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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
NEW REDUCTION
OF FREIGHT RATE
Oklahoma Shipments of
Grain and Hay Will
Now Cost Less

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. H.
Reduction OF the freight rates on
flour, wheat and hay and other
commodities taxing the same rate
from points In oklahoma to points
in Texas from 60 cents to 32 1-2
cents per 100 pounds for domestic
consumption and from A. l-2 cents
TO S2 1-2 cents for 100 pounds for
export is to be made by tho inter
state commerce commission in an
order 20 be made tho latter part OF
this week, according to members
Of the corporation commission to-
day.
The order will be based on the
report OF the interstate commerce
commission in the case OF the cor
poration against the Abilene &
Southern railway, q copy OF which
was received by the corporation
commission today,
Acted on Complaint
Complaint was filed February -
with the Interstate commerce COM
mission against the then prevailing
rates on the commodities affected
by the new ruling and the hearing
was held in April. At the hearing
the board Of trade OF Kansas city.
Mo, the Southwestern Millera
league Of Topeka, kan. and various
other organizations in Texas inter
vened, and evidence was offered by
the intervenors attempting to pre-
vent the reduction OF the Okla
homa Texas rates pctitloncd for by
the Oklaho~,n commission, IT being
alleged that the rcadjustment
sought would disturb existing rate
adjustments affecting Kansas and
Texas interests u was also con-
tended by the intervCnor that the
existing oklahoma Texas rates
were not out % limo with rates on
similar commtS tS.itles for similar
distances elsewhere existing rates
In Colorado New Mexico t1ritory
being cited in support OF this con-
tentiOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
DISTRICT c. OF C.
IS NOW REALITY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
president, Pawhuska; Frank knip-
per, director. Bighcart.
Creek county: Victor II. Kirk,
sapulpa, vice president; +. *.
Frank Oilton director.
Wagner: A. II. Burgess, Coweta.
vice president: J. c. Weaver, Wag-
oner, director.
Craig Ed Kingle, Vinita. vice
president; w. =. Thompson, Vinita,
Tulsa. n. II. Graham. vice presi-
dent. Tulsa; c. S. Avery. director
Tulsa.
Mayes r. A. wnkerson. vice
president Pryor: r. l.. Davis, Lo-
Gust Grove, director.
Nowata: Sam Brazleton. Nowata,
vice president; George NJ. Schwabe,
NowatA, director,
okmulgec: Carl j. Ohornett, vice
president Okmulgee; Ben c. Eas-
ton okmulgee, director.
Muskogee. c. c. I.ydick, vice presi-
dent, Muskogee &C. b. Howell, direc-
tor. Haskell
Lincoln: A. e. Patrick, vice presi-
dent Chandler; II. c. Brunt, direc-
tor, Chandler.
Rogers. w. L. Jeffords, vice presi-
dent Chelsea f. Y. O'Bannon, di-
rector Claremore.
okfuskee; w. l.. Jackman. We
leetka, vice president; V. Il. Glib
son, director, Okemah.
Ottawa; O. T. Dixon, vice presi-
dent Miami; W. c. Hale. director,
Plcher.
The basis Of representation in the
new organization is one person for
each 5000 population. Tulsa will
have the largest membership OF any
city with "a members; Muskogee
Is second with IL and Okmulgee
third with six.
w. I. Jeffords, president Of the
Chelsea chamber OF commerce,
called the organization meeting last
night Plans for the organization
were formulated jointly by Jeffords
and Col. Ira l.. Reeves, manager of
the Tulsa Chamber OF Commerce.
On the program at last nights
meeting were talks by Alva j
Niles, Colonel Reeves. o. T. Dixon
Of Miami. T. J. Casey, OF Bigheart,
William X. Cantrell, of Sapulpa
Earl Foster, of Sapulpa; Howard
searcy Of Wagner; w. =. Thomp-
son, Of ViDita; L. Il. Howard, OF
Tulsa c, $. Avery. of Tulsa: George
sNAAWh hbts bl ANOWdlds tNtNs T. ~
cameron, Of Henryetta; w. c. Hale
OF Ptcheri +. Fred johnson. OF Tul-
Sa; =, II. Jones, of Muskogee; Rev
n o. Stewart of Chelsea; w, l.
Seiiords, OF Chelsea; Roscoe Cox, OF
wander; w, II. Holland, OF Clar-
more; r. A. Wilkerson, of Pryor
cictor Barnett, Of Tulsa; Z. Bee
Ghihrye of Tulsa, and A. Haas
PRESIDENT OF the Clarmore chamber
St commerce. who welcomed ths
oeiegates TO that city.
WIN approximately fifty repre-.
seh'atives, all of whom made the
ulp In automobiles, Tulsa had the
ton.
All the talks made were boost.
.ol northeastern Oklahoma, and
dressed the importance OF the new,
a. 'otined organization in develop.
lines ''''' ''o"e co-oper"H''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Business Houses Ruined
During Ft. Smith Storm

FORT SMITH Ark. Nov. II -
Several houses and business build
ings were In r'iug today ns the TO-
rult Of n bombardment OF bots of
lightning during "a severe storm laet
night Six fires we're started by
the lightuirE and the loss was esti-
mated at 100000. The largest fire
was I'm the Fort smith Comnrnss
company storage shed whore 3 nn0
bales 81 cotton burned Two resi-
denccs and two business buildinEa
Urra tmaged Four trained
horses perished I'm a stable which
was burned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
WORK OF CHURCH
HAS ONLY BEGUN
Challenge to Leadership
Flung Down by Lead
ers at Convention

nv tho Associated Press
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. IA
,b,ilenec 20 the church to assume
,he leadership in the home and in
y.,,ous phases OF public life was
,oupded by speakers here today at
,hs national conference OF the
methodist Episcopal church.
A. Che closing conference session
,,,Irbf Bishop Edwin n. Hughes
~ noston. in summing up the re-
sults OF the three-day meeting, de-
dared the work OF the centenary
moyrment had only begun.
THE present hour must be a new
caly8ry where once again we Will
40 up the burden OF the cross and
.cbr.stl5ulze the world" he said.
Derlar.ng the American home is
Alslntarrating under the Influence Of
'the new feminism,' Reverend Fred
wIrgIar Adams OF Springfield.
Mass made a plea for changes in
American homo life.
owe do not want the old puritan
Ism 10 return but we do desire that
the standards IN the home that pre-
vailed luring the nations infancy
he rpmodylcd to meet the needs OF
this day" he said.
"Th, new feminism is drawing
the best Of our wcmanhOod from
marriage and motherhood, while
loose ideals on the permanonCe OF
marriage are being imported by
Russian barefoot dancers.
"Thc hand that stops rocking the
Grade begins to rock the boat OF
our family lfe."
The executive committee OF the
council OF boards OF bcncvclc1cc OF
the church will meet hero tomor-
row and saturday to map plans for
the meeting Of the entire council
next Monday and Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Michigan Man Admits
Staying StepmOther

SAGINAW Mich. ".
Richard Champlain, %, charged to-
day with the murder 10,
mother Mrs. Adrian Champllin,
confessed tonight t. Under sheriff
Charles Hodges, County Detective
John j Land and Miss Clara A..
Humpert his sweetheart the Off
Gers announced Champlan ras
quoted as saying he shot and Killed
his father and step-mother Monday
afternoon and set fire TO the house
that night to cover up the crime.
The father was not mentioned In the
charge owing TO lack OF support
Ing evidence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
GORDON is CLASS PRESIDENT
Head of Tulsa e. Honorcd by Ma
sons NJ Guthrie Thursday.

Special m The World.
GUTHRIE. Nov n. - President
j. NJ Gordon OF the University OF
Tulsa was elected president of a
class OF over two hundred taking
high degrees In scottish Rite Ma
sonry at the Indian summer meet
ing Of Oklahoma cou7i5tOry which
closed a three days session hero to-
day. The class took unto Itself the
name Nations Conference for Dis
armament"
Walter Goe, Hlllsdale, was named
vlcc president. George c. Lackey,
Oklahoma CITY, secretary treasurer; ;
Rev. T. {. Mallory, Yale, orator. and
Edwsrd Speery Oklahoma CITY,
historian. The class protested
against the recent ruling cutting
Tulsa off from the Guthrie territory
and voted TO Join with the Guthrie
consistory in asking tha, Frank
Craig. grand councillor, rescind the
order. The class voted 10 place a
class memorial in the new building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
CHINA DEMAND
Is ACCEPTABLE
TO JAPAN-KAT0

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
mating that maintained by the
other two powers.
A statement issued by Baron kato
said
because OF her geographical posi-
ton. Japan deems II only fair AZ tho
present time that the other Inter
ostcd countries should agree that she
should maintain "a proportion In gem
oral tonnage slightly greater than
so per cent. and IN a type of vessel
OF strictly defensive character she
might deSlrc even 10 approximate
that OF the greater nayiCs."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Wid0U Gets Damages
for Husbands Death

ADA, Nov. 17-Verdict was re-
turned this afternoon by the jury In
the case OF Mrs. Lula Hulscy against
the Missouri. Kansas q Texas Rail-
road company. giving her judgment
Of $4,000 and the interest at 6 per
cent since the date of her huSbanh' 3
death last November. She charged
the team which Hulsey had used to
bring load uf cotton TO the gin boz
came frightened al the train and
ran away. fatally injuring the driver.
driver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
I'm MERGER WITH
ROYAL DUTCH co.
Union Oil Company Will
Have Controlling Vote
in Consolidation

NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-stock-
holders OF tho Union on company
or Delaware in special session to-
day unanimously approved the pro-
posed merger Of the company with
the Royal Dutch Petroleum COM
pany more than 100000 shares be-
ing represented in person or by
proxy.
Virtually all tho properties Of the
Union OIL company are involved in
the consolidation These include
Union oil Of California, Columbia
OIL Producing company; Western
Union OH, Dunlop oil United West
ern Consolidated OH and properties
Of the National Exploration com
pany, Eddystone OIL corporation ana
the Union on company's Interest I'm
the Texas oil company as repre-
sented by It's holdings OF Central
Petroleum.
All the American interests Of tho
Royal Dutch company go into the
consolidation except It's OIL tnnkerA.
The ratification enables the two corr
porationS TO begin creation OF y new
corporation ns yet unnamed. with y
capital stock OF 0,000.OO0 shares
(no par value), Royal Dutch rererv-
Ing 72 per cent and Union Oh 28 per
cent.
on completion of the new COM
pany Union on viii be allowed the
choice uf IL directors out OF total
OF l9 who are 70 constitute the
board. II Is understood that Union
/ on also will dominate the list OF
leading officials or executives
According 10 G. II SohlackH, prcsl.
/ dent Of the linton oil company, the
consol dation win hocomc effcctiv,
/ in the latter part ~ December or
tho early part ot the coming year
Properties OF the Union on com,
pauy not included In the copsolda
/ ti0n win be liquidated and the pro.
Goods distributed among its stock.
holders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
slrItc NIoIcncc sn,,sldcs.

OTTUMWA. Iowa, Nov l6.--
Military and civil authorities IN
charge of the strike situation at the
John Morrell packing plant here late
today announced that all attempts at
violence apparently had suhsided
and that disturbances similar to
those Of yesterday when more than
a dozen men were Injured. were
ended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
GIVES FINE ARTS PROGRAM
University of Tuisn Itcods Appear
Before jerks school.

University of Tuign Heads Appear
Before jerks school
Three faculty mcmhers from the
fine arts departments VI the Uni
vcrsIty OF Tulsa gave "a special pro-
gram nj the jerks high school
Thursday morning In connection
with junior class exercises under the
junior clns5 sponsor Miss Marian
Brooks. daughter Of tho president
Of the University of Oklahoma and
n teacher ~ tho Jonks school.
Miss Josephine Layman Of the de-
partmcut OF public speaking and cx.
prosslon OF Tulsa university read
several poems, while Mics Avia Al
lison SANG and Miss Eata Pyoatt
played on the plano.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
nrHIIS!..n N nle In Anto yyrocl

persnns IN, Pa, Nov. l7.-Six
Johnsio,.ih including one woman, all OF
early tSSn were instantly killed
Which ,h'y' when an automobile in
the s,.e, ey were riding. ran through
bridge railing on the Woodstats
fast 10 ~, ~ THIS city and dropped 40
" 'he ground below.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

WNEIIINIION, nov I7,-THU
pONoffi.r department today asked
tho civil service commission 10 hold
an examination 10 Nll vacancy IN
the po.tmastership at Wotumka,
OKLA, 4 presidential appointment Of
flee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
WorfUdry

Cox.
Burial OF the seven -month ha-o,G
son OF Mr., and Mrs, Il. ~ Cox. 212
North Maybelic, took place Tues
day at Rose illll cemetery. The
baby died Monday morning suryiv-
ors are the father and mother ana
the sisters Dorothy and Pauline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
BELIEVE BOYS RUNAWAYS
N'S'e Home Thursday Night and
Iull W IkNlurn--S.nnrrh L. NIndn

~ nome Thursday Night and
~ 70 ltcturn---SearCh Is Made.
= ISSyynard Benton, step-son OF B.
b,a VHelH, 1929 Monroe street and
ssnun, Harry Taylor, son OF a
S,ss lett their homes about
ssr,,. clock last night and at an
pargsn hour this morning neither the
an, ,snls l nor the police had found
'S 9aee Taee of the boys.
baSS NNelll stated last night the boys
fpsc,n neen punished at school for in
tbonn9tnlS OF the rules and that he
10 yusut r,, probable they had decided
lon va away from home. Young BEN
ma, vas attired in beaver cap,
ne Sanaw Ss.naw and overalls when ne left
nome, the father said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
Raymond TO kansas civ

Ad,N. :. Haym0nd, president of the
nsssssertising club. Ieft ThursdaV
rneetIn, Kansas City to attend
dents ot advertising club prcsi-
cornp,5siom the seventh district
Kabsss the states Of Oklahoma,
MIssouri and Arkansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

George j. Breaker and Albert u. Nor
toni ui ht. Louis. Missouri. its attorneys.
Dated bt Ardmure. Okahutna this 18th
day Of Nuyrmbof 1891.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18

Trustee IN bankruptcy Tor tho
Estate OF bay state Refining co.
Adams a orr of Ardmpre, Oklahoma,
and Shirk, Dhnner g. Fowler. Of okla
FDna City his attorneys.
nllaiacn 3 Lsdner local attorneys 900
Muvn Hdq
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Ragenfatarrb.

Sruge: &onnen sic mir Dteactft
ongcben, mas man BEL einem lciften
Nogenfotarrb 81 hun bat.
g(ntluort: Die 8eaiebung Mo-
genfaturrb" miro 10 frei a~ngeponot,
ooB tic faum cine ridttge 8eoeu'
tltng bot. Die 9ebanblung bon Tto'
genIt6rungen ieten elm Ior9fdltt9es
Sh1oium oes 3ultanbes beS &attert'
ten borolts rno e~rforoert uidt mn
cine demiide llnteriudjhng elmer
grobemobI5eit, ionoern ord Inter
iudp,neen nit 3.Stroblen I'M OH
Gage OeS Otogens unb Der @in9elpei'
&c 5ll beobo6ten. Inter bteien um
ItGnoen miro man berlteben, oot
SelbItoioenoie uno Selbitbebano
luna torid,t mare.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Gritc Silfc bel &erreRtun9cu nnO
Gnetidnngen.

&crrenfungen. Serrenftngen Iino
&crlebu1tgcn Der @elenfe uno fOn'
ncn icbr emit iein, Oo bic Sebncn
ucr5errt ooer uerrenft lut6 Die 9lltta
gefGBe aeripruneen iein f0nnen.
@ebonollrng: Ibiolute Hube oe8
@elerfcs lit notpenOi9, I'm cine ipei'
tcrc @erIeeung at bermeiOen. Wton
leac Oo8 @elent ipenn m0glif erbGbt
rt6 made iuorme ull0 faIte Inn
i6IGge. Der crite llmidlag miro
oen S6mer5 oieIleidt erBObcn, aber
no6 lneefGbr elmer StunOe miro er
i'm linbern.
8enn Die 8errenfung ont @elenf
oocr an SUB it, Iteac man ocn SUB
IS Wtinllten lang in elm 8eden nit
10 bcibcm 8oiier ol8 man ertro9ert
fam uno fiiQe bon 3eit 81 Belt nod
mcbr bribcS 8aiier bin5u, Gam
bin6c man Den SUB elm unb baltic
i'm etipuS bod. Mtan erncilcrc ocn
&crbon6 bon 3eit au 3eit un0 mieNer.
6oIc 6o5 belize 6ltBba0. gSenn bel.
bca @nIIcr nidt crbGItli6 lit, fonn
man foItcS g3oiIcr in Oerielbcn @ei.
ic nnluen0er.
G%uctidungcrt. Mun m1tcriuhc
Qucti6ungcn immcr ior9fdItig Inn
fclt5uitcIlc1, Of bic Sott 5crrilicn.
@cnn sic @out 5erriiien lit, bcbonOlc
mon sic Guetidun9 mic cine @ln0e.
8cGonOlung: 9(uf lcidtc Guctid)'
un0cn ioQtcn Gi$umi6IG9c aus in
ic6r 6ciBcs ooGr foltes 8oiler oOer
in bol6 @oIier un6 balb GltoboI
Octoud)ten Sii6ern gernadt Wcr0clr.
8ci idJpcreren 6Guen, no 9roBe
ShpGdc eintritt, ionte neben Der
obiqen 8~ebnnolung, Der &orper
morm gcbolten itnO parnte @etrGnfe,
onl beitcn &affee, 9egebcn Wcrocn.
Rube lit IN iol6en 6dQen mid)tiG.
8ci beftioen Sueti6ungcn oes
&ildenS iollteu Streifen bon Seft'
pflaItcr IN 0erpiiicn 0iItan5en u1b in
alien 8i6tungen felt ii6er Die &c.
quctidtc SteIle binolls geflcbt lper'
ben. 3ics miro oft groBe 2inoerunc
bringe1t.
@enn Ger 4rm tart gequetidt lit
mllb err in elmer 9inbe g~etragcr
mcr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
0as 8emidt Ses SGnalinas.

Die 8emi6tsubnobmc eincS Ef1tns
bes ODER 5peier beeinfluiIen ben @r.
po6Ienen Gouut, bod lit Oies cine
ernIte Sa6e bel einem Soltgling.
Gin o6er 5pei Bfrno @emidtOerll1It
beocuten fir einen SGltgling 10 picl
pie etua 10 ooer 10 Bfuno bel CT.
uem @rpo6ienen, "a 0icS etrpa 1919
nehr Icines &0rpergemi6tS bartlett,
SoGte cin Sduglin9 mdbreno
mebrerer @ohen nidt OIL @cmi6t
3lnehmcn ooer io9ar Gin pber 5tpei
$fllno leidter merben, 10 miro Dies
bemcrfbar. 9ie Oltr6idnittlide
tGgli6e 3unobme lit ieOo3 ip6brcno
ocs eriten Syabres 10 flein, Dob lie
obne Sage nidt feit6uitelen lit.
gtimmt Ser SGugling mGbrcnb altd
MIR elmer ISOLDE nidt Die NOTICE Gin.
sobG llr,5en on @epi6t 5lI 10 beoeu.
tet 6ieS, ooB enttpeber feline @eiunbs
beit nidt in Orbnnng lit ODER ober,
DAB feline Nabrun9 nidt Die ridtige
lit.
8as Ser @runb au6 Iein moge,
QbbiIfe iollte iofort geifaffen mer'
0en. @ebrere 8o6en ST. marten,
nGbreno 6cren Ser Sdltgling beItdn'
ota an @eipi6t o~erliert ober bis DAP
ser @epiGtSperlltit 1 Biz 3 8fun>
6etrG9t, berringcrt INNER Die InS'
iiht alf cine raI6c @cnCirng.
@8 lit bieI Ieidtcr, eincn Singing
qeium0 unb ma6icno SIT crboltcn, al&
Oa6 cirn,ol oerlorenc @cmiht mic.
6er3l0cpilmcn ooer i'm na6 cincl
Rronfbeit geiurO 5u pflcgen.
Nus 0ieiem @runoe ioatc Die Wtut
ter Den SGugling >pGbrctO 9Wtonott
ieOc ISOLDE menigitcn$ cinnlul mieget
unO nofbcr nod 3 Monotc lang pe
nigItcns ale Id Gage. 8tS oieIcn
3eitpunft on, bis 3ltrl Sdrleintrit
oe8 &inOcs, ioltc cs oac Monot cin
nal gerpo9en nerOen.
0oS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eitej
SGlrQIingS lit bel Der @ebltrt ettpoE
mcbr mie 7 SfutO; er perooppeI
oieicS @epidt in 6 @onaten, SIT mel
der 3eit er gelp0bnIi6 ID Sftn]
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Snpe

0os 8ei5enOreIfen lit bier BET
nabe at gn6e, tpenigiten8 iofern es
oo8 0reIfen aus Dem Sdod betrifft.
Die @rnte.@ rtr1ee IN unierer Nad'
boridoft Iino foIgenOe: Senrp grint'
mann 100 81lidel, 2ouiS S6oamep'
cr 972 9uIbel bon 65 Ifer, Scrm.
arlleger AZ 9uibcl, 2ouiS Semeper
800, 4ug. Semeper 450, Senrp Se.
ntcper 1886 8uIbel bon 60 Slider,
Sobn IoltenSmeper 562 @ltibel,
gfifar0 &rltcger 96, aug. un6 Ben.
&offnonn 8t5 @ltibel bon 70 Slider.
OdS Gr9c6niB mar bon 10 bis Is.
9uI0cL gum 9lfer, nit cinem 6urd'
Ifnittlidcn EcIt9epidyt bon 55 Bto.
gum 8ribcl.
Die So~ferernte lieB ni6t8 gu luilll'
idelt iibrig, 4lld Corn pcriprt9t
cine quite grnte, ioate icbt icooh etc
luo8 Regen baben.
Ben ari,cgcr ir. reiIte lebten 6rei'
toq in @ei6Gftsiaden naf SebbettS.
Sreo Stride, aIbin uno Sp. gde'
maI6 ur0 Clarence @rinfmann ma.
rem om Sonntag beiudsrueiie in oer
Oft. Sterling Hodboridoft.
Senrp 3ieeler unO 5alniIie ltatte.
ten an Sonntog in GbanlotS ibren
Scrluonoten eincn @cIlld ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
Sin Invertebrates RaturidanipieI.

Sn SATAN fiel bel SiemIia itartem
5iiOmeltpinoe elm 9elber S6nee,
OaS @elb 10 inteniiu uie oas oes
Strobpapiers, Der ben 9o0et bis
cinen bolben 3oa Did beoedte. Die
ier gelbe Sfnce if)eint cine 9roBe
8erbreitung gebabt 81 baber, 90
er audit in Simbirif, fait 30 WetlerI
bon &aian entiernt, bemerft moroetl
lit. Sic gelbe 5arbe oes Sdnees
riibrte Don einem feinen erotgerl
Hiiditan6e ber, DER mad benz
S9meloen ocs Sdnees g%ctuontlell
tpurbc, Inter Dem Wtifroltop limo
in oieIem &iiditanoe organiide 6or'
men pobr5uncbmen. 2r. &abenborlt
in 1resbcn crfannte ais uorDerr'
idenOcn, oeu Sdnee tiibrenOe OR
ganiSmen Gin NCloiiCa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29
8einnbbeits. 6rusefaiten.

Onfel Gam oIs Geiun6beits.Ra
geber uiro in oieier Spalte ODER
6riefli6 Jragen bon aIlgemcinem
Sntereiie beontiporten, Die fi4 auf
$peiene, SanitGtspeien unb &ranf.
beitsperbinoeritng beaieben. @s ipiro
ibm niat mogIid iein, Sragen rein
perionIider 9lrt su be~anttuorter, nod
9eroronuneen fir ein3elne &ranf.
beiten al Iieferr. Ran ridte allie
anfrasen on r$eaItb abbiier," 1874
Colt 2Stb Street, Stem gort 9th.
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StoIpe.

am lebten Wontog fam bier Der
lang crwiinihte &egen; un0 Die aus
iidtcn fir cine &ornernte Iinb tn'
foIgebelien iebr gebeiiert.
2ouiS 9romIt6, bon Gbamot8, bat
Die Sronf <idel 6ornt gepo6tet
lnto lit lcbtG @o6c bier etnge0oge11.
@cr5lid miatommer.
G0mur0 &efcnleDcr ncblt Sarnilic,
bon ct. 2olri$, iino bier bel GItern
mo 8ernan0tcn oltf 8ciltd).
6rou 2oltiS 8riciffe botte bnS
llngliid, inOcm lie ibrern @tonn III
ser @cllsGrrtte be6itlfltd mar, lid
nit Der @ell9o6el 81 Oerlcbcn, 10 0ob
Gin Ir3t gerltfGrt mcr0en mltBtc. Die
@crlctung lit id)ntcr3Daft, gStr lpiln'
iGcrt Ser Yntientin quite 9eiierultg.
Iuf Der aronfcnlilte befinoen lid,
6rat1 8oItor &Snutss llnb Sra1 Srit
@ooblD.
9sG6iten 0ictStag Spe5iol &abl.
NGc ItinmfGbi9e 8iirger lttO 9iir'
oerinnen ioGten sur @abI geben unr
tbrc 8fliGt tbllr. 8cnn es at6 nun
bios ImenOmtents iinb Die urts sur
8obl porgeleet iinb, uniere aniidi
nod,, iinb Die amendments fir unS
in ser iebigen 3eit Die Sol1ptiade.
9(lio oltf CUR 8obI an nG6itcn
Oienstog.
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micgt. Io6 einem Sdbr miegt CT
mgefGbr 81 8f1nO, Oas oreifade
Oes @eburtsgeipidts. 9ieies rai6en
8ohstums megen, mrtb Ser Sang-
ling bic ri6tige Rabrune erbulten
uno ben grobten Cell Ser Belt idla.
fen6 perbrin9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-29

gosbeit. - altfieber: 8ie fom.
men Sic bo3lt, SIR @iien Den Rot'
ten Slt geben3
5trGfling: Sd noate BLOB nal
Ieben, Of bie Ster6en bas - itber'
Iebcn miiroer.