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New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Recruiting Will Not Stop
Now, Says Colonel
Walsh
City 1,162 Men Ahead
This District Holds Record for
Marine Enrolment from
July l to "a

New York State has raised its quota
Of 1925 men for the regular army, ac-
cording to announcement made yester-
day at the Army Recruiting Headquar
ters, $50 Broadway, Manhattan. The
states drafted men, it was further an
nounced, will not have to be used now
to fill vacancies in existing units in the
regular army, but will be available en-
tirely for the new National Army. D.
Eighteen thousand two hundred and
twenty-siX men since April l is a rec
ord we're proud Of" said Colonel R. D.
Walsh, in charge of the recruiting
headquarters, last night. 81 don't know
what they did upstate tonight, but last
night we lacked only few men to fill
our quota, and it's certainty that we
pulled through tonight.
No Let-up in Drive
Recruiting will go on as usual, Col
onel Walsh announced. "We aren't
going to stop because our quota has
been raised" he said. zone hundred
and forty-four men Joined the colors
here to-day, and we'll take them as fast
as they come"
The following statement was issued
by Colonel Walsh:
an the period from April l, 1917, to
July %, 1917, applicants numbering
1929 were accepted in the New York
CITY district, which includes Hudson
County, n. J. OF this number 7O6 were
accepted in Hudson County, which has
uuota of l,074.
"The quota for New York, Bronx,
Kings, Queens, Nassau, Suffolk and
Richmond counties was 1888 and H.
423 men were obtained, 9,ls7 of whom
were accepted in Manhattan and The
Bronx and 2236 in the Brooklyn and
Long Island Offices. These counties
have therefore obtained l,530 men more
than their quota, while Hudson County
is still 36S short. The total New York
City district, however, is l,l62 ahead
of its quota
Navy Recruiting Headquarters at "a
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Ofley Does Not Recall Letters

Mr.. Ofliey said he did not recall see
ing the letters Sheriff Wiesendanger
claims be sent and which in the ordi-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Men Married Since
- June S Exempt,
::: Ruling by CroWder

Trenton, n. j., July 26.-According
70 the Interpretation placed by the
military authorities here on letter
just received from Provost Marshal
General Crowder in reply to inquiries,
drafted men who have married or who
shall marry before they are called for
examination will not have TO serve in
the conscript army, if their brides are
dependent upon them.
The impression has heretofore pre-
vailed that registered young men who
married after June would not be ex-
empt.' The following paragraph of the
provost marshal's letter. military au-
thoritieS here say, seems to upset this
impression and TO establish a reverse
ruling:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

nary course of things would be re-
ceived by him.
Yesterday-the thirty-ninth day
after the first OF the three men had
been arrested in Westchester County
all three were in the Tombs, unable
TO give the $500 bail under which they
were placed when they were finally
brought 10 New York.
In other cases where failure to reg
ister has been the charge leading to
arrests in this Federal judicial district
prisoners have been discharged imme-
diately after they signifed their will
ingness TO comply with the registra-
tion law. The three men arrested IN
Westchester County have already stat
ed they were willing TO register.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27

an reference TO marriage after June
5. 1917, il would seem in like manner
that the claim Of discharge because OF
dependency should be determined at
the date of calling. II the person
called is then a married man and has
a wife at that time depending upon his
labor in the sense in which that term
is used in the rules and regulations, IT
would seem that he could be discharged
from the service. II in the opinion OF
the board the claim is substantiated.'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Suburbs Rated Highly

1t appears probable that peculiar re-
suits will be brought out in some dis
tricts. II the reasoning of some Off
cials is correct, the lowest rejection
and exemption rates will be disclosed
in well-to-do communities, such as the
suburbs of large cities, where men of
comfortable incomes make their homes.
Sons Of such men, it is suggested, have
had better food, better care and better
surroundings than the factory hands
Of nearby towns, and they should be
in better physical condition.
As a class such young men could
hardly be regarded as indispensable,
officials say, in their civil, business or
industrial capacities, and dependents
probably will not free as many of them
from service as of most other classes.
In factory towns, on the other hand,
the rejection rate for physical disabll-
jty probably will be high. The fact
that the men are confined six days d
week at their machines undoubtedly
will have affected their physical condi-
ton. Virtually every married man OF
those registered in these places is the
sole support Of his wife and children,
and such men cannot be taken. Also.
il the industry in which they are en-
gagged is vital 10 the carrying on OF the
war, Industrial exemptions will run
high. -.
Only reports from selection and dis
trict boards in typical communities,
however, can show exactly what is to
be expected. Roughly, the War De-
partment has estimated that two men
must be called for every soldier ac-
cepted, but they realize that the re-
turns may tell far different story.
Plan for Drafting Aliens
Government heads. discussing to-day
the various measures proposed in Con-
oyess for the drafting Of foreign resi-
dents Of the United States, admitted
that the State Department had sub
rnitted an opinion 70 the War Depart
,ent on the question, but declined 20
atate whether the Administration IA
yored or disapproved Of the suggestion.
II ls known, however. that the state
Dsnartment deems that II would De
vis. and proper that negotiations with
,h. governments whose citizens or SUB
tsc,, might be affected precede the en-
to,rement Of any such legislation. Az
Last three countries are ALREADY pro-
,seted By treaty from drafting OF thelr
nstionsls in America. They are 'spah'
Italy and SeTbjas s,.s.---=s-r===f-<=z
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
American Aviator Hurt

Paris, July 26.-Bennett Moulter. an
American aviator in the French SER
vice, has been injured. but not danger
ously. on the Belgian front by being
pitched out Of his machine on landing
after a night fight over the German
lines. Moulter fought for and against
General Villa in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Expect 25 Per Cent
Of Drafted to Fail
On Physical Test
Officials Will Make Closer Esti-
mate From First Returns of
Selection Boards

Washington, July 26.-Reports of the
first selection boards TO fill their quotas
for the selective draft army are eager
ly awaited by Washington officials be-
cause they will give the first definite
information as to the probable percent
age of reflections to be expected among
the ten million registrants, for physical
reasons or for dependents.
All available statistics indicate q
probable rejection of one in every four
for physical disability. In particular
localities this will vary greatly, but
the average for the whole country is
expected to be between 25 and 80 per
cent. There are no available data as TO
dependents, however, or as 20 how
many must be excused under industrial
exemptions.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-27
Westchester Sheriff Says
Department of Justice
Failed to Act
One in Jail 80 Days
Ofley Denies County Official
Asked for Instruc-
tons

An investigation of the detention OF
three men in the Westchester County
jail for from twenty-four days to one
month and nine days will be started
Monday by the United States Attorney s
office.
Sheriff Wiesendanger of Wcstchester
County says that the Department OF
Justice is at fault, and the Department
of Justice says Sheriff Wiesendanger is
to blame.
The Facts in the Case.
The undisputed facts are these:
That Henry Banks, an American
citizen in search of work, went TO
White Plains on June II. He had
not registered through ignorance
he asserts. When challenged by
White Plains policeman to produce
his registration card he was ar
rested.
That Frank Rayman, a Russian
Pole, also of draft age, drifted to
White Plains in search OF work on
June Is, and, not having registered,
also through ignorance, he as
serts, was arrested.
That on July Frank Zebel, an
other Russian Pole of draft age,
was arrested as a Stacker while
looking for work in White Plains.
He, too. said he did not know he
should have registered.
Sent Here ON July q
That these three men, without
having been arraigned in any court,
were confined in the White Plains
iail until Tuesday. July %, when a
Westchester County deputy sheriff
delivered them over TO Marshal Nc
Carthy in this city.
Immediately the United States At
torney's office wanted to know who was
az fault.
Sheriff Wiesendanger yesterday gave
this explanations;
when the first of these men was
arrested | Immediately telephoned the
Office of United States Marshal Nc
Carthy in New York. I was informed
that an agent of the Department OF
Justice would come up here for him.
Rayman was arrested the next day, and
waited three days for the Department
of Justice to send one Of their agents.
When none arrived | wrote a letter
dated June 2l, which was mailed on
that day, addressed TO Marshal Nc
Carthy. Here is a copy of II. You
will note that | told them the local
police had arrested two slackers, and
I asked them what they were going to
dc with the men.
81 received no answer TO this let
ter" continued Sheriff Wiesendanger
80 on July 5, after | had the third
prisoner in custody, | wrote TO Marshal
Mccarthy: Il desire to call your at
tention to my letter OF June q say
ing had two slackefs. | have another
now-Henry Zebel | again ask you
what ! am to do with them.
and" added Sheriff Wiesendanger
az never received an answer 70 that"
When Marshal Mccarthy was told
Yesterday what Sheriff Wiesendanger
said. he called in his chief clerk and
asked:
What is done with all letters re-
garding 'slackers' that reaches this
Office ~
"They are turned over every evening
to Mr.. Ofley's Office answered the
clerk.
"Do I ever see thcm?"
"No. sir
Ofley Does Not Recall Letters
NJ nNlo,, cold no did mot recall see
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
1yrau SenrD Snefer.

Gem Serrn iiber 2eben unb GOO
bat es gcfaIlen Die @attin bon Senrp
9uefer, gcb. 2obmepcr, pobnbait IN
SeucrspiIle, Wo. i'm altcr bon 63
Sabrcn aus bieiem 2eben in Die
gmigfeit %ab3urufen. Sic bintcrldbt
Den traucrnocn @atten, bier 9riloer
unb circn eroben &reis bon Sreun.
Den unb 9cfannten. Sd bin erilldt
i'm Homen oes @atten, allen Scnen
pelhe Dem 9eerdbniiie b%eiWnbnten,
iopie AIlcn Sreunoen unb 9efannten
fir unpcrgeBlide 2iebesbienite Den
berSltditen Can't Der Sinterbliebet1ell
alls5uipreden.
Nad)rnf an bic Seimsesangcne.
Hun geliebte Sccle, reiie
Sin gu 0einen @ott;
@obl Dir, ocun ouf ioldc @ciic
@noct lid Die Not.
Gle nun aus bicicr 3cit,
6rcltc bic Der Seliafcit,
Yin Den bintcrblicbcncn 8attcn.
@etrilbtcs @er5. ab it'll ocin @cincn:
Mubt On id)on jctt alli 9orrcn Itebn
Fflcgt bOd Der 8imrnel nit Den
Scircn
@ier in Der @elt 10 um5ugebn;
SIT glcih 0cin Sommcr nod, 10
i6lpcr,
Nh! ieiner @nabe lit picI mcbr.
Gin s reun6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Hu c b II b q. 1.

ISM. gen5 llnb @altcr 9ucfer iinb
lcttc @ohc nab Nebrasfo acreilt
I'M BORT ibr Slid gu periudcn.
SRI. Ilpina Iuitermann bcaab iif
porige ISOLDE nod ct. 2olis Inn bort
ipcgen zines Iueenleioens eincn
Spcaialilteu 81 confultiren.
Srie Gbfer bat iid cine ,le,,c @aio.
lin E Waidine CUR @rIci6teruna Der
5arnlarbcit anecidJofft.
SRI. Imonho 9rinfmonn ipcilt
'cit mcbrercn Saacn bciutsuciIc in
ct. 2pilis.
Gbriit. Shacperfocttcr mar Icbtc
@pd,c in Sermonil uno brodtc cin
ncllcs Wormcll Nuto nit nod Solric,
Dos or burh 6. eberIin & Son be.
5ogen battc.
Gin fleincs Sorh gl,to mlof,t 10
rcgclm1bi9e 9eiltd)e bier, bob unicr
lilnges Solf bereits Seroadt &c.
Ihopft bat uno GinIaollngen sur
Sod)5eit erpartet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Glun's Eminent fir iteife 8liebcr.

Gbeumotiidc SdJner5cn 5icbcn in
Die @eIe,fc uno Ntllsfcln unb ula6en
icoe 9%elpegung CUR Dual. 2inocrt
Cure S6mcr5en nit Sloan's Sini.
ment; 5iebt ifnell Elm obnc &eiben
uno iGnitigt unb wdrntt Die meben
Wusfeln. 0as angebGltite @llt miro
in 9eipegung aeiest unb cine einma'
liae Inipenbung pertrcibt Sdmcr5en.
Sloon'S Ointment rein. bcqltem uno
id)IGat ldneIl oil. Gs fGrbt Die Salt
nidt uno fiiIIt aud nidt Die 8oren.
Solt bcittc nod cine Sloids bon Gil.
rent Ipotbefcr gu 25c.-aOp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
s barIptte.

1elomuuie bon oencn man bier
MIR ielten uno in unbeoeutenbcr @ei.
ie Sfaoen e"rlitten battc, iinh in Die.
lem @inter 10 5ablrei6 bier eridic.
men Dab bieielben 9eraoesl1 Elm sc.
meinidabcn %eeiporoen iinb. @ansc
Safcritofc iinb bon bieien fleinen
Hagctbicren 5eritort morocn unb
biele Sarnner baben bctrGhtIihc
Nl,antitdten Corn einecbiibt.
Tuitor Rcinbarot miro ulls boIO
perIaiicn. @er iein Nadfolecr icin
miro baben mir nod nidt crfobrcn.
In Snnntaa battcn mir cinen gu
ten &egcn Der bier ben Sorrnern iebr
eripiiniht mar.
@m. @irfboltcr scbt jcet wieoer
iciner @enciung cntgc9er, nod Ian
9erer &ranfbeit.
Mug. Babe l,no 8ottin bon Berger
moren lcBtc @o6c bier aui @eirdl bel
bcn SanliIicn Geo. Wotidcnbah ilnh
@m. @infb0lter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Sitcrtas.

. lei geerilbt, on idoncr Sitcrtaal
Su filnoelt uns bes 2cn5cs Nor.
genrot.
3il lielicm Scbcn madct auf bonn 600
Die erbc, Ole in tiefcm SdIum.
mer lag.
> iei gcgrilBt, on i6Gncr Oitertaa!
In Dem bonn Sooe iicsrci6 aufer.
itano
Der @cilano, Der Den Saton iibcr.
lpdn0,
Ocs goicn unb Der Sole WGttc
brad.
8 lei 9esrilBt, bu idoner Oitertaa!
In Dem Der Secle in scr Siiubc
Na6t
Der Iuterltano'ne Croft itno Sell
gebradt,
er. Dem am &rcl,a bas Scr5 i'm
Sobc brad.
. lei gc9riiBt, bu i6oncr Sitcrtog!
es gIGn5t nud aantpf unb 2cio l,nb
Sooesqual
Oercinlt aud uns Elm Iitter Worscn-
ltrabl,
Mcnn mir DEM auferitanbncn fplgcn
mad.
. lei gcgriiBt, on idoncr Sitcrtaa!
Sabt laut eridaIIen SeicreIodcnflone
2aBt bell erflinaen Iaelujoians!
8egriibt, on 2cn5esmprgen, Oitertag!
GIute- Simon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Sitermurscn.

Sonncridcin allf erllnen Slnrcn,
,Sn bclll Ncr5en Somcnihein:
OItcrnlorgcn! Slternlorgcn!
HScIhcS Slid. Gin Gbrilt 81 lrinl
Ncllbcgnooct, neuaehorc1,
Rciner aIs 0us Sirmncls5clt,
Bon Dem Gid ocs @crrn 81 man
oeln
In bic refine Srilblingslpclt.
go bas Gcildcn auf bcn @rilften
@eibraildbuft 5l1nt Simmel %ltreilt,
3auteS 2cben in ben Clifton
Sid Scr Iuferltebung freut.
Mit Ser boIb perjiingtcn groe.
Wtit ocs 5riiblings 9liitbendor
SSSaud)5c, liebcntbrante Seclc.
Sa,,d5c bcincn Can't cmpor.
&eiben 9onf bem 8nubenpollen,
Der fiir Did eritanocn lit.
Sitermoreen! Sitern1orgen!
&ohgelobt ici SeiuS-Gbriltl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Sat jett rute Baden. .

Sat jett rute Baden. SD m6d)tc
Sbncn in ciniecn 3cilcn nit
teilen," idreibt 6rau Waria Sdiuart
bon Sem Sampton, Io., npas Sor.
mis- IlpentrGi.tcr eetan bat. Srall
Sdmiot mar iibcr Elm Sobr lang an
peridiebenen 2ciben erfranft. Sic
Mer5tc muBtcn nidt mas iie fir iic
tun ipllten l,nb iagten, fie tonne mic
mcbr lar,gc lcben. Sd iagtc ibr, ipcnrl
iie bon Den 0oftprmebisincn eenlle
babe, Damn milroe ib ibr cr5GbIen,
mic iie gciltnb merbcn f6nnc. Sic
ia9tc mir, iie iei fertig nit sen gr5.
ncicn Der 0oftoren. Sic fing oonn
on, IlpcnfrGlltcr al nebmerl unb
nad,bcn lie cine Slaide gebra1bt
battc, fiiblte tic lid idon ctipas bel
fer. Sic bat I'M garaen adt Slaidcn
oes Scilnnittcls gebrau6t unb lit Jet
aciunO. Sic iicbt ictt gut aus, bat
rotc Baden unb fam allc ibrc Sal,s.
arbeitcn pcrridteil."
Gs lit cine bcadtungsmertc Sot
lade, bab IN Den Somilien, no Sors
mis- Wpcnfrdutcr 9ebralldt miro, bic
2elltc nienlals blaB obcr frGnflit)
oltsieben, ionbcrn cine geiunbe, flare
@eiidtsfarbe baben, benn bieies altc
s%eiterprobte &rdilterbeilmittel bilft
Scr Iatur, Die eiftieen unb Der.
brolldten Stoffe aus benz Spitem
aiissuidciben. 5orni's MlpenfrGllter
miro nift in Ipotbefen berfal1ft. So.
foIagenten Iiefern es Den 2elttcn 81
reft bonn 2aboratorirm Der SeriteI.
Ter. Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons 60,
Chicago, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
F. J. koeIIer,
Sdmieb II. &agenmadu

9ermanu. Wo.
Sd uerbe beitrebt Iein pur bic bcac ars
beiien uno Naarcn 3u iiefern. Sdl pobe
LANCE %Griabruns i'm pieroebeid,la9en 'o'
ipohl wie I'M Sd,n,iebe, unp gBo9enbanb'
pert
Tarmipaaen. 9uaaies, yionur'Spreao'
erS nnb Sarm Wloid,ineu on !oano boer
onf SeiteIuns 3u siinItioeu e~coinaun9en
uno 5u aunebmbaren prciicn oel,e'ert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
g b a m&

SSSn uniercm Sdrlbauie fano am
Sanstae cine Quilting Hartp Itatt,
ipelhe Die 2ebrerin, SRI. Ilpina
Sciemarn, pcranitaltcte unb all luel.
der iih Die 9amcn bonn Nabpcrein
sablrcid betbeiligten uno nidt nlr
einen pergniiaten Nadmittog pcrleb.
ten, ionbern alld flcibig arbciteten.
sm 9. Ipril (Oitermonta9) miro Der
IGbpercin %unterltiitt bon unicrcn
Don Scouts elm Social" abbaltcn,
bel Incident bas Guilt an Den Meiit-
bictcnocn perfauft lpcrben miro.
Mebrcrc irnierer 5urmcr Derbeit
hieies 6riibiabr Silos ollf ibren Sar-
men errittcn laiicn, ga iie bcn @crtb
oericlbcn aur profitablcn Siehfiittc.
rll,,e crfannt Baben.
SSSobn @clb llnb S6bnc bradtcn
letter licnstue cine Nu5obl &icb
rno Shpcinc ol,f Den Wtarft nod)
Wnrriion.
Sralt Sreo &ocllina, mcldc be.
benflih franf mar, bcfi,1bct lid, mic.
Der uuf Der @eiierrng.
&cnrp Settler lit lcbtcn Srcitog
nnd @cllington. Mn. gcrciit, mo er
III 2afapctte County pGbrcnb bcs
Sonmcrs 5arlllarbcit beiorgcn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
9 MISS.

Irtbrlr Shpcning unb Ghcltcr
Sdeiocg9cr rciitcn lebtcn Samsta9
mad @cllington. 2afapcttc GOuntp.
no tic mGbrenb bcs Sommcrs orbcis
ten iperoen.
Die mciltcn unierer Sarnlcr hdbcn
bicies Sabr mlebr &artoffcln &C.
pflan5t als ic 5l,por uno nddNten
SCRIPT mcrbcn oieielben aartoffcln
al perfallfen bobcn o~nitatt oaB JIG
iclbit wcldc fal,fen miiiicn, ipic bielc
es letter. @intcr tblln mlbtcll.
Gas id6nc @ettcr uno bic gutcn
@cge bcnlltcnb, madten piclc unlc-
rcr Sarmer am Sreitag cincn Illss
ilrtg nod Serm,ann.
Der Sduluntcrridt IN Der Smlss
Shllle miro nod bolIc 6 ISOLDE oalls
crn. Sie Sdlubfeier miro am ~.
Wai itattfinben.
SRI. Carrie @ols pclde ldngcrc
Belt in Scrnlann bcifGitigt mar, be-
finbet iif bier gum 9eirh ibrcr 81
tern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
~. 6. Stride
Sonntag Rorgen

Int Sonntag Nbeno miro cine bon
Der @piportb 2iga peranitaltetc Otter.
feier nit idonem 8rogram itattfin.
Den. Seoermann lift bofIidIt einee.
laoen. s. 6. Seller, Baftor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06

$. $. Sbpdlcp bat icin Storcgc-
idGft in Canaan al, SSancs &. 9edcr
perbonoeIt unb omar gegcn 6es Set
tercn Sarm bon 2t9 adcr, cine Weilc
noroli6 bon 8lanO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Nidt crreidt.

.Sat Inno nit ibrer &lagc ipegei1
Srudes beg neutrality-suspicious. et'
mas erreidtS"
Ridt i'm eerinsiten. Ser Mat'r'
hot ,id entidIoiien, Tie gu beiratben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06

8Ianb bot felt LETTER ISOLDE mic'
Der elm ,,e,les Bictllre Sbolp, bas
Glauo &aber uno 2ouis 9oettder i'm
Commercial ganf. @ebGllbe erOifnct
baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Mus benz Gpunts.

81. S. MufberSeioe bat in 9lanb
oas 2abmeper Storegeidaft g%efal,ft
nno miro oasieIbe in gr0Berem WtaB-
ftabe ipeiter fiibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06

Sn ser @obnllng bon 90. GrlDer,
nobe 9lano lit ar1 Oicnsta9 LETTER
ISOLDE Gctc Mottbclps, Gin bcfanntcr
9iirger unieres Gountps I'M Sitter
bon 81 Sabrcn unb 2 Wonotcn &C.
ltorben, unO ml,roc on Wittlpod) I'M
Union Sriebbpfc, iiiOlid bon Slano.
becroigt. Gr binterlGBt ieincn 9rll-
Der, g.. 9. Mottbcips in Swenspillc
mpbnbait, ionic mcbrcrc Shhpcltcr1t.
TSrol Scnrp 9ltctcr, 9cb. 2abmcp'
or, lit an 26. MGr5 in ibrer @ob-
nll,e nabe Sellcrspillc, Slo9e Gollll.
tn, i'm Iltcr bon 63 Sabrcn. geltors
ben. Sic battc oln Gage aupor eiren
Sdlasonfall erlitten bon ipcld)cm tic
Iid nidt mieber crbolcn Iolltc. sic
nllrbe i'm Sabre 1854 in 0cutidlano
aebpren un0 faut int Sitter bon 10
SsSabrcn nod @ascpnabe Gorntp, no
iie iid) srpci Sabre ipatcr nit 9errp
9,1cfer p%erbeiratbcte. Sic geerois
al,na fano i'm &irdbofc Der cpangl.
@enleinoe bel Cooper Sill, om Wtitts
mod letter ISOLDE itatt, no Noltor
9ucidcr bon @lono anltirte.
Or. Geo. %. Sfeificr, Gin Sobn
bes bel gteb 9irb in inherent Goilltp
mobnbaften g. %. Gfeiffer IT,, lit
am 81. @Gr5 in Solicit, Sllinois,
mo CT oils arat oniGiiig iuar, inn Sitter
bon 80 Sobrcn geltorben, Der Seld)-
nam murbc nah &eo 9iro acbradt
,,nb ON Sumstag lit gotpcn &irh-
bofe beigciett. Gr bintcrloBt lelnc
linn crit Dor feds Ionaten angc-
trartc Satin, ionic ieincn betagten
goter unb folaenoc @cihiuiiter: Srau
Gbos. SolIanb BON Soabo; Senrp
8feiffcr bon Oregon; Sralt @nt.
@anoerIec bon gent; 5rau Inorem
2ocb, SeorI. Sireil, Carl rno @al-
ter Yfeiffcr bon Smenspillc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Scremius 6cberman iiber bic
%erlcnmbcr Der Sentidamerifauer.

%erlcnmScr Der Sentidamerifauer.
Sercnlius. nit Der Sober,
3icbc abermals bonn 2ebcr
llcbcr bicicn Setter &ing
Der oas Sanb ms llneliid brinet.
9ieic SineoprHbritaner
Shimpfen Oeutid). amerifaner
SodpcrrGter. iucil tic iid
Sfien lpebrcn 9egcn ariee.
Beige bieicn Soioten,
Oicicn falihen Yatriotcn,
Gics Yrobritiide @eiinb
8er bic @odberrGter iino.
2cict ibr Otternae5iidte
SSn Der 6rcibcitsfricssgcididte
Dos bon ellrcn glbncn a
Nander Gin IcrrGtcr mar.
2eict bod ibr ici9en Softer,
Nad bic Sdanhe elrer @Gter
Dem i'm @iir9crfrieg' ioear
Sober falt cin &cbell mar.
9ieic S6bnc, mic Ole @Gter,
SinO unb maren SodberrGter
Inns pcridahern mohten ie
Ils britiide Golonie.
Oob bas miro niemals acidebn
llnire llnion bleibt belteben
ginocltridler 9roB al 3abl
Hcttcn lic Sltn 5~lpeitcn Mal.
gber ~nienlals miro geItrittcn
Sn europa fir oic @ritcn
@cnn ms Giranuci unb Ntoht
Nidt Nuc gu Sflapcn madt.
Sn Elm frcmbes 2ano 9etrieben
Strrbcn fern bon ulicrn 2ieben
Silr Elm @olf Dos bunbert Sabr
@cgcn unS itets feinblib mar.
StontsntGnncr, I'M freien (?) 2anbc,
Shiitt l,ns bod Dor FOLDER Shanbe
Srum flebt oltd) in Scmllt an
Scrcmios Sebermann.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-12-19
COPIES ENTIRE BIBLE
TOOK HIM 22 YEARS

Hugh Russell Of Notre Dame de
Grace, Canada, is the reverent posses
sor Of what is one of the most won
derful books in the world. 1t is a
copy of the Bible written entirely in
his own hand, and is now bound, is
not larger in size than the old style
family Bible. 1t is beautifully writ
ten, too, bearing evidence in every
word Of an infinite patience and rev.
erence, recalling the work Of q me
dieval monk. 1t is wonderful piece
of calligraphy throughout Russell is
very modest About his achievement
at is perfectly legible, and" says
Russell, without making any boast,
I would be willing, If had money,
to offer 500 for every error or omis-
sion any one could find in it." There
are altogether 1887 pages, the New
Testament taking up 471 of these.
There are double columns on eachS
page. It was written in sections Of
twenty-four pages each.
Russell began his task in 1894 and
finished it on st. Andrews Day, Nov
ember 80, 1916.