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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
The Mountain States
Continues in Business

Denver, Colo. March %. - Charges
brought against the Mountain States
Life Insurance company by an agent
of rival insurance company, alleging
u violation of the t-discrimination
state insurance law, were finally dis
posed of Friday last by Earl Wilson,
commissioner of insurance, who issued
an order continuing the companys cer-
titicate OF authority.
The counsel of the Mountain States
Life openly stated at the time the
charges were filed that the charges
had been trumped up by rival insur-
ance interests 10 put "A strong Colorado
competitor out of business. The COM
pany was examined by tho insurance
departments OF tho three states in
which 1t Is doing business and found
TO be in sound financial condition, sub
stantiatinS the contention of the com
pany that the charges were unfoundcd.
The hearing and examination devel-
oped the fact that the company was
organized without a dollar of promo
tion expense. that every cent secured
from the sale of the stock went into
the treasury of the company. without
any deduction for commissions or cN-
pcnse, and that the company had not
paid and is not paying any salaries
to any officer or director. 1t also de-
veloped that the company is composed
of Colorado men who desire to kceT
Colorado money in the west, and tina
out OF moro than thirteen million dol
lars paid by Colorado residents for
life insurance premiums last year, only
"A little more than one million dollars
stayed in Colorado.
Tho plan upon which the company
operates was carefully reviewed by the
Commissioner OF Insurance, who mado
his findings and entered tho order con-
tinuing tho company's license after a
hearing in which the matter was gone
into in great detail.
Officials OF the company stated yes
tcrday that they considered the iinal
determination OF this matter a great
victory for the company. and demon
stratcs that attempts OF representa-
tivcs OF rival eastern insurance COM
panies TO promote their own business
by sitting competition OF Colorado
companies. had utterly failed. They
further stated that the company was
prepared to meet any competition, and
10 carry out its plan OF writing twenty
five million dollars OF Insurance within
It's first two years. "A record unprccc-
dcntcd in the history OF life insurance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Whose performance as tho little
sister in Tho Birth or \ Nation.
returns TO screen in Tho Little FrHd
tady"-ncNt Sunday and Monday at
Tho Palm is a wonderful little act
rcss.
She rs new Mac Marsh, more
radiant and yiyscious than ever
Stiil tho same appealing. whimsical
personality. but with % now charm.
"a new happiness rndiatiug from bor
ghiuinE eyes. For. during hcr alb
sCncc from tho screen, chubby. wCc
Mary Marsh Armcs made hor debut.
Tho prCtti"st and best baby in the
world. according to the enthusiastic
mother
In "'rhc Little 'Frnid Lady" tho
Rubinson-Colc production which
serves to bring this whimsical star
back to the silver sheet. John G..
Adolf. her director, believes she has
the most effective role OF her career.
Tho dramatic opportunities offered
Miss Marsh In The screen version OF
Marjorie Benton Cookies famous
novel. The Girl who Lived in tho
Woods" enables her to give per-
furmanco that surpasscs amy of her
former screen successes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CHICAGO LIyEsToc,1

Chicago. March 23.-CU. $. Bureau OF
Markets.)-Cattlc receipts 1000: kill.
ing classes slow; early sales generally
steady. sI6dlo,oo: bulk butcher cows
and hcifers 5.7597.75: -anncr and cut.
ter cows largely 5.coaI.5J: bulls mostly
5.25Gr6.25: calves dull packers taking
90 cents lower; stockers and feeders
weak 20 20 cents lower
Hogs receipts 1900: active, lights
about 70 cents lower than yesterdays
average: others mostly Is to % cents
higher; spots up moro or iIyh'
butchers: top 1915. bulk 200 potinds
and down l0.e5GiO.s5: bulk go pounds
and up s.Oo0io.e5. pigs 25 to 40 ccnts
lower.
Sheep receipts 5000: killing classes
ABOUT steady; lambs top early 1850:
somo held higher: shorn ton g.5O onriv.
bulk fat wooled lambs early 9.75Gi Ia. 20:
shorn ycarlings 725: averaged around
SC pounds; no fat sheep sold carly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Mr. Jacob Lyon. Homer. Mich.

Nr. Jacob Lyon. Homer. Mich.
I wish that you could hear him tell
OF his many experiences with oint-
mcrts. BalvcH. dilators. etc. before hn
tried my method. Here is a letter Just
received from him:
Mr. Il. n Page. Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir: ! want you to know what
your treatment has done for me. I had
suffered with piles for many years and
used suppositorics and all kinds of
treatments but never got relief until
tried yours. Am now completely cured.
oldest active blacksmith in Michigan. l
feel years younger since the piles have
left mo, / VIII surely recommend II to
all l know who suffer this way. You
can use my letter any way YOU wish
aud hope IL viii lead otherB to try
this wonderful remedy.
Yours truly.
!. L. LYON.
There arc thousands OF afflicted
people suffering with piles who have
never yet tried the one sensible way
of treating them.
Don't be cut. Don't waste money on
foolish galvcs. otutmcnts, dilators, etc.
but send today for a Free Trial of my
internal method for the healing %
No matter whether your case Ia OF
long standing or recent development
YOU should send for this free trial
treatment.
No matter where you livc-no mat.
ter what your age or occupation-ti
you are troubled with ptles, my method
Will relieve you promptly.
This liberal offer of of free treat
mcnt is. too important for you to neg
lect single day Writ. now. Scnd me-
money. Simply mail tho coupon-but
do this now-.TODAI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

kansas CITY. March 23.-(u. s.
Bureau of Markcts)-Cattlc receipts
$500: beef steers steady to % cents
lower: bids off more on hcayics: top
$50: bulk s.2519,25: Colorado pulpers
S.S5n?.50: fat she stock steady: under
tone weak. year!inS heifcrs eco: best
COWS 10: bulls and calves steady:
alO.5c; Gamers and feeders dun.
Hogs receipts. 5000: early active, 4oS,
20 cents lower: spots moro; top 1910:
bulk a.25u1o.co; stock piss strong: best
lilo.
sheep receipts 1900: killing classes
strong: ewes SIS: s5 pounds lambs
1910: 81 pounds clipped lamba SO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Milk Marketing Expert
Here to Meet Producers

w. l.. Hoppe. field agent OF
she L. :. bureau OF markets.
IL here in the StcrCst OF the
milk producers OF the region, ~
and for the purpose Of getting
thc crop growers together
under a plan to market their
product.
II is understood Mr.. Hoppe
will hold conference with
members OF the Pueblo Coun-
ty MIX Producers association
at 10 o'clock this forenoon,
lie Is recognized expert on
matters OF marketing prod
ucts Of dRirymcn. gardeners.
farmers and horticulturists,
and Is backed by government
and by the state agricultural
college with all possible in
formation, authority and
facilities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
DENNEn LIVESTOCK

Denver March 23.-Cattir receipts
1900: steady; beef steers 7.5OnS.55: cows
and heifers 5.75TS.OO: calves iO.c0dig 90.
stockers and feeders 7cOIS5N.
Hog receipts 900: market Toe lower.
ton 1000; bulk e.i5dg75.
sheep receipts $500: p 70 soc higher:
lambs I.IJug.J0, ewes I.lJa6.g0.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS

tile paper 7LmA: exchange steady.
sterling demand 3.9i: cables 3qia,
francs demand SOS: cables 6.a7; Rci.
giau francs demand T.26. cables 7as
Giuldcrs demand 3i.3I: cables s4.a7
Lire demand 3.o7: cables 3.s9: Marks
demand l.6l. cables 1852: Greece Dc
mand 7.5L Argentine demand Ss.oO
Brazilian demand lAS5. Montreal n
J-l6 per cont discount
Time loans steady: 50 days. 20 DAYS
ard six months 6isr per cont.
call money easier high Sls. low s:
ruling rate t's; closing bid 6: offered
at 6la: last loan G.
New York, March g3.-Ear silver do
nestle 99is foreign 567k: Mexican dol.
lara Ig
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
MlIAI. llAnIAL1,s

New York. March Chopper stead
icr. clcCtrnlytiC spot and March lEl,
i2A: second quarter i2a, Hias hin
firm; spot and nearby 20 .g5Ff2g. so,
futures 30.n0HgO1T: Antimony c5qicr.
spot i.2UT5jO: Iron nominal: No. 3
southern 2J00ae6.OO. Load dun. spot
100. Zinc easier: East st. Louis DO.
livery spot i5Oul75.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
LIBERTY BONDS

Furnished by N. S. Walpolc, rooms
1882 Thatcher Block. Pueblo. Colo.
Liberty 3iAs. soO.56.
Liberty first is. $500.
Liberty second As sS6.7.
Liberty rirst AS 1876.
Liberty second 4As $3.50.
Liberty third AS S90.12.
Liberty fourth Ans sS7.oS.
Liberty first 4As S97.SS.
Liberty fifth 4Ss s97.30.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CuICAco POTATOES

Chicago. March 2s-Potatocs steady:
receipts a. cars; Idaho RuSsets sacked
2.30p24o cwt: northern White sackod
and bulk l.O0di.i5 cwti Minnesota Bliss
Triumphs 2.l6 cwt; Early Ohios and
Cobblors mixed, sacked, I20ui.gj cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CItICAco pI,oDIfc,,

Chicago, March 23,-Buttcr unchang-
cd.
Eggs higher; receipts 2j.i2S cases:
firsts -6ikuS1; ordinary firsts c5n2i; Mt
market. cases included 25HEG
Poultry alive, lower fowls &c;
springs G5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
COTTON QUOTAT1ONs

New York. March 23.-Spot cotton
steady 1855. Cotton futures closed
steady; May 1858: July 1907: October
1859; December 1885: January 1921.
Cotton closed steady at "A net advance
of 50 to 50 points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Lost articles mnv be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1865.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Among tho interesting possessions Of
King George tx a collection OF silver
trowcls used by him on various oC-
casions for the laying of foundation
stones.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
KANSAS CITY rnoDucE

kansas IltN, Mo-, MarCh 21-EEFs
lc higher: firsts 2Nc. seconds lGc.
Butter unchanged.
Poultry lg lower. 2S. hruilcrg roustrrH
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Furnished by N s. Walpolc, rooms
5c9-3@ Thatcher Block. Pueblo. Colo.
Omen High Low Close
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
LOCAL OIL MARKETS

March %, l921-Furnished by Down.
& Company brokers, lis w Second st.
Pueblo, Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
Cured
His Piles
Now ss Years Old But Works At
Trade of Blacksmith and Feels
Younger Since Piles
Arc Gone,

The oldest active blacksmith
Michigan ~ still pounding his anvil ~
tho town of Homcr-thinks TO my in
tcrnal method for treating piles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished by y. 5. Walpole. rooms
329-3i Thatcher Block, Pueblo Colo.
open. High. Low. Close.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

Furnished by \. S. Walpolo, rooms
i-932 Thatcher Block. Pueblo. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
THE GATES ARE OPEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE THESE DAYS

Probably the first act of Presi-
dent Harding on his arrival at
the White House was to order the
opening of the iron gates at the
entrances to the grounds that the
public might once more feel free
TO wander about the premises.
The grounds had been closed to
the public ever since the war.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24
DENVER CURBs AND SUGAR
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Sterling. 592h.
Paris. 700. ~
Rome. 800
German, is7
Belgium. 732.
Swiss, 171o.
Spain, 1880.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-24

ana 3prings uuchangcd
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MX1&0Sd

@r rogt nid,t in Oic @olfen
@tit cisgcfr0ntcr StirlL
@r bebt nid)t III sic 2iiitc
Sic ionn'ge GlpCnfirn,
God 10 Der Grb' cntnommcn
uno 10 Dem Simlncl nab
Bin i'd nod ME qcfomn1cn
gSie sort ollf @oI9otbn.
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Sic 1lebcriiaun9 Der Sedlnlldler
@Odidlnlen.

Der geiud Der Gefnii6en Sod.
;dulen in 9cutidIano wddit nit ie'
Oem SemeIter meiter an. Gr beloiitt
lid ieet auf 1891 Stuoierenoe &C.
1cnii6er $4,000 I'M 8inter 1913
20, 10000 Dor Dem arteg uro erlt
5000 Dor 80 Sabren. Ytit ben 12OO
Stl6enten 0eS &olptednifums Gos
then iiu6 c$ belte $1,000 ItltoierellOc
Letuifcr. @cnn audi OteIcr ltortc
3ulouf CUR &cGnif nod gu etllcIll
leil - i%dGbung3pciic Fin Grittel
pom Ser Stoltung Der &ric8S5elt
1etrii6rt, 10 lit ser I%nOran8 orlBe'
iid,tS IclttjhlauOa WiriGaftlid)er
&cr6altniiie g~crooejn bcdngItI9elIO.
9rcs gut ulldl iiir Die ein5clnen Stlr
oienabteilungcn, Die, abgeieben pom
?(rditeftur un6 9ollin9enierr1peletL
massachusetts iibcrfiiut eriGeincn ltllO
,o,. iibcripnmttc @cIcbun9el' an
pciien. 80.
Nm It1rfiteu lit Die Steigeruit9 bel
Ben @lcftrotchuifcr1, bie ieit 1924
ibrc 3obI pom 1900 ouf 1929 ltel9er'
ten. Zen ar0Btcn 9uflnB 3abe1t oIe
Observation-Disclosures, sic 654O sob
len aeaen 31OO. Die Gbemiter, 9ta'
Observation-Disclosures unO %barma3elltc''
,G6len 65iO gcgen 1914, 8er8bail
nno Siittempeicu itltOicren 7o5 ge9c''
SIG, Sdifi8. mo SdifiSmaiflnrl'
bor 27S aeaen 234, Die 9%anit9enl'
cure 5ablcn 3ttt gcgch 276l lillo DC
grditeften, sic aaein 5lritd8lngel''
1856 oeqcn 22OO. Soniti9c, il6er'
uicacn6 oagcucin bilocnOc 6afcr
ituoieren 9tS ae9eu 800. DIE Sef'
teilllno Ser Gefnifer auf bic ein5e!'
men Sofi6utcn 5eigt cbentals ellle
l~tmltcaun9 acgeniiber ser 5%rleoenS'
,cit. Sin Scr Spite itebt Gbarlotten'
6lrq nit 5000 Stltoierenoet oallll
folat Miinfen nit 1864, iooailfl
Sonnoper nit 2591, 9rcsben mt
1864, 0armitaot nit 22O6, Stlitt'
oort, Sas Dor oent 9rieg erbebltf
peiter 3uraditanO, nit 1882, aarIS'
r.be NIT 149t, MAIDEN NIT looo,
9raanidpcis nit 872, greslaIt nut
837 uno 5uIest 9andig nit ~,
Dos golptednifum in Gotten bat
t242 9eiufer.
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Gin Offrbran6
lm S6war3walo.

Gin uralterN S~iterbrau9 piro III
benz in Die @orberse oes S9pdr5.
tuoloes eingebetteten 9orf 0oropell
Clint @mmenbingem i%etDeils ON
areiten Seiertag gepflosen. IS lit
oas gieripringen ODER @terleierL
bas @eaenitanb ether 8ette 5tDt'
I6en ben iunsen Burden beg Or.
ties lift unO unter lebbafter &nteil.
nobme Der ganoeu Gtnpobneri9aft
por iit gebt, bel idoner 8ttterllt1g
audi nod piele Neugierige bon nab
uno fern anlodt. Die in 5tuei Sager
,aepalteuen Burden beitimmen ie
teineu ibrer @enoiien, ben &I
init Dem @eaner uusaufedten. Viii
benz @es ins na6ite 9adbaroorf
merben in beItimmten abitdnoen i'm
gausen so @ier auf Die Strabe &C.
leat. 3ie beioen 8ipalen, Die weiBe
Srien nit eeitidten Soientragern
tragen, bemoarmlig uuo barbaup'
tia iino, merbeu I'M feitliden 3ug,
nit ser 9orfmliif OH Der Spise,
Dor oas 9orf geleitet, unb ange'
iidts Ser ipaIierbiloenoen Wenge
! beginnt Der @ustrag Der 8ett.e.
@abreno Der cine Der iungen Bur
iden Elm 81 bolt utlo es in einem
nit 8uIier gefiilten aiibel trdgt
ieringt Der mbere 9uride i'm
idnedIten 2auf ins nd9ite 9orf
Inn oortieIbit ettem Soppellitel
&otfpein gu bolen. 8on ben Sartet
en- peroeu Die @egner genau fon
trouiert. Nit GROCER Spannlin(
nirb MN Dos &eiultot ertpartet
SIT Der GierIeier fertig, bepor Del
@urI6e aus Dem Radlborboli SIT
riiffebrt oocr nid)t? Die perlierenb'
Sortci oa6It gier uno &otpein uni
ba5u eincn gcpiiien 9etrag in bar
Der gum 6reibnltcn Der obIicgenoet
Sartei peripanot miro. SIM Gin
i6luB on bas NaGmitto9s na6 De-
fir6Iiden @eiper Itottfinbcnor
@ettipiel (oos Mon iibrigens MI
in 0ieiem eiren S6uor8tuaGo.9 or
begcbt) enttpidelt ii6 Elm frtid
ftGhIifes &olf5ieIt
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Sreitas, ben %. @Grs, 1921.
Berger.

g. 9. Stof tpor m1brcn0 Scr $50
die am Sanbfabren unb c%rtpartct Die.
Ie ISOLDE cine Garlabung @ropel,
our ausfiibrltng zines Neuboues.
Sri. 2iQian @ucbert, bon ct.
Souls, befan6 iid lesten Sonntaa
urto Montog bier arf @eiu6 bel
Sermonn 8ebepobl llnb Samilie.
Otto &lln5 bot bte Sarm Ocs Otto
GtrobSner, Die friibere 8m. 8rc1t,
ming Sarrl, gcmietbet.
@m. Sdues unb Samilie itotteter
Iettcn Sonntog unicrer GodbarItobt
8oibineton einen 9eiltfl ab.
sos. 2obollbc erbielt bieier So9t
ie cine GorIo6un9 Sonb unO GtcS
gum 9ail zines neien 8obnbarties.
@eslep Noeoel unb Somilie
tSerm. Seibfomp uno @ottin, Mel
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9 d d 9 T o 8.

bile Sltgel, Hobt. 0icterle uno So.
mile, 4ltg. Wepcr unb @attin, 9to.
bert un6 Sri. Sltlia @elmenOa6 unO
@ottfricb 9ieterle mobnten letter
9onncrStog ser 9ecrbigung oeS Der.
Itorbcncn Gomn1nb 6. Col in 8or
bel.
Glual0 WooSmonn, bon @oIbing.
ton, mar oieie ISOLDE mebrere Gage
gum 8eiud ieiner A~ngcb0rigen bier.
@uguIt &rppp mar am Sonntao
bciufSmeiic in @oihin9ton.
90 Dic 0eidGfte jeBt nidt anal
f(ott gcben, benltbcn mcbrcrc ltt'c
rcr @eihGftsleute Die @ele9cnbelt
int @iiIorri ibre 6iidleincn arS6lt
Ietcn, nit gutem @rfolge. @eort
SaOc batte oaS @lltd elt1ert Il
pfiinoi9en Gotfiid gu fangen.
Sobn 9. Stof un6 Samilic mad
ten letten Sonntag einen I1sfllll
noh 9rafe uro Scrmorn.
Grnlt S. 8urfbort l1o Sodter, Dol
&eo 9uo, ST., iporen Oieic @od)
mcbrere Gage gum @eiud bon Ser
panoten bier.
Serman 8Il,mer llnb @atttn be
finben Iif III 8erfinS, Oflo., ali
8eil1d) bel @crnanOten.
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8einnSbeits' 5rasefaiteu.

Snfel Gam oils @eiunbbeits.R at.
aeber miro in bieier Spalte ober
6ricfli6 Srasen bon allgemeinen
SntcrcIie beantmorten, Die iib aiii
Speiene, SanitGtsmeien rno &raut.
Ocitspcr6inoeruns b~eoicben. @s miro
linn nidt m0eli6 iein, Sragcn rein
pcrionli6er gtrt 5l be%antlporten, nod
@crornnllngen fir ein8elne &rarf'
bcitcn gu ~Iicferr. Wtan rihte ollie
Nllfrogcn on nSeaItb gobiicr," 1914
Soft 2StD Strcct. Iem gorf Gitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Sos iannit on nidt 3tpin9en:
Sab bic &noIpeu iprin9en,
CT bic Come linen ibren Wai eebra6t.
Slber bub, ipns binter Dir lie9t,
Did ntd6t mebr f6redt uno unterfrie9t.
8as @inter in Dir ab5uitreifen
Sn aIer StiIe. . unb SnoIpeu 5t reifen
limb bid iclbit gum Sriibline ourdSis
brin9en
Sas tanuit Oh 5%tpin9enll
AA~-z2@
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GiubliGC Seredlnnng.

SGnS6cn: Sit 6us wabr, Mama,
penn man in Ser SIternodt cinen
Stiefei ans 6eniter Iteat, Damn Iegt
Der Sitcrbaie ibn uoa Sltereicr9
+. @utter: Sa, mein aino, bas ioa
,uabr ieinl
S6as6cn: 8eiBt Oh, Mama,
oann lab uns bod nal einen pom
8apas eroben 8unonenItiefeln bir'
Itelen.
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Spiel tonn lebtcn Somstog 5miifen
Sdiilern Scr biciigcrr ltn6 Der ROrri-
ion Shule itott, bel mcldem Die
@osconoOcr nit II ST. A iiegreid
berporgingen. 9(m Sonntag fonb
Gin Gbnlihc8 Spiel 5piihen Nid)t-
ldillcrn aus Morriion unO @o$co'
nooc Itott, bel mcldcm unicre Sun.
0cn8 cGcufoll8 iiegrei6 poren,
l(nicrc Sou,togi6uIc triiit Sor.
6r%reihlngcn fir cine Id0ne Otter.
icicr.
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Senrp S9u9 emil Sdu6
Sermonn
:Granitwtrte
boil
SchuCh Bros

9ermaun, We
Iteine uIp. aus Grant unS Nar.
NOR; ebenfaas etnfaiiungen fin
Grdber o6er SamiIienplGse. Steti
cine srobe @uspobl fertiger 0oni,
nleute on Sano. Th,r oas belt
bacterial miro ecbroudt. Brcii
nic6rie r,no 3ufricoenbeit earantirt
Sdu6 8ros.
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e3raf Yriatins &c., Seransseber.
SermauH, $40.

entered as Second Class Matter Week.
" at Post ONCE, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 3,
1879.
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9ortbin, mein Grbenpilger,
0ort balte iiiBe &oitl
Sort mirf Dem SiInbentiIgcr
gu 6iiBen bcine 2oIt:
Damn geb 1lnb riibme ielig,
@ie mobI Dir bort geidlab,
Der @eg gum Soraoieie
Gebt iiber @oleotbo.
&orl @crot,
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gE7BeaGtet 6as Datum out BEN
gbreBaetteI bes 8olfsblattes unS En-
neuert oos announcement iobaIo als
pie OasieIbe abselaufen 1T. Bern
sic oos 8olfsbIatt nidt erbalten,
oanr 1T boaft wobrideinlid Der
Der @%rneuerung bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
8ulautha.

9urd) uIondc 2Gn0crItrcfc
Srit9 i'd Den @onocrItob,
Son mond)er 5eIicnedc
SGout' id) ms &ol Hinob;
God iIbcr nIIe 9crgc,
9ic i'd o,tf GrOcn lab,
@ebt mir Gin itiQcr Siigel,
Der @iigcl @ol9otbo q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
caste

The sparo~'s chipping note ! hear.
Tie frogs shnll voice in marshe, near.
The ripping sound Of running streams.
The quiekenins Of the meadow greens.
The ilvsry laugh Of childhood sweet
Al sunset hour my ear doth greet.
The flashing wing Of lark and wren
Below the blue is seen again.
While tiny eyes peep through the earth
To welcome springs returning binh.
All nature burst. forth from is prison
And eies, "Behold. the Lord i, ri,en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
6 a 8 c.

0ie Satin BON 2oltis Sill lit Oo'
bier ont Mittmo6 aus Dem 2cbetr
geidie0en.
sri. Sriebo Moorc, BON Sermann,
lpor Gn6e Der ISOLDE bier allf ges
iud bel ibren @ltern.
Sci,tc finbct in uuierer Sdulc bic
S6hlBfcier itatt.
Gin Invertebrates @oSfet goll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Ridts Iibt in uieIen @enit)cH
10 tief tpie Die OberflGdIi9teit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-11
CHINESE BANKERS
ISSUE MANIFESTO

PEKING. oct. 1O-The Chinese
Bankers association. the strongest
anking group in China. with inn
1o~tant connections and influence.
1as issued manifesto FOR the
Guidance of the Chinese policy at
he Washington conference. in
which support is given for the
'hinese stand relative 10 Shantuns.
In its preamble the manifesto
states that the conference must aim
to secure permanent far-eastern
peace on the basis Of mutual in-
ternational help and that decisions
contrary TO equity. even though talk
en- inadvertently would result in fu-
ture disputes detrimental 10 China
and the whole world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-11
PERCY AND FERDIE

WY A7- -ey COR 6cAROJNG HOUSE, JERaY.
eGclrES. Dr. We Gel nav 7oor1ER Foa T-e
OLD c.0L T'.L PUT Ova c6EOrT on a -
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SirlOin and POrtCFhOusc ......-I5C
Round Steak .............. 15C
For Tuesday at
BUEHLER BROS. $40 =. MICH. ST.
2S4-1L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29

and now am able TO work and feel
Ike working. / have been recon-
msnding your medicine TO my friends,
and you are welcome TO use my testi-
monial for ] can never praise your
medicine enough for what it has done
for me. "--RHoDA z. CARBAUGH, X.
B. /, Hagerstown, Md.
Women viii tax their powers Of en-
durance TO the limit before giving up,
and 1t Is then some womanly ailment
develops and they have TO give up en-
tjreIy. When woman suffers from
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headaches, backache, bearing-down
pains, inflammation, nervousness and
1.-THE blues, " 1t Is well for her to
profit by Mrs. Carbaugh's experience
and try Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
OF A BRIDE..... G GE5

ficer not to lock her up until ]
arrived but he said he'd have to,
that they didn't have guards
enough to watch girl like her!
The fact Is, Jane. that some men
do not approve of a woman law
yer. Ann ought to have phoned
to one . Of your father-in.laws
counsel"
I'm glad Ann called you up,
Marie. II we women can manage.
why should we let any of the
Lorimer men know about that
witch AIMS latest escapado? Good.
ness gracious. Marie! I'm actually
proud because YOU and and
that silly bebe Ann have acquired
lot OF mysterious rights lately
We can get into jail, and out.
hope. without the help OF any
man.
Presently stood at q desk In
the prison office With Martha long
enough to look over the articles
Ann was said to have taken from
tho counters OF Nichols & Nichols.
1t was tawdry stuff. AIMS con-