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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
STOCK AND CROP NOTES.

Reports received at Portland from
growers throughout the state indi-
Gated. according to dealers, that the
Oregon hop pick this season would at
least equal the record made IN 1906,
when 100000 bales were harvested.
Unusually hot weather was the favor
able factor.
Prune picking and packing has COM
menced at Milton, Ore. The Lamb
Fruit Co. employs about 200. The
new orchards bearing this year for
the first time are expected to increase
the output 100 cars. The Lamb COM
pany leased the Old association build
ing in order to take care of the prune
crop, Mr.. Lamb figuring that from 100
to $50 carloads will pass through the
warehouse.
A marked improvement in the tone
of the apple market compared with a
year ago is reflected in the fact that
eastern buyers are in the market, and
the North Pacific Fruit Distributors
have on file already two requests for
quotations on orders of $50 cars each,
in addition to many inquiries for quo
tations on smaller carlot shipments,
|
manager. During the entire season of
1914, he states, no buyer asked quota
lions on even 20-car lot and few
over 10 cars.
McGregor Land & Livestock Co. of
Hooper, Wash, who owns a large
number of sheep, sold their clip of
100000 pounds last week for 1S14c a
pound, which brought them approx
mately $4,000. Hans Harder of Kah-
lotus, Wash, who has a heavier wool,
sold his clip for II cents. Leon Jaus-
saud, who sold earlier in the season,
received 161sc, Gildersleeve Bros. OF
Washtucna sold for Ice and DAWN &
Ganguet received 1512c. All of the
above wool was sold to the Pendleton
Securing Mills and shipments were
completed last week.
Advices from Sydney state that the
exports of wool from Australia and
New Zealand from July l, 1914, to
June 30, 1915, totaled 2,317,7O2 bales
or a decrease of 3S9,761 bales. The
total sales of wool in the colonial mar
kets for the season amounted to 1,
544,799 bales, against 1,93s,5O0 last
year, the average weight per bale be
> ing 329 pounds, against 327 pounds
the average value ~ pounds 15s I'd OF
919d per pound, compared with 1:
pounds As lid, or 9s4d per pound las
) year. The Australian wool production
/ for the coming season is expected t
! show a decrease between 100000 ant
r 100000 bales.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
GRAIN AND MILLING NEWS.

The Interior Warehouse at Grange
vile, Idaho, and the Kerr-Gifford
house at Fem have been taken over
by ]. w. Robinson; the Nez Perez
miller.
The Farmers Union Warehouse Co.
at Pullman, Wash, has purchased the
Interior company's warehouse of 50.-
600 bushels capacity, on the O.-W. r.
&c N. tracks, and will install an up-to-
date sack piler in time to handle this
seasons crop.
1t was reported last week on au-
thoritative advice that plans are prac-
tically completed for moving the Old
lilo flour mill to Vollmer, Idaho. The
Bank of Vollmer, which owns the mill
has asked a number of contractors fol
bids on moving the mill. Contractor
ak of Pullman is known to have sub
mitted bid for the work, and mum
Der of other contractors are figuring
on the job.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. w. B. Howard is opening a gro
Gerry store at Mack.
F. B. Anderson has succeeded the
Addy Mercantile Co. at Addy.
Vert & Mead, general merchants at
North Yakima, have incorporated for
5000.
Berger & Gibbons, Washtucna meat
dealers, have added an automobile de-
livery service.
A novelty store will be opened al
Colfax by a Spokane firm, under the
management of Mr.. Long.
The Sumner Pharmacy has been In
corporated at Sumner for $4,000 by
L. D. Howe and r. G.. Fryar.
The Rank Clothing store at Cash
mere was burglarized last week and
merchandise to the value of $25 taken
H. d. Irwin has purchased the Rotl
general stock and Swift building a
Garfield and will make additions Il
the stock.
George e. Holbrook of Spokane ha,
purchased the Harrington meat mar
ket at Harrington from Mrs. Myrtl.
A. Mcmillan.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
MONTANA SQUIBS

Percy Wilmer, former city clerk at
Helena, was appointed city treasurer
by the commissioners recently, to sue
coed F. G. Ashall.
The third annual Butte Chautauqua
was a losing proposition. The princi-
pal reason for this was the disaster
caused by a cyclone at Columbia gar
dens.
Ten autos we're lined up at the Gardi-
ner entrance Saturday evening and at
1880 started on their tour through the
Yellowstone National park, the first
touring autos to go through Wonder
land.
Prof. Walter T. Scott, for the past
three years instructor in history anc
athletic director of the F1athead county
high school, has been appointed to G
similar position in the Anaconda higf
school.
James w. Whitfield, president of the
Montana Funeral Directors associa
ton, and o. B. Roberts of Stevensville
secretary of the association, have an
nounced the following dates for the
convention of the Montana Funeral Di
rectors' association: Aug. 26, ~ and q
at Lewistown.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
INDUSTRY AND IMPROVEMENT.

The commissioners closed a deal
last week for court house site for
the new county of Boundary, Idaho.
Plans for a $4,000 modern picture
and show house to be erected at Wal
lace, Idaho by DR.. ]. e. st. Jean and
H. F. Samuels, have been received
Construction of a $4,000 bridge
over the North Fork canyon on the
railway spur into the CRANKY smelter
at Grand Forks, B. c., was COM
menced last week by the Great North
ern Railway Co. About 25 men al
ready have been put to work.
Members of the state board of con-
troll have approved plans for five new
buildings at the Medical Lake school
for the feeble minded and for a new
administration building at the state
school for the blind at Vancouver.
Within 60 days contracts for these
buildings will be let, involving an ex-
penditure of about 100000.
The successful bidders for recon
struction of the high school building
at Cotton, Wash, were George E.
Moore of Pullman for the general
work and Charles Hahn for Lewiston
Idaho, for the plumbing and heating
The combined bids approximate $10r
000 1t is estimated that the work OF
reconstructing the building that was
burned May 20 will cost $11,500.
Two petitions are in circulation al
Standpoint, Idaho, asking that the paw
ing district, excavation for which il
now going on, be extended south Oh
First avenue to meet the long two
mile county wagon bridge across the
Pend Oreille river, and also that the
district include the square surround
ing the high school. The petitions
which are being literally signed, will
be presented at the next council meet
ing.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
GREAT BRITAIN NOT
TOALLOWOBJECT|ON
SAYS SHE HAS RIGHT TO STOP
COMMERCE BY INTERNAL
TiONAL LAW.
NOTE TO U. S. MADE PUBLIC
CHANGE OF WARFARE THEY
CONTEND REQUIRE NEW
PRINCIPALS OF LAW
BLAMES GERMANY.

Washington, Aug. 3-Great Britains
replies to the latest American repre-
sensations against interference with
neutral commerce reject entirely the
contention that the orders in the
council are Illegal, and justify the Brit
ish course as being wholly within in
ternational law.
Unsustainable either in point Of
law or upon principles of internation-
al equity" is the British reply to the
American protest against the blockade
of neutral ports, with an invitation to
submit to international arbitration any
cases in which the United States is ris-
satisfied with the action of the British
prize courts.
Correspondence Made Public.
Great Britain's reply, embodied in
two notes, one supplementary, was
gade public here tonight and in Lon
don simultaneously by agreement be-
tween the two governments. With the
two notes was made publis also the
correspondence over the American
steamer Neches, seized by the British
while enroute from Rotterdam to the
United States with goods of German
origin All the correspondence aggre-
gates 1000 words.
Changed conditions of warefare, the
British note contends, require a new
application of the principals of inter
national law. The advent of the sub
marine, the air ship, and the alleged
atrocities by German troops in Bel
GUM are cited as justification for the
exercise af extreme measures. The
blockade is justified on the conten
tion that the universally recognized
fundamental principal of a blockade
is that a belligerent is entitled to Gu
off "by effective means the sea-bornt
commerce of his enemy"
Would Not Embarrass NeutraIs.
The note reiterates that Great Brit
ain will continue to apply the order
complained Of although not withou
every effort to avoid embarrassment t
neutrals and observes that the Ameri
can statistics chow that any loss il
trale with Germany and Austria ha'
been more than overbalanced by tn
increase of other industrial activitie
due to the war.
In the general reply to the American
representations against THE orders i
council Sir Edward Grey, the foreig
minister, addressing Ambassador Pag
begins by expressing the hope that h
may be able to convince the admins
tration in Washington that the meas
ures we have announced are not onl
reasonable and necessary in then
selves, but constitute no more than a
adaptation of the old principals G
blockade to the peculiar circumstance
with which we are confronted
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
MARKET REPORT
Chicago.

Chicago.
Hogs-Slow, SC to 10c under yester-
days average. Bulk, S6.35@6.90; light,
$7.05@7.60; mixed, $6.30@7.50; heavy,
$6.10@6.95; rough, $6.10@6.25; pigs,
S6.30@7.50.
Cattle-Steady; native beef cattle,
S6:20@10.25; western steers, $3.50
SIS; cows and heifers, S3.40@9.25;
calves. S7.50@11.
Sheep-Strong; sheep, S6@6.s0;
lambs. s6.25@s.65.
Wheat-No. red, new, Silly a
Lag; No. 2 hard, new. Silly q
1.13h.
Corn-No. yellow. s1Ac; others
nominal.
Rye-No. 2. nominal; No. 3. s1.oO@
1.01.
Barley-71@77c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Clover-$S.5 0@13.25.
Butter lower; creamery, 21M@25c
Eggs-Lower; at mark, cases In
cluded, 14@17c; ordinary firsts, 1871
@16c; firsts, 16H ORC.
New York.
Raw sugar nominal. Centrifugal
4.S3c; molasses sugar, 4.06c. RefineI
weak.
Spot cotton steady; middling vi
lands, 9.35c.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio No. 7, 7%c
Santos No. 4, 91ac.
San Francisco.
Barley steady. Feed, S1.15@1.20
choice, $1.21H @1.2215.
Eggs-Extras, 26c.
Tacoma.
Wheat-Bluestem, September, 96c
fortyfold, 92c; club, Ole; red fife, $50
Car receipts-Wheat 35, barley
corn 3, hay z.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
Chicago is Gin line" with a sanitary

Chicago is Gin line" with a sanitary
pure food law. At the instance of the
new city health commissioner, the city
council has adopted the following
amendment to the existing ordinance:
1t shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to store or keep
for the purpose of selling, or to expose
or offer for sale, any food for human
consumption, or to transport, convey
or carry from one place to another,
any such food sold or for the purpose
of selling, offering or exposing for
sale, or procured for the purpose OF
selling, offering or exposing the same
for sale in the city Of Chicago, unless
such food is protected from dust, dirt
flies, vermin, rats, mice, dogs, cats
promiscuous handling and other con
tamination, in the manner hereinafter
required.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06

has caused slump in prices, timothy
quoting at SIS. with alfalfa and wheat
hay at S14. The milfeed market shows
some Improvement with a good de-
mand for anything that can be deliv-
cred promptly. Oats show only fair
demand and quotations are Off to S2s
with steam rolled at 500. Corn has
firmed up a couple of points and is
quoting at S39@4O.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06
Aid Ship Returns.

New York.-The cruiser Tennessee
returned Saturday from nearly years
cruise in European waters, relieving
American refugees in the war zone.
She left New York August 7, 1914, with
IS, S67, 900 in gold and returned with
$4,000. The balance was distributed
to the needy Turks and Asia Minor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-08-06

Bingham is so called because it was
originally manufactured at Guingamp,
in Brittany.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Summer 25


Sn Der @obnitns ibrer 5ohter,
5rau Seunan erfling, in Stolpe.
ltarb aln oerao,geiren Neontag, lau
10 llbr, poranittnss. fSrau sllbertiua
0iebal, i'm sitter bon rs ssabrcn.
5rau Diebal apiiroe IN Bonintcris
0ellti6lanb, geboreu into fam ipa.
ter init ibren @atten nod, slmcritn.
Gas Raar lieb iit ani elmer 5arm
in Ger gt1be BON Gtolpe nieber, no
Dor einiaen Snbret Der 8atte i'm
5ooe poraitsgirg. Sieben &ilroer
entlprobten bieier @ba, iuelde
lanuntIidl nod ofn Ssbe,r iiito.
Gic Scritorbene ipar cine liebc.
role Mntter. ein treuc sSreitiloin
intb cine ersebere gbriitin, i6r
Sinid)eioen hat onber oie Scrsen
slller, lpelhc iie getamnt lsaber, mil
Sd)mer5 inrb 5rarer erfiillt. Gle
hinterldbt Die foIgenocn ailtSer:
Srit GiebaI, sSrm, GbaS. Soreu5 uni
6rau grnilic SinntNrot, bon ct.
2ouis; 5ero. mo Sprnran 9icbol
ulh Srau Serlnon CrfIirNL BON
Stolpc, lliro 8rm elitguft eloiie,
uon SrcbcridSblre, ionic fcrncr nod
s Glfelfinber.
Die 8eeroigung fatro m @titttuod
9eahntittae, altf Dem Irieohofc ocr
Stride, ilr Stolpe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
SdJiiben sserbanSlunsen.

Hegelnr1Bige &eriommll,ng am
80. Ot1r5 1915.
0as Brotofou Der lesten Ser
ianrnllmg iplrbc perleien luto oir9e.
nontmen, ipie oerleien.
sln montolidjen geitr0gen gingen
ein $14.40.
Sol9enbe &ednllngen pur0en err
laitbt: Sac. 8oerIter, Rpntc $1,000;
CIR. @berIin Ii, Son, @ooren $t,I5,
gbriit. gberlin & Son 8aaren
$1.45; @raf grintinq Go, 9rudia-
d1en $500.
9eihloiieiL Den 8ad)t : aontraft
aitf Dem @runoltiid ,nprnitf iid Ser
SfliibenitonS befinoet, fiir tpeitere
flint Sobre 5u berldnqern mo ipnr-
Sc Ser Sefretdr beaititraat nene
aontrafte a,tsaufertigen..
sieralrf erfolate gertnmins.
ssris Sang. Sefreb1r,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
bic As, @ti1onrier 2esislatm

bat lid IN Der gtodlt bon porlcBteH
Snnstn1 auf Sotnto9 pertagt llip6
bot Dos itelerSnbIeit0c golf lpenise
items fir sipei Sabre ShoA5cit, ipe-
nieitens Dor linbeIiebtelt etelcben.
Die 8eluilli8ungell fir oea StaatS
baliSbnlt mir bic fadTtrn sipci ,Snbre
belauieu lidl irs9elalHult ani Si5.-
i13,561 inosu nod nie ppls @ebiibs
rem 5u enuorteli6en Gtnnobatsu bon
riuto 3R Millin:sss s iuelhe
bon Den bctr. 0ephrt@iiieifts ditfgc-
brandt peroen
sSln 8ulBen lpuroen non Heprd-
lentnttcnbnlt5 S5 ltro pom Scnut 60
BILLS angellollmeN. ipelhc baoe
Sdlier poiiirten ultS BON oieicn las
bate Der 8ouoerneur bis sur Ser
tagltng MIR 26 1ltrdl llnterIdyrift
5im @eiet erbDbeiL pibreno or 5itr
llnter5cihniula Der iibrigen 26 Gage
3eit bnt. @tan tanr oaber SIR 3eit
fein nidJti9cs &er5eiftiB Ger nciteit
@eicbesbeitinntungen ocroffentliden.
Obipobl Ole .Srofenen" rnehr als
Die SGlfte Scr Sisutgs8eit nit 9c-
rdtbing ibrer peridlieoenen sorlaa
gen in s(nipri,d, rtabnleit itno ollie
GmteioiS5iplin 3erit6rten, iuuroe
bod feline cinsiac itrer @aiircadu
pailirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
9enes slid. nuO ,Saaoseiee,

DIS neuc Slid, lnb Sogogeiat
.Wirb Caeeeestrait erhalteiC ylobnll
es Der @oimerneur lmtcr5eidnet, lp1;
ipobl illnerbolh Der lladlteu 5luei
8oGer Iein iuiro. IS etHtdlt Die
ioleenoen 9eitimmlurgen. pcthe per.
ldieoen limo pou Dem ictigrn Gjc.
lese.
@ihtoBcn 0iirien pom [. Sltni bis
81. Se5ember erlegt iucrocn; Sall.
ben pom j, sluguit bis 10 Nopem,
Der; &artriopeS ilnb Sped1te non 10.
gtoDelnber bis q. 3eScnrber. ,Sal
llcbrigen iit oas nere @eieb lpie oas
alte. Sn Siniiht DER SSogbIiSenitll
muroe feline slenoeriuW aemoht.
Sos Sdlieben pou 6iiden, aud
Sanbfiid)en, Sogging mnh Hof 6iib'
ing lit perboten; @igginq lit perbo'
ten int Sanuar, Scbruar, Wtiirb
slpril ino 9e5elllber l,no gtirnano
'oorf in ben Monaten or cir intO
oeinIelben Gage meGr OILS so Efuno
,Siidlc .giggef, ,Slt Sen Mpnoten
Iprii itnb Nini oarf mir nit elmer
gelpGbnlihen nSoof unb Sinr" gc'
fiidt lperben. Ssm 0tiiiiIiippi nno
Wiiinuri lit hos Ssiiden mittels gtc.
ten, Die, 5lpei5olligc @nidJen bnben,
erlairbt aitsgenommen inn slpril uno
0tai, bod, oiirfen sSarnbeitber in
ocn anberen 6liiiieR i'm StaatC i'm
SUM. sugiIt uiib Septembcr fir
ibren eiaenen 9ebarf NIT ioldcn
ReBen fiihen. Slide, Die SIT flein
iiro fiir oen Gebrmsd. niiiien mic.
Der ins 8aiier getban auerben, bcS,
gleiden and, ioId,e, oie heim Sem.
ing" Fiir Winnoms geiangen lucroen
mo 5it groB iino iiir uSait. 6iItc
inter oe,t folgenoen SGngen oiirIen
rid)t perfoltft iperOeu: Srout s Sod.
gife ii 3oa, Sad SaGmon II 3cll,
Slm 5iib 6 3oI(, Gatfiit - 3oIl,
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ihnor8e 9oB II Bell, lpeibc o0rr
gcitreifte gaB s 3ou 9lud oarf
fein SoteT1 SicItouront oNer Ga
benbciiter Slide inter 6ieIcn San
gen in Ieinern 9eiib Gnfen
Gi9cnthiinter bon a@nme 6orHlS"
neIde @iro In ser @efaIlacnFdlait
siiftcn. nriiIien beilr Stootc aeQef
ST per sSnhr oIIi6brTfdj cine 2i9ens
Inn sic erlolNtnifI 6lt ba
ben. @iIS 10 sit siihten.
Gcs neite SSso1oaeieb pcrbietat
Sen gertaaf BON iraenb tprtfeu
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Sappa SOaOlu.

6bus Sabu, bon ,Siuiss, liegt oli
einem aniaa Der Grippe oarnieoer
ssobamn ,lso anoreos Sitrit, Del-
DIE porige &ode ON Der Coles Greet
brim Sagelp pon 9aitboI5 waren, ba-
'en lire Sasenriible icst in Der
9t1be BON Stniss altigeiteIt.
gruit Diartebinsfp bat eilHb Sbeil
Der 8oerner sSarnt gepadtct imo
lpirb baLb oortbin iiberiieoeln.
sSn Ser SSSoroon 5dnle miro
om naditen Sonntag slbenb, ben 4,
slprif, cine l1nterbaltllng nebit 9or-
Supper itottfinben, onltott oiner
SdlnBieier ser S9ule.
SenrD Stole lit am porMet Srci-
tug, uod ietsmonatlifer glbpelen-
beit, 5llriifgefebrt. sm iciner slr8e.
horieen bier nlif ser Tnrnt III lNel-
fen.
iSrop Ssobtl Sehfuiot lit geaenpart
Zig franf; mir ipititifeit oober raife
9eiieriing
8iele iinierer gdflborn tpobntett
fiirslif Der Sdluf,feier ser Sdule
in glenos6nrg bei, Scbrer 8m.
Ndte bot bort eiten iehr erfolerei'
d,en Sertin beeuoist.
Ben Sess miro I'M fommenoer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
8ei RbcnmatismnS prObirt sloan's

8oIlt SIR idnelle uno lpirflid,e
2inberimg BON RbelanatismiS, 10
tbut, spas 2auieipoe IN iolden Sill
len tbrn, baSet sic ihmerseuoem
Stelen in SIoafs Ointment. aein
ginreiben IaBt es eit8ieben. @ebt
Biz alif 6en &roder nna linoert oie
Sdmer5en faft fofort., Solt cine
SIaide Sloan's 2irintent fiir 25c-
con irgeno einetn apofbefer utso bal-
tet es i'm Sauic fir grfdltlne. iuut-
oe nnb gefdhpolIene @lipoer. aen-
Senpeb. Siotiea lno oergleid'en.
@elS suriid, ipern nidlt 5,ifrieoeit~
IteIleno, ober es eibt faft aitget.
bIidIide 2in6erltna t(stoo)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Sabrgans So

Solu rpcltli6en Sriegslf)alplase
lit oieie 8ode MIR tuenig 5lt berit'
ten. slngrtffe a,lf Sdan5engraben
iir,ben taslid itatt obne oab Die Ell.
ne ober Die anoere Ssite Sort
idjritte 3u .nahen i'm StmtSe 1T.
JtatiirIia foiten oieie aanlpfe groBe
Apfer an Meiiderrleben imb @elo,
phnc oab iie ben arieg sil cinem
ertideioenoen grbe fithrcn fonllen
lno nur alti Die @rIdlopflng Der
tiiren ooer Der mocren Seite be-
ret.rct erideint. sllts Berlin miro
inter 6an Satimt bes 81. @tir5 gee
ineloet:
.,@eitIih pon Iont.a.gtoullon
lpuroen fransoiiide 9ngrifie nabe
llno oitIidy BON 8esiepilIc mb i'm
&albc bon Sc Eretre 5iriifgelhld'
gen. Ser Seillb erlitt ldApere Ser
lutte unS bie &iinpic gcbem ltlr an
elmer ein5tgen Stcllc apeItllt pom
@aloe BON Sc Hretre nodj luciter.
,SeinoIide ilteger lparfen gelterll
g}omben alli bic belgiidJeir StGote
9rltegge, @Sbiitelles lnO Gourrtai,
obnc jeood ntilitGriId)en Sdnoen an
iurihten. sSn Gourtroi apnrbe IN
Ser geGbc eines Solpitals eih @clgier
qet0btet ltnS elmer penpilnSet.
9ln ser rltiiiidlen @ren5e III Der
@egerN n0rblih BON MeteI lino Die
llier bes SluiieS bonn Seilthc gciau'
bert wuroem Die &uilen wuroeli bel
Salroggen geihla9en iuo joGen Iid1
In ser Rifytlmg altf SSfanbrinlp 5lt-
rid.
Huiiiide Strcitfr1ftc, Die ipuhreno
Ger (ebten paar Gage torolih bonn
SSaloc BON SliguIropo gegen Die
0eutIhen StellulNen borrildten,
luuroen poit oen 9eltti6en 5uriiCfge-
itLageiL sic it ben 8alblec9Ntritt
nabe Seinp porriiften. Die ,3nhl
Der bel arastopol gefaleacaelt MI.
len bat rm 500 5lacnunnncn Sn
Der Habe DON Sflinfi oip Der Sfipa
lpurben apeitere 900 9iuiieu gefan'
gen.
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Seit Dem /. NSdr5 babeu oie
SeIterreider 1873 rlriiiide SifiSiere
nno 39,942 Mann gefangen 9elom.
'llrelt.
Ser britii1e Sanpfer Sout6 va
ciiic, ser bon @lasgop llod} yselp
g)orf unteripess apor lit ON Siens.
tag or ser 8eitfiiite bon Sdtottlano
aeilulten, auic beriftct miro infolge
elmer Golliiion nit eiitenl lmbefanl'
ten Sdiff. Die sgtomtidJoft luiroe
Nerettet.
gtadbem oeutidye ltnterieeboote
ieete 8ode aIs Sroteit gegelp gng.
tmos gltsbungerltngssGolittf iedls
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8runo eebobrt batten, lp,lrbcn ON
Mittpod bieier @ohe ipieSer 5lpei
hritiid)e Sontpfer blirh oelttIdle
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

oiirfniiie treten 5u Sage. 0a5u lie
gen @rfabrllnaer illtS 9elDeiie Dor.
pelde scr Sanblpirtbl9aft su groB-
tenn gsltben bienert tonnen. 8arunr
nidt 5llgreifen, mo- alIes norbereitet
iit2 Ser ,Gonlmercialelub" BON
Sermanr bietet gutl, Iiebeil 8reitn.
be, bereittuilIigIt Die $ano, uiht mir
fir ieinen Rusen, neiit. in erSier
2inie 3u @nrem @urfter. 2aBt oie.
ie ginIa6mg nidlt oerge5lid, erfot-
Gen, es gilt, neltes 2eteft Sit mefea,
neue 8ortbeiIe Sit errireert fit @iSb
ttnS Cure &inSer Der 8oritano.
Geo. 8raettIb, fpie Der Sefretdr oes
;. .gommerciaIelnbs" Geo. s.. sIenf,
frenen iih iebr, ieoe getpiitidIte sfits-
flinft gu ertbeiIen ttnS Transformers
entsegenannehmer geur qgtniafeit
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Total Sc
Deposits 1915.
$1.851,9o4.93

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einen aontroft sli 5eisen. rnter mel.
dent fir cine seriiege. idbrIide attis.
gabe. ibr eiirer SolpiIie seitlebens
elm monatlides o6er Elm iabrIiheg
gintoauren fifern fonnt.
9. M. SiIber.