davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-13

said, Grandmother, what big
mouth you have!"
And then the wolf said, The
better to eat you with, my child"
That Is what the big, long alliga-
tor that has been stuffed to look
much like real one, makes US
think of. His mouth Is so big and
his teeth SO sharp. His eye, too,
though, only of glass, looks very
real. This alligator shows what
strong coat of armor 1t always
wears. We get very good idea OF
what a heavy, scaley skin the ALI
gator has, from looking at the skin
of this one. 1t would take very
heavy blow or very sharp instru-
ment to go through this coat,
wouldn't 1t?
Awkward But Swift.
There Is a much larger skin
hanging high above some of the
bird cases which also came from
Florida, (the others exhibited came
from Florida, tOo), which you can
find in your hide-and-seek game If
you keep looking everywhere.
The skeleton of small alligator
Is shown on the same stand as the
stuffed one and is interesting to
study the many different bones
which were carefully put together
to make this alligator ready to be
put on exhibit.
One look at these alligatOrs, any
of them or all Of them, will show
us that this Is a very awkward
animal, and from the sight of the
live ones we have had at the Glen,
we probably think they are very
lazy animals, too. But, although
they are not so very active, some
of the time when they seem
asleep, they are Just pretendin'
for they can swim very, very quick
ly and have their prey In their
mouths, almost before a person
watching, has seen any movement.
Some kinds of alligators and their
cousins, the crocodiles, eat people,
and people who live near the
swampy lands OF southern North
America or northern South Amer
lea have learned to be always on
the lookout for these animals.
People who have studied the
animals that live in different coun-
tries, have said that so far as dis
cOvery and exploration have gone,
alligators live only in North and
South America Only in China, of
all the countries Of the Old World,
has an animal been found that Is
at all like our American alligator,
and this animal is very, very much
like the alligator except that 1t 10
very much smaller and is a pretty
shade of green instead of the dull
muddy brown color which all Amer
lean aliigators wear. This color
probably protects them in their ma
tive homes from being easily seen.
This skin polishes well and makes
a very rare leather.
Wouldn't you like to see one
of the real big ones?
Probably, though, you can look at
them more carefully, when they are
stuffed or shown as skeletons, az
hey are in the Earlham museu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-13
THE GARDEN HOSE

The gardener sprays the summer
lawn
And leaves the sprinkler there;
We watch the rainbow that it
makes
When the sunbeams fill the air.
And when we crowd too very close,
That sprinkler-strange to tell
Not only sprinkles all the lawn,
But sprinkles us, as well!
Christian Science Monitor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25


lfl@tepNi Nift Nih 70 inc lnltea
ffffAl MalVr-'ienefal SIT freaerlehS
Ftkeh tonirolier-'lenefm oi NlNh
aviation, believes with american eN-
peftM that tho next war Wlll be won
~ The air ana ihai iaN torpeuo-caf-
Iyinr scapianes VIII sound the death-
knell ef preeeni-day heavily armed
Capital" ships Of the latest dread-
noaght type
rcfore th. institution of civil En-
sinrers ca Aviation and AIR Trans
nort . S.r rreacriol while nsistug
,,,on ma neoessitv 81 government sup
,,,,t n eo,,r,nrefal aviation. dwcH ON
,bs milita,, and naval possibilities of
.,.iotion tho dcvelouuent of which
co,,ia onl, H.. continued In peace time
bv ntbstaizinv ana encouraeing COM
,nerrial eNparii,cnts
t5 a,.,,t,o,
,,, ,,.,,o,,, roctor in
49,. t,,s s,.,,,s
'ie A''u'.''V", ,.'-..'. =, .,,c,,,is,o sl,ll
""N .l... -, ,e,,,,,
N','l,.' ..,'. ,.,a.,,,,, =, Relieve
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
WOULD prRcHAsE PAINTING.

HELENA. Mont, April 25.-(A. P.)
A campaign for the retention in
Montana of the famous painting Gus
ter's Last Stand" by f. S. Paxson is
to be launched by the State Federation
Of Women's clubs, it was learned here
recently. The plan is to be put before
the state convention TO be held in
Butte May 26 and 2S The picture is
now hung in the library building at
the University of Montana at Missoula
but it is understood a purchase offer
of $4,000 has been received from
Minnesota.
The women. it is stated, plan TO
raise $1,000 themselves and make up
the remaining $4,000 by popular sub
scription throughout the state and
thus insure the picture becoming the
property of the citizens of Montana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
J. S CHORUS GIRLS
CHALLENGE RIVALS

PARIS, (By Mail THE American
chorus cirl, whose beauty and grace
I'm dancing have made her the envy
Of stage folk throughout the world. is
to have a chance to measure up
against the Partisan stage beauty for
the first time as permanent drawing
card for Partisan theatre crowds.
An all-American musical comedy
house. putting on exclusively Ameri-
can produced ami American executed
shows, will he opened in Paris soon
under the same management as the
Folies bergeres. Paris Winter Car
der.
The Theatre Apollo. on rue Clichy,
has been leased for this purpose and
performances will begin in the near
future. The theatre Apollo is one OF
the larger and popular Partisan play
houses 1t will he remembered by
many American doughboys as the Bal
Apollo. for it was converted into
Dansant after the armistice.
1t may also be remembered on ac-
count Of great happening during a
bombardment. when a bomb dropped
through the roof during a perform
ance landed in the deep cushions of a
fauteuil and nestled there quietly
without going off or iniuring soul.
This Will BE the first time an all
American house has tried to compete
with French theatres in their own field
on a permanent basis.
Exponents of the American stage
predict an immense success for the
venture. Nearly everyone who has
had opportunity to compare the Am
erican chorus with its European stage
equivalent has been struck with the
superiority Of the former. AReri-
can chorus girls dance much better
collectively and probably quite as well
Individually and they are very far
from being inferior in pep and vi
Vacity, fer which the French stage
beauty is renowned.
French chorus girls frequently are
graceful as individuals, but they, do
not know how to dance together. They
lack that collective unity of move
ment which has made American Choir
US ana drill teams famous the world
over. Viewed from the galleries the
average Partisan chorus resembles an
American caste in an early rehearsal,
before the directors sharp tongue has
lashed the kinks out of the beauty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
BELGIUM CITIZENS MUST VOTE

PWI.EcS Nrl 2t..- l. -
From eiSh. il IL. I.-orning to one In
the afternoon. Oh SUNDAY, City and Dor,
cugh colrc elections take place all
over Belgium. The voting plal is that
of proportional I"b' esentation, by
means of which every party obtaining
a minimum ratio # votes in proportion
to the number Of ,pters. secures pro-
portionata repIeser q tion.
Voting is cr.Lr,sory in Belgium. II
YOU do not mlf.ll this obligation of
citizenship you will be fined dollar.
II you offend like that a second time,
you will 10 fine two. Under the new
tentative suffia-s" INV, women must
help to fill tn, fa'ict box under same
rules as men. In every big city there
are wor en- candidates. The three
main parties are all welcoming fem
mime cooperation, for the local coun-
ellis WELD such wide powers in this
country that they come into the do
mestic life Of the citizens at every
turu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

a vain chase. to tho dismay of the
other girl who silently adores from
afar. 81 am through with wimmin," /"
writes the boy in his diary. Then he
meets his secret admlrer at the Sum
day School picnic. She is dressed in
her best frock, and in the arrange
ment of her hair she is no longer the
little child OF the school room. The
boy tears the pessimistic observation
on "wimmin" from his diary and the
pair go romping off into the fields.
Anna q. Nilsson
Born in Ystad. a small town in
Sweden. ARR Q. Nilsson came to the
United States while still in her early
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

teens. Here her rare blonde beauty
and vivacious emotional power soon
gained her leading parts at the old
kalem studio, then one of the leaders
In the field. Her first important screen
Characterization was in the title role
Of Molly Pitcher" Since that time
Miss Nilsson has been seen in a great
number OF productions, those more
recently released including "The Luck
OF the Irish" and I'm The Heart of a
FOOL "What Women WIN Do" ana
without Limit"
At the present time, she is playing
opposite John Barrymore in 'The
lotus Eaters"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

poets works on the screen and in
choosing THE Old Swimnin' Hole"
he has taken theme that Is dear to
Americans Of all ages.
Through the story runs an amusing
love theme that will recall to many
soul the thrills and torments OF that
first pang of puppy love. The village
boy casts his youthful orhs at the liz
tie giFi with blonde curls who w"iagn'
accepts his presents but who lead. him
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
QUICK AIR BLOWS TO ENEMY'S
CITIES TO FEATURE NEXT WAR

cnt concentration Of fighting machines
TO produce. If possible, shatterng
blow on the enemy and obtain from
tho outset supremacy ia the air.
IN 1914 IL was some 20 days be-
tween The declaration ofswar and the
exchanEe of the first shots. In the
next war between great powers. a mo-
bile forcc Of aircraft will be ready for
.acuon before the signature OF the dec
iaration IS dry and The air battle viii
Doe Joined IN as many hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
"Her Lord and Master Conway TearIe Writes
Own Play" Through the Back Door Two
oons"-APenect Country Character
Star Born In Sweden.

LICE JOYCE, in the role Of In
diana saltwater, is a self-willed
young American girl. who mar
- bries Viscount Canning, an Eng
ll4h nobleman with the proyiso that he
never give her "her own way in any
thing" Later on when she returns
with him TO his estates ia England, il
Is her wish TO attend a public function
'si'hoUt her lord and master" Her
nustand insists that she stay al home
ssd 'ha; It IS not the Conventional
a;iEz Cor yCang bride TO a3Qcar in
:.Se!!s without f.aying frEt been pre-
s-,sS1 - seoie;y. IndtaDa does not
sgree with him and takes the butler
40 her confidence. She goes TO the
.olrcc alone. Indiana -etuTaz home
al a late hour through a window left
open by the butler--a proceeding that
WAS most undiSaiGed in her husbands
,yes and led 10 a very serious estrange-
,nent. The situations iha- follow are
poignanuy portrayed through Miss
Joyee's remarkable ability as
dramatic actress.
Mary Pickford
Jeanne Bofamere (Mary Plckford).
= l.tds r lgian girl. whose mother.
young frivolous widow. marries a
rch New Yorker. The husband per-
3 isdes hsr 10 leave the child in Bel
sam for 2 year. She is forgotten for
years, however. and raised BY a for
mtr servant when the mother finally
tarns for her, the servant who in
tle meantime has married and grown
very fond OF Jeanne, says she Is dead
Tho World War breaks out and
taanne Is packed or 10 her mother in
Sew York. when she finally succeeds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

line-up and forced stage-full of
dancers TO move like one person.
The American colony in Paris is
jub:laut at the prospect of having a
chance once more to slip into a first
row seat for an evening feast of real
American beauty and song.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25
The Tartar Had
Literary Tastes

II HE lowy and uncultured Tartars-when
books fell into their possession-ate them to
- acquire the knowledge contained therein
They doubtless suffered Indigestion At least, they
weren't overlooking any bets.
There are mistakes both of commission and oms-
slon Better by far, to be satisfied that you have
done your best and endured Indigestion than over
look real opportunities and feel the pangs of unavail
ing regret
The advertisements you will find in The East Ore
CONAN are business mines of opportunity. They tell
you OF values you might never know, if they were
not there to guide you.
DO you read-and digest-this advertising? Fig
uratyely speaking, some folks "eat it up" They are
the wise shoppers-the economical buyers-the ones
who are strictly up to date on the opportunities for
saving money or spending it most judiciously.
Read the advertisements Read them to know
what's what in the shopping district Read them to
save steps-to save money-to save disappoint-
ments. Read them because they place before your
eyes moving panorama of business progress. Read
them to keep yourself informed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

in getting on the estate she is ne-er
quite able to speak to her mother. and
to live is forced to take a mental post
tioa in the household. After many
Eardships she is promoted TO assistant
housemaid and finally finds a way to
disclose her Identity to her mother.
society snobs"
The story deals with young Italian
Of good education who takes a position
as waiter at the Ritz restaurant. Here
he falls in love with a young society
bud and he wins her inspIte of the
competition OF the most eligible men
in society.
Conway Tearle plays the part of the
young italian and opposite him beau
tiful Martha Mansfield enacts the ro.e
Of the young society bud. The story
was written By Mr. Tearle.
A Western Play
Two Moons" Is a breath-fak,nv
story Of a love that grew out Of Bit
ter feud when the cafilemen and sheen
herders were fighting for control Of
the grazing lands Of Wyoming. Buck
Jones, as Original Bill Blunt. has the
part Of cattIeman's agent. who
tames the wild spri, OF HIma Ring.
daughter OF sheepman. and turn,
her hatred into love. Carol Holloway
as Hilma Ring. makes a splendid foil
for Jones.
1.-Two Moons" IS from the well-known
novel Trails to Two Moons" by
Robert Welles Richie.
Gladys George
Gladys George was born az Panen
Ne. September I3. 1902. She IS the
youngest member Of an old theatrical
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-25

"Easy Road"
f"t O.d ssvimm.n' Hole"
Tie 5-iD.raiol Of naries Ray and
Janies haHt0Hlb R. e,s The Odd
'-"imm - Hole" seer~ TOO good to
BE- trne Ar. lay has want, for
long time 10 put one OF the famous
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

7@an obonniere auf oos Bolts"
blatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23

rlulp Die @uuantciiieF. hteie eiafliiS.
rcidlc 2cp6lferrma5Ttaiie. Ole ite
biShcr aI@ &2erTieIlr Der Sau&ber.
rcu, ser n3in@Rcicr". ucrb0bnt bat.
ten iii nod grGbCrcr ,3abI oI3 es
FISHER id)on 1rId)cbcr, in ibr Eager
bcriIbcr3u3icben boiitcn. lln0 10
itcbt Den mirflit OoS gn6c oeS
5~pcrriedicrl3 bcuor. Ger g2icncr
ioQ icincn @auSidIiiiieI uasaeGGn.
oi9t bcfonlmCu. 9ie 8iener Sans.
1crrcn crbcbc'l natiirli6 ibre Slim.
me SIT lolttcn &Iogcr mo iebcn Die
Ginbrcdlcr ln0 GiGbc bereitS IDA.
rcmpciic 0urd) sic unfontroQicrten
Nalt$tore nit gcitoblenen ooer III.
teridlngcncu oOer na6gcmahtcn
@all@idliiiiclu IN Oic @Guier cill.
0ringcn mo oic Wteter beroubcn.
God oteic &lagen perboucn llller.
bort. Gem mGrcn iie bercdtiQt, 10
miibtc ia lett gSicu nit iliner Sans.
Notwithstanding sic Oiebesiihcrite
Sto0t iein. llu0 cS miro opdJ in
i6r Cingcbrod)en, foit mebr MS in
Berlin 100 icber 0tieter rrnb Nitcr.
meter ibrcn @ar5idliiiieI BADEN ieit
films Setter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
Insfnnft i'll hentider Spraae,

Das Iusfunftsbiiro in oeltti9er
Sprode eibt bereitmiaioit rno to.
itenlos Iltsfunft iiber ale Sic Bull
DISCRIMINATING betreffen6e Ingele.
9enbeiten, 0ffentlides @eiunobeits.
Deien, Solboten. un0 MotroIenan.
9elegenbeiten, @eiesgebung, arbei,
terberbaItniiie. DECENTRALIZATION, Gin.
lpanber1tng, Iltsmanberl,ng, stcuer.
weien, &~eiiepdIie, Gr5icbun9Sueien,
II. (. 10. anfragcn iin6 51 ritten
an 8ermnn Sectinn Bureau
Of Soreign Language Snforuotion
Scrbice. american Geo Gross. Is
@eIt 81. Street, Sem gorf, g. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
SnalGnhrr III 9ban0bnt.
9tc Scutid)c SuIOnic WicScr auf 81
GcriUucn %angclundIicu.

Gem .8odCllbcrid)t filr Die ats
China ACKNOWLEDGMENT IeItid)en" SIT.
iulgc CAB cS in Shongbai nah Der
Golf5jQbhrng Dom rs. OCTOBER
1920: %apuncr 1925, Gng!dn0er
sal, SlmeriTancr 2264, Eortugie.
fen 1901, Illiicu 1866, 6ran5oicn
SIC, Gcltid'c $50 C9cgcn 1855 Ill
Sabre 1919, Spaulcr 1856. GGncn
i75, &talicncr III, N0rwCgcr 9G,
SGwci5cr 80, &oIcn 50, SdWcocn
rs, @olldnocr %, &idcdcn 60, Su
Der 954, ionitige AuaIdnOer 300,
3nia!nmcn alio 23,307 Yu5l6nocr.
Stou i'll NopClnbcr 1920 miro
aber aus Sbalgbai beridbtet, 0aB
0le Orutid)e &olouic Wtcocr ulf 3T1
G%crionCn altgcmadicn iei, Oab iic
cine Oeiltite &creinigung g~egritnOet
babe, Die STRIDE, @emcinocuerwal
tunlg un0 &Iub umiailc mo 0dB ole.
ie Sercintgung i'll cBcmaltgen Vtart.
ncfnIino binter Der 0cutidrn STRIDE
(%litOr RoaO) tage. 9arau5 gebt
berpOr, lpie raid Die Ocutihe Solo.
mic, Die bcfanntlid) I'M MGr5/Ipril
1919 Ourd Die diucliifc He9icrlIng
oui 0ruf Der engliiden fat gang
rcpatriiert mltrOc, mieoer nnlpGd)lt.
Sic @eiamtbcpoIfcrung Stangbais,
einifl. Gbineien, iou mgefGbr l..
100000 bctra9cn, ObDobl cine aud
nur anIabern0 genalle &~olfs5dblung
in Gineiiifen StGotcn nid)t porge.
nommen Derhcn fam. Srtcreiiant
lit audi 6aS In1pad)icn Der alt$!an'
Oiid)eu 9epolfcrung Shangbais in
ben lcbtcn Subren: 1917 1850
Iu3I6noer, 1920 23,307 IuSlGnoer.
Die StaOt Shangbai, sic De iocto,
rpenlt alId) nidJt De iure, cine iclb.
itan0i9e Eepublif inmitten Oes dime.
iiihen Heids bilOet. miro bon einem
etpo 100 Ytann 3Gblenoen 6rei'
Dilltgeu.8 Battalion perteioigt, oa$
aus SSnfonterir, Reitcrei uno artiI.
Ierie beltebt, al5gc3ei6net betUaitnct
it uno itf alrs elmer Oeutiden, otter.
raidJiiden, cHgIiiden fron5oiiiden
iaponiideil, portugieiiidlen un0 d)i
neiiItcn &ontpagnic 5uiommeniCbtc,
Sic Oelttid)c un0 Die 0iterreitiidle
&9upaanie ipuroen i'm Mars 1917.
D. J.. noh 2lbbrltd) Der tiueiiibsOeut
iden 9~e3iebungcn, ~auigel6it. Au.
Ber0em bciibt Sd)onqbai cine &oli
aeitruppe, Ole aus PAP GuropdGrn
(tnternational). Oauon I Oifi5iere,
575 Sifbs C5n0crn( un0 1880 hi.
ncIiid)cn &oli3iitcn bcitcbt. Gem
aus 8 TtitgIicocrn b~eitcbcnoen 0e.
meiuOerat (Niunicipnl GouuciD, Ser
Die GegiCrum95gepalt H. @Gnoeu
bat, GCb0rtc por Dem &rie0 aud Itet5
Elm 0eutidcr al, an oeiieu SteIIc
nGbreno OeS &ricge8 elm Sopnncr
GelpGblt muror.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
l%lnbeimIidJcr Stanb!
&ernidtete 2La &iaiuneu SnI6el
WetrelSc bnrh @rplpiipnen.

N"h" StpApItuulN
9eim Bid ouf Elm t~uoocn6es
@ei5enfel0 oenfcn tpobl nur Ie6r
tuenigc iogleid 0aran, 0aB bier
SprengitOffe eriten &anges altge.
bout iin0! NGbcritebcnoe areiic ia.
ben ii6 mobl ifon Dor Elm paar
Sabren einigermaBen nit oieicr Sc.
fabr, ME tie nntber ii Gpci6crn
llno Miiblen lid ertlpifeln mag, i'm
aIgcnteincn befannt genlat)t. God
tpiiroe e5 iid iebr empiebIen, Die
betreffcrOen Gin3eIfGQe griin6lider
ST itloieren unO lire 2ebren Qebiib.
renO beralts3ubeben, 6a sic I'm.
It0nOc iebr perihieoener grt iein
f0nncn.
Sos aderbou . MiniIterium Der
Ser. Staateu lit Oicier Gufaobe in
Den Iebten Wonoten n6ber getreteu;
oo6 iebIt eS bier nod On 3uIdngIi.
den acknowledgment, INN Oieie
6oridul8en 10 ST. betrciben, tpie lie
betrieben tuerOen iolten. SmmprDin
lit cine &eibe IatioGen geIammcIt,
pcIde einigel1 @ert fir @arnungen
u1o fiir &%orbeugum9s . MabneDn1en
BADEN; aber Die Saitptarbeit lit nod
81 tim. limo elm 10 groBes 8etrei.
heloto, tpie eS 6aS uniere lit, fam
ein iolfes 8ert nift unooaet0et
~oufgeben.
Sn @eblniibIen iotpie in Spei.
dern u1o auf in 8elern bGuft lid
Der @etrei0e.S toub beIonoers ouf
0llerbaIfen mo in allen m0aliden
Hiben unh 8tnfeln an. Mitunter
limo 0crarti9c NlnbGufllugcn mebrerp
Boil bod. @ebe, lpenn untcr iolfcn
lln1ItGnocn Gin 6rcnncn0eS Streid.
holj, o0er cine Qliibenoe Bizarre
oOer 3igarette ~irgcnbmo in Ben
Stollb i1at, ACKNOWLEDGMENT BON III.
uorIiAti9er &an0! 0am fam cine
gor3 furdtbare GrpIoIion folgen,
NIT WenIt)cnopfcrn lrno pielci1t
olldl Ifluerem GigcntumSperlllit
0tan6mal bringt 0ier iogenamltq
Itatiide Gleftri5itGt oieielbe 8ir.
flung bcrnor, obue cine Der beIagtpn
Gntjiin0un9$ .ltriafen. IS lit ga.
Der enpfoblen morNen, bel Ser Gin.
iebung elcftriNber 2eitlrngen in
MabimilbIcn Die Itotiide Gleftriji.
tat, meld)e ourf sic Maf6inerie
IeIbit cr5cu9t miro, nl,&5ui6eiOen;
nn6 eS mare 3l niinifell, 0oB ME-
mails Deri6llmt ncrOelt m0ge, Oieic
Gmpfeblung 81 bcfOl9en.
Der 8orItc6er OeS aderbauomtes
fiir Gbemie, Gnrl SolS6crg, bat gu.
iormlengeredynet, OaB GrpIoiionen
mo 9ronOe, meIfJe Ourd) Staub
alein ucruriadlt mur0en, in neniger
als 3p0lf Molatcn ettua 100000
9uibGlS @etreiOe SerIt6rt 6aben.
Nrtf gingcn pieIe W%cnifcnIeben oa.
bel perlorell.
Sn oemlelben 8cridt, pel6er
oieie Iotiaden be%rborbcbt, meroen
ltof AnbGuilrnaen folaenoer Sorten
Stallb 5uidtli1 pes @etreiOe.
ItotbeS - olS Defenders oerbreGe.
rid 9ebronOmarft: Stoub bon
Stdrfe, 2cOGr, NIlminium ltn0
3ufer. C6oit ebeuio i6Iinm lpie
@ctreioeItaub.) In6cre Sorten iirt6
obcr ottdl nid)t piel better, urO pciu.
liditc &%einGoltilng iener RGumlid'
feiten lit inter ollen llmitGnbeu
brinaeno an5uroten, ord tpenn Der
oltc @66tersS pruh:
DSctpabret bas 6euer uub Sns 2idt"
o~IIcieit itrcltg beoftet tperoen ioute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
SiIbcrminicufnno am @anniCc.

Sei Oen Observation-Disclosures
0e8 an 8onniee i'm @ar 6ciinoIi.
dicll S~ootsbouies Der Noroflugperfe
9erIin.&eItoD lit man in Elm 3ctcr
&ieie arf auf cine llrnc geitoBen, in
Der iib un9ef6br 200 S~iIbernliin}en
beinnoen. Sic Miin5en itoinmpn
ollS Den Sabren 1135-t150 nm
3eiAen Die SrGgurl9 oeS a6nig$ @cu
3cslous bc5 3Ueiten non 80bn1en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
n0tbigcn ScrbGn0c an.

DDS 6GbrbOot bciorgt Jest Der
&crfebr ilbcr 0en @osconooe. @enr
man Den 6lllB bier trel15t bat man
MIR 5ebn Weilcn 5n fobrcn llnl mad
Scrnnam ST. 9clan9en.
Ben SGcIIpanler mar IN Sen leb.
tcn @od)cn mcbrere Wolc IN &effcr.
ion Gitp Inn Icinc @ottin ST be,
Iltdcr Die aIs 8oticnt iif sort i'm
Snipitol bcfinoet.
Seize Sort 1tno So. &cinbol5.
lpel9e ali oeml 9riidenbal1 ilber sen
Siage SluB bel6dtigt iinO, iuorer
am Sonntag gum @eI,t6 ibrer SIN.
gebortgen bier.
SoDo Clifton 9ing letten CONS
fog in icinem SorO noh CHM nm
ieinc @attin uno 6rci &iltocr BORT
o~b5ubolcn, Die cine ISOLDE bel borti
gen Scrncnoten nermeiIt battcn.
Gbriit. @olf rciIte onl Nontog
nab SeffcrIon Gitp rnt 6en grobcll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
u aScunao c.

9nS Sno9boot Iiiiouri trof let.
ten 6rcito9 olts Dem &eiten fom.
memo bier Elm unlo iette or1 Cams
tag Nie 6obrt nod ct. 2ouiS tort.
Shclmo Gibbs bate lctte ISOLDE
oaS lln9liif maSseno lie nit anbc.
rem WGOden ipiclte ST foacn ,tnf
ocn reften 4rm SIT bre6en. Or.
Sdumader bon Morriion rnb Or.
Saffncr non Scrnlonn legten oiC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
SunmarcnfObrif a6sebrannt.

0roBieucr brad auf biSDer lin.
mnigefI0rte @eiie in Der Sonlparett'
iabrif 8raid)en in Gospig (s(ubalt)
aus. Salt Die gan5en GabrifrGume
mo ~luertuoaeS NaterioI puroen
einge6iAert. Ser 8etrieb iii labm.
gelcgt, Der Staoen ntBcror6entIid,
bod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-09-23
10 Hill. fir Elm Graftuerf.

6iir ben Iusbau Der Boilerfrdite
or SITTER beIuilligte ole arcisuer.
'anmIuns BON MO$bQ6, 9aocL Is
3iiaionen Mnrt. Mit oeu eepoa.
ltenen 8aIlertrditen fam Der gaitJe
8irtiGaitsbciirf Don Rosbab nit
Encr9ie mo 2itt rerictcu ueroen.