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The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Bermuda Prepares
For Lively Season

Special Correspondence to THE NEw YoRK
HERALD.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Dec. 12.-The
coming three months promise TO be the
gayest here since life In general as
sumed a normal trend following the end
of the war. Residents of this delightful
island welcomed many prominent per-
sons OF the United States and particu-
larly from New York last winter. and
they formed, with the permanent resi-
dents. the leaders In the army and navy
coteries and the visitors from the old
country. lodge colony. Those delight
full experiences are to be greatly ac-
centuated this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor will re-
turn again to Bermuda. which they
have in the past found to their taste
as winter resort They will have a
house here as usual.
Others who have taken houses here
are Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney w. Fish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis du Pont Irving. Mrs. William
Cla *, Mrs. James Harper Poor, Mrs.
William S. Fairehlld, Mr.. ]. Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Plimpton, Mrs. Frank Washburn and
Mr. Robert NJ. Parmelee of New York,
and Mrs. Montgomery Sears of Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18


Americas climate is its inexpensive
ness and it's propinquity. With the
price of an ordinary summer vacation
and a few days to spare. the New
Yorker may cast aside goloshes, put
on his golf suit and forget the bite OF
a midwinter northeast blow in his
home town.
Lots of people In this city are be-
ginning to think about just such
things, especially the men who are
beginning to feel wear Of Office work
and the strain Of business RESPONSE
bility.
From Canada comes the message for
the snow BIRDS: "Quebec is ready Tor
what is expected to be the grandest sea-
son for winter sports in the ancient
citys history, and Christmas Day VIII
fin the vigorous merrymaking IN ruii
swing"
From each Of those attractive mid
south resorts with their hotels that have
made the study of human comfort an
exact science comes the message: THE
golf courses were never In better shape
and both the sand and grass green's have
been pronounced perfect by the club
pros ~. -
From Florida letter brings the elo-
puent sentence, 1--WE left off my waist
coat" :.
And then the fancy goes out bit
20 sea, to Nassau and Bermuda, with
their perpetual spring and their genial
creature comforts that In the States
are "long gone and since sincerely
mourned."
To forecast the personnels of the
various winter resorts, particularly
those south Of the Mason and Dixon
Line and those over which fly the British
and Cuban flags 1t would be necessary
to give many more than thousand
names of persons of social consequence
not only In the chief American and
canadian cities but also In England.
British cousins and nearer relatives n
the dominion north of "the lakes" have
dn recent years figured more and moro
prominently in the social life OF the
American and Britain's American re-
sorts and in Havana.
Judging from the unusually large
number Of reservations made at the
countless fine hotels at the various
resorts and preparations that have been
and are being made to receive the win
ter visitors, the remaining days OF this
month and the days OF the first three
months of 1922 are to be the gayest
ever in Canada, in the mid-South. on
the American Riviera in Florida. at the
British resorts washed by the Gull
Stream and in tho half-tropics OF Cuba.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Scranton. Pa, will be of the early ar
rivals at their cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. Bond of Cleveland. who have a
winter home at Deland, keep their house
boat on the Halifax and entertain much
at the Clarendon during the season.
Later they will spend a month on Lake
Worth at Palm Beach. cruising from
there to Miami and Long Key.
Mr.. w. w. Clute and family of Wat
kins Glen. Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Costin of Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j. Owens and party Of Toledo. Ohio, and
Mr.. Wheeler Peckham and family of
New York are other members of the
cottage colony who will arrive early.
Among persons from New York who
will spend the season at the Clarendon
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Glen. Mr.. Will
lam Knieht, well known metropolitan
golfer: Mrs. ID. Shuttle. w. G.. Waldron
and family OF Amsterdam. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Steenken, Mr. John Rock and
party OF Croton on Hudson and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Vail of Newark. N. j.
Mr.. James p. Judge and party of
Brooklyn are to spend the months of
February and March at the Clarendon,
which expects a large colony from the
middle West this season. Among these
will be Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill Of
AKRON, ONO II. 4. mcintosh ana party
of Cleveland. w. F. Hite and family of
Huntington, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Stephenson of Detroit, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Zahner of Topeka, Kan. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stewart OF Muncie.
Ind. w L. Evans and party of Pitts
burgh, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. A Il. Martin
of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Crosby
OF Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Johnson of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Howe of Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl d. Bradley OF Rogers. Mich. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. Merry of Kansas City.
Also Mrs. F. S. Cunningham of Chi
cago. e. w. Campbell and party of War
ren, Pa: Miss Alice Card of Pittsburgh,
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

to add much to the winter activities in
Florida. The Clarendon will open early
In January.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Potter opened their
cottage opposite the Clarendon for
Christmas holidays and will remain until
they leave for The Wilderness. their
camp on Lake Umbagog. Rangeley
Lakes. in May. Miss Helen Potter will
arrive from her school at Millbrook to
spend the holidays with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer B. Fuller of
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

include Mr.. Charles Hanson Towne and
many prominent musicians. who will be
heard at some of his frequent musicales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Grahame White,
who purchased home in Sunset avenue
last season, plan to occupy it following
Mrs. Whites tour in Canadian provinces.
Following the many parties given for
Miss Ann Elizabeth Kaufman in New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman
will come to Palm Beach to spend the
season at their villa Sonia and will en-
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
AT PALM BEACH.

tertain Miss Diana Dalziel. who is Miss
Kauffman's close friend.
The Poinciana and the Breakers will
have their usual interesting colony. The
dates for opening the Beach Club and
Palm Beach Country Club have not yet
been decided. The Everglades Club has
large bookings and its maisonette apart
ments have nearly all been let. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Luckenbach have again
taken a duplex apartment there. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Cecil Singer and Mr.. and
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Attractive Fairgrounds From Canada to Florida From
Cuba and the Bohamas to Bermuda, Come Allu-
ing Invitations to Rest and Recuperate.

expended surplus yesterday in
\A/ skating Augusta trying
typical
of like weather.
or States
Marsha Foch % o American tours;
bed under blankets wakes
up to find that bosoning"
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder OF Mime
apolis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoster of
Columbus. Ohio; Mrs. w. w. Brown and
party OF Cleveland. Mrs. George w.
Guthrie of Pittsburgh and +. c. Finxen-
stadt and family of Chicago. Also Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Wheaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Forbes and family of Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jennison of Bir-
mingham, Ala, and Mr.. and Mrs. de p.
Gliddon, who have spent the early win
ter in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Lord ACKNOWLEDGMENT at Resort.

Lord Queenborough Is spending the
winter here, with his bride. lie con-
templates making early plans for
building on the property which he
purchased last season. His relatives,
Mr.. Charles w. Bingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham and Mr..
and Mrs, Chester c. Bolton, the latter
OF Cleveland, Ohio. all have cottages al
Palm Beach on the ocean front. Mr..
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
Cottagers Beginning
To Arrive at Seabreeze

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
SEABREEzE, Fla, Dec. 17.-Seabreeze,
with its large cottage colony. and the
Clarendon Hotel, situated on the IA
nous Ormond-Daytona beach, promises
The New York herald., 1921-12-18
LAKESIDE INN

We. Dorm. F1a. American plant steam hest
Asphalt roads. golf; hunting; nHhing sea-
son rates. GEORGE n. THAYER.
The New York herald., 1921-12-18

Mrs. Paris Singer will be members Of
the Everglades colony
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

9as bibdjen 3ier9oIo auf Den Itofo.
laoenen Y@Oloitiiden" f0nnte Iit
iiir Die 9aiien oes ReideS in reines
Solb oeruanOeIn, mo Sie Iuseabe
oes Eor5eIlanacIocs f6unte nobl pie
cine Inleibe pirfeu, fir oeren 3eid,.
hung Sic peltbeberridenbe Sam.
meIput garantiert.
Ser Serr Observation-Disclosures
ionte eS itb bod einmal reiflid
itberIegen, oh er nidt Dem IeIieen
Sobanu 6rieorid g6ttger i'm @rabe
nod Die nnd)trd9Iife anerfemune
gem1bren mill, ~menigitens inoireft
ridti9eS @oIo eriunOen 81 baben.
Benn bus GoraelIangeIO i'm &aIten
tlingt, 6aS 9efiait pieIei6t enolid
ein biBden abm1rts ipringt. ltno
aubcrbem ioa man Die moraIiihe
Wirfung Der Satlud)e nidlt unter.
IhGben, wenn in un0 aus unieren
8eIobeuteln iiberbaupt crit wieoer
einmaI etuoS 8eI0GbnIides nift
mcbr flie9t, iunoern flingt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
aOmmaniitiidc ainberersicbuns

Gin anidauliteS Bib 9ibt Die
Rommuniiten5eitung Bram0a
Wosfalt DON Der gr5iebun9 Der
4rbeiterfinoer in einem 6abrifort.
Sm 2eiernum b6ngen ~un30bligG
Ylofate in allen 6arben, Die bon
ben Grfolgen Der 8olidepiIten Itrot.
sen.
rS6au Der, Betia, bier in oieiem
@ebiet erfGnpiten uns Die rotten
Soloaten 3uder". Gabei miro auT
Riem bingepieien.
Limb bier %erfdmpften lie nns bas
Srot uno Sleiid."
Inoere Blafate malen oieShref'
fen oes &aiernenlebens unter gtito'
laus Dem 3meiten uno anoere Die
grrungenitaiten Der arbeiter nno
8aiiern.
On iiftbarer Stelle bdngen bon
2alib umaeber, Die 9iloer Senins,
Irotfis uno &amenemS. 9arunter
lieIt man in groBen gudItaben:
Die aommuniitenregierltng Der
aeIte ainoerfreunb,"
Die &iuSer iingen bier DiDre" Sic
ser - Die SSnternationale ino All
oere Die Erapoa foroert anf,
Oerartigc Gr5iebuHgsbcimc in groBe'
rem MaRitahe cinslrldIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Scnntor Mech iibcr Srcibcit.

@unoesicnator SameS u. ReCO
mar anlGBIih oes 5obnentugcS III Ct
2olli5 rn0 bieIt oort cine fur5e Heoe
iibCr ous Sbcmo .2opalitIt."
Mech trot fir grboltun9 Ser per.
i0nlj6cn 6reibeit, wie ite Die Sitter
6ieicr 8epubIif oem 8olfe Olrd Sic
&onititttion garontierten unO fir
mcIde Sic Sterne uno Streifen Elm
SpmboI icin ioaen, ein.
nllniere Soriubren. melde sic
&onititlltion cnttpnrierl, mltBtcn, mas
Sprunnei bcOelltet. Sic muBtcn,
mas cs beoeutet, iuenn man Oltlben
mlli. nob GripothGuier Olrfi1ht
mer0en." icQtc Rcco. LIMB bon ic.
rem Gage an, bis sur Ginfilbrlrn0
Der Grohi6itionsQeicee gait ooS
9ein oea Entertainers oils 0eIicn
SeiljQtbtul. @C1ttc Dringen Ernbt.
billions 2lgcltcn IN @obnungen cilr,
ilhcn nuh @ctrorfcn un0 beid)lug,
nohmcu, mos lie iin0en, nid)t mn
unter TcrlCBllng Der periniIlngSmd.
Bigen Refte, ionoern inter Nihtodl.
tuna cincs melt 1lteren @eiebes, Dos
beIagt: nGines Wtenifen Seim III
feline Burg" @ir miliien Dor Iol.
der 8cihr6ntung r~nierer peri0nli.
den Redytc orf Scr @llt iein; nil
miiIIen nid)t fabren loiien, tuuS unic.
re 8orfobren ourd) ibr gtut crfdltft
bober1. SoltSiudunqcn, mic tic jcB'
bon 8robibitions Mgcnten Oor8e
11onmen mer6en, Weroen niht elm
mol III England ge6ul6et, obipob
England cine Wonardic lit. Oil
@~rlmbIoge u%nierer 8reibeit lit oil
Sreibeit bes in6ipiOucllen Weniher
,no bic S%eiligbult,ne ieineS Seims
Soils bieie MiBa6tltnQ ser &onititlt
tion onbdlt, miro man boIo in rnier
@obnungen 6ringen unO uniere Gri
botpopiere b,trditobern. Die Son
itit1tion tullrbe 5itnl S6ut Oe$ Sol
fec geeen Die R~eeierung unO mid
gum S9us Ser Reeierl1nq ollein emf
norfen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Seffentlid)er &erfanf
SnB NJ aaren.

y " y " W.
9ie llnteraei6nete miro in ibrem
@eidGftslofoIe an Der 5. StroBe in
Sermonn, an
Samstas, ben %. sunni,
beginnenb 1 lt6r n~adJmittags ibren
gon3en 8orrotb bon 8lltpooren, ein.
I6lieBlid 8interbiite, Sommcrbiite,
9Gnber, 9luntcn, Seocrlt, Sanmt.
1unO Seioctpooret,, feineS 8eiobmo.
tcriol (Srimmings) uim. ollf 0ffents
li6cr aitftion an 0ie Meiitbietenben
berfaufen.
@coingllngen: 8oor.
gmilp 8iele.
g(m Iclben Soae miro Die Inter.
5cihnctc ols Radlabbertpolterin beS
BERT. 8m. &lufbobn oaS 8obnge-
bGr6e 6es 8erItorbenen nebit 2ot bon
so SUIT Sront an Der 5. StraBe &c.
gen 8%ooraobIune on ben Reiitbieten'
ben berfoufer.
@miIp 8ieIe,
1a9laBperpalterin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sin ydbtrinniser" Srentnnu.

Or. Slnf. Srentuno beabIi6tiet,
mie 9emel6et wuroe, in Oen bon Den
Sran6oien beicsten @ebieten 8or.
trdge iiber iranj0iiife &ultur 5u
baIten. Ser befanllte YrofeIior Or.
Suio 8rentano in Miinten bat nun
i'm ginoerItGnOnis nit ben iibrigen
Witglisoern ser SamiIie 9rentano
Dem Serrn ioIgenOes S6reiber
iibermitteIt:
n2ieber Reffe! 81 meiner groBeu
SetriibntS babe id Ollrb meine
Sdweiter Serapbica geb0rt, oaB 8u
0emnddit in ben pon fran30iti6en
&ruppen beiesten &beinlanben 8or.
trGee baIten pinit. SD bore, oab
9u in Erier iprefen wiQit, mo 9ein
Ibne 9eorg BON Saro6e &anjler
Oes Iebten <rfiiriten 9epeien lit, in
8obler5, no CT un0 feline Satin 90.
pbie bon 2arode @oetbe rno Die
gauge auffeimrnoe 2iteratur 81 @ait
geieben ba6en, llno NO Sntel Gle.
mems in oeren @allie ge6oren lit.
uno mo er ebenio ME an anoeren
Srten oes Gbeins, 5uiammen nit
ieinem 6reunoe Arnim, our1
Sammlung beutifer 8olfSlieOer in
OeS &naben 8unoerborn, uno oann
Our6 SerberrIibung 0es belttIden
Hbeins, in ieinen 2ieOern uno Mar.
den our 8ieoererpedung Ses beut'
i9en Observation-Disclosures nod ben
RapoIeoniideu &riegen 10 mddtig
beigetragen bat, lno mo- Sein ell
8erter 8roBuater in ieinen SGmpien
iiir ben SatboIiiismus CUR 8ieber.
gepinnung Der rbeiniifen 9euolfe.
run9 fir 9eutihlano eepirft bat.
Den Rubm, ben ii6 Die abnen Del.
ner Miitter bier erporben BADEN, 1T
Oeutider Eubm uno bat als folder
iiber 0eutihlan0s 9ren5en binaus
Slams nm Den Ramen 9rentano
oerbreitet. @ben Inn oieies @lan3es
miqen baben i'm Define @ltern ibrem
Namen beiJeiiigt.
"Nun piuit 0u BON StaOt gu
Staot 5ieben, Inn nit feiueren Wit.
teln oas attentat gegen Die Oeutihe
&uItllr gu unteritiibcn, Oas nien1als
erfol9reih iein miro, aud Denn Die
Sran3oien nod 10 uiel idrmar5e
Erllppen na6 Den &beinlanOen
ididen, Die bort 5u Stanfreihs emf
ger Stmaf oeutide 6rauen uno
Rin6er pergeDolti9en.
nIu biit 6run5oie, uno ia fam
feinen Ginwano oa9egen erbe6en
baB 0u ironjoiiid oenflt unO fiiblIt.
4ber i6 bate es por9e5o9en, tpenn
0u Dir 6as Softgefiibl 3eines On.
feIs 6ran3, OeiIen Ramen Oh tragit,
gu eigen gemoft bGtteIt. Or bat
es aud nad ieiner abfebr bon Der
fatboIiiden Stride tets melt bon lid
8emieien, gegen Oieie ouf5utreten,
Inn ni6t sic @itsIieoer ieiner So
mile un6 feline olten 8reunoe, Die
ibr anbingen, aI perleBen. Sd boffe,
OaB On mid nidt noti9en minit, 81
ientlid 3u ertldren, bob Die 5omilie
8rentano, oeren 0amen 9u benz
0einen beiseiiigt trdgit, nit 9einem
auftreten nifts gu tun bot, uno
6ab lie es be0nuert. es nift binbern
III fonnen.
8ein OnfeI 9uio 8%rentano."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Spc5ialiitnna Der Gegislatnr.

Ser NcgerreprGientont M}oorc bat
Sen @oltberneltr eriltft. in Ieil1er
Spc5taI6oti6nft an bic 2cqiSlotur
nlth sic Inno6nle zines Nnti 2pnd-
8eictcs 51 empfeblen. @toorc bat
bereit8 cine Sorlage nlt5gearbeitct,
melfe elmer GbnIiden in @eit.8trgi.
MEN nod9e6iIoet lit. Gieie beitimmt,
DAP Die 6omilie elmer ieoeu 8erion,
Bic bon 2pndern get0otet miro, non
Dem Gol,ntp, in lpeIden1 Iif bic 2Dns
herei ereiql1et, $4,000 erpfallge1l
iol, ltn0 0ieies @elO ioa in 6en1 be.
treffcnbcn Gorntn 0urh Nl1flcgcn
elmer Spe5iolitcller oltfQcbroft mcr,
sen.
Rcpr6ientant Com. g. 0oui0ion
bon ct. 2ouiS berIcstc ont Corners.
tag oaS l~lnterbou5 IN niht gCrin0e
N~nircgunQ, inoem CT SIT elmer Rcio,
/ luton IN 6orm elmer alouiCl cine
NmcnoicrrnQ ofierierte, mad Scr
fem 8crmonoter non 2egi8lot1rrmit.
~gliGoern nGbrenN ser Spe8ioliitlng
ser 2cqislotltr ais Glcrf 6cidlGfti9t
mer0cn ioQtc. Die Imen0ieruu,O
ging obCr nit so 5u 81 Stimmen
"berlorcn. Die RepltbGifoner bon Ct.
Gorts itimmten idmmtlif fir Die
4nnobmc ser @menoierunq, ebcnio
cine an5obl 9emofrotcn aus alien
GbeiIen Oes StootcS.
@. $. Moore, Scr NcQer. &eprG.
ientont bon ct. 2oltis, reidtc an
0ien$tog cine Rciolution Elm, no.
uoh cine llnteriufnlnQ cingelcitci
merben ioII bc3iiglidit Ocs BON
Stant bc5ablten 9reiies bon $2S,.
600 fir sen Rllmort Gorf. Qe,
Staot foltftc oieieS @eIGnOe ndmIid
fir oas 2incoln SnItttut.
Gum crItcn Mol IN ser @cidi6t(
0es Stootes nurDe Die Sttung in
Senot am Gonnerstag bon cinel
Game nit @ebet er0ffnet. 6rolt g
&. 6rib, Die Ser GbriItiun Stride II
8ortp Glop GountD oIs &reoi9erir
borItcbt, ipro6 in Qbmeienbcit &c:
regutl1ren SenotS .&oplons 0oS Gr
6ifnun9sgebet.
8ice.@ ouberncltr 2lop0 bcitcbt oa
rouf, Dob sic S%enutoren int Sit
Iungsiaole Rode on9aben miliiCn uni
ni6t in S%emosGrmeln eri6einen Dir
ien. @r mcinte, Dies lei cine bette
benoe &egel lno menn iie ntdt onge
nebm lei, 10 ioGten iie oieielbe On
bern.
Sm Northumberland botte MAJ
!. Iollt 8eI9Iub SlterIt MIR 81 glerf
angeitellt, ober oteienigen, welfy
Steaen boben mollten uno feline CT
balten botter, modten elm Iolde
: @cldrm 6ob an 9ienstog bci6loiic,
prroe, Die 3nbl ouf 100 5l erb0ber
obipobl Elm 9ltsen6 9an5 gut ole NJ
beiten beluGltieen f6nnte.-- Scffcr
ion gitp g~oltsfrainb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

Sffcutlidcr @erfanf BON Sdnlesen.
tBnIn.
Irf Inoron1ng 0es S6uIrdths
Der 0iitritt . Sdtle bon Serntarn
miro om
Samstas, ben %. Snni,
im S6ulbofe ~foIgenbes @igentbum
DffentIi6 an 0en WteiItbietenben per.
fauft weroen:
Cine In6abl 8niiertiibIer, Sob.
Ien-Gtmer ionic Die icbt ni9t atebr
ben1tten Rebengeb6lt6e.
8eoingungen: Boar.
Serfouf beginrt I'M 1870 ltsr.
SenrD Stoenner,
SefretGr Ser Giitrttt.
Sdltle bon Germans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

l1mi6reiben. Sun9e (oer bein,
Rnifen feline SOien totol aerriiien
bot): Ieutti, fannit on mir ni6t
meme Soien elm biB6en nGben?
Mlitter: @epiB, fonlm mai her.
Sltnge: SO, Mutti $780, cs nltB
nber idon elm r,elter @ooen rein unb
meme Seine.
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SanfIa9nna.

Sir Die ms ermieienen 2iebeSs
0icnitc mGbren0 ser &ronfbeit unic-
rer geliebten @ottin un0 Mlttter,
Watbilbc Suidcl,
Ionic fir sic ms crmieicnc Sbcil.
1lubme m0ften mir bicrOurd ltnieren
Qeebrten 6rernOen, Nad6arn utO
9efonntcn unIcren ber3lihltcn 0ont
obitottcn, iomie ull6 fir Die rcifen
9lumenipenbcn uno 6en 8nbrtllf)-
trGgern fir ibren 2iebcsoienIt beinl
9cgrGbniB. gbenfollS ber5li6cn
Can't Serrn 8oItor Ismlt8S fir ieis
ne lparmcn SroiteS- uno Crime
rllngstporte.
Die trauernSen Sinterbliebencn.
Sernonm Sc. 3, Sen %. sunni.
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Neue Nn5etgen
Cant.

GAM.
Sn elmer tiir5Iih abgeboltcnen
S%erlammIrn9 ocS unter3ei9neten
ScreinS, murOc folgenOer 9ci6Iub
ongenommcn unb gu 8rotofoQ ge.
bra6t:
9ei6lOiien, 6aB Ser SolOiers,
Sailors un6 0tarine Club &errn
Baitor u. $. &osnlonn iomie 9errn
Irmin E. GberIin fir ibre @itbiilfe
bel ser bon l%tnierer @ereinigung ab.
gebaltenen Seier 0es Men1oriaIT ga.
geS icinen innigiten Can't obitotte
SulSicrs, Sailurs & Iarine Glub
bon Sermn1tr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
6 miID 8ieIe,
RahlaBnernolterin

@erlanst: Elm MtGOden fir allge.
meme Salisorbeit 1tno I'm beitn 8e.
otenen Der &unbidaft Der 8dderei
bebiilflid at fem. Srou sc orr
@uentber, Serntann, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sanfiagnng.

Sir m0d)ten bierOilr6 alien unie=
rem Gcrmnnoten, Ntadborn unb
SrellnOcn fir Die pielen SreltnOeS-
unN 2iebesoienite, sic lie uns mob
reno Scr &~ronbfeit rno nod Dem
So0e uniereS gelicbten @aters unO
@roBbaters,
Simon SOeger,
erwieien, rnIeren imigIten 0anf
ollSipreden. gbenfaaS ber5Iiden
9anf fir Die pra6tbolen 8lumen.
ipenOent oen 8abrtuAtrdgern fir if.
rem 0ienit Ger 2iebe, ionic aaen Die
Dem Geritorbenen Die lette @bre er.
wieien. Snsbelonoere mO9tcn mir
&errn Baitor 6. 8. Weinede fir
feline in Ser Stride ltno am @rabe
eeipro6enen mormen g~rinnerlngs.
mo IroItestporte, 1tnieres i%nnigiten
0a1tes berii6ern.
Die traueruben Sintcrbliebeneu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

-6rmu gmiI g1,rfbor0t febrte
lcttcn @tittpod mad eincm 5tpei-
p06cntIi6cn 9eill6 bel ibren in ct.
2ol1is wobnenoen &inbern, in lire
beige Seimotb 5uriif, unO 8tuor in
8eglcitltne ibrer Eodter, Srot ar.
thur @n9eI, ipeI6e mebrere 8ohen
bier bcrmeilen miro.
-Senrp Siebler unO Satin bon
&nnios Gitp, befinocn ii6 bier ouf
8cIll6 bei Sen gltern beS Serrn
SieOler, 8risfa SicOIcr uno @ottin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Gorrigtert bon
Spbn $. Selmers
gorrigiert bon
Gaaers @iqina So.

8ei5en, per 8itibel ..~~-$1.2O
SmperiaI. Ooft tpbeat) pc 400
@ooo 2,id, per God --~ $50
9oilp 9reob, 0orb mbeat)p.S 4zs
&leie, per 100 8funo .~..- 10
Sbipitoff, per 100 Bfuno- 1S
gornmebI, per 100 B%fun0--,- 2s6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

3n Oerfanfcn: Sorb &oooiter IN
beitem 3uitanbe. Iadsufraeen in
Der Office B. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

3u Dertanfen: D@ear.oribe" Ril.
paltfee Wdbmoidine, nur 4 Sabre
gebral,dt. q. g. . 6sner, Ser.
mann, SEQ.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-11-18
Beautiful Coconut Palm.

The coconut palm is a beautiful tree.
The trunk seldom exceeds 20 inches in
diameter at the base, and rises in a
slender, graceful column to a height
of 80 or 100 feet, where 1t bursts into
q canopy Of dark green foliage. lt
has been likened to a rocket, rising
to a hundred feet or more and BURST
ing into a shower Of fronds. The
space beneath Is cool and inviting,
partly and sometimes wholly shielded
from the rays Of the tropical sun. A
coconut grove on a coral beach, washed
nv the waves Of a tropic sea and
splasl.ed by the filtered beams of a
silvery moon, is an enchanted place,
and that one on the island of Gui-
maras across the strait from Iloilo,
was a fairy land, well-ftted as the
dwelling place Of the enhancing Do
lores In "FloradOra."
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-11-18
Mint Once Privately Owned.

Uncle Sam didn't always have a
monopoly on coinage and printing
bills, nor did he have any particular
laws governing his money. Then one
day three men opened a mint of their
WI in Denver, and out or this mint
grew the United States mint In Den
err; a law forbidding private coinage
was enacted, a law forbiddfng initial
ing a United States coin or bill and
various and sundry other laws that
Uncle Sam now has thrown around his
money and its production.
This private Denver mint. too, is
responsible for the thousand or more
men drawing good salaries to see that
these various laws are obeyed, and
courts and lawyers for many years
past have worked and are working
because Of this mint.