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The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

bushels. Stock in elevators, 5o4,2S4
bushels.
Domestic Basis No. 2 white,
59l2c; No. white, 5Sc.
Rye - Receipts, 7S,401 bushels.
Shipments from elevators, 10000
bushels. Stock in elevators, 1,O57,-
$50 bushels.
Closing prices yesterday were:
No. Western export, s1.S2S per
bushel; bag lots of nearby rye, as
to quality, s1.50a1.65. .
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-Butter-
Creamery-Western separator, ex-
tras, 57a5Sci firsts,, 55a56c. Western
prints, h-lb, extras, 5Sa59c; frsts,
56a57c-s Western prints, lib, ex-
tras, 5sa5sc;- hrsts, 56a57c: nearby
creamery, extras, 4sa5Oc; irsts. as
a47c. Dairy prints, Maryland, Penn
sylvania and Virginia, extras, 2sa
3Oc; frsts, 25a26c. store-packed,
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
LY RECORD OF STOCK AND BOND TRANSACTIONS
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES

By Arrangement with W. b. Hibbs q Co. - y
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

At Washington, in District
December
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

YORK JAMS he stockE
today
d1S.55S000 a SS3,40SOO0 two
Following today
security the high closing prices are
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
N. Y. CURB MARKET TRANSACTIONS
Rr t,xith v. Il
INDEPENDENT OIL,
STANDARD OIL.

STANDARD OIL.
200 Anglo Am OIL. 2OL
10 Sou Penn ........ $50
400 Standard Oil Ind. III 7O% II
30 Standard Oil NY. $50 34s 34S
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
LOCAL.
sALES

sALEf.
Confidential Trust. 10 at IOe, 10 at 1Osn
10 at los. 10 at lO7h.
Columbia Grsphopbone, 40 at ISSt. lo-eo
Aerfenthsler Linotype. 10 at 10.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

TOTAL SALES, 5I2, 200 SHARES.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

How Old Man Flood got up to the
sky again, no one told me, so | can.
not tell you, but anyway he went,
and as Jack Frost hurried around
from place to place, blowing his
breath on everything and putting
the ice.stoppers back into place, the
water in Ripple creek got lower and
lower and less yellow and muddy,
until the stream looked quite like
its old beautiful self again. They
do say that Torty Turtle and some
Of his ancestors were swept right
dow INTO the river and almost out to
sea, and that, travelling SO slowly
m all, the way they do, they haven't
quite got back home yet. But isn't
1t a good thing that Jack Frost put
a stop TO things when he did, as
sprlnkle-Blo told him? For IL the
turtle family had been carried all
the way out to sea there isn't any
doubt that their health would have
been ruined. Salt water Is good for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND

When i left home the nett morn.
Ing Bobbie was sneeztng at about
half minute intervals.
He seems to have taken q pref
y bad cold" said Dot care you
sure you tucked that blanket around
him when II began to get cool Yes.
terday afternoons"
"I-I think 90. dear" I+rsplled.
Going downstairs, though / ran
through the events Of the day and
. couldn't remember putsng tThe
blanket about Robbie. Edith and
had been so busy talking-and
laughing about the mistake OF Sally
who had taken me for Edith's hus-
bana-that had not paid much at
.tention TO my son.
Mentally l Kicked myself for the
omission but l concluded that after
all, a-cold wasn't anything serious
and that I couldn't be sure Bobbie
wouldn't have taken one anyway.
Perhaps he had gotten uncovered
at night.
Localized Dot up before / went out
for lunch and she informed me that
Bohbte was no better and that she
had taken his temperature. 1t was
a degree above normal
THAT isn't much" ! told her .but
why don't you ask Or. Harris to
drop round to our house?"
Perhaps will said my wife.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

though I'm SURE there's nothing
70 worry about"
i was uneasy the rest Of the day
and nade up my mind 10 huiy |
homo IS early as l could. But ali
sorts Of things came up and though
l had planned TO leave sharply at
five 1t was half past that hour be-
fore I went to the cluthestres 10 get
my hat. Then. Just as was about
to make my exit a telephone call
was announced for me-.
/ went to the instrument. The
voice was Edlths,.
I'm sorry I can't stop to talk
long now" I said even before she
had told me what she wanted bob
bic is sick and1'm hurrying home"
'rhst Is to bad l did not think
her voice sounded very sympathet.
|ic, "Do you have to act as nurse
maid even on weekdaysfp
Sometimes. I'm sorry / have to
hurry now. III ring you up this
evening or tomorrow morning" l
said that to break the force OF my
abruptness.
! was not particularly interested
in what Edith had to say. OF course
1t had not been her fault that | fall
ed to notice how cool It turned at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

some turtles, but not for Tortys
kind end You know and | know that
sea'water ls as salty as bacon.
All the water folk were put to It
to find their own homes again, and
Phil Frog and his wife are still Try.
ing to find some Of their lost tad.
pole children. Phil is worried for
fear their tails will shrink and their
legs grow in. without him being
there to see, and; as he says, what's
the use OF having a family IL you
can't watch 1t grow up2 But / am.
sure that everything will be settled
by and by, and everybody will get
back where he belongs some time.
One thing sure, Nancy and Nick
learned a lesson. That sometimes
the things that we don't mean to
do cause the most mischief, and
they resolved to be very careful
thereafter.
ITO Be continued)
Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper
Enterprise,)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

fcr meaauTe q fruit juice and
sugar.
HUI strawberrles and beat tose1.
raet 5uice Stone cherries. prsseFy-
ing Juice that Is lost ID stcnlng
from fruit PICK over currants and
raspberries and heat separately To
extract the Juice. Nix theitrpit and
strain through q !eTly 30. Use cup
for cup Of sugar and Juice. Nix
Juice and sugar in preserving kettle
and boil for 80 minutes, skimming
frequently. Try the Jelly on q cold
plate. When It sets II Is done. Pour
into sterilIzed glasses and cover
with paraftine when cold.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

sugar In preserving kettle with i
cup water. Bring slowly TO the
boiling point and boil for thrit,h
minutes Add nuts and spices and
cook twenty minutes longer. Pour
into setrillzed glasses and cover
with parattlne when cool.
currsnt Juice
from stems. Put in preserving ket.
tie and mash with wooden potato
masher. Bring slowly to the boiling
point and simmer for five minutes.
Put fruit in jelly bag and let drip
over night. Put juice in preserving
kettle and boil ten minutes. Pour
into sterillEed cans and seal while
boiling hot. Sugar can be added
when the Juice is needed.
Four tablespoonsful OF clurrant
Juice, 1 tablespoon OF sugar and /
cup of ice water make a very re-
freshing drink.
Four.Frult Jelly
Two quarts curants, 2 quarts
raspberries, 20 quarts cherries,
2 quarts strawberries, measure
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
teosynsht. 1879. N. \. AZ
You'll LIKE THE TANG OF
HItRRANTe

You'll LIKE THE TANG OF
cuRRANTs
Use %currants! This fruit with a
tang gives Just the necessary tone
to the winter dinner or to the ice
cold drink in summer.
There are numerous ways OF pre-.
serving them for winter use.
spIeed currants
Five pounds c%urrants, 4
pounds sugar, 2 tablespoons
cinnamon, l tablespoon allspice
10 tablespoon cloves, l cup of
vinegar.
Wash and stem currants. Cook
slowly for an hour. Add spices and
vinegar and boil ten minutes. Pour
into steriliSed glasses and cover
hot.
Current Conserve
Wash fruit but do not remove
Four pounds currants, 9
pounds raislns. 4 pounds sugar.
l cup nut meats. 1 tablespoon
cinnamon, 2 teaspoons allspice
l teaspoon cloves.
Wash and stem currants. Seed
raisins. Put currants, raisins and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

Enndown and % bundle pobhie ~
accordingiy
But Il she hadn't insisted on be-
ms with ne WIS certain would
have thought o. That wasn't
very logical but / was looking for
some one on whom I could put the
blame.
An The way home 1 approached
myself for not taking better care OF
'Bobbie. He was . thousand times
more important 10 me than Edith
and I was anxious to forget any.
nonsense about her that my imag.
.ination might have evolved.
When l got home l saw in front
Of our house a coupe which / rec
.oguiEed as belonging to DR.. Harris;
ITO Be continued)
Copyright, 1891, N. E. AZ
--S]--
Give your skin a ehano-you
can't lniure It cleaning with Blue
DeYil.-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

down stairs who wants to see you.''
What? But it's so late"
Mrs. Shirley smiled In the dark.
ness.
cts never too late, dear. Now
run along-and goodnight. my
daughter
Betty hurried down the stairs.
The door OF the living room opened
and closed again. Mrs. Shirley,
still smiling. went To her room.
NO" she sollloguized. ITS new.
er too late-with a good proxy"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
Don't Always Blame Hens wh.r

Don't Always Blame Hens When
Eggs Are Scarce.
Rats may be getting them-U. s.
Government Bulletins prove they
know how to get them. Break q
cake Of RAT.SNAP into small
pieces and place where rats travel,
II there, RAT.SNAP will get them
Positively. Three sizes, 35c, CSC,
Sli2S. Sold and guaranteed by
Cranes drug store, Fairmont: South
Side Pharmacy, Fairmont; johnson
Pharmacy, Shinnston Prescription
Pharmacy, Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
ELoMERs.

Crushed and faded looking artl.
fetal flowers can be made new and
fresh looking II held over the steam
Of q boiling kettle a few minutes.
They should be pulled and shaken
into shape while being steamed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
sMELLlNo sALrs.

II you want q pleasing, invigorat,
Ing smelling salt, break a penny.
worth OF rock ammonia into small
pieces, put In a bottle and fill With
eau de cologne or lavender water.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
Eop FURNITURE.

II you will sponge your wooden
bedsteads In d mixture OF hot wa.
ter and alum, they viii be greatly
improved In appearance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
use sAIT..

Put a pinch OF salt or bicarbnnatc
of soda into the milk as soon as It
arrives and II will keep sweet long
err.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
FOR soUP.

The bone from a baked ham, add.
cd to bean, pea or lentil soup is a
decided improvement.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12

From 20 to 40 yards Of braid are
requirel to make a straw hat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
FOR PLANTS.

Add a few drops OF ammonia TO
the water with which you water
your house plants and you will find
them growing better.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-12
Copyright 1921 BY the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicateJ

The party had returned early
krom the picnic, A glance at the
FLOCK showedIthatit was only 1880,
Mrs Shirley went to the telephone.
@Hellp-Park 1857, please. . .
"Hello-lsts me speak to Mr.. Da
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
u b II q. 1.

9ic groBe Site uno &rofenbeit
0rogt mIcre @offnungen otf cine
Gornernte 5u Ntdte 3t mnden.
g. OFFER rl0 Sodter un6 @eorg
N%ltitcrnann nlo6ten am San8tug eli.
men g(ltSfIltq per 4llto na6 Sum-
mcrficl0, Mto., lrno fcbrten ant Conn.
tag mieOcr 5uriif.
Nl6. 3. Gbter bot bic 6orm beS
9crmon Illitermam 9etnltit. 2ctte-
rer miro am %. Suli arrftion boI,
ten u1o Doun nit ieiner Somilie llod
Bboenir, Iri5ona, ii6eriieocln.
Son bier aus bega6cn lid letten
Sonnto9 Giele no6 SpisS I'M in
Ser 8resbpterioner . Stride ser
Solpnibip Sonntagi6lll > Contention
bci5lttpobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
Is tie.

Sier berridt groBe 9iirre unO
8oIicrmongel. Sn einem Ebeilc
bieier @egeno lit ieit benz ia. SUM-
fcin Eropfen Hegen gefaaen uno bel
Der groBeu Sibe ltno nit Wiaionen
bon Gbin6bugs IN ben Gornfeloern,
iieDt cs trourig i'm ttniere Gornernte
aus.
Sier lit Die 9reidmaidine iiberoa
an ser arbeit. Ser 8eiaenertrae lit
iebr iaGrlid uno Die Aualitdt ge'
ring.
Sermon Siedntann unO &inoer,
bon ct. 2ouis, paren lette 8o9e
bier unb in Omensbile ouf 9eiu6
BET Scrnonotcn.
@on elmer arbeit lit oieies Sabr
Die 5armerfrau entboben, lie miro
feline Bea6es einSumaden baben ltno
tein 4pfelmubs foden miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

-Gr. s. s. @oring. lpel6er cine
ftrjr 6crienSeit in ieiuer friiberell
MCintntb nabc Ban perbradte, lit let.
ten SOnntag ipteOCr mad Ct. 2ouis
5nyiidgefebrt. 81. Snring lit GGi.
r~oprnftor un0 Mitglico ocS 2ebrer.
Stnbca an ser Miiiouri Sfule ser
G0iropraftic in 81. 2ollia.
6rut 2lnlnn0u Outen un0 6rull
GrnIt &ubfllB Wcilen g~e9cnWdrtiq in
CtaWDiQc, 81. ltm in Sen oortiqen
Ntii6d0ern cine mebrm0hentIidC
NuOcfllr 81 ncbmlen.
Nlbert Nitidoro, lpeld)cr QnllB
lid DER &ront6cit mo OGnt bul0
oarNuf criolgten &o0e ieines &oters,
GriB 9titi6orO, bier ucrmeiltc, reiite
lCetcn 0ienStog lpie0cr in feline Sci.
moth nnbe Go%lcriogG, Nebr, 5uriid
%. Ntolte, bon MorriioL 6ra6.
tc lcbtcn Mtontog OoS Soll8ger1th
rno Die @0beI 6es Geo. Opc3aI6den
per MotorsErud bon Worriion bier
Der. Die 6omilie Spcaaid)fep miro
cine ser 8obnlngen 0eS q. 3. Soc
ldcI Ill Der 6itl. A.. StroBe 6elpo6
men.
SRI. Quinto 8egcmonlt, wclhc
cine MISUNDERSTANDING Serien bel III
rcn GItcrn oobGr pcrlpeilte, lit letter
SonntaQ mieoer mad ct. Souls 3lt-
riidgfebrt.
-6rou 0orteniia Sung, cine
Smpcltcr unIcrcr Mtitbilrgcr. 9ri$
ia uno 6rit SieOler iomie Der Srou
Etonoro Sired, pltroc lcete @o0e
IN Galipotrio, California, nit Son
ro0 9uinL cilrem Sand, 9ciiser polt
j,ner @c0cn0, gctrolrt. 6ruu &ln0
lcrnt2 iDrcn mtnucbriqen @ottcn
fcNncn ais iie bel 6rau e. @il
moth, irii6cr Sri. Gmmo 9toiie, in
GoIipotrio 5lllt 8eiuM perlpciltr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

-Im Sonntag miro bier Elm Ball.
iptel it%attfinben 5piiden unierem
Seam uno Dem bon SpenSbiue.
-2ouiS 9oerflinger, bon Sig
giusbiqe, Wo,, fam lcbteu Samstag
bier b1trd nltf Dem 8ege nod SmisS
I'm BORT Der 9eeroi9ltng ieiner Ser
luanOten, Srau 0oerflinger, bei5lt-
mobnen.
Gilbert Sie0ler reiite Ietterl
SomStag nod @oonpiqe I'M Dem
Scfferion Gitp Soiebol Glltb 5u bel.
fen bei eiuem 9allipieI in 9oonbiGe,
sen Steg gu erobern.
-OIiber @raf ltnb Salnilie, mel.
dc cine fllrae 6erien5eit bobier bel
Sen Gltern, Gbeo. @rof un6 @attin.
perIebten, tebrten letten Sonntag
micoer mad Ct. 9oui8 5llriif.
Sri. Dora &raettli, tuel6e meb.
rcrc @ofen in gaie gum 8eiu6 it,.
rer gltern perlpeilte, mar letten
SOnntog bier als @oit Der Semitic
@cO. &ruettlp uno SEQ. &oblfing uno
reiIte orn Wontog noh &oniaS Gitp
3uriit.
-NOm Sdnei0er uno Somilie,
bon Grcpe Occur, Mo., fomen letten
9onnerstag in tbrem Iltto Dierber
lln0 mer0en mebrere 8o6en bel ibrerl
Gltern, emil 8urfborbt un6 @attin,
perDeilen.
Saul @beu, Stpicgeriobn oes
SltOge Slug. Weper, lpl,r6e letten
9ienstog bon ieiner Satin nit e..
mem S06ter6en bci6entt.
-9lOOotut 8. q. @rof reiIte &C.
tern naf Ibalon, SainoiS, im Sn.
t~erciie zines ieiner Glienten.
-Ri6ter Hobt. @olfer uno Sat
tin troten geItern IbenO cine orei.
m06cntlidp Grbolungsreiie nod
0cnper unO Colorado Springs,
Colo, an.
Gin ytorooItpinO Der iid an
Ntittmo6 ciniteQte hru6te ltts ct,
loiinifte N~bti6lunq, bod Iei6er nod
teinen Regen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

Sacob &raettli BON StonD Sill,
fCbrtc letter. Wittfuod bon SiQQin8.
bile 5uritd, lpobin or gereiit mar lur
ieiner 5dlpcIter, 6rolt @eo, Sfinb.
Ter, ionic on0rren Scrlpunotcn muO
8cfnrlten cincn 8eiltd obsuitotten.
Sri. Gmilic 8ielc lplrOc lcGtcn
9ICnStog in Der @oDnrng oc@ Geo.
Soothing pom 6rallcnpercin Ser ~.
E. @uneinOc nit elmer I6IMic0e
TartD bcebrt. Sri. 9iCle reiitc an
WittmodD naf) Senate @rooc, no iic
flgr3c 3cit bel @erlpnnotcu bcrpciIcn
unO Damn nod Soobo, iGrcr 5ltfiini
tiqen Ncimotb iiberiic0eIn miro.
-6rc0 Corner, bon ct. Yoiis,
nor onl Sonntog url0 Wontag ann
Yeiph pOu &crponotcn rnO @cfnnm,
ten bier.
gilbert S9uIte, Don Gluiss, mar
an lcbten Gonnerstog bier iml Grr.
3eigen fir ocn 0ffertIiden Gerfouf
iclnes beUeglihen @igentblurtS 81 be.
itelIen, ser am "a. @ltguit ltottfinOcn
miro, @Grr 59ultc unO 6onilic
bedbit6ttgen iih in @Iencpc, NO,
nic~ocr8ulaiien.
9ugo S6Sncr DllrOc lebten
Sonntag bon iciner @ottin nit ci.
mem mrntercn S6bnden bcI6cnft.
6ral 2i33ic @ogeI reiitc lctte
&odc in 8calcitung iDrcs Su6ncs
Ilcg, nudl 2cnDcnportb, &onIo8. 5lm
8eiud bon 8erlponOtcn.
-Ncnrp Rcbncrt un0 6onilie.
non Nob, bcimOen iih lctten 15rci
tag bier lln feline 8crmonotcn, G0-
gar Cash mo ociicn 56mcItcr, Sri.
Gt3cl Cash bier o]b3ubolcrL tpeldc
aus &ittlc nod, Nrf., bier ein0etr0f
fen morcll lm0 mcbrcrc @ofcu he
iNd@mcile bcj 0ct 6omilicu Rcbucrt
mn 9lrcffcr ~Ocr'pcilcn mcrOcn.
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WtOrriiOn

SuS 9rpBe Sltllt OeS St. SQc061=
Sraltenberelns ,su Worriion, nit
74S eingeitidten @alncu fiel bltrd
Sas Soos a1f 8lot go. s, Same $50.
II. Der Srdger oieies Namens III
Elm liebeS fIeines @Ggoclein: 2eono
Selming. 0emieIben lit allf bieIc
8eiie Elm idoner 8eitrag gu Ieiner
ipGteren allSiteuer 5ll Cell g%eruorben.
9aS 2te Guilt wl1roe bon Srit
Soellc bicriclbit gelponnen. 0os
brittle Quilt pltr0e @igentlm bon
SameS $. Deter IN @eruIo, Mo.
0crielbe bate ais reiienoer Igent
BET ieinem bieiigen altfcntbolt 9era.
ten, hoB in einem bcriiegeIten @Ioic
1915 8obncn bon peridieoener @r0.
BE it'd befanoen. &nn. 8egemann
jun. unO Syn. 0ietrid, fonoen bel
Der IltS50bIrmq ON 4. Sllli, Bob bie-
ic 8abl genal itimmte. Der Ser.
touf bes 9aaaarS Ourd Ben gepiiien-
boften Iuftionator @. Isabel bru6.
te Dem 8erein $50 Elm. gGm Sup.
per nabmen 372 8erionen Sell. 90
bate Scr Sraltenberein ouf sem Sic
mic an a. Sui einen i60nen @r.
iols, mcnn audi ionIt sic &~oGfSfeier
Orrd, Regen iebr beeintrGdtigt muir
sc. Die t6tigen @itgIieoer Ses Ser
ems monen tbre @itteI sur 8ei6nfs
lung zines n0ttgeu nelten Sei5appas
rates IN Ser Stride CUR Gerfigung
iteler.
$. s. Mertens, @rluin 8ronot
uno @m. @pple reiiten 6teier Sage
nod Sefferion Gitp Inn oen groBen
2ibertp Motor Srltf BORT obaubo(en,
Den sic 8iirger oieies Goao.O iItrif.
ties fir &oa63mefe g~efolft botten.
llnIerc Gtnmobner altlen bel sic,
ier Site beinabe jeoen abeno mad,
StOIpe Inn bort i'm @a8conooe SlltB
Elm erfrii6cn6eS 8aO at nebmen.
Strait 2oltiS Gcgclcr unO Sri.
Glitter &oeffncr, bon ct. Souls, iiro
gcgerm6rtig beil6SpeiIe bier.
6rib Sdulenberg nebit Sonrilie
ln6 Sermon &efotte l1n0 Satin, bon
Scrmann, fomen leste ISOLDE per
allto 6ter our6 I'M Der Sonilie @[.
bert Storfe einen @ei,td ab6ritatten.
Srau Gliiabet5 S6lomnnn rno
6rou T6ereie Rienonn febrten lette
ISOLDE BON elmer na9 &onios unter.
nomHcnen 8eill6srciic 5llriid.
&o1tis Salt ltuO Somilie iibcrIic.
Ocltcn Ictte ISOLDE nod Bots0om mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22
DR.. W. {. Lockwood
3o6norjt
n, M o.
Der Seoples 9ont gegeniiber.
8bone-Officc Scr. 8,
8obnung Scr. 3O3.
Serr Calf Oas Storegei6Gft OeS BERT.
6. 6. 0oIl fGrfli6 iibcrnomnen bat.
perma n n, 80 Q

6. 6. 9oq fGufli6 iibcrnommen bot.
5rau GorI Sonntog un0 ibre eh.
felin NoOinc 8ober, befinOen iib ge.
genipdrtig in ct. 2oltiS ul1f 8eiud
bel Scrnon0ten.
grnlt &buIi u1lo SRI. @uuline
Gn9lert lpllroen lebten 0ienstog IN
Der fotbl. AiiumptionS Stride 0ur6
Den bo6lD. 8ater @oefc getrul1t.
9err Sblli lit ein Sobn bon 4nton
G6uli uno bic 8rullt cine Sodter
BON Sobn @nglcrt. @ir miiniden
ben gteltpermGblten piel Slid uno
Segen I'M @beItanoe.
Srau Otto &un5, BON 8ergcr, mar
bier anf Der 6arm I'M ibrenl @oter
itber Die grntc8eit bei5uItebcn.
Srau 8m. &limus, BON Scffcrion
Gitp, ipar WGbreno 0cn pergangencn
6pet @o9en bier o,tf 8eii1f bel if.
rem Serpanoten.
Illg. &e0eter 6cgob iid lcstet
Samstag gum 8eiu9 ieiner Ser.
wan0ten mad ct. 2ouis.
Geo. &oOtUooO, bon Seona, ST.,
Der bier pertbbolle 2Gn0ereicn beiitt,
mar Iebte ISOLDE bier INN Sen Grnte.
sims 5u erbeben.
9etlrD Snnoeloebt unO 6omilie,
BON ct. 2OltiS, famen Iebten SantS,
tag 9ierber INT ser 6ornilic 6. S.
Bopc cincn 9ciu0 ob5uitntten.
@ope 4 @n9eIage Oroldcn am
N}ollto9 ilre 8ei5enernte un0 er5iel.
ten bon 80 Nlfer 562 9uiDcl5. Mn.
Ocrc 0reiGrclultate lparell ruie fol9t:
Sos. IuGuitin 100 8lti9cl 9eu 8eb.
EleDcr 395, @n. @c0mcDcr 235, OS.
cur augultin 1872, Sen 9ufmam 81,
&ouis Gromer 653, Soc &orrncr 1872,
Senrp @alUer 633, G9as. 8odtina
1893, 8m. gifboff 29O, Geo. Stred
Alb, GOoIpb &aQuteper 2G3, @6n.
%o0eliang 115 uno Sobn S6luore
mon So 2lder) 442 8uiDel.
Der gr0Bere &Deil oes &ci5en$ in
Der 9t0be bon Morriion lit geOroiden
ullO iultrOe in Die @ctrei0cipeider ge.
bro6t. Scr @rtrng fonlnlt nidt
nleDr al" cjler bolbcu grntc gleid.
9oS ollr6idnittli9e &eItgept6t lit
55 SflnO gum 9ltiDcl.
Die Brooltcer5 aiiociation yto.
800, untcr Incident Hornen oie nel.
9c9rlt'locte 6ornergeleaiGaft be.
FAINT it, trifft iett bereits 8orberei.
tltl1gcn fiir cin groBes 6armer. Bic
mic, oos int ScrbIt ltattfinoen iuu.
arltolo Summert mar lettc 8ode
mebrere Gage geiddftIid in ct.
2oitts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

6rl. 0tauo &rdettIp bcfan0 iit
lcetc @o6c mebrere Gage in Goit,
DO. ais @oit Der 6unlilie @eurl
Nruettli.
-Sobn SieOIcr ulto 6owlilie, bon
Ct. 9ouiS trafen leBten Sonntua
bier Elm nm Den @ltern Der Srall
Sicolcr, Carl 8eiier uno @attiu,
cinen 9eilt6 ab~3uItatten rno Dem Gd.
fer @eiier, Der ON Sonntag IeinCr
so. Wcburtstag f%eierte, lire Slid,
milnidc oar5l6ringen,
s. 8erm ibr cu1 gut amiiiiren
mOllt mo germ tan5t, Damn beiutt
an Samstag Ibero Den 9oq ultf
Dem Snirplate.
-Oufner Bros. pertauften eilr
0oOge Alrto an ". <ggIes, non
@n3conaNe.
-6rou 2ouiS 4nton, bon Ct.
%ollis, bcfinoct iib gegenmGrtig bier
olti 9ehlh bel .iDren @ltern, S;obt
6lcii6 mo Satin,
-Nlt3. 8rintmorm uno 6amrilie
lnntcrnubmclt lebten SamStug cine
9lltoiabrt mad Ct. SouiS un0 fe6rs
Ten om 9icn$tog micocr 5urilf.
-Nul. &%altbrennCr llnO @attin,
BON ct. 2ouiS, befinbal iid bier olrf
Nciltd bel Scrmanoten.
-RcO. Or. &oenefe miro ant
n1fitcn Somtog in Ser bieiigen 20.
e. STRIDE einen our6 iterioptiihe
Yil0er iQuItrirtcn &ortrog 6olten
ilbcr @clt Q MiiIionsiperfc. 9u8
Elt6lifltm lit bGfIifit cingeGooen.
-6rnu Sinton S6neiOer, Don
@arrenSburg, befonO lid lettcr
Sonntag bier bel 8erlpon0ten ml6
9cfonnten ouf geildy. Srou Sdnei,
Ser lit cine Shneiter oe$ BERT. g.
9. Ott, frilber IN Berger mobnboit.
-5rau RoIalia CLAUS, melfe
lnebrere Monote bel ibren &inoern
ln0 8cripnnoten IN ct. 2ouiS, Dit
ct, 2ouiB, 8ellebiue unb Sreebrrg,
'Sa.. permeilt bette, febrte lebte $50.
DIE DicOer in ibr bieii9e$ Seinl 5lt.
rid.
STRAIT 2ouis GegeIer un0 SRI.
&oeffner. bon ct. 2oltis, be.
illden %gcqenp6rtig &erlpon6te bel
fredericksburg unb Ntnrriion.
Die @}it0lieocr Oes Commercial
Ghtb mo picIe ibrcr 6rcun-
6e bcdo6cn ii6 lcttcn Sonntog ouf
Dem 6GDrboot mad, @ofone, Mo.,
no 5piidcn Oicieu unb benz Geom
Don Motoue Elm @ettipicl ItuttfonO,
OnS nit TO 5u I 81 @un'tcn BON
.J{ofoue u%eriicf,
-&Geo. EegeIer unO 8omilie,
Otto 9octcr mo @ottia. }(4Q. Sc
mo 6omiIic unO Sri. 6lorcnce
2IOSsncr bon uobe 6rcOcridSbnrg
luoren lebtcn Sonntag 5lt @oIt BEL
Der 6onlilic &m, Gcppe, nobe Ser.
mann mobnboft.
San6Oer9nitgcnHim Background
morgen gl6enO.
Carl 8eicmonn, bon H6incIono.
lid lcetcn 0icn8tog in Sc.
idGften bier.
-aOoofot 6. IS. 9ortcr, bon
Glapton, mar letter 0ienStoq I'M S2Sn.
zines Glienten bier.
6rau Oscar 2Ocbnig perpei(te
lebtc @o6c in Hbinelono I'M ibre
frolfc Wltttcr, Irou @nt. 8eIe.
monn perpflcgen SIT beIfen.
-8rolt 8m. 8eter8, bon Worrt.
ion, befano iid letten Sreitog be.
i1d8Deiie in Sermonn.
SRI. 2eoto &lleOiger ~uerueiltc
lebte ISOLDE in Rbinelon6 ols @aIt
Der Salililtc @er0. Senino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-22

-Im Sonntag miro bier Elm Ball.
iptel itattfinben 5pii6en unierem
Seom uno Dem bon Slpensbiue.