraft fir onoere Noidinen be.
nuben. Sreis $795. @. S.
@las Serniann, No., q. /.
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Sermann Gbaltauaua, 2S. Iusnft
i. September.

2aut ben i'm Heforoersomt in Ct.
Souis bintcrIegten bei6lporcncn
Alsiagen foitete Die aompuene oen
beioen uuterlegenen &anoiooten fir
Den 8unoesienot cine 5icmlid elei.
de Summe. Ser &epubIifoner
9nigbt =. 0ouiS beriftet feline
Gltseoben nit $3794.27 l1nb Der
0emofrot Senrp g.. &rieit 1886. 70
wdbrenb lire erfolgreiden &olegen
SeIben g. Spencer (Gfep.) $3573..
50 uno 9~refinrioge Song Gem
$6479,S1 Derollsgobten, nie aus H..
rem a1n 10. 9lrtguIt na6 @aibtngs
ton, 8. g., beridteten gr~flGrungen
heroorgebt.
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Nnftiun,

llnteraei6neter miro auf ieiner
6arnL ~ Reilen oitlid bon 8op,
un6 5 Reilen meItl. bon Slp;Ss,
Nuntag, ben 30. Nn9uit,
beginnenb balb 2 ubr folgenbes @i'
gertbum 0ffentli6 an Den Neiitbie.
tenoen perfaufen:
Nauleiel, 2 @il6fiibe, @a,tter.
i6pein, edte &aiie 8. S. g.; etpa
5000 8funb Selt, Sarmtpagen,
iump.ieat Sop 8uggp, &iitenidrGn.
fe, Glide, Pfliiee, @feroegei6irr,
&itdcn9erdtbe unb uiele anoere Ir.
tifel.
8ebingungen: SIS uno peniger.
baar; 8etrage iiber So bier Mo.
nate Credit eegen Note nit gutter
Si4erbeit.
SIN Sale es ON 30. 4uguit reg.
net, finoet Ser 8erfouf am foIeen.
Dem Gage itatt.
@eora @illis, Smiss, @O.
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RanflrrildDe Gan,.

Ser fiinitIeriife Gan5 bot ii6 int
lcSten Sabr5ebnt ale 8iibnen ero.
bert uno Die Satiade, oaB Oas Sub.
lltltm audi arbeiter - Die Cana.
abenOe eifrig beiutt, lit Elm 9etueis
oaflr, Wie groB ons Snterelle an
oieien 9arbietun9cn lit. 0as Ballet
als ioldeS bat ii6 au6 idon in
frIberen 3eiten GROCER 9eIipbtbeit
erfreut; uno INNER taudten bon
Belt 5u 3eit ein5cIne Sterne aut,
Die, aus ibm beruorgebeno, ibren
Eriumpb5pg iiber Die 9retter, Die
Die 8elt b%eoeuten, antraten. eiht
Sdonbeit uno 9raaie alein tparen
es, Die oieien 6rauen gu ibren gro.
BEN @rfolgen perbalfen, es nluBte
audi oas tiinitlerii6e gmpfin6en
mitipreGen, oas alein our p0aiqen
8ur6ortngun9 Ser g~etan5ten Roqe
fiIbren fnnnte. gorbiloli6es pltr6e
auf 6ieiem @ebiet in ben ruliiId)en
galetS geleiltet, aus 6enen @eItaI.
ten Die Die Baiplopna uno 0iiins.
fp beroorDaGien fonnten. Die
Homlorpna, Oeren beiterer, ent5iif.
teno anmlltiger uno ieeIenpoQer
8and Die 3uihalter gu otemloier
gn0adt 5rpang, fam in ibrer 41tnit
ais w~abrboit flaiiti6 be3eifnet
iuer0eu. 0ieie Slmit, Die oen tief.
item GuSbrllf in ie6e 9epe9rttg, in
ieoes 8lieO lpgt, uno Die 0ob 10
i6Webenb leitt unO miibeIo5 pirft,
lit erorbcitct, lire 5ormen iino er.
I6often rno ourd)oa6t, ibr @eier
lit Der Whliif nad)empfun0en.
Ser Gan5 ais iOl6er lit btsber
oils ielblt0noige &unlt MIR perb1It.
nismdBig iclten auigetretpu. unO
bod lit Der Cans olt; jeine beltte
nod I'M WorgenIano ulo bel ~ein3el.
men g%toturu0lfern geiibte Hbptbmif
bot, pte ale PRIMITIVE <nit, einen
itarf erotiidcn Anitrit). grIt mad
unS nod i'm 2auie ser Sa5rbunoer.
t. fpuroe er Dereoelt, namentli6
ourdJ Die in oen 8Dmnaiien geiib.
ten &eigen Der alien @rie6en. 50
bilHeten Die ein5tlnen 3eiten uno
Die Oeridieoenen <lturepofen be.
itimmte Sormen OeS &an5e5 uno
martde Ealente.
aud aus Oelti6en 9allets lino
3alente beruorgegangen, Die, iei es
nun nit Dem Ballet als Sole Deer
aaein, ibre alnit einem groBen
Sublifum INNER ltno INNER pie.
Der 5eigen fonnten. Die getan3te
8antomine CAB @%elegenbeit, Dos
Spiel oes gau3en &0rpcrs in ben
9ienIt 0eS gluSOrudS gu iteqen unb
10 f@ncn audi iiber Dos Sdouipiel,
Die Bantomime &iinitler unO &iinit.
lerinnen gum Gau5. IS finoen itd)
unter 0en iugenOlidJen 2%Gn5erinnen
unicrer 3cit cine gauge In5abl, De-
rem Salent iif nit gnmllt uno Sri.
i6e part. Die Art, pie lie lire
&unit olt5ii6en, lit iiberau5 perifie.
Den uno munnigfolti9. @on5 Ger ge.
iteutcn gluf9abe iid anpaiicno, fiib'
len Tie lid in Die ictueilige RoQe Elm.
Seitere, leidte Gdnae pe6icln nit
i%anfter, ifwermiiti9en, ia, aud Die
8roteSfe fOnmt 81 ibrem &edt.-
Sc na6 Temperament uno 9ega.
bung mi6men ii6 ein5clne Gang
fiinitlerinncn al1d beitimmten &C.
bieten. Bolt II. Belt.
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Aud cine aritit. Ser
Gum 9rGuti9om Der So1ter, OILS
oieie elm &ieo aeiuugen): rRa, pie
Nas Nfdoel iin9t! -. So, Der I'm.
terridt Fat abcr aud iiber apei.
tauienb Marf gctoItetl"
9ranttgam: nSn bar ,pGr's mir
!ieber."
Ereffenbe 8e5ei6.
II un9. a.; Ser 8etterpropbet
8. bat fir Die n6dite 3eit beftige
8etpitter ansetiinoiet."
o.: ~9aS 1T ia Elm 9onnertpet.
tcrpropbet."
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&naber unD WtGD6en
%perlangt.

8noben uno MGbdeu i'm alter
bon ilber 16 Sabren bcrlangt. 9alt.
crnoe 9eiddftieung uno lcbr quite
206ne pGbrenb Der Sern5eit.
Sboe %,
Sermonr, No.
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@cr bos Solfsblott pcrmibt,
miro Die llriodc oorin finbCn, 6ab er
Ole 3citln9 nidt micocr bcItellt bot
nls sic 3cit obgcIoltfcn mar. 8enn
Ole 3cit o~bgeIanfen lit, b6ren mir nit
Dem Shiden ouf.
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Sranbeu 81 Ocrfaufen. Sd0ne &C.
iunoe Sbes, 5 Gents per Bfunb.
8eltellllngen meroen iest entgegen.
genommcn fir 4blieferune in nod.
Iter ISOLDE. 30gert nidt, oenn Der
8orrotb lit MIR Elm %beidrGnfter.
Stone9iII 8ineGo.
Sermonn NO.
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gu o%erfanfen: 2ot bon Go SUB
Sront neblt fleinem @ebGuoe, an
Der meItl. 2. StroBc. Breis SIS
pro Srontfub.
8. q. Start,
4058 Slora 8lb6., ct. 2ouis, Wo.
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&erlanst: 100000 Sonnen Strob
in 8aaen. 8erbe quite Rreiie be-
5oblen. S6reibt an ODER ipri6t Dor
bel 6. 6. 9abis, Sermann, Wto.
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@erlanst: Gin @dodcn fiir Sol,S.
orbeit in cilrcr 6omilie BON brei
8erioncn. 0cin 8aidcn. Suites
Seim. Gmpfcblrngen perlongt.
Ala g. Union @oe., Gro floor ~,
ct. 2ouis, Wo.
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&erloren: cine golbene llbrtette
nebit @ebGnee (cborm). 8eIobnlrne
menr in Der Office .. 81. obeeIie.
fert.
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gerlangt. Surge Dame ,,nb Jun.
ger Wnnn fir Sffice.arbeit. Cine
Die Typewriter Irbeit oerltebt lrir0
norgc5ogen. Stenogropbie nift
%notbmenoig, SnternotionoI
Sboc 6 o., Sermnnn, $40.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-27

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
Frugality.

Frugality has ever been esteemed
a virtue as well among pagans as
Christians there have been even he
roes who practiced il. However, we
must acknowledge that IL is too mod
est a virtue. or. II you will, too OBJ
Scure 81 one TO be essential to her
oism; few heroes have been able TO
attain TO such a height. Frugality
agrees much better with politics; IL
seems TO be the base. the support, and,
In "A word, the inseparable companion
of n just administration.-Oliv Gold
smith.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
Editors Joke.

A budding author sent a humor-
Gus paragraph 10 the editor OF a daily
paper. Not finding It printed within
a reasonable time or hearing from the
editorial department. he wrote 20 In
quire about IL. Il sent you a joke
about ten days ago. I have heard
nothing respecting It's safe receipt and
should be glad 90 hear whether you
have seen H." The editors reply was
as follows: -Iour Joke arrived safe
~. but upsto the present we have not
seen IT.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
Peculiar Strike.

one OF the novel strikes on record
was that Of smugglers which oc-
CURED on the German-POlish frontier
some years ago. Extensive Snug
Cling operations were being carried on.
principally through women who
crossed into Germany two or three
times a day In ragged clothing, re-
turning In costumes OF the latest
fashion. From the smuggling organi-
zation the women received less than
80 cents a day. so they struck for
higher wages. and won.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23

An aid-de-eamp Is an officer at
tached 20 the generals stan who as
sists him In his work: he II an acting
assistant adJutant general by reason
OF his detail as aid. He attends the
general. acts practically as his pri.
vate secretary and may be designated
TO some special military duty. Dur
Ing our Civil war the aids carried or
ders sno scteu an a,l sorts Ca us......
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
inn Plpe Makes Good sprlnkIer.

iron Pipe Makes Good Sprinkler.
SomGlody attached to the Arroyo
Seco library aud Fairgrounds In Los
Angeles had bright idea. In order
20 sprinkle the rise hedges and vines
in the grounds with little trouble,
three fourths- inch pipe was perforated
at Intervals and placed on top of the
fence. The pipe was then given water
connection; aud now. when the winter
Is turned ON. the entire hedge and
border 81 flowers Is sprinkled. Another
length of perforated pipe takes care
OF the library terrace.-Popular
Science Monthly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
When Honey Bees VIII Sting.

Dark colors seem TO be more offens-
I've TO bees than light. and the person
dressed In dark garments should show
more caution when handling these use
ful insects offensive Odors are also
Objectionable 10 them. and the person
recently returning from working in the
stable or whose perspiration has a dis
tinct odOr should show some discre-
ton In making himself familiar around
the beehlve.-Cllntonvil Gazette.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-06-23
Lame Sickness.

An investigation of the South Az
rican disease known as lamziekte. or
lame sickness. suggests that Il is due
10 a special plant poison that Is gen.
Grated under abnormal conditions in
GRASSES or other plants that are nor
mally harmless. It's development seems
20 be associated with unusual weather
and soil experiences OF which sum
mer drought is important. Through
such conditions. whiting would favor
the formation Of the poison, and this
explains the common belief that the
disease results from eating wilted
plants.