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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
EXCHANGE NOTES
From the Hntc hinsou Herald.

From the Hutchinson Herald.
Think of it, one farmer bringing ir
over $34 worth of eggs a week.
There are several who come near
that amount.
Mrs B. A. Patten returned from a
visit at Piankinton. She had a let
ter from Benz. saying ne had the
walls of a log house up five feet high.
DR.. A. 81. Steffens and wife were
caught in a big storm in Clayton
while returning in their Buick from
Mitchell. The storm tore a barn to
pieces for Fred Marquard and killed
his ten year old son and injured an
other so badly that he died later, ac-
cording to reports.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
From Inc oiivst Loader

Tfens tAs Oiivct Leader
oil Meyers and Erwin Baney went
10 Scotland Sunday TO have their
measurements taken for their y. S.
unlfsrras.
Miss Myrtle Smiley who has been
auArantined for scarlet fever the past
several weeks was released by the
doctor last week Thursday.
Circuit court convened last Monday
and was closed Wednesday forenoon.
There was only n ease brought TO
trial In which q verdict wal given by
the jury Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock, and one caae war postponed
until next November. Another case
was dismissed, after which the court
80 closed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

wep . thro, IN for two hours. The water
e much 50. tter than that coming from
ID E old well. AT q special meeting
. 1 the city council Monday evening
the new well was accepted and the
council made arrangements with Mr..
IRohrabacher i , have him investigate
the condition ). { the old well as 9
81 the new well i properlyconn ected
with the water j ystem. II the con-
dition Of the old we'll is such tina I,
wIIl warrant NJ. Rohrabacher will
EcIeAn It ont and Il esse It
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31

q Mos II the time / o. ~ 200 men
10 come u ~ lid a hsir country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 5000 in Ten Days

n May iattansss-Psrssas have Suasrsd a.
told a0eRy fer y0aFa doetorine ter atrNonS
HsakReSS. stomach. liver o. kidnsy disease Or
Sons other aiiAsst Sasa their real tre1sss vas
Iaek Of Irea 10 the hlo0d.-HsS 10 tell.
New York, y Yin feCent discourse III
z SaueF. a well known Specialist Nhe has
studied widely both in this county and Europe,
sid. II you we're 10 make an actual blood
test on all people who are III you would PROB
ably be greatly aStoniShed at the exceedingly
Iarge number who lack irnn aRd who are i'll for
no other reason than the lack Of iroR, The
moment iron Is supplied all their multitude
OF dangerous symptoms disappear. Without
change food into living tissue and therefore
nothing YOU eat does YOU any good Won don
get the strength ous Of t. Your food merely
pa sees through your system like corn through
mill with the rollers so wide apart that
the mill can't grind As a result II this
continuous blood ARd nerve starvation, people
become generally weakened, nervous aud all
run down and frequently develop all sorts
Of conditions One is too thin: another -
hprdsned with unhealthy fat some are 80
weak they can hardly walk: some ththk they
have dyspepSa kidney or liver trouble some
rant sleep st nisht. others are sleepy and
tfred au dav: some fussy and irritable some
skinpy and hIoodleSS, but al lack physical
n,wer and endurance. In such cases. H Is
worse than foolishneSS 10 take stimulating
medicines or narcotic drugs, which only whip
mn your tagging vital powers for the moment.
mavbe at the expense Of your life later on.
No matter what any one tells YOU. IL YOU are
NOT strong and we'll you owe Il 90 yourself 70
make the following test. See how long you
ran work or how far you can walk without
becoming tired. Next take two FIVE grain
tablets Of ordinary nuXated iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks Then
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
GERMAN PRISON .
CAMP TORTURES
KILL THOUSANDS

| WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept Is
Another chapter is added to the story
OF the tortures of German prison
camps by Russian soldier who es-
capped by tunneling with a knife under
the Antwerp Rosendaal line. 1t has
been forwarded to the state depart
nent from Petrograd. L.
Brutal treatment and poor and in
sufficient food have cost Germany the
labor of thousands of prisoners, he
| says. One labor battalion on the
western front consisting of 1000 men
has been reduced by starvation, ex-
posture, beatings and death to less
| than 500. 4
| Food 10 Meaeer w..
The daily rations for prisoner, he
reported, consisted of small amount
OF bread and turnip soup, the soup
enriched occasionally by a bit of horse
meat. Il
The unfit. the wounded and those
who have lost members of their body
were kept in invalid camps until they
died, but never. he says, returned to
camps in Germany, because the Off.
GERS in command feared the psyche
logical effect upon the people of the
sight of the MANNED men, often little
more than animated skeletons. i
Stern and implacable methods were
used to compel prisoners to work.
Ingenious tortures that ended only
short of death were inflicted on some,
while others were shot outright.
Punishments varied from enforced
standing at attention for a day at
time without food to beatings with
rife butts and to hours of suspen-
sion in the air with ropes being tied
tc the wrists, while prisoners hands
were held behind the bodies, the re.
suit being to throw the weight on the
unnatuarlly twisted muscles of the
arms and shoulders. Such methods in
his own battalion, once 1000 strong.
had reduced it to $50 at the time he
escaped. ....s.-. ......-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
IBy Associated Press1

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-War work
for babies which resulted in lowering
he infant death rate in Great Britain.
France. Belgium and Germany is de
scribed by DR.. Grace L. Meigs of the
children bureau OF the United States
department OF labor in paper on In
tant Welfare Work in War Time,
which the bureau has just made avail,
able for general distribution
The special features OF the work
have varied in the different countries.
In England there has been a striking
increase in the number Of health visit.
ors employed to help and instruct the
mothers in the care Of their babies
and young children An act providing
for government aid to local agencies
had, as it happened, been passed in
July. 1914.
he local government board the
central supervising and administrative
BODY has taken the stand that in war
time, in spite of the general need for
economy, no economy should be exer-
cised in this direction There is evil
denCe that in a good many communi
ties, on account of lack OF money and
private support, the authorities or vol,
untary agencies have been slow to in
crease their work or to undertake new
work. These difficulties the local gov
eminent board has largely overcome.
It has gone On with the greatest deter.
mtnation towards its acknowledged
goal-to have systematic supervision
through the work of health visitors
for all babies born who need care"
The available information for Ger
many concerns only the first eighteen
months of the war. DR. Meigs refers to
the emphasis placed on enabling moth
ers to care for their OWN children 4
special committee Of the Red Cross,
for example. was organized in Berlin
for the care of mothers and infants.
The committee had fund for needy
mothers which it used for those moth
ers WIG brought their babies regularly
to an infant-welfare station and who
took care OF them in their own homes
The outstanding feature of the work
in Paris seems to be the increased
provision for maternity care, and in
Belgium, the establishment of can
teens for the feeding of mothers and
of young children.
DR.. Meigs speaks of the important
part played by the military separation
allowances which are granted by for.
efgn governments to the wives of en-.
listed men, either as in Great Britain
and Canada, to the wives of all sol.
dfers or, as in France and Germany, to
the wives who are in need because
the family's wage Garner has been
called to the colors.
Furthermore, in each of these coun-
tries except Belgium a maternity bene-
tit from government funds, provided
before the war to certain mothers, has
now been extended to include either
the wives of all enlisted men or all
women who are receiving the military
separation allowance 49, 100
DR.. Meigs bases on the experience
of these countries the following prac,
teal war time suggestions for the
United States:
The chief preventive measure for
protecting babies is to insure their in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10

test your strength again ana see fer yuarsslf
Dow mnch you have gained hare seen
dozens OF nervous run dawn peopie who we're
auIas AL the time douhie. and even trfp,e
LseI sirsngth and endurance and en-
uFeiF set td Of their symptoms 81 dV.
PeFsia, liver aud other troubles In from tsa
to feaF'rsn days tine simply By taxing trnn
IN the proper form. and this after thsy had
IN some cases bern dOetoFinE for naoafhs
without obtaining any beReht. You can taik
as roo please about all the WonderS 1rourht
eY rev remedies. bat when yeu come doUn
10 hard facts there Il nothing like god cid
iron 70 pat color In Your cheeks and Eooa
aIS' great nerve and stomach STRENGTHENING
aud the best blood builder in the world fhe
only trouble Was that the old forms 81 In
orZaaac iron like tiHctHFr 90 IRON iron Res-
tate. etc. eften ruined peoples teeth upset
their StomachS and were not ASainailated and
for these reasons they frequently did mors
harm than coed But with the discovery ~
the never forms of organic iron all this has
been, overcome. NuIated Iron for axample il
pleasant TO take. does not inture the teeth and
Is almost Immediately beneficial
NoTE-The manufacturers Of Suxatsd lroa
have such unho1nded confidence in its potency
that they authorize the announcement thai
they will forfeit $l80 90 TO any Charttahle In.
stitution they cannot take any man or
woman under sixty who lacks iron and In.
crease their strength zoe per cent or over in
four weeks time. provided they have no
serious organic trouble. Also they will r..
fund your money In any case in EhL,h
strength in ten DAYS time. Il IL dispensed
in this city by HOIllSteF Drug Co. Benssn.
Smith Co, Chambers Drug Co. and all other
druggists p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
u. S. TO PROTECT
SOLDIERS FROM
DEBT PROCESSES
Baker ContempIateS Throwing
Administrations Weight
Behind Pending Bill

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. LEG.
islation to protect the civil and prop
erty rights OF soldiers, in effect NOR
atorium for the duration OF the war in
behalf OF men who are sewing their
country on the firing line. has been
placed upon the administration pro-
gram as a necessary element Of the
raising of a citizen army.
The soldiers and sailors civil rights
bill, to carry out this purpose, which
passed Yesterday in the house, was
framed in the office Of Judge Adyo-
cate General Crowder.
To save soldiers and sailors from all
kinds of legal injuStices during their
absence from home, the measure en-
joins the carrying out Of certain civil
court actions until after the close OF
the war and establishes a legal excuse
for failure to carry out certain con-
tracts, the fact that a man is in the
military service.
1t is proposed that creditors suits
against officers or men may be held
up and judgment by default denied,
the trainers of the bill recognizing that
man in the army or navy would
have no opportunity to make his de
Tense in person or to arrange for its
proper hearing through counsel.
If such a judgment rested against a
man at the time Of his enlistment the
bill would prevent its execution
through the sale of his property dur
ing his absence. 1t would set aside
the statute of limitations so that a
debt owed to a soldier might not be
outlawed in his absence; it would pre-
vent the eviction of his family while
he was away if they fatsed to pay the
rent; it would protect his equity in
any real estate or other purchase con,
tract in which he might have been en-
gagged at the time he went into the
army; it would protect him against
the ordinary results of defaulted pay
ments on business mortgages and keep
him from being sold out in his alb
sence; it would insure any rights he
might have to public lands, although
his service at the front had prevented
him from completing the legal acquisi
ton of the property. .,..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10

Especial Star Bulletin Co-reSI ondenceb
WAHUKU. oct. Gov. Lucius z.
Pinkham arrived on Maui Tuesday
and was the guest OF Mr., and Mrs.
arold W. Rice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. James Munro, who
have been away from the county for
some months, returned to their Mo,
lckai home on the last Mikahala
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
WAR WORK FOR BABIES
NLOWER|NG infant Death RATE

mothers in their own homes.
Nothing should be considered more
important in war time than the
Strengthening and extending Of proven
tive work already established for in.
fant and maternal welfare. The disor.
ganizaticn of such work through the
loss of physicians and nurses especial
~ trained for it should be avoided Il
possible.
Every effort should be made TO en-
list a large number OF candidates for
hospital training courses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
MALlINESX1
fsp.eial star,Bunst,n Cores. ondspee,

fSpacial Star Bulletin Co-reSl ondenceI
WAHUKU. oct. Gov. Lucius z.
Pinkham arrived on Maui Tuesday
and was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
arold W. Rice.
Miss Tweet Robinson is now in
Honolulu, where she is taking four
years training course to become a
nurse
Much interest is taken by Maui peo-
pie in the visit of Miss Alice E. liar
rison. the orSanist OF Central Union
church, who arrived on Wednesday to
play at two organ recitals at the Paia
Union church. The first recital takes
place on Thursday next, the second
on the following Tuesday evening.
J. P. Foster OF Paia has been East
visiting some of the large cities. He
was welcomed back by his friends
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Baldwin are
moving this week into their hand
some new residence at kaluanui. This
new house is one of the finest resi-
dences on Maui. The makai view is
magnificent one of the West Maui
mountains and Kahului harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Munro, who
have been away from the county for
some months, returned to their Mo-
lckai home on the last Mikahala.
October is always the month for
The Maui church bazaars The first
comes at Wailuku in the Alexander
House Settlement gymnasium and is
given by the Church of the Good
Shepherd. The second is to be held
at the Paia Community house on
October q, under the auspices of the
women of the Makawao Union church.
Some of the officers of the U. S. S.
Alert paid a flying visit to Waikiki
on Tuesday last, and the young sail.
ors whose homes were formerly in
Wailuku have been here for the week
Jack Vivas, Archie Bal, A. Do Rego
and Keehu are among the boys who
have been seen about Wailuku in their
sailor jackets.
Harry Gesner and Alfred Martin.
or
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10

Harry Gesner and Alfred Martin.
sen were shark hunting off Napail,
and succeeded in getting an 11-foot
fellow, .->
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

teit5alln 5u Serrn Inaiialills' Belts.
tunl binilberltredtc, ioluie cine No.
lenbede, Die bon Ger anoern Seitc
ei1tigc Bitten in SrGl,lein Ilines
Wartcn CUR Yrodt entialtete. Gen
Iustaulh Scr aui &errn analiaiiua
8oben %iaaeu6en SommerGpfel an
lire r%ed)tmGBi9e 8eliserin uno Der
bel SrGulein gline erbliibenoen Mo.
len al ibren rettmdBi9en Seiiear
lrn0glid,te ein Ourd oas Nlter
ihaobait ~aeuproenc Steac i'm @ar.
ten5oun. !Sier lernte Der jung
Imerifoiobrer oaa biibide 6riulcil,
fenncn nno liebeu. llnb eilles "a
ges bc9ab iid Serr anaitaiius tur5
entlhloilcn in leinem beiten anilte
utO nit einem MoIenitrouB eigelel,
@ohStums in sic NodbarWobmullg
uno iragte oas SrGuIeir, Oh es icilte
Srau ipcrben llno nit ibm mad
amerifa geben mouc.
Seine Srau gelpiB, aber nnd)
amcrifa nein, ertpioerte SrGuIcin
Mime. bclln eritcnS babe lie einc
frGntllte Wlitter, Don ser lie lid
nid]t trcnllen ppllte, unb Damn mir
De lie mic ultb nimmer bas Salls
pertauien, in oem iie gcboren unb
-JroB g~elpnroen jci. Sic ,uiiroe lid
luie ertluur5elt porfommen in eincm
10 fremben 2nn6e. Sic ipu6te bon
einem Germanoten, ser S1uIoer
balber nod Imerifa geilii6tet,
Beib uno 8inoer oerlaiien bate
anb perldolcn luar.
Setr IuuItaiiuS bot oIlc 9ere
oungsfnnlt auf, I'M bas SrGulein
fir feline El1nc 81, seirinnen. oenn,
obpobi er iebt @ernlogeu beiaB.
luolte er es 6oh einmal melt brin'
gen in, 2cben. Sraulein aline aber
lpioerIeete iid) bartnGdig allen Gin.
w%enoungen uno 2odungen ibres
5reirrs. llnb ba feiner eeionne,t
mar, n%ad)Sn9cben, cling Serr Nina
itaiiits nit ieinem IoienitrauB u,b
cinem .&prb" idn,erjlib betroiien
in feline 8obnuna 3uriid. @cnn Tie
mid mabniinnis liebte, 9roIte er,
aog bic aiieenbrauen arimmie sit.
lammen, wilroe lie nit mir bis ans
+ @noe Der 8eIt eeben. 8eun er
mid mabrbait liebte, ieuiste 5rau.
lein Slime. lire SrGnen trodnenb
Uiirbe er meiner Bite @ebor iden.
ten uno nift eiseniinnis auf ieinem
Sopf beiteben. limo iie mari ltols
aen 8opf suriid.
Rodtc err! Sagte Tie.
Wod)te tic! Sa9te er.
uno ieber martete, bab ber an.
eere einIenfen uno nat)sebcn perbe.
Sic fparteten Sabr nm SSabr, Sabr.
5ebnt nm Sabr3ebnt. -
GranIein aIine ptleate y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
Mmerifa madt audi @laslinien.
Cullen jest 10 gut iciu, mic biricnisen
pun Srutidlnnn nfto Scitcrrcid,.

Splcu jest 10 gut iciu, mic birjcnigen
pun Scutihlnnn nto Scfcrrcid,.
To6 ein Invertebrates 9eiipiel fir
bic gntpidlung 9r0bsrer ted)niider
SelbItdnoiatsit Ameritus pGbreno
pes WeIttrieges meilten5 unter
Dem 0rong Der Got - 6istet bic ems
beimiI6e !6erIte(llng oon @luslinlen
ODER lire arpbe 9erpoatommnung.
Oos 8unpess 4mt Der yiormen in
WnIbin9ton bat Ii6 bteies beitlen
gesenHanpes ldngere 3eit ie6r rese
anaenommen unp p%srtiinoigt, DaB es
nlnmebr in Der Gage iein peroe, bic
gebiirfniTe Der amsritaniIdle @rmee
nod optii6em @las ourd eritfloIiige
GrseusniNe gu befrieoigen, pbne irs
genbipelden Iernsren 9erlaB ouf ouss
lanbiI6e Nlrtitel bisier art. 0enn
oas bolauf sutrifft, 10 beoeutet es
sinen sroBen piFsni6aftlidsn uno
tehniiden Sriumpb nno 1T Bon boher
praftiidsr Wihtigteit.
Die @nfsrtisuns uon 9laslinlen
e.Iten Ranses sebOrt gu ben per'
pideltIten uno idpierisiten 4ufsas
ben. Bis gum 4usbrad bes euros
pdiIden &risgss batten nur oeutI4s
lGnbii9e unb Diterreidiide 5abriten
ben bD9iteu @rap Don 8erpoltomms
nuna auf bisism 5elbe erreidt. unb
lie tparen porin, ipie nod in mans
man6en anoeren 0insen, peide bic
emlisite @riinbli9teit unb bic lpltes
matil6te @rbeit unb 8ebulh erfors
bern, bic 5i6rer Der Welt. Sas foa
uamentIid Seutidlano. in-Ser erltsn
;3eit bes &rieses einen sroBen 8orz
tell pertieben 6obsn. Iber orei
a~riessiabre babsn INNER a1semeiner
gu oer lleberSeusuns sefibrt. baB ieoe
Iation, pslde einen aries betreiben
min, barauf aus iein muB. iiG nit
allen piiIenidaftliden !Silfsmittsln
ielber gu oeriorsen. uno sfpar in ers
fer Site.
Man bat otter seIast, bab Der
moberne Rries su ben Metbooen
ldnsit sntfdpunbener Soften suriids
tehre. gu benz fliifiisen 55eusr Der OILS
ten 9rieden, gu ben srimmen Rabes
tdmpfen Der Ritteridaft u. I. 10.
ab.r bas lit muir in einisen Besiebun.
gen autreffenb; unb es bLsibt bic
satia9e beteben. bab bic neuseitlide
ariessfibruns Elm aries Der taItz
niidtsruen MiGenf4aft In srfter 2is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

ter. bis oicic Nu} 3ciflidr ieNlctr,
mo nerrpaltctc Nom cillium 6alls
mo @ortcn. 2ll$ iie alter muthf,
| nahm tic cine iunlr &cripnnotc all
fTd, sic iGr cur MGnS ainl ;ulo scr
lie alles %crtraucn u,o nlc ulliyc.
ipartc 2ictc idlrnTtc, herel Gin 0lt'
bcrcr nidlt t9ilNI';lQ mCrGcn IoiItr.
Scrr NnoltN';,l3 gIn8 llid)t 1Hd)
9lnlcrifa. lonbern blicu cinianl m!c
ieine NuHbnrln, IND DllNigtr mr.
elmer cin5igcn %eiNcnid)ait. Die ieint
Sage auSlilltc, oa3 mar Die Holcus
5lld)t. Ani Icilr Ioicn o%Gruanotc
cr ole Surge ua0 ,}drtlidlfcit, Die
clllclll unbcrTl @cicn 81 ldclifcn
linn lcibcr ucriuGi plicb.
60 murcn sic bciOen NacDbarbGll-
ler Ieinblide 9tldltaru gelporbell,
Die mr. lud) albrl bin 0ic MoSfc
Der Sreunoid)ait jci8teu, Die I'M S.t.
merit abcr uoa Nitterfcit mlicinul.
Der maren, Ocrcn @armonie 5erltort.
Oercn GtltrudlI entppeit mar.
lhllionIt Oentiibtc lih Der gpiel'
baum, leine ro%tmolgigcn CONNER
Opel ulla oca tSrGulcirla Wartcn III
Oas @crcid) 6ca Scrru Aualtuiills
81 ltrcdcn. @err Inoitalills Jam.
meltc spar NGpiIicnbnit bic aui jet.
1ei Soocn NcfaIirncu Sriid)te auf,
aber er filbltc Hidt Die Na1g
aDannS in lid, Der 0cn bargebctcuen
Ipiel anbiB, piclmrbr pafte CT bic
6riihte iorgiam in eiu &Grbdeu mo
lanote lie ourh cincn @oten ms
Nad)harballs, bcileibe nid)t ourh bic
Siide in @arten5omn, lorNcrn iiber
Die StraBr Ourd) huS Salstor,
6rdlllein Milne binuicoerum IirI;
ibr Ser5 gegen Die SulNigung bes
NoIcnitralld)cs p%erbGrtet, lhnitt Die
Sliitcn, Die iidl 81 ibr biniibcrltaDs
len, nit einem itaricn flcinen Wiei.
ler ab nlb iallhte iie ebcniaqS i'll
elncm &orbdJell Dem SeIiBer, ME lie
Die IepfeI erbaltcn batte.
Sabr Inn Sabr bieltcn JIG cs il.
Serr AnaltoiiitS ionotc 9lcpielfGrbs
den uno ooS SrGuIcin Nliuc ibre
Hoicn Dem Nafbar, ulo obrpob! es
pielleidt wie cine Irt abionoerii-
der Sulbigung erihicn, aeid)ab eS
in angitIider Seluabrung ibrer &c.
genlettigen llnnabbarfeit, mo tic
abnten nid)t, iuie mebe lie Oamit
Dem IpfeIbaim, Dem Iolenjtra,,dJ
uno aud Dem G~artensaun taten.
aIs SrduIein aline DUR SiIfe uub
Stiite ibres aIters iid oie iunee
Scrpanote berufen batte, iiibIte
aud Serr gnaitaiius bas Serlangen
nad elmer menidliden SeeIe, Die
inn ieine Ioien bod nidt pSnig er.
iesen fonnten. Sn ieincr gerpambt.
i4aft fano iid elm iuuscr armer
STUDENT Den nabml CT sa ii4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
Sti55e ION Y. ". Sdettler

SSSn Ger rlihiJcn, bmuibcIdlntttiCl
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