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The state herald., 1921-04-22
Wray axes First Place
In Track and F field Meet

Rising, Yuma, tied for third; height,
. feet, inch.
Two twenty yard hurdles Blodget,
Yuma, first: Flaker, Holyoke, second;
V. Renzeiman, Wray, third: time.
27:0o.
Mile run-Good, Wray, first; Il. Star
buck HolyolSe, second; Pagan, Yuma,
third; time $4,000.
Two twenty yard DASH Hogate
Yuma, first; Il. Graham. Wray. sec.
ond; G. Starbuck, Holyoke, third /;
time, 2S:O1.
Shot put-Edgar, Holyoke. first
Cory, Holyoke, second; Blodget,
Yuma. third: distance, 3s feet, .
inches.
One twenty yard hurdles-Flaker,
Holsolse, first: J. Graham. Wray, sec
oad; Hays, Wray. third; time 1900
Four forty yard dash-Loar, Wray
first; G. Starbuck, second; V. Rem.
zelman, Wray. third; time $500
Broad jump-G. Renzelman. Wray,
first; FlaAer, Holyoke, second; Loar
Wray third; distance, Is feet. AZ
inches.
Dlscus-G. Renzelman, Wray, first;
Edgar Holyoke, second; Loar. Wray
third distance, SO feet, inches
High jump Flaler, Hoyloke Ars.
V. Renzelman Wray and Fithian
Yuma. tied for second: height, feet
inch.
Half miie-G Renzelman. Wray
first; Good, wray second: e. Star
buck Holyoke, third; time 2;1l:OO
Relay-wray, first; Holyoke. sec
ond Yuma. third, time 1:SS;00
Individual points-Flaiser Holyoke
stands the highest in the meet with
2Ola Holyoke point winners-Edgar
or; G. starbuck. 6iA; f. starbuck
q Cory, 3; Benson, IL.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
OUR LIFE WORK"

A unique and very interesting ser.
vince was held last Sunday evening
in the Presbyterian church when vo-
cation Day was observed by the Civ.
Ing bf brief, direct talks on various
branches OF life work, with the pur.
pose OF assisting the young people
to choose the proper occupation or
calling for themselves. Mr.. Walrod
spoke on the law. Miss Heidee on
Touching. Or, Tierney on dentistry,
ard Il. l.. Johnson on banking.
A isimilar service presenting other
occupations with their benefits and
advantages viii be held next Sunday
eyeiiing, and the young people are
earnestly invited to he present
The state herald., 1921-04-22
TANNING MILL VERY USEFUL
Present High Price OF Grain Should
Bring Machine Into More Use
on Stormy Days.

In mnny parts OF the country there
has been a tendency TO lei The tanning
mill rest and rust and gather dust ana
10 pay the mill or elevator for cleaning
the grain. paying the bill by accepting
low price for the unclenncd wheat
or oats or barley. Besides, the chick.
ems lose the screenings. The present
high price Of grain should bring many
n neglected tanning mill into proflts-
BILE use. Incidentally. farmers viii
have profitable work for stormy days.
md much cheap feed for chickens.
pigs and other animals.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
New Restaurant to
Start in the Building
Vacated by Groshans

The Groshans Implement Company
has vacated the south part of the
Hoiyoke Auto Company building and
workmen are busy changing the inter
ior of the building so as to make a
restaurant. which will be occupied by
Roy Barbour, The dining room will
be 24xS0 feet, witt! kitchen and serv-
ing room in the back.
The arrangement of the building
will make a very commodious place
for an eating house.
The state herald., 1921-04-22

for school until the first of Noyem.
ber, the term was shortened to six
months. Miss chninhalt viii return
to this school In the fall.
Miss Margaret McElroy closed an
eight months torn of school at
Lakeside last Friday, Owing to an
epidemic Of measles In this district,
tho attendance was very small Mt the
cloS OF the school.
r, II. Cooper, county supcrintend.
cnt OF Yuma county, was an office
visitor last Saturday, MIR Hooper &C.
companied the Yuma county boys to
the track meet held here.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
LARGE CROWD ENTERTAINED
At GEORGE GLOVER HOME

Mr. and Mrs, George Glover of
Hilltop vicinity entertained In honor
OF their daughter and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Thomas, who leave
soon for Wyoming. where they have
q claim. ON last Monday evening.
About soyenty.flve were present,
aud they were entertained by games
and numerous songs and musical So
leo,lons until refreshments were
served The young folks ioi.ercd
a while after the older ones had left
to dance.
Everyone reports a very enjoyable
time.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
EASY TO WINTER FALL PIGS.
Where Farmer 10 Properly Equipped
He Can Raise Young Animals
Without Difficulty.

More fnll pigs nre being raised now
sdnys than wns the case few years
ago. This ls due largely 10 the fnct
TINT grain II relatively hgh.priccd.
Wien a man Ia properly equipped FOR
tnklng cnfc of fall pigs through the
winter sensun he can raise them about
ns chenply as he cnn spring pigs and
he gets more out Of his aow by breed
Ing her twice n yenr thnn only once.
II II not difficult 10 winter fall pigs
II one gives tho matter proper atten.
tor.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
HILLTOP AND PLEASANT
VALLEY UNIONS HOLD JOINT
MEETING AT AMiTiE

Hilltop unon No. 80 and Pleasant
Valley Union No. 332 held a joint
union meeting at the Amitie school
house on April 20. A very enjoyable
time WAS had by all. A joint program
was rendered by the union members.
consisting of songs. declamations>and
dialogues. After the entertainment
was over supper was served In the
basement, consisting of cake. pie of
many kinds. doughnu,s. sandwiches.
pickels and coffee.
Tho evening was q very pleasant
one for all. and we wish for many
such In the near future.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
NOTICE TO STOcKHoLpERs
OF HOLYOkE FARMERS CO.
OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the above mentioned com
pany will he held at the court house
in Holyoke, on May 3, 1921, at which
time officers and directors of the com
pany will be elected for the coming
year, as provided for in the bylaws
of the company.
G.. NJ. Hit. Secretary.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Methodist Church

The usual services win be held
next Sunday:
Sunday school at 1000 a m. Morn.
ing devotional service at 1i;oO q. m.
spworth League at 6:so p. m. Even
Ing good-felolwship. service az 7:3O
p. NJ
Payer and praise service on We'd
nesd'gy at 1880 p. M followed By
Bible Study. Choir practice at S:30
The state herald., 1921-04-22

Wray ran off with the long end of
the score in the Holyoke track and
fed meet held at the fair grounds
on Saturday afternoon, making 5lh
points; Holyoke second with 40:
Yuma third with 29ia; Haxtun 0, and
Highland Center 0.
Holyoke took the lead. holding
first place throughout until the half
mile run, when Wray forged ahead.
a large crowd witnessed the meet
and the day being an ideal one
brought out the best of each contest
ant, many of the races were so
close that the judges were forced to
use every bit of skill they had to
pick the winner.
The individual stars of the day
were Flaker of Holyolie, winning two
srst and three seconds; G. Renzel-
man of Wray, second, with three
firsts; Hogate of Yuma. third, with
two firsts.
Shk ribbons were given to the
winners of first, second and third
places in each event, and two large
penants, one to the school scoring
the most points and one to the
school winning the relay race. A
sterling silver watch fob to the high,
est individual point winner.
The Holyoke boys will journey to
Fort Morgan on Aprila so for the
Northeastern Colorado meet. and on
May I to the Southwestern Nebras
ka-Northeastern KANSAS. Colorado meet
at McCook. Nebraska.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Brevities

Mr. Charles Peterson and little
daughter returned Tuesday from
Rochester, Minnesota. where the
daughter has been receiving treat.
mcnt for hereycs ut the famous Mayo
Brothers sanitarium.
Mrs. George Jones OF iIaxtun spent
Tuesday In iiolyoke on business.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
olsle ENJOY welalr ROAST

Mrs. coeii Richardson was hostess
20 the Guild girls of The Preabytcr.
ian church on Tuesday evening at
"A wcisio roast. The girls enjoyed a
good time and Ion NJ late hour f9r
tiiolr homes, voting Mrs, Richardson
q charming hostess.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Groshans Implement
Company Installed
in Its New Location

We are now located on the corner
across from the power house. Come
here for ED service, implements and
repairs. Also oils and ereases.-
Groshans Implement Company.
The state herald., 1921-04-22

Henry c. Wallace. secretary OF ag.
rlculturc. has prepared chart which
shows In striking form the increase
In the cost of freight and handling
charges on corn after Il leaves the
farm.
The chart makes a comparison OF
costs aud prices December /. 1919.
with the 1921 costs.
Ia 1919 the price OF No. corn at
Chicago was 1ic, which was made up
OF g0c bnshel on the Iowa farm.
G.56c n hushcl for handling thereafter
aud I.ic freight TO Chicago.
In 1921 the price at Chicago Is only
s3c. but freight has Increased from
7.ic to i3.7c. or about 90 pnr cont;
handling charges have Increased from
6,3do TO to.Jo, or about 30 per cent.
and the price on the Iowa farm has
decreased from g0o to zoe. or nearly
10 per cent.
Before the War
Secretary VOLTAGE has also had pre-.
pared contrast Of prcwar normal
prIces with present prices. not con.
fined 10 agricultural products, but In.
cluding number Of other staples.
The state herald., 1921-04-22

I win be NJ the Holyoks Inn next
'dn 'nday. May ith. Eyes examln.
snH fitted. make a special.
hool children's eycs.-t'rank
optomotrist.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Detailed Instructions.

The rnIted States Department Of
Agriculture has Just issued Fnrinern'
Bulletin l12s. entitled EARN lnren-
tories" In which are given detailed In
struciions for making an inventory Of
farm property and revising such n list
from year to year. BY using the single
system described In this bulletin any
farmer can determine exacriy his
financial status aud lay the foundation
for permanent system Of accounting.
without the farm inventory MS basis
no system Of accounting that might
be chosen would be OF any great use
TO the farmer
The state herald., 1921-04-22

wholly attributable to reduction In
other assets. 50 that In reality the r0
suit is like taking money from one
pocket aud putting II In another.
The farm inventory. or property list.
offers the only practicable why Of an.
swerlne these iestlons. once the
farmer has made a complete list Of all
his nsseis aud liabilities and has bal.
anced them he knows Just what his
net worth is, and when he has in1es
such list annually he knows each
year whether he has gone forward or
back and just how much has been the
Increase or decrease In the net worth
of his business.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Results of the Meet

Hundred yard dash-Hogate. Yuma,
first: Flaker, Holyoke, second: G.
starbuck, Holyoke. third; time 1910.
Pole vault--Fithian and kamm,
Wray, tied for first; Lair, wray and
The state herald., 1921-04-22
Question Not Easily Answered.

These are important questions to
the farmer and questions that are not
so easily answered as would at first
appear. Farming is an intricate busi-
ness and one In which returns from
investment are sometimes long de-
layed. SO that progress cannot be ac-
curately measured by the amount OF
money taken in in given time. Some
times cash income may be almost
The state herald., 1921-04-22

Mr.. John Miller. who was operated
upon for appendicitis. was able to
return to his home on Sunday.
The state herald., 1921-04-22
farm INVENTORY
HELPS BUSINESS
Enables Farmer to Determine
Whether He Is Going or
Coming Financially.
ANSWER TO MANY QUESTIONS
Complete List Of Assets and llablll-
ties Each Year Tells Land Owner
Just How Much Increase or
Decrease Has Been.

What is the net worth of your farm
business? Is II more or less than one
would imagine from casual inspec-
tion Of your farm? Do you know for
sure whether you are going or coming
In financial standing?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15
6ran Sirsiuia S6ufern seitOrbcu.

Syn ibrcr 8obmtne nobc SipiSs,
lit om 80. YtGr5 Srmt Sirginia
Gbofern, geb. S6cibegoer I'M bOben
glltcr bon S4 SSobren aus Dem 2c6en
gcidicbcn.
Die @erItorbcne purOG IN gllaBs
2otbrinQen, 8euti6lano, geborcn
mb fam iut Sabre 1912 tm Glter
bon 5 SSSobren nit ibren GItern nod
glmerifa, sic iid) ouf ciner 6arnl
nabe Sermonn nieberlieben. SSSnt
Sabre 1856 trot iic nit Senri S6c,
fern in bcn @beitnnb, ipelder Gle
ncrm &inber cntiproiicn, bon ipcl6er
6rei ionic altd Scr @ottc ibr I'M
Gohe poraus gcgongen iinb. Sic
binterIGBt orci Sobnc ltnb orei S0d.
fer, iolpie elm 8flegefinb imo bier
@robfin0er 1lnb 5mei llr9robfinOcr.
Die 8eeroigung fono inl olten
&ir6bofe Der 8resbpterianer &c
meinoc nnbc SnisS itott, iuobci go.
itor IS. s.. @ibmoper antirte.
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Seitamente,

Gbriition g. 9lnberion, bon &eo
8irb, Der ont 5. 0fGr5 beritarb, nei.
fen Scitoment Iette 8o6e i'm Io6.
loBs@eridt binterlcgt lulrbc, ners
na6t ie elm Sicrtel ieineS Ia6IoIics
ieincn orei Godtern, ssrou SONS
0tiffelioh 5rolt SodIon Snlitb unb
sSroit @n. Serrel, ioipie Elm @iertel
ocn brei Sinoern ieiner BERT. God.
ter, Srou Minnie 6. 2obe. Sd er
ieiner Eohter, Srau s. 81. @ciSler,
bereitS porber Die Sarm unb Seim-
StGtte iibertraeen bate, ioa oieielbe
nidt neitcr iib an Der Sinterlaiien-
iboft betbeiligen. Sas SeItomcrt
ipur6e om ID. Sebruor 1916 Der.
fabt unb iit bon @. 8. 8obo un6
6. q. Barter ois 3ei1gen ittter.
fdrieben.
Das EeItanlcnt 6es bor &i,r5em
i'm Srren.slipl su Sutton berItorbe.
nen s. GbarIes Slider ipuroc leste
@ode I'M 3a6IaBeeri6t biuterlegt.
9asieIbe iptrbe am 25. SUM- 1908
perfaBt ,ino lit burd s. Cleo. Sapp.
'uener, Gilbert g. g5oppenbans ltno
Jeo. &etuipe aIs 3eusen ititeridrie.
ben. seadbem er in Dem SeTta.
mente ben 8pnif allsipridt IN
ierinann beeraben 5it iperben per.
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Mntp.ltnfaQ.

Gin Sorb 9luto, ooS &ap S6miot,
Sobn bon Otto S6mibt, bon 8ereer,
Ienfte, iflug om Santstog gta6nit4
tag auf Der Gountp.Hooo, cine bolbe
ateile bon Berger iim 1rno beerub
Den 2enfer llno Sermann Roblfina
inter oen Sriimmern. 8Gbreno
S6ntiOt lnberlest blieb, fam Hobl,
fling. ein Sobn BON 2olis &oblfina,
bon Berger, nidt 10 Ieift oabon,
oa CT cine Serrerfling oer S6ulter
ino ai,ocrc idmer3bafte @erIcsun.
gen erlitten botte. 0r. 9f. Cutler
nabm Den GerIesten in 8ebanolune,
9as automobiI iuuroe Itorf beI6d.
biet.
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Nunlnler 20
3ubIrcide Setbeilisnus an Der 9luub.
Contention in Smcusbille.

SSie III ollen Gbeilen oeS Staates,
10 mar au6 Die am letter Sonstoo
III Onenshille obarboltenen, bon Der
6coerotion Of Commercial Clubs
elnberilfenc quite gsege 8eriamm.
lung" iebr Soblreih beIu6t. Scr
3lucf Der ScrIonmllmo beItan6 ou.
rim Qclcgotcn 5u elmer Gonbention
81 crlp1bIen bie mGbrcno Scr Spc.
6iolsSitung Ger 2egi$Iotur Itottfin.
ocn IOIl, nm NIT hieicr iibcr 6ie g(rt
lmo 8eiic, boS @iC lmO $50, All
bcrotbcn, bctrcfiS NeS gaues bon
Strobcn llno 8riiden at meI6em
3mcfc Die StinmGeber Die $6O,0O0s
600 SonbonIeibc outboriiirt boben.
gtubc5n bunbert Gele9oten aus
Nen ucri6iebcnen S6uI.9iItrifteu
oeS GountD's batten ii6 eingefunNcn,
Die ii6 in groBer Mebrbcit geacn
Ncn @lon mlSiproden 0ieic groBe
Sltmnc mir ba5u 5lt ocrmen0cn Inn
einige @olptitraBcn Our6 Ocu
Staot au bauen. Die Meimmg Ser
Wfcbrbcit ser glnpeieuOcn neigtp Ii6
ocn Blone 5ll, ooS @eIo fir &ooo.
bor- 3uefc inter oie pcridieOcnen
Counties 5u bcrtbeiIen.
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Sm @ontas lit in @ofbineton Der
Songreb miebcr in Sisune getreten,
llno aiuar gum eriten @aaIe in a6t
Sabren, bob beibe 3tpeige boIlltanbia
ilnter @ontrolle Der 8fepublifoucr
limo. Ser Senat beitebt nus SO 0ae.
publtfanern ilno 81 0emofroten,
nos Observation-Disclosures aus 800
&epnbIifunern uno 1872 9emofraten
ilno einen SoaiaIiiten, ipdbreno stpei
Site bafant iinS.
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slns Der gunutb.Gunrt.
GummiiiGre fir Ben glanb Special.
9tpaSSiitrift ernaaut. Nener-
iuGblter SnrbeDor reiignirt. Or.
6ffnnug ncner Gunntb.TuaSs.

Sic Gountp Court ipor ON Wtitt.
mod letter 8ode einen Gag in
Sitrne, wdbreno ipel6er folgenoc
@eIdGfte erlebigt ipurben:
Die @roffnltng Der neren 9toof
rube 8rafe I'm meld1c SSSobn s.
MueIler II. 81. criu6t botten, muroC
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offentlider gtotor Elm, tpelde on9e'
nontn1en tpltr6e.
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benlbcr als Gorntp Surbepor (Ser.
meiier) ertpGblt morbcn par, reidtt
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Court ongenommen purbe. Der
@ouperneltr hat Nun 0ie &fli6t 6iC
Gofon5 0urd @rnennltng eines Ser
meIiers oils5l,fiillcn.
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ON Gbos. 8ebfing ausgeitellt fin
@rbeiten Die bel @erGnoeritng on Der
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itrifts nit t03 9egen 7 Stimmcr
angenomn1en ipltr6e.
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unb Steiner oltf Sobr.
2oltiS 8orlii) pur6c 3un Gon-
itnble fir Sbiro Greet SomnIbip er,
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Steneransgleih. prSuct iuei.
tere %erGuScrnugen Der
gliieiiments an.

9luber oen bereits lettc ISOLDE be.
ri6tctcn @erGnoerungen ser Gin.
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gen on:
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5irt
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144 2(fcr bon $27OO ouf $4,000 CT
bolt.
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9eln, bon $1400 auf $1,000 erb0bt.
2iS5ie Sucbner, 205 gldcr nobc
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Sp. 8. @loicr, 115 9ldcr nobc
SnenSpille, bon $1100 auf $500,
inb IS glfer bon $1,000 ouf $1,000
crb6bt.
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9toie6ub, bon $1,000 ollf $500 re.
6lt5irt
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erbobt.
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Slpiss, bon 5000 oui $500 rmb &C
9(der bon $500 oltf 5000 erbobt.
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9Ianb, BON $500 nlf $3.50 reOu3irt
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9lonS. BON $500 ouf $1,000, mt
ITO sldcr bon $500 ouf $1,000 er.
b6bt.
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oanL bon $1,000 onf $4,000, lmh 79
9lfer bon $t100 ouf $500 erbobt
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b0Dt.
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6nr bon $500 auf $1,000 erb0bt.
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6il5irt.
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6or, bon $500 auf $4,000 rcOlt5irt.
9totb. uno Slopo @iGiom8, Cots
5 lmo 6, gGf. II, @Inno, BON 500
ouf $500 rcou5irt..
SSm. S6minfe, 100 9lfcr nobe
MorriIon, bon $500 ouf $400 re,
6u5irt.
s. 6. Cor, 6us 9th 4otel Giqcn.
tbunt lit Scrmomh bon $1,000 altf
5000 re6u5irt.
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ltnterScidnetc iucitere @urlusen.

@oubernerr Spbe bat nod bie fol
gcnbcn 8orIagen 1tnter5eidnct:
GcgiItrierlng Scr Nomcn 1tno 4o.
rciien aller 8erionen, peIhe &eboI.
ber foufen.
2iaeniierllne Scr 0ptometriiten,
oser 9llteenGr5tc.
GrbOblu,g bes 3uitinunllngsolters
bel Wtd06en bon Is ouf t6 Sabre.
gcipilIi9ung bon $4,000 fir Die
@riinbun9 zines itoatliden Seins
fiir arme lnb berlaiiene 8inber.
Ser @oub. bat Die 8orIa9e Der
8citattltng bon 8fcrbepcttrennen in
WtiIIolri nit Ieiucn 8eto belcgt. Gr
brfilr6tetc, hab cin ioI6eS @eIet Dem
~@onlbcln" III gtiiiolri Sbiir un6
S6or 0ffnen piirOc.
Der 8nuD. 1at ou6 sic Gprloac
5llr HeOli5ierllng Der Itootli6cn Gin.
fonlmenitclter nit ieineu1 Gcto be.
lcat. 9ie &cOu5icrllng mor bon 11b
ouf 1 Ero6ent unO ifIug bic gor.
lo9e olt6 cine @rb6bltn9 Der gr,
crlption fir &inOer bon 5000 oltf
$400 Dor.
9ic SolSborlogc geo, 40, mad,
Dclder Der Sobrpreis fiir 9linbe,
arne uno iolfe, ipeI6e 8erfe Der
Sarlnber3i9feit berri6ten, ol,f ben
glIerbobnen lmb Strobenbobnen er.
moBtgt iperbcn ioIItc, iuuroe betiert
lpeil tic nit elmer onoercn tibnIi6eu
gtaBnabme, SenotsborIoge go. As,
melae @eiItli6en cine GrnGBiorno
Der 8obrrote getp1brt, bie bonn @p1l.
berneur bcrcits llnteraei6net lit, in.
aonflift gerGtb.
Cine onoere pihtiee gorIooe, sic
bonn @ouberneur berluorfen ipurbc
ila6oen bctoe SGuier lie anerfornt
batten, lit Sausporloee glo. 4S6. bie
beIttn1rlte, bub Die 3ablltne fir
eollntp- -Eotientent oie ben Stoots.
Srrenanltolten iiberlpielen iperben,
bon SIS ouf $13 pro @onot berob.
9elest merben inIle. g8ie Der Sou.
oernelr ia9t, ipiirben burth Elm Der.
arttges @eies Die iGbrli6en @innob.
men Der bier Stauts- -Srrenb6uier I'M
$65oOO0 berfiirat, elm gusfoa, sen
lte 6u oiefer Belt ni6t pertraaen
tonnen. !Sin3lfiigeno beinerfte er,
oaB Die Better Der 9(nItoIten AT ir.
9ero elmer 3eit cine 9febuaierlIno
Der 8ebitbrcn onorbnen f0nnen. foLlsl
lle Dies fir ongebro6t boIten. .-eyef.
Terion gitp 8olfsfreltn6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-15
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Morgen, sSranf 2aboube, Sobn bon
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eineeiegnet. grls Eran5eitgen flln'
airten aoron 2aboubc unb SRI.
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mGbIten Oenen mir unieren beraIid'
Iten @liifruunid entbieten, tueroen
auf Der Sroitf 2aboitbe Sarm in
2ittle Berger ibr $eim altfidlagen.