davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Deaths.

Noel II. Kyes. % years. Government Hospital
for the Insane.
Ellen c. Durall. c. years. "a stree, north
west.
Marcy N. Mitchell. 50 years, Emergency Hos.
pital
howard d. Lowd, 80 years the Nj. veraon
apartments.
Anna Z. Rice, IS Year,, 1916 North Capitol
Martha J. MeBath. 20 years IAs I street
northwest.
sarah II. Neale, 20 years. 24os Fourteenth
Ella II. kelm. 7s years. superintendenrs
Quarters. United States naval Observatory.
Jefferson c. Smith, 81 years. Government
Hospital FOR the Insane.
James l.. Shaffcr, 20 years. Government les
pttsl for the Insane.
Sister Mary Bernadine May, sc years Geo-ye-
to~n visitation Convent.
Bernard I. Janncy. :? years. 3cs? y street
Heba J. Taylor, i5 years. National Homco-
Emma IL. Hall, 60 years. 1858 Sixteenth street
Frederick r; Held, ls years. -n Twelfth
street southeast.
Joseph Dooley. months. Sis Fifth street
James a. Early. Sc years. Providence Aos-
pital.
John Adam wunde,iich. 6s years. 1913 Wilt
berger street northwest.
| W>nford \. MCGEE. so years. Sil Hhodc
| Island avenue northwest.
Anna c. Kerr. 10 years, lll3 Twentieth street
IIenrictts Gould. g. years SCI Second stree,
| northeast.
John Happ, &c years, 9l3 Sixth street north.
| west.
Heneriua H. stair 81 years. col o stree,
| northwest.
Elzabeth Ryan. 50 years, IS New York ave.
| nue northwest.
Israel L, Coroy. IS years. llS5 Girard stree,
| northwest.
Mary L. Bowman 6s years, 1919 Eighth street
| northwest.
James O'Rrlen. IS years. I7l2 Seventeenth
| nnFthOesf
Mollie Goldman, hour, 1890 L street north.
! west.
! Infant OF Earl and Georgia Ullman, thirteen
days. Columbia Hospital.
Annie Thomas As years. Washington Asylum.
Alice johnson. SO years. 1000 Sixth stree
| southeast.
Alberta Lyles. 81 years. Columbia Hospital.
Anna X. Carey 81 years, 1911 rhirtcentf
street northwest.
Grace Baker, 20 years Garfield Hospital.
Susie Hayes. a. years, Government Hospi;a
| for the Insane.
James Young. ~ years, Garfield Hospital.
Isabelle Robinson, 65 years, Dix street. Desn
wood Heights.
Charles Rohnson, s. years, Stanton, u. ..
Annie HurreiI. 20 years, Casualty Hospital
Moses H. Jackson. 20 years, 1904 New lCrl
avenue northwest
Ellen Reed, - years, lS+2 Temperance ave
| nuo northwest.
Washington Lsndon. SO years, ,3s IIeehma,
| street southeast.
| William ". Perry. s. Years Government lios
ptal for the Insane.
Sarah lawson, s. years. Washington Asylum
| Hospital.
Geneva Cofcr. wears. Frecdmen's Hospital
Mary Mack, iays 1910 East Capitol street
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tant. came running. lust as the curious
onlooker reached the SPOT.
He came down heavily on the shoulder
OF the offender and seized the arm or
his whl skered friend before the latter
had a chance to escape. .,
You're under arrest" hundred the
patrolman. What d. you mean. any
way. BY walking around the streets an
noyinC ladies, ch?'
CTo Be Continued Tomorrow
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Saw Fish Which Carried
Its Young in Its Mouth

NEW YORK. Jan. IA specimen of
the parapilapla, or mouth breeder OF
Egypt, a fish which carries its young
in its mouth, was exhibited at the meet
ing of the aquarium society. The fe-
male and young form n part Of the COL
lection OF Or. \. G. A. Preusker. An
other rare specimen of the fish family
exhibited was tho belcsoX bclzanus. a
native of British Honduras water. and
so far as Is known the only fish which
is liVe-bca ring
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Marriage Licenses.

James a. Murray and Mary d. Tippett.
Joseph g. Savoy. oxon HIN. Nd, and Rosetta
savoy.
Alphonza Buchanan and Elnora [. Page.
Park Andrew Dsllis. Atlanta, Ca, and
LUclla Kirk llinn.
Moss.
Mitchell ". Dsss. Blunton Ga. AMI MauGe
r. Young. Shingler Ga
William Robinson md Georgeana Brown.
Joseph Holmes and Rosetta Long.
Ernest c. .ilnutt and Lucille ". Gott
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AUCTION SALES
Thos. 8. owen 4 Son, Auctionecra.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IMPROVED BY A TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, no 2l21
4TH STREET y. l..
BY virtue of u certain deed of trust daily
recorded, in Liber No. 1885, Folio rs ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District OF Co.Lul-
bia, and at the request of the party secIred
thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII sell,
at public auction, In the office OF TiOS. J,
OWEN g. SON, Auctioneers, 1881 G 81. y W,
ON THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY or M
Larry, A. d. 1915, AT TWO O'CIICE
p. NJ. the efollowiny-dcscribed land anu prem
ises. situate in the District Of Columbia, and
designated and being Lot 81 in BlocK -.
Center lexington" as per plat recorded In
the office Of the surveyor in Liber - at
Folio 40, in Square 3s2l, subject to res,ric.
lions of Record.
TERMS OF SALE: Sold subject to u !or
deed of trust for 81. lO0.O 90 and the a.G. :ut
over and above said trust to be paid IL! c-sh.
A deposit of $1,000 will be required =; l!rns
OF sale. All convsyancing, recording, etc. at
cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale to be COM
piled with within y days from day ot saie,
otherwise the trustees reserve the rigu. to
resell the property al the risk and cost oc
defaultinS purchaser.
BENJAMIN II. GRCNt:l:
BRCCE CLEVELAND,
1sr,..t
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IN MEM0RiAM

fNstices fer this column are aocep.sd At 80
cents hat. either prose er poetry. In cass no.
ttce does not exceed ten lines. And 10 cents
for each line In sxcess Of ten.t
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. JANUARY. II.
1916 SEALED PROPOSALS will be rece."'I
al the offiCa Of the Secretary of the Boo i
o. Commissioners, Room j02, District Blu. :
ing until o'ciocl; Z. NJ. February !, !" :.
Tor cxcavating, grading, hllinE, soiliRc. =
ding and EurfaCins Central j. gh SNh0oI ~, ,
18th and clifton streets, northwest, WasA.
ington. ~ Z. Blank forms of prorosa ?,
specifications. and all necessary informstl"u
ma be ohtained from the chief Clelk. n
rincer Uopa rtment Room ~, district Eui =
ing. Washington. u. G. \ deposit ct Il, .
dollars viii be required n incur" ret IN
NEWMAN, LOUIS RROWNLoW. CHARLES
W. krTE. Commissioners, ID. e.
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HnTN. END. / DOy HEtU . ytHTS Ut " Fs,-
mittod $40 TT. adv, and deducted. No
PM winter, SIS PM summer. B&b. WORK
for wife. would take single man at Same
wages Summer wages March 10 to NO
vcmber 15.
COMMON LABOR.
Pennsylvania.
6si 81, Allegheny Co. Wanted: 1000 miners
and 200 mine laborers. No TT. Miners
piecework, average 80 PD. Mine iaborers
s2l5 PD. Underground day ieborers
hrs PD.
s7G-I240 Lehigh Co. Wanted: Clay dissers.
strikers. bumpers. leaders. machine inen.
kiln men. laborers. Austrian, German or
Hungarian. $40 Tr. adv. hrs. PI. N''o-
So 30 PD.
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Vital Records
Births.

6lftho.
William and Belle E. Gator, girl.
Francis and Mary D. Neubeck, girl.
James H. and Bessie e. Watson, boy.
Joseph A. and Mary G.. Connors, boy.
walter and Marian i. Frech, boy.
James l.. and Martha NJ. Mayars, boy.
Charles ". and Mabelie q. owinss. girl.
George d. and Gertrude, LArssh. boy.
Lester A. and Mildred NJ. Round, boy.
John W. and Virginia Smith. girl.
Charles and Mary Csplan. Eirl.
Arthur d. and Katherine NJ. Williamson.
girl.
John p. and Margaret NJ. Harty. boy.
Gus l.. and Mary p. Morgan, sirl.
Samuel and Helen v. Malsspina. boy.
Nash E. and Valaska A. Cook. girl.
John and Mary Murphy, girl.
Jacob and Sophia Goldman, girl
william and Lucy Decstor. boy.
Samuel C. and Martha a. Baldwin, girl.
George Y. and Ruth Z. Wen. girl.
William and Nellie c. Wen, boy.
James H. and Maggie Nelson. boy.
Henry and Sarah Fairfax. boy.
Harry and Nellie Bensu, boy.
James H. and Alberta Bogginson, boy.
Dennis and Mary A. Mack. girl.
Henry and Helen Richardson, boy.
Harry and Beulah Byrd. girl.
Frederick and Hattie Fletcher, girl.
Phillip T. and Emma Miller boy.
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Detailed information following Opportunities
be secured free of charge upon application to
BUREAU OF INFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
| OF LABOR, 801 MILLS BUILDING.
J
milk
others,se stated opportunities " OF
.
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THE RED CIRCLE
BY ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE.

Saddle" Etc
Rtchey
by
The Washington times., 1916-01-17

FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
S67-579 Howard Co. one married man, with
family. for general farm work. Hollander
or Dane preferred. other ES, II qualified.
"A COWS. Exp, Children permitted. TT.
adv. $50 PM. house. garden. fuel and milk
work for wife.
SO SO2I Washington Co. Three single men
for general work on stock and dairy farm
Irish, German or Belgian. Other ES. 8
cows. Exp. TT. adv. and deducted. $40
Se5 pm, BL&W. Wanted March l.
Virginia.
SIo-Ioo4 Elizabeth City Co. One married
man for general farm work. English, Ger
man or SCandina viau. 3-i cows ES ncccs-
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False COlors."

L, ALFWAY down the pier. on her
IL way back to the beach. June
turned to look seaward The
brisk wind that had sprung up
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FOR RENT-STORES

AT 1916 lATH ST. y. W.-Store and DWELLING;
store 20 feet deep: i3-foot ceiling; two show
windows: water. gas. furnace; electricity;
shelves and counters: cellar full depth and
width; ConCrctcd: dW elling. rooms and .,ath.
Price: One hundred and ten dollars lcr
month Apply to
DR. s t. LEWIS. 1918 18th ST. " ".
FOR RENT-Six -roomed house with store
sanitary plumbing; also garage at Gil y nv.
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on yle2 cash and SIS month. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full paruculars dTot
postal. Telephone or cali on VIM. r.
RITCAIE. aI C0loIg Bids. IA n. s1sl.
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SPlRITUALISM
Marie A. Davidson, Ph. D.

siyes hest Of warning; STOP that sighuug
shows your Way rlcar, price ST. III let. 5. W,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Der acoparbfiid.

Sin peridouensr Nusfii9 bes ats
lantii9en Saeans, Den man felt
1882 fir ausgsIiorben belt, purbe
i'm leBten 5riibrpinter sum eriten
Mole pieber in er0beren Mengen
feftgeiteat. IS 1T Der gu Sen Sisf,
feefii9en aus Der Samilie Der 2aliz
lioae 9ehDrenbe aeoparbfii9 oper
3iegeIfii4, Der gu ben farbenprdds
tighten Sii4en ge5dblt ipirb. Die
auberbolb Der Srppen bortpmmen.
Dds Sier, Oas in Ieiner &Grpsr>
geitaltung am meiiten einem &obeliau
dbnelt, 1T auf Der aiidieite ~piolett,
auf Der llnterieite mo ben 9du1=
fIofen lueiBlid, I'M iibrigen in Ieiner
gansen GrDBe non esaulid saelben
Sleden beOedt. Der ,3ieselftfd
purbe i'm Sabre 1879 BON BEN Sc
lebrten an Der ppm @olfItrom be-
ipiilten &iiIte Qmeritos entbedt.
ODD f6on brei Sabre ipdter beri6tets
elm ameritanii9er 8opitGn, oab sr
in elmer Gntfernung BON uugefGfr
100 Ssemeilen BON Der &iiIte Der 8ers
einisten Stanten auf elmer Streds
BON SO Seenleilen i'm qtIantii6en
SSean Our9 cine lnmenge toter uuD
iterbenoer Slide gefabren iei.
S4Iiebli9 ipurbe Die 3abI oieier Os-s
enbeten 3iegelfif9e auf ni4t ipent9er
ols 1400 Mtlionen gel1dbt. aIs
uriade fir bieIes plDbli9e ausiter=
ben bes 10 nubbrineenoen SifGes
nabm man bic i6peren Stiirme beg
Sabres 1882 an, Die Our9 @erordn>
gllns bes fparmen 8aiiers bon Der
&iifte ben Sob Der Slide berbeiz
fiibrten. Siermit a6er ipar Diefe
niibIi@e angelfifderei pernidtet.
Srobbem Elm Scrf9ungsfdiff Der
omeritaniiden 5iidersibebDroe 10
Sabre lang Sen 3iegelfiid auf5uiu4en
beitrebt mar, nur0e in bieTer gansen
3eit tein ein5igeS Gremplar sefan<
gen. SIN pergdnsenen Sriibpintsr
ober, i'm Sttpber. rurbe Der 3iegeIz
fii9 burd Elm Der ameritanii6en
5iidereibsbDros sebGrenbes Sabr5eus
pieber aufseFunoen, uno bereits Sipei
8o6en ipGter fonnten mebr aIs 800
uno 3ieselfif9e auf ben
Rep gOrter 5if4martt gebradt
iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18

neil lie bon ltnermcblider 8ebeutl,ng
fiir bic 9eiierrne ibrer 2ebensmc
iinb unb tie in engere Serbinbung
nit Ser aitBenluelt bringen. Gin
mciterer &ortbeil lit Die eroBere Gid
erbeit bes Serfebrs auf beiierer
2anbitraben, Die aud in Der ermog-
IidterL lorgfGltigcren Nebepo6ung
bon Acknowledgment uub Der 9eiei.
~tigungen bon Sinberniiien, 81itmen
unb 9iii6en, Die al ,%9ef1brlifer
@~cefriimmungen Dem 8iibrer oil
Iusiidt perfpebren, 5u erfennen
giebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Gin stofbnitem ibuadt.

2eibet nidt an einelil itoBenoen Srl.
item, Der gner SpBem i6lp19t; bolt
cine Slnide Or. Sings Seem 9iscob.
erp. in @ebraud iiber 40 Sabre nno
cine @obltot allen, bie's gebrauden.
Scr linbernbe Gannen-gaIiom nit
Seer beilt bic ~irritierten 2~ltfte6nge,
sldttet Die reuben Stellert loft oen
S1leim unb bermeibet Die @rfdiit.
ter,lilg bes &Grpers biird Den Suften.
Or. &ine's Seem DISCOVERY bringt no.
tiirliden SdIaf unb biIft Der @atur
5,tr Seilung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18

mdrtig bier 81 geiud Bel Ser Sami.
lie 8m. @itte.
Senrp Meper bon alma, $40. mel
der cine ISOLDE bier bel 8crtpanbten
5ubradte miro morsen pieoer nod
Seiapette Gountp 8%uriidfebren. ISM.
8itte miro i'm beeleiten Inn BORT iei.
ten Sobne einen geiu6 abauitotten.
8m. Sdlottad lit nad aipeipod.
eltlidcm Iufentbalt I'M Staate Mpn.
talia unb 3ebrosfa mieber suriidge.
febrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Stons Sill.

Die 8oobmen . 2oee miro am &c.
auguIt in &oltiictt's @rope elm gro.
Bes Sicnir ubbalten an tpelfem elm
oablreiGcr 9eiu6 cripnrtct miro.
u. 6. Maupin, mel6er lGngere
3eit in 9ebrasfa arbeitete, lit letten
Wittpod nieoer suriidgefebrt, lnb
beridtet Dab man bort bereits NIT
Dem @ei5enbrei6en iiberall fertig lit.
Sruu S. %. &atbiam uno Sobn
BON ct. Souis befanben lid leste
8ode bier gum 9eiud bon @crmanb-
ten.
SRI. 2puiia Hauid bon Stolpe be.
iitft gegenmGrtig anscboriee in Die,
Ter Hadboridaft.
&oaobob gug. Sacob bout in Der
Stonp Sill unb Sermann Goao meb-
rere nelte GnlpertS.
4noreos SHinbler modte IN Sc
ielIidaft mebrerer iltneen 2euie ami
9onnerstug in ieinem auto cincn
Iusflue nod Sermann I'M Dem Gar
nipal BORT bei5ulpobnen.
gbriit @umper, pel6cr neiilih Ct,
nc &eiie ua1 @lIoip. Seras inter.
nabm, lit leste ISOLDE Suriifecfebrt
nno lit iebr erbaut iiber iene 8cgenb.
Sas 8ienic Dos ilniere epaneI: &c.
meinhe lebten Sonnerstag bier Der
anltaltete, mar redt Sablrei6 be-
ilft utb Elm glGn5enoer @rfole.
60. Illemann ipuroe am letten
Sreitag Iprgen bon elmer S6lange
gebiiicn. Die 8unbe peruria6te cine
itarfe Shmellitne, bod aitBer ben
S6mer5en bottc tic feline gefdbrlihen
Solaen.
@pttlieb @ablcr bon ct. 2ouis
peilt eegcnpGrti9 bier gum 9eiud)
ieiner betagten Mlttter uuo oloercn
&ernonoten.
Die lesteu Sonntae bier obaebals
tene Sonntogidul : Contention ers
frellte iid zines red)t 5oblreiden 9e-
iu6es.
Mig. SGmiot unb Salnilie bon
9rafe parcn an Sonntag bier 5t
@a1t Der Snmilie s. Stolte.
Sim Samstog fono bel so. Sein,
lein Elm San5pereniieen ltott oaS rcdt
gut beiltd)t mar lnb bel ipelfenl iid
Die junecn 2eute trot Der groben
Site redt gut amiiiirten.
Saul 8raettli bon ct. 2olis NOR
Samstog unb Sonntoe bier bel ieia
men Ineeborigen auf 9eiu6 uno
reilte Sonntag abenb mieoer our
@roBItobt.
SRI. @itber 8arner lit nod lGrge-
rem Iufentbalte in ct. Souls otn
Samstae Dieoer ms @lternbals Ga,
bier 5rriifgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Meues ans auberen Counties.

5 Sn Sranflin Gountp erbielt bel
Der 9rimGrfpabl 2amm SO Stimmen
@ebrbeit iiber Changer.
5 Sn 8allmir. Ct. 2ouis Gountp,
Mo., pi1rben in iimeiter 3eit 8 Sale
BON @%rfrGnfune ON Eppbusfieber
ongemelbet.
5 Die @eidGftslcute bon Boplar
gluft Mo., bober Die bortigen ar-
men, mGbrenb bes ertremen beiben
8etters, gratis nit Gis periorgt.
Sgin Gigarrenitummel bat, mic
es beibt, Dos Seuer beruriadt burf,
meI6es nellli6 bas @ebdube Der
Columbia Seeb & @rain Co., IN
Columbia, @o., 5erit6rt murbe.
5 Gin 17-iGbriees &ino bon Geo.
Stra1ier, Sr. unb @attin, bon
Sronflin County, mllrbe fiir5lif bon
elmer &ilpferlhlange 9ebiiien unb
itarb nod 5ipei Sagen.
5 @urrentor, mcldes loipobl BON
ieiner @%aiierleitung mie audi BON
ieinem Siefbrunnen, mabrenb Der
jiingiten Site itro S%rodenbeit, im
Std gelaiien mi1rbe, lit Jest, infol9e
bes eineetretenen Teeenmetters, pie.
Ser a1tf Dem 8ege Der grbolirng.
SSn ct. 2oris gountp murben BEL
scr @rimGrfDobI 1907 repiiblifani-
ide Stimmen ub9egcben bon oenen
fir 2amm 1888 nnb fiir Smonecr
2,605 fielen. Nllr 2,012 oemofro-
tiide Stinmen pllrben in oen ge-
n"onntel1 Gountp obeegeben.
S Gin Seuer ultf Der groBell Sarnl
oes SSSpbn &. 9udner, na9e Merico,
Wo. 5eritorte Die grpbc Sdeune nebIt
ibrem guraen Snbolt an Sirtter nno
WoiHinerien. gbenfalls fomen Sd
Wouleiel in Den Slolnmen Inn. Der
@erluIt betrGgt $4,000 u1lo lit MIR
au cinem eerineen Sbeile bltrd Scr.
ii6errng gebeft.
5 Gin eleftriihcr SturnL pclder
am Wpntag, Den Z. Iuguit, iiber
S~efferion Gitp bin5pa, peruriadte
erbeblifen Shooen. Die bortige
WetbooiIten Stride ipurbe ppm 9lis
%getroffen itno gum 9etra9e BON $500
bei6dbigt. Iud Der 9om bes @e.
ri6ts . @eb6lloes mltrbe crbeblid
pom glib beidGbigt.
S gbas. Surgin, nelder lid Der
ermorouna ieiner @ottin (friiber
Bertha @lrob, in Der IGbe ppn Belle,
Mo.), I'M Sotel Ypntioc, in ct.
Souls, iduloig befam1t bot, madte
audi ferner Das @eitGnbniB bob cr
Dor l1ngerer 3eit bns Or. atfins
Sanatoriunt, in ct. 2ouis gountp,
ange5iiiloet uio Dns 2ebe1 bon 20
8atienten gefdbrtet babe, aus Merger
buriiber, Dob or mpnatii6 nur $40
2obn erbielt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18

Benn sSbr cine Saiie 2aifee bon
auolitdt gu baben ipiinidt, bann bro.
biert S o s. Sefme,rs~s pIen.
BIT" 81 30c. un6 Bon Con" al 25c
pro Hfun6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Charlotte.

Dos gicnic Ser fatbl. @emcinoe in
SpensbiIle bas lesten Samstas itatt-
fono, mar iebr sablrei6 beindt nno
elm ~glGnsenber grfoIg.
Sobn Zimmerman iinb Smilie
bon ct. 2ouis befinben iid gegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18

-8em sSbr mietben, fanferl, Der.
fnufen ooer taiiden mollt, oann
bringt es I'M @olfsblatt our @n5eiae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
Gin grst i'm Sangc. Dos

Gin Irst i'm Sanie. 9as lit mas
jeoe 5amiIie bot, Die. cine SIoide
5orni's alpenfraiter in ibrem See.
oi5ini6ranf bdlt. Nandes idpere
Seioen miro baourd eIeid I'M @nt.
iteben beieitiat, uno Sdmeraen, Cor.
gen nnb ~ltnfoiten berbiitet. 8eeen
nnberer ausfunft idreibe man an
Or. geter Sabrnep & Cons Co., 10
16 go. Sopfe abe., Chicago, ssSn.
-abonniert auf bas Sermonner
8cIfshInft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18
STATE BANK
OF BAY.

@~eerdn6et 1911.
aapital $4,000, 1tebcridnf $4,000
9cppiiten iiber 100000.
8etreibt Elm allgemeines 8anteeibdft.
8eSablt 4 8rpsent auf 8Nts9epofiten.
Besahlt 3 8rDSent anf SparsS epoitten:
'Sat SiberheitssS eppiit.aaiten 81 pernites
tben.
llnb bittet freunblidf TIM cure aunb
ibaft.
Direftpren:
SimDn 8peaer. g. N. Meper,
g. @ngelbretht. u. %. WoeIer,
EseD. 8nihmann, gbas. B. Open,
Senrb 2anaenber9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-18

Die 8oobmen : 2oee miro am &c.
auguIt in &olliiett's @rope elm gro.
Bes gicnir ubbolten 5u peI6em elm
aablrei6er 9eil6 cripartct niro.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-06
MANY THRONES IN
 EUROPE HONGS UPON
 RESULT OF THE WAR.

Prince Miguel of Braganza, Duke of Vizeu, the oldest son of the Portuguese pretender, Don Miguel, and husband af the former Anita Stewart of New York. has been appointed an honorary first lieutenant of the German army, with the uniform of the Sixth Thuerin- gen regiment of Uhlans.
 The prince is 9S years old and lives with his father in the castle of Reiche- nau. Lower Austria. His appointment as a German officer is an interesting event, because Portugal is at war with Germany. It may have political sig nificance.
 Former King Manuel of Portugal, who lives in England with his young German wife, is enthusiastically sup porting the Allies in the hope that England and France will place him on the throne of Portugal
 The Central Powers, Germany, Aus tria and their allies, are expected to support Prince Miguel if he tries to capture the crown worn by his grand father.
 The marriage of the prince to Miss Stewart took place in Tulloch Castle, Scotland. September 15, 1909. If the war ends with a victory of Germany and Austria there is a strong proba- bility that the American heiress may become Queen of Portugal.
 The extinct throne of the now re- publican nation of Portugal is not the only one whose possessions hinge di- rectly on the outcome of the great war.
 Little Nations Anxious
 Besides the obvious possibility that che victorious side may unseat some CT all of their monarchial enemies, the little nations of Europe have an anxious eye on the war bulletins every day. for their interests are directly affected.
 The Germans and Austrians have not decided just what they will do with Serbia should they be able to retain their Balkan conquests. Two things are certain. First Austria will keep a large section of the country and Bull garia another large slice. Second, no member of the Karageorgevitch family will be allowed reign, unless the Entente Allies win. Probably one of the host of the prolific German prince lings will get the seat.
 In Montenegro, the situation is clear. King Nicholas and Crown Prince Danila have taken up their residence iu France. If the Allies win they will return to their rocky eyrie. If they lose Prince Mirko, the Kings second son, who is now in Austria and hand and glove with his fathers enemies, will be installed at Cettinje.
 In Greece, too, King Constantine's tenure depends plainly on the great battles now being fought in the East and the West. Greece could never have gained or kept her independence from Turkey without the aid of Great Brit ain and France.
 Constantine has a German wife. In deed the Queen is the Kaiser's own sister. While passing his actions on patriotic motives, the Kings course of conduct has all along oeen marked by
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hostility to the Kaiser's enemies.

If the Germans win the war they are determined to set up some sort of buff fer Kingdom of Polanu. This will in clude sections of the Russian Empire, but it is improbable that Germany and Austria will carry self-abnegation so far as to add their own shares in the three partitions of the unhappy nation to the new state. Many candidates for the Polish throne have been suggested Perhaps the new king will be Pole, but more likely a German or Austrian of German blood.
 If the Allies win, Russia will frown upon outside dictation of Polish affairs in the peace conference. She will cer- tainly take as big a share of Poland as she ever had and is likely to grab a little more. But economic reforms have been promised by Russian leaders to the Poles, and Russia, unless the re- actionaries again come into complete control, is likely to grant them.
 Sweden is anxious for the success of Germany. Her neutrality has lean ed in favor of Russia's enemies. If Rus sia and her allies win, the Czar will laugh at Swedish claims that the Aland Island lying near Sweden in the Baltic Sea, may not stay fortified. If Germ any wins, Sweden will be suitably re- warded. It is not thought the Entente Allies have any idea of unseating the reigning dynasty in Sweden.
 Spain and Holland are happily situ- ated in not having incurred the enmity of either of the two powerful groups now locked in death struggle. In both countries partisans of the two sides have poured broadsides of ink on each other, but the governments have held the scales fairly even, and Queen Will helmina and King Alfonso are assured of their positions unless the latter is disturbed by internal revolution due to the conomic distress occasioned primarily by the war.
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