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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
SENTENCED TO DEATH
William H. Burgess. Colored. Con-
yicted of Assault Will be Electro
cuted at Richmond on October 26th.

William H. Burgess, colored, was
al 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, IN
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
convicted Of an attempted assault on
Young white woman Of that county
and sentenced to pay the penalty IN
tie electric chair at Richmond on
October 26.
1he jury which convicted Burgess
was out about five minutes. 1t is
reported; that an agreement was
reached almost as soCn az the jury
entered the room. tie few other min
u.es being required to write the ver
Cict. After date for Burgess cleo
trocution had been set he was re-
manded to the Jail at Fairfax Court
House from which he will be taken
to the Richmond pcnitentiary where
he will expiate his crime in the
electric chair.
Burgess took the stand in his own
defense after all o.: the witnesses
for the prosecution had been heard.
His testimony did not. however,
strengthen his case.
The prisoner was represented by
Attorney K. c. l.. Moncurc, Of Alex
andria county and the prosecution
Was conducted by Commonwealth
Attorney C.. Vernon Ford.
There were two indictments
against Burgess for attempted as
sauts on white women, both of which !
occurred August "a. The jury. how /
ever, heard but one case. that of a
young woman whom he attacked.
The evening following his crime |
Burgess was tracked by bloodhounds .
and taken in custody III Fairfax
county and brought to the AlcXan- +
dria county Jail for safckccpihg. .
Governor Stuart fearing that mob ,
violence might be attempted, had the
prisoner removed TO Richmond the
next evening. and Burgess since then
had been a prisoner in the Jail ut
Richmond. He was brought to Fair
fax Court House Tuesday where he
was examined by commission of
alieniSts and pronounced sane.
The governor in the meantime had
Company G.. First Virginia Regiment
cf Alexandria. unier orders in case
any attempt at violence was made.
IN view q! the fact that the jury
found its verdict with dispatch there
is no trouble anticipated in Burgess
case, and there was no occasion TO
call the military out to protect him
CT even to have it at the court house
during his trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
VOTE TO SPREAD STRIKE.
Jones and Laughlin Steel Men Formu-
late Demands.

Pittsburgh, Sept 20.-Strking en-
Lloyees of the Jones and Laughlln
Stee! Company, at mass meeting
here yesterday voted to call out the
wo-kmcn in all departments of all
the plants and make the strike gen.
eral. Reports from committeeman,
read at the meeting, said that assist
ant foreman had joined the strike.
and no less than 50G0'men were'now
out.
The strike, whirbtbegan ondMon-
day, when 400 workers at the Eliza
furnaces left their places because
$50 men had temporarily been laid
off last Saturday, had so affected
the plant today that only one of the
seven blast furnaces was in operation.
1t also developed that the men had
formulated scale in which they de-
lnanded increased wages, and eight
hour day and time and half for
overtime and holidays. .f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
In Remembrance.

In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother, Elizabeth Hicks,
who died one year ago today, Sept.
goth, 1916.
Dearest mother, thou hast left US,
And our loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
When in Heaven in joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
226-1t by her Chll0ren'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
One Thousand Men Go From Allen
town Ambulance Camp Three
Thought to be Alexandrians.

Residents of Alexandria will be
interested in the following article
sent out from Washington today
Messrs. William H. T. Brooke, D. A
Windsor Snowden and Charles Mar,
shall Schofeld Of this city, who have
been at Allentown, are supposed to
be included in the detachment refer
red to:
Clad in new uniforms, and equip
ped with sweaters and helmets FUR
nished by the Navy League Comforts
Committee, one thousand men from
the Allentown Ambulance Camp have
sailed for service at the front IN
France.
With their gray knitted helmets
snugfy fitting over their heads and
around their necks the thousand
bright fellows who have gone to al
leyiate suffering in the trenches look
ed like so many "water aviators'
as they hung over. the deck rails of
the transatlantic steamer which
was to carry them into service
abroad.
The Comforts Committee OF the
navy league, knowing that these men
would be exposed night and day to
the hardships of bleak, cold win
ter of northern France, made three
shipments of warm wollen garments
to the Commander of the Allentown
Camp.
Sweaters, helmets, mufflers, and
wristlets, made by the loving hands
of mothers sisters and sweethearts
left behind, were included for the
bows who volunteered to labor for
the suffering.
That the Ambulance Drivers ap-
preciate the patriotic labor OF the
American women who unselfishly
gave time and money to provide them
with necessary warm clothing IS
demonstrated by letter which has
been received by an official OF the
Navy League from Commander D.
R. Devereaux of the Ambulance
Corps going to France.
1--WE have the boxes containing the
sweaters, helmets, etc." wrote COL
Devereaux, land the fna! distriou-
tion viii take place today for the
thousand men who are going abroad
with me.
IN this connection l desire to
thank you sincerely for your personal
time, and officially to thank the lea
que for their generosity towards
this Corps. do not believe that
man who has received these is not
appreciative of the gift.".', -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
RLJSS MAY SUCCEED SCOTT.
Announcement Concerning Chief OF
Staff to bc Made Within Few Days.

Washington Sept. 2o.-Secretafy
Eaker said Yesterday there would be
AN announcement concerning the
chief Of staff IN few days. MAJOR
General Scott. chief Of staff, reaches
the retirement age this month. ana
the understanding IS that he Is to be
retained in active service with field
command. His successor IS eXpecte"
to be Major General Tasker j. bliss.
aow assistant chief Of staff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
Germany and Pope's Proposals

Rome, Sept. 20.--Germany has an
nounced acceptance of the greater
part of the peace proposals advance
by Pope Benedict, in her reply TO
the Vatican according to apparent
" reliable information today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Mrs. Carrie Padgett Puetz, daugh-
ter of Joseph Padgett, Sr., died last
night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her
body will be brought to Alexandria for
burial and is expected to arrive here
by Monday if not before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Mr. Robert F. Knox, ir., has re-
signed HRS position as general book
keeper at the First National Bank,
and will engage in future in news
paper and magazine work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Corporal James b. Patterson of the
Ordnance Enlisted Reserve Corps.
has been ordered to report to Camp
Lee. Petersburg, on the 2Sth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

The social at Trinity Methodist
church which was to have been on
Friday evening of this week, has been
postponed until Thursday night of
next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Sidney Hamersley has sold 70
Carter Bros. the house and lot on the
northeast corner Of Princess and
West streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
Alexandria Cityy and Suburbs

Mr.. ]. Herbert Billings, of this
city, left this morning for New York
enroute to France as an army field
clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Five cases were before the Police
Court this morning. Three persons
two white and one colored-were
charged with being drunk. The
white men forfeited their collateral
by failing to appear, and the negro
was fined $40, as an additional charge
of disorderly conduct was substan-
tiated. A man charged with violating
the traffic law forfeited his deposit
by failing to appear, and woman
charged with committing a nuisance
in the neighborhood in which she re-
sides was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

A meeting Of the Board of Police
Commissioners was held last night.
A successor to Raymond Smith, a
former member of the police force,
was to have been elected, but as
only two of the five applicants, for
the position were present, the election
was postponed until next Monday
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Westmoreland Davis ). democratic
nominee for Governor, was in the
city today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

The appearance in the city this
morning of what is called a combina-
ton land and water automobile at
tracted the attention of number of
people. 1t is claimed that the ma
chine can really be used to travel by
water as well as on land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
OYSTERS.

Get your Norfolk and lover river
oysters. all salt water oysters, of J.
l.. Della. corner. Queen ana KSyal
streets. Bell phone 37OJ. 2zo-z"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
WHEN TOU NEED

office stationery (or anything in the
nrinting line) consult US.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Salt Water; and Potomac Oysters.
]. Brill, No. 2. King street: Phone
307J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20
ELOPERs HELD UP
Police Hold Man and Father Brings
Thirteen Year Old Back Home.

Richmond, Sept. 20.-Cupid re-
ceived shock when B. u. DoWnes
of this city, caused the arrest IN
Petersburg on Tuesday night OF N.
o. Baker, of Hopewell. on the charge
of eloping with his thirteen year old
daughter.
Mr.. Downes is said to haveSkarned
that the lovers were making Tor re-
ksersburg en- route to North Caro-
4. and asked the assistansesof the
@ond police in intercepting them
laslise We're too Ing however,
GA sather then touch
sFssersburg II k.ss.
:, - = r s::''';'sss :. rs IT,. IT,: s,
!, ,,srs,y g. = Dovnss ''YS -
shis ), honle
arsh 'hts'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

The Alexandria High School Alum
nj Association has organized with the
following officers: Miss Cora Pullman,
win Brawner, of the class of II,
wee president; Miss Louise Abbott. of
the class of IT secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Mrs. Frank SIcCormick, of Crank
ford" Berryville. Va, is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Ram
say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

The regular weekly entertainment
for the soldiers and sailors will be
held at the Lyceum Hall tonight at
8 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20


Ordnance Enlisted Reserve Corps.
has been ordered to report to Camp
Lee. Petersburg, on the 2Sth.
Mrs. Frank SIcCormick, of Frank
ford" Berryville. Va. is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs William Ram
say.
The regular weekly entertainment
for the soldiers and sailors will be
held at the Lyceum Hall tonight at
8 o'clock.
r. B. F. Lackey, another of the
drafted men who arrived in town too
late to go to Petersburg Yesterday,
went there today on the 1871 train.
Six ccnvicts from the Richmond
penitentiary, in charge of a guard.
passed through this city this after
noon for Front Royal, where they
will work upon the roads. Two were
white and four colored.
Mrs. James a. Long has had for
her guest the past week. Miss Eliza
beth Bangs. librarian of Stetson Uni
versity, De Land. Florida. Miss
Bangs has just written a book OF
Songs for the Soldiers"
Ernest R. Boyer, grand inner guard
of the Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias of Virginia, will officially
visit Herndon Lodge, No. 81, at Hem
Ion tonight. The Grand Lodge of
Virginia will convene in annual ses-
SIGN October 2nd, at Roanoke. Orien
tai Lodge Ma 6, will be represented
hv r. ID Sullivan i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Another proof of the prolific growth
which vegetation has made during the
past season is found in stalk of
corn grown by Frank Raum, who re-
sides across the river from Alexan-
dria, near Silesia, Maryland. The
stalk stands fifteen and one-half feet
high and has ears of corn on it that
measure fifteen inches in length. 1t
attracted much attention while on
exhibition in front of w. H. May and
Sons store on King street today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

r. B. F. Lackey, another of the
drafted men who arrived in town too
late to go to Petersburg yesterday,
went there today on the 1917 train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

Among those who were in the
company of drafted men who went to
Petersburg yesterday was Perry M.
Johnson, the popular clerk at War
fields drug store, corner Pitt and
King streets, who will be greatly
missed by many customers who Will
wish him good luck during his abb
sence. William F. Yoder. who re-
Gently came to Alexandria as assist
ant cashier at Woolworth's ten-cent
store, is another young mercantile
man who was in the party. His
home is in Pennsylvania, but he reg
istered from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-20

If you want TO reach the
people in the homes in Alexan-
dEia and its : suburbs, place
your announcements in the
Gazette. If your goods and
prices are right you will get.
thu culstolnssss. q la 3.se
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
upper 2ittle gerser.

gilbert &lott bon Berger lit gegen
pGrtig nit Sdreinerarbeit arf Geo
@eiier's Sarm beibdftigt.
Slug. Eroett BON Sartsburg, Wo
beil,dte lette sSo6e bieiige Der
ipanote unb 9efanitte.
&egen llno nod mebrere Gage mar
mes 8etter iollten mir iest baben, Il
Dob Der &eiscn tiefere sS,lr5elr
idlasen fam l1m gut iibertpintern a.
fonnen.
Gin 9uidfeuer in Der 9rp Sill &c
gcno brobte eroben Sdaben ansll
,idtcn, bod lplrbe oasielbe bon Der
Nadtarn Bic 5ur Siilfe gceilt marcn
geIoi6t na6bem es iid ii6er nabe5l
40 glfer perbreitet batte.
sllbert MfueIIer bon &irfmooo Be
finbet ii6 ieit mebreren Sagen biel
ai,f 9eiud bel ieinen gltern Geo
Mueller ilnb @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09

--9as @runbltiid OIL Der oltl. 2.
Strabe auf pel6cn iid Die alte
n@ner's SaIle" bcfinbet, nmo felt
mcbrcren sSSabren Gieenibum bes
9luguit 9egenlann jr., miirbc leste
ISOLDE bltrh Sheriff 0ietel offentlid
Derfnlft INN cine Sppotbcf sSorber.
ING bes Golntps gcgcn bcn 9eiiter
81 bciricbigcn. Gs poren MIR 5lpci
glugcbotc gcnlodt morben llnb 5lpar
$3.50 ourd) 8. @. @rof unb $14O0
bur6 9(rmin 9cgemonn, bcln bas 81.
9entblm 3li oieicm Erciic 5ltacidla'
acn mur6c. 0ic altc y9ocr'S Salle"
mar, nddlt Scr vgrboll,ng" Die anf
Dem @rllnbitiide itanb, ouf mcldcm
ii6 jebt baS 8obnbaus bes Slid 9irf
bciinoct, oaS tiltclte uno ieincr 3cit
bos popuIGritc 8crgnilellngs Sofal
unicrer Stabt. 9ic Solle iuor nit
elmer i6onen 9iibnc ollsgeitottet uno
biloete pielc Sabre binourd bnS Seim
Scr bronotiidcn &lnit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
Sermauu 9aiier erleibet idllimme
gerletnn8eu.

Scrnlam 8aiicr Welder a,lf benz
ssdbrboot aIs Seuermann angeltellt
lit, erlitt leste @ode our6 einen un-
aliidsfall idlimme Serlesunsen. Sas
goot beiano ii1 auf Der Noroieite
Ses ssIuilcs Inn 5ipei @lltonlobile iiber
Ben ssluB 5u iesen. gines Der @llto'
mobile mar bereits allf bas Toroer.
bef bes 9optcs gefabren, bod als Der
9enfcr bes 5lpeiten glutos, oaslelbe
aui bas Boot bringen pollte, perlor
oerielbe bic gontrolle iiber Die Wea.
id,ine oa Die 9remie ben Dienit Der.
iagte, lnb ba Der gum @ppte fiibrenoe
sSea Elm iteiler mar rollte Dos @uto
in id)nellem 2alfe uuf oas Soot.
aaiier Der 3. 3. ben Gampffeiiel 6es
gootes be1iente tpur0e ourd oas
9luto gesen oen Oampffciiel georiidt
uno erlitt idlimme 8erlesungen Die
i'm luabri6einli6 auf langerc 3eit
an's @ett feiieln iper6en.
&aiier lit idon felt 35 Sabre I'M
9icnite Der Serrp 60. llno lit oieies
Ger olpeite ltngIiidsfall Der i'm in Die
ier lan9en 0ienit5eit betroffen bat,
uno amar crIitt er Dor piclen SSabren
ols er bein @erlaoen bon Sieb be-
biilflih iuar einen iblimmcn Irms
brud, als er bon einem Stier 5u so:
bcn gelporfen nuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
& 0 ie + II b q. 1.

8m. 9febntert lno Samilie bon
Oiiele, 9anias paren letten Sanls-
tog ,lnb Sonntag bier ais @dlte Der
6on1ilie S. s. Seiping.
Sri. 2eona Sreberid, meIfe lGns
gerc 3cit in Seem Saben hcihGitiet
mar, lit mieber in's gltCrnbol,s bos
bier 5uriid9efebrt.
s. Miller lunb @attin, bon ct.
Souls befanben iid Icttc SSodc bier
oltf 9ciud bel ben Gltcrn Scr Srall
Willer, 9lug. 9luitcrnonn l1nb @at.
tin.
SSralt 6. Hoberion unb So6ter
Srau 9. Sing, reiIten lette ISOLDE
nab st. 2ollis Inn ibre Sodter ,lnb
Sdmeiter, Srau Srpille 9apis 5u BE-
iuben bie bebenfli6 franf lit.
Sob. @aroen, bon SIT gitp, Ofla.,
befinoet iid in ieiner alten Seimatb
auf 9eiud bel ieinen 8erpanoten an
Der Barren Sort unb Srpiss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
" itteube erg.

Gs lit bier iebr troden unb, Ser
Wongel on @aiier mabt iid rebt
fiiblbar.
Gbas. 8reunfe rno Sermam
@cbmeper reiiten leste @ode nod
Sort 9tieIp Inn ibre Sobne einen 9e.
iid abaultatten.
Scinri6 S6mibt unb @attin bon
&anias Gitp befinben iid bier bel it,
rem Serpanoten uno Sreunben gum
geluh.
@eeauiieber 8itte befinoet ii6 auf
Der aranfenliite ieood boffen uno
Wiini6en mir ibm redt baIbige Gene.
Jung.
Or. @ngelbreht bon Stonp Sill
unb Seinrid Oberg iparen am Cont
tag nit ibren Samilien in 8ittenberg
bel ibren Gerluanoten auf geiud.
SRI. emma 8iiimann reiite leste
8ode nad ct. Souls Inn 6aielbit a.,
oienen.
slrtbur 3urrelmeper unb @attin
reiften Ieste 8ode nod alma, 2afa.
pette golntp Inn baieIbft ibren Ser.
pauoten einen geiu1 abauitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
llnporiidtise Saser bernriaden elm
gnidfener on Der 2ittle Berger.

9ie Sorner Der 2ittlc Berger Iab.
bari6aft ipurben letten Samstag
ssadt aus ibrem Sdlafe aufseriitteIt
ourd Siilferllfe mebrerer Na6barn,
ilno batten ipGbreno Der ganaen Tadt
i6lper 81 finpfen iiber einen 8aIb.
brano Serr 5u meroen. 0as Scuer
baritc I'M @aloe auf Der Geo. gpple
Sarnl apiiden Geo. gtel,lnann uno
Sol. SSSoroan's Sarmen uno trosoer
bic gan5e gtadbaridaft bcrbcisccilt II.
man Die gan5e gtadt binourd mlltbig
geacn bas Seuer fanlpfte, gelang es
crit oasielbe 5u loiden, als es am
nabitcn Gage Die gcllntp &oab er.
reidt batte unb BORT gebemmt NOR
ben mar.
aIle llmitanoe oelten barauf bin
oab oas Seucr ourd Die @a6lGiiig.
felt bon Sagern entitanben lit, benn
bod oben auf cinem Selien ,,nter
mcldem bas Scl,er entitanben par,
itanben nod Die perfoblten lleber.
rcitc zines boblen 8ol,mes in mel6em
Die SSdecr Elm Seller aneefcet batten,
Inn piellcift ein Eoiium oocr anbe.
res gSilb beraus5urGu6crn. 9as
Snnere bcs @allmcs branntc aufs
mGrts bis 5l,r Spite bes iiber ben
6elicn rRieenoen 9armes uno Die
brcunenoe @aumipibc mar auf bas
biirre 2altb berabgefallen llnb bonn
@inbe angefGdt perbreitete iid bas
5eucr rdid iiber oen ean5en @aIo,
bon ettpa 40 Mder.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
S6btlider lluiall bel &binclanb.
Saeob Wager Surd) snfallises Gnt.
laben ieincs 8eluebrcs eridJuiien.

Sacob Waper, ein poblbabenber
Sarner, nabc Hbinelano iuobnbaft
Wllroe lestcn sSreitag cine fltr5c
Strcde bon icincr @obnung entfernt
nit elmer &r9clmunbe I'M &opfe toot
altf bem 9obcn liegenb eeiunoen, uno
5luar bon ieinen gtadbarn Scbn
Strllttnlann unb bciien Sobn George
Struttmann. gteben Dem 2cidnabnl
lag bic Slinte, Die nod bon Der i'm
Sooc crltarrten Sanb oes llngliif.
li6en lnlflannnlcrt ipar. @ic Die Sin.
gcborigen Wtaper's al,siagten mar
oerielbe allf's' Selb gcgangen UNI gu
pfliigen, unb batte bic alintc mitge-
nonlmen I'M auf Dem @eee Saien 5ll
i6ieBen. Die Gage in ipeIber ipdter
Der &eibnam Mapers geflnoen iuur-
De, lIBt permutben, oaB er in ocr Ser.
folgung eines Soiens iiber cine &ie:
gelfcn5 au iteigen periuhte, als Der
Sabn Der 5linte iid on cinem Rieeel
perfine lno bic gntlaoung Der Slinte
Derllriadte.
Der Seritorbenc lpur ctlpa SO Sab.
re aft uno mar Scr Safer bon @Ipin
Wtaper, &aliirer Der Hbinclono 9anf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
@ablreimltaten in anberen Staatea

Die Stem Dorfer Srauen baben Oas
Ballot gelponnen. Sobn s. Splan
murbe nit bcbcl,tenoer Yluralitit
gum Mapor bon Nen gorf eripGblt
uno fiibrte NIT iid oas ganae oemo'
fratiihe Sidet gum Siege.
syn oem acknowledgement Sieg oes
arenltinunredts IN Scr 9tclp Sor=
fer Staotsmobl glaubt man ocn Sors
larfer ser alleemeinen 8etpeg,lng fir
Elm @lrnocsanlcnbcmcnt 5llr Gcrfais
ilms 81 icDen wcldcs glcides
Stimnrebt berleibt.
9aiireno auf bie bis jest eingelall.
fencn 9eridte perben bic Srauens
itinmrc6tlerinnen in Ohio nit un.
gcf1br $4,000 Silnmen berlieren.
Ohio miro crit in einigen Sagen ers
faDrcn, oh Scr Stoat trnden poer nab
gcgonecn lit, mic bcllte Scr Staats.
icfrctGr hcfannt CAB.
SSn Hcip Wcrico hobcn bic erode.
ncn NIT etluo 10000 WajoritGt &C.
iiegt
@ouperncllr Sonlllcl ". McGall.
Nepublifaner, purbe gum @oupers
nerlr bon Maiiadleets iuieber er.
ipablt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
Sciratbs.&iscnien.
2ebrer. nnb Gltern-8eriammlnns in
8ascpnabe.

9ic 8eriomnlllng Der Gltcrn uilo
2ebrer bon Giblanb Solpnibip miro
morgen, ocn 10. 4oberber in @as.
conobc abgebaltcn merbcn fir welde
folgenoes Eroeram al'igcitellt lit:
Song Evening STAR"
"Method of Education Miss Warren
Method and the Point of View"
Miss Skibbe
"What Method s."--Miss Robertson
"The knowledge Side of Education"
1sr Mr.. Huebner
Training to Right Attitudes Miss
Hesemann
Developing Skills" Miss Steinbeck
"The Subject Matter of Education
Miss Moeckli -
"The Organization of Subject Mat
ter" Schake
"The Technique of Instruction Miss
Song, Beautiful River"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09

-Die amerifaniide Sueenb mill
am $aIIoipeen menb ibref SUN"
baben. bod peIden eroBen SUN"
6ieieIbe 6arin fiebt Die Senfter Der &c.
iddftsbdaier unb Bobn,tngen nit
Seife at beidn,ieren, oas fonnen mir
nit bem beiten @iIIen nidt beareifen
-i,no Die Sdn,ierer bieIIeiht ieIbit
nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09
6ermaun, Wp, Treitag, oen g. gouember, 1917
Nns Scm County.

Ger irilbere Gorntpridtcr Gbas.
W. Mnttbclps licgt IN iciner @obn.
ing III Smcnspille ihiucr erfrnnft
barnieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-09

-9lrtn iteieen aud Die Saien I'M
grciie uno 5lpar gleid gang geboria.
Soften iie bod ibon in Der @robitaoi
25 uno 80 Gents per Stiid. eegen 10
unb Is Gents in friiberen Sabren.
Ser bobe Breis fin &atronen. Der Elm
RodIaiien Scr Saeb sufoIee baben
iou. miro OILS l1ria4e aneeeeben.