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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

employees. asI thought AT first.
y am here 10 co my bit for my
country" he said. II never did be.
lieye In strikes"
Expected a Tough Bunch
Thru the monotony OF the even.
Ing. there ran an undercurrent Of
excitement. A crowd OF imported
strikebreakers was expected to ar.
rive az Georgetown at midnight.
And II was conceded among the
men at the North Seattle barn that
they would be a hard bunch.
! went 10 sleep on the floor with
the drone OF the transformer in
my ear and the expectation Of be-
Ing aroused I'm the middle OF the
night, when the truckIoad OF new
men arrived.
And the next | knew II was
Thursday morning. and Dad BIB.
bins was doing his exercises again.
No more strikebreakers had ar.
rived
so. after breakfast. 7 put on my
hat, walked out the door and took
1itney to town.
And ! am still wondering yheth.
er any one guessed who I was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
GUARD SPENDS
DAY PREPARING
FOR WAR WORK

Drills, roll calls, equipment
checking and inspection, punetu-
ated by meals In Seattle res.
taurants, marked the day for Sc.
attic National Guardsnen as
sembled at the Armory for fed.
ersl service.
For 10 days the men will be here
working out detailed arrangement
and preparing TO mobilize with 9th
er state troops at American lake.
There. In the first week of Au
gust, they will be given the fedora
oath.
The men expect TO be given fur
Their physical examinations, and Is
sued equipment that has been short
They viii stay at American lake
until their training camp is com
pleted AT Palo Alto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
REPORTER HIRES OUT
As STRlKEBREAkER
Continued From Page l

slowly. No one seemed TO want TO
play billiards. altho there were
three tables there.
There was nothing TO read except
m old Literary Digest and the day
newspaper
talked TO one of the brothers
from California.
IT'S Just a game TO make a little
quick COIN" he said.
We sat on a billiard table and
watched two Of the men pelt orange
peel at Dad Bibbins, who seemed
TO be the goat Of the party.
A doctor, who came TO dress the
wound in Slater's head. was the
only person from the outer world
we saw during the evening. He re-
moved the bandage and pronounced
the cut healing nicely.
I asked Slater how he liked driv-
ing a car down Second ave. in a
riot
mot so bad" he said. Put the
guy that climbed on the roof TO fix
the trolley was the one that had the
nerve"
Out in the bunk house found my
friend from Burlington writing a
letter.
About all we have TO do Is eat
and sleep and write" he said. The
mail carriers must have gone on a
strike with the carmen. There
wasn't one showed up here TO-DAY"
th1 wfsft4 % hr.
bunk house. They were barred with
heavy iron wire. Down below I
could see a tent where the two
brothers from California slept near
their machine. Outside the fence.
the occasional flash of a match or
the glow OF cigar-end were the
only indications OF the constant
vigil strikers pickets were keeping
around the yard. The only sound
that could be heard was the drone
OF the transformer somewhere near.
FIsps Arms With Dad
Bibbins came in and helped me
fix a bed.
Better not sleep on the side next
the street" he said. "They might
cave II In with bomb" he warned.
30 we arranged bed next 10 bis.
Bibbins has get OF exercises which
he declares will preserve youth.
Once, two years ago. he took 4
1.500-hour walk, which lasted 62
days. He insisted that should flap
my arms with him before | went to
bed. and did.
Then he told me why he was
ehgA lie ID not enc Of the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
NATIONAL DRY
VOTE UP SOON,
LEADERS AGREE

WASHINGTON. July ga sen.
ate vote on n national prohibition
amendment will be taken at q. m.
next Wednesday. according to a
private agreement reached by wet
and dry leaders today.
Debate on the amendment is to
begin Tuesday.
a part OF the agreement Ia that
the amendment must provide that
unless ratified within six years hy
the 36 states required 10 nut II in
the constitution. II dies To be put
up To the state legislatures. the
constitutional amendment requires
q two-thirds majority. Then three.
fourths of the states must vote To
put the amendment into the con.
stltution.
Decision 10 vote so soon on tho
prohibition bill II significant. in
view OF an effort 10 have such n
vote release from the food bill the
Smoot amendment directing the
president to purchase bonded
LIQUOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

and will continue TO have I, so long
as the p S. T.. L. G. =. Co. is al.
lowed 20 do as II pleases In our
city. They even refuse TO pay
their Just taxes. and get by with u.
but II a workingman refuses TO pay
his. the county authorities seize
the first thing available. which be
longs TO him. and the sheriff sells
II.
The company's action In
bringing IN strikehreakers 10
the first move towards dis
order and violations Of the law.
and should crime Of a serious
nature. such as murder--.here
being gunner among the
strikebreskers--oeeur. the head
OF the traction company 10
more guilty than those actual
~ committing said crimes. and
should be dealt with accord
irgIy.
Il earnestly hope serious trouble
can be averted. II must be remem.
bered the strikers are fighting for
n living for their wives and fam.
lies. a thing they were not getting
before from the T. :. T.. l. & Z.
Co.
Once more commencing your
stand In this matter. and hoping
that every American citizen worthy
the name. will lend his moral sup
port 10 the strikers. In this battle
between humanity and greed. re.
main. yours very truly.
ROBERT r. HODGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
GET lOSLACKERS FROM
CAR STRIKEBREAKERS

, unless u was explained several
times that the blue registration
cards were wanted. almost invariR.
bly, the men produced the white
Identification cards issued by 'he
T.. y. Bush Co. New York. strike.
breaking agency. which employs
them. Without this card no wages
can be collected. and Il IA their
protection against being beaten By
mistake hy IN. company's guards
New Gang Quickly Searched
When the special train arrived
At 1850 n. m. Thursday. bringing
the Chicago contingent. Quigley
and Conner were IN waiting. and
made the men enter their quarters
one by one. looking n, each on.
closely TO determine HIS age. and
demanding cards from those who
appeared 10 be within the limits.
From this gang tho following
were held Frank DE witt. 81.
American. iaborer Norman jerks.
81. American. laborcr: Joseph
Springer. 90. American. machinisi.
Herman Busch. 81. German. ma
chinist Joseph T. sullivan. 81.
American. laboratory assistant.
BENJAMIN Applebaum. age &c.
American.
Finds Armed Stacker
on the way TO the police station
one OF the officers discovered
loaded revolver OF ancient pattern
Fecre,ed IN one OF the pockets OF
the car Immediately James sulli.
van. one OF the prisoners. declared
Benjamin Applobaum. another
prisoner. owned the gun. The DO.
lice are investigating.
The registration officials say
they viii search every gang OF men
the traction company brings in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Find Dead Man With
FlintlOCk of 1874

By 'rited Press i.rps.d Wire
AUBURN, Ore. July 26.-A
tragedy Of 60 years ago. when An.
burn WAS a pioneer mining town
of several thousand persons. was
uncovered here today with the find
ing OF the skeleton OF man and
a flintlock bearing the date 1874.
In the hills near here. Identified
ton IL impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
PRINCESS PLANS TO
RAISE MONEY here

In a talk before the Seattle Bust.
ness Girls club at the Y. w. c. A..
Miss Loie Fuller a personal repre-.
sentative of Queen Marie of Ru
mania on a mission In behalf of
the Rumanian relief. "Wednesday
night told OF the sufferings Of the
Rumanian people and how they
we're forced into the war by the
Russian government. since swept
out Of office by the people.
Miss Fuller, who IL about to re.
turn to Rumania. will return TO this
country with Queen Marie's eldest
daughter. with whom she Intends
to conduct a campaign TO raise
$500 900 for Rumanian relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
vASMCNISTS WORRY

Discontinued with the present
transportation facilities from the
mainland, a committee OF people
from Vashon island appeared be.
fore the board OF King county com.
missIoners yesterday to discuss bet.
ter means TO get transportation ser.
vice. Steamboat owners say tho in.
stallation OF tho ferry caused them
TO withdraw their boats because of
tho damage done to their service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

ou, OF the 573 professional
strisebreasers from New York
and Chicago Imported by the
traction company ano housed at
Georgetown barns. selee. Ser.
vice Registration Officers J. e.
ouipley and w. w. Conner ar
rested 10 late Wednesday ard
early Thursday because TREY
carried no select service regis
srasion cards and appeared 10
be Of drsf, age.
James a. Duncan. secretary
Of the Central Labor council.
declares he 10 not surprised that
40 many OF the younger men
had no cards.
a man who will descend Il
strikebreaking. the most un.Ameri
can OF professions. IA not likely e
voluntarily submit himself for reg
lEtration. said Duncan.
These men are recruited from
the lowest strata OF the biz East
eFn fitlfA ana X ~ no wonder "a
me that 30 many were not regis
tered.
Lined Up for Search
Tho first arrests we're made
Wednesday afternoon. when the
registration officers made the gang
sters assemble In the mess room
n the Georgetown barns and pro
lucc their cards.
~ that timo Harry Matisowiis
-. an Austrian. VI Scwarx. %. q
Rumanian. Den Barrcdt. who says
he is 20 and a Russian citizen. and
Thomas Fischer. who claims 10 be
a naturalized Russian 20 years old
were arrested.
When asked FOR their cards. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
APPLE City WILL.
ENTERTAIN ELKS

Arrangements have been made 10
entertain members OF the Elke'
lodge. who will hold n convention
at Wenatchee August 90. "a and
rs. A party OF about 900. which
will include . i5-piece band. will
20 from Seattle. Y IN n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

nov. therefore. respectfully refuse
the proposition submitted to us.
In conclusion. We would say that
II tho employees return TO work II
must be with a strict understanding
that they viii not be discharged for
action or conduct on their part out.
side their hours OF service. which
does not contrayene good morals or
the laws OF our country Since 1864
very few employers have even pre-.
tended 20 arrogate TO themselves
the right 20 dictate the actions or
conduct OF their employees outside
OF their hours OF actual service. ex.
cept for reasons based on the lack
OF sobriety or fundamental morality.
We again offer 10 arbitrate the
questions In dispute. insisting. how.
ever. that tho name OF the third ar.
bltrator be selected nj once. so that
the arbitration may proceed without
delay. and TO tho END that n lasting
and permanent peace may be speed
ily established between your com
pany and its employees.
Respectfully submitted.
Conference committee represent
ing all organized employees Of the
Puget Sound Traction. Light &c
Power company.
JAMES A. DUNCAN,
A. A. WHITLEY.
J. MORGENTHALER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
]. N. GRAN BURIED

Funeral services for John New.
ell Gran. 30 years old. manager Of
the local branch Of the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co. were
held Wednesday at the Bonney.
Watson company's chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Street Hats and Sport Hats at $4.75
Smart Pattern and Dress Hats at $3.50

The departure Section
allowed
prices will be plenty
time Many mod
o sports
It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Useful Mating Remnants
Reduced to Zoe Yard

FROM TO 20 YARD LENGTHS
hghae japanese Chinese Mating zoe
coverings home bedrooms
Lengths yards TO the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
THE Bon MARCHE
Over 1000 Remnants of
Silks and Dress Goods
at Half Price
On Sale Friday in the Bargain Booth
andD by taking all the
short and selling them half price
be them chance
practical the purchase OF material for school clothes

Remnants Of best selling Silks and Satins at Jsst
half Taffetas Satns Mesaines Crepe de Chimes, Pongec
and Fancy Silks in lengths from to yards All oolors
and black and white.
Hundreds Of ends Of Wool Dress Goods and Coatngs-,
French and Storm Scrges Henrettas, Nuns Yelling
Armurcs Panama Popin Velour, Fancy Worsteds an
Suitings' in lengths l yards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
Desirable Carpet Remnants
Reduced to $1.95 Apiece
FROM ~ TO , YARDS LONG

FROM ~ TO YARDS LONG
that will be handy
grades desirable
Lengths from ~ to yards, at sos
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-26
Balm NeWS.

Above: Miss Markland the only woman surgeon in the
British army We'd like to be unique, but we don't
envy Miss MARYLAND. Underwood Underwood
eft. Mrs Edward Humphrey and Mrs. George Church.
of Ptsheld Mass, still at work tor the Ked Cross
They started their service during the Civil War.
any Photo Nelson Ed1drds, Tribune Scrrice
Rieht Mics Madge Titheridge is cheerful visitor to
the blind ''Tommies at St Dunstan s. London. She is
greatly interested in their work and frequently enter
tains the.,. Pictorial Press.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Mutton.

Der llnter5eidnete miro in ieiner
&ohnun0 iilolid bonn 9aiebau Gorf,
ON
Sicnstas, ben %. Nn9nit, 1917
bcginncno 1 llbr nubm., ~fplecnbcs
Gi9cntbllm 0ffcntli6 an Den Wciitbic,
tcnocn uerfaufcn:
orci Sabre oltcs Yfcrb, = Yferoc
I lln0 s Sabre alt. Stub nit &olb, 9
6ormpu9cn, Set Doppclgeihirr unb
&ulnnlcts, I Set ginip1nner . sc
Id)irr, I @llg9p, Scurcd,cn, @cu-
frunlc, WGbmaihine, Sdeibencgac, >
Eflilac, Shuuiclpfllls, 2 Gonp.
Giliigc, 1 5-idallfclpfll,a, 3 GouI-
tcrs, s SUB 9roBc Gegc, Sihclihlci=
Ter, Sngfcttcn lnb piele anberc Nr,
tifcl.
Scoingnngcn II: So unb meni-
ger Soar: ouf @ctrGge bon nlebr ais
So miro Gin Grcoit bon 3 Monoten
gc9cn Notc nit gutter Sifcrhcit be
lpilligt.
SIN Sale cS an IS. Auguit Micg,
ncn lolltc. finbct Der &erfouf am
nudllcn Gage itutt.
Suhn 5. M ucllcr,
Srrnlunn, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Ger v@iirser.@ anm".

Sdmarober. @eipdhie, lpeld)e an.
berc,l ibr Heben p%ertiimmern, 9ibt
es oar malld)e @attungen, uilo be.
ionoers oas tropiid)e Mmerifa bat
feincn Nongel baran.
gbcr wabridcinlid lit int sol,5en
Eilon5cnreide Der @elt fem Se.
mad)s Sl iinOen, meldcs iid nit
bcm Matapnlp 9aume pergleihen
l1Bt, - Dem riciigen 0almlpiir.
giru9ss SdmaroBcr Der Oidungeln
ron Siio. mo aud, bon MitteIame.
rifo! Charles j. 2imiS, elmer I'M.
icrer bcitcn aenncr Der Ratur iopie
aiid DER Solfer. Tliertumsfirnoe in
Oieicn He9ionell. bat bel ieinen at.
taologiihen Sorid)ulgen in Ser He.
pnolif Guatemala bieien oGmoni.
ld)en 8alm.G rmiirgcr gut fennet
gelernt unb gibt in einem geriht
nehenbei cine lebcnoigc SfiIberunlg
ton oemielben. aSn iueni9en @ortelt
if oaa @crocn ltnD @lrtcn oicles
%aitmcs bos iolNenSc:
tin fleilcs Samcrforn miro III.
'auig geacm oen Stnmm cineS mod
tlacn tropilden @oumc$ aelpcbt: cs
h1nat lidp nit mlbeimlid,er Sartn1s.
figfeit icit ulb nGbrt iid) pom Salt
heS 8aiunes. 9olo beeinnen lorac,
oiinnc, aber iehr 5Ghc gu awur.
icln uon Dem Sdmarotcr s,lr
eroe binah an luadien, unb ierifen
ibre jarten auslGuicr nie anfer in
Cen Sooen. Die ausIGuier lucrbcn
immer Itarter; 5ugIeid jdIinaen iih
langc Irrae bon Dem 8iiraer Inn
Cen Stamm oes Gieienbaunles in.
mig. uno langiam miro oeiien 9eben
l%,nfehlbar ausgeiaugt uno eritidt!
Gin gutes glib oes IonopoIismus.
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Sas ncncitc %iiaelciicn.

lie GrfinpuHs Oes eIettrii0en Sll'
aslsGiiens par gslpib ein ihdBsna
iperter 5Ortihrit!. brahts 05sr aud.
einen gepiIien llebe.itono nit nd,
Der idpn gar mlnhma! argerlldl
rsrmerit ooer psrlpiiniAt lporoen it
On Der alien 3eit obsr aot
6euis, no bic ent prsdsnOsn Yerbalts
niiie nod beitsbrn tonnte ODER
Tam Die WGitsrin, nit einem Out
ssnp gIselsiisn auf benz Diem
manhe perielbsn heiBer erbaIten. oIs
Die unpersn, uno Die liiblersn giien
fir i~nrtsrs, empiirplidere Stofljen0*
benugm. pa purDe nitt 10 !eid)t
Elm Stiid angslsngt,, - Elm Shnben.
her a,f feline Wsiis ipieber gut3umo.
asn lit, Die mposrne Bdfderin
nbsr, nit .inem einsigen elettrife1en
eif.n, mub INNER ans uno aboretsr
uno oarauf lparten. bab oas glien
lid erbiBt Ooer fir bas a%usenb!id
lido gepiirinis geniisenp abtiihlt
Dos lit mandmul cine miblits
Sade, unb Elm unfoll iener Art idBt
iG isper3sit bsfiirtten, audi 1lle M
a.meiisne 9priidt pprauseeieBt.
Sn iiinsiter 3eit aber bat iit Der
erfinbungss@ Self aud oi.ies 8e9ene
HonOss bemdttist. uno es 1T Elm
n.uss elsttriidss giigeleiisn 9eituf
fen porben, me- hss einen Re9n
Iierungs S!rpmein DIAL
ter bat. Der M pier perI6ie0ene
Pun.ts gsitsllt iperpen tonn, iooob
pNr perIG,ieoene Semperaturen gelis.
feri :perosu. Die iebr bpben Gem
p%ernturen lpenbet man bei ifpever
Nrbeit unb IN perbsren Stoifen nn,
RE dnoersn lber an WdtsriN!'rn
lueihe mebr ODER ipeniger Ieidt dn1e
ienot lperoen t0nnen.
IS lit az 5pIieu, oaB bus neue
SilgeIeiien inter allen llm'tGnoen
oerIdblid nr6ei!et; 1T oies Der
iFoll. Damn miro oas slettriihs Gi'en
crit isinen Doilsn pruttii1en Wert er
hoIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
HaSinm bilft clcftriidem Sid)t.

IS lit cine it0ne Sa9e nit Der
slettriiden 8eleudtuns i'm Ssim; es
1T aber man4mcI peniser fd0n.
ipenn man in Der Ountelbeit nod
benz acknowledgement toe
ten muB unb ii4 babel bic Shien'
esine redt unianit an MDbel itobt.
- mas tpeoer fir bic 9eintnoten,
aod fir bic W0beI bon 8orteiI 1T.
lin in pieIen beiben 9~eSisbunsen
abbilfe gu idaFfen uub nebenbs;
audi bic 8eriu%uns gum 5luten
aussui9alten - bat Elm Grfinber
u%nldngit sinen 9ittsGinidalter ger
9eiteIlt. reip. psrpolttommnet. .uels
der beitanoig in Der Ounfs!bett
Bliibt, nit gsnii9enbsr 9elle, oaB
man iif Dor Der @norsbuns oes Gid
!es sureGtfinbsn sonn.
0ieis 8ir.un9 miro eaburh err
3ielt oaB in cine ser Sdrdliben oes
Gini9nlters cine, MIR peribpinoene
tletne Qliantitdt zines b :
Yrdparatea auiaenpmmen piro,
Sieie Gtslle ideint ober f6immert
!pie Elm uinSi9es Stsrn6en in Dem
ourtlen Hnume. @enn mon cine
Su9tette ansicbt, I'M bds elettriihe
2i6t fir oResrs RGume ansubreben,
10 erideint Der S:6immer oes Rn>
bum Prdparutes in Dem fleinen air
1el1cn GIN gnHe Der 3ette, nit bent
Ielben ~ianften gIiihen. Die Soften
!ino nur fsbr ssr;ne
50 lam mdndmal Elm fleinss
St6t4sn aud fiji Elm arobrs Gid!
bon HuBen fem!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Sefieutlid)er Scrfanf.

llntcr5cihnctc, als Scrmolterin bcs
9tahlaIies oes bcrlt. Hlloclpb 6. Oct
ting, miro alf scr Earnl bes GerItor.
benen, / Meilc oitl. bon Yotsoam,
S~ienstas, ben %. Iusnit, 1917
bcginncnb 9 ltbr pormlittags folaen.
bes gigentbl,m 0ffentlid an ocr
Weiitbietenben berfarfcn:
3uei Stuten, s i,nb 5 Sabre alt
1 Bferb, 1 Solitein Dull, 2 Solltein
Rinoer, 3 Sereforb 3inber, 2 MiId.
fiibc unb &Glber, 8 Stiere, 1 &aIb,
3 Sdafe, 1 Golanb China 1llttcr,
ibrpein, 1 bober uno 1 nieberer
Sarmtuaeen nno Sramc, Surrey,
@agenocde, Manllre Sprcobcr, MGb.
maidine, Serreder, 9inoer, Sdci-
benegee. Disc Gultibator, SGen,a.
idine. Sdoufel . Gultipator, Corn
pflanaer, Imam SGge, gggcr, Eflii.
&c, Gornidneioer, Bferoeeeidirr TO-
luie cine 0uantitGt Corn.
9eoingnngen: 9etrdec bis 81,
$500 baar, iiber $500 miro Elm Gre.
sit bon If Ronaten bcmiIIiat. eeacn
Sotel init gutter Sidcrbeit.
SOa Setting,
neutrality-suspicious..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Hcihe Sarm an perfanfen.

Oie &loiiner SarmL anl @asconaoe
obcrbalb Tl,rnpife Bluff etpa
l46 ader entbalteno, ipobon etipa
1875 Ider I'M @asconaoe &iper BOT
tom in better &ultur iid befinoen, nit
allen %nGtbigen @ebGulidfeiten, Obit-
uilp., lit gum Serfalfe allsge.
Nad5ltfraeen bel Sen Gloii.
ner Grben, pber bel
Hobcrt @aIfer,
Sernlann NO.
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3mr geadtnng.

Sniolse Der boben Sltterprciic ia.
ben mir uns geowunaen gcIcbcn Die
Ereiie fir 6ilbrmunnsbienite lpie
folgt 81 erb0ben:
glrbeit bel Ser Stunoe bon 40 al,f SOC.
@eumnhenL p. Stunbe bon 60 altf zoe
Iiitfabren p. Subre bon so ultf Goo
Gorobol5. Sabren, p. 2rao bon
so auf 60c
&obleniabren, p. Subre bon
so uiif 60e
@ci5en. bonn Stub, p. Subre
bon % auf 30c
Oieie Yreiie treten am Is. Gilgltit
in &raft.
Die Subrmanns Union.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Sbere Gittle Berger.

Go. 2oboubc iii ser Better eincs
ncucn Gnbgc Mutos ous or bon Den
agenten Gunner Bros. 9efallft bot.
Sobn Ncbcl unb Samilic bon ct.
Sorlis mnrcn lcBtc @phe bier bel ID.
rem gcr,uunotcn ailI 9eith.
Wu. Gunner ullO Snmilie ultcl'
ten letter Samstug nad Omens-
bile. no lie Dem Yicnic ser oorti9cr
totbl. &irdJc hcimpbntcn.
Die Nrbcitcn an Yall ocs Gulucrta
in Der Npuo nuDc @llit. @rcbc's
Torm lit oicicr Gage IN Ingriif &c,
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