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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
PRIEST aUELLED RoH
 oF IEIsH EyMPATHIzERs

New York. Feb. 25.-sRey. Francis P. Duffy chaplain of The famous Irish overseas regiment, thi Fighting ssth, D tonight quelied a disturbance, started by Irish sympathizers in Carnegie Hall dur for his subject. The Atnation In Ireland, Past, Present and Futures ts' -so :. e.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

sentatives of the United States, Great Britain and Japan, would be adopted by The. senate, either in the form of a sep- arate resolution. or rider to the au- propriation bills Senator Borah is un- derstood to favor the latter course. -s
 The appropriation bill was presented formally during the day in the senate. As reported it acrried $4ss,ooo, 900 against $SsS'oe0.eoo voted by the house. z,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

The flying time of Lieutenant W. D.
 Coney in his flight from San Diego tC Jacksonville announced unoficially as 3. hours. <
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
CONTROLLER SFOR|M0RE:
 EXPLICIT BANK STATEMENTS.

Current Call Includes Item Stating the Aggregate Amount
 Salaries Paid Executive Officers and the Number of Such ORicers-Also Item Giving the Amount of Money Being Loaned on Bond and Stock Collateral in New York City Pittsburgh Clearing House Decides Banks Are Not Re qured to Publish in the Newspapers the Salaries of O
 cals-Bank Examiners Make Such Reports to the Con troler But the Reports Are Regarded as In formation. x tt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

vocational training Is being given by the Knights of Columbus to 55,0OO world war veterans through 1o7 schools In large cities.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Seventy. cases of "home brew were seized at the store of the Standard Bot ting works at Stamford by federal agents
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Another teort to have the senate con firm presidential nominations of ex-ser' vice men and their widows for postmast- erships failed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
Brief Telegrans

More than million pets were on sale at the winter auction of the international fur exchange at St. Louis. --.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

ment control and regulation of radio stations win go over until next session.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Federal prohibitio agents from Mary land and Ohio visited many hotels in Washington, arresting more than score of employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

President Wilson has been made an honorary perpetual benefactor of the Valley Forge Historical society and has accepted the honor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Jack PIckford, motion picture aeter, Is Fl with bronchial pneumonia in Los Angeles. but his physicians say his condition is not serious.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

pr. Frederick James velney skiR, 70 years old director of the Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, since 1894, died of heart disease. '
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Army Aviators who hope to upheld the contention of Brigadier General Mitchell that aircraft virtually have made battleships obsolete are to receive a special course. of instruction of not more than a month in anticipation of the tests against battleship- &
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

One conscientious ob5eetor aad two alleged draft evaders were denied citizen ship by Judge Frederick Lawton in nat uralization court in Springfield, Mass. ,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Dynamite tras used in an an attempt to check a fire ranging in the business quarter of Breckenridge, Texas. The loss was estimated at half a million dollars. .
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Negotiations with the Chilean govern ment for concession of about 350,oeo acres of land in the Province of Lian- qufhue, in the southern end of the country. have been concluded by repre- sentatfves of German industrial inte- rests
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Prohibition agents charged in New York that saloonkeepers. sentenced to jail for violating the Volstead act, are substituting dummies" to serve their terms .
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08
COOLIDGE NEWS
) s4ss.4.s.++..@.s

Beatrice Cornell visited ut the
home OF Jesse Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Martin OF Holly
are visiting friends in Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boescher and Mr..
Schade of McPheros. Kans.. were
visitors at the Seehaver home
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Eta Madge Mason spent Satur-
day at the home of Ed Richie.
Amos and Everett Bland are WIS.,
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. E. Cannon of Hol.
" were visitors at the Montgomery
home Sunday.
Floyd Baker was visitor at La
mar Friday.
Cephas Glover who has been away
with his father all summer, return
ed in time to start school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Barnett spent Sunday
with the latters' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles of Fowler, Col.
orado, have been visiting Seehaver's
this week.
#. s. Mason and wife leave Saturday
to take their daughter Madge to
to Howard Payne College at Fay
cite, Mo.
The DeLano children moved into
rooms at the hotel to be able to
attend school this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Woods OF Hol.
ly accompanied by Mrs. o. X. Leigh
OF Hutchinson, visited with the
Logue family.
School began Monday with an en-
rOllment OF 60.
Mrs. Charles Stewart and family
are visiting with her parents. MIR.
FAIR PREMIUM LIST.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08
House and Soil Ahead

Not all In the path Of the recent
flood waters of the Arkansas River
were victims, according to Ken
meth Woods of La Junta, who de-
clared he was about $1,000 ahead be-
cause of the flood. The flood wat.
ers deposited several inches of rich
soil on his large beet field and the
water did not damage the beets.
Then the tricky Arkansas washed
a five-rOom modern bungalow onto
Woods's farm. The house is COM
pletely furnished and Woods has
been unable to find the owner.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08
NOTICE

Anyone wanting Kanred seed
wheat leave order at Holly Eleva.
tor. This wheat tests 63 and made
50 bushels per acre. Price s1.25 per
bushel at my farm "a miles south
and miles east of Holly. p-l3-2t
G. B. HARDIN.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller return.
ed to their home at Bogard Mo-,
Sunday afternoon after ten day
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Leonard White and family.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08
and Mrs. +. D. Hess.

uilu +. -. A1OSs.
Quite a number from Coolidge at
tended Watermelon Day at Rocky
Ford. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs James Hammond. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Walt
or -Padley and Anna Laubach.
j. H. Rich and family of Holly Wis
tied Sunday at the home OF w. r.
Padley.
While riding after the cattle Fri
day evening. Lance Crittenden re-
ceived hard fall when a part OF
his saddle broke. He was severely
bruised and suffered broken col.
lar bone.
D. L. Moore and G. b. German OF
Oklahoma. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bland.
John Englund was thrown from a
horse. Said he would not have
minded it bit, II he had not land
ed in prize patch of sand burs.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08

f. d. Woods left Sunday for a
visit at Manzanola.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08

The A. P. Knuckey family were
Lamar visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ] Houston and
children spent Sunday in Lamar.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08

Trick Horse Work
A purse Of $3.50 will be given for
the best trick horse work.
Fancy Roping
A purse OF $500 will be given for
the best fancy roping.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-08

Horse and Mule Colts
Best Horse Colt under 6 mo. = 8.
I'd Horse Colt under mo. = ..
Best Mule Colt under 6 mo. - 5.
I'd Mule Colt under 6 mo. - 3.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
HAD NO ANSWER TO THAT
Georgia Mars Assertion Concerning
Watermeions Left upholder OF Inc
diana Product Gasping.

Harry Grimsiey. q Terre Haute Ro-
tary club man, comes from Georgia
and IL still in love with his native
state. he boasts of its wonders, and
the last time he ,liscoursea on 1t, was
telling Of the wonderful bargains he
gof tn waternelons. why, we got
tae very biggest ones for only dive
cents he said
But they aren't SO big as the ones
we have up here, persisted one Of his
listeners. Why. out on NY farm we
had some half as big around as half
tls top Of this table. We didn't eat any
Of 1t except the core. and YET the
whole farnily had enough Of it and
more
Down there, sirawled Mr., Grilns-
leg in his most southern lrawl, we
nsyei eat nearer than two feet Of the
rind Of the melon and yet there's
always more than enough for fam.
is In one melon. Indianapolis News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
Sacred Mohananedan Cock.

a report on the Deme e9 the Rock
Of Jerusalem is shortly 10 be pub
listed and VIII be of great interest 70
tie Ioham!ncdnn world II may not
he generally known thai this place Ii
the third in sanetity Of all the sanctu-
aries Of Islam. and indeed for a short
period II actually formed the Kibla
toward which All Moslems Frustrated
themselves IN prayer.
Among the mere important religious
associations Of this rock We may men
tion 1t YVES here that David and Solo.
mon wee called 20 repentance. and
On account Of n Vision David chose
this site for his teinple. From this
same spot Moliamlned assembled to the
seventh heaven after his night journey
from Mecca, and lastly ii Is TO be the
scene Of the Great judgment. The
historical associations are not less
striking and such famous names az
1t,naar Abdel-Malek, Saiadin and SuIei-
man are all connected with the rock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
self.Luminoua Animals.

Not lass than rs different orders Of
aEima!s are self-luminous we are told
b the new work of &. Newton Har~
ves on The Nature Of Animal Light. z
These include many forms OF pro-
tezoa, hydrotds, jellyfsh, bryozoa.
polychaete and oligocllacte worms.
brltt'e stars, crlstacea, nayriopods, In
sects, mollusts. primitive chordates
and fishes. None OF the luminous spe-
cies inEabit fresh water. all being
terrestrial or marine. Tie luminosity
IS sometimes shown by both larvae
and adults. ana IN a few instances by
eggs. In experiments male. two sub
stances have been isolated -luciferase,
an engine, and luelfeiin, q proteid--
and the light appears TO result from
bringing these together in the pres
ence OF oxygen and water.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
ALMOST LOST BIG DISCOVERY
Predatory Hsrd Carried or ped Cen.
ealning Precious Seed That Pre-
ducea Burbank Potatoes.

Luther Burbank recently told Colo
RADIO potato men a story u his discov-
cry of the world.famous Burbank POI
tato. which ms only recently come TO
llshf While Burbank Was expert
Menting with potatoes about twenty
Years 40 he noticed IN his patch one
p;ant which held enc particularly
promising pod Of seeds. 30 his nrac-
tlced csc these seeds aEa the plant
which bore them would contain the
germ Ut new and sAcellenr potato
If he had thought il neceSsary he
would haye put Il watchtnAn over this
one salali seed hall. AS II developed
iilter. tie imaney that woulsl have been
required fer a watenman would nave
been hut Il minute drop &c silver In
the ocean Of gold which this Que pod
Was destined % produce.
Every morning Burbank would go
q the patch ~ see bow he pod was
far.ag. and often during each day he
woi;la looi Ill the plant 70 discover
The time when the pol could be
picked
tile morning le went into the patch
ana me 800 was gone. Nth the help
u WorNnlen ht searched for ii. Final
Il, asser hlating for hours. 20 feet
away from tic plant, In the midst Of
Other plants. lie cd was found
! fink a bird must have picked
i Of ai.d tried 10 carry Ii away" Mr..
Ruria9k tole tie Colorado potato men.
"Anyhaw, there II Iay, and picked It
ZIP nnd plaIted the seeds. anil that 8
Aow We have Burbank potatoes to-
day.n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
Recovered coin After city Years.

Fifty years ago when the founda-
tions were being laid for The Wash
ington statue In front Of independence
hall. in Philadelphia, John Nash, then
"a policeman. threw 2-cent piece into
the hole being dug for the founda-
tions. Recently when some changes
were being made TO the statue, Nash
recalled the incident ami stirred up
the dirt and uncovered the cola. Ii
will be hung in Independence halt.
Incidentally, Dir. Nash recalled that
= cents had a buying capacity at that
time treble that Of today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
PLAGUE or OLD iGYpT
Crops Of STIR. ~. !,
stroyed BY l9eusts Tas. 3
In Uncoanse5 Nj ics,
Ehnllns an An -


Shades of the r
Egypt
santa se prov fsiir II 4;
now has enlajpt
account N tlpe tr
~ tines fltillia' 81
Tower The f
come sudfleiFlS aaa ia q
in grcnt clones M
the country I'F
bles 4 erca, Hevine ar.,
damage Is ,lofe ap s
Argentinians 0ila i .aamss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
Smoke Intursg ealvanIzed lron.

Galvanized iron has been found by
a Gesman chemist TO be unsuitable
for roofing mach exposed 10 smoke.
Sulphur dioxide, though having. little
effect when dry, causes rapid deterior-
alien in presence Of moisture, and a
mixture Of sulphur and carbon diox-
ide is very corrosive. though moist
carbon dioxide alone has slight ac-
ton The microscope shows in the
corroded galvanized iron minute cavi-
ties and suiphate containing ferric
oxide. due TO galvanjc action or
actual solution OF the zinc coating.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
improving Irdisn ps.sr

The IIopi 1
have alNas le
fcrv. IN tie :,
Though nm
ter's wherI) fasS efr 80
prehistoric TINES
There Is 4 co.'s isFa !,
heir pots. which z 81
tractlvely d,e9r,s''3l e
colors. Tho I'sd 80,
standards Is trs & !,
suggesting lmpr'yed s, \
Gently il has siio@ z 'i'rlS
from cheap llitft
much Superior
used by the Inl'ians. ',.T, "A
themselves rl.a eiiesT /. "A
help Offered alAl
shah yet l.ar 81 lsf HI. !, 4
to the Nayale n sh- "
making ard n
ornaments
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14

The Spanish province of Huelva il
the greatest producer OF pyrites 10
The world, exporting 100000 tons a
year and having deposits estimated al
ESQ ,00e. 600 tons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
e. pnaooa ce::sr

.aa.,,,g b.5lcg
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a.,, ,r,,,,g rs, 4
,,i, ,,reyl
ttan n e5t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

atDper tO Gen 9eOeHlt, lUruas Oh
rur 10 lang III 10 ulel mie on
miQit, Is fonlmt MID telne Sau ms
&ara. Nie Id 5u Den 8eOeswellel
tcmnle i'm, bat Der geiagt: nSeD
Nbll. per bat DEM eI9entllA Ole
@muneHtoBts Den leBte Sug ms
DIR 9eiett?" 8e0esweiler, ben ib
geiagt, Don Oeu leBte Bug ben
i'd nod nIds geb0rt, mas is esq III
oa bat ct MIDI uer3ablt, ieIle AltC
0ebt mltlte, 0aB er e &au taufe
Orbt III le bait gela8t, oetne Nlte
Debt lid alld cine frlege. Sleb, 10
is 0as alio oas relnlte &onlpl0tt
nit Die 8imulenfobts. SD ben Oell
8eoesmeiler geiragt, mas er Oenn
feline alte for Ell @nnier batt gem.
noe, I'LL 90 iaat er, er Datt gela9t,
er Debt e &au taufe, penn iie G
@9riemellt ieine oebt. oaB er nit in
Die Barn aebn IN Die 8au ipper.
balpt nit toti6e oerft, penn le oaS
pilings NOR 81 prainmiiie, baum
bGtt er nids 0a9ege, Iii ieine alte
batt Oann 9eIagt, lie molt eriht
email ausfinne, mas Die 2i3aie NIT
mI6 efampliidt batt.
8ea, id ben lest i9on getpiBt,
Dab Die Si65ie ME nit 10 ebbes ieine
Debt; in Die eridte Sein oubt iie nit
bas erihte 9ing Don Die gttiufeb.
i6en IN Die @r5iebung pon e &au
peritebn III oann nob e anncreE
9ing, is iie audi nit ole 0rau, no
it6 ieoen Wprgen I'M ieoe ytad)!
nepig Die aau in ben 8abrn iese
In parte 0ubt, bis ie 10 freunolid
is, e paar &partder Wil6 abSu.
laiie.
90 ben i1 oenn 9elebn, oaB oer
gauge Sdapp an MIDI ban9e Debt
bleipe III Oaau ben i'd nit Die aler.
9eringite Suit gebabt. 8ei, iea mar
mid e i9One @ei4idt; wenn i'd
mor9enS email e menlg LANCER i6la.
fc mill, Damn Debt es beige: @ett
Obj, Die Gau muB gemolfe meroe;
oboer menn id abellos emal fort
sebn poat, oann miiBt ih eri6t
nod Die 4au melfe III for e Die.
ienoes 8ett for .ie forge. I'm oonn
i'm oa nod 10 man6erlei S6app.
der, 10 for Sniten5 Den 9abrn 5l
tIiene IN i'd mott enlal ben iebn.
mo 10 ebbes gleide oubt. In % i
nod e anlieres ding: 0enfe &c
email, pern 10 e 8au in Die Wit.
tel Don Die Geit aufpede oubt
mebbie ie bot en- boie 0riem, ic
mas mer auf 9eitid Saluntena8ior
rufe oubt, I'M ie itart 5u brittle!
8ei, Die gauge Nebberbutt fomnii
in Iufrubr IN i6 mo9t Den iebn
mo ii6 70 ebbes gefaIe lGbt. go
mid fam elmer iage, tuas er mill
aus Die anueei6idt fam nids tuer.
De. 8enn ib bic paar 9tpartder
WiIb nit meine Srieoumm III
metne Hattrub III mein aartae
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Seiee gebr, oaB Der Mann allies
oltbn t0nnt, nerl1 er ltltr molt.
&c bot oarn nod e gauge Satt
BON Die &ontrie per51blt. ~Ybilipp".
bat ie geia9t, neS is arig ibon III Die
&ontrie, anrper rler nluB Ood nut
aus pielen &omfort Oubn, no mer
IN Die 3ittie bran geWObnt IS, IN
for Den Jtieien 9lei9 iA es beIler
Ill Saln. @S is MIR elm Ding, mas
i) gerif gleihe Oebt gu batptpe III
oas is e &au, III penn on MIDI
email e grobe 6reuo made piuit.
oann fauT mid e 8ar." Do mtiBt
i'd en- Dds iein, ben i6 in meillc
Snieit gebentt, atutDer i6 ben &C.
ia9t: ,8arum oenn nitY Oh meiBt
oab on allies ben fannlt mas on nur
Tor tpii6e Oubit. 8los 10 melt e
&au tonoernt is, Oerfit on nit Der.
seiie, oaB mer Oas @nnimel nit in
Die Sobro ltebn fonne laiie. Wter
miiiIe en- Barn ben, ionit oebt 10 e
arHles 2uoer &ummetiiiem I'm all
oas frie9e. Damn is atur!er aud
nod e anneres Cling, 10 e &au, III
penn eS nur e gan5 feline mar.
min freiie In 0as nit penig; in
SGdt e Sou oubt mitalls Snter'
ruppl6en immer eIIe, IN tpeim le
altd fem Horfrobit LII feilte 8iel.
idapps eiie oubt - ie mill gutes
Sutterde ben"
Isl mob it,, bat Die &i55le &c.
iagt, dptper id Jolt bod llnr ernal
an Die lG6ne WtilG oente, no c
aou uon iid gewwe oilbt. 8enn lie
1rli1e cute Atild bdtt no nod Der
ganSe &riem orin is, oaun fpollt lie
peiter gar nids ben. oil &obrs
fonnte ner Die Ntilb gar nit all
Orinte, apiper oa f0nnt mer nod
10 oieIe onnere Sa9e NIT anfanse,
10 for SnItenS 9ottermild. iauere
Mil9 oo6er ME mir tie IN Die alte
4ontrie geruie ben, oide Wfil4, IN
Damn Die i60ne friide iiiBe Butter
ad, Dos 8aiier Debt fie tn ibren
RoiI6e auiamne louie, tpeni le
tiir bran oente bebt.
Bea, Dos is ia aleS gaila i@on
M gut, 70 pett tpie e gebn ou9t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Sas 2ieb anf Dem Seller.

auS Der @ei6i6te oes aunItae.
merbes ieben mir, oab man iif -
mas Die 8er3ierung oes Seaers an.
betrlfft. - emit ni6t MIR alIf rein
i6miifenoe 0%ariteaun9en uno Wsu.
tier beidrdnft bat. 8ieImcbr ludte
man oteien utcntbebrli1en @e.
brauhsgegenitano aird) ourd Nn.
orltglln9 %bumorooaer Sprii6Iein
llno Sers6en intereilant gu MAIDEN.
Nof bellte iin6 ia butte b1uerlide
Sder0teler nit Sni6riften beIiebtc
@eldenfe. grBer ioIden .ipredjen.
Den" Sellern bat es aber audi lin.
geroe" gegeben. SIM 2an6e ser
Sapence, IN Solano. mar es nam.
lid I'M 10, Sabrbunoert bod)mo.
bern, Die SpeiieteIer nit aufae.
malten Ruiifnoten gu perieben.
Dies bling auiammen nit Der boI.
ldnotiden $afeliitte, Dab bel @eIeu.
lbaften ieber Elm 2ieo gum beiten
jn geben bate. 6ieI Tim ieIbit
ntd]ts Saiienocs elm. 70 balf inn
Damn Der a~bgegeiiene SuppenteIler
angenebm alis Der gerIegenbeit Der.
aus. Or fonnte iqin 2ieofen gans
ett1tah bonn geleerten Seller ob,
iingenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Der Bulls.

8ei jeOem Ser6idlng miro Oas
8lut bolil Ser3en aus in Die Irterien
gcpreBt, 6aburd cine @rmeitertng
Der Irterienpanoe b%erborrufen6.
0tcie Grmcitcrltn9 Der 8llltgcfGBe,
ole man YltlS ncnnt, lam an cint,
gen StcQcn, 100 Irtcrien nnbe Der
&0rpcroberfl06e liegen, 9cfiiblt pers
Den. Die glrt OeS SltlSihlo9e8, feline
@ei6minoigfeit oOcr Otc &n5abl Ger
S9lG9c pro Mtinlte gcbcn allSfunft
iibcr bic @eihoffenbeit BON Ser3 un0
@lltgcfGBcn. 0icic 3eidcn iino in
&6rcr 0ciomlrtbcit midtigcr alS IT.
0crr0 cin nnNcrcs cin5cInc8 Spn1ptOm.
Die Observation-Disclosures mcdIelt
b6ltfigcr ais 6ie Ecnlpcrotlr. gle
lit bcrIhie0en 6ei alien Meniden
ln0 bel alien GlItcr5Itltfcr5 3Cigt oft
grobc ~5citucili9c &crGnoGrlng ipea
3icQ bel &6rpcrilbllngcn, bcin @iicn
o0cr oils 6olgc bon N%llfrcglulg,
Gllrht mo onOcrcn @cfilblcn.
Der YlrI8 cinc6 norrlaIcn Wons
mes lit 5irfo 70 S6ldQC. 0Grieui9e
elmer normolcn Srolt 5irfu so pro
Mimttc. @ci Der @rbrut lit Ser
Bulsihlog OH rnidcitcn unO fam
1874 bis 14l SdJldge erroi6en. &om
ic6itm bis 5p0lftcn Nonot f0nnen
IS 105 bis tt5 pro Wttn,tc ietn, uno
bonn 5ipeiten bis Ic6itcn Sobr immer
nod 80 Bis t05.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

2omfort beSabIe ioa, Oann mere
nids oralts III penn ii6 Die Si6sie
auf Den &opp itele III NIT Die Sein
pertpunrere Dubt. Ter 8eOeslueiler
I'm mid mir ben uniereu Nteinf
auigemaf)t, oaB mir einigeS Outn
tpoIle, for Die Bimmenfobfs Don
Die frebiiac @ibie gu furiere. @ern
i'd aud idon oft geadtet ben, ais
penn i6 { Dummies &ameel mar,
oiesmnl mil i'd iie ood 5eige, DAB
id; nod lang nit 10 oumm jim fute
idl mlseude oubn, rDomit i'd per-
6lcipe Sbne Sbrn Iieper
8biIipp Sauerampter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Cashiers checks GALS

CASHIERS checks --- GALS
Total -----s21s,114.71
State of Missouri, County of Gas
conade, IS:
We, E. A. Meyer as president, and
b. Engelbrecht as cashier of said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
E. A. MEYER, President.
E ENGELBRECHT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9th day of July A. d. nineteen
hundred and twenty-one.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on the date last aforesaid. (Com-
missioned and qualified for a term ex-
piring August 6, 1929.
THEODORE ~BUSCHMANN,
(Seal) Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
A. N. MOELLER,
THEO. BUSCHMANN,
HENRY LANGENBERG.
Directors.