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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
BRITISH DRAFT BILL
WILL BE PASSED TODAY
ON SECOND READING
Speedy Adoption of New Mill
tary Service Measure by
House of Commons
Predicted
GIVES 80 DAYS OF GRACE

LONDON, May L.
Speedy passage for the now military
service bill providing conscrption for mar
ried men and for certain classes Of un-
married men not included in the previous
compulsory service measures was predict
ed today when the House Of Commons
convened this afternoon the program Of
business included the calling up of the
bill on second reading, It having passed
first reading last night Surprise has been
occasionod by the weakness Of opposition
to the measure and even suggestions that
the bill he extended to inclu&s Ireland did
not cause any sensation.
Tho bill will not go into effect lmmcdi-
ately after it's passage. 1t provides n
grace period Of 80 days in which males
of military age may enlist 10 avoid the
stigma of compulsory service.
Premier Asquith said the War Office
intended to form a special reserve corps
out Of the men obtained by the new meas
ure. Members of this special corps viii
be employed in civil work, but must be
prepared to answer n call to go to the
front at n moments notice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04

The Prcsbytery of Chester will meet to-
night in the Bryu Mawr Presbyterian
Church to ordain James Gordon GilEey
NJ A.. who is a graduate of Union Theo-
ant to the Rev. Andrew Mutch, the pastor
of the Main Line church. Participating in
the service will be the Rev. William T.
Eruse, Ewyn, Pa. the Rev. Charles S.
Richardson, Of Llnnerch; the Rev. Frank
c. Putnam, OF Rndnor; the Rov. Or Henry
Sloane Coffin of Now York the Rev John
Graham, Moderator of Presbytery; the
Rev. DIR. John =. Kendall, president of
Lincoln University, and the Rev Charles
w. Gilkey, of Chicago, The new minister
will close the service by pronouncink his
first benediction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
penrose Ticket Endorsed i 1zih Z.

The full Penrose ticket was ina.
last night at meeting Of the 47.h vv.s
Penrose Republican League, as ~.
the candidacy Of Senator Daix for = =, s's'
tion. Frank Hsrdart president !, s,se.
league, presided and delivered an a. 'ns
Senator Dalx also spoke. The r,S"'s
was well attended Members Of the r.s.lns
declared that the Ware forces hsd essue
stationed at the doors of the meeting nls.a ,aen
the session. 'ehoed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
Letters Found in valise in River

\ bulky leather valise was found float.
ing in the Delaware River near Port
Richmond today by Michael Cokonas, a
sailor on the dredge Kennedy, anchored
at Pier a. NPort Richmond. Besides col
lars, neckties and several photographs. the
streets station found half a dozen letters.
addressed 10 Adolph Writ, 531 Clinton
street Brooklyn. They were written In
Swedish The police are in communication
with the Brooklyn authorities TO solve the
mystery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
MOSLEM HINDUS ROUSED
BY BRITISH DEFEAT AT KUT
Authorities in India Taking Precau-
tions, Fearing Possible Islamic
Outbreak

British authorities in India have taken
every precautlon 10 guard against a rev.
olution inspired by the Turkish victory at
Kut-el-Amara, according to advices re-
ceived' by the Turkish Government today.
The region around Bagdad is sacred
ground in the eyes of the Indian Moham-
Inedans. News of recent British reverses
in the Mesopotamlan region is said TO
have inspired the latest outbreak among
Mohammedan Hindus near Lahore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
REPORT OF NAVY'S WEAKNESS
GIVEN TO HOUSE COMMITTEE
General Board Says Marine Power
Dropped to Third Place in 1907

WASHINGTON. May 4.-The report of
the Navy General Board, showing that
the United States Navy dropped to third
place in point of tonnage in 1907 and
sixth place in point of personnel two years
later, today was formally laid before the
House Naval Affairs Committee by Repre-
sentative Butler, of Pennsylvania.
The report was given tO Representative
Butler last night He told the committee
today that he would bring the report TO
the attention of the House when the navy
appropriation bill was taken up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04

NGWTOWN, Pa, May 4.-The New
town Board of Trade reelected these OH.
GERS: President. J. Milmer Lundy; vice
president. Robert Kenderdine; secretary
and treasurer, Frank T. Wentworth; d.
rectors, u. Russell Bond II. Griffin Mil.
ler w. Aubrey Merricli, l.. c. Wcttling
Horace G. Reeder, w. NJ. Watson and
Horace b. Hogeand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
FORMER PHILADELPHIAN
KILLED IN INDIANAPOLIS
Miss Louella waddington Victim of
Street Car Accident

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May Am a
street-car crossing accident here late yes
tcrday Miss Louella Waddngton 67, for
merly a school teacher at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, was Killed She came here six
weeks ago from Philadelphia to visit a
sister.
She was born in Salem. N j., and was
principal OF the schools there for some
time. She once taught in a private school
In Florida and had many pupils who have
gained prominence in the East. After her
retirement as a teacher she lived for some
time in Germantown, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
British Seize German Consul

BERLIN, May 4.-InfoTmation received
by the Overseas Agency from Athens says
that British troops detained a train a
short distance from Seres and arrested
Herr Kuentzer, the German Consul at
Drama, in the villayet of Salonica The
Greek Government has protested.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
GIL Av1AToRt AMER1cANI.

r. noto che cinque aviatori amerlcan
fanno servizio nell'esercito italano quail
istruttori di unlciali destinati al servizio
acreo. ora si e. appreso che questi cinque
aviatori cioe' j. Lansing Callan. w. r.
Doherty, Harold Kantner, David II. Nc
Culoch Charles Fay, Jr.. hanno aver
tito il governo italiano che cssi torneranno
in America mel caso che In guerra dovesse
scoppare ira gil Stati Until e la Ger
mania II governo italiano ha pronta-
mente dato il suo consenso questa do
manda.
/ due primi aviatori, cioe' Callan c
Doherty, furono reCentemente nominate
cavalier della Corona d'itala. Callan or
ganizzo' Ii scuola di aviazione di laramie.
q Dohcrty cadde in mare durantc un volo
spcttacoloso fu salvato dopo ventisei ore
da una torpcdiniera che 10 ricercava.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
Ex-Capt. Cameron to Open bureau

Robert D. Cameron captain of city de-
tration, has applied for a license to con-
duct a private detective bureau. A hear
ing on his petition will be held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in room 296, City Hall.
Edward W. Wells is counsel for Mr. Cam
eron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
Georgians Re-elect Clark Howell

MACON, Ga. May 4.-Georgia Demo-
Gratis, in convention here. Endorsed Presi-
dent Wilson for reelection and Sc
lected eight delegates-at-arge, who will
have one-half vote each In the St. Louis
convention. Clark Howell, of Atlanta,
was re-clected National Committeeman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-04
GIL LTNUTTLI ATTACCHI
AUSTRIACI AL TONALE
ESULLE MARMOLADE
Meme Teutoniche Per Provocare
I'm Confitto ira Italia e
Svizzera Sventate dal
Governo di Roma
GIL AVIATORI AMERICANI
ROMA, ( Maggie.

ROMA, ( Maggie.
II NinIstero della Guerra pubblicava
ieri sera II seguente rapporto del generate
Cadorna circa la situazione ALA fronte
italO-austriaca;
Nella zona del Tonale II nemlco
opero' piccoi attacchi contro lie nostre
posizioni del Passo di Castelbico, at
tacchi che furono subito respinu
Nella Val Lagarlna, moi abbiamoq
cannoneEgiato trent ConvogH del
nemico.
Nella zona ira rAdlge ed II Brenta al
e. avuto un intense duello di artiElieria.
Aeroplani nemici che tentavano di volare
sulle montague comprese ira le due VAIN
sono stati messi in fuga dai nostri aW-
atori.
II ncmlco ha fatto ripetuti ed inutli
attacchl contro le nostre posl7ioni della
Marmolada delralta valle del Bolte.
Ncla zona delrIsonzo la stuazione e
relativamente calma.
81 e. appreso qui che austrlaci te-
deschi sparEono ad arte false notize circa
opcre di fortlfcaziono che lGtalia an
drcbbc erigcndo lungo In frontiera italo-
sviZzera @ dicono che queste opere erano
necessarie per II fatto che 81 sapeva che
In Svizzcra avrebbe tolerate che Austria
Gcrmania tentasserO una invasione del
p1taIia attravorso il territorio elvetico,
ora II Nrnistero degli AFFAIR." Esteri
pubblica sui Fiornali un communicate uff'
cioso mel quale ST spicga che queste fortt-
ficaziou hanno semplicemente un caret-
tcrc offensive 81 mega formalmente che
II governo italiano abba mai aruto sos.
petit del pcncre di quelli, attribultili dai
giornai austriaci tedeschi. II Eoverno
itaIiann sa assai bone invece che Ia
Svizzera non tollerera' mai una viola2i-
one della propria neutraita, da quail
unuue partc essa venga, del resto essa
e pienamente capace di difendere questa
sua ncutralta'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

-Hi6ter 8m. 6. Soof, bonn 8lln-
besgeridt bot am Iittpo6 entidie-
oen, Dob Dos aoamion'ide adtitun.
oeneeies ungiiltig lit, 90 es gegen Die
9unoes Serfaiiung neritoBe.
-Gonp gpple, Bob. 9ladpell nnb
Conrad Sbee, 9ireftoren unb gm-
NETT Iiller, glerf bes @nsconaoe
S6uIbiftriftes maren lesten Rontag
bier Inn cine uebertragungs llr'
furbe u,1sfertteen at laiien, tponad)
Der Sdulbiitrift bas friiber als
Sdulbalts benlttte @ebaube nebit
@runitiid an Beter &uebbler bon
@asconaoe fir $2O7. 90 berfauft.
Serr &iiebbler beabiibtigt Dos friib.
ere SdrleebGi,oe in Elm 8obnbaus
umlaugeitalten.
limb abermals mlb Der Gllter
fem Sal1pt aitf ben Iltar bes 8ater.
lambs leeen unb Der Satriot-iei'
men Noeen. am nd6lten 0onners.
tag lit es elm Sabr Der, bab mi,
bonfiagten. Siele 2elite nebmen e
nit Dem Sanf iebr gerlai,, 9lallber
aud mobl, iie bitten nidts 81 ban'
fen. Shin, mie mans ninmt. @e,
allies @ute oils lelbltperitdnoli6 bin
nimmt uno alles 8oie oils MIR fin
i'm bprbonoert miro feincn @runf
gum 0anfen finben. 8er aber Dor
jencn 9liidli6 beranlaeten Wcnider
elmer lit, Die @ott fir alles oanfen
miro au6 Dem pergan9enen Sabre.
ipenit es i'm nod 10 itiefmiitterlid
bunocltc, cine banfbore g%rinnerllne
niomen. SIN 9eiit eines iol6er
@cmiltbs 5u iein lit nllein idor
oa"nfenspcrtb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
Gum S~anfiasnnsstas.

Sci oanfbor, nenn geiitnoe @lieoer,
@eiunoen 2eib on nenneIt oein
unb beine Gimme frei bon Hebel
lnb S6atten bleiben flar uflo rein.
Sci oarfbor. penn Elm rein @emiiien
Dir Tlibe gonnt BEL Gag uiio Naft,
8enn Dir a~nitatt Der Soreenmolfen,
Gin Simmel boiler Srobiinm lad,t.
Sci banfbar, mcnn I'M &anlpf oes
2ebens
Dir rebli6 marc bein t6elih 9rot,
ltnb iueiie 8oriidt beiner Seele
Did i6iitt Dor ieber bittern Iotb.
Gel oanfbor, biele andre lei6en
llnenoli6 idiper rno boffnungslps
Son ihrer 8iege biz gum Gage
90 nan lie lceet in Der groe Sdoo6.
Sci oanfbar, maliden feblts an allent
@as @enihenbera inb Sinn begebrt,
Drum bette olid), NIT iebem Gage,
Dab Dir nidts llebelS %mieberfGbrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

Geo. Mltnoipiller fam leste $50.
DIE bierber Inn benz 9~egrGbnilie iei-
rler @robmittter, Der BERT. Srar
Maebalena M1inbpiller beisupob.
men, neldes am lebten Sreitag auf
benz fatbl. &irdbofe bel 2ittle Ser
ger itattfanb.
-Seit benz 1. Robember lit Die
Sago altf Siriden, Bis gum 81. 9e-
5enlbsr, auf Surfeps bis gum 81. Oe.
Semlber, al1f cartridges bonn 10. SEQ
bember biz gum 81. DECEMBER unb
ai,f pel5traeenoen Sbieren bont 1.
Hopember bis gum 1. Sebruar often.
-4us Naibua, Mont., eelegent.
lid Ger grneuerung ieincs Monne.
msnts, idreibt Sris Suenfel ber5li9e
@riibe on ollie feline alien gefannten
in @asconabe Gountp. Or beri6tet
oab BEL Roibiia lette ISOLDE Elm brei
3oll tieier Sdnee tiel, Der jeood balo
mieoer peri9mol5.
linn Der 8eerbigung bes BERT.
8m. 8rrfbarbt am letten Samstag
~bei5upobnen, naren lebte &o1e Die
folgenoen Observation-Disclosures Scr
panbten bierber gefommen: 90.
8urfbarbt unb @attin bon &anias
Gitp, Srnl1 w. @. Gngfer nno SRI.
ella gngler bon Glapton unb SRI.
8erna 9lrfborot bon ct. 2olis.
-Scnrp Soob bon 9lano melder
ipGbrenb bes September Sermiils
1914 i'm bieiieen areiseeridt zines
3ptbSu6tsperiuds iiberfilbrt uno su
elmer 3~-iGbrigen 3udtbausitrafe per-
urtbeilt milroe, lit ON letten Mon.
tae aus Ser StrafanItalt entlaiIen
morben. @egen 9uten Setragens
murbe bie Strafaeit inter Der 9rei.
piertcl = Gegel ltnt nabe5l Elm Sabr
berfiir5t.
SIN Der 2ittle Berger limo Die
Sarmer borun einen Serein 3u grim.
ben gum Sdrbc Der Suails. Sober
Sarmer Der bem Serein beitritt, bers
pflidtet ii6 bas Sagen aitf Nliails
ouf ieinem 9eiibtbum auf bas itreng.
ite au Gerbieten lir,b iein 8eItes bo5u
beiautraeer, bur6 8ei6iitllng bes
8uails unb burd Strelnlng bon
Slttter in i1neerei6er 8inters5eit,
nidt n,lr elmer altsrottltng bieies
niislidlten aller Sogelarten bor5n-
beliserL ionbern oeren grbaltl,ng nnb
8ermabriing si ermoeli6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

9ie beittiden &irden, Die beltt,
i6en @emeinoeidulen Die beutiden
Sereine unb Die oeuti6en 3eitungen
iino Die Sauptitiisen unb @runb.
feiten fir Die @rbaltune Der oerti6en
Spra6e unb Die SOroerune gutter
Sitten unb @ebr6ude in @merifo.
User an bieien Citizen riittelt, per
ni6t gu ibrer SeItigung mitbilft,
fann nidt oils elm edter red)ter
9eutid . amerifaner gelten. Sebr
beoauerli6 lit es, merlit elm Seuti9.
amerifaner feline biesbe5iielide Otit-
billie beriagt.-Darum abonniert 10.
fort auf bas nSermanner Golfs.
blattl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
slms benz g~ulfsblatt fri6erer Sabre
Sieie gsudle pur So Sahreu.

Die @eburt zines SobndenS er.
frertte lesten 0onnerstag Srn. Carl
Sanien itno @ottin.
Die Serren Toeihel, S6erer unb
SO. peridiffen gegenu1rtig gang
enorme GuantitGten ibrer por5iie.
lihen 8einiorten.
Sie.@attin oes Serrn Sulius @raf
begliidte ibren @enlabl nit einem &c.
iunoen Stammbaltsr.
Srau 8auIine SdiiB, cine Der GIte.
item Ginnobnerinneri unieres Goltn.
tbs, itarb plobli1 lesten Samstag
I'M berporberiidten 4lter bon 60
Sabren.
0as 8obnbaus oes Serrn Gbriit.
&itbn, County Collector, bronnte in
Der lebten Samstag Hadt nieber.
8eiaen ga, Safer 20, &orn As,
&artoffeln 40.
Sieie ISOLDE nor 81 Sabren
8eiaen $1.15, Safer 20, &orn
SO, gier .17E, Surfeps. pro Stiid
so bis rs, S6infen per 8funb G
bis Z.
Die Srene Greet mar geItern bon
elmer " Coll oiden Sis . &rliite be.
Dedt.
9as einitodige 9aditeineebGubl
allf Der Seubner'iden Sarm etfpo
cine babe Reile oitlid bon bier
bronnte beute Nadmittae bis gum
Slnnbament nieoer.
Gin w%eitfparts sebenbcr SradtSue
entgleiite lesten 9ienstag Morgen in
Der HGbe bon Coles Greet, ettpa 4
Weilen bon bier, burd bas Serabfal,
len zines groBen Selsblodes. Ser
idieoene Srabtnagen THIRTEEN in Der
SluB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
&hentnatismns fplat @nsietnna.

SIN &egen ben gartae11 Sag miro
eepobnli6 bon rbeumatii6en
S6mer5en ober 9euraleie eefolgt.
Sloan's Ointment miro @ud idnelle
2inber1ng seben uno es berbiiten,
bob bieie Sdmeraen sur Dual tper-
ben. 3iebt idnen elm obne &eiben
nnb beidnftigt Die Deben itnb idmer-
5enoen @elenfe. Sir nebe, iteife
rtnb miibe Ml,sfeln, Die idmeraen
unb flopfen bon 1leberanitreneltng,
bilbet SIoan's Ointment idnelle Gin.
berut1g. auetidungen, 8errenfl,n.
gen itno 8eritaudungen BEL &inberr
tperben fhnel sebeilt bon Sloans
Ointment. Solt cine Slaide bot,
Current 4potbefer. 25c. (gns. 81
In5cigen I'M Solfsblott brineclt
GrfoIn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
2iterariider Ibeub Der Sudidnlc.

9ie Stuoenten Der Sodi6ule tper.
Den berte Ibenb cine IbenounterbaI.
tltng beranitalten fir nelde folgen.
oes Brogram a~ufgeltellt lit:
Song-"Beautiful Blue Danube" -
Music Glass
Recitation-Dorothy Breuer
Debate: Resolved that labor unions
are beneficial to the community
Affirmative: Lee Bess and Florence
Friend; Negative: Wilbur Kesslel
and Erna Poeschel; Rebuttal: Lee
Bess and Wilbur Kessler.
Piano Solo-Edwin Rippstein
Sketch-"Mrs. Grimshaw's Mistake"-
Mrs. Grimshaw - Marie Luppold;
Aunt Betsy-Anna Maude Meyers
Sarah Grimshaw - Ollie Weiser;
Mrs. Briggs-Mabel VENTED; Miss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kraettli; Mrs
Brown-Marie Becker.
Misrepresentation Helmers
Country Justice"-Justice of the
Peace Philip Wohlt; Spludge.
Plaintiff-Everett Ward; Fudge,
Decentralization Ward; Attorney
for Plaintiff-Homer Fahrner; At
torney for observation-disclosures Wal
ker; Witnesses: Bulge, jerks and
Sally Muggins; Jury: Foreman, Ed
win Walther, Gladys Hickman,
Blanche Ellis, Rodney Hickman,
Oliver Honeck, Wilbur Kessler,
Frank Eggers and Elmer Baecker.
Piano Solo-Martha Salzmann
Decision of Jury
Song - pilgrim Chorus" - Music
Class
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
The Truth About Cancer

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Send for your copy today. Address
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Nus ben Ga6bar . Counties.

5 Srei Stimmen muroen in @ar.
rem GOuntp fir oas 8robibitions,
Sidet abgeeeben; alle in @arrenton.
5 Sebolia bot am @obltoee .tro.
den" geItimmt unb belief ii6 Die
Wtebrbeit Der .Srodcncn" ouf sol.
Sicle Der 6ortisen Negcr muroen
BON Den ~Srodenen" oils Stimm.
bieb benltst.
5 9uS 2iberal grts @ebGroe uno
bus 8obnbaiis bes 8~r1iioenten oeS
Wiiiouri @esleDan College in Gom.
eron, Clinton gountp, muroen ourd)
Seltcr %5eritort. Scr Sdaben bctr1gt
$4,000 ilnb Die 8erii6erung $40.
600.
galr Der eroBen Mebrbeit Die ct.
2ouis County uno bic Staot ct.
Souls geeen Brobibition ~abgegebsn
baben, lit es 5u beroanfen, Dob oas
3. Announcement nidt angenommel
pltroe.
5 Cine Sabrif our SerlteIlitng bon
eleftriiden Ipparaten uno Sup.
plies" miro bemnGdit in Union, in
Sranflin Gountp erridtet merben, gu
ueld)cm ltnternebmen Die 9iirger
bes StGotdens einen Bonus Dor
100000 aufgebradt baber.
5 0ie 0enlofraten bon Sranflir
Gountp bielten leBten Wontoe all,
Seller bes Sieges ibrer 8artei bel DC,
Staats. unb 9ationalnabl, in ,lnie
rer IadbarItaot 8aibineton elmer
groBen Sodelaug ab, an Dem iif ct
ma 1000 8erionen bstbeilieten.
5 9aS unborii6tiee @eriperfen ei
mes brennben Strei6bol5es bate 5ul
Solge bob auf Dem &aienplase Dol
Dem Gourtballs in Cape @irarbenl
bas oiirre @ras uno 2omb in 8rani
eerietb uno Dos Gorrtbai1s beorobte
Sur6 einen itarfen 8ino angefad
eriff oas Selter raid III! iid unb MI,
nod bartem Sample mar es m0eIid
bas Seuer 81 loiden.
5 9eibe 3fpeige Der 2egiSlat,r
Miiiouri's perban anideinenb Demo
fratiid fem. SIM Sauie meroen nae
iesigen 8erednl,ngen Is 9emofro
ten unb CT &epublifoner iiten; in
Senat 26 0emofraten l,ro adt SIC
pltblifaner. 9rofs 8otion BON Holl
Gountp beniibt iid Inn beit Goite,
bes Spreders.
S Die @obl in Gcrrp Gountp il
bltrdmeg 81 @uniten Der RepubIifo
ner ausgefallen, oenn Sugbcs CT
belt cine Webrbeit bon $50 Stinl
men, 1no ieoer repltblifuniide Gpllil
tpfanbioat murbe crpdblt, itnb 5ipo
idponften sic Mebrbciten 5pii6cI
112 unb 1011, iueld)' lcbtcre Webr
belt Geo. @nOres fir Sberiff erbicIt
| Gum erlten Mol in Scr @elhidtc ia
Sro5ear So,unibip, meldeS sic beut
iden Ortidaftcn entbGlt, cine rcpl1b
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

piini6en. Dieier 8ltnft mitroe nod
nidt entidieben, bod glaubt man,
boB Ser 9lufi6ub MIR eering iein
miro. 8as @eies beitimut Dob cine
8abl 40 Gage noh Der ginreidung
Der 8etition Itatt5ufin0en bat. ga.
rod milrbe alio Die @obl friibeitens
etpa ON 5, Sunitar n. S. Itattfinoen
fonter.
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Gin fmrser grief. sd NOR front

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

-9onfioglmes . Sail am Don.
nerstae, Sen 80. Geobcmber in Bell.
mann's Salle in Berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
No. 6.
Official Statement of the Financial
Condition of the
HERMANN SAVINGS BANK

HERMANN SAVINGS BANK
at Hermann, State of Missouri, at the
close of business on the 18th day of
November, 1916, published in the Her
manner Volksblatt, a newspaper print
ed and published at Hermann, State
of Missouri, on the Oath day of No
vember 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
No. 1858

No. 1858
Official statement of the financial
condition of the
PEOPLES BANK OF HERMANN
at Hermann, state of Missouri, at the
close of business on the 18th day of
November, 1916, published in the Ad-
vertiser- Courier, a newspaper printed
and published at Hermann, state of
Missouri, on the 10Th day of Novem-
Der, 1916.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24

made, SIS.
We, Geo. Kraettly, as vice-pres., and
E. F. Rippstein as cashier of said
bank, each of US, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
GEO. KRAETTLY, Vice-Pres.
E. F. RIPPSTEIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 23rd day of November A. d. nine
teen hundred and sixteen.
Witness my hand and official seal
on the date last aforesaid.
(Seal) l.. r. Vented,
Circuit Clerk.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN H. HELMERS,
GEO. KRAETTLY,
L. E. ROBYN,
Directors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-07

low creek mining district The gov
eminent Is taking Immediate steps to
survey small town sites at these plac-
es.
The railroad north and south from
Anchorage passes through and deyel-
ops 4 large agricultural country.
There are now between 500 and 1000
hOmesteaders along the line OF the
railroad In this section. and the ag-
ricultural land Is being rapidly de-
veloped. The homesteaders are sup
plying a considerable portion OF the
foodstuffs for the railroad employees
and other people in that section OF
the country. Recently the Alaskan
Engineering Commission contracted
for 400 tons, or over 13.0UJ bushels.
of potatoes with the Matanuska farm
ers. Products are being hauled by the
farmers to Matanuska and shipped
over the railroad to Anchorage and
other points along the line. There
is still room for n large number OF
homesteaders in the vicinity OF the
railroad. and the government hopes to
encourage farmers from the states to
come to Alaska and take up home
steads in the territory tributary to the
railroad In order to develop the agri-
cultural lands SO that the country
may some day in the near future be
seIf-supporting.