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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
LIBERTY.

Lauettie Fox and Vallie Will
liams spent Saturday night with
Bro, John Fox and family.
Henry Halle was here Friday
enroute to Cookeville.
Several of the boys of this place
were examined in Gainesboro for
military service the past week.
John Fox and son bought a
large drove of fine cattle thru
here Friday.
Gussie Hanes visited Miss Ef-
fie Burton in Smiths Bend.
Lille Fox visited ]. r. Carver
and wife Sunday.
Miss Essie Brown, of Nash
vile, is visiting relatives at this
place.
The Granville correspondent
in a recent issue Of the Sentinel.
referred to the greatest sport
in stringtown." OF course our
little town is one of the best in
the county, and We are proud OF
it. As to sports, we have none.
1t would be against our motto.
for we all strive to build up our
town. and a sport Of any kind
would work a hardship on the
progress of the town. II we
ever do have sport. he will be
a real one and one that we will
all be proud of.
Fred Flyers and wife spent Sat-
urday night with John Clemens
and wife. Mr.. Clemens is recov.
ering from an attack of fever.
Will Dockery is recovering
from an attack of fever.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
STONE.

L. NJ. Myers was in Gaines
boro Saturday.
There is quite a lot of canning
being done in this community.
John Stone has returned from
Nashville, He is engineer on
the Joe Horton Hall.
A large crowd attended the
singing last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sadler and
son, John Fowler. visited Benton
Wilmore and family Sunday.
Mrs. Rsgland and daughter,
Grace, left for Cookeville Satur-
day. Mrs. Ragland returned
Tuesday.
A report has reached here
that there is a case of smallpox
at Red Boiling Springs. and the
visitors are leaving as fast as
they can get away,
Mrs. Chas. Myers and daugh'
ter, Gladys visited George vii
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

more and wife at Whitleyville
last Sunday.
Bedford Birdwell and family.
of Red Boiling Springs, visited
Mrs. Shoulders last Sunday. Mr..
Birdwell conducted the devotion
al part of the services at. the
church meeting.
], T. Anderson and family,
who have been at the springs for
several days passed thru here
Sunday enroute to their home at
Oneida.
Mrs. Myers returned from Car.
thage last week, where she visit
ed her son, Fred Myers.
Fred Myers, of Carthage, visit
ed here last week.
Henry Hall, of Gainesborc
Route 2, filled his regular ap.
pointment here last Sunday.
Tolbert Crowder, of this place,
Joe Lee and wife and Miss Ten.
nessee Craighead, of Whitleyeille
spent last Tuesday in Gainesboro.
C. G. Gailbreath, representa-.
tive of Cray-Dudley Hardware
Co., of Nashville, was here fol
the first time last Tuesday.
Russell Allen and Miss Leors
Huddleston, were married las
week. Miss Huddleston is {
former teacher in Putnam coun
ty. and lived near Cookeville. Mr.
Allen is a farmer.
Chas. Myers returned from
Aberdeen. Miss, last week
where he bought a farm. H,
will move about the first of tn,
wear.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
will attend school.

will attend school.
Joe Lynn. our county board
man, visited school here last
week.
Well digging in charge Of Mr..
Kinnard, has been In progress at
Mabry school for two days. Wat
er was reached at depth of fif-
ty-three feet.
The protracted meeting at
Twelve corners closed Sunday.
The habry School Improvement
Club gave a spelling contest and
ice cream supper Saturday night.
A large crowd attended.
The old blue backed speller
was used, and most all Of the
older people Of the community
took an active part in the spell.
ing. II you want to be convinc.
ed that you don't know how te
spell. just have q contest with
the people Of your community
who studied the old Blue Bscket
Speller in their young days and
see where you stand.
After the contest ice cream
and cake were served. The pro
ceeds of the cream. which wa
about eleven dollars win bs spen
for q chart for the school
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

Lille Maye Norton is quite
sick.
Henry Halle. of Cookeville.
was here last week.
Miss Laura Norton ID visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Logan Ragland.
j. l.. Rogers was a business
visitor at Rough Point last week.
Miss Estelle Gailbreath. princi-
pal of the Brownville High
School spent the weekend with
home folks,
Miss Maye Dennis was a week
end visitor in Gainesboro.
Miss Dora Lee Frizzell is visit
ing Miss Lucy Bost.
Miss Laura Pruett has return
ed from a visit to relatives at
Whitleyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Morgan
spent Sunday with Mrs. ]. NJ.
johnson.
Mesdames Fannie Johnson.
Ethel Hix. and Addie Hogg; ].
T. Hogg and George johnson
were dinner guests of Mrs. +. l..
Halle Wednesday.
Tuck Jared. of Cookeville. was
here last week buying cattle.
Mrs. Noah Whitaker. of Wood.
row, visited her sisterIMrs. Susan
Lynn last week. Mrs. Lynn
continues very sick.
S. G. Rogers is buying pearls
at different points on tennessee
river this week.
DIR. and Mrs. H. l.. Baugf
have returned from a visit with
Kentucky relatives.
Joe Morgan has gone to Berea,
KY. where he will attend school
Mesdames F. L. Halle and j
B. Xix were dinner guests Of
Mrs. Vance Anderson. Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. K. Anderson
and children spent Sunday will
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

normal.
Lacy Allen has purchased 9
new Ford car.
j The protracted meeting will
!, begin at Pleasant Valley the fifth
Sunday in Sept.
There was a good crowd at
Sunday school at this place Sum-
nay afternoon,
The county fair that was held
at Huntsville Saturday was the
best that has ever been in this
county.
Miss Sadie May Shrum spent
Sunday night with Miss Clara
Murphy.
Quite number of the boys at
this place have been drafted for
military service.
John Harper and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Greedy
Duncan and wife.
Leo Jackson has returned to
Jackson county after a visit with
his parents, W. w. Jackson and
wife.
Mrs. Polly Duncan is verv sick.
Joseph Murphy and family,
who have the typhoid fever, are
improving.
Odell Carr died of typhoid few
er Saturday. He leaves a wife,
six sisters and two brothers,
They have our sympathy.
Peetre Duncan has the lagripe.
Mrs. S. 0. Murphy has return
ed from a three weeks stay with
her son, Joseph Murphy, who
has typhoid fever.
Dee Jackson made a trip to
Nashville last week to have his
eyes treated.
The protracted meeting is 60
ing on at Phillip this week.
Willie Williams and Miss Edna
Wheeler were married Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Maggie Burrows is visit
ing her brother, W. w, Jackson.
Misses Lula and Zula Murphy
visited their sister. Mrs. Dora
Duncan and Miss Clara Murphy
Friday and Saturday.
School is progressing nicely at
this place under the management
of Miss Clara Murphy.
Miss Daisy Williams spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Clara
Murphy.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

II our county Board don't be-
lieye that we are very much in
need Of q new roof on our school
house just visit us on a rainy
day.
Misses Eta Gentry. Belle Rock
well: Henry Hawkins and Thur
man Owen were some of the
teachers who attended the SPELL
ing Saturday night.
Supt. W. I. Dixon was in our
midst q few days ago.
Miss Matte Lunday spent
Tuesday night with Miss Allie
Iccee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
Miss Dswfng's Appointments.

Miss Bowling, county agent in
home economics. will give DEM
onsrations in canning and dry
ing at the following places next
week;
Tuesday. Sept. Is. Flynn's
Lick. Frank Haile's residence.
Naneless, Wednesday. Sept.
rs, w. \. Browns residence.
Granville. Thursday. Sept. II.
ALI meetings held ct 2 p. m.
All ladies urged to attend these
meetings. There are for your
benefit
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
CoOkEvuE ;.

Farmers here are very busy
this week fodder pulling.
Mr.. Lundy spent Sunday in
town.
Mabry school is progressing
nicely under the management of
Miss Cleo Mcclssson.
Martin Farmer and family, of
near Bangom. spent Sunday ct
w. s. Farmers.
Miss Grace Holloway left Mon
day for Livingston. whore shs
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
GRANVILLE DEPARTMENT.

Jessie Elrod, of Nashville, was
here on business last week.
Walter Cooper made . pleas
ure trip 10 GainesborO last week.
Horace Brown, of Whites Bend
was here Monday with a big load
Of melons.
Mrs. ]. H. Daniel and son, Carl
are visiting relatives in Good
letsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Byrne, Of
Gainesboro, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Cooper.
Lewis Simmons, Jr.. made a
business trip to Gordonsville Sat
urday and Monday.
Miss Essie Brown, of Nash
vile, was the guest of DR.. B. L.
Simmons and family Monday.
DR.. B. L. Simmons has return
ed from Nashville, where he
spent several days on business.
Mrs. B. F. Cooper spent a few
days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Will Byrne, or Gainesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Shirley
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Shirley's parents, D. E. Huff
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Fox, of
Fort Blount, spent Sunday as
guests of the formers mother,
Mrs. Sallie Fox.
Miss Winnie Page is visiting
her sister, Mrs. M. C. Barrett at
Goodletsville. Miss Page will at
tend the State fair.
Prof. w. L. Dixon. County
Superintendent and ]. B. Baker,
county agricultural agent, were
here on business Friday.
Misses Zephie Pharris and
Letha Huff spent Wednesday
night as guests of Miss Matte
Mai King, of near Liberty.
Mrs. Tom Watts and children
have returned after a weeks
visit with her patents. DR..
Knight and wife of Chestnut
Mound.
DIR. A. D. Byrne and wife, of
Gainesboro. motored over and
spent a few days as guests Of
Mrs. Byrne's mother, Mrs. Mol
lie Neeley.
G. Lee McGlasson. one of
Gainesboro's best salesman, did
much business in this district,
including big sales in Granville,
this week.
Misses Mamie Fox. Mollie Girls
ham. Zephie Phsrris and Leths
Huff; accompanied by Catl Huff
and Tilman Grisham motored to
Cookeville Saturday.
As the hay crop was rather
short this season the farmers are
pulling much fodder for Q sub
stitute. Tobacco crops seem to
be good throughout this section.
A tobacco prize will be establish.
ed here soon.
Messrs Charlie Williamson and
Charlie Cooper made q business
trip to Cookeville monday.
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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20

Tom Watts is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. B. Page spent Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. J. P.
Burton.
Miss Rnby Williamson spent
Konday night with Miss Mary
Emma Cooper.
DR.. Page and son, Horace,
made a business trip to Smiths
Bend Friday.
Misses Matte Mai King and
Letha Huff visited friends near
Trinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Fox made
a trip to CooKeville last week in
search of a farm.
Garrett Johnson, Ben F. Buagh
Tom and Raymond Halle motor
ed over and filled their regular
appointments Sunday.
Walter Cooper and Miss Ruby
Naddux spent the weekend as
guests of friends in Cookeville.
They attended the Birth of a
Nation. +"
]. H, Daniel left Monday for a
pleasure and business trip to
Nashville. He was accompanied
by Charley Burton and wife, of
Whites Bend. They will attend
the State fair.
The Parent Teachers Society
had their regular meeting at the
school building Friday evening.
They will probably entertain the
public again in the near future.
They have accomplished much
good for the school.
Misses Mary Nell Terrell and
Clara Watts leave Lriday for
Nashville, where they will attend
the last two days of the fair.
They will spend a few days with
friends before returning.
M. E. Pate. one of Whites
Bend leading farmers, was in
town Saturday with the finest
load of melons that has been on
the market here this season. He
has sold 30 loads, amounting to
more than $500.
Henry Case has learned by sad
experience that a dynamite cap
is somewhat dangerous. He is
now suffering from a badly LAGER
sted hand. He was endeavoring
to remove with a pen some dirt
that was In the cap when it ex-
ploded. The accident happened
Monday morning.
The public school boys played
q double-heade against the Cor
NTH baseball team on last Satur-
day evening. Both teams play
ed hard all the way thru each
game. The games were won by
the local team. First game 10
to 8, second game 4 to 0. The
leading batters for the local team
were Grisham, Stockton and Gail
breath. Charlie Williamson is
captain Of the home team. He
knows baseball and he has the
team In excellent order.
Hugh Williamson, of Celina.
arrived here Monday. He will
attend to business for several
days before returning.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-09-20
HARrsVILIE R4

Jim Shrum and wife spent Sun
day night with Greedy Duncan
and wife. !.
Miss Elzara Miller will leave
here soon for Murfreesboro,
where she viii entsr the state
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Saet @cisen am 8, Sftober.

Gns lanbmirtbibaftlibc Scportc
nlcnt Der StaatsllniperiitGt su 60
llnlbn ertbcilt ben Sarnlern i'm nit.
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Den @ci5en am 8. Sftober, oocr ood
IN Der @od)e 81, iien in mcIdcr Der
8. Sftober f1llt. Sicier 10 aciiicte
sSei6en wilroe mcbr bon ser Seiien.
flie9e befreit blciben, aIs an onbcren
Sngcn sciGctcr @ei5en.
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'elL oaB im ndditen .Sriibjobr l,nb
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SerbIt ooer Sriibiabr pernidtet, 10
miro man bns slusbreiten Der Ge.
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6relItd miiiicn alle Sarmer barauf
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Sabre nlebr @eiaen geIGet mcroen
miro, oils in Den lcbten SSabre,l, ba
Der Srcis fiir ole n1dite Grnte $500
per guibeI iein miro.
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8ilbelm SersOs, friber bier iuobn.
bait, in ct. 2unis seItorben.

slus ct. 2oris traf seitern sic fin
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betriibenoe Hahrid)t ein, baB @il,
belm Ser5oa. friiber lGngcre Belt in
,lnierer Staot pobnbaft, gelterll
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lit.
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in Sronffurt, an Main, in Tcutih,
lano aeboren ,mb fam ols iungcr
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Scr Stpnc Sill SSinc Company, mar
llno ipGter nit Geo. Starf nlS Gjc.
Observation-Disclosures, ous @eidGft nit lei
nem arobcn 2anbbciis f1ufli6 ilber.
naln. Seincn rcihen @eihGits'
fenntniiien, gcpnort nit ben Grfub'
rlln9cn icines Observation-Disclosures
olf tedniidcnl @ebictc. 9clane &C
balo boS oanlnls ihon oltsgcbebntC
@eihGft 81 cineln ecrobe5r ricicnbai.
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bcrfaitfte er ieinen Intbeil an Dem
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fllr5 borauf nod ct. 2ouis ilber, no
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mehreren Sabren lid ms EripatIeben
5uriif ge5ogcn bate.
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slnrcliu Gramcr, So6ter BON Or.
Gomurb Grainer, bie linn bereits Dor
"a Sabren inl Sobe poraus ging CT
binterlaBt folaenbc orei S6dter
6roll Sillia Sltds, in Snbionopolis.
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llleper in ct. 2ouis wobnboft.
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Delegation ernannte I'm bci Ser @e.
ltattlulg oem Serltorbenen sic leste
Gbre 81 crncilen.
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: ra fe.

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fiel ipGbreno cr in Der gtGbc ipiclt'
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belebunasmittel ihlllgcn Te3l. Die
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Samstag BEL Smeuspilie itatt.
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hires Sobnes 5rie sSleer ain lebten
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rem geitorben. Ser Seidnam puroe
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cpangeliiden &irhbofe our lestcn
9flibe gebettet.
SRI. Clara 2artgenberg lit nad
Cape WirarSea,t gereiit 100 Tie Die
ytormalid,tle beiuhen wiro.
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@rOker @ranSidabeu onrdJ prompte
Siilfe Der Nadbarn perbiitet.

slm Srcitaa letter @ohc ieste elm
glibitrabl eiuen Strobitof auf Der
6orln bes Geo. gpplc on Der 2ittIc
Berger in @rano, aus benz boIb oic
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bon, an sic anbcren Nohbarn IanStc.
lp1brcnb Srall gpplc blrd 2dlltell
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@lode sllarnn ltil,tcte. Sen Siilfe.
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cntfcrnten Yono @aiier berbeiidlcp.
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wuroen burb Die pronlptc Silfc unb
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Die Sifmeber Sarm brinst bei 6f.
icntlidlem @erfanf $1,000.

0ltrh Sbcriff 8ictcl mltrbe lcsten
Montag bic 3l,nt 9iadlniic ocs perit.
Otto 9ifmcpcr gcborenbe 5arm bon
100 Ifcr, l,utcr rincul Slcilungs.
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offentlib al ocn S66ithictenben ber.
fault Gs battcn lid, uiele 9aufluiti-
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id,licBlid on Gbuaro @ifmcper offs
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glias 3lif bon StcIpc iuar Der
5neitbobite 9ietcr nit $4,000. Gle
Grbcn sic nnt oen Sbeilunasperfauf
eineefomlnen tparen, iin6 folgen6e:
2ouiie uno @m. Stepban, Bm.
Senrp, Gbuaro, @alter, Sohanna,
Selena unS Otto s. gidmeper.
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ScriGmnte es iid) bem gefebl bes
exemption Soaro nad)snfommeu.

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Der slufforberllng our gramina.
tion oii ieinc 0icnittalglihfeit Dor
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porben mar wuroe linn nidt auge.
itellt. Ser gcfcbI oeS General 10.
illtonten iei iebob bon SWensblle
an feline Ir6eiic in Mnntdna lpeiter.
beforbcrt poroen 81 lein, iporaltf er
iofort bic Reiie nod Sernunn antrat
Inn ipciteren 9efebl 5u erbalten. Der
iilnac Wann trot Sic Meile obne BE.
gleitllng am Wontag Ibeno nah
Camp Sliniton on.
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@ittuc Maria Gbriitina 8nmper in
Stuup Sill aeitprben.

| slm 6. September lit III ihrer 8ob
ming in Stnnp Sill, ;Srau Maci
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gSittluc bcS bcrIt. @ottIicb @ilnlper
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i6ieben.
5rau @u,per mllrbc i'm Sabre
1867 in 9nlbmin ct. 2ouis Count,
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fm iic nit ibren GItern nod Gas
conuoc Gpilntp, no iie iid) am 6. 9c.
Scrlber 1877 nit @ottlicb @unlpcr
perbciratbetc unb ieitber bcItGnbig in
Stonp Sill ncbntc. sic mar Mlt.
ter bon &inoeriL popnn 5mei, ioipie
scr @attc ibr Dor Sabren in Oen 500
Doralts gegon9cn iino. IS iiberlebcn
iie oie foIgenocn fiinf &inoer, llnt bcn
600 elmer licbepollcn lnb nlfcpferns
ocn Whlttcr an hetrnllern: Wn.
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@ranncnann bon Stonp Sill, Scr.
mann Bun1pcr bon Mcscoip Mills,
WD., uno 6rau Gbas. Sinlpion bon
Gonlas Gitp gbenfalls bintcrlGbt
lie folgenoc bier Shlpeitern: Sron
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Sill.
Die gecroigrng fan6 letten Sarns'
tag To6mittoa ouf Dem ebangeliiden
air6bofc in StonD Sill Itatt, ilnb Die
5oblrcibe @ctbciligllng am 2eihcns
beairsnib Icgtc bercotes 3eranib ab
BON ser bobeu If,tlng in lpelber oie
Gabinaeidicocne in lmicreln GountD
itono. EoItor Slltgult ailbn omtirte
oeint @egrGbnif uno mibnletc Der
ber5lid)e @nrtc Der 6r.
nncrlna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-14
Nummer 49
emma &mblmaun in ct. 2pnis am
Merpenfieber seitorben.

Srl. glllna &ublmann, Sottcr bes
bel Ban, IN imierem County ipobn.
baften guauit 2,lblmann ,nS @attin,
lit am 3. September I'M Diafoniiien
Solpital anl 9teruenfieber i'm gllter
bon 32 Sabrcn ecitorben.
SRI. aublmann, pelde in ct.
Sollis bcidGitiat lpar, battc orei 8o.
den Dor ibrenl &obe bel ibren @lteru
III Ban aliacbrobt. &ur3 mad, ibrer
Hiltfcbr nod ct. 2ouis erfranfte Iie
am 9tcrpeniieber ilno bic &ranfe pur.
DC oober sur beiieren 8erpiIcaung
nod oenl 9iafoniiien Soipital &c.
braht. SSn bodgraoisem Sicbcr mGb.
reno Wcld)em iic ii6 i'm biliri0ien Su.
ltnnoc bcfanb, iprane sic idper
&rontc in cincnl lmbclpod,icn Mugen.
bllde aus bcnl Scniter I'M 5lpeiten
Stofncrfc ocs Soipitnls. 8enigc
Stlmbcn bnrali crlng oic &ranfe III.
rcn Seiocn rno pcnn audi Der Sall
aus oenl ,Scnlter nidlt bic oircfte llr.
Iabe ibreS Sobes mar, mag berielbe
ocn tSbtlihen Gcrloui Scr &ronfbeit
beldlellnigt baben,
Der 2eibnnnl murbe an Sanlstag
LETTER @p6c bicrber lno mad 9ap in
oie @obnrng ber tieibctriibtcn Gltcrn
9cbra6t no an Solntng Die 0ccrbi.
alng auf ben 9irhbofe Scr ebange.
liiden ct. Bauls .@enlcinbc bon Ban.
nnter 5ublreider 9etbeilisllng itatt.
fano. Eaitor Houic lei.etc ben Sralt.
creottesbienit.
Die Geritorbene binterllBt ibre
tiefbetrilbten @Itern, bier StpiueIteri,
,lno cinen @ruoer iolpie moere @er.
ipanbte unb 3abireihe ,Sre.in6e,> Die
ibren 10 friib5eitigen 500 tief be.
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