davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30

SUNS Of TIE tlMEo
Do you doubt that Christian Science
is the leaven at work in the human
concept OF theology Recently | read in
the official organ of an orthodox de-
nomina ton an editorial entitled: THE
cod We Worship" The theme was eN
messed in these words: "The last So
mtion is that evil IS all am Illusion, that
IL only exists because we think it does.
Tell il not in Gath. publish II not In
tie streets OF AScslon, Here we have
ortho loNv upon the platform Of Chris
tiau Science. How much OF the old
theology is left in the leavsned Thought
~ this writer. when he fp'ther declares;
"11s conviction that God is love Is
worth while: that evil is an Illusion is
.,nsgnifiventlv worth while" Asain We
hear the voice OF the Nell-knoWn presi-
cent oi t1so'osical college The time
has come sfnr ,rssdless Christianity"
Nb.t means the more recent attempt "
4 srest yhuyrb To revive the work ot
het,iug the sick by Sphitu&i meauss u
i uue there has not vet come To this
dsnon,ius ion the vision Of the Chtist
method ~ heeiiug. hut il is l'laiu that
ihe lesyep OF ChuStiSn Siceuee is at
NcgN thet Elm.
-rat si4uines the growing movement
IN IsGs,Oas organizations to consolidate,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30
CONCLUSION.

niue lelNen ledNeuetn tne WnolS
lump, causeth the whole mass to fer
ment The nature Of Christian Science
is to communicate itself. When the
leaven Of Spirit is planted in human
consciousness, nothing can prevent itn
fuifilment in renewed being. Can the
leopard change his spots? No, but God
can change them. II Christian Science
seems TO find no response IN some, II
in some there seems no evidence OF
woman took leaven and hid IL in ku-
man consciousness, she planted Il for
all mankind. The ferment in general
human mind and its activities is At work
in every individual consciousness Be
meath an unresponsive exterior there
may be a heart alive with ferment
There is present in every man some
ever small. however deeply buried in
matters seeming dominance, that divine
influence is at work.
My friend, is the way 10 you rough
weary? Do the feet lag7 Be OF good
cheer! The leaven Is at work They
who see visions have stood in lions
furnace fires" (Message for is01D
Learn to be glad whore YOU are. for the
purifying process VIII not cease. SonS
day yours viii be the leavensd lump
DO YOU doubt the ultimate solution of
your every problem2 l tell YOU the pub
OF the moon raising the sea and thus pro-
ducing the tide Is no more sure thax
the raising OF mortal man above him
self. above mortal concepts, whom once
thought has attached itself to Ne Inf
mite. The tides Of the sea ebb and flow
but there is no ebb TO the tide of sue
life. IL has set in, and ia flowing re
SlStlessly heayenvard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

ly between the widow and daughter.
The paragraph in the testament
providing the gift of $4,000 to his
grandchildren, which is the second
item of the bill, the first directing
that his debts be paid and Christian
burial be accorded him, follows:
Item 2-l give and bequeath my
little grandchildren, Christian Moselle
and Charles S. Islcr, and to any 9TH
err born to my daughter, Ira Lee
Isler, the sum of $4,000, said
amount to be held by their duly au-
thorized guardian at law and to be
used by such trustee during their
minority fsr their education, and if
their education should not consume
the amount so named the balance to
be paid to them at the time each one
arrives at the age of Il years"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
$4,000 LEFT TO
GRANDCHILDREN
VIII Of w. S. Roach, Dividing
Remainder of Estate Between
Widow and Daughter Filed

A sum of $4,000 for the educa-
ton of his two little grandchildren,
Christian Moselle and Chas. S. lsier,
of whom he was very fond, the child
rem of his only child, Mrs. Ira Lee
Isler, of Fitzgerald, for the education,
was left by w. S. Roach, who died a
few days ago, in his will which has
just been filed for probate with Ordi-
nary Cobb. His widow, Mrs. Vela
Roach, and his daughter have been
appointed executives of the will by
the ordinary in compliance with the
terms of the document.
Mr.. Roach, who was one of the
most successful farmers in this sec
ton, despite his affliction of his later
years, left an estate said to be worth
more than 100000. One para
graph of the will leaves the Roach
town home, on South Lee street, to-
gether with it's furnishings, to the
widow. Another directs that the re-
mainder of the entire estate, after
the deduction of $4,000 cash to be
paid to his daughter, be divided equal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
ALIMONY STRENUOUSLY
FOUGHT BY GAMMAGE

All day Monday was consumed in
the hearing before Judge Z. A. Lit
tlejojhn in chambers of the temp
orary alimony application of Mrs. Ed
A. Gammage, wife of a we'll known
local locomotive engineer, who IS su-
ing him for divorce. Mrs. Gammage,
who IS now residing at her former
home in Helena, was represented by
j. E. Sheppard, and Mr.. Gammage
by w. w. Dykes and Stephen Pace.
Both sides fought strenuously, and
at the close of the arguments Judge
Littlejohn took the case under adj
visement. Mrs. Gammage is asking
for 1925 per month temporary ali
mony on a basis Of half of her hus-
bands earnings. The defense con-
tends that his earnings now, under re-
duced time, are only $165 per month,
but objects to paying any amount.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

Stomach trouble is almost always
followed by complication of dis
eases. One of the first being an
overworked liver, with all the symp-
toms of biliousness, followed in turn
with headaches, coated tongue, nau-
sea, dizzy spells, pain in the back,
palpitation of the heart and other
distressing symptoms. Sooner or
later the kidneys will become involv-
ed and that is just why these danger
signals should be needed in time. A
wise man puts out the fire before
there is too much destruction; the
same theory should apply to stomach
trouble.
Gas in the stomach means fermen-
tation instead of digestion; decay in
stead of nutrition for fermentation
produces poisons, which are absorbed
by the blood, and which frequently
bring on the condition known as auto
intoxication or self-poisoning. This is
also why we develop acidosis, which
brings on so many complications such
as rheumatism, hardening of the ar
teries, high blood pressure and 9TH
er conditions, which may mean per-
manent loss of health. Acidosis is
one of the main forerunners of
Bright's disease and diabetes, hence
it is evident that if we have stomach
trouble, however slight, we are fool
ish indeed if we do not take prompt
steps to correct it.
If we are not fit as a fiddle in the
morning; if we don't feel better than
when we went to bed; if our breath
is offensive; and we have that bad
taste in the mouth; nature has set
the danger signals for US and we
cannot afford to neglect the warning
that she gives us. That is just why
the demand for TanIac, the great
Stomachic, Systemic and Recontsruc-
tive tonic has broken all Worlds rec
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
ANDERSONVILLE

ANDERSONVILLE, Nov. %. -
Mrs. P. C. Easterlin, Helen and E.
w. Johnson were visitors in Ogle-
thorpe Wednesday.
Mrs. Bob Williams was spend-the-
day guest of Mrs. Conner Peek on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Easterlin and
daughter, Pauline, and Miss Helen
Johnson were guests Thursday at the
home of B. f. Easterlin in Americas.
Mrs. Lucy Rouse and Mrs. Ben
Rouse and son, Roy Daniels, were
afternoon guests of Mrs. Conner
Peak Wednesday.
P. C. Easterlin was business Wis.,
itor at Cobb Thursday.
W. S. Raspberry, of Cutoff, was a
visitor here Monday.
Glen and Leon Holloway were
spend-the-day guests of Levi Hollo-
way at Englishville Sunday.
hoyt Brown, of Macon, spent Sum-
day with his mother, Mrs. Nellie
Rouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Atwater spent
Monday at the home of Gordon
Williams.
Mrs. Nellie Rouse was called to the
bedside of her brother, Pomp Scott,
at Tallahassee, Fla, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rouse were fore
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D..
NJ. Wicher at Cutoff Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Easterlin, of
Americas, were guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. Mollie Easterlin on
Sunday.
Ralph Harden was a visitor at AL
bany Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Williams spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Harden at
Oglethorpe.
Glenn Holly basket ball team came
Friday and played our boys. Our
fellows were defeated, but gave lie
Glenn Holly team a good play
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

ords. The American people have
learned that it probably provides the
surest, safest, and quickest remedy
for all such troubles, and millions
upon millions have taken it with the
most astonishing and gratifying re-
suits.
Tens of thousands of men and wo-
men of all ages and in all walks of
life afflicted with stomach, liver and
kidney disorders, some of them OF
long standing, as we'll as thousands
Of weak, thin, nervous men and Wo-
men apparently on the verge of col
lapse have testified publicly that they
have been fully restored to their nor
NAL health, strength and weight by
its use. Still others who seemed fair
ly well, yet who suffered with indi-
gestion, headaches, sh0rtness Of
breath, dizzy spells, sour, gassy stom-
achs, coated tongues, foulness OF
breath, constipation, bad complexion,
/ loss of appetite, sleeplessness at night
and terribly detected, depressed feel
ings state that they have been en-
tirely relieved of these distressing
symptoms and restored to health and
happiness by Tanlac.
NOTE: Tanlac Vegetable Pals are
an essential and vitality important
part on the Tanlac Treatment
wherever constipation is present.
You cannot hope to get satisfactory
results from the Tanlac Treatment
without first establishing free and
regular movement of the bowels. 1t
stands to reason that no treatment
can do the greatest amount Of good
when you are suffering from consti-
patton or biliousness, or when your
| system is clogged up with waste pro-
ducts and poisons.
Tanlac is sold in Americas by Cars
we'll Drug Co, and all first class drug
gists everywhere (adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
STORM OVER BAHAMAS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Advi-
sorry storm warnings today reported
a disturbance over the Bahamas, cen
tral southwest of New Providence. 1t
was predicted the disturbance would
cause strong northwest winds and
gales over waters adjacent to the
southern Florida coast.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

Salesman with car to sell
low priced 10000 mile cord tires
Salary and exclusive territor to right
party. Goodtsock Cord ire Com
pany, 308 South LaSalle ST., Chi
Cago, Illinois.-23-1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
PUBLIC IS URGED To
HEED NATURES WARNING
Thousands of People Suffer Permanent Loss Of
Health Because of Neglect Nature Has Set the
Danger Signals for Us and We Cannot Afford
To Pass Unnoticed the Warning That She Gives
Us.

Good digestion good health; bad digestion bad
health.
sound stomach worth hundred its weight gold
Probably eighty of all diseases originate in the digestive
Dyspepsia, what commonly known indigestion
only of the prevalent but of the diff
cult all day diseases and has for years baed the
skill of leading specialists everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

WANTED-To buy good heavy
mule. w. j. Josey.-22-3t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
FOR SALE

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all
HATS, beginning Tuesday and con-
tinuing throughout the week. Ameri-
Gus Millinery Parlors, sos Jackson
avenue.-l4-tf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WANIED-nISCE LLANEOUS

WANTED-To Rent an Automobile
until after Christmas, in Which to
visit sick and needy. Phone Captain
Knox, Salvation Army. Phone 1873.
-21 -tf.--dh.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

Coal Ellis arc large part of your
living expensc--reduce them by using
Coles Hot Blast Heaters. Gatewood-
Cogdell Hardware Co.-23-1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing. Elk.
pert service and reasonable charges
Il. S. Broadhurst, Jeweler, ITO La.
mar St., directly in front of post
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-23

FOR SALE-Pure-bred, registered
Duroc Bears. Cherry King. APP
ply Agricultural College.-3-tf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22
llcber bic 8efabr Scs Speidels Der
SdiuinSiiidtiscH.

Ole S6minOiiidtigcn geben bGu.
fig &ranfbeitsfeime in ibrem Spei,
def bon iid. @S gibt ann1breno 9
Wtilionen Scitte in Oieicm 9anoe, sic
entwcoer Die S6pinbiudt baben ober
~untGtige Sdminoiuhtsteime in fi6
tragen ilnb fir neIdc bas Iusiprlf.
en- nidt nrr cine idmlsige, ionbern
cine gef6brli9e @etpobnbeit lit.
Ser Spei6el trofnct ober miro
3erItumpft inO fam Our6 Sen Stoitb
Ser StroBe. bcS Souics, in 3iigen
ODER StroBen6abnmagen in bie Gun.
gen gelangen, uno sic oorin entbaI-
tcnen Seine fonnen alh 0llrd sic
SGnoe elmer 8erIon, 6ie einen Der.
lnreiniqten @cgenitnnb beriibrt bot,
in Sen Mtunb gelangen. Rnn neb.
me gum 9eiipiel al, BOB elm
S6minoiii6ti9er in einem StraBen.
babnmugen arf ben 8o6en fpuft.
Gin &nobe, Ser Dies nidt bemerft,
lGBt aus Serieben Ietnen Bali fallen.
Die Seine beften ii6 on 0en 9ou
uno neroen 6urd 6te SGn6e an lei.
men Runo gefiibrt. Nnn nebme elm
lpeiteres 9ciipieI. Gin fleines 9in6.
mel6es nit einem Reifcn ipieIt,
lGrft 6ur6 Bic StroBe, 100 ser &ei-
fen Die &ranfbcitsfeime aufnimmt
0ie SGn6e 6es &inoes gerubren Die
Seine, bic nie6erittn in Oen Mun6
gefiibrt tper6en.
&inoer iinb Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ourd sic Seine Ser S6minoiudt
mett cher ollS9eiebt. ols grnoffene.
@lt6 fommcn lie piel leidter in 9e.
rilbrung nit SpeidJeI ans SuBbo6en,
Grottoirs uno onbern Srten ols ibre
SGter uno Wiitter. Gin unooriidti,
ger altsIpetenoer MenId tann oobcr
cine iebr 9roBe @efabr borItenen.
Sic &ronfbcitsfeime f6nnen iif
in Dem S0rper elmer 8erion iobre-
lang rntdtie befinOen obne BOB oieie
meiB, BOB Iie angeItedt iporoen lit,
8enn ipGter ieboh Ser &0rpcr er.
miiOet ooer orlrd &ronfheit, ltcber.
mItrengling, Summer ober lteber,
arbeitltng geibmGdt miro, Damn emit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22
vie &inber 81 eruGbren iinb.

&inOer, sic fiinitli6 ernGbrt mer.
Den. miiIien ser Mufitdt zines arstcs
unterIteben, Der iie IN rcgelm1Bigen
3ettraltmcn unteriu6cn m,,B. Sebr
iunae SGuglinge. o0er N~icicuigen,
Die ni6t gut 9e6eihcn, miiiicn mcniq.
items Elm Wtol Die ISOLDE bom Irst
6eIuft merben uno 6ie 1fteren aes
iunben SGltglinge penigitens 1 @aG
Dem Wonat, OF Tie franf ooer geiltno
'ino. 5olgenbc HegeIn un6 Gnre-
gungeu be5ieben iid ol,f ale an Ser
6laide groBgc5oaenen SGuolinge.
Che man Dem &ino sic Sloide reidt,
eripGrt11e man bic Nobrltno bis our
8lutm0rmc, in6em man sic SlaiGe
in ctn @ef6B NIT pormen @oiicr
IteIt. Ran priife Sic Scmperotltr
Der Wtild nidt, in0em man 6us
WtltnOItiif an Sen Wun6 nilnmt,
IonOern man ipritc Gin BOAR Tropfen
altf bic Riifieitc ser Sun0. Wan
af,te boroltf, oie Nabr1tng nift at
bcib mcr6en 81 %laiien, un6 bel fal.
tenn @etter icbe man alt, BOB iie iif
nift 81 Icbr a6fiiblt, mdbren5 bos
&ino Iougt. 9ie5 fam ooourh Der.
hinoert mcrocn, bnB man oie SIoiGe
in Gin Stiid 6loneI eintpideIt. @1Ds
reno Scr 9on5en Spciiung bGlt man
6ie 6loi6e fir Ben SGu9ling. Nton
crmlntcre i'm nift, mcbr gu iid ST.
nc6merJ ais or BADEN mill, 1tn6 man
%gCItotte nidt, 6oB or lGnqer olS 20
@tinlttCn aus. Ser 6lol6e iolt9t.
@cnn Oo8 &in0 lGn9er iol1gt, 10 lit
cnttueOcr ctwoS nit Dem SGugling
oOcr an bem Wln0itilf nidt IN Sros
mtn9. @lcibt Robrl&n9 in ser SID
i6e iibrig, 10 gieBe man Tie fort lrno
gcbc Tie Ocn1 Gin0 nid)t ipGter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22

-5n ct. 2ouis wur6cn lcttc
ISOLDE alb. Duncan unb SRI. Cline
6orn. cine Gohter oes friiber bier
mobnboiten 5reo $. 9orm getraut.
-6rau @enrp Sonntng, BON @oS.
cona0e, bcfono lid Iette ISOLDE mcb-
rere 5oae bier gum 9eiud ibrcr
Sodtcr, 6rou 8m. 5lafe.
Ter 6ralenoercin ser ct.
@corgS. STRIDE miro an 9onncrstug,
oen %. Ipril, nieoer cines lciuCr
beIiebten aoffcefrGn5den pcranitnl-
fen.
SRI. Reta 8ebIclpoIo fam let.
ten Sonntog bon ct. 2Ouis bierher
gum gciuf ibrer Gltern.
Or. &. 8. 9affner wurSe lcbten
G%onncrstng nah @usconooe eer1tfcn
no er, unteritiitt bon Or. @orf,
mann, cine idmierige Operation orl
6rau Roie Sdneigbouier ousfitbrtc.
San5bergniigen morgen Cons
tog) gbeub in Smiths Soae. Icincr
5~on5boOen. bette @uiif uno 5rob.
finn, Scoermonn ctngclaoen.
-Senrp Seims uno Satin ,ulo
Srls. Carrie un0 Suloa BOIL, bon
nobe 8op, Itatteten lebten Samstoa
uniercr Stobt einen 8elud ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22

-Sermann 2abmeDer. g. S..
gtceie uno @. 5. @uttbeius, bon
glanb, befanoen lid am 9ieustng in
8eiddften bier.
-llbert 8etrrs uno Satin,
friiber SRI. ella Nllmbraller, iinb
boderfreut iiber oie 0eburt zines
Sobndets.
-@m. Sdniute un6 Samilic.
BON Morriion, uno U. 6. Sdninfe,
bon fredericksburg, itatteten letten
0icnstag unierer Stom einen tllr5en
8eidGftsbeiu6 ub.
SIM Gourtballs nllrben lesten
Vtontag Sarrp Strattmann, bon
So16b Soof, Srunflin Gountp, uno
SRI. &atie gontprigbt. bon 3bine.
LAMB, burd Hidter Gbeo. @ruf &c.
tra1lt.
Gin mciterer bcrgnilgter I6cn0
lteht ben S9eilneBmcrn on 6ent
San3ucrgniigen om SomStag a6eno
in Smiths Salle bebor. &1leoiger's
Su85 Srdciter miro Ole @lliit lie.
fern.
-6rou @m. Stegelmeper. pcI6e
mebrcrc Gage in Ban gum 8eiud
ibrer Wtltttcr. Sral1 Catherine @al.
Oeder, bertpeilte, tebrte lebten 9iens.
tog bon bic aus mad ibrem Semi
IN Granite Ctr, ST., 5uriid.
-2ouis @llrtler un0 Satin, BON
Rrlb GilunO, reiiten geitern mad
@aibtngton, ibrem 5ufiinftigen
Seim.
SRI, @artbu 5leiid uno ibr
flciner Neffe Geo. SonSorn befin-
Ben iid lett mebreren Gogen in ct.
2oris nlf 9ciud bel Scrpanbtrn.
-2ouis Slid, bon Stolpe, mrroe
Iebten Gicnstag I'M Soffner Soipitol,
0ubier, elmer Operation unterSogcn.
Sober 2eier fonn binter ICinem
Nomcn auf Ser 3eitune ieben mie
pcit CT fir oieielbe be5oblt bat.
-@eItern gtoft mor cine bole
Mountaineering in Den Ser. Stonten
81 bcobo6tcn. Scr Wono trot eini-
&c Winllten nod Mitternoft in oe1t
S6atten ser Gr0e uno bie gGn5Ii6e
&erfiniterung bes Wonbcs lpar bon
1:24 bis 2:05 l1br NorgcnS 5u be-
oboftcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22
Berger.

Sin bon Ser 6. g. Of q. oerans
ItalteteS 0ffentlides Gudre.5 Spiel
miro om Nonto9 2tbcno, Oen %.
apri( in Ser ct. EollGS Sdulbaqe
I%tottfinoen.
gtlDin &ubllnam l1n0 @attin, bon
Morriion, worcn oIu Sonntog bier
altf 9cln6 bel Ser 6omilie SoIep6
@arbS.
Gountgridtcr $. $. Mcper mar arr
Nontog in Observation-Disclosures
in Union.
Strait @m. Campbell, bon ct.
befan6 iid on Sonntog bier
ouf 9eIllf bel i6rcr Gi6te, Srolr
Sos. q. SpcfboIS.
Otto &un5 ltno SRI. SltItina S6uli
mlrocn an 9ienstag letter ISOLDE in
Der bieii9en fotbl. ct. BaltIs. Stride
Ourd Sen boftp. Safer Glgcn Sage.
born gctrm,t. SEER altn5 lit Elm
Sobn bon Mortin &lln3 bon Ser.
mann unO 0ie @ral,t lit cine Sodter
bon Slrlius Sbuli bon Wcrriion.
Slid gum 8unOc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22

-6rni Ism. s. Weper piroe ont
lebten Wontog i'm 9r. Soffncr SO.
ipital elmer idpierigen operation
unter3oger.
-Sm beutigen 8olfsbIott finocn
l%rricre &eier Den jGbrIi6en ausmels
ilber Die Ginnobmen un6 Nltsgotcit
OCs Gountps.
Sligo Stride, bon Coles Greet,
lcste 8ode bon ieiner Satin
nit cincm S0hn6en beihenft.
-6roncis &eune fam letten
Sumstag bon Ct. 2ouis bierber nm
iciner Nlltter, 6rau CLARA &eltnr,
eincn 9eIuh ob5uItatten.
-Gountprifter !Senrp Steiner
lnb @nttin, bon gtcp Sober, fomcn
Iebten Nonto9 bier o,lrd oltf Der
Nctmrciie bon Smensoille, 100 Tie
mcbrcrc Gage bel ibrer Godter,
6ror ". @. McGurop, pcrlpcilt bat.
ten.
-6rls. alna unO Ionilo Sen.
nefe, bon SmensbiGe, befin0en iid
gegcnmGrtie bier 5l1nt 9eil,d ibrer
Sdymeitcr, 6rnu @oltcr N. Strof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22
Dr.. ". {. lockwood
3o6nar5t
n, M o.
Office Der SeopIes 8anf aeaeniiber.
Sffice-Bbone 0r.
Bobnung-gbone Nr. 303
ipideln iid oieie &ranfbeitsfeime 11nb

tpideln ii6 oieie &ranf6eitsfeime 1,n6
crSeugen aftibe' Sdpinoiuft.
9ie Srol,en ipuden ieIten aus.
Bel tbncn miro eS als unihifIid an.
geieben. 8arum ioIlten Die Ian.
ner ausipuden? Die @cpobnbeit lit
ebenio unidifIid bel einem @onne.
IS gibt ieoo6 nod eincn midtige.
rem 8rltno. meSbolb man 6as unbe,
oaGte ausipufen aus Ser @cIt
Ifoffen mtB. 0aS Iltsipltfcn muB
mtfb0ren, neil mir ionIt ser Mus
breitlng Ser Sdmin0iuft nift Gin.
boIt gebieten fonncn.
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@attcn. Capt. NauIOing. DeId)cr
ernitlih franf mar, febrte lebte
ISOLDE mieoer in lire biciige Seimntb
5uriif. Gopt. Wauloing lit nabc
8lottsmolrtb ouf einem 6luB6ampicr
oils GiIot beidGftigt.
81. :. 9orter un0 Satin, pom
ct. 9ouis, porcn onl Samstag ltnO
Sonntag bier ais @Gite Der SomiIic
Carl 8eber. 0err 9orter mar filE'
or mebrere Sabre I'M biciigen @e.
idGfte Der Stone Sill @ine 60. ais
8llhiiibrer tb1tig.
-5rou Sbeo .@ruf febrte seitcrn
Don ct. 2oitis Suriid, 100 Tie cine
@ode bel ibren BORT mobn.
boftcn ainOcrn ltno Scrrparoten Der.
meilt hattie.
-@aItor 5. 10. Sertel ull6 @at.
tin, Dclhe pGbreno oert pergangenen
3iuci @oden in Ct. Charles nertpcil.
ten ionic aud Der eoangl. Gonfercn5
in ct. 2ouis b%eipobnten, Iin6 lctten
6reitag pie6er in ibr Seim nah Ban
suriifgcfchrt. 4uf 2ouis 0iebrtteg-
ge melfer ols 9elegat Die ct. 0altIs
Stride in ser Gonferena bertrat,
fcbrte cbcnfaQs am 6reitas bon ct.
2ouis 3uriid.
SEQ. &oblfing, bon Houtc 2.
fam lcttcn 9ienstog bierber I'M Elm
nc1es Serb 4llto bier n6Slrbolen oos
CT 0ur6 sic 8eber Serb a9entllr
beIteat batte.
SRI. Coma 9oa, mel6e mGbrcr0
oes bergangenen SabreS in Gotsbom
ais 2e6rerin tbGtig mar, lit leeten
Snmstag, nod SdluB bes Sful-
termins. in ibr bieiigeS Seim 5l,riif.
gefebrt.
-5rl. emma Woedli, mad eincm
6reilpodentli6en 8eiu6 BEL ibren GG.
fern, 6reo Woedlt, in Sptss, reiitc
lesten 6reitag mie6er nod &anios
9th 3uriid.
-Sront 8eiier uno Satin, BON
Hetp Sabcn, befonoen iid lctteu
Sonntog bier gum @eiu6 ser 81.
tern, Carl @eiier uno @attin.
Ser @a5conaoe 6lllB mar leb.
ten Sumstag infolge 6es idppcrcu
RegcnS atn porbergcbenOcn Gage. 10
bod 0aB or olts ieinen llfern al ire
ten Oro6te.
-S6eo. 9. GiQp, bon Stolpe,
uno &cnrp Shnitgcr, bon 9otS6ant,
paren leBtcn Montog in @ei6Gftctl
bier.
-6rau 9(rmin SepiHg umO Sim
Der, bon Hbinelonb, bcrueiItcn oicie
ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier altf 9eIlt6
bel Der W1ttter Ser 6rau 9epin9,
Srnll Nbbp &onef.
Strait 2cnoro Strcf, wc(de III
rem antbeil an ser 6nrm i6res uerit.
8attcns &olcntin Stref, nabc
SmiSs, Dcrfaltft bat, lit lcbtCn Wons
tag no6 uniercr Stn0t iibcrIieoelt
unO miro @Crunnm SIT ibrer Ourern.
0cn Ncinlotb MAIDEN. @ir beiBen tic
ber3lihit m%iIlfomuncll.
-Oliocr Barrels fam lcbten
Soln&tag BON ct. 2ouis Dicrbcr gum
9cIu6 Icincr 4ngcb0rigen.
-Sobn g. &ouiictt lno @uttin,
bon Sem &open, bcfonOcn iih lctten
Wonto8 bcin6Sweiic in unicrer
Stoot.
-6rib Sell uno @ottin. bon 6irit
Greet, purocn lctten Montng our6
Die @cburt cincs S0ftcrden8 or
frcut.
-g8m. 8rinfcr febrte leBten
Oienstag micOcr no6 9oonDiQe az.
rid, no6oem er mcbrcre Gage bier
bel icincr 6omilic 5ltgebrodt bottc.
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9ieite.

Neite.
Dos mar 9cItern elm nCrgniigtcr
.glben6, mos, Serr Weter9
So, lcioer!
@orlrm lcioer2
Ga, wiiicn sic, i6 mar n1mli6
10 gut geloltnt, Dab i'd allf Dem
Scintpeg meiner Sralt Elm neucs,
iei6cnes &Iei6 oeriprohen babe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22

8enn elmer iein Ser5 berlicrt, ipia
CT cs meiit - nidt mieoer boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-22

-Sermann Sabmepcr, 8. s..
gtceie uno @. 5. @dttbeps. bon
gIono, befanben lid om 9ieustng in
@eidGften bier.