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New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
GRAND JURY PROBES
 N. '. VICE ARRESTS
Detective GunSon'S Trial Set for i March 19

New York, March 12.-The inquiry into vice conditions begun yesterday by the regular grand jury had not proceeded far before it became evil dent that the Fourth Police Inspection District is about to get the most thorough raking over it has had in years. Later other districts will be treated similarly.
 The district is bounded by Sixth avenue, the Hudson river, 42d street heyed to contain gambling houses, houses and flats of ill repute and to shelter most of the dissolute women in the city. It has long been pre- sided over by Inspector Dominick Henry.
 Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith, i'll charge of the invest- gation, does not say he is ''gunning" for Inspector Henry, but it is known little love is lost between them and the Sprosecutor has said plainly he believes the commander of the dis trict has been guilty of neglect of duty
 The first two witnesses before the grand jury were Chief Inspector John Daily and Inspector Thomas McDon- aid. Mir. Smith wishes it made plain that their appearance in no way re- fleets upon them. They were called to provide records Of arrests by their squads and other information that might help the prosecution.
 Will Get Full Vice Records. t Chief Inspector Daly has general charge of all districts, and Inspector
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
ELIS IN FIRST WORKOUT.

New Haven, March 12.-The Yale rowing squad was given it's first out door practice yesterday when three- eights were taken by Coach Guy Nickalls upon the harbor where they padded an hour. Captains Churchill, Peters, Ward, Cheney and S. L.. Law renee stroked the Greys. The oars men encountered plenty of floating ice but managed to row nearly seven miles up and down the Quinnispea g river during the afternoon. This evening Nicka1ls said the oarsmen had retained the stroke which he taught. since his departure in 1917.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12

There is no question that policemen are receiving money from women of the streets and I am confident we will be able to prove it. Men of this stamp should be sent to prison and l confidently expect some will soon be heading that way
 It became known that for several days the bank accounts of several po- lice officials have been under exam ination. What has been shown MT. Smith would not say. Bank accounts of several policemen also have been looked over, and it is said they showed remarkable balances in view of the salaries and the high cost of living.
 GunsOn Trial Set March 19
 Judge Malone yesterday set March 19 as the date for trying John J. Gunson, one of Inspector Henrys de- tectives, who was indicted on a. charge of extortion and bribery. His accuser is a woman of the underworld, who has testified he lived with her and received some of her earnings. When she tried to reform, she said, Gunson urged and drove her to resume he old life. In fixing the date Judge Malone announced he would grant no ajournments.
 We would have proceeded with the case at an earlier date but for the fact that Gunson,y in making his plea, reserved ten days in which to make any motions he might desire,' said MT. Smith. This period will not ex- pire until March 1S."x
 It is expected .that a special panel of talesmen will be. drawn for the trial. Ff.4.l,
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
Hosiery and Underwear

Womens full fashioned Hose with embroidered front $2. 50 pair.
 Women's full fashioned Hose in black $2. .75 pair.
 Womens full fashioned Hose in white. Corio- van. navy and Field Mouse at $2.5O pair.
 Womens Mock Seam Silk Hose, ill white black, Cordovan and grey at $139 pair.
 Womens Drop Stitch Silk Hose in black white and Cordovan at S1.z3 pair.
 Womens Drop Stitch LisIe Hose black, white and Cordovan S9c pair.
 Women's Silk Lsle Hose, colors, 59c 69c, $1 .OO pair.
 Wome1ns Cotton Hose 39c pair.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
FLIES OVER ANDES MTS. SECOND TnME IN PLANE

Buenos Aires. Ma7-cil 9.-The An des have again been crossed by an airship. The feat this time was ac- complished by Captain Parodi an Ar gentine flyer. He piloted his plane from Mendoza, Argentina, to a point over Santiago, Chile. Captain Parodi made no landing at Santiago, re- turning to Mendoza without having touched ground during the entire frO
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Loo king-Take
 Olive Tablets

To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes. DF. Edwards Olive Tablets Ca vege- table compound mixed with olive oil) act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results
 They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of i,~>--~~ a~a sold a-r,,,lIv 1n.> an4 2Sr
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12

Misses fine Ribbed Hose black, white snd Cordovan, 39c and 45c pair.
 Misses Silk Hose, white, black and Cor- dovan, 59c S5c pair.
 Boys black Ribbed Hose at S9c, 45c, 59c 65c and 75c pair.
 Infants Wool Hose. white black and Cordovan 59c pair
 Infants Cashmere Hose white. pink and blue 39c pair.
 Infants Cotton Hose in white black and brown, sizes i 1a to 613 at 29c pair
 Infants Cotton Vest all sizes 39c each
 Infants Wool Vests, made in all styles and sizes 98c eacl
 Infants part 59c and each ? Infants Bands 39c, Oc and 75c each.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
LEWIS BEATS EDWARDS

Rochester, N. Y, March 12.-Ed (Strangler) Lewis heavyweight wrestler, threw Jack Edwards, Pa cific coast champion, twice here last night in an hour and thirteen min utas using the headlock for both falls
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12

New Ribbons Lace Collars Beads, Beaes. Bag4, PuIseEb Umbrellas Peri un1es and Powders are here for your inspection
 36-in Percales best quality at 39c yard
 72-in Irish NIiu Table in s4k yard lengths at $2OO yard. / Pequot Sheets 81x90 $500 each.
 PequOt Tubing 42-n wide 7Oc yard.
 Lace Curtains priced from $2.75 to 6.9s pair Try us for Tray Cloths Table Cloths, Damask Sets. Towels, Bureau Scarfs and Sha1ns.
 Blankets. Comfortables, Bed Pillows, Feathers and Bed Spreads at Special prices
 Boys Wash Snits, sizes to years at $2.25 0 S29S J. Childrens Ronnpers $1.39 and $i.4o.
 Boys BIouses sizes Q years at 5sc, 9Sc and $1.19 each.
 Mems Negligee S1iir ts Soft Gun, sizes ffk to t7 at $2.49.
 We sell the Arrow Collars Men, bota, soft and stiff.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-12
Silks and Dress Goods

54-in Jersey all wool in tan, taupe and grey at $4.& yard
 vol Tricotine 54-in wide ill brown, black and green at $1.75 yard.
 45-in all wool Serge n black, brown, navy and green at $2.49 yard.
 58-inch wide all wool Mems Wear Serge in navy blue at $5.25, $5.75 and $7.5O yard.
 Imperial Serge 4o-i in wide, all shades 4.5O yard.
 Crepe de Chine 4O-in wide in Copen. pink, white, black, navy, nile green and flesh at $325 yard.
 Georgette Crepe 4O-in wide in pink, light blue, white, Copen, navy. black, taupe, Prune, garnet, grey. purple and dark green at $S.25 yard.
 36-in Messaline in Copen, brown navy, garnet dark green and black at $275 yard.
 Figured Georgette New Designs, 4O-in wide at &f.49 yard.
 Bates Ginghans s2-in wide in plaids, checks, and plain colOrs yard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
8latteis.

a1lBer Scr ~9ottDollen Sugeno, DC.
llcn oaS GbrtItfino6en cinCn Sonos
idIitten ooer Shlittidltbe gcbradt
butte, brofte ooS @lottcis, NIT Dem
mir lette @o6c bciu1gclu6t mltroen,
9tiemanocn groBc 6reltOe, Defenders
0enen nidt sic artf Den glotten nit
Gi8 il~ber5ogcncn Scitcnlpc9cl llngcs
mobnte ofrobotiidc ltebungcn aus
filbren mltBten ODER gar 81 Sail
famen llnb mcbr ODER minoer
idmcr3bafte &erlctungcn bopon tr11.
gen. Iu6 Ser Srrfebr auf 6er
StroBcn mar fein iebr roger, benn
mir weni9e I1ltomobil. Better nag
ten cine Sobrt oltf 6em Giic.
9os @Iottcis bcrllrio6tc in Sen
Sbit9Grtcn bctrGdtIihcn SdoOcn 0o
picIc 9lcitc Scr @Gltlnc bon Ser 2oit
OcS GiicS 0cfnidt ooCr a%bgcbrofell
murocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Sidcres 3eiden seinnSen
Seritanbes.

Solgen6er Sail benefit Dob Die
WGnner Die gum SSl,rpoienit bcrange.
2ngcn morocn oftmolS bobc Sntclli.
Qcn3 beiiten. Sic Srage fam i'm
@eridt in gtem Sort Dor elmer SSllrD
sur ScrbanOlllng, oh cine gclpiiie
Srolt, beren SeItoment bon ibren
N%ngcb0rigcn bc~onltonbct tpl,r6c, bel
&crfoiiung Oesiclben BET 9eiunoem
8critan6c mar o0er nidt. Die In-
gcb0ri9cn Der Scritorhcnell, Inn 0uS
TcItontent ais un9illtig ST crflGrcn,
bC5elt9tcn ooB 0ie6rou icbcSmoIpCnm
Der Gtnmc Oes @rGiioentcn @ilIon in
ibrcr 8cgcnlpart erpGbnt ip,lrbc. in
3orn uno @lltb gerictb un0 itber
8ilion ltnb feline Administration
oerb bonn 2eoer 5og. 9ie Sl,rp ei,
nigte ii6 auf ben 8obriprl,d boB
Die 5rau BET gciunbe1n 8crItanoe
lpar unb bob oos Geitomcnt OesbaIb
redtsfrGftia lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Die Gin sraiiicrt iuiebcr.

&n % Stooten Ocs 2onbcS graf.
iicrt our .3eit Die Snfllten3o mieoer,
lit ober nift 10 i6limm, ols letteS
Sobr. Sn Gbicogo Iterbcn tGgIid ct
ma 100, in Ct. 2olis ctlpo GO uno
in aonioS Gitp etpo 40 Gcrioncn OIL
SnfIltcn5o 1rno 2llngcncnt5iin0ung.
Der Gon9rcB bat biclcr Gage cine
babe MilIion GoIlors bclpiGligt fir
sic @efGmpfung Ser Selt6e.
9(l16 lit sic &rnnfbcit in mon6cn
flcincrcn StGOtcn in Wi'ioltri ol,sge.
brofcn, oorlultcr audi Columbia, mo
picIc Stu6cntcn 6ornie0erliegen.
@icr IN Scrnlonn lit 0ieicS Sobr fem
ToII iolpeit bor9cfommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

-0to6 INNER ideint cs in meitc.
rem &reiien nidt befannt gu iein, 6aB
icmano bafir, Dab ai,f ibm eeb0rigcn
8ebarlben ODER auf ibm ~geb0rigen
@aultellen Reflame5ettel ODER S6il.
Der ODER 3dunc fir Spirititoicn an,
9ebradt ODER oltfgeitellt iino, beItraft
mcroen fam. Sir alle 6erartige &c.
iesesilbertreter, gan5 9leid, oh oie
Gnbringung Der Reflame nit ibrem
Sorrpiiien gcifob oOer nidt, iiebt ei,t
abi6nitt Der 8robibitionsofte cine
8eloitrafe bon nidt mebr als $4,000
ODER cine @ef6ngnisitrafe bon ni6t
mebr als 2 Sabren. Dor. @it Der
Strafberfolsuns ipuroe in mebreren
Stabten 6es 2anbes bereits begon.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Seridreibnns bon 8bisfcp ais
Weoisin bnrdJ Ierste.

Sn Intlport ol,f cine Iniro9c Oes
Solicitors Hoper ipl1roen aus ocnl
Q(mte ocs 8in1cnitcltcr Solicitors in
@aibington fol9cnbc Inorbmmgcrl
crbaltcn, peld)e Die Seroromlng bon
@bisfep burd Icr5te rc9cln.
Ger N(r5t nuB iid eincn grlo1b.
ni5idein fir bos Seridrcibcn Der,
ihoffen pelhcr bel ocm Iofolcn Bin.
nenItelcr Solicitor inn 8rn1Oc8gehGu.
De erbaltcn merben fam.
Scr Nr5t mllB oornod iebcrL oai
Der Npotbcfcr, 5ll mcld)em cr 6as Sic.
oept icnOct, cine 9rnOcS Gi5en5 be.
iibt, melde ibnl baS Re6t gicbt ipi.
%ritl,olc @ctr0ntc ul,f @run0 bon &c
5eptcn 81 perfoufen.
Gr mltb Die Summer ieines @r'
Ioubnisi6eincs allf Iein Hc5ept idret
ben.
Vr muB ocn Nnnlen uno Die a0rei
ic Oes IpotbefcrS al1f iein Re5cp:
if)reiben.
Gr nuB Sen Nonlen un0 oic boil,
ItGiloi9c gorciIc bc8 Eoticntcn ortge
sen.
Gr m,B bic &ronfbcit on0cbcn lin
lrclfc pcridricbcn mltrOc.
Gr nulB Sic Dirt uno sic MCn9I
ocS Ocrihrichencn ipiritlloien Csc
trGlttcS an9c6cr.
Nil0cbcnOc Misunderstanding.
,llntcrlfrift nnb D%ollit0noi0e Ibrci
lc 0cS NIr5tCs.
is miiiien 3 Grcnplore q Ori9i
nal un0 9 &opicn) Ser Rc3cptc &c
idricben lperoen, 3 @rcnplorc bcn
.apotbcfer 81 iibericnbcn, rnb cine:
bon 0erl g[rSt olS 0nltcrn0cr 9clci
gu bcbolter.
@cnn Der Npotbcfcr 0oS &e3cp:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

-Sobn 6risemeDer; pon Nopo'
leon NO., idreibt lrnS Dab er Ieste
8od)e boS 8oIfSblutt nidt crboltcu
babe un0 oeSbolb gang unglidlth
iei, GA ibm Dos BOltsblatt beinnbe
10 notMucnhi1 lei mic Dos t6glide
9rot. 9tun oaS Boltsblatt miro III.
3ipiihcn mobl bel inherent 5reltn6
onGclon9t Iein Obmobt etiUaS bcr'
ipGtct. Inter An0ercm I9rcibt Serr
6ritemcper:; .Sicr in 2ofohette
Gountp iin6 biele Der 8etuobncr an
Der Snflucn5a ertrnuft, ooh ideiut
0ic &rnntbeit nlht bon fold b0ier
Notllr 81, fem mic I'M Soriobrc. Nltd
nit S6orlo6fieber bobcn bicle 80.
nlilicn 81 %fGrnpfcu. &om 0onfia9.
~un8sto9c bis NCtiobr bottcn mir
Ipiet &SintcrmcttCr, ieitbcr je6o6 lit
MrS @ettcr nieI NclinOcr. Cur Belt
bcrridt bier GROCER @oNcrmonaeI
uno Oiclc GiItcrucn iinO Ieer, 70 6aB
un8 elm gutter Hcgcn crrpiinidt m1re.
Scr5lihc @rilbc an unicrc olteH BE.
tonntcn mo 6rUrnbc IN @o&conooe
GoumtO."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

uusfiilIt, mlb cr bcioe Grenplare
martiercn uno icincn Nolncn 3cid.
nen.
&cin &e8ept Bari mebr olS eirnlol
ollsgcfilllt mer0cn.
&cin Rc5cpt fir irgcno cincn go
ticnten mGDren0 elmer Serio6e bon
10 Eagen fir mebr als 1 8int.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Berger.

NCrmunm 0lllmcr Crbiclt 0iCic
@ohc micocr cine Gorloorng 9nus
Dol5.
6rou @oltcr Sor6crboie, mel6C
Dor 5luci &odcn fiel llnb eiucn Rip.
pcnbrud Crlitt, gebt ictt mic0cr
raid ibrcr @cnciung cntgc9cn.
Scr @cilnobcits5uitono lit bier
Gin lnl9Clu0bnlid gutter unb fem Gin,
5i9er Sail Der Snfluen5o lit bis jcti
bier onf9ctreten. ,
s. Sale bot sic Geo. Scarf Sarn'
I'M Berger Bottom, bcitebet0 aus
so Nlder. iiir $4,000 o6er 5000 per
Ifcr, gefolft.
Sp. Mobliing, BON Senote @rooe
War Icttcn MontoG bier ols @ui
Scr 6ontiIic $. s. StoeppcImom.
Die nCltcn Gi0cntbilmcr 6e8 Storc
gei6Gfts Scr @cbriiocr 9ropp inli
Q. 3. nit ser Gynbcntor 9~(ltfnoburt
bcidGftigt.
2ouiS &ropp mo 6ouilic iinl
lcttc Mohc in sic @crmom MciO
tonlp @obmng gc5o0cn.
Grou 6. 9rCttborIt unh S0GnC
iino oltf Die iriibcre Sol. Stcimuct
6orm qc5oQcrl, Ole iie bon bcnt jCGi
gcr GigcntBiinlcr, 8iltccnt WltcIIC
Gcmietbct boben.
Nicle unicrCr Gnrnler miliIcn Ole
les Sabr cine Ginfonmlcnltcllcr be
5aDlct ltn0 ctltd)c 0crlclbcn IO8nr II
bctrI6tlidcr @G0c. 0ci6iebt ibnU
8on5 rcdt, marltu bobcn tic 10 bic
@cIo ~9emoft."
Nrtbur @ittbutS un0 Z. SucOc
mann bCgobcn ii6 om Sont8toG mad
J Ncrnlam nm cillen1 M%uafcnbuIl bel
5lmObnerl.
CT. &ogncr mar lcbten 6rcitot
in @crufsgci6Gftcn IN Seiicrior
Gitp.
So. @lGm un6 6omilic, wclht
tltr5c Belt bier bel ibrCn &crponO
fen auf 9cilt6 luurcr, reiIten letter
0icnStog UicOcr nah Soplor @Iut'
5urilf.
Sgnat SpedboIs jr. unO better
Satin, iomic i6re orei &inoer bcftll.
Den iid alf Der &ranfcnliItc.
6rau Oscar Wepcr, meld)c ihDcl
tranf mar, befinoet iid erfrculi4ct
@eiic ipieOer ouf Der 8eiicrung.
SenrD &ropp befano iid ON
SonStag in @eidGften in Seer
9aDen.
SO. &un3 befano ii9 lette ISOLDE
in Wcaittrif gum 8eiud ieiuc1
Sdlueiter.
SRI. Gertrude 8etel, 2ebrerin al
Der fatbl. @emeinoeidulle, mar Icb'
ten Somstog uno Sonntag in Ser
mann gum 8eiu6 ibrer angeborigen
Sobn 8. Stof bot iid bon ieiner
Sranfbeit Wieoer iopeit erboIt oaf
er ieinen @ei6Gften na69eben fam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
ScuHtur Mech seern !Sopbcr unS
Battle-Ground.

Scnotor 9Hcch ans Miiipuri CT.
fl0rtc int Scrut, OoB Nerbcrt 300.
pcr, Ser non acmiiicr Scitc fir 0aS
NrGiibcntcnumt IN Sen &orhCrGrlun6
0cbrnd,t miro, ser 3lpiihcntrGacr
Smiidlcn Col. @olie u1b Ger britt.
ihcn RcgicrunG in ltnterhmoIungen
tor hcul &ricge getpeIer Ici. 8enn
Dies I'M Senot be5meifclt ncroc, mo.
&c icn,uto cine ltntcr'lduug bean.
truQclE. Rcco In0te:
~Sooper lit Der cin3iqc loaii6e
N0rhibot fir 0nS Sr1ii6erttaint,
mcnn mir heobii6tigcn. rn1ere Re.
0icrutg bltr6 Nnnobnle bcS 8olfer.
mrnhcS an @roBbritmnicn o,ts5ilie.
fern @cnn mir oic ReQicr,,ng preis.
0cbclt, 10 lpGrc cS nngcbrn6t, hoB
mir icinnn6en habcn, ser iid) @ltt.
Trcun6 beim M6cl modem iln0 einigc
3u0cItGn6niiic iiir ul,S crGen9en
fam.
Sd CLAUDE, 6oB mcrn mir Dem
&Gltcrbunbc 5ititimmcn, SCORER Scr
loQiihc &onoioot fir bcioc Hortcien
iii Mcurt mir Sen BGlfcrhntn0 OIL
uchmcn 10 ihlicBcn mir ms elmer
Organization an, sic bon England
bcbcrriGt mir6. england miro bic
Stimmrn $CriicnS, GortnNals mo
@~rirdcnlun0S fontrolIicrCrt. @cl0icn
fam Dem MillCn gnNlnn6S nid2t mi
0crItcben, un0 6rontrcih bat Gng'
Inn6 ais Nclhiibcriu notbi0. @cnl>
mir NoS observation-disclosures nnlch.
. men, marltm baum nidlt olld 500
UCr, Der Icin gauges Schcn lett @r'
rcidulg ocS WonnCSultcrS in @rOB'
britomricn 5u9cbrodt bat. @r bal
I IN Nmcrifo mic Gcitinlmt, nltbcr nab.
Il reno oc& &ric0cS, lum ais &ir0el
| uncrtomt al merocn.
vguS CT nod icincm politildCr
Notwithstanding QciruNt murOc
Qntpnrtctc or, or lei cill 2ibcrulcr
t Gr mar nidt Ion9c Gcnir0 in hicicn
2onNc 0clpcicr, I'M bic Nontcn De-
pOlitiihcn Bortcicn 6t fcnten.
It .0icicr Mom Sooocr pcrIicB ooI
: Qdn0, ais or 81 o0cr % Sabre al
| mar, un0 fam I'M Nltcr BON AZ Sab
rem 5llriId. Gr mllr6c fortQcbolt, III
I, fir cine britiidc @cic(lidnft il
it 9~(litrolicn tb6tig SIT icin. @r ltor}
in &c%rbtn0ung nit &orporotioncr
an ocncn ale Gprtcn Gn9I0uhc
= Ebcil batten.
q .@cnn mir cilrCll @0lfcrbun0 la
Il ben ioIlcrL IoBt ms Gin britiidc,
2on0 mcroen 0onlit sic britiidc Soc
5 olt8Qciilbrt mcrOcn fomr. Die 5tinl
men, 0ic @robbritom1icn fontrOIlicrt
Wnfoiicn Elm Gor5cS 0utcnO. DcI
Stimmcn qcGcnijbcr, sic @rObbriton
le MEN fontroGIiert, f0nntet ibr ME elm
y Gntl6ciounQ 0c0cn @rOb6ritnmicl
crlonacn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Golultn.'

@iumcnitcucr GOmmiiiGr Roper
%OCrIGn0crtc an MittpOd bis alrm
10. 6cbruor sic 6riIt, m ser BeriO.
rcn sic Spiritroicn umo unbere K
oocr mcbr Yro5cnt IlfObol entbdl.
tcnoe 6GiiiiQfcitcn fir @etrGnfe-
5mcdc I'M @ciit boben, Gin SnOentor
bicriiber c~inicnocn nIliicn. Gw Wtitt-
nod mGrc nod ser @cltimnu,na oeS
8olItcoo. @eicteS Scr lette Gag bier.
81 ocmcIcn. 0icic 9citimmmg be-
trifft nid)t @ctrGntc. Die fir Briuat.
0cbroltd i'm Sollie gcbolteu meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

SPITE Did Dor Den gei6mu0OcIicll
Qciiti0cn @etrGnfcn, mornt oo8 Dun.
observation-disclosures, bcnn b0ltfi0
lit @ol5nlfoDOI oorin tntboltcn NM
onocrc Site. Gin SHIltd @oI5ol.
foboI fam Sen 500 berbciiilbrcu
oocr @lin6bcit CUR ToI9c bobcn.
NisfiCrC IS nidtI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30

S6Iodtpieb miro GcnGItct uno Der
9cncQltnQ8frcibcit bcrolrbt. 8iele
MGrncr ln6 6ro,ten berciten it4
cirlen iriibcn 500 6urd frcilpilIiae
.StolIfiittcrrnQ," ioqt bos 8l,nbes.
Qcilrn6bcit8burcor. Sb nidt 51t biet
lrn6 forge fir bGlrfi0e 8etucglna i'm
8rcicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Sbift Gurcn
&et5e n
nod Der
Eggers Milling Co.
Sermnnn SEQ.

8ir beaotIen ben bobften Rartt.
preiS uno baben binrei6enb leere
SGfe an Sano. 8,r fonner alle
5crten Beiaen, euten ober min6er'
Juten. eebrnu6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Observation-Disclosures,

Otto G. Gloc, Rhineland, "a
Rosa A. Struttmann, Rhineland, 20
Geo. w. Coulter, Elijah, --25
Matte b. Meyer, Elijah, 30
r. Wayne Cooper, Bland, --22
Jessie f. Spurgeon, Bland, iii
VIM. Decker, Bland, --5O
Martha Beesley, Bland, -49
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Girl Scout Week.

The Girl Scout movement is OBJ
serving the week November Sis.
as Girl Scout week.
The Girl Scouts have wonderful
organization that has done marvels
to lift the young folks to nobler
ideals. Each girl scout becomes n
friend to everybody. She is corteous
che is high minded, she is friend
10 animals, she obeys others, she is
cheerful, she is thrifty, she wastes
Eeither food, money nor time.
The Girl Scouts learn to play
games and play them fair. That
makes woman who will play fair
later on. They have camping trips
in which they get interested in ma
ture. They practice useful and wom-
anly arts.
Girls that 60 into this kind Of
thing are not chasing after the boys
TOR aping frivolous women. One
Hight wish that every girl in Decor
an might belong to the Girl Scouts
or some similar organization.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

Y-ELECi MINNESHIEK COUNTY.
STATED an enormous lot Of work. His
zeal for the various war activities
that he performed was doubtless
augmented by the fact that his
three brothers served under the
colors.
For eight years he has been our
city attorney and his work has been
Of great benefit to the city and its
officials, and at the last city election
he was persuaded against his wishes
to continue in that capacity, after
being advised in an opinion from the
Attorney Generals Office that 1t was
legal and proper to hold both the
office of county attorney and city
solicitor
Mr.. Nelson comes from a farm in
the northern part Of the county and
prior to entering upon the study of
law, was school teacher, drug and
postal clerk, and later occupied. the
editorial chair of a country news
Taper. AT present he is secretary Of
the DEBORAH Commercial Club and
ALWAYS takes a keen interest in local
affairs. Mr.. Nelson is married and
has family of four children.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
UsE MOORMAN'S MINERAL MIX.
TURE (FOR HOGs)

Moorman's Mineral Mixture will
increase the size, weight and break.
ing strength of your hogs bones,
and furnish other minerals necessary
for their proper growth and develop
ment. It will cure and prevent con-
stipation, the hogs worst enemy. II
you will combine II with the worm
expeller We furnish with it, it Will
expel worms, and used alone in self
feeders will prevent their further ac-
cumulation. Because hogs will keep
in a strong state Of vitality they will
be less liable to contract any and
all kinds OF disease.
The use of MoorMan's Mineral
Mixture will cause your hogs to do
enough better on exactly the same
feed, care and treatment they are
now getting to pay you a large per
cent on your investment in 1t.
See the MoorMan Man..
Representative for this territory.
A. o. ELBY,
DEBORAH. Iowa. DEBORAH State Bank
Building. 44-2.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
WILL WINTER IN TENNESSEE.
w. +. Sanderson, Former Deoorah.
ian, Takes His Horses South.
Won Big Money.

w. F. Sanderson. former operat-
or of the Winneshiek hotel has
closed very successful racing sea-
son, and won big money with his
string of horses. The stable finished
the season at Grenada, Miss. Oct. 80.
winning the last race on the pro-
gram with The Wilkmer. Black Bass
Won second money in the 2:09 pace
and Zelta third money in the 2:l6
pace. The horses We're shipped to
Memphis, Tenn, where they will win
ter.
The total amount Of money wen
by the four horses was s10,742.53
They started racing June 10. and
each horse raced every week, aud
rome of the animals We're sick
lame or missed feed, and were in
as good shape when they stopped
racing as when they started.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10
Will II PAY to Wait?

Don't wait until you get sick and
then try to avoid contagious dis
ease; neither should you Wait" to
see IL you need Health policy.
Waiting or sorry afterwards
means no Federal Policy and bic
hole in your bank account. The
plan today is. Insure or be Insure.
Under Federal Policy all men
are allies against the hour Of mis-
fortune, Phone or write,
RENE ROSENTHAL, Dist. Mgr.
Federal Life Insurance Co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-11-10

j. A. NELSON, COUNTY ATTC,aNs
j. A. Nelson, our county attorney,
WIS reelected LIST week by large
majority. He has been faithful,
diligent and ohliging public servant
and We have hope that some day pre-
haps Jake will serve the public in
some higher carlcity, although we
know nothing of his future ambition
Mr.. Nelson located in DEBORAH Just
a little over 10 years ago and has
established himself as a capable
prudent lawyer. During the past few
year he has taken part IN tho trial
Of the most important cases in cour'
and has become one of the leading
members OF the local ihar. He has
also gained great reputation as g
public speaker, and is both forceful
and eloquent in address. He has
been Memorial Day speaker twice in
DEBORAH, each time giving splendid
addresses. During the war he WIS
an untiring worker for the cause Of
his county, and his patriotism has
never been questioned. He has held
the important position of secretary
Of the VIM eshiek County Chapter OF
the Red Cross, and that alone neces