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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-14
Belgian Police Dog
Bites Ruth Shields

Ruth Shields, 8 year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Shields,
was bitten quite severely in the arm
at noon today by the Belgian police
dog, owned by Mrs. Ruth Downes Of
No. SO Main street. The attack on
the girl is said to have taken place
as she was crossing the lawn of Mrs.
Downes' home on her way from
school. The dog, according to Mrs.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-14
HOLD AUTOIST WHO RAN
DOWN SUPPOSED "BANDIT'

SALEM, Mass, March 14-John
H. Landergan, of Lynn, who ran
down with his automobile and killed
William j. Critch of Lynn, last night
under the misapprehension that
Critch was motor bandit, was held
on technical charge of manslaugh-
ter at the district court this forenoon
in $4,000 bail for hearing in two
weeks.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-14

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March IA
Donald OCallaghan, Lord Mayor of
Cork, who ARRIVED here today, said
the hanging of six members of the
Irish Republican army may result in
reprisals.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-14
CENTRAL VERMONT SHOPS
ARE REOPENED

ST. ALBANS, March 1.-the
shops Of the Central Vermont railway
here, which were shut down Feb. 3,
were reopened today but with great
lv reduced workin" force. Ten per
cent of the number nominally en-,
ployed were put on to take care of
absolutely necessary repairs.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-14
All Work In City Suspended And
10000 Gathered Outside
Prison During Executions B
(By the Associated Press)

DUBLIN, March Ask prisoners, convicted of
completely in the killing of British officers and members
of the Grown forces in Ireland were executed in Mount
Joy prison today They were hanged in pairs at in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
clesp Hill

Rev. ci.nard kiisd lis spolnt
msnt at Mt. Liberty sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wsltrf BAtsos and
children spent several days in Nah
Wills last wees Mr. and Mn. X b
Colliss and daughter. Es,silr, spent
sunday tbs suss,s u MI aud Mrs
W. l.. Weakly.
Mis- Rose Johnsan visited at The
.,es~e II q. a. ,!seaa's, l l.'1 sga ps,,'
Mr.. AMI Mrs Luke pssdu. and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
HArtoa sundsJ
Mrs. Lena Turner and little son
Henry IT,. visited Mrs. Robert
Dodson Sunday.
NJ and sffs. jK 'simptihs ard
children spent sunday nj the home
Of Il. n. Johnson.
Mias-s Freddie aud Lena Nit
cAsSl wars IRE sueats VI Mia .Vusts
Harton sunday.
Mrs.. Norris Mitchell spent $50
'~dsS with Ma. 4. l., HoopeI., :.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Waneu
Nay Z, girl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

they are rsfsry~r~su4rst 10" apresS
on OF hefore the FIRST Mesdss ia
June 1871, before the elert 81 the
County Court Of said County st HE
utfce in Charlotte. Tennessr~. aud
make defence In the bill died
aaaini them IN said oour, by Stella
Brown 4. al. OF u.hsfsise the bill
w!ll DO taken Tor confession and
the eaus. proceeded With espar,s
ID IL further ordered by the court
that this notice be published ior
four consecutive weeks in the Dick.
con County Herald, = newspaper
published In Dickson. Tennessee
This May 10, 1921.
NJ Harris, Clerk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Going On . Cash Basis.

In the future we will no, rur
accounts o. W have been In getns
70 . cash basis. ~ Hsure that VI
can do business At less sip~nss and
ON q smaller margin and reduce
the price on most lines.
W. are selling gasoline 10 day a'
28c. per gallon. Cylinder oil At DO
per quart.
viii make . special reduction on
Tires and Tubes. This discount
with the recent big reduction made
by the manufacturers. puts III.
pficrs Of tires lower than they have
been tor years.
\. II. Bryan 4 Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Docs Your House ~...
r. t@"t',' ~ N tIlLa' 40 ..4f,s, "a

Psnlss wanting q good rooi could
DO no better than to boy the Court.
night Metal Shingles, They make
. good root, laok veil, 10 hr- and
rain proof nothing - good Tor the
price, T. Lowell. Agent,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

Dickson regular town team will
play the Naahv,il. Selects here ntxt
SUNDAY afternoon al $40 o'clock.
Another sensational game 10 prom.
iced. ~ III. visitors boasts of =
strong team Secretary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13

kt'1s-- Barred Plymouth Rock
esss ios Getting. oi TOT Getting VI
l5-Mrs. X A, Wright. Tsansssss
City, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Mon agslpSNr NOTICE

Wilmo,h Mathis. ct al
In the County Court OF Dickson
County. Tennessee.
Ia the above styled causs, II sp.
pesring from the bill, which Is
sworn u. that defendants, Wilmoth
Mathis, Fred Hall, John Temple
and Edwn Temple. oil are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee,
tand the three last named are
minors 80 tha, ID. ordinary process
Of Law can not br served on them
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
60 10 FARTHER
The Evilssss Ii Az Yexs Door

Dieksos psoot, IL. shsi. yaa, wafi
and the stsisrnstat oi this highly re-.
,psctsd fesidsas will tanish oil
doubs:
8. A. T.dwslL. sx.shsriA and
stock buyer. N. College st.. Dick.
400. says hrvS ased' Dosa's
Kidney Pills whsa sunsrins hom
disosdsseds kidssys. Tba main
,soabls vas too frequent action 81
nv sidnsy,. and nos and then. my
bach wouh ache terribly. ! used
to do d lot Of riding when acting -
sheriff and 90 much jol.inx, think,
caused lns trouble began using
goan's Kidney Pills on the re.
com nrnda,ion III Q trend, pro-
curing them q, . the Mya,t Drug
Co. Doans did me more good
than anything | ev~t used aud am
only too pleased 10 endorse them.
Price eDc, at all dealers. ID on I
supply ash ior a kidney remedy
get Doan. kidnsy Pills-ths same
tina, Mr.. ndssll had Eostrr.Mil-
burn Co b, Mir,. Buffalo. \ Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Teachers. Exarpinatioa,

To the Public School rsachsss
r hkSs bean xath6fiSss 80 SO
nouoce tina. our next State teachers
examination will be held May 10Th
and 3ia. 1871 lie, me insist tia,
every one who desires to teach nsx.
summs, tats this examination and
get on the eligible list
Those desiring TO take this
examination Syhtun s~xsh Charlotte
not latsf-than = O'Clock on the
morning Of May 10Th. l92l.
r. X, Cosisw. Co. Supt
CORN FOR SALE have some
corn and hay Tor sals al the barn.
Corn NO per barrel and loose hay
500 per hundred; cash
II. NJ. Sanders. Dickson.
The depot q, Burns was destoyed
BY DIRE sbou. midnight Tuesday.
The origin Of the frs 10 unknown
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-13
Statement OF the Condition OF
PEOPLES BANK

Located AZ vanlesr. Tssn.
Al th< eios< VI business. Ayr. -. 1874
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Governor Keeps His
Pledge and Refuses
To Leave the State

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dee. "A
pledge a. himself Tint be- would not
leuye the state during hts ircumboncy
has caused Gov. Thomas c. McRnc
Of Arkansas to decline urgent invita-
lions that he attend the annual cou-
ference OF state governors at Charles
ton. :. c.. in December.
Governor McRae's opinion that a
chief executive OF a state should not
leave the state during his tenure IN
Office was expressed freely during his
campaign for governor and although
he dii not make Il % campaign pledge.
he tudraynred Ia leave thu i'm
preston he said, that outy matters
~ guvsst importauce would cause
him to Fo outside ~ Arkansas. lf
elected Thus far no has not done
90.
Three invitations 10 attend the
governors conference IN Charleston
have been received by Governor Nc
l,oo. and rejected.
Another pledge made bv the gov
rrnor before his election was that he
would not permit himself so become
Halle to criticism directed at other
governors for the number Of pardons
issued. In almOst a year Es governor.
he has Issued only two pardons-onc
10 % man who had finished his term.
and M to a womRu whose health de-
handed freedom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
Livestock Men
Are Overdue in
Paying Grazing Fees

Yesterday was the last day FOR pay
nicnt OF grazing fees by all stuckmen
who have cattle grazing ON forestry
land Is. c. Kartchner. supervisor "
tine Munzano forest, announced today
that 20 per cent OF the livestock mon
In the state involved have not paid
their fees and that II they are not
in ~ nee, the forest service viii be-
compelled to 'iakr legal steps to
collect them.
The stock men were granted an
extension Of time ln which 10 pay
their foes because uf the slump In
the livestock conditions. Fees were
originally due on Anil J.. An ex-
tsusiou Of time was allowed by con
grcss TO September / and then to
December J..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
CHRISTMAS TREES
TO Be FREE WHEN
PERMIT IS SECURED
Forest Service Receiving
Requests for Yuletide
Timber

DO YOU want % FREQ tree for
Christmas YOU may huyr one Tor
the asking 90 you viii ro to tho
mountains and chop down tho tree
yourself
X. &. kartchner. supervisor of tho
Manzauo forest has Just announced
that the forest service be- now be-
ginning 90 receive applications Tor
Christmas trees pluuu trees. ho
says. make tine best Nulrtil. trees
Bach family Will Do, allowed TO
have one at these trees free OK eharg"
hy securing 20 permit from the forest
service. The trees must Oh, cont how
ever. from The cedric ranger district.
near TIIurHH
Persons who may wish tu puf r,'s
tU sell mHE have them 600 90 cents
'H,n n, occurring permission from the
a'".I.r urH.i dod thyy .uf ut least Iu
Iu', TH. forest service will mHs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
SANTA FE REPORTED
PLANNING LINE TO
DIES MONIES, n. N.
May Extend Kansas Line
Into This State, Is
Rumor

HUTCHINSON. Kan, Dee. Ia
Tho Santa Fo grttinE ready I" push on
r"uthwDgi. with the Eikhnrt 'Nton-
sion
reports coming from Eikhar, iudi-
cat. that his b. the ease. one report
is that surveyors are now making h"
preliminary surveys FOR IA" extension
which b. said will Eo almost "a south
west from Elkhart. about through th'
present inland towns or Hidalgo. Ca 81
rett aud Kentun, in ClmarTuu county,
okla. and thence Uhruugis the north
,ru edge nf Union county. New Mex
leo. to Des MoineH, y. N, where II
win connect with q branch now owned
hy the santa Re, hitting M" main line
lt Ration
The GIugoton Hermcs. I'm speaking
Of the Hmorcd extension southwest.
SAYS
This paper has been informed that
the Santa fc surveyors are making
some mHneuVprs that look suspicious
to those who are watching ia" men.
The -tu b. this that j. ". stewart.
surveyor Tor M" Santa Fc railroad
has been spending some time In tho
vicinity Of Elkhart.
~ H Fischer ct Elkhart. who had
% part IN the Surveying Of D. Santa
81 ruad when % was put through here
several years ago. has been making
trips with SIT. stewart out IN the
Dnuut southwest from ElkhaIt ~
Indications are that there IN some
prot ability Of th' road being extended
south and west with Ration. ~. NJ. a.
Iu objective point. EuuuT plSI has
DO that Instead Of tho road striking
Boise tlfy that IL Win go som, twelve
iuIl'H north OF that point and that 70
.tHI.uu VIII Doc made there
.ff rI.. ,.... ID. ta.. 20 ....HN .....
sorl, good owns out In oklahoma amt
WIG put HuEotou iu direct connection
nHtH fhr coal fields off Sew N'Niro
and Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

Griffin. who loft On Tuesday to take
over the operations OF the organiza
ton In Douglas. Arizona. according
TO the report Of their activities.
During the time tina they were la
charge herr. 1876 people have been
c0Hverted by the Salvatiou Army
services. services aud personal con
ferenceH have been conducted with
the prisoners IN the county jail In
the charity side 81 the orgnn izntion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
srcrroN

activities, the report shows that us
meals ave been served to m~diTenta.
90 families ave been helped ~
n~anclaiiy. and sleeping quarters haze
been furnished for &c paupir who
could not get lodging,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02
los Converted by
Salvation Army in
Last Five Months

Good work has been done by the
Salvation Army here during the five
months standardization OF Com
mandant Grant and Lieutenant T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

mo- sale to any one FOR less than 81.
Mr. kurtchuer said today that
the forestry officials will sell these
trees at this low price as they wish
clear "a part Of the Ccdro district
for uuzlug land. Tn, forest service.
Will not allow any yellow pine trees
Too h' cut Tor Christmas
The supervisor however uys that
churches or other charity urEauiza-
wishing specially large trees as
white fins viii hny, permission 10 cut
lu"m provided they s'vur"'u permit
from the forestry officials
chicken sandwiches aud Snind-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

Germany must say shc 81 aguiast
the Hughes plan because She faypss
IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-02

chicken sandwiches aud Sands.
' ats. SWEETS. Dancing COLLEGE Inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
u B c.

Dos i1lrli6c Sonntogiful &icnic
ioun lcbtcn Sonnto9 in Alcorn'S
@robc Itott,
q. .. &omic mo Satin, mcld)e
ibrcnn in GcruS m%obnennen Sobnc
cinen @ei1,h obgeItottct botten, febr.
ten lcetcn Somtog micber mad,
@o8cono0e 5urilf.
@6pin e. @oltbcr rciItc letter
Montoq noG GbiIlicotbe, no or OoS
OortiQc Guinness College, bcild)cl
miro.
". Il. @(otlucIl unN 2olli& Hobc4
non murcn an Sonnto9 IN 9ermorm
lUo @cbtcrcr elm IOr0 9(ltto foltftc.
Gopt. u. q. Icoqon& febrtc Icttc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

meroGn.
Srruin Brandt uno Satin, 1RtI-
ton Rcocfer uno Ben Calf morcn ON
SrcitoQ in Sermonn.
@co. Steiniqer, mcId]er in Guins
en-, &a., cine b0berc 2cbronitolt be.
i,td,tc, bciinoct lid ilbcr Die Sful-
icricn bier Gum 9cilrf icincr Mtllt-
Ter, Grou @m. Gpplc.
Ntit @crgnijgcn criabren mir hnb
&obn GuchblCr, mclder felt I6n9erer
3cit Iih i'm Mn. Fncific 5oipitol
ltntcr GratIider 9cbouOIull0 bciono,
icincr @cnciung cntgc9en gebt.
2mti& 8oCNcr lunO 6onilic befon,
sen iidl lcBtc @o6c mebrerc Gage
bciuGalpeiie in ct. 2ouis,
@m. Wcpcr, mclhcr mcbrerc 90
&c bel Scriuonoten III SotsOom Der
mciltc, reiitc lettcn 6reito9 miber
nod ct. 2ouiS 5urild.
Grnit Spaete mo @ottin iinO
nod cincll IGngcren @ciltf bel bic
iigen Gerponotcn lCetclt Srcitn0
mie0er mad 9oonbiIlc 5ltriifgefcbrt.
9(rnnin Gberlin, bon @ermolm,
mar om SomStag bier I'M cinige
8Iltmber arbeiten ous5ltfiibrcn.
Sis toitct bier $3.50 OoS bunocrt
9fltnb. 9a bel Scr 9~erin9en <no-
i6oit cs iid nidt berlobnt Sis bel
Der GorloOung fonmcn 81 loiien,
miro ho5iclbc per GrprcB in flCine.
ren GltontitQten bierber gcbroft unh
foltct noSielbc OohCr N(potbcfcr.
8reiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
@Iif in sic 3ltfunft gcbcr.

9Iif in sic 31fltnit gcbcr.
9ouiS Senrp 1lnO 6onilie. bon
ScfferIon Gitp, fomcn lcbtcn Somss
tag per glrto bicrour6. Serr Senrp
iii 9eputD @amc 8or0en.
Srou Sobn &ucbbIer uno Srou
@biI. 9aucr reiItcn lcttc ISOLDE nod
ct. 2olliS I'M Sen 0otten ltllo Brit
Scr, Sobn auebblGr, 5u beiltfeu,
lpcIfer lid ais 9otient inn &oipitol
befinoet.
SRI. Bertha 8bilips, mel6e I'M
Seim 6es 6. s. 8opc bci6Gftigt lit,
OermciItc Icttc @o6c mebrcrc Gage
in 2inn bel ibrcn Gltcrn.
Sri. Srion gtoeIfcr bcfonb iih
lette ISOLDE heiltfsneiie in Ren So
Den.
8ro> s. Climber, weI6e iih mebs
rcre Gage bier oltf 9eil,d bel tbrer
SdlpcIter, Ser Sronsisfoner S6me-
tier 2opola, befonO, reiite letten
Somsto9 mieber IN ibrc Seimotb in
McnphiS, Senn.
Der 6rouen.8 crein Ser eporgI.
@cmeinoe miro o,1 A. SS1tIi ein Bic
ttc nebit 9a5oor b%cronitolten.
SRI. Boulinc Gnglert trat Ietter,
Sanstog cine @eidGitSrciic nod ct.
2oltts on.
ginigC Sorn1cr beriften 6ob Die
8ci5enfelber nit Gbindbltes forms
lid iiberlnltfen ii,,6, sic iett nod
Dem Der 8ei5en 9cntdbt, in sic Corn.
feIber einriiden.
Srou I,terito Sonnto9 bot ibr
@obnboltS on Ser Morriion g(bet1uc
an s. q. GnacIo9c fir $4,000 Der.
fault.
Groll Bertha Ncllcion l>ro SRI.
NcIlic Boss, begobcn lid Iettcn 8reis
tag STINT @eil1d) bon &erlponOtcn nod)
H6inelon6. bon no ans oicicl6cn
.ipicocr mad ct. 2ouis 5uriiffcbrcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sas gicS pum Sibcn.

Tom Sibcn Iobt Elm 2ico ms iingcu.
9enn inni0 int mir jebcr lcio,
Der nidt Qcnorl Dor allen 0inocn
Sn Sjcicm Grnftc mci6 @cifciN.
Der Aoni0 fist olli icincm lbronc.
Seao0jia iipt Der 6roid I'M &iubl.
User Eilrfc lit, iibt mciitcn& oGnc,
&ir iiBCn mciit pcrmittclit Shlhl.
Sm Sdnpciuc iibcn bic Erifincn
ltlln Icj0cr olldl in icincr Mllrit,
Scr @rcnooicr list bel &orlincn.
limo IN Scr &c6Ir iibt ser 0urit.
IS 'obcn, mic Qcb6rt iM bobc.
9ic 9cttifcn mciit olti @Grcnfcll.
9of al hcr Nucllc io6 ser &no6c.
Inn ori 'ncr @onf uon Stcin ioI'
q,n
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oG,,o i;,,4 -, to;r,. oo,n>
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
p1r Mnttrr ruff!
Cor Earl u. @uiimann.

Cor Earl u. 0Difmanu.
Son fbrrall i'm Grocnrunb,
GuH icbcm Sanb pur Vol 81 20!
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Ter Shret Ser Rot, 10 6b urb bpk:>
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Shrri,
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ltun mod Seist iif fcin Murscnrpt,
Sein 9rufIiht elmer b~efereu 3eit.
1uf aus bcm iutrren Slaeseit6bn',
Gins al benz 8rau'n unn bcrbcn
Shmer5,
Srtn9t iettcr altcu Seimnt &iii
gm ~tiefitcn in oaS bcntife Scrs!
SaS III tetn 5n9cr Scttlerihrci,
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Sic Muttrr ruft i'm b~crbitcu &cib!
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llm SabInng lCbcnsaltCr Sdulo,
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Gas aus Der btttcru &ln9c iprtdJt:
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nebt bent lie, bic 10 bDd Gttd) ebrt!
Snt auf oas ScrS! Snt auf bic $oanS!
Scueiict Sure 2ieb' auf's Mem!
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Sbr 6nlft 10 pit - b6rt nidlt nuf!
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
@cinnSbeits. 6rasefaItcn.

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briefIi6 Sroeen bon aIIeemeinem
Sntcreiie beantuorten, Die itd oiif
&b9iene, SunttGtspeien uno 9ronf.
beitSnerbinOer,,ne beaieben. es miro
ibm nidt mogIid iein, Sroeen rein
perionlifcr 9lrt 5r beonttportcn, nod
@eroronungen fir ein3elne 9ronf.
beiten a1t Iieferr. @on ridte oIIe
InfroQen an nSeoItb Gboiicr," 1874
gn't 2Stb Street. Stem gorf gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sreitus, ben "a. Snni, 1921.
WOrrtiOn

Clarence 9ietri6 lit III Sermonn
SteIlbertreter bes Stations. @eentetl
q. g. &ramer, ser 3. 3. cine 80.
tagiee Serien 9enieBt.
Ole 8ei3enerilte IN bieier @egeno
bot oic Sormer iebr getGllidt un6
Der @rtrog fommt fa1t1n elmer bal.
ben @rnte 9Ieid. Die aebren iinb
iebr lcidt un6 oaS GrgebniB miro
faum mebr alS 5ebn bis 5W0lf 9ribeI
gum Ider b%etragen.
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&ooooufIeber 8m. Gpple i6Ieppt
-(braggeb) benubt bel oieier arbeit
einen Sractor anItatt eines 8fer6e.
o6er @iel9eipannes.
60. Summert ipor om Sreito9 in
Stolpe in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Senrp 8iele Der SGbrmann bel
StoIpe modt glGn5e1oe @ei66fte.
2ette ISOLDE TRANSPORTING er cine
gon5c Gorooone 3igeuncr iiber Sen
@osconooc sic aus ,nSGbltgcn Gfer-
ben 11no @ogen beIton6. Die 3iger,.
ner foren olld bltrd abortion unO
biele unicrer 8eipobner un6 9elpobs
nerinncn IieBen lid fir bnorcs @cIo
bon ben brol1r1cn S66nen einer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

ISOLDE ION Hohcport 5ltriid 100 er
on Stcrc bon Capt. Cor mebrere
Sage ooS SteltcrroO oltf Dem Gam,
pier gltq. 8obIt fiibrte.
s. s. Nuhocmcpcr, mclter an Den
6l,lborbeitcn nobe &onios 9Th be.
id)Gftigt lit, fam Iette ISOLDE at ci'
neut flr6en 9ci,,6 ieiner grgebori
gen bierber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

8 lucbl Stommgait: Mi1td,
ollf Ocn @oIt briiben bin i6 offer.
fiidtig.
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folm nit ibm.
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ben, obcr or betontnrt gr0Bcre Gor-
mic idl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24
Sermanner SOlfsblatt.
Sraf Yriutius &c., Seransscber,
Sermauu, Nu.

Entered as Second Glass Matter Week
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 3,
1879.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-06-24

Sos pcrlorenc 2cbcn. Ncrr:
Sir Sic, mci1t 6r6ulcilr, nitric i'd
mein 2eben nit 6rcitbcn opicrnl
SrGulein. 81? 0onn bicrotcn
Sic midi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
MARCUS CARNEY,
NEGRO MOSES (?

sicians, and other lines than farming
They own more than hundred
banks" Today throughout tho ma
ton Negroes own 100000 homes
There are five hundred colleges and
higher institutions of learning worth
in equipment and endowment $22, 900
600. There are 100000 Negroes in
public schools. There arc $4,000
churches with Il value of 100000, 900
and total membership of 4,5000OO.
In one Georgia county there are three
times us many Negroes owing farms
as whites, and this is not exceptional.
III North Carolina a,one the 1919 tax
list show Negro property worth SOL ,OcN
oo0. throughout the war Negroes
bought $225.000,00 worth of Liberty
Bonds. The race in its half century
OF freedom has produced orators, writ
ers. painters, sculptors, poets. lawy.
ers, physicians, scientists, bankers,
ana all manner of professional ana oc
cupational geniuscs In a country
where the highest possible remunera
tive return Is available. The Negroes
even have their own major inter-olty
baseball league, patterned after the
hig white leagues, to say nothing of
their minor and smaller circuits.
And 1t is baseball in tho accented
nigh financial sense. with thousands
hhVes@d and productive Of baseballes
que returns.
(To BE CoNTINUED)