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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
GROUND GLASS IN CAMP FOOr
Found In Canned Tomatoes Furnished ID
To Camp Dodge.

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Dec 29.-Ground
glass has been found In canned toma.
toes issued to the soldiers of Camp
Dodge, 1t Is announced at division
headquarters.
The discovery was made by medi.
cal officers who have inspected all
canned goods issued here since the
recent warning was received of the
finding at other camps of glass in GER
tain brands OF canned hominy and to
matoes.
1t Is believed by army officers to be
part OF German plot against the
country's food supply.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
= '' + =. =. 's@ '.' = =. =. Il = II
THE u. S. A. RAILROAD
GREATEST ON EARTH

]. BY unifying all American :
]. railroads under Director Gen. :
!. eral McAdoo the greatest rail-
!. road system in the work has
l. been formed.
!. Number of employees-about
1. 100000, with an equal num-
I. ber in related locomotive,
+ freight car and other plants.
I. Miles OF track operated
+ about 250,000.
!. Number of railroad compan-
4. les embraced-about TOO.
\ All cars in service-2, 100000.
4. Capital stock and funded
+ debt-$17 900, 100000.
1. Gross annual operating rev.
+ enues-$4, 900. 100000.
+ Gross annual operating ex-
+ pense-$3, 900, 100000.
+ Tons of annual freight--1,-
4. 500,OO0,000.
+ Passengers carried yearly
+ 1880, 100000.
/. + 1. 1. 4 4. i. 4. + + + 4. \ 4. i.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
U. S. SHIP CLEARANc.S GROW
Show Increase Of 100000 Tons In
Ten Months.

Washington, Dec. 29.-Clearances
of American merchantmen from this
country in overseas trade increased
more than 100000 tons during ten
months of 1917 as compared with the
same period last year, figures issued
by the bureau of foreign and do
mestic commerce show. There was
decrease, however, In total clear
ance, the figures being 42.6s6,7S7 for
the ten months this year, as against
as ,O64,S3S IN the same period the pre-
vious year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
SWITZERLAND GETS U. S. FOOD
None To Get To Germany ls Assur.
ance To Be Given.

Washington, Dec. 29.-The War
Trade board in an announcement con-
irmed dispatches from abroad telling
Of an agreement to ration Switzerland
and gave the rules of procedure for
exporters to follow in making ship
ments. No details of the agreement
were given, but 1t Is known it fixes
the amount of foodstuffs the United
States will ship to Switzerland In
return for assurances that none of
the shipments will be permitted to 60
through to Germany.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29

Generals Back From Front Testify.
Washington, Dec. 29.-Recently re-
turned from the French front, Major
Generals Wright and Greble, comsnan-
ders at Camps Doniphan and Bowie,
have been called before hearings of
the senate war inquiry, to testify re-
garding conditions in the American
expedition. After concluding testi.
mony they probably will describe con-
ditions in their own camps. General
0orgas reported that epidemics ct
Camps Doniphan and Bowie were
caused by overcrowding and lask ef
haayx elothiug.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
Burning Money In Mexico.

Washington, Dec. 29.-They have
money to burn in Mexico and they
are burning 1t, according to the Mex
Jean news bureau here. Just ts rap
Idly as the government can get its
hands on the paper money issued in
times of financial stress 1t is retiring
and incinerating it. The money is
the same as that which sold on the
street corners last summer at 500
worth for q nickel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
RUSS-B0cHE PEACE SCORNED
New Terms Not TO be Considered,
British Papers Agree.

London. Dec. 29.-Germany's peace
terms cannot be considered by Great
Britain II almost unanimous edi-
torial opinion Of London newspapers
Is any standard Of judgment
Every newspaper Joined in en-
phatic dismissal of such terms as
announced by Court Czernin. Nearly
every newspaper agreed that the offer
was not even worth attempting to fol.
low up.
Germany offers sham restoration"
declared the Mail. '"The British em-
pire will be blown skyhigh before
giving up the German colonies. We
will not weaken our demand for repa-
ration until we are forced to. We
will not place our diplomacy in the
hands of the Bolsheviki"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
American Men Weak, Says Educator.

AMERICAN Men Weak, says Educator.
Philadelphia. Dec. 29.-The per-
ccntage Of men rejected by the ma.
tional army for physical reasons
ranges from 80 to 70 per cent and
is higher than that of any other
country, according to speakers at
the opening session of the American
Economic association here. Profes-
sor Irving Fisher of the Department
of Economics, Yale university, said
figures he had collected showed per-
centage of reflections as high a. 20
per cent and many cases OF tubercu-
looia .diacQYara1.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
ENEMY ZEPPELINS FAILURES
Majority Of Big AIrships Destroyed by
AIIles Since 1914.


ALLIES Since 1914.
With the French Armies In the
Field, Dec. 29.-Germany's ZEPPELIN
program, announced with boastful
pride in 1914, stands dreary failure
today.
Accurate figures show that OF So
Zeppelins put into commission since
1914 total of 40 have been lost, as
follows:
Thirty-five have been totally des-
troyed.
Two have been badly damaged and
put permanently out Of commission.
Two possibly destroyed, now miss
ing.
One badly damaged, temporarily out
Of commission.
Thirteen remaining In service, eight
Of which are detailed to North sea.
two to the Baltic sea and three as ex-
perimental school ships.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29

Washington. Dec. 29.-Coincident
with the. taking over Of the railroads,
President Wilson is celebrating his
sixty-first birthday. No special cere.
mony II planned at the White House.
at the wartime rush Of work makes
impossibls any deviation in the Pres.
tdent's daily routine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
BOMBS KILL TWO AMERICANS
Germans Fly Low And Drop Deadly
Missiles Accurately.
With fha Annorinan Arrnu A,


France, Dec. 29.-During a recent
moonlight night German aviators
dropped bombs near certain town
md two American privates who were
in camp in wood, were killed. The
German airmen few low and dropped
their bombs accurately.
A corporal of American engineers
was killed and one private was
wounded Christmas eve, when. Ger
man shell dropped near party of
American engineers working in
trenches on a section of the French
front. The engineers for several
weeks had been working along the
front with veteran French engineers
for purposes of instruction.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-29
Red Gross Enemy Goes To ia

George, Iowa, Dec. 29.-John Heide-
brink of Little Rock, is in jail on a
charge Of telling a Red Cross worker
he would not give that organization
peanut, that he was saving his
money for "the children of Ger
many that call him uncle" and Of
throwing saw at the Red Cross
solicitor when she approached him.
He II 80 years old.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
Summer Z
Wtid,acl @cttling, ciner Der crlten
MmIicSlcr nnicres Gonntgs,
seiturben.

,Snl bpbcn 9lltcr bon 81 Sabren Ut
an W,ittmod, lcptcr @obc, IN ieiner
sSobnlrG aii DER Sari, bel Splss,
%..tid)ocl Nett!inn elmer Der erlten
.!nilc0lcr li,crcS GountDS gcltorben.
Ser Wcrliprrcnc mllrbe inl Sabre
1885 in GllaB .Sotbrin9cn, 9cboren
mo fo:n l6on I'M &ln0csaltcr nit
icincu Gltern nod slmerifu, Die lid
in lnlcrcn Stootc mo lp1tcr IN @as.
Conooc County ncbcrliebcn 100 i'm
,,SSnbrc 1864, nuhoCn Der jun9c gSett.
I!nO aus Dem 9ilr9crtric9e 5lrlldge.
fcbrt lpor, CT iih nit Sri. u. SSebrle
pcrbciratbctc, lpclhcr Gbe iilnf Sinocr
cntlproMcn, melhc ncn |nter ilberle.
ben, nGnllid) ,Sobn ~, Gbeooor nno
9Snl. MdtIin9 bon Ct, SolliS, GDas.
SScttIius bon SpiSs mo Srou 2plliie
0ouiS bon ct. &oliS 9tab Dem Dor
ctpo 30 Snbrcn criOlgtcn Epoc Der
@otiin, trot CT nit gSitime Wturp
Sane Salc, 9cb. Jinton, bon 6ronf.
lin Gountp, in cine 5lucitc Che, Die
nit 5,pri GGhtcru 9cic8nct mar, nam.
lid Trou 9toio bon @cbrcno uno 6ron
2illic bon Ycbrenb, bic nit Der gSitt.
pc ln0 Wt,tter bcn 900 ocS Gattcn
llnn &atcrs bciruucrn.
Die 9ecroialmg iano am lcBten
6rcitog giuhmittog mIi Der 6orm oes
&rrltorbencn Itott, 81 mclher llb picle
Nctonntc llnb Srcunoe cinGcIunocn
bottcn iul bcn 0obingcidieocncn oic
lcbtc Gbrc 6i ermeiicn. Euitor Mug.
&llbn bon DER cpongl. Stride 81 Stonp
Sill, ontirte i'm &olic iolupbl ols
4, an @robc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

&iclc nnicrcr tyorlncr bradtcn
mGbrcno Der gSodc eincn 1robcn
Tbcil ibrcs @ci5cnDorrotbcS nod
Mtorriion nui Den Wtorft,
Ojuit. Niclunlb, Scr Nutd)cr bon
Wtll6 Greet, uCriorgtc lcttc SSobe III.
icrc 6ormcr nit iriidcm Jlciid.
ycn' 9tclpol0 lmb SdmcltcrlL
&oitic uuo Nlnlu, bciudtcn an Conn.
tag GrrlnonOtc in Der ut, StcrIlng
NoAborlhoIt.
Com. &rucgcr ucrlor lcbtc QSohe
cine pertbUollc Gub ollrb &rantbclt.
SO. Slm,mcrt bon Dtorriipn mar
lcstc @obc bier lno failitc cin iet.
tes Shpcin bon &olliS Shollmeper.
Ob bns Shlucin Iilr @llrit5lpcdc oocr
3u6t5mcdc bcltinlnlt lit, bat inls
eSrcllnb 80. nidt nIitgctDcilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
q OTIS b a III.

0ie bielen 5rellnoc bon Gbrilt. Z.
2alf uno Satin bcrciictcn oenlclbcil
om lesten 5reitas slbenb cine idone
abldieos Bartp, oa oas ebepaar
ON nGditen Gage nab 0torrllon
ilberiicoeltc. Gs mar glcid5eitig irno
sufGlliger @eiie Der 2. So6aeltsta9
oes beliebtcn Yaores un6 gcitaltcte
iid oie 0eier 81, elmer re6t froblihen:
Solgcnoe 5amilien batten ilt einge"
fltnocn: g(nton &a6ur, @bmono Soa,
81. 6. O. Hbobius, Otto 6loiiner
uno Sris 9loiiner, uno 5rls. eliie
SeIb, Marp unb 2ottic Sdnitt, em.
ma 8olf, iolpie Sobn Sans, Sen llno
@aIter Selb, 9ll,g. r,nh Gbos. Sans,
,mo 5rul goroerbruesse, leetere bon
9luo, $40.
Sri. 9llicc unb 9llti gofer bon Ott.
Sterline maren am Sonntag bier al
@aIt BEL SRI. Slorence 8loiiner.
$. q. 2inbarbt llnb Samilie BON
09t. Sterling befanben lid lesten
Sonntog bier gum 8eiud bes Or. 6.
Hbooils ino Sanlilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
Sabnrate fir Eaiiasiere in @siiionrI
amf 21a Gcnts erbGbt.
Snrd Gntideiouns Der 8emcinoienlt
&pmmiiiiun.

Gurb bie ON Srcita9 crfolgtc gnt.
iheiolng Der Staats. .@cmcinoienIt.
fonnliiiion, Dob bic SabRen inl
Staotc Miiipuri bonn 1. Sanllar 1918
ol cine Yaiiagierratc bon 21a Gents
Die Wcilc bercdncn bilricn iucrocn
sic 9abncn, mie 9. s. guib, Erail-
bent scr Miiiouri Yocific @obn
nclllitb perii6erte, lid nidt beItinmcn
laiien, in ibrcn 9emilbungcn I'M
@ieOcreinicBllng Der irilberen State
bon 3 Gents nahSulaiicn, oo Die Nntc
bon 21a Gents nod niht gcnil9c, Die
Netriebsfoiten 5lt beden. God lei bic
Gntideibl,ng Scr &ommiiiipn inlnlcr
bin nit @cnl,gtlullng 81 bcgrilbcn.
Ger Tcrioncnaleoicnit mcroc infol9e
biclcr Gnti6ciblug ni6t gc1nocrt
ncrhcn, cinnlal, mcil sic @nbncn alld
biabcr lhon bclllllbt gclpclcn lclcn, cls
rcn 5ufricOcnltellcnocn Sicnlt 81 lie
fern, unb Damn, pcil llntcr Den gcgcns
mGrtigcn &crbGltniiicn cs ni6t rGtb.
lih cri6einc, lncbr Gcrioncn5ilgc eill-
5ultcllcn.
Die @clncinbicnIt &onrnliiiion bat
in ibrcr Gntideiolln9 bcitinlmt. oab
Die 9obnen "a Gents bic @icilc iiir
Hctourbilletc mo 2l4 Gcnt$ bic
Wicilc fiir 5iinfbunocrtnlcilen gil-
der, oic MIR ouf oen Sinicn fir Die
iic al1sseltellt perbcn. 5lt bcnlltcn
iino, bcrcdncn iollcn. sluh Mfcilcnbil.
der, bic fir olle 9abncn I'M Staatc
eiiltis lino}S Sainhdiirh4 gcnts ausal''
Itcllen, bod u,iiiicn lie fiir 1860 gtei'
len ollsgcltcllt iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
9 IN iss.

@n,. Slg lnb @rit. @ral,tigan
prrlorcu lcttcn Snnstas Gin Sticr,
ous Don cincn 9llltonlobil iiberiabren
lno bcSbnlb getGbet pcrbcn mllbtc.
lltoraen 9lbcno miro IN Scr SpiSs
Sd)ulc cine &cbrcr- llnh Gltcrn Der.
iallllllun9 nbacbaltcn mcrbcn. ipclbcr
Gin sic Suppcr fol9cn miro. 9lllc
iin0 cingclaOcn.
llnicr &aufn,onn 3. Is. 8oeblcr,
rciltc lcbtcn Sonntog noh ct. &ollis
lnl icincn Sobn Gllgcn 5ll bcllbcn
mcldcr crfronft lit lmO iid) our DC
bonollmg I'M ct. MarpS @oipituI be-
finoet.
Cine 9(n5obl lnierer 6ormcr be
gob iih lettc @o6e nad Stonp Sill
Inn cincn &orrotb glepfcl tllr oe1
@intcr cin5ulcacn. Die aepfel fallT'
ten iic bon 9i,,bolpb G9lep, Dem be-
fanntcn Oblt5udtcr.
sSln SlpisS S6ulballic miro NOR
acn, ben "a. 3. Wtts. Die &ebrerpcr'
ianmlung fir 9oellf SolpnIbip ab9c'
baltcn mcroen fir pcl6c tolgcnoes
Yrogrom alfgeItcllt lit:
Accuracy Elsie OFT
Percentage and Its Application Miss
Louisa Koch.
Value of Drill--Miss Ella Horstmann
Waste in Arithmetic Miss Lizzie
Moeckli
Common and Decimal Fractions--Mlss
Flora Langenberg
Teaching Observation-Disclosures
, Elston
Primary Arithmetic--Alvin Nebelslck
Business Practise-----Arthur Mueller
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
Sermaur, Nlr. Trciaa, ben %. Nopsnber, 1917
Subn 9ufbart ais irriinnis beinnSen.

,Sobn 2odbort, cin Ntnml i'll Sitter
pon 81 Sabrcn, muroc letter. Sanls'
too bon ". u. Nnpclfo, Dem Gcn'
table bon @ruib Greet Gpmn'blp,
bicrbcr acbrndt, nm Dor ocnl yioh'
lobrid)tcr Gbco. 0roi nli icincn Wcl.
llntcrilht 81 ipcroen.
Eofhort, ocr lcit mchrcrcn Snbrell
im ilolihcn Sbsilc ocs Gpuntps ols
Gornorbcitcr rtidGit9t mar, lrno
bci icincr Stiprllcr, tSrall Snnl.
Wroaanlonn, lciu Mcim hattie, 5clgtr
irit ncbrcrcn Wpnutcn Spllrcn bon
oIrriim. imb bo icin 3uItono III lcs'
tcrcr Belt iih pTlblinrmcrt battc,
mlwoc bcrlclbc hiCrhcr 9cbraht 9lt
l(ntcriuduna crgQb ooB Der lln9lllf
litc polIitinoi0 hcm Srriiml Der
fallen lit lnb m,lrbc icinc l(cbcrfilb
rlmg nnb ocln Siren slipl on9eoro
net. Wci Der llntcriihlln9 crAob {:
iidN, hob 2odhort lid, $4,000 CT
iport, oic CT i'll icincn &lcibcrn Der
lor0cn bottc. Sbcriii u. ". 0ictc
brohtc ocn @ciitcsfronfcn am Conn
too nod Sutton ms 9lipl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

prlrnfbaftcn @etriebe Der @cltDalne
ibr @liid iiebt, ionocrn I'M ltillen,
tralltcn &rciie Ser Sanlilie, no Siebc,
Sittionlfcit unb Sreue mobncll mo
bas ipabre Slid cine ScirnItotte bat.
Sic mar ibrcn &i1lbern cine allfops
icrnoe, Iiebenbc, ltnb ltets auf oeren
@pbl bebabte Muttcr lno lcltbtete
bcnIelbcn .ols Sorbilb treuer Bfli6t'
crfiilllmg. Sic bat Siebe geiabet i,no
2iebc ecerrbtet, bie banfbarc Slcbe III
rcr &inocr. Die ibr Sroit i'm Sitter ipa.
rcl ,lnb bic eineeoenf Der groben Sp.
fer unb Der groBen miitterli6en Sic.
be oic iic ibncn entge9engebradt bot,
bcItrcbt maren Scr Wllttcr einen fro
ben lub frel,nblihen 2ebensabeno 5lt
bcreiteit.
Sic binterliBt folgenbe bier Soh'
ter, Inn ben 500 elmer liebepollen op-
fcrfrclloigen Wilttter 5lt beucinen:
;Srau g(molia Stard, bon Gbicagc;
ssro1 Scbrpia &raettlp, Srol, Selene
Sonnter ltnb SRI. Sobanna GoeI6el,
in Sernnann pobnbaft; ebenfolls be-
trauern ibren 500, ein Salbbruoer,
Gonrao @agner bon Cincinnati,
Ohio, icipie nelrn gnfelfinoer uno
5abIreide Srel,nbe ,,no gefanrte.
9ie geeroieune fano anl Mittipcd)
gta6nlittae auf bem itGotiiden Srieo.
bofc itott unter 5ablreider getbeilig'
ung, benn nidt MIR ibre bielen
ssrelnoe rno 9efannte in unierer
Stabt, ionbern aub piele iparen bon
slustpGrts eefonmen I'M Der @eritor.
benen Die leste gbre 5u beaeugen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
~ 0 rriiu 0 n.

@co. 9rpan, ipelhcr inter anf'
iebcr @nt. @cgclnonn on cinem BRIT
fcnbal arbcitctc, puroc lcBten Wfon'
tag iblinnm ncrlebt als cine 9ln5nbl
@olfcn npn cincm Srodtpagen bcrs
nbrolltcn ltno i'm trofen. gr mlroc
nod ct. 2olis in's Spipitql Der Mo.
Yociiic 9ofn gcbrod,t.
Gun &uib il. bon Berger, bc1anp
ii6 lcttcn Wiittmp6 III Sclhd'trn
bier.
0ur6 sic @cburt cincs mllntercn
Sobn6cns mlrben ltttc sSodc %ol'ls
2cffmonn ,mo @ottin bohcrfrcllt.
Collector $. 6. Strud II. Iein Wc'
biilfe SSoltcr Straf uaren lebtel
9onncrstog unb Srcitag bier rlnl lills
oen iiberfliiiiigen Tei6tbun ab5uneb'
men. 9tG6ites Sabr luerOen Die
Steuern pobl etipas bober iein als
oieies Sabr, oa oas gigentbun iebt
sum 9ollpcrtbe ,,no ni6t ipie friiDcr
gum balben oocr gar brittbeil oeS
@ertbcs eingeiddst miro, bod oop'
pelt 10 bod pie Wan6e befiirhten
iperocn bic Steuern nidt iein oo
bic Steuerrate oie ictt fir Stoot.
County, uno &oao5iuede reip. is, 80
,no 35 Gents per $500 betrGet, be.
oeutenb rebuairt pcrbe,f miro.
Gblpin Sdafe, Der Oberlebrcr I'M
ierer S6ule reiIte leste sSode mad
&onias Gitp I'M Der Staats Ser'
ianrmlilng Der 2ebrer bei5lllpoDner.
Ser Sarnlers Glcbator crblel1
bieler Gage cine GarlaOiing Wtcbl
llno bnbcn lcet einen groBen Sorrafl
Wcbl bon bartem llno mcidcnt @el'
5en on Sanb, oas 81 $3.50 bis $3.50
perfauft miro.
glm 2S. Nobelnber iinoet in Noltc's
SalIe elm OanfiagllngsbaIl itatt.
Srau Gbas. Sromm bon 8ascon
abe beiudte lesten Montag bicii8t
8erlpanbte llnb Sreltnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
Wntterlicbc.

Son trcllcr 2icbc bolD bcbollt.
Sic miro i'm irnlncr lichcllo lpartcn,
Icn Scacn bat lie @oit pcrtrnllt.
Ios W,,tterbcr5 glcidt cincn @ar-
ten.
Gicl 9llunen iino ourin cntiproiicn,
Sn buftie l,nb 10 rein llnb lidt;
Sph lpic picl Sriincn tic bcgpiicn,
GoS obnt bie jllnge @lllmc nidt.
60 n1ltb Bic Wt,tttcr in,n1cr pflcgen,
ltn6 sic @ebulo ibr ni1tncr bri6t ;
Sic bofft getrcu orf @ottcs Scacn,
Die Muttcrlicb' crnilbct nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

Scr &crtb, oes ytahlaiics Der pcr-
itorbenen friiberen Qonigin Siliuota'
lani miro auf nidt mebr als $780,
900 eeiddst, pie elmer ibrer Geltas
mentspollitreder fiiralid iaete. Sbre
s&udiaden cinidlieblid Der auf
$3.50 benertbeten &rone, tperben alif
etrpo $4,000 beranidlaet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
lprofc. sul protcitant s(nerieans
orc finblp inDitco.
9fep. q. Sillmanns.

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov.
%, 1917, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Sreb. Steinfe If. uno s. S. Wter'
tens reilten lcsten Sanlstag nad)
Camp SunIton aanias, I'm Seonbaro
Steinfe, elm Sobn oes eriteren aii be.
iudlen Der BORT i'm Refrutenlager er.
franft oarnieber liegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

9lm naditeh Sonntag Oen 25. 9to'
bember lit in @asconaoe am gta6nlt'
tas 2:;3O llbr engliider @ottesbienlt.
SomobI eneliib als oelltid rebenoe
Imerifaniide Gbriiten iino baau cii,'
gelaben.
4m 9anfiagungstas ben 20. gto'
bember lit in Norriion ,lnier natio'
naler @ottesbienIt in Der 2anbcs'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23
Nus bcm Gunntg,

,Irot scr ollgcucincn NroSperltnt
lmo Der rci6cn Grntc, bat Hcccroer
gScnbel bis jcbt MIR 9S Sclrotbsll'
acnicn mGDreno bcs Sabrcs 1917
ouS9cltellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

Gin 8pr-Suppcr ionic 9lbcnouns
tcrboltlme iinoet om Sanlsta9 Den
/. 0caeuber i'm Necic Sdnlbals an
Der Sccai,D Greet ltott, 5u Dem sllle
bcr5lihIt cingeIaoen iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

@enn elm Mann lid tirgert, finoet
er oft feline Worte - bos fontn1t bel
Srauen nidt lei&t Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

SclbltbcwuBticin lit Stol3 ol'T oas,
mas lnan lit; @itclfeit lit Stol5 al'f
bos, mas andre aus llnS gcrnobt bo.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

Ger iSral1cnDcrcill Der cpan9l. ct.
,Sobonnis @enlcinbc III Stolpc tel'
crtc lcbtcn 5onntog Icin 20. @rilno'
unasiclt, bel peldcr ieierlihcn @clc'
Qcnbcit Yoitor SiIIlnonrS bon Uior'
riipn lmo Yoltor glsSnnS Die 6elt'
prcOiotcn bicltcn. GbcnlalIs mar Der
Nirdcntor bon WtorriIon anlpclcno
uno pcrib0ncrtc Die 6cicr ollrh Ici.
ncn Dcr5libcn &icocrportro9.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

Scit letter 98odc ipurocn inl bic
iiaen Hecproeramtc folgcnoc @rllno'
cigcntblmls. llebertragungcn gebubt:
Jrou 9lnna 8aumltort al @co. 5.
gounItorf 80 9ldcr naDc Scrllonll
fir $4,000; @co. $. glllhmoln an
Gobt. Mfillcr. 2otS A, 5, imO 6 Nlod
13 in Omcn.uille fiir $3.50; &. ".
,Torris 100 g(dcr nobc Viargaret,
fir $4,000; Scnrp @ittrod al 80.
g4ittrof, 73 gldcr noGc 0lanh, Illr
$25OO; 90. g8ittrod oil 9ll,gllIte
gSittrod, 73 gldcr nabe Vlono, nlr
S25OO; s. @. @iicmann an 6onnlt
g. Gross, 1914 g(dcr, nor6soit. bon
Omenspiflc, fir $1,000; @mili'
Sdulte an Sranf llffmunn Sots a
5 uno 6 glod IS, in Opensbillc, fit,
$500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-23

Moooouficbcr Sp./ S6nit9cr BON
Totsoom 0iItrift bcollitro9tc lcbte
g8od)c Gba8. Yelll lmo SO. 8ors
monn nit iDrcr 0ompilnoihinc nnN
Rolcbuo 81 iabrcn llnl Den Hod
Grl,lbcr ocn bas County Dor Sabren
onidolitc l,nO Der icit ctlua icds Sab
rem ,lnbcrrltt bel &oieblG inter 1rel'
en- S5inmel lag, nod beut Hotsoanl
HoabDiitrift SIT tron@pOrtirch mo
bcriclbc CUR 3uDcrcitln9 bcs Stcln'
idlags ooer @ocaoenls fir Den Stra'
Bcnboll pcrlucnoet mcrbcu miro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
TWO BRITISH OFFICERSv HE'LL
Men Posing As Aviators in Roanoke
Get $50 From Firm.

ROANOKE, Va. July 30.-Garbed in
the uniform of British royal flying corps
and driving high-powered automobile.
L. F. Dean and Frank Farber. declar-
ing they are experts Of King Georges
air squadron in America to train en-
bryo aviators. were arrested TODAY
twenty miles from Roanoke on a charge
or passing forged orders on the United
States government on a local hardware
nrm. After preliminary hearing
they are held awaiting Information
from British officers in Canada as to
their identity.
The young men have been in Roanoke
several days. talking knowingly of
aviation affairs. even limiting that a
training school might be established
here. it is said. They gave no intima
ton Of early departure when buying
automobile accessories to the amount
Of $3.50 from q local firm. 1t is alleged.
giving an order on the United States
government which bears every earmark
Of authenticity.
Upon arrangement Dean maintained
that their credentials are beyond ques-
ton. and that they are bound from To-
ronto to Miami on secret mission.
Farber refused to talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
WEATHER..

For the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia. fair. continued warm
tonight and tomorrow: gentle winds.
mostly southwect.
For West Virginia. fair tonight,
warmer In east poStion. Tomorrow
fair; continued warm.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United states coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. II: 0s am. and IL :02
pm hlgh tide. am. and 4:80 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1908 pm; high
tide, am. and $40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose, sos am: sur sets.
1928 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. sos AM: sun
Moon rises. 4:27 pm: sets. 1852 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning a. 2 pm. yesterday:
Iherm on 4 pm. 81:
am. 10; am. 80; II noon. 80; 2 pm.
"a. Maximum, "a. at 2 pm. today; min
mum. II. at am. today
Temperature same date last year
Maximum SO; minimum, g.
arometer-Yesterday 4 pm. 1898;
: pm. 1898; IL midnight. 1896 Today.
: am: 1884; 8 am. 1898; IL noon.
29.s6; pm. 2S92
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
AT am: Great Falls-Temperature
so; condition. $50. DaIecarlia reservoir
Temperature. 80: condition at north
connection. 1870; condition at south con-
nection. ITO. Georgetown distributing
reservoir - Temperature. 50; condition
at lnnuent gatehouse. 80; condition at
eflfnuent gatehouse. 10.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch TO The Star
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va Ju,v an
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers both
very muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.