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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
CRABI.L. STARS
That Is What Major League
Magnates Plan to Do.
Little Chance That Big Minor
Will Start Season.
BY JACK VEIoCK.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Major league
clubs that may be hard pressed Tor
PLAYING talent by the spring training
season arrives will make WIG
scramble for International league
PLAYERS, providing the big eastern
minor votes to close its gates at the
schedule meeting to be held IN rep
ruary.
The consensus of opinion among
baseball men now indicates that
chances for the International league
to do business in 1918 are about as
slim as a years interest on fiVe-cent
piece.
to operate there will be over 100 play
ers available for other leagues, and
the majors will get their rick of the
talent.
Many Need Players.
Among the big league clubs that
NAV be sorely in need of talent are
the Dodgers, Athletics, Pirates, Red
Sox and the Cleveland Indians. me
Boston team lost heavily, as did Cleve-
land, thru enlistments and the draft
Internal dissension on the BTookly y
team may cause President Ebbets to
disrupt his club, despite constant de-
malls that he will dispose of player
unless he gets talent which Will
strengthen his team.
The other clubs mentioned are I'M
of their players and there is no tell
ing how many gaps will be made in
PLAYER rosters by March.
Lee Fohl's Cleveland club has been
practically shot to pieces since the
close of the season and other teams
may be hard hit at that time.
In these days of need for the con-
servation of veteran players. it was
somewhat of a shock to George STALL
ings when the veteran Ed Reulbach
announced that he was thru with
baseball and had entered business. An
other pitcher who will not be with
the Braves is Frank Allen. who has
determined to remain on his southern
farm and give up the past3me for good
and all. Reulbach retires after a pc
Rod of twelve years in the game.
He broke in with the Chicago Cubs
in 1905 and remained with the Chi
cago club until August of 1913. when
he was traded to Brooklyn for Eddie
Stack and a cash consideration. At
the close of the 1914 season ReuIbach
was a free agent and he signed with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
HONOR TO GOLDSMITH
Acting Pastor Central Congregational
Church Director Religious Education.

At the annual meeting of the Sun
day school of the Central Congre-
galonaI church Thursday night, the
rev Willis L. Goldsmith, acting pas
TOT OF the church, was elected director
OF religious education This new Of
nee carries a good deal of RESPONSE
plIlty, as the director of education
must arrange and oversee the pro-
grams and other features of the young
peoples societies of the church. DR..
Goldsmlth is acting pastor of the
Gnurch In the absence in Europe of
Dr CHARLES M. Sheldon
Other Sunday school officers elected
at the meeting are:
T. +. st. John, general superintend-
ent; j. A. Shoemaker assistant general
superintendent; E. c. Gunter, general
secretary; A. NJ. Thoroman. sIperin-
tehoent senior adult department.; L.
y. hodges, superintendent Junior
aoult department.: Mrs Ralph Fl
GaW, superintendent primary depart
ment; Miss Mabel Adams. sunerin-
tendent beginners department.: Mrs
Fred kunish, superintendent Robert
RaKes especially department; Mrs
Myrtle M. Rowles, superintendent
home department; Mrs Rad M. Lee
superintendent cradle roll; Miss Lulu
Mckee, organist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
AFTER STATE SHOW
Local Poultry Fancicrs Want Blk Ex-
hibition Here in 1919.

Efforts will be made to secure the
poultry show of the Kansas State
Poultry Breeders association for the
January, 1919, date. This was defi-
nitely decided upon at the meeting of
the Topeka Poultry Breeders associa-
ton held Thursday night at the
Chamber of Commerce The invita-
ton to bring the show to Topeka will
be presented to the state association
at Wichita where the show is to be
held in 1918, by the members of the
local poultry breeders association and
by the Topeka Chamber of Commerce
At the meeting Thursday a vote of
thanks was rendered to G. d. Nc
Claskey for his aid in liking the
poultry show held in Topeka last
week a success.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
EXAMPLE FOR JESS
KiIIhane Will Not Box for Profit IN
til End of War.

Cleveland, O., Dec. zS.-Johnny Kill
bane, the featherweight champion,
will lay his ring laurels on the shelf
until the end of the war. The Cleve-
lander declares that he will pay no
attention to challenges directed at
him.
4 have decided not to do any box
ing for profit until peace is declared -
he explained. THE country will have
first call on my services. If I dis
cover 1 am thru as top-notcher when
the war is over, l shall quit the game
without waiting to have my head
knocked Off"
From Kilbane's statement, it ap-
pears that the half a dozen feather
weights who have been clamoring for
a match with him will have to be con-
tent until Johnny comes marching
home. Kilbane is in good condition
as he weighs only 1861 pounds. He
declares that the work as boxing in
structor at Camp Sherman, Chilli
cothe, O., was made to order for him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
TWO SHOTS FIRED
Witnesses Heard Groans After Fist
ODc-Saw Banker Lock the Door.

Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 2s.--Testimony Of
fered at the Mead inquest today cor
roborated the stories of witnesses yes
terday in which they positively stated
that they heard groans of a man after
the first shot was fired in the bank
tragedy last Sunday and that a man
came to the door of the bank and
turned the key. That four or five
minutes interviewed between the first
and second shots was also shown.
John Scherer, the principal witness
today, said he was walking down the
other side of the street fully fifty feet
from the bank when he heard the first
shot fired. He walked over to the
bank and while crossing the street
heard a moan. He said the voice cried
"Ohi" He saw two men standing in
front of the bank. He did not know
: them, but according to the evidence
presented they probably were De Witt
Draper of Peoria and John Franklin
] of NATION. who yesterday testified
| that ,Strause came to the door after
the first shot was fired, turned the key
/ in the door and walked back
! A clerk in a local gun store identi-
/ fed a revolver in the coroner's pos
/ session as one sold to President
Strause of the State Trust & Savings
bank, who claims he shot Cashier
Mead in self defense. The clerk testi-
ned Strause told him the gun was be-
| ing purchased for the bank
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
MANY WASTE LIGHT
banner Threatens to Report Order
ViolatOrs to Fred Robertson.

Many Topeka firms continue to
overlook the lightIess night regula-
tons of Federal Fuel Administrator
Garfield. Numerous display lights
and advertising signs were displayed
in Topeka Thursday night, according
to Z H Danner, local fuel director,
Unless the light regulations are OBJ
served, Danner threatens to do some
thing" One of his threats is to send
word to Fred Robertson, United States
district attorney
Reports by Danner show the follow
ing Topeka firms violated lightless
night regulations Thursday night:
Southwestern Bell Telephone com
pany, electric sign; Owl auto livery.
electric sign; A. ]. MCKINNEY, garage
electric sign; The Orient rooming
house, electric sign: Apex, Best and
Crystal theaters. unnecessary number
of areaway lights; Salvation Army.
electric sign; Ideal cafe, electric sign:
Modern Rooms rooming house. cleo
trio sign; Colonial hotel, electric sign:
Fifth Avenue hotel, electric sign:
Sixth Avenue hotel. electric sign;
Newark shoe store electric sign: L. G
Rain shirt factory, electric sign;
Rogers's cafe, electric sign; Fred T.
Walker drug store, electric sign; Ma
tional hotel, unnecessary porch lights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
~ Up to the Minute
~ SPORTING NEWS
n FROM EVERYWHERE.
BY-cLUo-
HAT COLLECTION RACES
ARE LEGAL IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Horse racing
is legal in Chicago if the gate" is
limited to a collection taken after
the program has started-accord-
ing to ruling by Municipal Judge
Wells
The decision was reached in the
case of Louis Peters, who attempt
ed to revive the sport at the Austin
track here November 3. Peters
was arrested and the meeting brok-
en- up after one race had been run
off. No admission was charged at
the gates but Peters took up a col
lection ito help defray expenses"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Chicago, Dec. 2S james Pasqua of
hrebs, Okla, was arrested here today
on complaint of Charles Bloom, also of
krebs, who charges that he gave
Pasqua 500 to send to a relative lin
the old country He alleges Pasqua
came to Chicago with his $100
Pasqua's record is being Investigated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Some one wants that which
YOU do not. A small ad in the
State Journal want columns sat.
isfies both.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

the Brooklyn Feds, later playing with
Newark. The Newark Feds sold him
to the Braves, with which club he has
been playing for the past two seasons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

:. Our sailors are becoming highly pro-
ficient in the art Of wrestling PITY the
poor submarine when one of the tackles
gets a toe Hold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Offering huge sums of money for ball
players tends to promote discipline among
said ball players, does it not? Oh certain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Sentiment i'm baseball gets another jolt.
After years of faithful service Vic. Safer
is eXiled to the Pirates
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

A combination of the Phillies and Ath.
Ietlcs would make Il good team with the
addition of eight or nine ball PLAYERS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Speaking of wrestlers, Ben Reuben is a
new reuben.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Naming an all-American baseball team
is too tame a sPOr4 for Charley Weegh-
man. He wants to buy one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Girls Compete for Tank Title"-headIine
1t is high time to at olish the cabaret
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

For the sake of those who are short of
coal we hope that Il skating race will be
scheduled every lay for the remainder of
the winter We have found that eighty
five per cent of skating tournaments are
called off on account of warm weather
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

They love to fight for charity
When others fight across the foam.
They love to fight for charity
When it begins and ends at home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

There will not be Spring series between
the Giants and Tigers. The Red Cross has
enough work to do in Europe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

When Kitchener predicted three-year
war. people said he didn't know whereof
he spoke. They were right.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Speaking of the Red Cross that organ
ization refuses TO become Jess Willard 8
press agent a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

Clothes Wringers. family size
with galvanized frame and guar
anteed rubber rollers at-S4.0O
Triangle Floor Mops with bottle
of floor oil. special for-59c
Clothes Baskets. a sample lot,
special at choice for-59c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28

"Weeghman and Frazee." says an expert.
are gambling the war will end before the
next baseball campaign is over" That
amt gambling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-28
Food for Fans
BY GEO. E. PHAIR.
iCopyright-)

Tnntalus.
II am worth a hundred thousand said &
star one winter day;
Il am feeling like a bIoated millionaire
am worth a hundred thousand-but be
fore you go away,
Have you got half buck that Won car
spare?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
8erser

Die Stoats . Iderbau-9 eb0rbc bat
Or. SliIi,is 8attenbcra bon bier gum
@ebiilicn bcs StaatssE bierar5tes or.
nannt.
Srail 6. 81. &ropp bon ysep Sapen
mar an Sreitag beiud,speiie bier.
SRI. @loa Hatbert, bon SEEN Sa.
ben mar an Sonntag unb Montag
bier gum 8eiud ibrer Sdlpeiter,
Srau Sui. &allnIeper.
Srau 6. S. 9apis unb Sran S.
s. 0icbl tparen lctte ISOLDE in Ser.
mann gun, geiud bon gefanntcn.
Gbos. 8rllenS ,lnb @attin puroen
am 90. Sonllar burd Die @eburt ell
nes Sodterdens bo6erfrelit.
Saul 2lltber nno Satin bon ct.
2ouis befanoen iih lettc ISOLDE bier
ais @Glte bon Srau 2utber's eltern,
Geo. 3cilnlann If. unb Satin.
8alter Starfebaun,, melder 5fpet
@oden bier bel ieinen @ngeborl9ei'
perueiltc, lit Ietten Sonnerstag iule.
Der nad 2erineton Mo. olrildse'
febrt.
Sreo Soelider, pelder in Seoalia
bos Central Guinness College be-
iudte, bot feline Stuoien porlauflg
einIteIlen miiiien, uno omar infolse
bon Granfbeit, unb befinoet lid Jest
bier bel Den gltcrn I'm iid gu erbo'
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
@inter briugt GinbererfGltnngen.

Selten fommt elm &inb burd
ben 8inter obne grfGltrtne, lno
ieoe Hutter iollte elm berldiiiges
Nittel an Sanb baben. Sieber, meber
SAILS, enge 8ruit uno croupieer Sli.
item iino idere Spmptome. Cine 90.
iis Or. Bells Sine Gar Sonep lott
Den Sdleim. erlei6tert Die beeneten
9uneen uno itilIt ben Suiten. Seine
antiieptiiden Sannen ; 9aliame bel
len uno berubieen. Sir Group,
aeudbulten unb droniidc 2uftr0b-
rem . ltebel probiert Or. Bells Yine
Gar Sonep. Sci apotbefern so
Gcnts.-glop. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Miiionri als Sicb. nub Nilderei.
Stat.

Die eroBe Nadfrage bon Den
europGiihen. friegfiibrenben 2anbern
fir Yierbe, giel. &iibe, Sdladtpieb,
Sdpeinc unb eddie bat bic Sabl
oicicr Sbicrc altf Den Sarnen in
Miiiouri bis San. 1917 altf 9,485,.
600 bcrabgcninbcrt. i'm Sergleih 81
9,7t4,000 i'm Sanuar 1916, mie. ans
einem Bulletin bcs itoatliden Or
bcitsfommliiGrs ISM $. 2erpis her.
poracbt Die f2abl lit jctt 5lpar &C.
ringer, abcr Der @cr:t lit b6bcr, oils
in 1916. unb alpar at fiinfuno5pan'
5ig MilIioncn Gollor5. Bferbe bat
ten I'M Sol,uar 1917 eincn ourd'
ihnittlihcn @crtbe bon $92 in Scr
gicid) 81 500 i'm Sonuar 1916, sos
in 1915 uno sos in 1914. Sn 1914
iuarcn mcbr Yfcroe in Miiiolri, oils
es bics jebt iinb. Gicl babcr i'm
Ourdlhnitt eincn @ertb bon $1O1,
int Icrslcid 81, SIP III 1914, 500
in 1916 unb sos in 1915. Die 3abl
bat felt Sanllar 1914 beitanoig 5uge.
non,men uno lit bon $4,000 in 1914
ol1f $4,000 i'm Sani,ar 1917 celtic
aeu. @iiiouri itcbt biniibtlid Der
3abl Scr Gicl ailf ben Jarn1en on
5lpeiter Stclle unb miro MIR bon
Ecros %iibertroffen, bod bot Der Uttl'
iollri Giel einen etlua boberen Wertb.
9ab Miiiouri cine cute @usllft
bat, iid gu einem @ilderei'S taat gu
e~ntfaltcn, sebt baral,s berbor, Dab Die
3obI Scr @ildfiibe beitanbis 5llee'
npr,met bat unb bon $4,000 tlir
1914 arf $4,000 fir 1917 geltie'
aen lit Der birdidnittlidc 8ertb
in 10 4 mar $54 uno betrdgt lett
$5S.y per Stild,
Q: gnfong oes Sobres 1917 lab
mel edladtpieb ailf ben Sarnlen
I'M tiiiouri, oils au irgcno elmer 3e't
iei 1918. Die 3abI belief lid ai'f
4 10000 &Dpf nit einem ollrd)'
|. .1ittlidcn 8ertbe bon $4,000 per
&opf.
S,s1 Der 3abl Ser Sdmcine lit Elm
aroBer &iidgang gu peraeidnen bon
Ssson,,ar 1916 Bis Sanllar 1917; int
merbin abcr lpas es cine Sunabrl1e
bon 10000 aopf iiber 1914 nno
1915. gm 1. SSanllar 1917 warerl
in. @iifouri 4,2sO,ooo aOpf sdsuet-
ne nit cinem 0urdidnittspreis bon
$40 Der Stiif, i'm geraleid gu $50
Der Stiid int Sanuar 1915.
Ser %Ssanuor bieies Sabres iab in
Miiiouri mcniser Sdafe, als 81 IT.
aeno elmer 3eit felt enbe oes Sab
res 1918, nGinlid 100000 &opf
nit einem Durdidnittsmertb bon
ST. 10 Der Stiid. Sn 1916 ruaren es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Maes nmIonit.

Scr RadtlpGdter Sobann Sacob
SdIccbdutle in 9iblineen battc I'M
2aufe ieiner bieljGbrigen treuen
Yilidterfiill,lne nad ,.no nod allc
3Gbne %berloren, 70 baB idlieblid iein
poetiider Strnoenruf niemanoem
mebr peritGnoIih mar. SSn Inbetradt
beiicn beidlob Der bobe Nagiitrat
bic Inidaifung eiucs @cbiiies fir
oen rerbienten 9eamten, Der es iid
in Der Sa,,ptitaot bel einem 3abnar5-
tc fertigcn lieb.
Macs ipar bodbefriebigt bel Dem
@coanften, bab man min ipicber Den
alteemobntcn unb belicbten Stlrnoen-
ruff in Id0niter 8ollcnolne perneb-
men miirbe.
Sel,te iollte Dies gum critenmal Der
SAL fem.
gs mar cine milbe Septembernadt.
Die Sternc funfelten. Oas Staot-
hen lag abcr infolge iciner llrbater-
liden SelbcIe,adt,1ne in magiidem
S%albbunfel. H,,r bic spei Senlter
ocs Silrmers BEL ct, Wargarct
ldallten pie fer,rige Iugen al,f oas
fricolid trGumenoe 9iblingen ber-
unter.
0a begann SbleebGl,tlc ieincn
@unogana Dor benz Sa,,s bes Stabts
obcrbauptes, oas nod madeno i'm
9ett lag. Inn ia bas benfmiirbiae nno
frcuoiee Grcignis nidt 5i pcriaumen,
ipcnn ser Iadtm0dter nit Dem
Sdlage 3ebn l1br fang:
rSbr Scrrcn unb Sraucn, lobt Guf)
iagen,
Oie @lod' bat ebe' sebn geiblagen.
9ebn @ebot' CAB infer @ott.
8ebiite ,,ns Dor &rieg unb Scot!
8ebiite l,ns Dor Sdimpf unb S9anol
-. 90 oIIte er iagcn rno 1tn-
gen. Mber man peritano fem 8ort
6obon-gcnau 10 mie norber. Sa
mar ieood audi idon nit eincm Stud
Ser 8iirgermeiiter I'M Nadteepano
am Seniter uno pctterte uno idimpf.
tc auf ocn berbutten Shleebautle
berunter: 81 berflirt! Sor amol!
| areusbombe Srnneridlag! ga bot
mer Dir uff Staotfoidte DC iddnite
Sab a'e'idaft I'M MT maidt DC
troboem bi @ott nieber a'@idnale Do
Der, oaB DC Sleberm0llI' a,lsreibe'
f6nnte'l So, pot 8lit, baidt De oenn
bees nel,e @ebib nit i'm Waul9"
.Noi, ebe' nit!" e%ntgegnete rhbig
Sdleebdutle. n@be' nit, Serr Bur-
sermeiidtal Ser 3db'oofter bat mer
ia idtreneitens uffgetrage', i ioa' DC
Sab' BET Scr q q DIT babcim in d
8afieridufiele legel" =
9anias 9th Sdneer 3eitung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16

1,416,O0O nit einem 8ertb bon
$3.50; in 1915 marcn es 1,490,O00'
nit chem @ertb bon SIS; in 1914
iporcn cs t,556,000 nit cinem
@ertb bon $500 per Stiid unb I'M
Eotalmertb bon $6,5S6,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16

iprlld senommlen merben, Die in bic.
fer Sisung ibre Sobresabrcfnung
abIegcn miiiien. mabreno in Der aluei.
tcn ISOLDE bic Ibrefnuneen nit oem
Sdasmeifter unb Dem Collector itatts
finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16

Souls Sbollmeper nno @attin
BON Nt. Sterling purben lette go
die ourb bic @ebrrt zines Sohter.
dcns erfreut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Nurrifom n.

bon ct. 2ouis, lieB ourh Den
8uiiel Waupin, @ernci.
bier ausfiibren I'M ~feIt5uitcl'
len Oh Gin scipiiier Scitenipcg lid auf
Dem gisentbum Der @o; Eacifie
9abn ober allf itGotiidcm eigentbum
befinbet. &aenter lit Dor cttpa an
oertbalb Sabrcn in Der Ndbc oes
Sabnbofcs in Worriion auf bent Sci
tenipege aiIsecrltidt nno in cinen
@raben gefallen wobei CT an gcine
idlinm perlett puroe. Sp1ter bat
bic 9abngeielIidaft ocn @es pcrbei.
fern uno elm c%iierncs @clGnoer emit
lang oesielben erridten laiien. Die
@ermeiiungen murben gemadt. oa
&aenter beabiidtigt cine Sdaocncr'
iabflase gegcn Die 9abngciellIbaTt
cin5ulciten.
2ouis &of's gaib Store bat cine
Garlaoung SaI5 bon Scr feineren
Sortc crbalten, Dos BORT billig Der
fault miro.
g. u. @raf bon Sermann mar am
Samstag III @eiddften bier.
Or. Z. 6. Goof mllrbc Ieeten
Sonlstag nod @asconabe gcrlfen
I'M Ner Salnilic 2coh Gr5tlidcn @ei'
itanb 81, leiiten, bic ans flint 8erio.
men bcItebt. unb Die iGlnmtli6 bel benz
9ranoe hires 3eltes. idlimme9 ranb.
munbe, erlitten batten.
Sbid,on Der @ebralld oes elcf'
triiden 2idtcs bier nod fem allgc-
mciner lit, iinb mir unierer Nabbar'
itaot &crnlann bod in Dem boraus,
Dab mir Gag. unb Haftoienit baben.
3idarb uno Ben Grueser bon
Scope, paren am Nontag in Csc.
iddftsiaden bier.
Das Bie.S Supper bos in Der 6. 6.
Of q. Salle ltattfano mar Elm gan5
entidieoener Grfolg in geielliger 10.
mobl oils beionoers in finan5ieller
8~c5icbung, benn bel Der @eritcige.
ring bon 81 "8ies" ipllroe fir einen
ein5elnen Gie $1t.75 be5ablt. Sas
@ebdd pr,roe alio nit Silbcr aufecs
pogc,1 unb babel ipar es Elm geipobn.
lider Yie, pie sic Mi,tter oenielben
friiber badte. God nidt bas @ebGd
allein bate Den boben Hreis be-
ittmnt, ionoern Die gbre Die nit in
Den aauf gins, in @eicllidaft Der
bolbcn @Gdcrin sen nEie" perIpeiier
gu birfen.
%. O.. &rog bon 9oonpille mar an1
9icnstag unb Wittipo6 bier I'm
Gornfolbcn fir Die Hfeifenfabrif ei'
ner 9oonpille @eiellidaft, Die er bic,
ecfauft bate, 5t perlaoen.
ScbIenalo & Seioner unb Gbas
Summert perIanoten letten Mittlppd
mebrcre G%arlaouneen Sieb nah ct
2ouis.
SRI. Slorencc Cooper uno Srar
s. &. Oapis bon 8asconaoe marer
am Samstog beiudspciie bier.
Or. S. $. gailebell bon Sermanr
i~tattete am Samstag ieinen 9efann.
ten bier in ieiner friiberen Seimotf
eiren 9eiud ab.
Mm Wontog Ibeno, Den 10. Sch.
rltar finoet bier in Nolte's Salle pie.
Der Elm San3pergniigen itatt.
9r. 6. g. 8omman par leste $50.
DIE in ct. 2ouis mn feline W6bel UNI
Saisgerdtb nod Worriion trans.
portiren 81 laiien.
Us. 6. Sllrner uno @attin reilter
lebten Sonntag nod ct. 2ouis.
8. 8. 9egemann bot in Gbamois
Die Stelle bes Selegrapbilten fir oil
Wto. Eacific 9abn angetreten.
@inter briuet GinbererfGltnngeu.
Sclten fpmmt Elm OHM H,ird
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Nas benadbarten Counties.

@1breno ben eriten Sasen Scr lcs.
ten ISOLDE pltroen in ct. 2ouis
Gountp II @%obnbluier ourh Seler
5crItort, .cincn @ciammtidaben bon
100000 peruriadcnb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16

S. 8. Sarris bon &eb 9iro bat CT
ne AZ sder umfaiienoe Sarm in
2oipnibip 40 &anse 6 an Natban W.
Srite fir $500 perfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Jrau Mbolpb Moedli bon 8lano
licgt on Der 2ungenentSiin6ung
idtper erfranf oarnieoer.

Moolpb Sudiid bat in 8asconaoe
2ot 81 in glod ID, on Sp. Shmiot
fir $500 nerfauft,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
Mns benz Gonntb.

90. Gonrab unb San1ilie iino bon
Weta, Wo. nod Swenspille iiberiies
belt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16

Sic @ognct Manufacturing 60.
miro ibre nellc Sabrif in llniom $50.
in Den nddItcn @od)en in @cirlcb
ieeen. Die n0tbigen @aidincn muir.
bcn lcbte ISOLDE ar,fgcitcllt.