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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
WILL OFFER A BILL
ON GROSS TAX LAW
Chambers of Commerce
for 75 Per Cent Refund
to Counties Involved
OPPOSITION PREDICTED
Douglas, Back From Meeting,
Tells Of Governor Taking
Stand Against Move

A bin IN to be introduced In the
legislature shortly providing that
rs per cent OF tho gross production
tax be returned to the counties
IN which II IN produced, Clarence
r. Douglas, managing director of
the chamber OF commerce, mn
nounced upon hia return Thursday
from Oklahoma city. whore he at
tended % meeting OF chamber of
commerce officials from a number
OF counties In the state.
Would Gut State share.
Al present 66 per cent of the gross
production tax goes into the gcn-
cral fund of the state and % per
cent remains Ia The counties where
II " produced and where 4, IL dl.
Vided equally between the road fund
and tho school fund. n the bill
sponsored by the chambers of COM
rnerco In approved, there viii be 7j
per cent for distribution to these
Two funds instead OF less than half
that amount as at present. The re-
naming 25 per cent would go into
the states general fund instead OF
90 per cont.
That Governor Robertson will op-
pose the bill wns made apparent to
chamber OF commerce officials at
the Oklahoma City meeting when
they called upon tho governor TO
outline their plans, To substitute
20 per cent OF the gross production
tax for the present 6S per cent
would mem disaster TO the fund.
the governor announced.
During tho meeting II developed
that approximately 40 per cent of
the ~ counties In Oklahoma are
affected by tho gross production
tax In the production OF either oil
or-gas or both-that this percentage
Of the state produces oil and gas
Counties Need the Money.
Douglas said 1. was the contention
OF the chamber OF commerce Of
ficials that tho support of the state
should not fall upon the oil and
gas producing counties, which. be
cause Of activities In connection with
the development OF oil territory.
need more money for schools and for
highways. and incidentally for better
police protection, because OF the IN
flux OF a floating population.
1T seoms To me II would be Just
as practicable and not bit un-
reasonable to, assess gross pro-
lection tax against cement. asphalt,
brick and other Moducts produced
within tho state" Douglas de l
clared. "Oii field development
means more hauling over roads. ana
greater need for keep
ing these roads In repair. II means
more children In tho public schools
and necessitatcs the expenditure OF
more money by the counties affect
ed for school facilities.
An executive committee com
posed OF Douglas and representa-
tives OF the chambers Of commerce
OF okmuigee. Muskogec. Pawhuska
and Cushing was appointed NJ the
City meeting TO prepare
the legislation and ascertain the SEN
timent OF members Of the legisla-
ture regarding the passage OF TINS
bill. Business sesaions OF
the Oklahoma city meeting were
held at the Lee Huclpns hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Three Robbery Suspects
Arrested at Sand Springs

Three suspects Of robbery were
arrested In sand Springs Thursday
at the request of the sheriff Of OK
Wulgoc county. whore they are
wanted. Chicf OF Police Waddlc
placed BIll Coffmsn and Harry and
George O'Conneli under agrost early
In the day. They were taken TO
Okmulgoe In the afternoon. The
information received In Sand
Springs stated thai tho men were
wanted for taking 1878 from a store
near IIenryeita.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
SUE FOR MANN'S BOND
'"nnty Attorney Advised 10 Collect
ON s5,oOO Paper Put Up Here:
Bond Mndc ut MuskOgcc.

Upon the recommendation of Jus
ice $. &, Mnxey. County Attorney
w. +. Soavcrs, Thursday afternoon,
brought suit against w. A Green
wood and claude G. Upton for tho
recovery Of the $1,000 bond OF
Billy Mann. which was declared for
fcitcd y few days ago.
Property listed by Greenwood has
a total value Of approximately sos, A..
GOO. according to Justica Maxe,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Party for Unemployed
Is Y. W. Plan for Girls

a party for young unemployed
girls OF the city will be given in the
girls work clubrooms of the Y. W,
c. A, at 3;30 o'clock Friday after
noon. All young girls undor 20 who
are "out OF work now aud cspc-
cially girls from outsNc the city Gre
invited. There viii he games and
refreshments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
MUSkOt;I:E.

MUSK OGEE, Jan. l3.--rlliy
Mann. wanted on n charge Of bank
robbery at Deering Kan. was re.
leased from the county jail here yes
crday afternoon on bond of t5,
900. lie is Ia appear before Judge
Lucion u, Wright In the district
court on January 81 for a hearing
on the writ of hubeas corpus his
attorneys have secured for him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
IA Silk PetticOats Sss;sS sgss,i 2.05

an extra wide color selection including
selling will be offered
bird Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Many Good Drapery Remnants

table draperies in lengths consisting Of neta
creonnes plain fancy silks, Madras voiles etc. that
will make up pretty curtains and draperies. These
goods offered exceedingly low reduced prices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Half Price on

Floor and table lamps. silk and parch-
ment lamp shades, book ends. candle
sticks fruit bowls acauariums, fancy
lamps, candle shades. fancy pillows. au-
tomobile robes and Indian blankets
chofe of stock a. one-half regular
prices.
fifth floor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
Seepub Greet.

Mug. 9rinfulann bat elm Soro
auto, NobeI 1918, in ct. 2ouis
gefauft.
Geo. Raderbaumer uro Sp. US.
&rsfallp porcn an @tOntag in Ser
mann.
9lm Samstng, ben 80. Sunuar,
iinoet I'M S9ulballie i'm Stocnner
9iitrift ein Sic.S Supper itGtt.
Mit @eoaucrn crfd9ren mir 0ab
8altor Sertci, bon Der epangl. ct.
Gnltls Stride crnitlid frant lit, ullO
NIT icineu pielen 5reunOen min.
iden mir ibm rcd)t balOige 9eiics
rltrg.
8nl. Ha6erbouner uno Sobn,
bon Charlotte, lparen am SOnntag
bier bel Ser SumiIic Serrp &a6er.
baltmer auf 9eiud.
Die Sarmer iiben INNER nod felt
oltf ibren @ei0enidden -ltno fem
8eiSen miro 81 Rartte ge6ra6t
peroen biz Ser Greis penigItenS ben
Sunft errei6t, Der Dem Sarmer ei.
men angemeiicnen Srofit uerIpri6t.
Der Secono Greet 6armer Club
bringt beinabe ieoe ISOLDE cine Gar.
IaOung Sieb CUR Sericnoung mad
&oieblto.
Clarence 9linne, Del6er cine $50.
dye bier BET ieinen Glter1l ~oertpeilte,
lit mieoer mad Union 5rrriifgefebrt.
6rou 6. @. Weinete, ipeIde meb.
rere 8pfen bur6 &rontbeit ans
8ett gefeIielt mar, befinOet itd wie.
Der mlf Ser @%eneiung.
WteDrere lt1lerer 1uttge1 Sellte be-
tbeiligten ii6 lebten SamStag Ibenb
al Dem San5Oerguiigen bel 8m.
&ruQ.
0ie Bah unO Nt. Sterling &oub
lit %gcgenmartig als SoIee 6es &c.
gems uno &baupetters in faIt rnbe.
to6r6arem 3uitanOe. Gie &ooo lit
crit Dor a1lr5em grabirt poroen un6
Der 9ooen besbaIb nod nift feitge,
fobren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

-9en 9rlteeer, Senrp Memalo
uno u. W. 9euleper, BON Scope, tpo.
rem leste ISOLDE geiddftsmegcn in
Nerntaiin.
-4norco5 @ronid uno Softcr,
Sri. 2poio, bon @~osconooe, itattCten
Icbten SonlStag bieiigen 8cfanmtcn
cincn 9eilt6 ob.
SRI. CLARA 8iebcr, melde Ian.
gcrc 3cit in &onias Gitb beidGittgt
mar, tebrte letten M}onta9 mieber 5lt
ibren BET Sipi8s mobnenoen gltern
5uriif.
-4rmin Gberlin un6 @ottin rel.
itcn lebtn Sountog na6 ct. 2ouis
Inn 9cfannten ltno 8ertpanotcn eincn
8eiuh db5uitotten ln6 gIeif3ettt8
Ser Contention ser S%artmaarcns
SAMPLER bei5uipobncn.
-@ugo Oh8ncr un6 8ottiu. bon
M,t8fogee, Ofla., peilcn g%egenmGrtiQ
bier gum 8eIit9 ibrer Ingeb0rigcn.
-Baltcr 6. Sprefelmeper ul0
Glib. 0ieterle, bon Berger, tuarelt an
@ontag IN @eidGften bier.
-8m. 8rannen1nrlt, bon Morri
ion, befono ii6 lettcn Rontog uno
0ien$tag bier gum 8eiltd after 9e
fannten.
SRI. 2orene gberlin, peldc III
SefferIon @itp bei6dfti9t lit, mar
Ictten Somstog mo Sonntag bier
gum 8eiuf ibrer GItern.
'Sonogemnfte 6armipn9cn. gu
babeu bel Boneis Bros, Sermarm,
Wo.
-Rpp Steel uno Satin mclde
mebrcrc MonatC III Gtlaboma Der
pciIten febrtcn Iette ISOLDE 5uriid
mo pcrocn iUieoer auf Ser Stecl
Tarlu on scr Coles Greet mobren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
Der Huge Sunh.

Der S6naderl lit Elm &e~ttenbllnO.
Seine Siitte Itegt am 8ieienrnnO
Dor Dem @aitballS.
gtuf Der &lecpieie tanaen Bel
Naft sic glfcn uno Ser S6nodcrl
Iiegt Dor Ser Siitte I'M Wonoi9ein,
b~lin5eIt rno iduut ibnen 81.
Sic uno on tritt ibn cine Der
t~an5enben Glen oi,f SEN SUB. aber
er ipiirt'S gar nidt. 9enn Die
@lfen iinb feOerleidt.
9a fontmt zines Cages cine So.
Mile nit feds Godtern in bic
Sommerfriide ins 8irtsbaits. Die
feds E06ter tanaen alt6 i'm Wono.
i9etn. limo bie GlteIte bobon, bie
peiB, OaB int eriten Stod ein Ledger
Brofeiior wobnt, tan5t 10 nabe an
oie Siitte bin, bob iie Dem Sdnafcrl
alf Den SUB tritt.
oIli-paltb!" beqt Ser Suno.
3rei Gage binft or eleno berim.
sic SGn5crin aber bat Ii6 ridtig
Ocm Brofeiior il18 Ser5 binein9es
ton5t. 9alo Oarouf gcben iie nbenos
an Scr Siitte borbei. oMeine fife
flcinc Glfc!" ~leuf5tc ser Brofeiior,
"9os lit ia gar feline gIfe!" bcntt
iid Der SdnadcrI miitenb, fGbrt
berous lno 5crreiBt ibr Oos &Ieib.
Ser Brofeiior abcr gibt ibnn ettlcn
6uBtritt unO beiratetc ite. Stint
Sabre ipGter ie0o6 iiebt er's Elm,
boB Der Sdnuderl red)t gebabt bat;
Sic 1T nirfli6 feline @Ife
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

Ger bieiige 8erein ser Imeri.
con- 2egion miro ndditen Sonntog
in ser Gitb SoG cine 8eriammIlng
obboltcn. Sober friibere SoI0at lit
criltdt anpcienO ST. IeinL ga 6ragen
6ic fiir lie bon GROCER 8idtigfeit
iino CUR 8eipredltng fontmen ipers
bcn, lpie allf cine telte Organization
pCruOaItGn0i9t meroen ion.
Scr 0ffcntlide 9au in SMITHS
@olc Der fir Samstag, Den 5.
6Cbr. beItimmt mar, lit allf unbe-
itimnlte 3eit berIfobcn porben.
Sos So6ifr( OrheIter, Iorpie
Der @lee Club ser 9o6iduIe iperoen
an Mittrpod Iben0, Sen 2. Sch.
rllor cine mtiifaliihe mo tbeotroli
Idle ltnterbaltlng beranitalter.
-@orrp &roettIp, ipeldcr mcbrerc
Sabre III ser Office Der bieIigcn
Sfubfobrif beih6ftigt lpar, bat cine
Gbnlif,e Steqe iin @auptgeifdfte Ser
international Shoe So. in st. 2ouis
nn9cllommlen unb reiItc Ietten Witt,
mod oorthin I'M ieinen nelicn Soften
%anjutreten.
Strait Gina SeinIein uno beren
Sod)tcr, SRI. Inno, melde mebrere
@od)en bier uno oi1f 9rp Sill bel
ibren &ernonotcn bertpeilt hotten,
limo Ictten Snmstos pieber nod st.
2oltis 5uriidgetebrt.
-Gomin @ebcr, bon Gonias
Gin, bcfinoct iid 9egcnp6rtig bier
Sum 8eiu6 ieineS Saters, Gbas.
@eber.
Geo. 6. g6erIin rciite Ictten
0icnstaa nod ct. 2ouis Inn ser
jdbrIi6en S%eriammlung Der Start.
moarcn.@dnoler bei5umobnen.
*Mtosfcnbal in Gromer'8 Soac
III NOrriion. nr1 Samstag, Sen 3.
GCbrl,or. Gas lette Ser Gon5Ocr.
gnil9en Oor 8eginn ser SoItenseit.
Sicr id0nc Breiie fir Die id0nIten
lmo fontiifiten Mn$fen.
-Gmil S6arrmburg, bon Rcss
Gin, &anios, befano ii6 Iette ISOLDE
bier oltf 9ciud bel 8ertpanoten.
STRAIT Otto Nagcriteot mo Sin.
Scr, meIfe mebrere @oden in Bots.
Dam gum geiltd Der 6amilie Sobn
Sans pcrpcilten, febrten lebte 49,
dye mic0cr IN ibr &eim in Rodfor6.
Soma, 5llriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
Gin ieltcntS Stiid.

Scrr: v&6nnte i'd BEL Sbneu eincn
8efer betommen, ober etpoS gang
nel,cs - gang ci9enes9 ?" n@eDiB,
geuib," BEETLE lid Der 8erfGufcr 81
io9en. - SEER: y@s bonoelt lid oor.
I'M, einen 8eder 81 befommen, Ser
oos 0ienitmGoden meft, obne inns
iel6It I'M Shlofe gu It6ren!" - DGs
int mir lei6," erpiberte Der llbren.
bonoler; lid babe MIR ioIde 8eder
olif 9ogcr, tpeIfe Dos gan5e So,tE
mcden obnc boB bas 3ienIhnGSder
ii6 ItDrcn lGBtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
StUup Sill.

Sic 8eriteigerung arf Ser SIiber
Roblfing 5arin mar bon &aufluIti.
gen Soblrci6 beiud)t uno Die Der.
idic0enen 8egenitdnOe bradten CUTE
Breiie.
Senrp bon 8ebren, bon 8oibing.
ton, mar lcste ISOLDE bier nuf 8eiu6
bel ieinen 8ertuonoten.
Ger Sormcr Club belt Iebten
Sreitog abeno cine 8%eriommlung
oh.
$. 8. Garitebt madte am Conn.
tag cine 9eilidsreiie mad RoiebuS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
GeiunSbeits. Srasefaiteu.

Sufel Gam als geiunobeits- &at.
geber miro in oieier Spalte ober
briefIid Srugen bon a~Ileeueinem
Sntcrciic bcanttporten, Die fi@ auF
$peicne, Sanit1tspefen unb &ranf'
beitsbcrbinocrune beaieben. gS miro
ibm nidt mogli9 iein, Sraeen rein
peri0nlidcr Dirt 5ll beonttporten, nod,
Serorbmln9en fir einaelne aranf.
beitcn gu licferr. Ran ridte alIc
anfragen on ~Sealtb aooiier." 1874
@ait 2Stb Street, SEEM Dorf gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28
in Der ct. Saeubi-a Stride.
(gingeinn0t.)

9lm %. Sanlar ianO in ser Sa'
cobi,&irdc in Worriion im belltifcr
Sotte$oienIt sic G%inpeibltng Der
ncllCn 9feifcuorgel uno OcS oa6ll
bcrgcitcllten InbalteS on Der Stride
Itatt. Sas @eibe9cbet ielbit belt
scr SrtspoItor. mGbrenb bic SreOigt
bon icircm Sobnc HeU. Sbeo. StH.
MAINS, bon 9anreuct, &aniaS, &C.
baItcn mlrOc. 0icicr pre0igte nud)
glbenos in benz engliihen 8ottes.
Oienit. @eioc 8~ottCSbicnite paren
gut beil,dt. Die anlueienoen Iaui6.
TEN aud nit Sntereiie auf Die lido.
men 8ortrGge bes 9clniidten Chores,
lpie OeS MGnnerforeS, ioipie allf Die
Stride, peIde SRI. 3. 9aiss allf Der
Orgel ipieIte unO wclde bic S6On'
belt uno Cite bcS Snitrumcnts CUR
@eltunq bradyten. Del oieier 8ele.
genbeit lei ounfeno erlpGbnt, baB Der
Sraltenperein ouein bic Srgel aus
icinen treu %geianmeIten 0tIttcln be.
5abI bat, mdbrenO Die bon Dem Salt.
fonlite geiammeIten @aben Die Soften
iiir Sen anbalt oettcn, obne Dab
Sdl,lHn 5ltriidblieben.
SIM 3uiammenbnllg Oamit icien
foIgenoe Sbatiad)cn aus Der 8enlcin.
Oegei6idte in 1921 beridtet:
9ic &eranlaiiung 81 ser 10 id0n
gelungcnen lpiirOigcn 8citaltllng Ocs
@~ptteSbuuie3 CAB Die iogen. Dor.
p6rtsbemegrng. Sic @euleinoegIic.
Der crformten in elmer Scriammlung
81. Sttober, 0aB es Die unabs
tpeisbdre 9fIi6t ser @enleinben iei,
gum llnterbalt unO 9lusbau Ser
ipnooaIGt 8erte mebr Spfer 81
bringen. 9eionberc 8aben murOen
fiir oieieu 5met in Der Sobe bon
$t51.50 ge5eidnct u1lb sum Seil be.
aablt. 3ugIei6 abrr iagten uno be-.
ihloiieu Die &eriammelten, Damn
aud fiir Die ei9ne @emeinoe etluos
gu tblrl. Sic erb0bten in nobler
8eiie oo5 8ebaIt ibres 8aitors I'M
$3.50 uno innmelten Our6 oas oa8u
gelpGbIte 8ollfomite $672.25. Sn
Ser SobresOeriammIung ant 2. San.
llor wur0e beri6tet. 0aB oaoon nod
$91,5 5 an Sono, aber CUR @rtsfitb.
rung BON 8er~beiierungen nod n6tig
tparen.
Die 9eridJtc iibcr bic oeridieoc.
nen &aiien, pelde in Der 8eriamnt.
lung an 3. Sonuor abgeitattet muir
Ben, ergaben foIgenOen 6inan55lt-
itan0 ser 8emeinoe:
&oiie Gin. ausg. Belt.
@cnleinOe $146.76 $145.03 S 1.73
8ebolts 6S7.44 639.20 1924
Solicitor 405.4t 405.4t
Somtag.5 223.7t 1855 25.O6
@cibnaGts S5.61 1850 1851
air6bofs 1910 1885 t1.55
Shuloen $214.65.
Gieie &ailerbcridte 1puroen ols
rihtig befunOen. Die 3ahl Der
Observation-Disclosures rullr0e auf 6
erb0bt Die NOTICE Ncupabl D~oD(5o.
gen, io6nB Der iesigc 8orItono be.
itebt n,ts foIgcnbcn 8tieoert: SO.
@egemonn, 8rdiibcut; Sp. Gieocr,
heImonn, 81. 8Odting, go. Sum,
inert, Guit. S6dpcrcIol,s uno 2ollis
Roerue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

8ofiir man Ing Ebeotcr eebt.-
Satin: llngloubIi6l Slit Der
@ann Den gon5en aben6 i'm Sbeotcr
binter meinen beioen Sreunbinnen
uuO neiB nidt, mas iie iif er3dblt
baben 9a bait on ipobl MIR i'm.
mer aufgepoBt mas ollf Ser giibne
Dor ii6 eebt9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

unoppetitlid. StroId: SSbr Siin6.
fen bat mid in Die 8oben 9ebiiien,
Waoame!
Dame entiebt: I'm @ottesniQen,
paI6en Sic Dem ami NAL raid oos
WGtn0den aus, 2iiette!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

Senru 0dsner, o. S. Stoenncr,
u. 9. 8alfer, Gaiiirer.
-Oscar 2oebnig, bon Seace 8al.
Iep, erbielt lette ISOLDE Die freuoe.
boIe 9ltnOe oaB er gum 8roBoater
opancirt lit, ba ser &lapperitorh
Dem Gbepaar Sreb &Iittid unS @ot.
tim, friiber SRI. 8auIo 2Oebnie, in
Gbicogo, einen ltrammen Sltngen als
gritgeborenen gebradt batte.
-Senrp lno Sid Seinls unO
@m. 6. Sod, bon Spiss, noren
9lusgongs letter ISOLDE bier in sc.
id1ftcn.
Sri, Sulio 2ingcnfelber, wel6e
mcbrere Gage bier gum 9eiud ibrcr
Mllttcr, @ittpc 2oltiS 2ingenfel0cr.
permciIte, febrtc letter 9icnStaq
micOer nafl st. Souls 5uriif.
s.. 6obrmeier, bon Berger, be.
innb lid lebten 6reitng in GcifGfs
ten bier.
Geo. Sontag un0 5amilie, 6rie
@oIs utto Com. irto @iIfre6 @aro.
ner, bon @orriion itutteten Iestcn
,6reitug u%nicrer 5taOt einen 9eiud
ab.
-Gon Sodiid IT,, 8bil. Sci0ner
ltno Go. ReinbolS, BON @ascoraoe,
bcfunben Iid letter. 5reitag bier in
Observation-Disclosures.
C. S. MberSuertb unO 90.
glaemaitrL bon Stonp Sill, i~otteten
lesten 9onnerstag 8efannten un6
5relloen in unierer Stabt einen 8e.
Ii6 ab.
-@uitab @berlin b~erfalite Ieste
ISOLDE ieine 9oliIot 0itlih bon Soui,
faint S6nea's 8obnung Gil ser 6.
Strabe on Sermtonn 9artmiturf mir
$1,000. Serr 8oumitarf beabii6tigt
auf Dem neltermorbenen @rltnbitilte
Elm moOernes @obnbalts 81 crrif-
Ton.
-6ermann uno Stto &Iopbau5.
bon Berger, famcu leBtcn Gicnsta8
bier our6 auf ser 6obrt mad Norri.
ion.
-Sobn 8fouti6 unS Sohter,
SRI. Coma, reiiteu lcsten Gienstag
nod ct. 2ouis 5un 8eIu6 bon
8ermanOten uno 8efannten.
SRI. glmauoa Vuifmann, reiite
Ietten Gicnstog mad einem Orci.
p06entliden 9ciut 6ci ibrcn GItern
in Ban, ipieber mad ct. 2oltis gu.
rid.
8. 8latmoml, bon 8oibington,
6ront Reper, Carl g9eiemann un6
Scnrp Reper uno Satin ron
Rbinelonb, uno Jrnnt SperIing unO
Satin. bon q. 2ol,is, tuaren Iesten
0ienstng bier nm Der 8eer6iglmg
ibrer 9er1pan6ten, SRI. Worp Curt.
Ter, beiSutuohnen.
-G6p. e. Rue0iger crbieIt aus
ct. GOltis DIE frcu5epoae al,n6e, 6aB
Der alopperitorh in ser @oDuung
ieines Sobnes Wilfor6 Rue6iger ge.
tern Ginfebr gebaIten uno Dem jun.
gen Gbepoar Elm muntereS S6bnden
ais grItgeborenen in Die 3iege gelc9t
bot. Inner No6bor so. MueOiger lit
bur@ 6os frobe GreigniB @roBpater
eeporOen ,nb lit iidtlid itola auf bic
neue @iiroe, ood ni6t minOer itola
lit @%roBmommu Rueoiger, 5untal her
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81. Sanuor, geboren tpuroe. 8ir
grotlliren ,all AROUND"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-28

-abonnirt al,f 6uS @oIfs6lott.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19
CHAR Nomenclature.

The nomenclature of the cigar trade
Is one of the veiy interesting phases
of democracy. No gentleman intent
upon building up a market for a 10
cent cigar ever named it for states
man. He complimented, instead, an
actor, philanthroplst, race horse,
a hypothetical Indian maiden or a sup
posititious Spanish grandee. To have
named a 10-cent cigar for statesman
would have been to queer" both the
cigar and its involuntary patron. The
people would not have stood for that
sort Of thing. 1t would have pre-
sumed certain superiority which they
would have rebuked both at the cigar
stand and at the polls.-Philadelphia
Public Ledger's "On Second Thought"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19
GARDEN IDEAS.

1t Is hoped that each Of you girls
has made garden where you can ex-
pertinent all summer with growing
things; or, If you have not, that you
will right away.
AS good a small sprinkler as you
would want Is a can with perforated
Bottom Gig. y. This can be filled by
dipping into pail. Hold it as the girl
in Fig. is holding it, for sprinkling.
Punch the holes through the can bot
tom with a nail.
When planting, have you ever used
a dibble with which to make holes Of
the right size for seeds and trans
paintings? Fig. shows a simple dib-
BILE made of a short piece Of broom
handle GA. Fig. 81, pointed at one end,
with a short crosspiece OBJ nailed
across the other end for a handle.
The handle may be omitted, but 1t will
give a better hold for working the
point into the ground.
1t is necessary to protect trans
paintings from the sun until they have
taken root and are able to withstand
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19
Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy con-
dtion, they may cause the other organs
to become diseased.
You may suffer pain in the back, head
ache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. irrita-
bic and may be respondent; it makes any
one so.
But hundreds of women claim that DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restoring
health to the kidneys proved to be just
the remedy needed to overcome such
conditions
Many send for sample bottle to see
what Swamp-Root, the great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine, will do for
them BY enclosing ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & Co., Bnghamton, n. Y, you
may receive sample size bottle by Parcel
Post You can purchase medium and
large size bottles at all drug stores.-Adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19

a MONG other new undertakings
4 that have been presented this
season, there appears an innovation
in pettibOckers. This somewhat star
Ting development of a familiar gar
ment never fails to focus attention
when brought to notice and to pro-
woke question-"why the ruffles?"
In them, wide pantaloons, with full
ness gathered in at the sides to
yoke that fits smoothly about the hips,
support row after row Of narrow ruff
fles. These ruf1les do not extend en-
tirely round the legs. They have a
single purpose and fulfill it to the
entire satisfaction of very thin wom-
en-. This garment should be made
of lightweight wash satin or silk.
The many ruffles add almost nothing
to its weight and prove the best pos
sible means for helping out a figure
whose slenderness needs filling out.
In night clothes, a marked new fea-
ture Is revealed in the use of many
colors for both night dresses and pa
Jana suits. Pajamas look as if they
might have come directly from China
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19

and held at the top by block &c, Fig.
~, and at the bottom by a button CID
made of scrap of tin. Roof board F
is the same as board f Gig. 81, but is
u inch narrower to allow for the lap
ping edge of board E.
Nail the parts together with 1-lnch
finishing nails. Give the outside of
the house two coats of paint, the in
side one coat.
The second wren house Gig. p is
shown in crOss-section in Fig. 6,
and Fig. shows dimensions for the
parts. Bevel the top edge of front
piece A, as shown, so the roof will fit
it squarely, bore a B-inch doorway in
the position indicated, and bore hole
below it for the perch-stick. Assem-
BILE the pieces as shown in Figs. 2 and
6. Hinge back E to the edge of roof
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-05-19
Tides Move Big Building.

The historic Tower of London moves
four times daily as the tides of the
Thames river ebb and flow. The
movement is most pronounced in the
part nearest the river The move
ment is due to the fact that many tons
of water penetrate under the founda-
tions with the rising tide, which move
ment has the effect of moving upward
the whole mass of the tower.