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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25
RURAL CLUB HAS 3.DAY SCHOOL
Howard County Farmers Hear Talks
by VI. L. Professors.

by VI. L. Professors.
The County Life Club conducted a
three-day extension school at Ash
land, Howard County. last week. The
meetings were held in the Christian
church.
Prof. S. d. Gromer spoke on Rural
Credits" and also on Rural Organiza-
tion and Marketing" Prof II. l..
kempster gave three talks on the rails
ing, the housing and the feeding of
poultry. Prof F. NJ Miller took up
three subjects: soils. crop rotation
and farming in Europe. Preceding
DR.. l.. L. Bernards talk on "Consoli-
datiOn of Schools" four members of
the farmers club debated on the sub
ject
The Country Life Club has the Ash
land community as a special field. Al
ready this club has been instrument
tai in organizing a farmers club. a
literary society and subscription
high school, which is housed in the
basement of the church. Through
the efforts of DR.. J. W. Conway, and
DIR. j. B. Gingery, working with the
Country Life Club, hog cholera has
been eradicated there.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

The MiSsourian is authorized to an
nounce Ralph I. Finley, as Il candidate for
election to the office of City Attorney. sub
ject to the action of the Democratic Pri-
mary, February 2o.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

of moving picture films. In this way
Mr.. Croy provides two outlets for
his supply of intellectual activity.
Mr.. Croy has been in Maryville, his
old home for several days, called there
by the serious illness of his father,
A. ]. Croy.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

Boone County Man Married at Fulton.
A Fulton paper tells of the marriage
of l.. H. Van Landingham of Boone
County and Miss Randa b. Caring
ton at the home of Mrs. Fred Carr of
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

Fulton, a former schoolmate Of n.
bride at Stephens College. Mrs w.
Landingham taught school for s.r
eral years in Boone, Audrain and r.,
laway counties.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25
yIOLINIST TO GIVE RECITAL
Miss Dorothy BarthOlf Will Play mt
Christian College Tomorrow.

Miss Dorothy Bartholf, violin in
structor at Christian College. will give
her first formal recital for the year
in the college auditorium at SIS
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

O'Clock tomorrow night Miss Cena
Lack Bryan of the piano department
will give one group. Isaac Edward
Norris will be the accompanist. The
following program will be given:
l. Concerto i'm q Minor - Bruch
Adagio. Finale
II. Novelette,. Op. II" ~ Schumann
Ill. "A Legend" Wieniaw ki
\ Group of Dances from
Henry VIII ------------ German
!. "A Shepherds Dance
=. Morris Dance
". Character Pieces
!. Deep River" 1Amcri-
can negro melody - Cole
ridge Taylor-POwell
-. "Orientale' Cui
-. Indian Lament
------------- Dyora X kreiSler
I. ''Slavonic Dance -
------------- nvorak kreiSler
=. Scenes de la CZardas''
tnbay
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25
has to contend with 10000 radicals
and the New York press.

has to contend with 10000 radicals
and the New York press.
columbia and New York are hot
beds of mutiny. Butler, when rela-
tions with Germany were broken
asked the students to enlist in the
Home Defense League. None of them
did so, and furthermore they all de-
clared themselves heart and soul
against Germany, but also favored
peace at any reasonable price.
guarantee that the government will
have an awfully hard time getting
soldiers in New York City and the
vicinity unless they go to war for a
more definite reason than the one al
ready outlined. In short, we do not
want war. 1 attended a mass meet
ing at which $50 students pledged
themselves to die by court martial
rather than fight IAN uncalled-for
war"
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-02-25

Mexico Pastor to Preach Here.
The Rev George II. Wharton of
Mexico will preach at the Lenten
services at the Episcopal church here
next Thursday evening.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-07
FLOSSIE McCLOUD
With the
LADY BUCCANEERS
at the Gayety Theatre
Week Starting Sunday, Sept. 9TH.
NEXT WEEK AT THE SHUBERT.

NEXT WEEK AT THE SHUBERT.
For his second weeks offering at the
Shubert theater with his new Modern
Players, Manager Chas. Niggemeyer
has selected "The Road To Happiness,
a comedy in striking contrast to the sue
cessful "Just A Woman" produced last
week, and which received such favorable
reviews from Minneapolis dramatic
writer's "The Road TO Happiness"
which will have it's first performance
Sunday afternoon, was popularized by
William Hodge, one of Americas most
eminent comedians, who himself starred
in the play for two seasons .,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-07
MONUMENTS
Artistic Designs in Granite and

ArCISClc Designs IN Granite and
Marble.
We have just received a large Sc
lection of finished monuments. Or
der now when we can give you a
wide range of choice in stones and
designs.
The best Hebrew lettering.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-07
A WORD OF ADVICE TO CIGARETTE
SMOKERS!
September 7, 1917

On the page Ala of this newspaper to-
day, there appears an advertisement OF
Piedmont cigarettes, manufactured by
the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., of
st. Louis, Mo.
The manufacturers of Piedmont Cigar
cites, are offering to you in this Cigar
cite, the highest quality tobacco, which
is grown here in this country, in the
THREE-Jewish World THOR
Sunny Fields of Virginia. This tobacco
is the famous Virginia tobacco, which
experts say is the finest for Cigarettes.
Furthermore, Virginia tobacco pays
no Import Duty-all the value is in the
cigarette.
Piedmonts, besides containing the
highest quality tobacco tobacco which
gives to the smoker everything neces-
sary for him to enjoy cool refreshing
smoke-can be purchased for the small
sum of 5c-a price which is suitable to
the pocket of every smoker.
A careful reading of the Piedmont ad-
vertisements, which will appear in this
newspaper from time to time, will give
you many points as to why Virginia to-
bacco is the best tobacco for cigarettes,
and why Piedmont has been justly
called "The Cigarette of Quality.
The manufacturers of Piedmont Cigar
cites, request you to read over these ad
refreshments carefully, and note the
statements therein contained. After
reading today's advertisement, buy
package, and learn for yourself the
value of a good cigarette.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10
HOW MUCH DO you EARN?

Live energetic men wanted for small
towns. We teach you how to easily
make $50 to $500 monthly selling
groceries, paints, oils and stock reme-
dies, all necessities, big line, big mon
ey: build homes and bank accounts as
Hundreds do. Regular trade, quickly
easily covered. Old established relia-
Bile house: ask your banker: write to-
day. John Sexton & Co., wholesale
grocers, Lake & Franklin sts, Chica-
goAAdv 81 1t
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10
Leo Rolly. the infant son of Mr..

and Mrs. d. G. Schultz who live
southwest of waKeeney on the old
Barnes place, died Sunday from the
effects of stomach trouble caused by
teethinp. The funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and the body was buried in WaKee-
ney Cemetery. The sermon was de-
livered by the Rev Fink biuder of
the Lutheran church who spok e
kindly words of comfort to the be-
reayed parents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10
The Gold Dollar Oil Company
412 Fourth, National Banl~ Building
WICHITA, KANSAS
This Company has complied with every
q,aireT'eIlt Of the Blue Sky law
Preferred Stock No Assessments
Salaries Liability o Stockholders


e
ssn adve
L
a l. V.
number of with andG
i
Warner, member o director
n
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10

Minus y Thursday and Friday NOR
nings of last week is the coolest OF
the year so far Zero Monday morn
ing 10 81 in the afternoon was one OF
the biggest changes we have ever had
in so short time The weather con-
tinues dry.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10
Weather Report

Maximum and minimum tempera-
ture according to the government
thermometer at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending wednesday noon
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10
THE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER

An entirely new book giving the
most CON prehensive explanation OF
Cancer and its successful treatment
without the knife ever published is
now offered for free distribution.
Send for your copy today. Address O.
A. Johnson, NJ. D., Suite sos Main
ST., Kansas CITY, Mo.--Adv so 1t
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10

A good farm for rent miles north
of Wa Keeney. J. r. Wilson.-Ad 5O2t
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-02-10

OlL IllLAlOlN
For Kansas
The Augusta oil fields promise to eclipse anything
that has far been discovered in the oil game. Its
golden flow is streaming out and making millions
for farmers and others who have the to back
the game
The Gold Dollar Oil Company
the midst of the fray. In fact it is in the real
oil zone and where it is drilling the famous
Piper lease, 1928, east surrounded by oil produc
ton.
1t Looks Like a Cinch
That The Gold Dollar Oil Company will hit
gusher, for it is the anticline the Brown
Kramer Blood, Knoenberg, and all the other big
producers.
Now Drilling at 900 Feet
Stock will advance during the next few weeks, if
you want to make money fast take the matter up
with Mr. J. NJ. Sturdyvin, company representative, at
the American House.
Selling at SIS per Share
Only limited of stock remaining to be sold,
if you reap big returns it is wise to act
quickly, before the drill that is it's way to the
rich fluid taps the sand that fortunes for those
interested.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
RED CROSS EXPECTS
WEEK OF GENEROSITY
mcfarland Hopes for EpochaI Period
in District CHAPTER.

COincident with the Presidents appeal
for aid for the Red Cross. the finance
committee of the washington Chapter
II. B. F. Macfarland. chairman. an
nounced last night that the week Of June
IS to . will be one long remembered in
the annals of the Red Cross, because Of
the energy which the local chapter is
going to unloose during that period.
The fund already collected is within a
few dollars of 500 900. and there Is very
little doubt that by tonight this amount
will be reached and placed to the credit
of a generous public.
The latest contributors as announced
by the finance committee last night and
the amounts contributed are:
F. p. May Hardware Company. $50.
Frank D. May, s.; Mrs. F. P. May so:
Mrs. A. ]. May. SIS; Leo c. May S56:
Harry E. Young, $24; James B. Brown.
SO; Charles W. Clayton. S24; W b. Sc
bastian. S24; Albert Mendelson. 81: Ella
T. Myers, 81; Essie F. Goldstein. 81: H
NJ. Miles. So; Mrs. r. NJ May. S; George
]. Mueller, SIS; w. & J. Sloane. SO per
month during war: Edw. O'Donoghue. 81
A. w. Ward, 81; W. G. Taylor. jr.. 81: II.
W. Andrews, so; NJ. OHanlon. s.: Mrs.
c. F. Caldwell. $50: Jesse J. Haas. s.;
Miss Mitchell, 20 cents: William Britt. SO;
DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Chapman. s.; J. B.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
PERSHING SOUNDS NOTE
OF MEANING OF WAR
Leader Of Our Forces Tells Of Red
Cross Needs.

Mai. Gen. John J. PershinG. who WIN
lead the first force Of American fighters
to the French front. yesterday sounded
warning that America must quickly
awaken TO a resliZs ton OF what the war
means TO the United States. Gen. Per
shing spoke at the meeting Of the Amer
icRn Red Cross war council called 20
launch a campaign for a SlOo 600 ns-
lief fund, and he received a great wei
come.
The man OF the hour" vas the way
former President Taft referred TO Gen.
Pershing introducing him 20 the audi
ence. Pershing was cheered for several
minutes and Mr.. Taft using a walking
stick for a Eavel, pounded for several
minutes before order was restored.
Upon America is TO rest the brunt Of
the terrible burdens 20 come" Gen.
PershinE declared. France IL under
terrific drain. The more the French na-
tion is drained in her material resources.
the more she is weakened in her power
to ight and Il is the United States
upon which the burden falls to meet
all OF the deficiencies caused through
this drain
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
Police Take Vacant House
Census as Side Line Work

Members Of the police force while dis
tributing from house to house yesterday
the war registration circulars made
note OF every vacant house in the city.
This data will be furnish to real estate
men who say there is n demand for
houses that cannot be filled. In cases
where dilapidated buildings have been
found.-and there are a number OF such
properties, it is Said-they will be report
ed to the proper branch OF the District
government vested with authority to de-
molish such properties when they are
looked upon as a menace TO the health
Of the community.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
NaFNuN--

Roy A. Dillard 80 and Rose b. Burnham, 3 both
Of Richmond Va Rev. ]. z Bins.
Wilfred z Lawson, g. and Marion R. May 4.
Rev. B. Braskamp.
Edward A. Lamperton. 90 and Marjorie B. He'll,
a. Rev. J. H. Muligan.
NJ. Wilson Ofutt. a. and Anne v. Ridglsy. 49,
Rev. ]. Kirkpatrick
Paul NJ. Harris. .. and Annie L. IAehiE 49, Rev
]. II. Jefres.
Raymond B. Callahan o. and Mildred Thorne, q.
Rev. G. J. Dudley
coLoREo.
Milton Bennett, 26. and Elberta Jackson, 2. Rev.
". Westray.
Claude Brown. q and Virginia U. Thornton, g.
Rev I. Wright
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
OTHER TEMPERATURE.
TIDE TABLES.

Compiled by United States Coast AID Geodetic
Survey
Today-Low tide. 500 a. m. aud s:Gs p. M; high
tide II rs a. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
GIVES WILSON MORE POWER.

The bill allowing the President to d.
rect preferential shipments of foodstufrs
and other commodities necessary to
carry on the war was favorably report
ed to the Senate yesterday by Senator
Newlands, of the Interstate Commerce
Committee. The bill also provides a
penalty of 500 for interference with train
movement, and this Is regarded as
practical strike-preventative during the
war.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
LOCAL MENTION.

Gran. Sugar. sac; No. 1 new pota-
toes, CSC PIX; lis. tomatoes, 25c;
onions. &c Ib.; our best tea, 49c; Won
der coffee, 2Oc; oats, TIC: wheat food,
I2hc; crystal salt, sc; pure pepper,
35c; apple butter. 12c; bread, 5hc; II
l2l3c: lbs. macaroni. Csc; Sweet
Wrinkle peas. 10c; Regina peaches,
&c; asparagus. 15c; n. o. moIasses,
l5c. Phone to us IL you want your or
der delivered. 412 Fourth st. S. f.
and all the J. T. D. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

Harry B. ana Nellie Griffith. hoy.
Iustus and EstA 2. wurst. boy.
Louis NJ. and Mamie Ryce. girl.
Charles and Edna Dunno. boy.
Preston L. and Rachel r. George. girl
John A and Myrtle y. I.armOFe. twins. girls
Charles T. and Cecilia Hepp. boy.
Jake and Toby Cohen. girl
Everett y. and Mary {. Hlycrsft. girl
SeEerro and Maria Bn0uvri. girl
c0I0RE0.
Harry and Edith Neal girl.
Allen and Bertha Turner. boy.
Benjamin and C0nSuela Green. boy.
Claude and Agnes Logan. girl.
James L. and Grace A. TAlbert. girl
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
MARINES ARE REWARDED.

Secretary of the Navy Daniels yester-
day afternoon authorized the awarding
OF medals OF honor 10 the following Off
GERS and enlisted men OF the Marine
Corps for gallantry during the recent
operations in Haiti: Lieut.. Col. Smedley
D. Butler. Capt. William p. Upshur.
Capt. Edward A. Ostermann. GJnnery
Sergt. Daniel DAILY. First SerEt. Ross L.
Iams and Corporal Samuel Gross.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Morrey. NJ; CRspar W. Haines. SO: Cash.
s.; Ida Worch, g. Louis Hirsch, 81.
Through Church OF the Covenant AuXil-
iary-Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, $50 a
month during war; Miss Madeira's School
third contribution, So; Miss Margaret G
,McKellip. SIS; George T. Keen. Inc. 25:
Miss Alice s. GriswoId. SO: Miss Annie
l.. Smiley, SO; DR.. J. 5. Stone. s.: John
Stahl. $: Ladies Aid Society Gurley Ne
mo-ial Church. s.; c. Z. Beckett. 81; II.
F. Carl. S.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
TO HONOR cARRIzAL HEROES.

AS tribute 10 the memory OF Capt
7. I. Boyd and troopers Of the Tenth
Cavalry. who were killed at Carrizal.
citizens Of the Nations Capital and the
members OF the National Memorial As
sociation will hold memorial services
May 2. at 3:3o o'clock. at the Y. NJ. G. A..
suilding. in Twelfth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
DEATH RECORD.
WHILE.

WHITE.
Mary Waller Reeves. 81 years. 40 22nd St nv.
Joseph NJ Locke So. 1890 Columbia I'd. nv.
Ellen M Tucker. Ts. Olympia Apis.
Petro d. AlIaImby. Is. SIG NasE ave. nv.
William NJ stuart. 70. I2Ii sth st.
RAYMOND p. King -. Georgetown q. HOspt.
Mary Patricia Meenehan. |. 1872 r It. nv.
CoL0RED.
Isaac Thompson. SO years 18Th and stS -
Mary johnson. s5. Wash. Asylum HoSpt
John Pleasant. 50. GARFIELD Hospital
River
Lee H Psrry. q. wash Asylum Hospt.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
CONDITION Or the WATER,

TemTeTature and condition OF water yesterday:
Great Falls-Temperature e.; condition very clear
Daecarlia reseTVoir-TemTerature. 6s: condition AZ
north connectiOn. very clear: condition at south
connection. very clear. Georaetown distributing
reservoir-TemperBtUc g.; condition at in1uent
satehouse. very clear: condition at efluent gate
house, Tery clean
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia and Maryland
FAT somewhat warmer today: tomorrow probably
showers; gentle to moderate shifting winds
For Virginis-Fair. somewhat warmer today
Tomorrow probably showers; moderate winds. most
y northeast 70 southeast
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Spain has developed only about one
fifth OF its coal lands the area OF which
is nearly double that Of Frances and
only one-third less than EnEland's
The Washington herald., 1917-05-26

Midnight. 81: a N. 81: I a m. a.: a. m.
81: a. m. 50: 10 = m. IS: IL noon. IS: D
m, 50; p. m. 81: p m. 60; ,. m. S.: 10
.. m. IS.
Highest. 81: lowest a.
Relative humidity-s a m. 81; ? p m. a.
p. m. 43. Hours Of sunshine. 81 Per eeni
Of possible sunshine. Sc
lowest. S.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
8rciic StrGnd)er.

SIM 1ierreid. DEFENDERS unter ben
@Ggeln, erreiaen einise Snbioiouen
Elm 1ebr bobss Qlter. On iolIen &rd=
ben unb papassien in Der 5reibeit
500 Sabre ait merOen. 3iidert erin@
merit in ieinem 9e0i9te Der Mn.uz
renpapasei" an einen iolden Subn
Der Wilbnis, Der bic Sprahe zines
ldnsit erloi4enen Bottles bepabrt butz
te. Mber niht nur i'm Siers, Ionpern
au9 i'm Pflon5enreid, erlan9sn eius
aelne 8ertreter cine redt itattlide Nnz
5a6l pom 2ebensiubren. sSn ben Seus
nustpalbungen puroe elm Wa@olosrz
itGmmaen sefunoen, Dos 297 Sabre
alt mar. Sein StammourameiIer be-
trus nur 20 3ou. Sin anoerss gremz
plar bon Der 9albiniel aola adblte
544 Sabre, uno elm oritter Straut.
i'm &irhipiel @rmos in 2iplapb,
batts 5O2 CONNER erlebt. Ser Mlitz
terftod elmer Sally arctiea" (arttiiGe
Weibe) beIab 80 Sabresrinss, cine
anbere Weibe 100 uno cine brittle, be-
rem Stdmmdentern faul mar. puroe
auf 200 Sabre sei6aBt. Cine oitsr0nz
ldnbi5de 3Dergbirte mar S0jl5rig,
etne Hetlla oborota bon Der Salbinz
itl aola tonnte ibren 1O2. @eburtss
Tag feiern. Sin 2orbeerbaum in einem
part BEL Brighton in SiiSenalanO
NOR so Sabre aft. Oab Der 2orbsers
baum Elm bobes Ilter erreiGt, per=
iidern uns i9On Die S9riftIteler oes
flahiiden altertums. poulanius 3. 9.
erfpdbnt ben 3orbeerbaum Der Sprer
als einen Der alteiten 9Gume Der ras
mails b%etannten Welt. Gin gpfeliinsnz
baum I'M @arten 81 8eriatles lpuros
1411 in Haporrd angspflanSt unb
lam SO Sabre IpGter mad 9erIaiaes.
1861 mar Dieier Baum alIo idpn
400 Sabre alt unp trus, trob Der
Sabre, INNER nod rei9lid Bitten.
Seriibmt mar uuf cine @einlaute,
Die Der SunnentOnig I'm BART su
5pntdineblem pflan5te. 1870 fat lie
Der falte Binter leiber pernidtet.
Sine lpunoerpons altc Gteuplanta,
sc finpet Ii9 an einem Sprturme in
Stolpen (Sadien). Sic ,rl 100 Sab.
re Sdbien unb ipiro nlir iibs rtroffen
BON Dem @feu gu aebenItein in aies
oerritsrrsid, Der 400 Sabre ut Ietn
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aud Der Bur5elitpd oes beriismtsu
1~000idbriscn R~pisnitpds am Dom Al
9iisssbein. Dele .3oia Gamma"
@unosroi) bat adt Sprofs, oeren
Sehurtslabr auf tIeinen porseaans
l9ilS4sn ansesebeu lit. Der unterir=
ollfe Wur5eiltod NAB 8 SUB i'm
Sabre 1883, Fuo Ger dltefte Sprob
lit %nunnlshr 44id9ri9. Sin SdIeb.
SornltrlrG mar 800 Sabre at. Ses
rlbmt III Der S@Iesoorn i'm gay.sn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

-BoItur 5, 0oiss bon Berger iror
am Wiontne bier in @cifGitcn.
-Simon un0 Sol. @ie0inabnarr
bon ut. Sterling luaren an Wcntna
bier I'M @eiddfte 3l beioreen.
SRI. 0inrtbn SleiidJ 1T Icste no.
dc bon &anlnS Gitp 81 eiicnt De
ilde ibrer elieru uno @eibmiitcr all.
riidgefebrt.
-Srau Q. Oalnahc bon ct. 2ouis
befano iih leste ISOLDE mebrere Gage
bier alf 9eilib bel Der Snmilie Sobn
Woblfcn.
Srau 4. 0artcr bon Ct. 9oi1is
unb oercn Sod)ter Srall &. Srabm
bon Canton. Obio, meilen aeeenp1r.
tia bier als @Gite bes Gbepaares q.
5. Sarter.
SRI. @lnla Yoeidel lit lebte go
dc bon Cape @irnrbcnn 5llrild9efchrt
no lie 81 lbrer Dcitercn Nllsbilolu1g
ais Sebrerin ipGbrenb hes Sommcr.
Senciters Ole Oortige Normallhulc
beiudte.
Srls. Sara Mihe! u1b Clara
Gpplc mclhe lid nIcbrcrc Gage bier
81 @olt bel ibren &crlponoten, 1bos.
9ebrcno bcfunocn, rciiten lebtcn
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rid.
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om Wontoa III @eihGften bier uno
%ltottcte Dem &olfSbIott icincn ltcts
millfonlnlcncn @cillh ab. @crr so.
bein lit elmer Der Glteiten @epobncr
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rciditen 6arnlcr CT sGblt.
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mar lit lesten Montog ~suriifscfebrt
5il ieinen att &outc 3 pc%bncnbcn Gl.
tern ltin BORT iciuc &orlobnno sllr
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Der 2ocal : 9eboroc abSihporten.
SRI. Sricpbinc Nau bon Ct.
Souis reiIte Iesten Somstog mad,
mchrt1gi9en 9eilldle bier bel Ser so,
mile Gh. Stocbr. mic6er in ihrc Sci,
niatb 5nrild, begleitet BON 5rl. Yearl
Stoebr. pclde mcbrcrc Sogc in Der
@robltaht ~pcripeilen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
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