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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31

England France and the other
members Of the entente secured vast
additions Of territory as the result Of
the war and some of them do not seem
to be- satisfied at that The United
states gets nothing and wants moth
ing. but the European countries are
exceedingly anxious just the same to
have tai8 country continue to fight
their battles. There are some peop'e
here who want 10 mix up in European
politics and butt into the quarrels of
lhe nations OF the old country, as
long as they do not have TO get into
the fray themselve ltis great
world Exchange
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31

Which means that the League OF
Nations, as "A running concern, is
bankrupt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31

Which it would not be if Uncle Sam
had stood for the frisk
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31

And yet most of the members of the
League Of Nations refuse to pay even
their dues Of initiation
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-31

Isn't Mr.. Wilson on record as saying
that the League of Nations is greater
than the constitution OF the United
States
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
HUBBY OUT EVERY NIGHT,
WIFE ASSERTS In SUIT

NEW YORK, April 27.-"During the
, ntire time / was married and lived
with the defendant. he never spent an
evening at home and never even took
walk with me. Ho always used to
tell me that he had married me be-
cause he pitied me-"
In these words Mrs. Helen Krassner
sets forth in papers filed with the
Supreme Court her story OF married
I'fe as she has found IL. Mrs.
Krassner has begun suit for a separa-
ton from Peter krassner.
In her behalf Attorney Jacob Jurn
appeared before Supreme Court
Justice McAvoy yesterday petiticning
for an allowance of alimony and for
legal expenses Justice McAvoy
granted S25 weekly for support and
500 for counsel fees
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27

The Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga +,
IL to have the first "humanizing" ex-
pertinent. Daugherty said.
The Atlanta prison, Daugherty said,
includes a 100000 manufacturing
plant. In which cotton goods are
Manufactured.
Attorney General Daugherty has
directed Heber Votaw, new Federal
prison superintendent. to proceed to
Atlanta, and completely reorganize
the methods of operating the factory
At the prison.
TO PAY PRISONERS.
I'VE might as well make men as
make goods" said Daugherty. There
are about 400 men at work weaving
cotton goods. We are going to oper-
ate this plant on a business basis.
We will offer the men a bonus of 2
cents a yard on the work they turn
out 1t will give these men some
thing in tbe way of an incentive. It's
a good thing to let these men know
that we have an interest in their
work.
"Under the present practice, a man,
after serving his term, upon leaving
is given a $40 bill and a suit of
clothes. Under our new plan he will
have a chance to accumulate savings
at the rate of about $3.50 a week.
There is a revolving fund of about
$4,000 from which these bonuses
can be paid"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
Pictures Old Schools
OfEarly Virginia Days
Huntington Man Tells of Origin of System and Primitive
Methods of Teaching That Prevailed.

ing, writing, arithmetic. able to use
the rod. Following are the names
of the text books used: The United
States Spelling Book will be remem-
bered by all old residents as being
one of the most important. 1t was
later displaced under the free school
system of McGuffies'. Our old set
tiers will remember that in spelling
a word each syllable was pronounced
separately. Rays arithmetic; The
Western Calculator. Pineo's Gram
mar and McGuffey's Reader were
among the early school books of
Western Virginia.
During the subscription periods the
tuition varied from two to three doi-
lars a month, or about ten cents a
day for each pupil. The teacher us
ually boarded round" as 1t was
called. have understood that the
teacher would avoid boarding some
places and that others would some
times avoid boarding the teachers.
Those who read the Legend of Sleepy
Hollow" will probably have a better
understanding of this.
1t was in those days that the custom
of treating the pupils to candy origin
ated. II the teacher was inclined not
to do this different remedies might be
resorted to on the part of the pupils
to induce him to change his mind. ON
one occasion pupils of a certain school
locked their teacher out. but within
short time he procured sulphur and
burnt ii under the schoolhouse door,
which soon resulted in his getting pos
session.
When the free school system came
into operation the length of the term
was usually three months, with an oc-
casional four months term. The num-
Der of months, however. was deter
mined by the amount of money avail
a BILE. The wages OF the teachers
varied from twenty to thirty dollars
a month, depending upon the grade of
certificate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27

Superintendent Votaw left Wash
ington last night and is due in At
lanta this afternoon.
MAY AID FAMILIES.
He Will take up with the warden
of the Atlanta penitentiary the ques-
ton of readjusting the business
methods of the institution. to allow
the payment of stipulated sums to
the convicts. These payments to the
convicts will be in the form of
credits" which Will be saved for them
and delivered at the completion of
their terms.
The earnings of the convicts, pos
sibly may be diverted to families
who may have been dependant upon
them for support, according to Nthe
tentative plans of the prison super
intendent.i The details of this phase
of the program remain to be worked
out. The new work system may be
extended to Fort Leavenworth and
other prisons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
Homecoming Plant to Resume.

. LONACONING, Md. April 27.-The
Klots Throwing Company has posted
notices that it expects to resume OPP
erations at it's plant here in a few
days. A large force is employed when
working full. 1t is rumored that all
must reapply for work before being
employed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
BOY HIDES BROKEN ARM
IN FEAR OF WHIPPING

FROSTBURG, Md. April 81
Joseph, eight-year-old son OF Mich ael
Sullivan. concealed from his parents
from noon until 7 o'clock in the
evening, the fact that he had
broken arg, in fear of being
whipped. he had fallen on a pile
OF rocks.
His fear was due to the fact that
this was the second fracture in a
month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
u S. To Pay Convicts
$3.50 a Week Under
NewHun1anizir1gPla1,

Federal prisons to be 'humanzed' Federal prison
workshops to be placed upon basis that will afford
convcts chance to win bonus for their industry, At
torney General Daugherty announced today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-27
OLD FIELD SCHOOLS.

Schools were few and those who
could attend were not SO fortunate
as boys and girls are now. Some
times in going to school they had to
travel three or four miles and often
over very rough roads. The school
period was short Usually three
months, lwith an occasional four
months term. These schools were
taught by subscription and were
known as 'Old Field Schools" from
the location OF the houses. These
schools were in use almost 100 years.
The following will serve as an idea
Of an "Old Field School" in this
part OF West Virginia They were
constructed from logs. The interior
was rudely furnished. The seats
were made from trees in the vicinity,
such as chestnut poplar, white wal
nut and occasionally Eastwood. A
log would be split and the fiat side
would be hewn down smoothly, thus
making 1t serve for two seats.
Two holes would be bored near the
ends OF each piece into which legs,
usually made from chestnut. would
be driven. On each side Of the house
was a writing desk usually support
ed by wooden pins driven into the
wall. Sometimes the desk would be
spported by leather hinges, thus per-
hitting it to hang by the wall when
not in use. When raised IL was sup
ported by wooden pins Instead of
panes of glass, paper was used to
admit the light. There was no stove
so large fireplace was used which
occupied nearly one end Of the
house. This fireplace was surmounted
by a "Cat and Clay chimney" In
the construction flag stones were
used for jambs and backwalls. Oak
or hickory bars about one and one
half inches square and varying from
probably eight feet in length at the
base to three or four feet at
the top. Mud was used for mortar
in plastering the chimney. both on
the interior and outside. The large
back logs used for fuel were often
drawn in by the hickory bark. The
following instance was related to me
by an old resident: The Warfield
School, which stood near Howard
postoffioe, now Marshall county, was
one of the Oldest subscription schools
in this county. One morning farm
er was working and was asked -
he would haul a backlog to the
house. He did as he was requested,
not stop but led the horse into the
house; turning the horse he rolled
the log into the fireplace.
The spaces between the logs were
chinkeG with sticks and stones and
Laubed with clay. the roof was con-
structed with platforms held in place
by heavyweight poles: the door was
made OF clapboRrd and usually hung
en- wooden hinges; the floor was made
from piIcheons spit from the body of
a tree
The people we're limited in writing
which consisted of a goose
quill pen and pokeberry ink or ink
made from indigo when tho latter
could be had, Foolscap paper sewed
together served as copy-books, Soap
stono was used for slate pencils.
The principal Requirements Of
teaching ware q knowlcdGe Of read
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Inftipn.

l1nterSeidnete miro in ibrer 8ob.
ming an Ser S6iQerItroBe gegen.
iiber Der SduIe, in Sermann, om
Samstag, ben 6. Insuit,
beginncno 1 ltbr nodntittags, fol.
genOes gigentbum 0ffentli6 an Den
Meiitbietenben berfoufen:
2 &leioeri6rGnfe, 10 Stiible,
SdaufeIitubl, 8 8ai6itan6s, 1
8oibitano nit SpiegeI, 9reiier, A
SeiaOfen, CARPET, &arge, &o6ofen,
5 ciierne @ettitcllm nebit Springs
uno 9atrosen; Gentre.Sii6, GROCER
Gid, 2 &i6entii6e, Could, &ii6en.
i6ranf, oGfes in beitem 3uitonoe.
GbenfuIls cine @cnge on6erer ar.
tifcG.
8eoin9ltnocn: 9oor5oDlung.
SrauG. 9 mi +,
Sermontl. 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Auftiun.

llnter5eidneter miro altf ietner
5arm in Seace gaGep, 3a @eiIen
peItl. bon Berger, ltn6 3R @eiIex
OitIi9 bon Sermarr, am
9oanerstas, ben 4, Iu8uit,
begimneno 1 ubr na9mittags, fol.
gen0es @igentbum 0ffentli6 an oen
Neiltbieten6en berfaufen:
2 @ouleieI, s uno 8 Sabre alt,
1872 SanO bod; / Bferb, 5 Sabre
alt nno 16 Sano bod; 3 &ii1e, 10.
S3meine, bon 100 Sfuno 0urd.
idnittsgeptdt; @iIipa,ltee 9inoer.
MtcGurmid @Gbmai9ine, Serreden,
nieoerer &ager, nebit Srame unb
Boz; sc.gultibator, S9aufeI.GuI
.tibator, 2.ipannig; 0isc.9 Drill, StabI
Sdeiben.gg s SUB; 8 SteeIbeam
9fliige, 8uggp, @rteniion.2eiter bon
80 SUB, Se9ieImaldine, 8fer0ege.
idirr un6 &ummets, ionic an6erc
artifel gu 5ablreid Inn bieieIben ale
Sl benennen.
ge6ingllngen: 8etrGge bon $40
ltnb barltnter, 9aar; alf 9etrdge bon
mebr aIs $40 tpiro Elm 12.monat.
li6er CREDIT beipilliet, geeen stote
NIT gutter Stderbeit. 8 Bro3ent
&abatt altf 9aar3ablltne bon 8etni.
gen iiber $40.
SIN 6aue es aut 4. 9ll1g. regnert
Iolte, miro Der 8erfauf om ~folgen6en
Gage lt%attfinoen.
SuGius Soffm
-Sermann, Wto., 81. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
. &%eriammluna SIT Srafc.
Nngnit 3. nnS 4.

8oitor q. 8. &ncncfe 9. 8. Gu.
pcrintenOent; q. 8. S6miot. 8aItor.
@ittpo6, 0en 3. altguit.
9:30 BORN. &inber 8%criommIllnq,
@aItor 6. &c. ellis.
$3.50 Oorm. gr6ffnungs .g(nipra6e,
Ynitor q. 6. &oenefe.
1000 BORN. Breoiet BaItor S. 90.
Sertcl.
100 BORN. Ereoiet, @oitor u. SEA.
lobrl.
0inncr bel Der Stride Ierbirt.
200 nod,m. &inber g%eriammIuno,
@oitor Senrp Soel.
200 nafm, Sreoi0t, 8nItor q.
&l1bn.
800 nod)m. Ere6iot, 8aitor IS. 6.
8iomaber.
3:45 nadm. gniprode, GaItor GboS.
@lentber.
Supper bel Ser Stride ierbirt.
500 abcnOS Stercopticon 2ectlrre,
&cD. q. 8. &oenefc.
0onnerstog, Den 4. IuguIt.
$3.50 BORN. &in0cr @erIammlunq,
Eaitor 6. NC. ellis.
1890 BORN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BnltDr Scnrp S0el.
Seilige abenbmabl not Der 8re6iqt.
dinner bel Ser Stride ierbirt.
Gltartol GonferenS ipGbren6 Der
@tittagspalie. Iue 9eomten iin6
eriu6t a1iueieno 5u fem unb ibre1t
8eridt ab8uerltotten.
200 nodm. 9inber @%eriommllng,
&oitor Senrp S6el.
200 nadm. Srebigt, &oitpr gbos.
@ucntber.
800 naful. Brebigt, Boitor 6. 81.
Sdmi6t.
Supper bel Ser Stride ierbirt.
500 obenOs Srebiet, @oitor 6. 90.
@Gis.
ShlllB 8rcoigt, Ser. 81. 8. &oenefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
sdr0pierci u9ne GnSe!

SIN OCTOBER 1920 itelte ser Sor.
MGR Charles Sumter bon SSnaoale,
9tebraSfo, t02 S6ladtodien elm 5ur
Wfoitltng. Die O6ien foiteten i'm
1925 bas SfltnO, oOcr $t0,S1O; iie.
ben Wonate ipGtcr oerfaufte er Die
genGIteten Sbierc in Gbicago fir
7K2c Oa3 8fun0, oOer nit Oret Gents
Serlltit pro Bfuno. Sarmer Sumter
batte 100000 &funo 2ebenOgemid)t
mir $10,S10 gefoltft ulo ucrfaufte
142,S0O Bfuno 2c6enogetpidt, ooer
10000 &funb mebr, aIS er faufte,
fiir $10.6S2, pocr nit einem Ger(uTt
bon 1926, iicben Wonotc Nrbcit, iies
ben Monote 3inien n1f $10.S10, oil
lem alfalfa un0 Corn, oas er bcrfiit-
tert battc, uno beSoblte o~benorein
nod 1892 Sro6t nnf Chicago. 9as
mar icin Sobn Oofiir, baB er 10000
Bfltno &inOflciid proOu5iertc, INN
ooS Solf ipeiIen 5u beIfen.
Die 6armer bcfinOGn iid in elmer
9Iilflifen Gage ur0 maiden @eIo
mic 9eu-aber nitl
Der Sarmer Sumter lit nidt Ger
eirt5ige 6ormer, melder tribe @r.
f%obrungen modJte. Die Sarmer ruer-
ben obne IltSnabme iibcr 6cn 26ffel
borbiert.
Sie Die 8reiie iett iteben, Der.
t|ilttcrt Der Sarnter ~ 9uibeI Corn
an S6meine, Inn 100 &funo Shnci.
nefleii9 5u probu5teren; follft er Ell.
men Sftnb g%erilldertcn Sped, 10 be.
5oblt CT Oafiir Sen Sreis bon cinem
8uibeI Corn.
Gin Sormcr i6Gbt lid gliidli6
fpenn or fir flint Efuno @oIle, ote
fir einen an5ug notbi9 iinO, ST er-
bait; foltft er cinen sln5rtg, 70 be.
5oblt or oafiir Oen 8rciS bon 300
bis 500 8fltnS @oae.
Settles Sabr fcnnte Der Sornter
filr Den SreiS elmer &ubbo1t Elm
gutes Saar S6l1be faufen; beltte lit
er gIitdlid, ipenn or fir Sen 8reis
bon flint &ubbGuten elm gl1tes Soar
S6ube befommt. SIN @ergIei6 at
lebtcm Sabr erbdIt er fir bier &lb.
bditte gar ntdts. = Gin Sarmer in
&anIas m,Bte unlGn9it elm SCAR
S6ube fir feline Srou foufen uno
$40 oafiir ~be5ablen. gr besablte fir
bic Sdube ben Cribs aus % guibel
Corn un6 5tpci &%ltbbGltenL Damn
griff er in Die Eaide ,tn6 Geqte nod
SOC Oa5r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Scr IN aHn& 81. 1.

9os 9reiden iotpie 6oS Selterrter
lit bier iiberon beenOet rno bal0 miro
eS nn'3 Bflitgen fir sic SerbItein.
iaot gcben.
&icr bottCrt mir am Wontag eincn
i6oncn Regen Der fin OoS mafienoe
Corn Don groBem NhtBen mar.
@ichbGnhlcr SEQ Stof mar lebte
ISOLDE bier, 100 er @ieb auffo1fte,
Sic @iebpreiie iino 10 niebrig ooB
iif sic @ieb5uft faun1 berlobnt.
limo trob0em blcibcn sic SIeiI6preiic
beinabc 70 bod pie w6brenb Dem
&riege. 8urum9
90. Sfmi6t lit nit Ieiner SG9e.
miiblr mieoer atf Ben RoItS Sarm
am gau9ol5iGeer,
Die fatbl. Ct. Soiepbs . @emeinOc
miro am n0dIten Sonntng Rahmit'
tag br Eicnic in 9ufner's @rope
abbolten Dem aben0s elm San3ber.
eniteen foIgcn miro. Wablaeiten II.
Grfrii9ungen mer6en alf Dem Sic.
nicplosc ierpirt meroen.
gu @bren ibres @eburtstoges
mrrrhe SRI. Slora 0ufner ON 9on.
nerstag abenb bon ibren Gretn6ert
nus Sermann uno 2ittle Berger
nit elmer Surpriie.Y artp beoa6t.
Grau Ben &olt febrte leetrn Conn.
tas bon Sefferion Gitp 8urtid, 100
iie cine ISOLDE bel GeripanSten auge.
bra6t bottle.
SRI. Satricio 8iaiams, bon SET.
ferion GitD, bertpeilte m1brcno Den
b%ergangenen 3pei 8o6en bier a,,i
8eIu6 BEL Der SomiliC Ben RoIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Seine 1t6r n6tig.

Der Surnt Ser 0orffirfe butte
nod feline ltbr, ioltc aber nun enb-
li6 cine erbolten. Ser olte aiiItcr
iebod, mclfer fem SG1ts6en gegen.
iiber Ser Stride botte, crflGrtc Ii6
gang cntifiebcn 0agc9clr un6 0riifte
ietne anitdt bubin aus, 6aB cine
ioldc Serihmenoung unnotig iei,
@o8lt ltbren? fragile er. 8ir iino
ho6 bis icbt obne llbr oltsgefom-
men! @orgens bon meinen Settle
aus fam id bod sic Sonnenubr
iiber Ser &ir6tiir gara 6eutIid,
iebenl
aQes gan3 i60n, ia9te Elm anoe-
rer; ober Die Come ideint bod ni6t
ale @or9en, @os int SIR bonn9
Damn, ertpioerte Der Site, neiB
i6 chen, baB fein 8etter gum auf.
iteben 1T, unb bleibe Iieeenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

-Gurd &idter Sbeo. @raf wltr,
Den gcitern Geo. 8. S61Ite, bon
5wis5, uno SRI. 8ciiic 9. @eanS,
bon Omensbiae 81. 2, inn GoltrtbuuIe
bobicr gctroltt. Serr SGrItc lit Elm
Snbn bon @enrD Sfulte bon Siui8s
ltnb Die 8roltt cine Godtcr Ser
6rou 2oltiie MeonS bon nabe Set.
Stcrling. Die jlrngen Gbelcllte mer.
Den in &onioS ibr Seim g%riinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

Serlanst: @usfunft mo 8obn.
bGuier IN Sermann gu taufen finb.
@tebrere anfraeen nod 8obnbau.
fern iprrocn Wabren0 Der bergange.
men ISOLDE gctnadt. @enn ibr elm
8%obnbalts perfollfen miinidt, mel.
oct OieicS bieie ISOLDE in Ser Office
3. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
9umOriitii6es

Sin &armloier. - 0ieb Der in ser
Stride beim 8liinoern Der 9lrnlen.
biid,ic gefaBt miro: gl6, cntiduGoi.
gen Sic giiti9it, id noIlte mir blob
n poar Sfatpfennige eintpe6ieln.
@ine Sraee. - 8ater: ga, mein
Sunee, Gin 8ranbItifter miro i6per
beItraft; Der fommt in baS 3llft.
bollsl
Sritden: 8enn or elm SdulbmtS
nneeltedt bat, ou6?
@cmiit(i6. Sotelgait: 8ir
miiiicn ms ia iddmen, 10 ltlter Die
2eltte au geben, ieben Sic unS an.
i6 ltn6 meine Srait boben nnS peget
ser Snieften in Ser Nadt tital ger.
frabtl
Sotelier: I6, i6 nero iagcn,
sic boben mitenanoer gerauftl
Ser 9efpeis. - Cog nal, Gle,
biit Si1 ipirfli9 bon Der Srele Del.
mes Wonnes iiberSeuet2
aber gar3 iider; er miro Mani
li6 ME berlceen, ipenn id ibm iage,
baB err i'm S6Iafe 9eiproden batl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
4ns Der Sprfihnle.

Der Sebrer elmer 9orfidule itel1t
emit in ieiner &Iaiie Oie Srage auf:
8er bon ert9 fonn mir einen Sas
bil6en, in Dem oaS @ort .&on0eIa,
Der" porfomnt9 = Seppel, Der
Sobn Oes RadttpG6ters, bebt eiIieit
Die Sano unb ruff: 3d. Serr 2ebrerI
Damn iage Den Sat, Seppel,
iprt6t ~erfreltt Der 2ebrer.
l1no Seppel %anttportet: Mtei' 8r,t.
Der Wearel, mas mel 8r1toer lit,
SER 2ebrer, Der fam oe 2aber.
8ltridt nidt eifen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

-Srau Sophie Chen, bon 8aib,
in9ton, befinoet iid bier gum geiu9
ibreS Sobne8 Saul Chen uno @attin.
SRI. &beGma 8re,1er, tpel6e in
Chicago beidGftiet lit, fam Geete
ISOLDE in lire bieiige Seimntb auriif
Inn eini9e &o6en I'M gItcrnbnuie a1
beripeilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

3n berfanfen: Elm gbebroIet &ooS.
tier, nelt.angeitriden un6 10 gut bie
tett. Nad5ufraecn in Der Office BEG
SolfSblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

8efucis, Sino Staten eiqent.
lid giftig?
9umrle Sraeel SoIt gu oenn nod
ME bon &attengift eeb6rt?
Wtoeriprud. Die Iiilern?
Sic glanben ia eornidt, pie fali6
Die it'll Sd iaee Sbneit, bas lit sic
Rt6tteel
Ser Nonn lit oes @eibes $aupt
-6ober Die @opfloiieteit 70 pieIer
Sroltert.
@riter @eoonfe. 9idterIino,
Der Die &o6in ertoppt, oIs fie nit Ici.
men @eoi6ten Se1er madt: Sic 6u.
ben tuobl friiber NAL bel einem STE.
oofteur geOtent2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

So6ite 3eritreutbeit. = Brofei.
Tor: Gum &udlld, jeet bin i6 in ei-
ner grOBen 8erlegenbeit. Selegra.
pbiert mir ba meme &odter, Dab bel
iDr elm ~freuOigeS @reignis %eingetre-
ten iei, unO erpGbnt ni9t, obs elm
&nabe oOer Gin MGO6en lit. Nltn
meiB i'd nidt, bin id @roBoater ODER
@roBmutterl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

9as nGr Se6. - Die Mutter
iugt gum 6rit9en: 6ris6en, ipenn
ou Dir Oeinen Sails idon Wai9en
lGBt uno Ous 8etter Damn morgelt
9iInitig lift, Damn oorfit OF all6 nit
ipo5ieren fabren.
8enn es aber utorgen regnet, 10
itebe i6 % nit meittem geipaidenen
Sails, entgegnet Sris9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
q . b 3.

Ils Sobn &riete un0 Sui. SUIT.
ton, beioe bon @eraIo, Iebten 0titt.
mod ibr Serb 81 itarf olltrieben
mur0c OaSielbe in Der gtdbe uriercs
StGOtden balsitorig rno iiberi6l1,g
lid, 8os Serb trl19 einiecn S6o.
Den oaOon, mGbrenO Die autler nit
Dem S6reden 6obon fotnen.
Gurd 8oitor S6n1iot bon ser 90.
&. Stride mllr0e letten Sonntu9 81
rncr IbanlS in Der Heb Oaf Greet
nobc Sobn @bIGrt's Sorm getouft.
SeOerrnonn lit f%reunSlidit cingc.
Iaocn Den mor9en (SornStag) bier
ItattfinoerOen 8ienie Der eban9cliIdr.
llltbertidcn @emein0e beiSunobnen.
Sermottn auItermann perlor Ell.
llen $50 2ibertp 8ono ais er iidy
Ieste 8ode in &oiebiiO befono. g.
S. Bauer fono Sen Bomb unb Itelte
benielben bent @i8entbiimer olt.
8alter Sled, bon Belle, @to.,
miro Die geleu9tllng fir Die Set.
lidfeit Der ebonel. .lutbcriI6en @e.
meinbe am 80. Suli liefern uno ga.
bel Die SeiitunesfGbisfeit oes 9elco
Si6tipItemS Oeronida1Iiden.
4rtbur S6ulte ltr6 @ottin, bon
nobe SmenSbile, tporen letter
Sonnto9 bier 81 @oit BEL $. s.
8rtnfmonn ltn6 @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

Scrlaast: elm R1o6en, iiber IL
Sabre alt, als aufpdrterin i'm STE.
ltauront- @eidGft. eagle &eftau.
rant SermanlL 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
SOnntag, ben 81. Sult

Berger Wtlitarp Sanb miro oie
0eliif liefern. Supper miro bon 5
bis s l1br ierpirt meroen. @rfrii6.
itngen oller glrt. &ommt uno ber-
lebt nit inns einen bergniigltngSreid)-
en- Gag.
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Terlangt: etiua 100 glder 8ds.
lanO ettIang Oes @asconaoe SIuFFs.
o. &ief, ScrmartI $40.
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3n uermictben: 5tpei id6ne 3in1.
rter nit &eller in Dem Sie0ler sc.
b6ltbe an Ser 3ten StraBe. an5ufros
gen bel SenrpS obnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

3n nerfaafcn: Elm g,,tgeba1tes
Srame 8obnbal,s an Der tpeItI. 4.
Strabe nabe Der ct. @eorgs. @irae
in $ermanu. Tohsufragen in Der
D. 8G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

3n 6erfanfen: mebrere ~eebra,adste
automobile, ole in gorantirt sntem
SuroI's @orase,
Sermanr, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
81 mein Munnemcnt abse.
lanfen uSer l6nft
es ab
i'm Suli

60 froee iid iebcr, Der feline
3eitung burd Die 8oIt erbGIt.
Ser abreB5ctteI 9ibt genolt
on, bis 81 meldem 1onot oos
announcement bcaablt lit. I'm
cine llnterbredung in Der gu.
ienbune Ser 3eitung gu pcrmei.
; ben, eriu6en mir I'M prompte
@inienbitng beS announcements.
9etraees. Sic forttp6breno Itei.
: genben &iisgoben I'M 3eitungs.
, geidaft, Dor oGem Die uner.
; idningGiden 8apicrpreiIe, be.
: oingen Die prompte 3abIune al.
, Ter abonnenteneeloer.
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Neue &n5eigen
81 berfamfen oOer bertouId,,.

mein Sdub.S Store in $ermanu bin
i6 miQen$ 81 Uerfaufen ober seQpn
cine Sarm at bertaui6en.
8. q. &ief, Sermann. So
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0rltdfebler. - 3mei Gage freuste
aorIettenfapitdn @iiller Dor Dem
berrli6en 9uien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

VY@ anaeieen I'M @oIfsblott brin.
gen @rfola.