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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
GIRL VEOLINIST SHOWS
MATURE MASTERY
Notable Performances In Varied
Music by the Worlds Greatest
Artists

2IKA MORINI, the
seventeen old
girl who has just
taken her place
among the great
est OF the worlds
1ioiinists, pl avs
vienna " S K 8
''Nalse Capriccio."
one of the n c W
Victor Records for
June, with inspir-
ed, easy charm
Europe knew her
as a child. In
america she has
heen hailed by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

A lecturer says that women VIII r.
ruling this country twenty years from
now. or course why should she abdi-
cate Boston Transcript
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

62-l
Those who graduate Thursday eve
ming are Alice Jabaay. Ralph Hayeling,
Cornelius Tants Jacob Swievinga
Frances Meyers. Margaret Klootwyk
and Charles Boyle.
1ir. and Mrs. Beggs and family OF
Hammond visited the Kuhiman's Mon
day.
Mrs !. Kooy and daughter. Mareelle
and Mrs. Il. VanMeyn. visited with
their sister in Thornton. H.. " ednes-
day.
quite a number Of our young people
were at Cedar Lake Monday.
All patrons are invited TO the basket
lunch picnic to be given Friday d the
school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
MUNSTER

Don't forget the dance given BY the
Griffith Athletic club. Thursday. June
.. Starke's s-plece orchestra.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
n2R-sHn

speak the language of patriotism to all
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
The Romance of Publicity

The way multitudeS OF business
houses have gone on to fame and
fortune through the pathway OF
advertising would make a ro-
nance equal to the most glowing
fiction.
A large manufacturer of food
speCialties had used magazine
advertising for some time, an
had secured a little distribution
everywhere, but his line was not
much of a factor in any place. In
Chicago 25O grocers We're handi-
ing his produce i'll 1919. A news
paper campaign was planned, and
the statesmen were from grocer to
grocer telling them of the pro-
duct and Of the way the thing
was going to be advertised in that
city. More than 1000 dealers
were sold an aggregate of $4,000
cases Of the goods before the adj
vertising began a few weeks Ia
ter. These dealers bought the
stuff because they knew from eN-
perience what could be done by q
good advertising campaign. They
knew the public would call for
the advertised product, and they
did not want to confess them
selves behind the game by not
having it.
The advertising manager OF
the Ford Motor COmDanV saws
that an announCement occupying
800 lines of advertising in 14S
newspapers, costing the company
less than $4,000. was the big fac
to in selling 338,771 automobiles
The Chevrolet Motor Company
estimates that it received returns
worth $1,200,O0O from one double
page advertising in San Fran
cisco newspaper. A newspaper
advertisement costing SIC
brought the Western Motor Co.,
of Los Angeles, sales of 2O5 cars
worth 500, las.
Human nature is precisely the
same in Richmond as it is in
Chicago or New York, or San
Francisco. If you have a good
thing, you can persuade those
who need it to buy it, if you tell
them about it, and it makes no
difference whether you are run
ming a big automobile or food
product business or a retail store.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
BEND

A splendid rain fell Saturday
night and Sunday, the best of the
season.
The corn crop will be an aver
age.
r. p. Walters, overseer of the
precinct road, leading from the
pike to Noland's creek is having
1t put in the best shape possible
considering the number of men
and money at his command.
The water melon wagons are
on the go between Winchester
Lexington, Paris and other points
Virgil Spivy has been ordered
to report before a specialist for
examination at Lexington for
disabilities incurred while in the
military service.
The ice cream supper given at
the Bend school house last Thurs
day night proved to be success.
Younger Norris the auctioneer,
was at his best and did justice to
the occasion. Proceeds $3.50.
Mrs. James w. Smyth is with
her husband, ]. w, Sn1yth, on the
steamboat Ruth, which will make
trips from Beattyville to points
below until Sept. lst. She will
go to Berea College as Matron
for the ensuing year. 1
: Geneva, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Vaughn, of Iron
Mound. Estill county, was taken
to the Gibsn hospital for treat
ment for blood poison Saturday.
She is in a serious condition.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18

ing about 2 O'Clock suffering from
a pistol wound received at the
hands of Spencer, died at the hos
pital two hours later.
The shooting took place Tues
day night at 9 o'clock, following
a church service at Spencer Chap
el, near Estell Furnace, Powell
county. Spencer and Bryant, it
was said, had quarreled several
times recently over oil leases. The
two men lived on adjoining farms
and after the church service on
Tuesday night, they met in the
var Of the church, where Bryant
was talking with other men, and,
witnesses said, Spencer stepped
into the crowd and without
speaking to Bryant, pulled his
pistol and fired, the bullet going
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
HISTORY
OF so YEARS AGO
(Bv Associated Press)

Frankfort, KY, Aug. 1S-Fifl
ty-nine years ago today the ques-
ton of states rights caused the
resignation of Gov. Beriah Ma
coffin of Kentucky after stormy
year and half, during which he
attempted without success to OBJ
tain the removal of Union troops
from the state and to maintain
the neutrality Of the state in the
war between the states. The
resignation was handed to the
state legislature on August IS,
effective three days later, and on
August Is James F. Robinson,
speaker of the Senate, became
governor.
History of this OCCASION re-
cords a story of the remuneration
of a chance to become governor
by a public spirited man in the
resignation as speaker of the Sen
ate by John F. Fiske, so that a
man acceptable to Magoffin
could be elected and thus become
governor.
Gov. Magof6n's troubles. as is
shown by histories and by letters
in the files of the Secretary of
States office here. started with
the outbreak of the war between
the states. He was determined
that Kentucky, as sovereign
state, should remain neutral. On
Aug. 10, 1861. he sent William A.
Dudley and Frank X. Hunt as
commissioners to Washington to
urge President Lincoln to re-
move Federal troops enlisted
from Northeast, Central and Cen
trail Southern Kentucky, from
Camp Dick Robinson in Garrard
county. President Lincoln re-
fused, declaring that the troops
were Kentuckians. gathered on
the soil Of their home state and
that they would remain there.
AT the same time the governor
sent George w. Johnson to Rich
mond, Va, to secure from Jeffer-
son Davis, president Of the Con
tederaCy, assurance that the neil
trality of Kentucky would be OBJ
served. Mr.. Davis assured Gov.
Magoffin that Kentucky's neu-
trallty would be observed if the
kentuCkians observed it them
selves.
Gov. Magohin pursued his
policy for a year in the face OF
ever increasing difficulties. He
was continuously in trouble with
the military authorities, accord
ing to the histories of the times.
On August IS, 1862, he sent a
message to an extra session of
/ the legislature in which he as
saried the Union military COM
manders for interference with
the civilian authorities Of the
state and announced that he
would resign if assured that the
proper person would succeed him.
The governor apparently was
gwen the assurance he wished,
tor history records that on the
same day he handed the legisla-
ture his resignation, effective on
August Is.
John F. Fiske, who was speak
er of the Senate. and owing to
the death Of Lieutenant Governor
Linn Boyd, was next in line for
governor, Immediately resigned.
and James F. Robinson was ap-
pointed speaker to succeed him.
Mr.. Robinson was sworn in as
governor on August Is, 1862. and
Immediately afterward Mr.. Fiske
was reelected speaker of the
Senate by a. unanimous vote.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
KILLING AT CHURCH
IN POWELL COUNTY

Winchester, KY. Aug. IS
Boyd Spencer, alleged murderer
of Vernon Bryant, has been ar
rested according to a lorg dis
tance call received here from
Powell county sheriff. He is now
in the Stanton Jail.
1t is understood he will be
brought to the Clark county jail
and held for trial at the Septem-
Der term of circuit court.
Bryant, who was brought to
the Clark County Hospital from
Powell county Wednesday morn
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
County Fair Dates

Ewing Fair Association-Ew-
ing, Aug. 1870.
Laurel County FAIR Company
Aug. 23-2o.
Campbell Comfy Agriculture
Aug.
Sept. 3,
Germantown Fair Company
Germantown, Aug. 24-Z7.
Pulaski County Fair~Somer-
set, Aug. 3O-Sept. (.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-18
The Daily Register Richmond Madison Kentucky, Thursday August Is 1921

into the left side, just below the
heart.
Bryant was Is years old, and
Spencer aboSt Is. Bryant was
brought to Winchester in an au-
tomobile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
III 8.

Trou M&cttIin9, mcldc I0n0crr
3cit in ct. &Ollia pcrluciItc ulb lid
>urtcr Gr5tIihcr Ncbon0Iun9 lpcgcI
ciuca NugcnIcioc,S bcfolO, lit mic.
Ser III ibrc bieIi8e @cin1atb 5ltrilf'
6cfcbrt.
Eon5pcrqnii0lmQCn fan0cn al,
N}ithpod) Nbcu0 bel %. Sdlluornl
un9 nlll SnmStoQ Nbcno bel Scnrr
SdulItc itott mo bei0c c~rfrclttcn lid
5ublrcidcu 9ciu6e8.
G6co. @cttlil>g unO WottiL Don
ct. 2oltis, limo bier oltf @cilld bel
Gus. bon @cbrCn lu1b Somilie.
2uui8 uno @oItcr Wacicr, Gus.
bon 9cbrcn uno Otto 6Illctid ma
rCn an 9onncr&tog III 8cihGftcrt
in Scrmamt.
60. 0icoerih wurbc lette ISOLDE
bon icincr @ottiu nit cincm mltntc'
rcn SGbnfcn beldcnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Hiaoifales &urgeben nutiuenOi9, fucnu
&rautbeit I'M Siibnerbof
ansbrift.

arunfDcit lit cine5 Der @oupt9in.
Oerniiie gegen erfolgret6e @eflii8cl.
sutt uno man iO0te Oober icOcr5eit
gegcn tic ouf Der Sllt iein. @cnm
ni6t in gutter 8~eiunObeit gcbaItcn
lpcrocn ilulge @ilbner nift bcfriCot'
geno mndlen unO olte lper0en ibre
Gncrgic uno &roft pcrlieren unO
nidt 9eniigcno Gier lcgen.
IS lit oober Wcit better, &rantbei'
ten ollrd CUTE Sflege uhO IdtIan-
felt Dor6ubcugen ols Oie 9ilbner,
no6oem lie frant ~gelporOcn Iinb, lpic'
Der bciIen 3l> iudcn. Nan ioate oo-
her icoen @cflilgclbof iorgfGlti8 ilber.
ipad)er, 10 Oab oen1 IltSbrlld elmer
&ronfbeit iofort Ginbalt gcbotcn
merOen funrt. &orbcll9ung lit tmlncr
better aIS Seilun9 unb Relnlthtelt
lrno 9csinieftion iinb Die llherIter
@oronticn fiir cinen gltten @eiuno.
~bcit56uitono I'M Siibncrbof.
Ginigc &ronfDcitcn f0nncn be9oll.
oclt mcroel1, mGbrcnO unOerc mctlt
cincn t0olidcn Ius8on8 nc0nlcl. Gr.
tronfcn MIR Gin o0cr 5luei 9llbncr,
10 lit Is in ser Rcgel empicblensmeri
bic Iicre ioiort 8u t0tcn iofern lie
ni6t 3udto0gel un0 BON groBcr
@crt iino. Damn Ucrbrenne ODER
ucrihorre lllon sic @ilbncr, oo on'
0crnfuu$ iid Die &rontbcit ouf oIIc
Qn0crn pcrhrcltcn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
9 q b..

Sancs Roper. neIfer Idneere
3eit in 2obcIon6, OfIo., beIdGftigt
mar iii lcttc ISOLDE micbcr nod 8up
3uriidgefebrt.
RoItor g. ". Weir1cte un6 Sobn
ggmont mafteu IeBte ISOLDE eirct
@cIh0itSultsilug nah @crmonr.
Grot Dem bofIt ungiinitigen 8ct.
fer bottcn lid Sicle CUR Ibenoltntcr.
holhlng eingefun6en Die Iceten
SomstoQ I'M SdlIbuuie oes Stoeu.
ncr 0iitrittc5 itottfono.
4rtbllr Hllffncr, bon @crmonr,
mar LETTER Sonntog bier 5llm 9eild
bel ser 8omilic s. 6. stephan.
Gbeo. 2otou ,11o 8en &obIbuia
bcfol1ocn iih Icbtcn Sonutog in
Moicbl,o olrf @eiud bel s. g. Ga.
tou.
8. :. @oIocdcr rciItc lcbtcn
SonntoQ nod ct. 2ouiS I'M &ao'
rcn.GintGufc fir ole Ban Wcrconttle
So. 81 MADDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Nus SncnsOiGe nHb llm9egenS.

Scr 2eifnom 0cS IN @oo0lan0,
&unios, %OerItorbcncn Thurmon Not
items plroc bierbcr gcbrod)t uno
am Montoq bccroiQt.
@ic mir b0rcn ioll sic Nrbcit in
ser CmCnSbillc Gicifcnfobrit nGd'ltc
ISOLDE picbcr beginner, cine Bot.
Iduft sic bier nit GROCER Trelt0c
oltfgclloumlcn miro.
@n1. Gnfc, pcIfcr lid IN cincm
@oipitnl ais Hoticnt bcfano, lit let.
ten Sonntoq micher in fem @cinL
nohc @cnl, 5urijfQCtcbrt.
6rou Caroline lliin1oun, ncIfc
bci brent Sobn in Cbiro Greet
Eomuibip mobnt bciinOct i'd bier
ollf 8ciu6 bel NcrmonOtcn.
IS gcrciht ms ST bcion0Crcr
Trcu0c bcriftcn 3l f0nncn, OoB
Trou ScnriCtte &od, lncId)C 0ohicr
int Ncim fires Sobnc$ Mcrn1onn
Sod, elmer gcfGhrIihcn Separation
luntcr5ogcn mursr, lid orrf bent bciten
@cgc ST. boIoi0cr @cneiung bciin0ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
Role b II 3 u. 1.

Sri. |lIOinc N%llItermorn, mcldc
au1 %. &Sonltar ltorb, muroe an
9ienStog lester 8odc altf Dem Bee
mont %. &. &ir6bOfe %bccr0igt. Die
Seritorbcne mar IS Sabre ali unO
bintcrlGBt oltbCr ibrcul Safer cine
SdmeItcr, 6rou 6rccmont Otiaer,
mo Orei 9ril0cr, Otto, @cn. ulo
@cor9 Nlitermann.
Jrlg. Tilie SSriterneper un6 Goa
@rclrnfe, mcld)e mcbrcrc WtOnatc IN
Ct. 2ouis bcidGfti9t morcll, iino let.
tc @o6c micoer beimqetcbrt.
Plug. Sribemcucr Der no6 9tchrass
ia 3u iibcriieoeln bcabiihtigt, miro
icin peri0nIidcS Gigcntbum Silent,
lid, pcrfallfcn. @ie mir h6rcn miro
9(Ibert Gbfcr Die TritcmcOcr 6orm
bcbalten.
SRI. 2allro @ltmpcr, bon @crn1om
&. 9, mar Icbtc @odc bier bel ser
Tumilic &. Is. BENG.
Sri. 2l1lu Seeming, lpcldc IN
Gonc, 81, I1ngere 3cit bci6Giti8t
mar, i. lcbtcn 6rcito9 mieocr 5ltrilf.
gcfebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
MIiidnng BON @ii6ncrfnttcr.

@crn man MIR cinige luc1ti9c Silbs
ncr hot, 70 cmpficbIt cs iid) i'm oil
9cnrcincn, 0oS Tl1ttcr fcrti8 31t folt.
fen; bot man oo9c0cn cine 8r0bcrc
9ln3obI, 10 lit c$ bciicr sic 3crQuetifl.
ten a%0rncri1tttcr 3lt follicu ullo Damn
iclbcr SIT miifcn. &iclc @iibncrflt.
fer cntDoIten SIT picI Son0 umO Sic2
ln0 &0rncr bon ihlchtcr @cid)oiicn.
hcit. Mon ioIItc Oobcr 0o5 Suffer,
No@ man SIT follfcn miinIdt, ior0idI.
tia untcriuhcu uu0 0ic GloIit0t
0"orontiCrt crbnItcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
SdlaflOiisfeit.

y 8Gbreno ocS Shiufes lit Der
Slutumtlauf I'M tScbirn bctrG6tli6
permin6ert rln0 0ie fortipd6rcnoe
Rci5ung ser 8cbirn5cIlcn ollrfl Gin.
bride bon ol,bcn o0cr Our6 @cdIcl'
mirtlng %o,icinanOcr lctt aus. SSoh.
reno 0ielcr Hl,be crbolcn lid Die
@ebirn5clen bon ibrCr I0tl9fcit un0
It6rfen iid fiir Ole fomncn0c Ycrip.
Sc 0es @adicins.
S6lnf lit oobCr burholt$ notpcr'
0iQ iir sic Grbolrng Oc& ytcrbets
ipIteuu$. ScIhlt iort9cicttc torper.
life &orgGngc mtc bic @cr5t1ti9teit,
limo mGbreno bcs Sdlufe5 in tbrcr
NGuii9tcit bcrnbQeicbt. Snfolgcocl-
len crboltcn bicic Crganc lp0lrcno
Dieier 3eit mcbr Grbolltn9 oils 81
irgcno elmer unocrn. Wtcbr Ourd)
prattiide Grfobrung ais ollrd) nil
icniAoitlifc grpCrimentc III nlo1t 81
Scr Nnihnllun9 gctommcn, OnB od)t
St4n0cn S6Iof gemGbnli6 Iilr bic
@~eiun6beit notmcnoig iinb. WtanhC
jcood fiibIm lid bciicr bel 5ebn ODER
SpoIf Gtun0en SdIuf,
8er iid gutter Geiunbbeit crfreut
un6 ei1 regeImGBigcs 2ebcn fllbrt,
bat Ieltcn ShlpieriQfcitclL nadts Den
S6Ioi 81 fin0cn. 3unpeilcn ieood)
eebt man SIT @ett luO Iic9t BORT mad
uuO tpullOert iid, morllm man nift
idlofen fam. Die Qcn0bnli6c ur'
io6e lit ncrOoic Grre8ung, rpelf)e o1c
obenerpGbnten @orgGrgc pc%rbi1ocrt,
0ic oen S6Iof bcrbcifilbrcn belfc1.
llnridti0c Ecnlpcrntltr oea Sdlot'
sinnicrs, at picIc ooCr 81 lucnlgC
0cden, sic cinen Ourdl Nibc oocr
Q6Itc lpad) boltcn, iinO altOere llr'
ioden. %croornmasit0r,ngen iln>
cbcnfoU& 3lnpciIW llriod)cn pol,
Sdloiloiiffcit, MoBnobmcn 9e8cl
Sdlofloiigfcit idlicBcn Nobcr Scici'
ti9llng oieier ltriofcn cin. 9fonent'
lid Ioute mon idypcrc @obI5citen 81
ipGtcr Gtunbc urro nnd GrnrilOrnq
pcrmcioerL oes9Icidcn nerboie Gre
Ql,ng sur 3cit Oe& 3ubcttc8cbcnS.
Stride quit 0ltrd cin o~flcnc3 Eell:
liter lit iurler cupicDlcnSlpcrt, bod
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
W.B. DICKSON
un0
B. E.DICKSON
9~abn6rste
Sermaun, Ru.
Office i'm alien Sermonn Souinee
Bant 8ebGlt6e. Pbonc SO
s Il
Sermaun, Ru.

Go5 @ctter mar bier oieien @i,l.
ter 10 id0n uno mnrm, Dob man
Niiiouri beinobc 81 sen SitoItootcn
5GbIcn f0nnte ipenn Oo8 Rciultot
Ser Iebtcn @o6I Elm onocrcs gene,
len mQre.
8. g. 2ongenbcrg, Monoger Ocs
6orm Clubs, ionote Iebten Montc9
cine Gnrla6umg Sicb no6 Ct. 2ouiS.
@erm mir ocn 8cfilrmOrtcrn ser
oGountp limit S6uI. 8orlage" 0loll.
ben Iollen mcr6en mir nnh Nnnnh.
me 0ieIcr pill" buIo Sl,pers Weu-
id)cn bcran5icbCn f6nncn mo mir sen
&immel ouf GrOen baben perOcn no
&cincr mebr i'm ShmeiBc icine3 Gln.
gciidta icin @rot ber0icncn mrB
ln0 sic gebrotcncn Gul,bCn Gincn
in Oen Muno fliegen mcr6cn, ocnn
glQe lpcrocn oStuoirtc" icin 1tnh
Ncmter bethlehem sic groBe SoIGrC
cinbrirgen un0 feline Irbcit bc0in.
gen. GS lit ia mobr NoB oieIc Sch
rcr cinen gar 81 8crinGcn &o6n er.
hoItcn, oodl nicle 2chrcr Ocroicncr
fo,m bcu 2obn sen tic crbnIten.
Nrnrn un0 CASPER Sicfmom be
finOcn iid ge8cnpdrtia in 1t. 2oui;
3ltm @cIlth bel &crmnnotcn.
SRI. 2crtn g2ittc, pcl6e in 9tImo
N}o., l0n9crc 3cit ibrem @rlt0er ser
&olr&1ult fitbrte. lit Icttcl Sam8tof
micOcr SIT i6rcn Gltcrn. @nl. @ittl
unN Satin, 5uriifgcfebrt,
ISM. 2icie lit 0orol ciu Stiid
2ono fir icinen 5dlpaGcr Scrmor
@ittc 81 fIGrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04
ltebertrn mpft.

Gin Nnterifoner mietet eiueu Sol
rer 9roidcnflltI6cr, bnB er i'm III
S0In umhcrfohrc un6 ihm sic Seh.
cn8milroi9fcitcn Der Sta0t 5eige.
Sic Code herI6ltft ioIgcn6er1nobcn:
n@oS lit ooS?"
n0as lit 0os RcihSpoItgcbGt6c."
ngSie LANCE ballt man in 9eltt|h'
Ian6 ot ioI6cm @ebGuoe?"
n3nei Sabre"
nSyn Nmerifn bout man 6oS in Ell
nem bolben Sabre"
sic fobren meter. .,-,
n@o8 lit 0oS?"
.0os Sto6ttbeoter."
r@ic IonQc 9ou5cit?"
Gin Sobr."
.Sn 9(nlcrifa mo6t man ioipos in
icf8 @ohcn."
Sic fonrncr an sen 9ont.
.g2o8 1T 6a8?"
Der Qroidenflttider oltdt ber
Com bon llnten Biz obcr bcrtpum6ert
an, altft 6ie GdicIn 1tnb io9t:
n9o3 fem ih nidt. 9os fann qe.
tern gbcnS nod gar niht bier ge,
itnrocn bobcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

iolte man bel foltem 8etter genils
gen6e 9edcn baben, I'M Iid morm
81 bolten. 9ol1crn0e S6lofloiigfcit
mag crnIteren llrioden 3u8uidreibcn
iei1, l1no cine @erion, 0ie oobon be.
fallen lit, ioIlte ii6 elmer ~iorgfGltis
gen Grjtlihcn llntcriud)ung inter-
5ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

6altlbcit lit Gum1nbcit Oc& &6r.
pcrS, lnb 0ummbcit Uulrlbcit 0ca
@eiitcS.
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Die Spabcn.
Sn ciucm 0orfc mobnten biclc

Slt elnell SorIe poDlltell nlClC
Spaeen-
Sic maren graft, mie ale Spobcn
limo.
Sic oBen, trontcn, uno olth'8
S6luotcuL
Gas mar ibr 8citpcrtrcib nit
@eib u10 &in6.
SoltptiGdIid on SEN lonaen
8intcrtoQcn.
limo in oen @intcrnGdtcn nod
OieI mebr,
ga gob cs ia uncn6Ii6 OicG SIT logon,
God no friegt man Sen Stoff
mir ale bcr?-
Sn Sriibling muB man pfIan5en
nn6 oltd 9roben.
SIN Sommer BRENT oic heiBe
SonnGro(ut,
Sm SCRIPT lam man on Traltben
iih crIobcn,
God MIR Ser @intcr nicmuno
frommen tut.
gs miro tpobI bier unO 90 cinmoG
gcidlodtet,
2lu6 mirit c5 nal Elm 0ltteS
o@lGs'dcn" Of,
Oof lpcrn man 10 otf olles odtet,
Gonn lit c8 tot ln0 6M mic I'M
@ru6.-
5o tlogtcn emit sic Spotcn ii6
sic Tot
limo mcinten, ncltcs 2cbcn in boS
Sort 81 brinqer
Cont qinQe ollcs qeiit'Qc 2cben tot,
Mton riiIIc nclIc 2icbcr, nclte
Cone iinQcn!
Y@cpiB, 0oS molten mir" 10 fIono
e8 in ser Rltn6c
Der alien SpotcL rn6 sic iltnqcn
Itimmten Elm:
~8ir iingcn boIo ants oolIcm
@er5cnSgrunbe
Gin ncrcS 2ic6 ltno nclle
MeIoocin. -
@ciogt, qetorl, Gin ie0cr fat boS Scine
llno n1oftc frGftio icincm 6er5en
2uft.
IS iporen 2ieocr, sic crmci6cn
Stcine
llnb mon6cn totem Spoben
6rehten in ser @ruft-.
Die Spotcnm1ttcrn ion9en
GcurltnQ5licbcr,
Die SpobcnbGtcr bon ser b6icn @clt.
Gie S%potcniGbnc bon oem
if(onfcn Micocr.
Gic 5potcnt6dtcr BON Sem pielen
@cI6.
Mon long bonn Niht5t1tn cire3
Robcn,
@on ser @erifncn6utQSil,dt oe8
ItoIscn Ifolt,
&pn i6Icftcn Nfltfc u,o mond,'
ihIcGtcn @nber
Gcs 3o1nf6ni9& un0 icinCr 6rolt
GS morcn oIlcr %6QeI 2icocr
Ncncinc 5pott9ciGlrQc MIR,
llnN on Sen Torbcn lrno @ciicbcr
Tono man bon Gdtbcit feline Spltr.
Inns crit Ser frcm0c Shuit nit
Trou unN &inocr.
Der nift I'M Qorf 0cborcn nor,
0oS nor ser Qr6btc oncr Climber,
@}on licb on Inn nifIt he'll cin
Soar
So Ionocn an sic Iicbcn Spotcn;
Die SnrnloniC luor mmNcrbor,
God fcincr lang bon Nod)borS
Gntcr
%on Sdrot un0 El,lucr, Q bcrnohr.
@om ci0ncn Cred I'M S]pobcnbultIc,
%on ciQlrcr Toulhcit, Shlchti0fctt
@om Strob uno @llit III ci0ncr
Sloltic,
Son cigncn 6cbGcrll, Iicbc 3eit,
0opon hat fcillcr mas gciun0cn
@cils It0rcn m0d)t' sic Sinocrci.
llno 10 lit oIlcs ihGn 0CIlnnGcn,
G8 mar 3l1 id6n sic a(oti6crei' =
9od Iicb' ser @obn, trob olcn
Trltbel,
Scr Itci0t bcr9nii0t III olcr 6rlth
9ll,f an 0crt- Mlt unb iil1Gt bon Sl'beI
@or frob uno Iol,t icin &idridt!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-02-04

@oIfSbIott 50 per Sobr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-18
RAN FoRKs HERALD. TUESDAY, oCToBER Is, lsz1.
FAMILIES WITH
CHILDREN WILL
BE PROTECTED

Chicago. Oct. 1s.-Besides doing
his best to- protect tenants against ex-
orbitant rent increases, Judge Ber-
nard B. Barasa. Of the renters court,
let it be- known today that he will
permit no unnecessary eviction of
families with. small children.
While John Giertz was out mend
ing shoes for his four small children
yesterday, seventeen bailiffs, armed
with an order from Mrs. M. Stiglich,
wife of the landlord arrived at
Giertz' home and Immediately began
to move out the furniture.
Giertz returned tN his home as the
stove was being carried down the
stairs. %t
He hustled to Judge Barasa's court
with his story and the judge immedi-
ately called up Mrs. Stiglich.
John Gtertz is in my chambers
he said. He was moved out con.
trary to my orders. He has paid his
rent and can stay there. See that he
is permitted to move back in" ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-18

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a revela-
ton If your hair Is fading. streaked or
gray. Mixing thea Sage Tea and Sui
!phur recipe at home, though. is trou-
blesome. An easier was is to get a
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-time refine
improved by the addition OF other in
gradients.
while wispy, gray, faded hair lie not
sinful. we all deSire to retain j
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
NO. n can tell, because it does .at SO
naturally. 90 evenly. You Just damp
on e sponse orssqft brush with It and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time; by MORN
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and, after another application OF two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxurtant