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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
PULLMAN CITIZENS BANK
ROBBERS? IMPOSSIBLE!
Judge Thos. Neill and A. II. Metz
Included In Party of Prominent
Whitman Citizens Questioned

The Colfax Gazette has the follow
ing interesting story of an unusual
situation in which a party of promi-
ncnt Pullman and Colfax citizens
found themselves last week:
II. NJ. Love and party of Colfax
and Pullman men we're stopped just
outside Of Spokane Tuesday after
noon by deputy sheriffs from Spo-
kane county who we're searching for
the two robbers who secured $4,000
from the Medical Lake bank at noon
of that day. The officers gave the
Whitman county men few search
ing looks, inquired their names and
addresses and decided that they were
not the robbers, regardless of their
desperate looks.
Accompanying Mr. Love were
Judge Thomas Neill of Pullman, A.
Z. Metz. cashier Of the Pullman State
bank. and Attorney Charles L. Cham
berlin Of this city. The party was on
the way to Deer Park to attend "a
district convention of the knights OF
Pythias lodge.
1.-TWO robbers entered the First
National bank of Medical Lake Tues.
day noon, compelled the two en-
ployes in the bank to lie down on
the floor, gathered up $14,021,
locked the employees in the vault and
escaped in an automobile"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
THATCHER is PROMOTED

Roscoe w. Thatcher, for several
years director of the state experiment
station here, has been made dean of
the college of agriculture of the Uni
yersity of Minnesota. Mr.. Thatcher
left Pullman some five years ago to
accept a position as professor of agri-
culture in the Minnesota College of
ton will be received here with pleas
ure by his local friends.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
BIGGEST FISH YARN
OF THE SEASON

Credit for the biggest fish yarn of
the season goes to Dr. w. L. Holt and
Frank Masek, who spent Sunday en-
ticing the finney beauties in Elk
river to rise to flies. The gentlemen
were fishing several miles above the
town of Elk River, where the noun
tain trail crosses the river, when they
were startled by a cracking of brush
followed by a commotion in the river
below them. Investigating, the Pull
man men discovered a full grown doe
deer in the water She took fright
and ran off through the brush, but
soon returned and again plunged
into the river. Another noise in the
brush attracted their attention and a
large coyote sprang into the water in
pursuit of the deer. The two men
went to the rescue of the doe and
Masek kicked the coyote in the ribs
Having no other weapon at hand DR.
Holt struck the animal across the
head with his fishing pole, breaking
the pole but causing the coyote to
take to the woods. Relieved of her
pursuer, the doe took to the woods
on the opposite side of the river.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
DOWNEN WRITES INSURANCE
CITY WILL INSTALL WALKS

An Improvement district was Gre
ated by the city council Tuesday even
ing including all that portion of the
State street paving district in which
concrete sidewalks have not already
been laid. The city will install the
walks along the delinquent property
and assess the costs against the own
ers The district includes II lots,
owned by P. G. Bickford, the Moore
estate, ]. Ezall, and Mrs. Holiday.
The district comprises 1851 square
yards of sidewalk construction and
bids for the work will be opened Au-
gust 81.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
HOLT NEW COUNCILMAN

X. c. Holt, manager OF the Pull.
man laundry, will represent the resi-
dents of the Third ward as council
man until the city election in the fall
OF 1918. Mr., Holt was elected by
the council to fill the unexpired term
O. Councilman Myrtle s Cardiff, re-
signed, The position was first Of
fered TO /. c. Densow, who declined
to accept.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
ADOPT SCHEDULES
FOR HARVEST LABOR
Palouse Farmers, Threshermen, and
Laboring Men Agree to Harvest
Wages and Thresbing
Charges

That the threSher men of the Pa
louise country will be obliged 10 pay
more for harvest labor this year ,han
ever before and that the thresher
men, in turn, must demand more pay
for harvesting the crop of the farm
ers, is indicated by action taken at a
meeting of farmers, thresher men,
and laborers, held recently in Pa
louise, when scale of wages was
adopted. The following story con
corning the meeting of those inter-
ested is taken from the Palouse Re-
public:
That the farmers of the districts
about Palouse are inclined To be fair
regarding compensation for farm la
Dor and threshing prices was evil
denced at the meeting hell N the
National Bank hall Saturday after
noon, which was largely attended by
those vitality interested.
A majority of those present, re-
cognizing the high cost OF living, and
feeling assured of a higher price for
grain than has ever before been uaid
for seasons crop, favored an i'll
crease in wages paid for labor and an
increase in the prices paid for thresh-
ing. AS it is apparent that the time
occupied in harvesting the crop will
be shorter than usual, the man who
is expecting his harvest wages to see
him through the winter is thus hang
ing by very slender thread.
J. E. Turnbow was elected chair
man of the meeting and Elmer Stat
felbach secretary. The chairman
stated that the object of the meeting
was to establish a uniform scale Of
wages for farm laborers during the
coming harvest and to fix a scale Of
prices for threshing Remarks made
by the more prominent employers of
labor showed them to be in sympathy
with liberal increase in wages, and
practically all were willing for an
increase in the price for thresbing.
Three committees were appointed
as follows: j. ]. Dooley, e. l.. Frans-
burg, and H. s Curtis, to decide on
a scale of wages for threshing crews;
j. S. Lefors, Mr.. Hayden, Harry Cox,
Mr.. James, and Mr.. Alden, to agree
on scale of wages satisfactory from
the laborer's standpoint; r. T. Cox,
e. j. Paulson, B. w. Powers, B. C.
Spencer, and T. F. Farnham, to pro-
pose scale of wages satisfactory to
the farmers. The following are the
reports of the committees:
Thresher's committee-Time of
$3.50 a. m. to $50 p. m.
Pitchers, $3.50; sack sewers, $3.50;
water team, $3.50; bundle team,
$3.50; cooks, SO roustabout, $3.50;
firemen, IS; engineer, 81; separator
man, ST, with oiler. The price of
threshing agreed upon by the COM
nittee was 1921 cents bushe for
wheat, nine cents for oats and II h
cents for barley.
Farm laborers committee-Sh Shock
ing, $3.50 per day; pitching in field,
"a; driving team, 81; sack sewing,
S6; firemen, $5; man, team and
wagon, Sc; spike pitcher, $3.50.
Farmers mmittee-Common la
Dor, $3.50 per day.
A motion was adopted by the CON
vention that a price of IL cents per
bushel be adopted for threshing
wheat and seven cents for threshing
oats.
The meeting was attended by nine
thresher men, sc farmers, and ~
farm laborers.
AIil1innpy cnnniioC FOR 70
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
PLAY MOSCOW WEDNESDAY

The return game between the Pull
man chamber of commerce and the
Moscow commercial club will be
played Wednesday afternoon at 400
O'Clock on Rogers field. Moscow is
out for vengeance. If you want to
see some really good baseball, with
enough comedy to make it interest
ing, don't miss this game.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
LOCALS


been named by Mayor Swain as tenn
porary building inspector. A special
committee including Councilman
Swain, Roth, and Lawler was named
to draft an ordinance defining the
duties of the building inspector and
fixing his salary.
NJ. r. Finney and Benton NJ.
Banks returned last Friday from IN
automobile trip TO Lake Chelan. Al
Wenatchee they we're joined by The
Misses Esther Koran, Alice Lodge.
and Helen Garfield and Mrs c. H..
Lodge. They report a pleasant trips
with plenty of fish. On the return
trip Mr.. Finney stopped in Spokane
long enough to be examined for the
second Officers Reserve Corps camp.
The fire and water committee Of
the city council has been authorized
to install public watering troughs in
different parts of the city.
VIM. Rivers of Palouse has accept
ed a position with the Adams gro
Gerry.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Beck and Mr..
and Mrs. V. e. Kuhn, with their
children, returned Wednesday from
Today outing at Priest river
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Miller left
yesterday by automobile for Spo-
kane. Mr.. Miller will return today,
while Mrs. Miller will proceed to Sc
attic to visit relatives
George Libby, Jr, left Wednesday
afternoon for the Moran School for
Boys at Boiling, Wash, where he
will attend the congress of youths
which is in session there. George
represents the Pullman boys between
IA and 6 years of age at the con-
gress, while Timothy Emerson. who
returned from there last week. rep
resented the older boys,
Mrs. A. B. Williamson and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, arrived Tuesday from
Minneapolis to visit at the ho22e of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. +. L.
Ball. Mr.. Williamson returned to
Minneapolis only recently from a
visit here and his reports of our Won
derful country caused the visit of
Mrs. Williamson and her daughter.
Mrs Emma Mcmahon of Spokane
and Mrs. Plat of Genesee were Pull
man visitors Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Stanton Hall is enjoying his yaca-
ton this week
Mrs. George Ford and son, Claude,
are in Pullman from Portland They
made the trip by automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Myers visited
Pullman friends last week Mrs.
Myers was formerly Miss Katherine
Savage, we'll known here.
Mrs Charles Dodd was given a
surprise party last Thursday evening
by the Women of Mooseheart Legion
at the home of Mrs. James Poison on
Military hill. Mrs. Dodd is moving
to Grass Valley, Ore, where Mr. Dodd
has assumed the management of a
lumber company.
Floyd Smith. formerly NJ. H.
Houser agent here, was in town from
Spokane Friday.
Roy AIcClung, editor Of the Pom
eroy Washingtonian, was a Pullman
visitor Tuesday.
Charles Walton returned last week
from fishing trip to the north fork
of the Occur d'Alene river, in Idaho.
He was accompanied by his brother,
f. B. Walton of Colfax, and James
Hone of Spokane. The party landed
400 of the speckled beauties,
Seator r. c. McCroskey was down
from Garfield Tuesday and attended
the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce.
F. c. Forrest went to Cotton Tues
day evening to attend a meeting of
the directors of the Cotton State
bank.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
SIDEWALK DISTRICT CREATED

A sidewalk district was created
on East Main street and East Spring
street by the city fathers in session
Tuesday evening. The owners of
property in the district will be re-
CURED to install cement walks with
in a reasonable time or the work will
be done by the city and the cost as
sessed against the property.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

MANY AUTO LICENSES ISSUED
During July there were 227 auto
mobile licenses issued, making q to-
tai of 1857 for the year, as compared
to 2709 for the entire year Of 1915.
The fees for the auditor, at % cents
each were $56.75, for July, while
the state received $13S9.50. Under
the new law the lowest license fee is
$5.25 and the highest, for pleasure
cars, Is $10.25, but trucks run well
up into three figures.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

Irving West Of Colfax has pur-
chased the j. o. McClung farm of sos
acres, four miles west Of Palouse, for
$6O,700, or little more than 500
an acre.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
WILL GET MARKET REPORTS

The Pullman State bank has made
arrangem for complete market
reports from Chicago and the Coast
each day. The reports viii be post
ed conspieuously in the lobby of the
financial institution and all those in
terested are invited to make use of
the figures which Will DC posted
daily by 100 p. m.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

A good way to keep pumpkins is
to bury them in sand and keep in a
cool place in the cellar. Persons
have in this manner kept pumpkins
as late as February.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
FORD For SALE

THIS YEARS CAR; in the best OF
Inquire at the Washing
ton Water Power Co. aug10
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
Total Expenses of Pullman Schools
for Year Ended June 30th Reach
S31,775--Receipts Nearly
$1,000 Over Expenses

1t costs the taxpayers just $751;
1850 to conducte the schools COM
prising District No. SO for the 10
months ending June 80, according to
the annual report of the school
board OF this sum $20,934.56 was
expended for instruction, $2333.7O
for general control, S4O79.74 for op-
Grating cost, and $2001.39 for main
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
WHO IS THE WAR BRIDE?

Reports come from Spokane that
prior 10 enlisting in the machine gun
company one Of the II Pullman men
included in that company took unto
himself bride. Considerable mys-
terry attaches 10 the romance, and the
name of neither the bride nor groom
can be learned. Who can guess?
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
DUTHIE'S

For General White Lead-10c per
pound in 12h, 20, SO or 100 pound
lots.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

George w. Clous, optician, will
again visit Pullman Wednesday, Au-
gust 22, and may be found at the
Palace hotel. He will examine your
eyes without charge and fit them
to your perfect satisfaction II you
need glasses or new lenses In your
frames, 1t will pay you to see him.
All work guaranteed. Mr.. Clous will
also visit Albion. Wash, August 70
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

WANTED--Four or five room
house by September 1. Inquire OF
). q. Adams. aug1Otf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
Comparative County Office Cost

County
the first
the
spent this while
fund shows county
appropriations
the corresponding
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

Anticipate Christmas needs and at
tend the Douglas Sale.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

Williams Potato Chips-Always
fresh, crisp, and delicious; every
package guaranteed. Phone 80.
auglO c. r. SANDERS co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

Millinery supplies for fall at the
Douglas sale. ag1O
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
School District Expenses for l2-MODth Tern

tenanee. A total of sl74sm :.
expended for equipment in - vas
buildings, while interest on a,' ~ Old
ing warrants amounted to ss, ,sae
The total receipts for the 1asra '.'s.
year reached $32,597.1e. Or a
$1,000 in excess of the expenses -'a =
actual expenses were onlv me
over the estimate of the scboo, h ,''e
showing pretty close figures ~ '',O'
part of the educational mento.. 'us
the Pullman district o.
The complete report of ~ !,
board is as follows. sehool
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

FOR SALE-Choice residence lots
in College Park, adjoining college
campus. ]. l.. Ashlock. Jly27tt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

Insure with McClaskey. jan26tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10
MANY AUTO LICENSES ISSUED

Cash on hand June so, 1917
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-08-10

$56,122O6 $s1.s7911 s51,45s.sO s92.54O.0O
Tax League Bulletin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
SIM l116. 2cbcnSjabrc.
Gin nralicr gijrGcr Der Stabt Gicr.
lopit.

liolpiB.
Qus G3ernopiB, Der in Oieien Sa'
gen mieoer ~biel1ennnnten SnuptItool
Der 8utopina. Wiro geihrieben: 9ier
lebt Elm Monn, oeiien 0eburtstog III
bic Hegierung Safer 5ran5 /. f6lt.
Sruu Spiiel g%ertppic5 lit i'm Sabre
1901 in bieier StoOt gebpren, unO
in ieiuem 116. 2ebsnsiabre mubte er
nun bic SdredniiIe bes Welttrieges
uuo Der mcbrmoligen Huiieninodlion
nod miterleben. SEPT but ole 6roge
ieines l~lnterbolteS ieinen 0eburtss
Ihein aus Den pergilbten, fat gu
Staub oelporbsnm Optumenten auf
ben 9~riinen Slid gebro4t. uno 10
crit lit Die Seffentlidteit nit bisiem
Metbuialem betunnt geiporben; oenn
er unb 'eine urA9ebung wihen toum,
pelden Selten9eitspert Elm Nlter
bon 115 Sobren te0eutet.
SIN Gbettopiertel Der Stabt. in
Der 8rabergafie. pobnt er nit ieiner
5amilie: sin bnseres MGnnden, nit
Der iiblifen Somtmiibe oes Srtbos
oogen oils &opfbeoedung. Seine
Sp6ter. Elm oItes Miittsr6sn i'm
Glitter BON mebr oIs 80 Sabren, pers
forst i'm. Sin areis bon llrenteIn
bdnst m ibrer SGir5e. Ddbreno bic
alte Srau Den 9eburtsidein bes 8us
ters i'm aaiten iu6t, unterbaltsn mir
uns nit benz Ginbunoertfunfsebnjabs
ri9en. Nadburinnen, bic binSutom.'
men unb Die 2aunen bes 4ltsn gerau
.tennen, brinsen i'm gum Spreden.
Mander SiebSi9s unb Qdtalsidbrise
fiebt in 8epesunssn unb @eiomtbnls
tuns %perfalener aus ole oieier
Wonn. Ssin Bid fdptmmt uno
lam nidt mebr einen puntt ff:Its
aber immerbin iiebt .er mod
nit freiem Iuse uno bot niemals
gIas benuBt. Ser 4Ite bort
f6k6t .absr Die boImetf9enben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

Nodbarinnen boben cine gentle SER
tigteit, ii6 ibm perItdnolid gu mas
den.
Die GeiItesfriihe bes alten 1T err
itounIid: Gr erinnert lid an &oiicr
6rona l., an bic 5reibeitstriege. aes
naller an bic Sbronbeitei9un &aiiep
Jron5 SoiepbS, an bns 1S4Ser Sobr,
an bic &riege 1859, 1866 uno 1871
unb lpunoert iif, bab gegeniber jes
men 5elo5ii9en bieIer &rieg 10 longe
oalsrt. @!s bic Tufien in bic Gtnbt
%einorongen, iparen ole Nu6barn unb
Na6borinnen 9eiliidtet, er unO feline
Sod)ter mubten Suriidblei6en. Gr ers
5d4It es ieIbit, ct babe iif nitt gee
IiirdItet, benn Gptt itebe gu inn.
PUN Tonne Der zoo fir i'm niht
mebr ierne iein. oenn mebr oI5 bos
pierte GeidIcdt babe nod tein
Wenl0 er!ebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
guiic pcrlicrt icinc GciIcn %rnnncn?

Seit einem @ierteliobrbunberr Iinb
bic Burger bon 9oiie, SoaDO, beIons
bers itol3 ouf i6r Beibes notiirIides
NaIcr fir bic 9ei5ung priputer uno
pifentlider 8ebGloe .,eipeien, iiber
peren eigentliden Gboratter audi bic
8elebrten nod ni6t eini9 iinb, I'M
benz ie tells ppn lnneren Goisn, tells
BON nRaoio=5 dtigteit" ipredsn,
@Ger unldngit lit man bobinter ges
tpmmen, baB bieier ~ieltene Naturs
ihab fo5uio9ei nllr an einem oiin=
nen 5ooen bGn9t, utlb oob Grohebsn
Die belize otteiii9e MaHerfIut atuar
5eitlpeilig fart p~er9rGbern, ober
ebenIo gut uufbeben ober dn6ers tpoz
Fin abIenten t6nnten.
Dor etipn 3pun5ig Sabren madte
man i6on einmaI cine mertpiirbi9e
G~rinbrun9. Onmnis ipie Elm 9runs
nen in Suus @uIh, lpenige Mei!en
pherbalb Yoiie, einen itnrten Strom
t~pfenobeiBen WoTers empor; ols
ober i'm Yrunnen gerabe auberboIb
Der Stdot9ren3s pumpen eingeiebt
murOen, UNI Ole 3ufubr beiBen Dais
iers fir ben St0pts 8ebrau9 gu srs
b0ben, oa b0rte Der Srunnen in
!6uls @uld gang gu flieBen nuf.
3pei So1r5ebnt ni6lief" oieIer
grunnen bann, bis Dor lpsni9en
Monaten cine @ro,@ri9itteruno i'm
gu neler Sdtisteit ertpedte, 81 10
~itarter, pie nur ie auprr uno
stpar bis jebt obne einen Hiid9anJ
in Der Slut Der onberen 9runnen.
Iber man bdlt cine Iolde a6nlbms.
ooer ielbit gGn5Iiden Yerluit oeS beis
ben Daiiers nunmebr ieberseit fit
m0sli6!
Weiitens neist ma lit Der gn=
nabme gu, oab ale Drummer aus
benz ndmliden Strome seipeiit pIrs
ben, unb bob oieier Strpm aus eis
mem unsebeuren unteriroiiden aehel
nett unter Der S5erfldte ausgepors
fen tpsroe. @bsr bic gauge 3ufubr
Der SeibpaFersM engs, 10 sroB iie
aud 1T, fdeint cine bsidrdntte gu
iein, unb nod tein Srsenieur pers
moate Der Ratur au 9ilfe gu ions
men, tpenl biefer belize S4ab f4
perlieren ober feinen Wes anoerstpos
bin nebmen folte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08
&riessnadridten.

gSic Iaris bcfannt giebt, mllrhcn
ipGbrcnO 0cs Monats Mai mir 5cbn
fronsGiilhc Sdiffe perienft. Sic Nn.
oriffc Ser u.9ottc crfol9ten ollf %
Sobracugc, bon bcncn IS %cntfomlcn.
Sic Sample an ocn pcrihieocnct
Mbidnittcn ser @citfrpnt mcrocn lid)
mobl nod cine lnngc 3cit bin5icDcn.
Sdon bcibt es, bnb cine nellc Offcns
iipe an nGrbliditcn @bidnitt, bel
@ptidactc, inn Srontporiprltn9 5lpi.
idcn Nrn,entieres uno Opcrn, bon
@ritcn mo Sron5olcn gcplont lei.
Simmer miebcr unb ilbernll miro cs
lid inter 0en bertc pbipultcn0cn Nor
bcbillgun9cn Der &ricgsfilbrlulg uno
onaciihts Der a%llgcrncinen &ricgslogc
Narllnl bolloeln mcld)c Scitc es am
l1llaiten oltsbulten fam.
Die cngliihcn %crll1itc I'M Mui
murcn 1O6,331 Mo1rn unb 1902 81.
fisicrc, mic bas &riegsomt in SonDon
bcfomnt gab. llno babel mpllcn Die
Gerbiinbeten, ipie bic cn9lliden Set
trl,acl beriftcr, intnler gclpon1lcn
bubcn.
Die Sciterreider boben sic bon Den
Stalicncrn gcnnrlmencn Stcllltngcrl
iiiblib bon Santana 5urilfcrebcrt
ltno iibcr $500 Stolicncr gcfongcn
gcnpmmcr, mic oos &rie9smiriltcri-
INT bcfonnt mohtc. Sic Stolicncr
morfen pcrgcbIih Meierpcn in Die
S6lndt unb nod bartnGdi9cm Stint
gen. oaS eir,en Gag ltnb cine Nadlt
oullcrtc, blicb Die olterrcihiif.ltngo-
ride Snfontcric allf Der gor3et Clinic
iicgrcih unb Der Scillb lmlroc ilbcrall
suriid9cnoricn. Die Scrilldc Scr
sStaIiener, iDrcm iiiblidcn 6lilgcl
burd Stobc nobc Gnponiepice mo
oitlid bon @6r5 2ltft ST modcn,
fhli,ge1 pollitGuoiG fcbl.
Die 3abl ser eingelicfertcn italicn.
iiden @efangenen betrlta 271 Sfft'
siere uro $500 Wann. Gin italien.
iider 9%oppelbedcr ipllroe ilbcr Can't
po5So obgcidoiien.
@ien aicbt bcfannt, ooB Die 81
feniipc Der letter. 19 Gage Den Sta
liencrn 100000 Iann on Sooten
.l,no Serwrnbeten ionic 10000 Sc
fangcne. weIhe bic Sc'terrclter
madten, gefoitet bat.
g%nglonb's @erluite sur Sec indbs
renb Scr Iesten ISOLDE iparen Die &C.
rineiten ieit Oeutidlanos rildiidts'
Ioier Saudboptfrice einicbtc. 10
Sabrse,,gc bon 1000 Sonnen nno
bariiber iorpie hrei fleinere ptroen
nerienft. Sn Der porberigcn ISOLDE
paren Is S~abrael,ee iiber 1000 Con.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

). Bond No0cra Oin0 lcttc Modlc
nnd) St. 2ouia nm lid in SiNnoI
Corps Scr Nrnlcc c%inuuuitcrn 81 Ini.
len. HoQcra ingte idcr5Dnit boB cr
IN hcn WtiIitdr Gicnit cintretc neil
cr fcinc Gruu iinocn fonnc.- Setter.
ion Gin Noit. NnNcra lit Gin SObn
unicrca oItcn MitbilrNcrs, 5. @nib.
NnocrS uon @aScOnnbc ul0 mar bis
her oli eincm Der Mc9iculnga Nootc
onocItellt meIdyc bier bic Il1bpcr
bciicrlln0s 2lrbcitrn nl&filbrcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-08

crgeben mohten.
Gromber hetont nit Tohorlid Die
Sbatiohe, Dab feinc Gloiie non Sclt-
TEN oils iolhe pom 9icnit in Ser ornc.
rifaniihen grntec bcfreit pcrben
miro, % ein inIhes Spitem ben Glan
Der Heeierung eefGbrben miiroc
10000 5u erIaneen bon ben 5ebn
Willionen nelhe rcgiitrierter.