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The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
The New Fair

Four days during the week Of
October 10th, the new Fair AS
sociation will put on the biggest
and best fair in this part of the
State. Premium lists appeared
in this paper several weeks ago,
and the Fair officials want a
large entry for each and every
premium, thereby stimulating an
interest, especially in the agri-
cultural and live stock lines.
Sufficient funds have been SUBJ
scribed to take care of every
premium, and a large number of
entries are expected. Do not in
any way compare this Fair with
the past two attempts. The
management wants you to know
that the coming Fair is a real
live one and practically every
business man in Tupelo is be-
hind it and will vouch for it.
This is enough in itself to gar
aantee it as you know Tupelo does
nothing by halves.
A head of each department has
been selected, and each man sell
ected is going to take care of his
department. There will be the
greatest agricultural show, the
best stock show, and the best
races to be had. In the enter
tainment, there will be the best
band to be secured. more free
acts, and the best carnival com.
pany on the road. The show
management is now in commune
cation with the carnival company
which will show in Meridian,
Jackson, and Montgomery. Ala.
and if that attraction can be Sc
cured (which we believe is al
most a certainty the show will
be the best ever seen in Missis-
sippi.
Let every farmer and farmers
wife, stockman, and every one
who can place an exhibit, get
busy now and begin. We want
to show you big time, as we'll
as a profitable one, when you
come to Tupelo to see the real
Fair. Watch these columns for
more about this occasion, and
start today on getting ur your
exhibit.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Y. M. C. A. Notes
By the Secretary

The Y. M. G. A. boys are plan
ming their summer camp to be
held the latter part of August.
All boys who are expecting to go
camping would do we'll to bear
this camp in mind and talk it
over with the secretary. Definite
plans are now being made for
the best time ever in camp.
The Junior boys went on an
automobile hike last Saturday.
They motored out to Coonewah
creek, where the swimming was
fine. When it comes to cooking
bacon for dinner, the boys are
getting to be experts.
The B. Y. P. U. is planning a
party to be held at the Y. M. C.
A. Friday night. The church
organizations are always welcome
to use the building for social or
meeting purposes. We hope to
be used more and more by the
churches.
The strawberry league will end
May 10 with a gymnasium exhi-
bition. The strawberry supper
will be held on that night. All
of the members of the boys de-
partment are expected to attend
this supper, as several new fea-
lures of the work will be brought
up there. 1t is still doubtful as
to who will get the watch fobs
offered to the winners. Saville
Clark still leads in individual
points. while Holditch Gary. Carl
Feemster and Baskin Wright are
mighty close behind him. Carl
Feemster's team now leads the
league by a good margin but
still has not cinched the leader
ship.
The swimming pool is aettin
more and more popular as the
weather warns up. Our SWIM
ming campaign had to be post
poned until the weather warns
up a little more.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Whitten-Edwards

On the evening of April 20,
Rev. S. D. Shelton united in the
holy bonds of wedlock Miss Daisy
Edwards and Mr.. Hubert Whit
ten. few friends being present
to witness the always interesting
ceremony.
The bride is a most lovable and
popular young lady and the hand
some groom is to be congratu-
lated upon the good fortune in
winning her hand.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Pruitt-Sheridan

Before a small party of friends
April 20, Bro. Shelton said the
words that joined together for
veal or woe Mr.. ]. P. Pruitt and
Miss Fannie Sheridan. The
young couple are deservedly
popular and are receiving best
wishes from many friends that
only the bright side of life be
turned to them.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Our Grandfathers

Drenched horses for collie. That
was the old way which was un-
certain and unsafe. Farris' Collie
Remedy does away with drench-
ing--is applied on the horses
tongue with a dropper which
comes packed in each bottle. Get
it today. We guarantee it. St.
Clair Drug Co.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence is at Your Door


Tupelo proof is what you want and
the statement of this highly respected
resident will Danish all doubt:
Mrs. Louis Caruth, 42O N. Green st. :,
Tupelo, says: Il had been feeling run
down for some time. My back was
weak and annoyed me considerably. A
box of Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
the St. Clair Drug Co., toned up my
kidneys and rid me of that tired feel
ing. My back was made strong and
WELL.
Price SOC at all dealers. Dom t simply
ask for kidney remedy get Doan' $
Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Ca
ruth had. Foster Milburn Co., Pprops., /,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Mrs. M. C. McShan

Died, at the home of her son,
Rev. J. E. McShan, in Verona,
Sunday evening, Mrs. M. C. Nc
Shan, in her ninetieth year.
Mrs. McShan. throughout her
long life had enjoyed unusual
health and was active until two
weeks before her death when she
fell and sustained fractured
hip, which no doubt hastened the
end. Everything was done to
relieve her from suffering and in
her closing hours she peacefully
and with the hope to which
she had clung for so many years
answered the final summons.
Mrs. McShan was born in Ak
ron, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1926. She
was married to w. B. McShan
April IA, 184l, died April 80,
1916, age 80 years, 6 months and
9 days. She raised four sons,
two of whom survive her, Rev.
]. E. McShan, of Verona, and
Charles McShan, of Texas. Her
husband died many years ago.
The greater portion of her life
was spent in Lee county. where
she was known to a wide circle
of friends who loved her for the
beautiful life that she lived. In
early life she became christian
and was a devout and faithful
woman to the cause of Christ
during the many years God
spared her to honor Him, and
was always a faithful worker in
His vineyard. She was a men,
ber of the Cumberland Presby-
terian church and it was her
pride to have one of her sons
accept the call to the ministry
and become preacher in this
denomination.
AS wife and mother she was
.devotedIy stender and. affection
ate and her greatest pleasure
was found in the bosom of her
family. She was a kind and un-
selfish neighbor and friend and
loyal at all times to the best in
terest of the community in which
she lived. Her long and event.
full life was full of good works
and her faith was undimmed
when she was called to answer
the final summons.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted from the Presbyterian
church in Verona Monday after
noon when the house was filled
by friends who came to pay their
last tribute of respect. Rev. j.
D. Hunter conducted the funeral
services and paid high tribute
to the life and character of the
deceased.
The remains were laid to rest
in the cemetery at Verona where
friends brought many beautiful
floral tributes of love to lay above
her last resting place.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Card of Thanks

AS the heart feels more than
either tongue or pen canexpress,
we are unable to tell our many
friends how much we appreciate
their kindness to our mother dur
ing her last illness. G5d bless
them all!
]. C. McShan.
C. H. McShan,
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Qainine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds .hp the system. so cents
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05

We make you the Judge of
glasses. You know whether
they look we'll and feel we'll. We
make sure that you can see we'll.
Our desire is to satisfy the de-
mands of your eyesight and your
good appearance.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Notice to Payers of Municipal
PRIVILEGE Tax License

Notice is hereby given that all par
ties who procured city privilege tax
license in May, 1915, will be required
no purchase new license for the year
1916 during the month of May, 1916, or
be subjected to the penalty impose by
law for failure so to do. s~Aa1Mn7
c. E. GOoDLETT, City Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
No. 666
NO.. 7

This 10 prescription prepared especially
tor MALARIA or cHilLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
IT taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 2Se
The Tupelo journal., 1916-05-05
Address to Tax Payers

oioi, CIcdIeu ny Cne legislature
OF 1916, has been duly organized
and in entering upon it's respon-
slble duties earnestly solicits the
cooperation of every good citi-
zen in its effort to make it's work
effective to the end sought in the
creation of this body, which end,
as we all know, was primarily to
correct the gross inequalities
prevailing in the tax system of
our state and to procure a fairer
and more equitable adjustment
OF the expense of government.
The object of the commission
IS not to increase taxes, but to
reduce them, which we feel sure
can be accomplished when all
property is required to bear it's
just share of the tax burden.
Because this condition does not
prevail today, the tax levy is
higher than it should be, and the
property fairly assessed must
make good the deficit created by
that which is inadequately valued
or not listed for taxation at all.
Leaving out of consideration,
entirely, the ethical considera-
tons of justice and equity, which
we believe animate the thinking
and doing of the vast majority
OF men, direct self-interest should
prompt us all to find some means
OF correcting the inequalities
prevailing in our whole tax sys-
tenn, which, like all other abuses,
grow greater from year to year,
as time advances, and unless
corrected, their cumulative con-
81 ences must be disastrous to
: interest. The state simply
zot afford to be unjust and
B GIIe exercise of the tax
ln1 Ver, which is It's highest
preE6 atlve; every citizen should
be made to feel that he is treated
exactly like every other citizen
in this respect, and is bearing
his just pro rata, neither more
nor less, of the cost of govern
ment. When this confidence in
the justice of our common mother
is once established, as it will be
the purpose of this commission
to establish it, we believe that
tax. lodging" will become the
exception, instead of the rule,
and new ethical view will pre-
vail in relation to a practice
which is, today. not only con-
doned by public opinion, but
openly avowed and justified by
those pursuing it, as a necessary
measure of self-protection. Eth
les has no place in tax paying;
the inequities and inequalities of
our system has driven it out. No
standard of fairness or justice
prevails to command the observ-
ance of men in filling out assess
ment lists; each feels that his
neighbor is withholding all that
he can from the tax gatherer.
and in justice to himself he must
do the same thing; and so, by
common conset, no reproach at
taches to this line of conduct,
if practiced in private af-
fairs, would quickly bring men
into such an intolerable disre-
pute that they would want to
move away.
This condition, we will all
agree, needs correction, and that
is the object of this commission,
for the attainment of which the
earnest cooperation Of every
fair minded citizen is earnestly
solicited.
Yours for justice,
D. L. Thompson,
0. A. Lucke.t,
I. A. RaWIs,
State Tax Commission. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

8ie lieb 6siosu Resimentern itsts
bic Muit lit, aeiste ii9 au4 uns
ldngIt, als man iibereintoTl. einmal
cine .0euti9s Ms6e" abaubalten.
Statt Der ilopeniiaen unO lateinis
l9en @orte ioaten einmal beuti4e
2aute uno oeutide 8ldnse in benz
armIeIisen Oorftirdlein ertlingsn.
6leibis ipuroe in Dienitfreien Stuns
ben seiibt uno seprobt. Big ales
floppt. nnb bann am Spnntagmors
gen port man auf Dem airdplaB
laute &pmmanboporte. Mit trans
mem 5ritt fommen bic &ompasnien
beranmari4irt unb balten. sic mos
den Eront gum 9ottesbauie, I'm
oonn, in fleinsre abteilungen aufse<
loft, anba9tspol iein Snnerss gu
betretsn. srobem ii9 elm ieoer
Miibe sibt, m6slidit penis Sur9
9erGuI9 bic Stile bes Srtes gu ltO@
rem, 10 ma9t benno9 bic GiiQe Der
I9psren, acknowledgement etisfel
einen in Disiem Ruume unsepobnten
2Grm. 9alb lit bas tleine S6iff
Der I9mudloien Stride bi4t sefiat,
8psniafen uno 9eutI9meiiter unter>
einanber, iibenb, tnienb, iteheno.
Man liebt ni9t nur Ben @eIidtern,
audi ben Monturen Der 8raben an,
pas lie a[les mitsema4t baben. >aber
tein SelbiOloat iddmt iid Der 5Isde
unb notbirftis seflidten Rifs in Der
Uniform. sic lit iein ghrentlsio
trob bieier Sddoen, bic rsi4lid
pettsema9t iinS bur6 bic Dielen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

ii9 bic DobnrGume. SIN oberen
Stodipert liesen meiitsns bic S9lafs
aimmer; aiide uub Daidbals bsfins
Den ii9 aubsrbaIb bes 9auies, Sos
psten finoet man ielten; Die 8anoe
iinb sntipebsr nit Selfarbe seitri4en
ober einfad peib setiiuat. Man bee
tnrisrt bel nit 9eppidsn ober priens
taliI9en Stoffen. Statt hes &p4bers
bes bent elm Offences Solatoblenfeuer
alpiiden aufsemauerten Steinen.
8enn man bonn Meere aus bic Staot
betritt, eelnnst man bulb ouf Den
Meioan, einen 9rpben plab NIT Dfs
fsntli9en @artenanlasen. Bon bier
aus tommt man in ben 8aiar, tpo
l6Dne Silisranarbeiten, beiunosrs in
Silber searbeitete StOde unD arms
bGnoer, au baben iino. 9urd ben
8oiar erreint man iiber elmer iteis
neruen Bride oas Hesierun9ssebGus
be. gtpds peiter tommt mon iiber
cine 3tpeite Stein6riide unb 1T balo
aus ser Stnbt beraus. Gin lo9nens
Der Spa3iersans lit Der an Der ents
eesenseiebten Settle Der @taot mad
9eirmenbere fiibrenoe Beg.
Srapeaunt mar friiber Elm pi4ti'
Ger Srt fir ben SranIitpertebr bon
unb mad Yeriien, bauptIadlt4 3d'
bris iiber GrSerum, mitteS &amel'
turapone. Set msbreren Sabren 9eb
uber Der periiide Sanbel gum srobe,
Sell iiber Datum unb ben &autafus
Na9 Grserum fabrt cine @baufee
bic i'm @inter rlr fdper pafierba1
lit. aut Die llmssseno BON Srape:
CUNT lit s~sbirgig. unb Die We9e iin>
i4lsdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

GintaufsssieGidaft u1o bard bands
perterli4e Gadlieferungssenoden'
idaft untsritiibt perben. sic brau4s
ten ii9 ni9t alein alf ben 9ausbau
unb bic !Seriteluns bon 9ausserdt gu
bsidrdnten;, Elm grobes Gelo piro ii&
tbnen aud in Den au fdaffenbeu
9entmdlern Ionic Griebbofs< unb
@rGberanlosen fir Die sefolenen
aGmpfer barbisteu. 9lud auf Die Ges
italtrng Der Iubeuretlame miiBten bic
8srtitdtteu tiinftis GinfluB gu nebs
men perfuden. bamit Die bisber our&
bas &etlameunipeien einsetretene 8ers
unitaltuns Der Stabtes uab 2anos
idaftsbiloer tiinftis permieben bleibt.
Gin 3ulammenarbeiten Der Wertitdt'
ten nit Der 8unfseipsrbsiduls, ben
iehnifden uno setperbliden llnters
ri9tsanItalten nGre ertpiini4t; aud
! in ben 9ienIt Der 8erufsausbiloung
triessgel6Gbister Observation-Disclosures
fDnnten bic Mertftdtten geitellt ipers
ben. 5erner pdre bic Grrihtung BON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

(bas bebeutet Ionit 10 oiet pie Dos.
batter &ader"). 10 lit Dos ni9t ernit
gemeint, fonbern nur in Dem 9leid.
tlans nit benz @ort ~8osniatenA
besriinbet. Inter ibnen sibt es 5lr'
fen, Serbotroaten, iosar cine sanst
@%bteiluns f%rsipiaiger qIbanier, uno
lie ale baben ibre beimii9en Sitteii
unD 9rdu6e nit ins Selo senonl'
men.
araftige, eeIunoe Burden limb es.
itGmmise GeFalten. mardsr Elm rets
der Mann IN isiner Seimat. Der ptel
aanp uno srobe !Strpen iein eigen
nennt. SEPT tuu lie ole o6ue linz
tsrIdieb i6rs pflidt als 9aterlanoss
perteibi9er uilo IinO berporrageno
brape unp brau4bare Splbatsn. Wtit
beionSerer @orliebe iinsen lie ibrs
monoton flinsenben, aber iebr iinnrets
9en 2ieoer gum &lanse Der 5an1'
buriba. Sn oielsn Gsidnsen beiprts
den lie impropiiierenb bic greisnihs
Oes Cages, beiinsen lie nit treffli9ss
rer gbaratteriitit lire 8orseieBtsn.
Der 8oridnser in Der Mitte trdgt
srit isbe Belle i'm Solo Dor, unb Die
san5e nit acknowledgement 8einen
Inn i'm bsrumbodenbe 8eieaidaft
pieberbolt lie nit erniten @eii4terrt.
uniere Seuti9meiiter iteben babel,
b0rsn nit SntereiIe uno fat nit an'
oa4t ben frsmbartisen &ldnsen gu
unO periuden pobl aud, lsiie be
INNER rpieosrfebrenbe I4permitiss
Melobie mitauiummen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

@srtSeus bantieren gu tDnnen. ans
itatt @epebrsriffe gu tlopfsn urO
S6parmlinie gu iiben. Oenn man
oarf ni9t ben.en, bob bic 3eit Der
grbolung uub Reetablierung fir uns
cine 3sit bes MiBissunses beoeutst.
Mud oa pirb - nit peritGnoisem
MaBbalten - militGrii6 searbeitet.
aur neuerliden 9iiSiplinierung uno
psiteren Qusbiloung Der tampfera
prpbten Sruppe.
Gum 8eiiptel baben mir auf elmer
3uppe, beren 9efaltung elmer piels
umtdmpften SDbe briiben BEL plapa
erftaunlid sleidt, cine poltommsne
8erteioisunsstelung dusgebaut,
mDslidIt senau u~nierer eisenen oQrt
brauben nadsebilbet. llnb in elmer
finferen 2a4t baben mir tie Oann be-
IeBt, nd6renb uniere Ra4bartompag.
ME einen i9neioi9en uebunssansrtft
nit blinben Yatronen sesen uns
bur6fibrte.
Iidt nur bier in Der 8antonies
runa, fonbern aud brauben i'm
&f lit bieIe 5ruppe itets an ur'
ierer Seite, uno mir arbeiten nit ibr
bier lpie bort iebr germ uno lebr gut
auiammen. @s lit Elm bosniidsbers
seappiniI6es Snfanterieregiment
aber trob Der oerIdisbenen &afer
unb MutterIpraden Deriteben iid un'
Iere 0euti6msiiter nit bieien 9os'
niaten portrsiflid. Wenn bic .@te'
ner goettnaben" ibnen audi ben et'
mas unfreunblid tlingenoen Spit
narnen Die 8osnisl" geseben baber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

rig uno sefdbrlid. @u4 BET gutem
Dettsr lit bas 2ancen ni4t leidbt.
Man lest beim 3ollamt an unb piro
auf bic 2anbunssbriide binauf9e3os
gen, oa cine 9repps nidt porbanben
1T. rad grleoisuns Ser 3oaformalts
tdten bat Der Reiienbe nod einen
fteilen @es bon 5ebn Winuten btn@
auf Biz gum Sotel.
Sm gltertum bieb bic Stobt 3ra,
pesus, bic Siirten nennen iie Eros
pe3unt. SIM Sabre 1904 srinoste
elm sepiFer &omsne Sapio oas aoi.
ferrei6 Srapesunt. SIN Sabre 1851
ipurbe srapeaunt BON ben Sttomas
men senommen unb bic @esenb bon
Srapesunt in elm @ilaiet perpanoelt,
oeFen Sauptort Die Stabt Sraps5unt
mar. sic 1T Die 3eiibena zines 9s.
neraleouperneurs, militGrii4 gebort
fie gum a. armeetOrps, befsn SIP
Grsinsian 1T. S%ebenspert iino ote
8efeItisungen, pslde bic alte Staot
in Sorm zines Srapeses nmeeben
(baber Der Same Srape5ant), bonn
bic 3itaoells Stidtale, mebrers Mos
fdeen, fopis auf benz Siigel goitepe
oas srisdiide alOiter panusbia
Sbeotoca. Die Gtntpobneraabl miro
auf unsefdbr 10000 Seelen ssiddbt.
babon 21,500 Wuielmdnner, $500
@rieden, 1000 armenier uno Der
Ref Gremoe. SIM Siioen bon Sras
peaunf lebt auber ben bereits ere
tpabnten 2aien Elm gromlis sendnns
ter Wolfsfan,nt. Der neun D6rfer bes
tpobnt. Gle betra9ten f4 als bic
Ra&iomms, BET 3shntauienb oss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
Bon Oct Trout AM gfon,o.

SntereFante grIebniHs auf benz
fiibpetli6en &riessfdauplaB idiIs
bert Der aaostt Or. Cans 86bm in
eiusr 8erliner 3eituns:
Sart ON Der asbne elmer I6neeses
trSntsn tiiitenldnbiiden gerspanO.
gleidIam baran ansetlebt, lisst Dos
tleins ilopeniIde D0rfden, bas uns
3ur poriiberse6enbsn Seimitatte ses
porben 1T. Die 3ipil6ep0lteruns bes
Srtss beitebt muir aus @eibtrn, 8ins
bern uno @reiien. -4nes mas i'm
mannbaren alter mar, lelbt Der
3upan (giirgermsiiter), itebt i'm
9ienfte bes @aterlnnbes, Sci es in
Uniform nit Der Waffe in Der Sano,
lei es i'm &ahmen elmer Der pielen
lei es
als 3ipiltutI9er nit benz ei9enen
lanbesiibli9en 5ubrpert. 0afiir 1T
nun bas &riesspolt, oas jeBt bier
fur3e grboluns bon ben Strapasen
bes pielmonatisen Stellungstampfes
eenieBt, ben 3uriidsebliebenen, iopeit
e Der 0ienit erlaubt, bebiifiid beim
8sFenen Ser tlsinsn aderfledden in
ben a~aritbplinen uno Spiidsn ben
fell bersamaufenben Steinriegeln
ober beim 8earbeiten Der beI9eioea
men @eingGrten ouf Den ionnenbur9s
sliibten 5elsterraFen. lnb per bon
unieren 2euten gu bieier ar6eit toms
manbisrt tpirb. Der 1T aud germ bel
Der Sanb, madt es bod einem ieben
2anbpirt Sreube, pieber einmal mil
Dem ibm bon &inb an p~ertrauten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23
Cnpe1Hat

Sas itBt bon ben RuFen 6eIebte
Srapeaunt 1T nG1it 8atum Der
grDbte Srt an oer anatpli{9en aiifte
bes Sdperaen Mesres. Don gatlln
aus gelmgt man Lungs Der 8ifte
srft nd4 @boppa, atina, Wapapia,
Ri5e, Off, Surmene unb Damn naa
Srapsaunt. Bon bisien aiiitenplGben
finb nur Rise unb Surmene bon
GINGER 8ebeutung. Don Srapesunt
aus pertebrt p0dentli9 elm Sampfer
iiber &iae bin unb suriid. Qb unb gu
fdhrt audi Elm tiirtiidsr Oampfer,
aber iebr unregelmdbig. Die Stobt
Ri5e ioa $1,000 ginppbnsr baben,
babpn 1000 Srieden. 0ie RuTen
batten bier Elm &oniulat. Die hinge
seno 1T romuntii9 unb gebirsie, Die
Wese inb iebr idledt, an man6su
Stellen fosar sefabrlid, 10 bab man
oft gu Sub 9eben unb bas pferb am
3iigel fibren muB. Sn 8i5e ielbit
befinoen iid Die pradtpoaiten Srans
genbaine, Die 8dume iinb febrt sroB
unb trogen mebrere tauIenb Iiibe
tleine 5riidte. 3pet Stunbsn INN
Rise 1T Oas 2unb siemIid gut tuItis
piert, iiberaG iiebt man 2nnobGuier,
bon SbItbdumen unb WGloern uma
geben. Man miro an bic S6peis err
innert, nur an ben Bis an Die 3Gbns
bepoffneten G%inseborenen ertennt Der
Reiienbe, DAB er iit untsr ben 2aien
in 2oIiftan befinbet. Die 2aien, Elm
9emii9 bon 9eorgiern unb Sirteu,
finb Elm trisssriides Bolt, ieIbit ibre
Jrauen iinb iebr mutig. Mon slaubt.
oaB ie Radtommsn Der Qmospnen
bon aoIhis ieien. Qu9 lire Nntip>
naltdn5e finb allgemein betannt.
Srupeaunt lit, bonn S9iffe aus ges
feben, iebr mulertid. llnten am
Weers lisgt bas 3olmlt. iiber bems
felben auf einem Gelien oas &nite1
nit einisen 3anonen. lleber benz linz
Ten Sell Der Stnbt erbebt ii9 Der
8oitepe (bie 9enutuppe), mo bic
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beI6ibe unIern aaiIer, infer 2anS!!"
Wie oiels 9ebanten idpeifen babel
niGt ie6niii9tig in Die @eite, gu
Sous unO Sof, gu Deib nnb &inb.
8ir treten binaus ins Sreie, bic
4usen seblenbst pom bellen Sons
neni9ein. Die ein3elnen formieren
Ii6 pieber gu 3isen, bic 3ise gu
aompasnisn. Qbermals 8ommanoos
rufe, unb bic 4bteilunsen ridden in
ibre Quartiere ab.
SnosHen eri4eint elm aittriser Oil
ter, nit meibem Saar uno pelBsm
Bart, ben tppiiaen Runpbut Der
Slonenen auf benz aopf, elm glatt
@apier in Der !Sano. SO 1T Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der BON ben Sir
dsnIuien berab laut ben S%orfleuten
Runoe sibt BON benz Oant bes gr5s
ber3oss @ussn an bic ti~iItenlanoiide
8eoolteruns fir bic aufopferung nno
bus @eritGnbnis, nit benz ie nod
ibren arditsn uno Witteln bic Sion'
soarmee in ibrem idperen Sample
unterItiibt. Mit befriepist frobsn
geT9tern nebmen ale Die 8ptIdatt
oes Oberfommanoierenben Der Glib
peitfront auf unb piifen iid ems nit
uns admpisrn in benz beiben Wun'
lde, bab benz 8aterlanSe bant ois'
fem op%ferfreuoisen 3uiammsnbaltsn
bon bolt unb Deer baID elm rubm'
reiaer eiss iiber ben fali4m 6stHs
bti4isoen isiu mOss.
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Elfabs1MbriuSen.

gluf anre9ung Oes @liaBsGotbrins
gii9en &unitssperbeDereins, Der bon
ben oitpreubiIden Grfobrungen ges
lernt bat unb oesbalb mO9lidit friibs
seitig nit ben 8%orarbeiten fir ben
Dieoeraufbau beginner mill, bat ii9
aus 8ertretern Der Irditetten uno
Snsenieure Iolpis oes Getper6es elm
@usiauB fir oen @%ieoeraufbau 9es
biloet. Die piatigfte aufgabs fir els
men 3uiammenidluB bon aunIt unb
Sanbperf miro babel, pie bic r8os
geIen" idreiben, in Der @rinouns eli
nes ssmeiniamen 9ei6GFtsunternehs
mems erblidt. Die S6offuna bon
Dertitdtten fir Gliab : 2otbringiide
Seimattunit, Dieaeidt uuf aenoHens
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-23

idoftlifer grunoIase, ft sepiaus.
Sisrburd ipiirbe ainflsrn, Runffse
tperbetreibenben un6 9anoperfern bic
bette M6slidtsit gu einsm se6etbIi@eH
3uiammenipirien unb CUR tltberndbs
me bon @robauftrdsen fir ben Mte
beraufbau gessbeH meroen, obne bdB
babel in bic SeIbitdnbigteit Der etpe
5elnen irgsuouie unlisbiam einsesrts
fen piir6e.
Die SGtigtsit Der Wertitdtten tpir4
be afpsdmdBig bur4 cine Rohfofff'