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New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
The Suns Warmth Is Imprisoned and
Released Just as You Want It
IN This Electric Pad

TITS hardly fair to cali warm
soft, ever-ready electric heat.
ing pad mere "sun ray" for
everybody knows that there is moth
mo more fugitive than said rays
and that there are many days, and
always nights, when no sun rays
are to be had at any price.
What You Get and Its Cost
On the other hand, for less than
hsli a cent an hour this heating pad
4. any time Of the day or night, or
" any season OF the year, will work
10 $50 degrees of heat in half an
sour and Will maintain it for your
mecial benefit for half that cost in
definitely.
All you need to do Is to plug i'm
the nine feet of silk cord at the
nearest lamp socket, blanket the
rad, push in the two white plug but
IONS in the convenient three-heat
switch Qocated only two feet from
the pad, so that you need not get
up or down to turn it off or on)
and wait.
Why make laborious and expen-
sive trips to Florida in search of
winter warmth? You need only
wait ten minutes to get 145 degrees
Of heat, in twenty minutes it is 159
degrees, and in half an hour 1873
degrees. And here the thermostat
gets in its work; you can fall asleep
forgetting TO poke the little white
buttons in and to turn off the heat,
tut it will never get any hotter
ior every two minutes the thermo-
STAT will turn the current off and on
keeping the temperature at about
l8O degrees "a total variation of
six degrees was recorded).
If this is too much heat you push
in the top button only and a medium
temperature will be produced-122
degrees in twelve minutes, 127 de-
rees in twenty-five minutes and
lS2 degrees in one hour, when it re.
mains practically constant. Or il
only the lower button is pushed in
low heat is developed, becoming
constant in an hour and a half al
only l16 degrees. In the last two
experiments the pad was covered
only on the lower surface, being
open on top, as when the pad is used
on the face or when lying down on
& couch or sitting up in an easy
chair.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

metals) is sewed to the canvas cloth
wrapped in piece of soft woolen
cloth and covered with strip Of the
elderdoyn to prevent it's being un-
comfortably hard and to insure good
heat, insulation and durability.
Be sure to test your thermostat
and see that it is in working order
when you get it, for factory inspec-
tlon IS no more perfect than other
things since the late war, and ther-
mostat that had gone A. w. O. l..
might make trouble.
One should, of course, use the con-
venlent switch, and turn off the cur
rent when it is no longer needed
rather than put an all-night Job on
the thermostat!
The heating pad itself is wound
with two elements in parallel, which
is distinct advantage, as in case Of
accident to one the other could still
carry on," though with diminished
force.
An Emergency Kit
The very many uses for the ever
ready, non-leaking hot pads are OBJ
vlous. Whether it be passing chill
mess or chronic pain, to warm the
pillow for an aching ear or to ease
throbbing tooth; merely for weari-
ness and fatigue, neuritis conditions
or acute cramps; for grandfather's
Iumbago or the baby's tummyache.
this soft, warm, easily applied dry
plaster is a comforter that makes
practically no demands except its
hrst payment. Once that is over
you have only service and satisfac-
ton to collect from the electrical
heating pads. And why wait till
you get sick to use one? It is no
cure-all, but sleeplessness, fatigue
and even q meaningless fit of the
blues may all be soothed and less
ened by an application of these
stored up sun rays, let loose by the
touch of button.
The Sun Ray Heating Pad.
Made by the Sun Ray Manufac-
turing Company, Oshkosh, Wis.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
~ I'D you ever try to use lamp,
grille, percolator or iron with
- a snan switch. or chain. OR

"a
grille, percolator or iron with
a snap switch, or chain, or
plug at one end and a chain at the
socket, and wonder, and test, and
wait, to see whether the Juice"
was running or not? Of course you
can find out in time, but if it hap
pens to be off you will have wasted
time, and sometimes quite a bit of
juggling takes place before the
point is determined.
The socket extension and indi-
Gator undertakes to tell you at a
glance whether the current is on or
off. This it does by little device
only four inches long and one and a
quarter inches in diameter, so that
it will screw into any socket, even
one with the narrowest Of shades
On the red band around the
socket black pointer plays up and
down, being up at the mark 'on'
or down at the mark off," accord.
ing to which condition prevails. The
device is neat but not handsome
and would look more at home in
kitchen and pantry than in dining.
room or bedroom.
The indicator weighs only 25
ounces and uses practically nc
power itself in performing this
service (about 2 watts with 3 am
teres and with to g.. 1t may
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
How 1t Is Made

As to materials and construction,
The pad is II by II by Is inches, with
a soft, dark tan eiderdown exterior,
heavy silken cord Of the same
color, and within is flexible can
vas cloth pad bearing the finely
coiled wire insulated with asbestos.
The cord comes from the corner of
the bag, while the thermostat (Which
Is fastened in the main line wire and
operates on the principle Of the un-
equal expansion of two dissimilar
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Small Cream Cheese, Plain


The plain cream cheese reported
is very high in butter fat for a soft,
whole milk cheese. having 81 per
cent, whereas ordinarily this type
would have only "a per cent. AS
any cheese is supposed to have half
of it's solid material in the shape of
butter fat, the Eagle Brand has 10
per cent more than the standard
demands. 1t is not, however, strictly
speaking, a cheese made from cream,
as such a product would have Al
per cent of fat. In this product
there is also II per cent of protein,
equaling that in beefsteak, Al per
cent of water Ga hard cheese has
about 81 per cent?, no preservatives,
no coloring matter and no foreign
fats.
There are many ways to use this
convenient package and you want to
use it right away, because it loses
much after opening. Cut in cubes
and served with a thick jam with
plain romaine and French dressing;
made into balls with chives, parsley
or chopped green peppers; mixed
with nuts, paprika and Worcester
shire sauce and filled into celery as
an hors d'nuvre or salad accompani-
ment, or used with brown bread,
mixed with jam and nuts for sand
wiches-the plain cream cheese is
an asset for any housekeeper and a
real boon to the kitchenetter.
The following recipe is reprinted
as representing very unusual and
interesting use Of cream cheese.
Frozen Cheese Salad
Five small cream cheeses, half
cupful of chopped pecans, two
chopped green peppers, one can of
pimentos, half cupful of mayon-
naise, half 3 cupful of cream
(whipped), two tablespoonsful of
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Warm Up the Conner Where You
Are With Portable, Radiant
Electrical / Ieater

does the work consists Of fifty-five
wraps of fine resistance wire wound
on a spirally grooved hollow core of
refractory material. The core is
seated firmly at the back of the re-
fector and held in place by screw
cap of pressed copper sheet, which
also provides a place for plugging
in the cord.
The stability of the heater, an
important point, was shown by prov
ing that it could be tipped over at
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

give a quick, portable heat-and
one that can be focused on a Civ
en- spot or person. Never let any
one tell you that they warm room.
They do not But for temporary
use in bathroom or sitting room,
for young or old, spring or fall,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

morning or evening, when a little
heat is wanted for a short time, or
when baby or an elderly person
wants more heat than the others,
for caring for the invalid or the
infant at night you can get a
cosy glow instanter-and locate
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

an angle Of 80 degrees before losing
it's balance
Altogether. the device is well de-
signed and constructed Of good ma
terials, with every promise of use
full and long life devoted to making
things hot for whoever gets in its
direct path.
Cosy Glow Radiation Heater.
Made by Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company, East
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
The "Cosy Glow" Heater Had a Knowing Sponsor

q ONE household devices are
~ fearfully and wonderfully
named. One wonders why. But
the Cosy Glow Radiation Heater is
just that-it hardly seems necessary
to say any more.
The object of these heaters is to
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Heat Concentrated or Diffused at Your Pleasure

it just where you want it-by using
the portable rejecting electric
heaters, that "plug in" to any lamp
socket.
Size, Weight and Appearance
The one tested this week weighs
6 pounds and 2 ounces and is
less than 18 inches high. The re-
hector measures 1876 inches in d.
ameter and is a inches deep. With
the stiff, convenient handle on top
it is easily ''toted" anywhere in the
house by any one. The ten-foot
flexible cord is provided with a sep
arabic plug, and it can be set down
on floor or table or desk and faced
in the direction where the heat is
wanted. The heater does not turn
on it's base, but it does tilt up and
/ down, so that the heat can be per-
fectly directed.
The copper reflector is highly pol
shed land should be kept so for the
best results). One may remove the
guard for cleaning by springing the
rim as shown in the picture, unhook-
ing the two wires from the lower
half Of the reflector and loosening
the guard at the top. Dust and dirt
should be removed, but no securing
compounds or abrasive cloths or
brushes used that will destroy the
lacquer finish.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
The Plan of Work
Director Tribune Institute

knows nothing of the foundations
for such claims. But when it comes
to being a concentrated food, fur
nishing at once continental value
and energy and bodybuilding ele-
ments, the cheeses are leaders among
foods.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

WASHINGTON MARKET
Washington & Fulton SIS, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

Inc pure sweet juice of the boiled down by the method used
Barbados FOX centuries No blending aduon prsservahves
Oldm makes delicious light tender cakes puddn
an active More
because all the left We supply fresh high ocers
canning when the molases
Is s0ne if your grocer MOLASSES CUP CAKES
does keep Oldyme cu. ~ 49,, s =, s. .
dress with oyme Warm lust enough to soften the
ablapoon of
powdered
A. @" '"' light and to the
"ioses 10 make Then
Atlas EZ quart half thin
which be OF baking soda dissolved IN
seho ALI
cakes.
SUGAR PRODUCTS COMPANY
So Pine Street NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

Tested and endorsed By The Tribune
Instituted
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

Tested and endorsed By The Tribune Instituted
New-York tribune., 1921-03-06

one-quarter ounces and requiring
an outlay of only Is cents at time
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
8rnnbeisentbnms .ltebertrasuusen

Soleen6e @run6eigentbums. .lteber.
trogllnecn ipurben felt lester 8o6e
I'M bieiieen Recorber.g .glmtc gebudt:
CIR. s. @ebneDcr on s. Sont
9rpon @rl,noItiid in Morriion,
$1,000; Sobu S. 9oIl an 8. 81.
Sobne, 2ot 3 peItI. 6. Strobe IN
Sermonn $1750; 9cni. :. 9obis
an 9fop 6. 9abts, 1913 gder iii6I.
bon gIano, $2700; slite. s. &od) an
@ofpin &o6 II. g., 312 glder nabe
8ooIIom, $4,000; Sobn S. @eper
an 6. 6. l1ffmaun, 2ots /, 2 ,tnb
8 IN 9lpd 8, OnensniIIe, $4,000;
@aIter 8. Strod ltn6 90. &eumam
it. on @otp. &urreImeper, 100 glder
nabe 0ft. Sterling, $270; Carolina
llffmonn II. q. ON glug. S. &oh 227
afer, Smensbille 81. 2, $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Silbernc Sudlscit.

Saul Scllcr un6 @ottin (geb.
@oefcr) feicrten lebten Wcnta8 Den
25. Sobrestog ibrer @ernt1bIung in
ibrent fd6nen Seim ouf Der Sarn
nobe Sreberifsburg SieIe Sreunoe
rno 8eripan6te batten iid eingetlill'
ben linn benz Sitbelpaare ibrc @liid'
ipiini6e oor5ubrineen unb Die Scter
ourb ibre glntpeienbeit beridonern
au beIfen. glu9 Die Sreberifsbura
gono iopic bos bortige Sr6elter,
Die om 9[ben6 gum Snnae aitfIpiel-
TEN trusen hieG 5ur geridoneri't'9
bes So68eitsfeItes BEL. 8ir gratit'
Iircn benz audi in $ertnann tpoblbe'
fonnten ssubelpaare unb tuiiniden
benieIbcn nod ntande frobe 8ieoer.
febr ibres Sod5eitstoges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Snneer SnrIde indlt Abentcner.
;Sdllt Sabei in bic WaI1eu bes Suit'
gcIcbcs nnb iuirb pcrGaftet.

Ginem 8oIt. .Snipeftor gclong eS
am 0ienstag bon eincm iungen BUR.
I6en, ser foun ocn Sinoeri6uben
entipo6ien it, bnS idriftlide @e'
itGnoniB 5it erlongen bob er Der
9lbIenoer elmer gln5abl ,lionitdnOiger
un6 unrttoroliI6er 8riefe ltn6 8ilber
luor, nit ipel6cn or cine b0dIt odt-
bore 6iciige iun9c Game ieit lGngc'
rcr 3eit belGitigtc.
Sor nebrercn &o1cn bate Die
jun9c Game aberlllols einen unonp'
men 9ricf ocsIclbcn lniittlidcn Gbo-
rufters erboItell m lncI6cn Der gth.
ienoer lie ourd DroDungcn gu eincn
nG6tliden Stcaoifein allfforocrte.
BoltmeiIter Gallgbcll uno mcbrerc
@ei6Gftsle11te, Die 0lrh oieIen iiber
Oic Sdlonnbriefe cingetpeibt lparen,
bottcn ocn Ibienoer cine Salle &C.
itcllt, bod nluB bCrIclbc Sunte &C.
rc6en baben, oenn, an oent 81, BEN
StcIloi6cin beItimnlten glbeno. battC
er es borge5oeen iid nid,t an Der in
Ieinem 8rtefe beitinln1ten 9febengaiic
ein51finoen.
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gen uno Serglei1c Ser obii6tlid ent
Itclltcn Sotbidrift letftcn ben Ser
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gen 9urI6en linb Dem PoIt-Snipef
| for, Ser am 9ienstag auf grill6er
hes 8oItmeilters nod Sermann ge
fomli1en fpor, gelang es na6 fitrael
3eit bon Dem oilf 8eroo6t in @e
nobrinm geRolEHeilen 19,iabrigel
l1cbeItb6ter, beIien Nomcn mir bier
oltf Hiifiidt auf ieine b0hit odtbo
rem @ltcrn, ltidt ungeben tpbIlcn, etr
! boIlcs @eIt6nOntb 3u erlon9cn.
Der 2Sllnge beboltptct BOB or 0it
S5bce icincr 2icbes- -9tbcnteuer ben
Gichtre Sbop cntnonnlcn habC, Uni
er in oen1 2iebcs. .0romo bic 9fol
bcS oSiIloin" (SdrcfIi6cr) ipteIcl
lpolItc. ser brobcnb icin Spfcr II
bppnotii6e @elpolt biS 5iun 9fonb
scr Ser5rpeifl,mg aebrodt Inn eI
bnnn nit &ei6tbut llnO ltnbegren5
ter 2iebe 5l1 iibcrbGllfcn.
Sin Glnbetro6t icincs lnreifen glI
tiers, lit e8 mabriheinlid, baB baj
SoIt 0cportcnrcnt, nidht oIl5u itrenl
gcqcn ben iln9ct 9uri6ell Ser fam
sic &ntebolcn obgeIegt bat, nerfubrer
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Nunlmer "a
Snterciiunte 3eminsansaben iibcr
Wtiiionrier 2anSmirtbidlaft.

Gem 3eniusberidt bon 1920 iiber
Oie 2unOpirtbidoft in Miiiouri emit.
nebnlen mir foIeenNe glngoben:
0ic 3abl Der 5ormcn IN Wiiouri
betritg 263,004 in 1920; oieiclben
unfaBten 34,774,679 ader, BON oe.
nen 24,S32,966 fltItibiert moren.
Scit 1910 creob ii6 cine glbnabmc
bon 5 8ro5ent in Der 3obl Scr 6ar.
merL cine 8ermebrltng bcs 6lGhcn-
inboIts I'M eincn Dalben Srn5ent 1lno
ser f,lltipierboren 6IG6e Inn 1 8ro.
5ent. 1Sn 1920 beItonO Die @oOcn-
ilG6c Oes Stootes SIT 70 Sro3cnt
ans Sorrlanb, bon bcm II RrcScnt
inter &ultlrr itonO.
Die 3abl Der meiBcn 5Sorlner in
1920 bctrue 260,t7S, bon oenen
25t 1876 bier un0 S,343 i'm g(uS,
lono 0cboren maren. Bon Sen Gin.
Qcborcncn muren 176,040 @iecntbii.
mcr, 1924 @crlpoIter un0 1851
&GAter; bon Den 6remoeeborcnen
7346 Gigentbilmcr, IS 8cruaIter
ltnn 922 8Gdter. Inter 6en 1926
| forbi9en 6armcrn fonben iib 1,644
@iqcntbiiner, As Serpdlter uno
1,t34 &Gdter.
Der 8ertb alien Sarmeieentbrtms
betru9 1851 ,06S,0S5 in 1920, ge.
gen $2,052,9174SS in 1910. Ger
@crtb ser Sormen 1inb @ebGlloc IN
1920 mar $1,000, ,967, 700; @crdtbe
lmo @oidinerie $13S, 261 $40; 8ieE
! $3.50 ,S93,0i5; nit 1910 bergIiher
seigtc Der 8ertb on 2onb lnb @e.
bG,tbcn einen 3uipabs bon rs BRO,
sent. @erGtbc ,mb glaidDincn III
I Gro3cnt lmb @tcb 36 @ro5cnt. Gel
| 0ur6ibnittSpcrtb bon 2ol,o lnt
@cbGlbcn bctrtg in 1920 $tt,64f
oegen $6,190 in 1912; Der @ertfl
NcS 2onOcS oIlcin $74.60 per glde,
in 1920. qcgcn $4t.SO in 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Sn ct. 2unis pcrmablt.

9llteuit @berlin uno SRI. 2oliI(
8oebnt, beibe bon bier, tpur6en lct
ten Smnstoe in Scr eban9l. 3ions
&ir6e in ct. 2oltis, 6ur6 8oItor s.
aromer oetrol,t. Serr @berlin III
Elm SoDn BEG berit. g(l6ert gberIin
friiher an Der 2ittre Berger mpbn,
boft, lrnS lit in Serlnonn oIs CT,
press. unb Sl,brnam tbGtie. 9ie
8ralit tit Die 6lteTte So6ter umieres
0titbiireers, glueuit 8oebn II. @at.
tin. -Die HeubermabIten, benen lui,
btel Slid unb Seeen sunt 8unbe
ipiini6en, fperben in Sermonn If,
Seim oifidloeen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Will BON ibrem @attcn 9cfdliCbCn
iein.

9llr6 ibrcn HcdtSbciItono, globt.
@oIfcr, bat iSrou Dora 9of, bon
Molnt SterIing, i'm bieiigcn
&rei8gcridt Elm @cIuh nm S6ci.
0ung bon ibrcm @ntten, 6croi-
nnn0 BOD, cingereiht, oeiien gllfcnt.
baItSort, lpie in Der InfIogcidrift be.
bouptet, ser @attin ltnbefonnt 1T,
ga 6erielbc iie Dor nobe5u flint Sab.
rem bcrIniien bot. 9os Boar trat
onl 10. Oftober 1910 in ben Che
Iton6 rn6 bat 0rei &tnocr i'm alter
bon 5 bis 8 SSobren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18
Gbmnnb 6. Coli plOtlid geitOrben.
Sefanntcr 8eidDGftsmann nno Fplt
meiitcr BON FOtsSam crlicgt
cinem SerslciSen.

GomunO 6. 0pIl, &oltfnlann inb
8oItnteiItcr bon GotSoam lit lestcn
Oienstog Morgen plotlid on eincm
Ser5leioen i'm gllter bon 35 Sobrcn
9eItorben.
Ser 8erItorbene, Der idlon langere
3cit lei6cno mar, 6efn:o lid om
9icustog @tnr0Gn iUie 9cridhnlid N
ieinent @ei66fte ,ols er plotlih iiber
llupobiiein floatc 1mb feline Satin
eriu6te ben 9lr8t 5u rltfen, ioluie
ieinen flcinen Sobn aus Der Sdule
su bolen, 6o er 0os @noe berannaben
fiiDle lmo ben Spbn nod einmal 5u
ieben lpiinihe ebe er ans Dem Seben
! i6ci0cn rrub. 0ie Satin par faltln
nit Dem &naben 5ltriidaefcbrt, alS
Der Soo ci1trat.
Serr 9oll mar eiu Sobn bcs BERT.
9bilip 0oII bon Sernann ltnb tprr.
Sc auT Scr Sornt icincr Gltern nobe
2ittle Berger 9eboren rnb er5ogen
3a6oern er Die 9iItrift S9ule obiol.
birt batte, beiu6te er mebrere Sabre
Sll ieincr 9lusbilo1ln9 nlS 2ebrer Die
Nornal-S6uIe ilt @orrensbllr9 rno
mar oonn n1ebrere Sabre on ben 9is
| Itrifts S6ulen in @op llnb GotSbont
nls 2cbrcr tbGtig. 8or oft Sohrcn
trat er nit SRI. Gua 9uidmann,
bon 9ap, in ben CbeItanb unb grim,
oete in 8ots3on cin Store.@ei61Ft
unh luurbc oann IpGter gum 8oIt'
meiItcr ieneS SrteS ernoi11tt gti6i
mir III 8ots6mn ltn0 llutge9cn0, ipr
CT lett Den lesten iie6en Sobrer
ipob1lte, ion6crn olt6 in l,nIerer
! Staot, ipie aud IN anoeren SbciIcn
oes Go1lntp'S, no er olS Sebrer it'd.
tig mar, 5Gblte er biele Sreun0e, oie
nit Der tief0cbcugtcn @ittlpe uno be.
togten Wtutter oeS &crItorbencn, iei,
nen 10 iGbcn lmo friib5eiti9cn So6
alfridtig 6Ctroller1.
glubcr ieiner Satin unO ieincn
fleinen S0bnden bintcrlGBt er ieint
bctagte Nfuttcr, 6rou GbriItinc Con
bon Sermonn, un0 foIgcnbe @eI6wi.
iter: fSreo. 9olI, bon 2ittIc @cr9cr
@alter a. Son, bon Synoepenbencc,
Oto.; Sobn 9oll, rno 9rou @nt.
SeImenbod, bon Scrnann; Srou
Sranf MDrtlc, bon 0enber, Colo.
5rolt G6oS. Grni bon @iIon, &on.
6rolt Sotb @urfbor0t, bon &co 9u6
| 81; Srou 2poio 9rofn1ann, bon
Sigh SIN, @lo, lmo Sri. Coma Doh
Dplt YofS0dlll.
Die 9ecrOigltng foito geitern Ho6,
mittog, nad elmer Srauerfeier IN De,
ebaneeIii6en 3tons.&ir6e au @op
auf Dem &irdbofe bieier @ereinoe
inter iebr 5oblreider 8etbeiIiguue
itott. slud Die Mitglieoer Der Ser.
mann Soge Ser Oob SeGGolps, ncl6er
er angebortc, eripieicn Dem @erItor.
benen bie lette gbre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

ipuroen Bis gum Moi.Sertnin ber.
idoben.
sSn So6en 6es @eir9s bon s. Q.
geeeie, 81. 8. Carr II. 81. Inn 8erGn.
beritng elmer goao nobc Der Sei6.
breber Sornt norh bon 9lanb, iuur.
be Der 5urbepor beauftroet bic be.
treffenbe Strede at bermeiien.
6. gngelbredt, bon 8ob erbieIt
$40O beipillist fir arbeiten Die I'm.
ter iciner sufiidt on Der @t. Ster.
ling 9fcoo a,lsgefiibrt ipuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-18

Cine neue arobibitions 8ororo.
nitng fir Den Staat 0siifouri lortet
babin, Dob e8ine Of 8epfin" in
3nfitnft nllr uuf dratli6es Saeaepi
bin it, apotbefen berfauft lperben
fam.
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9(ns Scr GunntD.Gunrt.
Spcsial Sipabbiitrift &abl ange'
urbnct. - 9iDabarbeiten anf 8elb.
mittel Der 9iitrifte beidrGnft.


bon 8lano uno lln1gcgcnO ipurOe
cine Spe5ioI @abl auf Den p.
9[priI unberolmtt bel ipel6er iiber
Ole sSruge aur @riinorng eineS Spes
5iul RoqbbiItriftes CUR glbitinunltng
fonnren Ion. &m. Streblnam1,
8. s. Ntottbelps rno s, 8. Sens.
len fuurbcn OILS 8oblri6tcr ernonnt.
Cine @eroronltn9 tuur0e crlniien,
ber5ufoIge es Sen &oaOauficbern Der.
boten miro fiinftiebin mcbr @eIo an
ben Roaos in ibren betreffcnoen 81.
1triften otlsarbeiten at laIIen oils H..
men 5lr 8erfiieune itebt, uno oob
IN 3ltf1rnft feline Sorberunger fir
foq. ,Webrarbet" bciuilliet meroen,
Ser GIerf lpurbe bcnrftrogt cine
9oGton @ooier.MoI6ine 5un1 &rciIc
bon 1926 m5ltidaffen.
sSn Sa9en bes @eiu6s bon SSobn
s. MtueIlcr II. u. I'm cine nelte
Gountp.&ooo, ipurbe Der 8eriht oes
8crnc1iers entgegenecnonumen.
@co. Soft nuroc gum GomnliiiGr
fir bcn OmensbiIle Speaiol-Roabbi-
ftrift fir Die 9auer bon brei Sob.
rem ernonnt. s. 6. 9onlier purbe
ulrf orei Sabre ols GonrrniiIGr fitr
Den Sermann Spe5iol 9toaobiItrift
ernunnt nls gto6foleer bon Geo.
geumorn, beiier1 glmtstern1in obge'
Idufen tpor. 2etterer puroe ernomi
Tim tpdbreno Deg l,nbeenoetcn Ser
Minis bes 60. &eruper 81 oieneiL Der
ats gonn1tiidr reiignirt botte.
9ic &opfiteiter (GoG,Sor) ipltrbc
auf 81 feitgeictt sic bon icbcm for.
per(itb oienItfdbiqen 8emobner bon
81 bis 60 Snbren 5lt erbcbcn lit.
Chr. 8. @ebmeDer bon !Morriior
unb 2cuis Sbce bon Seem Saber
fo1tften pon1 Golurtp 26n6crcien bit
6ur6 glni6menu1llng forntirt lpor'
6en lporen, no6bcm Ser SIlt5 6as
2uno Sen 9cIitern in fritberen Sab
rem gcroubt botte. Ser &o,tfprciS
betruq $t.25 pro g(fer. GrIterer
cr1tono 40 unb 2cttCrer so Idcr.
&. 9. 0littenoorf lpurbc gun
6rieocnsri6ter fir 9rltib Gree
Sotpnibip ernonnt.
Cine bierteljGbrigc Scrlpilligmf
bon SO !puroe Der @itttpe SSoadin
Sieofc bon nobc Omensnillc iibcr
ipieIen als llnterItiiblne fir 60
Sicofc, TIRES blinoen 1tnb arbeitSltn
fGbigen Sobnes.
Ser 8onb oes SdbrmanneS, Sp
@iele, bon StoIpe, I'M 8ctrage boz
$500, nit Scrnlan 9ontfe ltno slug
8ielc olS 9iirgen tpuroe ongenom
men.
Oie 26bne Der 8eeaufieber pllr
6en oltf $3.50 fir Den S.Itiinbieer
Sag feiteciett, oocr 10 Gents iueni
ger aIs inn bergungcnen Sabre
Rooborbeiter mcrben 90 Gents pr
Stun0e uno meltn nit 8cipomt &c
orbcitet miro, 40 Gents per Stltnb
crboIten, ipie I'M Goriabre.
Ser bonn S6aemeiiter bes Ser
mann .Speaial Stoab.9iItrtft al lei
itenbe 8ono pur6e auf $4,000 Uni
0erienige bes Sdotmcilters be'
Spen8pille 9iitriftes auf $4,000
feiteeiest.
90 Die 8arteien in Ser stlfre
Dteper nn6 albin gberIin &oobfrag
Iid, nidt iiber eineit 8ereIeidl be
treffs bes geridtes Der gontrniiidr
eirieen fonnten, tuiirbe cine afpeit
9lbiddsungs.G .Gommiifion ernonnt be
Itebenb aus Senrp grebe, $enr1
goblmann uno 2ouis 2ongenbera
nm ben Sdaoen ab3uidaten be-
gberIin 6ltrd Die bon Weper bear
traste 9ribatroab erleioet.
Die 8erbanolnngen IN bem bo
ssobn giele II. u. eingereidten @t
iu6 Inn cine neue Gonutproab atp,i
iben Canaan iuto gsep Boolfan1