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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
OUR SEA COMMERCE.

= VERYBoDY will approve of the
hope expressed yesterday by
- Admiral Dewey that the gov
eminent will seize upon the
present opportunity to restore the
American flag to the position it once
held with respect to world commerce
on the high seas. With Europe at
war, the ocean of the ma
ton is practically at a standstill. The
steamer lanes are deserted. Big liners,
small steamers and sailing vessels car
rying European flags are rushing back
to the safety of protected ports. At a
time when Europe is anxious for all
the supplies that can be poured in and
when the United States is just as anx-
ious to double or treble her exports
there is scarcely a bottom available at
any of the Atlantic seaboard ports.
We are threatened with a most seri-
Gus blockade of the seas. We have no
merchant marine, but the opportunity
is now ripe for annexing a large num-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
FAMILY

TITO the Litany should be added,
some wit has said. And from
= u relatives. good Lord, deliver
u.s." But judging from the nu-
merous family reunions being held in
towns and parks within a fifty-mile
radius Of Harrisburg there are hun
dreds who do not hold to this opinion.
Blood is thicker than water. after
all. n there is something in the
handshake of a great-aunt or a forty
second cousin that cannot be felt in
the greeting of a mere friend. however
dear. The American family is the unit,
of tyranny and monarchy. but of
good. old-fashioned democracy, and
nowhere is there such a spirit of good
will and h%elpfulness as at a gathering
of the clan of O'Harraghty, Schnitzen-
blaum or just plain Jones.
So, if o get an invitation to put
feet under the family table when
everybody is present from granddad
the third or the fourth gen.
GRAFTON, pack Your lunch basket and
join the crowd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
UNCLE SAM AND THE FUTURE

New York SUM
Every announcement to confidence
is afforded by the way in which the
American people and their economic
institutions have so far withstood the
shock and strain. The splendid exhi-
bition of the underlying soundness and
fundamental strength of American
values which was made by Wall street,
until it was clear that opposition must
be offered to the pressure of European
liquidation of securities and Europe's
frenzied demand for gold, was a guar
antee that this country with a brave
and prudent management of its af-
fairs could weather the European
storm.
What we have to do now is to frame
new policies enforced by a tremen-
dous and put them into eff
feet in order that the United States
may perform the duty laid upon 1t to
save civilization from collapse. The
of the country must be con-
served and used for every end except
the relief of European desperation.
There must be a reimbursement of the
banking organization and of the pro-
cesses of domestic exchange by cash
or check to enable business to adapt
itself to the circumstances of adversely.
The new Federal reserve banking ma
chinery should be put into operation
as soon as possible to permit a larger
employment of the country's
for our own people and foc the peace
full nations which must lo to us for
goods and credit.
We must begin to acquire a mer-
chant marine by purchase and trans
fer of registry. We must keep shops,
mills, factories and stores open and
traffic moving along the railroads. The
whole program of government must
be revised along the lines of The ex-
pedients resorted to in the last few
days and all the brains and courage
| of the country must put themselves at
the service of the situation. There is
| no doubt what the result will be. Much
J unnecessary hardship will be avoided.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
THE LAST WAR
By Wing Dinger

I see that it's predicted,
By those who study war.
That once this one is finished
There'll not be any more.
They say it will be lengthy,
That much blood will be shed,
And heavy tolls exacted
In humans manned and dead.
1t seems a downright shame hat
In this enlightened time
The nations should join hands in
What may be well-termed Crime"
But. If as prophets promise.
This war shall be the last
The world will see. perhaps tits
AS well. the die is cast.
And those who help to hasten
At cost of life and limb.
Gods age of peace eternal
Will all be crowned by Him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
A FOR THE FRAY

T7HOSE who have been asking DIR.
Brumbaugh all of ques-
tons recently may be glad to
learn hat the Republican can
didate for Governor and other candi-
dates on the Republican State ticket
will deliver keynote addresses at the
meeting of the State committee at
Pittsburgh on August 26.
State Chairman William E. Crow,
who is working hard on the range
ments for the meeting, says that the
campaign will be started in a blaze of
glory. and that, following the Pitts
burgh meeting, there will be no let-up
until the election in November. A
gratifying development in the present
campaign from a Republican stand
point is the eagerness of many voters
who have returned to the party to
officially give notice of their change
of heart. Hardly a day passes during
which many electors do not call on
Chairman Crow and inform him that
they have renounced everything but
pure Republican principles, and that
henceforth they want to be classed as
rock-ribbed followers of the old party.
This return of the men who strayed
away two Years ago is the best posi-
BILE indication that the Republican
vote this year will compare with those
of the 1904 and 1908 presidential
years. The Republican State ticket
will receive practically the united sup
port of those opposed to the Wilson
Administration, including not only all
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

There is no excuse for what is trans
piring in Europe and the Orienta peo-
pies who have been taught to regard
the great nations now in the midst of
war as the highest type of civilization
will be set back many years in their
own progress. The gigantic conflict
which now darkens the skies of all
Christendom will cast its shadow over
the whole earth, and while the suffer
ing will be greater in some quarters
than in others. the results are bound
to be felt throughout the world.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
LAST GREAT WAR

n TOTHING in the way of comment
since the beginning of the Euro
1 pear outbreak has so impressed
intelligent people as a statement
OF Okuma, the premier of Japan. who
said oil Saturday that to bring about
a great peace a great war is sometimes
unavoidable" He believes the present
war may be the final one in the his
tory of the world, leading to a perma-
nent and universal peace.
1t was inevitable that the enormous
cost of armament and the maintenance
of huge armies by the several nations
involved in a death struggle should re-
suit in the tragedy that is now being
enacted in Europe.
Preparation for war was no assur-
ance of peace and the overburdened
people of the lettering dynasties across
the sea must now bear the loss of
blood and treasure that, perchance,
their children and their children's
children shall enjoy the blessings of
enduring peace.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
COMMENT

Sensible people will be gratifed that
the President has denied the state
ment attributed to him that the Euro
pean war would be a fine thing for
the United States and would help our
trade. AS a matter of fact, with our
best customers fighting instead of
buying, there is nothing to shout
about. The country is in good shape,
but the catastrophe in Europe is GER
tainly not a benet. - Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

Difficulties will be overcome and there
will be assured a future of recovered
values in a world free from. the NAL
ady of militarism which has beer an
agelong cancer gnawing at the vitals
of prosperity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

1t is creditable to the foreigners who
are now in this country. and who have
grown weary of the frequent conflicts
in their home lands, that they are be-
sieging the naturalization courts in the
initial steps to become American citi-
zens Only a few of the industrious
foreign colony at Steelton have left for
the foreign battlefelds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
AN EVENING THOUGHT

God be thank'd that the dead have
left still
Good undone for the living to
do
Still some aim for the heart and
the will
And the soul of a man to pursue.
Owen Meredith.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

While protesting their desire for
peace. practically all of the great
Power of Europe are giving n fine ex-
of their pacific intentions by
fighting each other.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

Friends of those Harrisburg tourists
in Europe who are scattered far and
wide need not be unduly alarmed. All
the advices indicate that while these
travellers are at some inconvenience,
they are not likely to suffer in any
serious way.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

Washington, Aug. 3. - A rumor pre-
vailed that a force of rebel cavalry
We're seen moving towards our left, but
nothing has developed in that direction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

for home industries, but in addition
an army of dissatisfied Democrats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
COlOred Folks SkedaddIe

4, A batch of colored people arrived
here from Cumberland Valley, yester-
day. They no Dub skedaddled on ac-
count of the rumor that the rebels were
coming.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
IN HARRISBURG Fifty
YEARS ACC TO-DAY

[From the Telegraph of Aug. 4. 1851
Fast Day
To-day is the day appointed by the
President of the United States as a day
of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

Charles NJ. Schwab has been buy
ing more land adjoining the Beth
lehem steel works and extensions are
rumored.
DIR. Richard G. Harte, Philadel-
phia health chief, says that now is the
time to stamp out w%hooping cough.
e. r. Stotesbury has been spend
ing a few days in Maine.
David C. Haverstick. pressman of
the Lancaster EXpress-EXaminer for
sixty years, has retired.
II. Truxton Hare. the football star,
is wining fame as an archer.
District Attorney S. p. Rotan, of
Philadelphia, is spending his vacation
at Hot Springs.
-Ex-Secretary Knox is motoring in
Virginia.
War will benefit the United States"
Headline. Yes, -four has already adj
vanced a dollar a barrel in some states.
-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
WATCH HARRISBURG GROW

- RECTION of the $4,000 office
= building and warehouse by the
- Emerson-B Birmingham Company,
dealers in harvesting machinery,
and the proposed removal of its east
ern sales force from Waynesboro to
this city shows that another firm has
seen the asst distribution possibilities
of Harrisburg.
One-ifth of the people of the United
States live within 500 miles of Harris
burg and this fact is of vast impor-
lance to the man who must ship his
goods. Furthermore. railroad lines
radiate from this city in seven different
directions. Doubtless one of the
factors which prompted the harvester
company to locate here is that at the
very doors of the manufacturer or dis
tributor in Central Pennsylvania is one
of the fines and richest agricultural
sections in the entire country.
The removal of the company's ware
houses and office force here means
that fully a hundred more workmen
with their families must locate here.
All of which makes us feel like saying:
WATCH HARRISBURG GROW!
1t will require cool heads to main
tain the neutrality which the United
states must preserve in the present
situation in Europe, and it may be
proper to suggest that Secretary Bryan
might cancel a few of his Chautauqua
engagements and give attention to the
serious questions confronting this
nation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04
NEWGSf FRA42fRSSTSFEENS AR
GFrom the Telegraph of Aug. 4. 1S64.l
Exchanges Arrive

Cairo, Aug. 2. - Nearly 1000 ex-
changed Union prisoners from the Red
river country, arrived at New Orleans
on the 25th, a majority of them belong
ing to the Twenty-siXth Indiana, and
Nineteenth Iowa regiments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

Published every evening Except sun
day.. at the Telegraph Building ZIG
Federal Square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-04

The numerous rains and storms this
summer have kept down the county's
bill for fighting forest fires. Hardly
any fires worth talking about have
occurred and most of those that did
take place were so small that not
much expense was involved. Ordi-
narily the forest fires cause large pay
ments by the counties, but this year
Dauphin and other counties are getting
off very we'll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Ber11tunn, abtn., grettna, nen 10. CUNT 1914
Srafe.

Safe 9talrter lulb @attin fpaben
geseinpirtig @eillb non Gerlparoten,
mls 0erber, Solo, biaielben tnl1en
per glalto lnpb lparen II Gage ltnter"
lpegs.
irnu Geo. &lrrrelnpeper lWb bcrct
9ripoer nladten fiir8lid) eilpat slb,
Ited>er lln6 Sutton.
9lm perganpcllen Solmltug mlroc
8uitor g.. g. @iebntepcr ols Eres
bigger Scr bteiigen preabptertartcr @e'
neilnOe eilpgefiibrt. @ei bieier 6eicr'
lidfeit fiibrte Toltor are6s ben
@uriit; Eaitor GoIobn bielt ole 9feoe
ON Sen nelten Grebi9er lupo &aItor
&poeide Dielt bic 9ieOe an Oie @e'
nneIlrNe.
SSn ser @pbrmung BON Srit @acOe
lnpo @ottmt iopO ml porigen 9on-
nerstng ein fit6id)e$ @nd)3eitsfet
Itott, ulS berel Sod)ter, Sri. &lllcl'
nlire, nrit gilbert 9fid,igcr bnrd aSas
Itor 2ouis 9fei1pert getroltt lpltuoe.
3abIreide &npalpbte lnl0 6relnboe
Gatten ii6 5u Der Seier eilu8efluroen
peId,c oen geltpennlibltet in beren
s1fiarftiger Seinntb, in 9tOrtb Tlnt'
tp, Icbr., nieI Slid lnro GrFolg
ipiimdytet.
Ser Sralteunerein bat filr baS
BON oeiirielben beralultaltete Elflrlf,
ne6it 8erfmtf BON SalVoarbelten,
ipel6es am Mittlpnd), Den 1. Sllli,
bier itattiinben miro, llnfaliemSc
Sorbereitlurgcn getroffen imtb alld)
ur6ere y@anb gops" fiir ben gfod)-
nlittag elgagirt. slnfaltg Inn 1 llbr
nodhilibtoss. Sebenntmnl lit Irel1lpo''
ljdft eiap9elooen.
syn Ser presbpptcriorer Stride, in
9np, fiqtbet orn Wtittlpod into ant
9mmterstng, bel, 5. lmb 6. sliFglrlt,
itnter 2eit,ng BON aSaltor &alobr,
elm @iiiioltsfeit itatt, 5lt hpeld)enl
Seoermarul biernit ber5Id eiltge'
la6e,l tIt.a ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Berger.

Sol. Wtposlltnlnl purbe am Der.
0mugenen Sonntog bon ieiner gat.
TIM nit eilrem nnlntemn, f[einen
0ModGn beidclrft.
3. G. 0tt, Geo. MiunolpiIler inuo
Satin, irapir Sri. 9lnna &irtbboier
lmo @m. Strotbnum maren am
letten Soiultng tcilld] Sarciic in
0ermnnn.
FnItor 9rinfnoMt beiono iih am
pergnngcr Sonlltng in @nsconnnc,
5rr 2eitlnta 0e3 &poucrgottrS0icnItes
Eel Ser @eeroiolrtg ser pcritorbewelt
Gror 81. GocNhnnlm.
9topnlolt0 0apiS mar am Wfottag
bieIer gSodc Olli @eilnb bei ieilren
Gltcrn.
0aS @citc, mas inns nm pcrgot-
8eltcn Sollittng bier beidecrt MIR
sc, mar eilt mlsP5eid)rrtcr 9ieQcn.
iSmt s. Wteper lul0 6mlliIie, bon
gfIab, iparen mu Solmltog bier
nrf @GIlld), bei 0ermt Wfeper'S $
Wflltter.
sllrg. StroifRr, ser lcbboite &ol1T.
numm BON @tlob, mar am letter.
Sanstag bier im @eidJaftcn.
SSeben S.amstag friid)cS 6leiid,
in Stneppelnrnm'S Slciid,- -Olorft.
s5nm, fScil, ppn $,ernmnL be.
farto iid iiber Iettc,t sorlrtag ,urb
Oaol1tns bier, ouf @cilsdl bel ibren
Glterlt eS5oRr 3ocller llu0 Gottilt,
Spat 3oelber, iurldle fiir5lid cirten
Sd!lagoltfoll crlitt, befinOet iid) ati
Der 9eIieritpg
9Saitor Sol. 0aiss mar am oori.
gen Mittiposly iqt ct. 2ouis, Inn in
@etreff feDlrcr gllrgen eiuen slr5t
5itratbe sla 5iegcn,
SitIha linh $5orolb @oeger, poll
OlorriInap, apcilen 5llr 3eit Glpf @c-
iltb bei ZEN @poBeltern, IaItor
9oiss lub @uttilt.
sln porigen Speitng slbepo tuur'
oelr sic 9iitarr ron Berger, h,trd
oie SNageino ,npieres Stootdens, IA
prGdltiger @eiie lnuterl,alten. Slllf
Dem Nat inpicrer nffentIid'e1 Sd)nlc
manrlp lorpge 5aieht mtfgrIteIlt, fpel'
de INIT Scc.Greolll alld)en lnrb
&ilnota>e halcGet tparen. Die Dc
forotionen beItalpoer il, &Iinnell.
blnttcn inpoipciiid,cn 2aterncn ilpO
farbigen 2id)tern. SSnl Saltie Ses
glbelroS gnb IS nbrpedJielnb Mitiif,
@cialW inpo SSrltrmperf nebIt fiirjen
glltprodselr 6lrd, prilloineirte @irQer
lupb crit ,5u ipdtcr Sitlrroe bcd)tc
llnn ans gtadIbntie9eben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
9irdIides.

Der ltnteraei6nete bringt bierrnit
allen NeiIiionsfreunben 5ilr 9efdQt.
aen aenntnibttabme, Dob oie presbt.
@enlcinbe Bel 8ap, an Der Seoono
Greet ibr @iiiionsfeit, 10 @ott mill,
ont 5. u. 6. Slug. 5,i feiern 9eoenft.
@ae Serrn gea6barspaitoren, iotpie
ibre Iiebe @enteinben tpenoen bier.
NIT aIeidseitig fre,trtblid eingelaoerL
on 6ernieIben tbeiI an nebnten.
aug. aaIob ~ Baftor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Slns Stulpc.

9ic irIs. 9)fillan Nro Sobanno
Mcper BON Ct. &olliS ipeld,c 3ilr @e.
eroiglng ibres SarLcs, iSrib TIneger
bierbcr geollttrn iuaren, reiiten LETT
tie 8odye hpieOer 1rn1 Ger @roBitabt
5liriif.
Eaitor Saul 0ictrid) rebit 8attiu
lnuo @ilp6er inaren einc @od)e bier
5imn @ehph bci Sen @Itern Carl
&lif 1llro Geriponotelt. 3iciclben
reiitelr pori9e @otbe rpie>er in lire
Seilnatb in &c Soto, @io.
slipd) l)ntten mir oas @ergniircn
SS5acob SSntflaltg 1pebit 8attin bon
9atcs Goalltp ltltb Smn @auntgaert-
ner bon Seplnnmt 5ipei llnierer fri.
bcrcn Nodbnrn iuuo &ancra6en, 10.
tpie @risto SiehIer nett 6rau aus
&ernmmt bier begriiBen 81 f0lpen.
SSinflnng iuvb 9mlnngocrtner no61p'
TEN bor cttpa 35 SS5dbpu bier no
Griterer 6ie iesi9e Sui. Spfen sSarrn
ci9alete ltlb 2etterer ouf Ser iSnrnl
bie jest Golntpridtcr Snden eil-
net, moblrte, ;srou SicoIcr lit cine
Sod,ter oes Serrn sSimflnng imo
luirOc bier gebpren. glCio lmtter friis
bere OIbenbllrger, tpic 0ieipr Srt
oanlalS bieB. 6. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

gfoide auren 6urh Or. Sobions
gcaenla Sentiment 6. q. Galoapel
in Stem Orleans, 60. i9reibt: .,Utetn
glrst rietb mir, Or. Sobion's ec5ellta
Salbe Su periuden. SD gebraiid'
tie opei S6adtel bes Otntnpent ulro
6nei gafes bon Or. Soblon's Serna
3erna Seize. Seiite babe ib MR.
9etpos eiren SIeden on meinertt aor'
per llno ib fam ia9en, oaB id &C.
beiIt BIN" gs miro 6asielbe tiir
Sic fun. Geine lipoerrpoe, beilelt'
Be, antiieptiide &rfurg tpiuo Ste
BON allen Sfnpar5fopfen, Salltalts'
id,laeen, gcaema SIefen, &inples,
rotbliden bdBlid ausiebenoen g'e.
idhpiipen befreien, INN Sbre 9allt
rein rtpb 9eIunb 5ll gefhalten. yer
iebt glt6 beiite nit elmer Shahtel.
@orontirt. ollie &potbefen ODER per
8oIt. Soc. Bfeiifer Chemical 90,
Bvilobelpbia iinb ct. 2oitis.-an5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
Nnntt,1er SO

LID ollrd,s galt5e Salpo Siebt atlr0 lidy
bis III ole Sdltlrallne porgeorlutgen
bat, miro Der belrtid]en Sprad,c ipe.
mig ippnrputbiid, 9e8elliiber iteben
iuuo fir Den Sanatisniis oas bier in
bieien 2oirhe ole 0erridnit 81 cr.
lal@en iltdt iit ia bie ellgItihe
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NJ II s t cngliif lerren oIle altcerc
Spunfen irpo ncbelri1dlih. Niit
Dem SSort NM B ntodt nrm feincIr
SluuN beIier, geidrueipe belnr einep
Ntelpidtrr. SeIbiperit1nNlidJ ioIlen
luuicnc &ilpNcr Der cuTliid)en Sprodle
intN Sd]riit nrdrtti9 ictn, lit eS nbes
Nemt notbtg Gen Nclttidrcn llptcrridt
bier 10 5il rcNiRirell, 0aB or fir I'M.
Iere SintAclr8 ipiter I'M Salpbel llpO
@elucrbc tri1lclr SSertb npbu bat?
Der 6ntuoiiSnmlS nmdt iib bier IN
lnrieren friiber bodl1eprieielNlr belrt'
ldDclp StiiNtden illmrer bneitcr ltlub
pcrm eS 10 lpeitcr gebt bleiht bon
belr frilDcr 9epfleDten libcrolcn Nelh'
idElr @eii,unnlgelt lupo @ebrtiltdIe IN
n1dNter 3,tfllnit mid)t rlcbr pieI
iibrig,
Sdon &Snorf ngte: 0Scltta ubrc
&ppi itro geilbig ,mreiie aberdeen
into ie itnreifcr oeito faltatild,er. 9io'
tiirlid) mcr geiitig birrdscurbeitct Mt.
falur teir iSnratifer Ietl,, belnr oa5t
0cbort inlner eitpe Bclpiiie Se'
idr1ltfrbeit." W
1ob ser Salratisalmls bier iat III.
ierem StGOtdyen id,o,t quite @itrEl
acfabt bat belpcibt, baB itb eill /.
9aponlder @eltperbciicrer IN intlc"en
eigencr Wfalern Die Speibeit -nidt
sSre1beit -obcr nuo1l faan's auc9nlen
luie ntnn tpill--ii6 erluirbt bot, &C.
aelr cas- Wton:qw Fictirre Sboap nnt
Spmlto9 a,t proteitiren 6a es Den
Sobbatl) cittbeilieen ioa 9lied, ooS
lroth. fSreilid, fanlp man bon etipellr
/ loldrn @cltperbeiierer%. itidts bcIle'
res enpapten, Ser al,f lciales 8oter's
fnrul 10 bis Is Sabre 5itriif rtdIt
ueitcr Acpnuen lit ais BON eilteln
! &n6idppmS 5im anoerelr into lcllrc
or1btc 9friie oie er inhcrnoltllIels
bis lmd, S5cnualm gblrg. Sllle olele
/ S8cltpctbclicrer bnbeu ole gSelt nob
nid,t Qcicbcn, ioMt d)dtten i've oer'
lGititigrre slniid)ten.
Sold,a Wltfer mltroen AZ Sabre
Sltriit ais itb bierber olr, biliter oell
Gonrt6clie Berg gelrorullcm iblfo Ih'
nelr nu1 9O6Id,ico ctl 0errt5ettel nit
oltf ser S1eilniueg geBeben 6rellid
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@cictc 10 aeregelt lit, Dob eS emo
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9ier 81 tripfclt midt mebr ltattTMl'
Dcr. @S lit bobe 3ett bob Dem so
mtiSnmtS bicr Elm .SaDt" 5lt9em.len
mipo luo ioate es ben Serren Nora'
liIten nid)t gcialleh 10 iollen lie
nmdpn oab lic bon bier fortfonnnelr
unb bnwcben mo- iie 9erta,pelt aplr
iperoat id)on fertig obne tie
Geo. Stard.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19
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bic 60. ct. Sob. @enleinbe gu
Sipiss, 10 @ott mill, am 8. Sept. If
Miiiionsfeit feiern tpirb. sSm Salle
es resren ioGte miro es am a. ab.
gebaIten 1perben. glle gea6bar.Ga'
itoren iupo .@enteinben iipo bierlnit
teraIi6 eimseIoben. SRI. s. 8obns,
tpeIde Z Sabre in Snbien, ols Mii.
iionarin tbdtig ,par. utuo iest aaf nr
lo,tb in slnlerifa ipeilt, miro 5llgegen
Iein. o. 9. @obus, Eaitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-06-19

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