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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10
MEMS FASHIONS FOR 1918
TO BE AS FANCY AS MOMENTS

NEW YORK. - Kimono sleeves,
plaits and cores and slash pockets are
going to be the modish thing in 1918
for men, not women. At an exhibit
recently of advance styles for 1918,
displayed by two perfect gentlemen.
all of these new fashions were shown.
To add dash of color to the
story. sky-blue lining for evening
dress will prevail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10
SETS HYDR0AEROPLANE
RECORD FOR ELEVATION

In the final test of hydroaero-
plane at the navy aviation station at
Pensacola, Fla, Philip RAIDER, carry
ing Lieut.. McElyaine as passenger,
assembled 10000 feet, making what
was said here to be record for alti-
tude in a hydroaeroplane. The ma
chine remained in the air four hours.
The flight was made on January 26.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10
TELEPHONE ENGINEER
IS MAJOR IN RESERVE

John J. Carly. chief engineer. of the
American Telegraph & Telephone
Company, has been commissioned BY
President Wilson as major In the
Signal Officers reserve Corps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10

Three women were killed and six
ether persons injured when an ILL
nois Central train struck a street car
at crossing at Rockford, H., hurting
the car into creek.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10
EERHNEN News and notes Of the Service N@EEVEX7
&NEI1AM@G ~ in Hawaii and Elsewhere Y Z N.EZK2H
55heIIIhler in
GARDEN CONTEST

= Hanalei. Kauai, T. H., Jan. =
= 1911. =. f.. ... ...
= Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
= Dear Sir: | would like to be
y contestant for the home garden
= TIE size of my garden is 6 Z
= by 5 II. ...~-
y / planted radish seeds, and SUI
y flower seeds. -. ......-. ..e-
= They are growing we'll.
= Yours truly, 49,. !
y HELEN SANB0RN. /
- = . = -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01

people are requested to gather up such
| pennies and take them to the State
Savings bank or any other bank and
exchange them for larger coins as
there is a great demand for pennies
and they will thus get into circula
ton. DO it now.
The we'll known and popular BUSY
| CORNER, 381 Rondo street, corner OF
| Western, is now under the manage
ment of N. Shiffer with full line OF
staple and fancy groceries, candy
cake, bakery goods, ce cream and
soft drinks, school supplies, cigars
and tobacco. The patronage of old
and new customers is solicited. You'll
| be treated right.
The ladies of St. Phillips church are
preparing to hold Big Bazaar in the
Guild hall, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, Dec. Sc, under the auspices
Of the Sunday School Club. Several
prizes will be given. Supper will be
served each night. They will have
some Christmas bargains, so conserve
your cash and catch them. Mrs. F. D.
McCracken, chairman.
Another of the delightful and very
successful concerts for the benefit of
the electric light fund of St. James
A. M. E. church will be given under
the management of the indefatigible
Mrs. Cora Grissom on Tuesday even
ing, Dec 4. The choir of the church
and the best Twin City talent will
render the program. A treat is in
store for those who attend. Admis-
sion Is cents.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01

BUY RED CROSS SEALS.
Smoke "SlGHT DRAFT" Sc Char!
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!
ain the Name of Liberty.-SAVE
Food"
Thanksgiving is over and now we
must prepare for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Rogers have
: moved to 962 St. Anthony avenue.
Mrs. A. A. Cotton, $40 Carroll
Ave., has been very i'll the past two
weeks.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01
AS YE sow.

What will We reap, America,
From the seeds of hate we've sown?
What will We reap from your midnight
deeds:
The shriek-the blow-the groan?
Can We expect Worlds Brotherhood
Where We SOW Worlds Prejudice?
Can ye prate to the stranger of Glib
erty won'
While the smoke from your lynching-
bees hide Heavens sun?
Brotherhood? love?
Now, God above,
Where can this twain be found?
What will We reap, America,
When the harvest time comes round
What will We reap from Africa's
Ten millions of souls, free-bound?
Can We expect loyal man
Where ye planted a tainted boy?
Can We make him love with your scorn
and jeers; @~~ 8
Can We make him serve spite of shame
and tears?
God help you to see
What the harvest will be.
Ere the trumpets of justice sound.
H. = "A. v. Hall.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, large
front room in modern home, $50 St.
Adams street. Tel. N. w. Dale 9703;
Tri-State S55 061. az
Mrs. w. w. Mills, Aurora Ave.,
entertained company of friends
Thanksgiving evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Mason.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
man and wife preferred. Rent very
reasonable. Apply at 1172 Thomas
street. Tel. Dale 2070.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01

Did you notice the advertisement
OF Handlan & Sullivan in this ISSUE
They have two stores-492 Jackson
and 854 Rice streets-both up-to-date
establishments carrying the choicest,
Meats, Fish, Poultry, Butter, Lard,
etc., Oysters and Fish in season. Mr..
James Handlan, the senior member of
the firm, is a resident of the Eight
Ward and is also State Senator from
the 18th district and has secured con-
siderable legislation in the interests of
his constituents. He is a good man
to know.
thanksgiving Day was very gener-
ally and very pleasantly observed
Thursday. There was a union SER
vice at Pilgrim Baptist church, spe-
cla1 services at St. Philips Episcopal
and Zion Presbyterian churches. Spe-
cial Thanksgiving dinners at Pilgrim
and Memorial Baptist churches and
at Elite Cafe, all of which were we'll
patronized. There was also a. con-
cert at st. James A. M. E. and at
Memorial Baptist church and a big
entertainment by John H. Hayes
Lodge K. P. at Union Hall that were
we'll attended. Taken all in all the
, day was very pleasantly passed.
THE APPEAL man and his FAM
lily were enabled to have roast tur-
key as the piece de resistance of the
menu of their Thanksgiving dinner,
through the thoughtful kindness of
Rev. Daniel Harding, of Lake City
who sent them fine, large national
bird, for which they all tender their
stomachfull thanks Thanks are also
due to Mr.. Louis Carter, st. Paul
for the oysters for the dressing and
the soup. Isn't it just fine to be sc
kindly remembered in these siren.
uous war times and H. G. L.? Twas
evidence of true friendship that was
heartily and gratefully enjoyed.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01
Who was Gagged, Bound and Robbed
by Two Thugs Last Tuesday.

Mrs. Scott J. Mason, 1915 Cross
street, had terrible experience Tues.
day morning, when two robbers, pos
ing as soap AGENTS, gained entrance
to her home about HOO o'clock. They
bound and gagged her and left her on
a sofa. They took several valuable
, rings, some pieces of silverware and
other valuables. After struggling fol-
some time she succeeded in loosening
the cord about her feet, hoped to the
telephone, removed the receiver with
her teeth, her hands being tied behind
| her, and called the police. AS she
could not hear the answer she kept
calling until the police arrived and
released her. She gave as good de.
scription of the robbers as she could
but the miscrents have not been ap.
pretended.
1t was very trying experience and
her nerves were all unstrung, but she
bravely kept her engagement to sing
at the piano recital of T. Theodore
Taylor at Bethesda Baptist church,
Minneapolis, that evening, where she
acquitted herself as artistically as if
nothing had happened.
The experience of Mrs. Mason
should act as a warning to the people
generally to be careful about safe
guarding their homes and themselves.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01
Everybody Is Cordially Invited!

A committee of gentlemen of St..
Paul imbued with patriotic ideas have
secured the Armory for the purpose of
giving monster public Patriotic En-
tertainment, the proceeds of which
will be used for the benefit of Mime
sota's Colored Soldiers at Fort Dodge,
Iowa, in furnishing them with many
of the good things and necessities of
this life with which they are not fully
supplied. This promises to be one of
the biggest and best entertainments
held in St. Paul in many years. The
committee met at the residence of Mr..
Thos. Lewis last Monday evening and
organized by selecting G. E. Jones,
chairman; Thos. Lewis, vice chairman,
Geo. L. Lee, Secy., and Kelsey Clark,
president of the Peoples Bank, as
treasurer. The other members Of the
committee are: J. w. Milton, Rolley
Beard, S. M. Lewis and VIM. F. Will
liams.
Atty. w. T. Francis has been Sc
lected as Master of Ceremonies and
Mrs. w. T. Francis to represent the
Red Cross interests.
Among the speakers that have been
secured are Secretary of State Julius
A. Schmahl, Mayor V. R. Irwin, Mayors
Secretary L. Hodgson, Hon. Daniel W.
LAWYER
This is just to prepare you for what
is coming; watch for it.
Tickets, so cents. Tickets will be
in the hands of the members of the
committee and their aids today.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01
* TX H= TX sEe sta= TX tx TX TX

The Self Culture club met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. William G.. Hood, 700 Sher-
burne Ave.
FOR RENT-To married couple or
single gentlemen, nice furnished
room with all modern conveniences.
Tel. Dale 5942. (5)
The Charles Jacobs Mite Missionary
Society met with Mrs. L. A. Porter
Rocks last week, twelve members
being present.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-12-01

Roots, Herbs, Bones, Lucky Stones,
etc. Particulars 10c. R. Wester, Box
131, Montgomery, Ala.-Adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth Glass, of Des
Moines, Iowa, is stopping with Mrs.
S. S. Harris, Gladstone, MINI.
Call Mrs. Ella Few for Poro Scalp
Treatment and Hair Culture. 314 N.
GrOtto street. Phone Dale 2978.
LADIES WISHING ANY OF NINE
C. J. WALKERS HAIR PREPARE.
TIONS, PLEASE CALL SUMMIT 212.
-(8-26-16-)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Ger bndn. @ater Mrleni,,s

Ger bcdip. @ater Mrienil,s
Sable, friiberer &ettor Der fatbl. Sc.
mcinbe bon Morriion unb olld in
Scrmmm moblbefannt, lieet IN
Sronsisfancr : Seim in @aibington.
idon felt lGngerer 3eit itmer frant
barnieoer, unb ieinc pielen bieiigci
Scfanntcn nnb Srcrnbc pilnidCll
ibm iiderlid), nit uns, redt baloige
8eiieruns. Mit nelder @eoulo uno
3uperiidt Gater Irienills iein idpe-
cs2eiOen trI9t erbellt aus foleenoenl
9riefe ben mir oieicr Gage BON ibm
erbielten:
Isle m0tten audi germ wiiien
mic es mir 9ebt. Sd 9ebe Sbnen
germ Nadribt, Die sic aud ben Sc.
iern Sbrer 3eituneen mittbeilen biirs
fen:
Wenidlid al reben, aebt es mir
nid)t gut; id bin gum Sooe berllr-
tbeilt unb fiible ihon ieit Sabren, be.
ionbers abcr felt gnbe letten Scptcnls
bcrs Den Strid Inn ben, Salie. %
ideint Nienlanb mir belfen al ton.
men, id mub es chen leiben. 8ann
Der Strid gang 5llge5oeel miro, Sas
meib id nidt, bas meib fein Menid).
8eflagen bari unb mill id mid nidt,
id bin lan9e genllg bier allf Der @elt
gclpeien, i6 bin I'M 74ten 2ebenss
jobre; Elm idones sllter uno bod ges
gen Die Gpi9teit penieer ais Elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

3rau Sranf Jirit bon Chicago,
iucilt ee%geniuGrtig bier gum gei,td
ibrer @ltern.
-Jrau $ermom 9rieidtc bcaab
iid Ieste @ote gum 9eiub bon Ser
ipanbten nad ct. 2ouis.
-6rau Yall Wonje ir. reiite leg
ten Samstag mad ct. 2ouis I'M Ser
Wanbten einen 9eillh nb5uitotter.
-Eafor s. Bruce bon Eenliscot
Gountp befanb iih mebrere Gage Die
fer ISOLDE bier ais @ait Der Samilie
g. 90. Muiid.
-Gbrilt. :Sumburg bon Telp so.
ben, befanb iib mebrere Gage LETTER
ISOLDE bier gum 9eiuf ieines gru.
bers, Sacob Siimburg.
Clos. 2oebnig fam lcste &ofe
bon ct, 2oris bicrber I'M cine fllr5e
6erienaeit bel ieinen GItern, Tid)arb
2pebnig lnb @ottin 81 perweiIen.
Geo. 6. aubn, bon SaIine, San.
ias mar lette ISOLDE cinige Gage bier
oils @ait ieincr Wlltter, 8ittipe Ebil.
&ubn, ionic anbcren Gerponotcn.
-Sscar Sedman,l unb @attin
batten letten Nontaa 8eiud bonn
&lapperItord Der linen einen fleinen
@eltbiirger bradte. @ir %aratuliren!
SRI. Gillian Shsner, lit bon
Normanbp, ct. 2ouis County auriid.
eefcbrt, no tic m1brcno bent pcraa,l-
eenen Shuljabre ais 2ebrcrin tbdti9
mar.
-Ill9ult Spmmerfelb Don ct.
2ouis, fam ont Sonstng bicrher in
ieiner iriibern Seimaibitaot I'm Ser.
panoten itno alien N%etornten cinell
@ei,,b ob5uItotten.
SRI. Hoie @ggers bon Grafton,
g.. Oafota traf lebten Montaa bier
elm unb miro mdbrenb bes Sommers
bier bel Der Sanlilie hires 9ruoers,
Sranf Gggers peripeilen.
-Serbinanb Sefottc unb Wattin
muroen letten 5amstag burd sic
@eburt zines mllnteren Sobn1en
bohcrfreut uno nidt mtnber Onfel
Seinrih &otbfuds. @ir gratuIircn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Sropflein 8aiier segen Sen arobcll

Sropflein @aiier segeil Sen aroBcn
Ocean.
SD bin iebr idruah, felt einieeu
Monaten fonntc i6 fat nid)ts eiicn.
bann bate id @aiieriudt in Den Sci
l,erl unb ein paarmal einen fieinen
Sdla9aniall; bin aud inner bnnse,
bab id nal wicoer umfalle. Srot
alle DEM bin id aber iebr mobl au-
frieoen unb gliidIid ourd BEN beili-
gen @lauben. llnb oiefe @rbe? Id
on liebe 3eit! @ie iiebt es ba aus!
8ie in guropa9 SIT oas Der On.
fang pont gnbe Der @elt9 Man foil.
te es meinen! @ie miro es peroen?
Sd benfe INNER: Ser Menih oenft,
8ott lenft! Strafe Dat Die 9anoc
8elt peroient, audi l,nier berrlibes
Sano. @ott lei ms endoi9 rnb itrofe
ltns nitt, pie MFRS beroietlt baben.
8ittc ollie Sermanner 5u eriiben.
Irieni us SABLE, 8. s. 81.
Ger Miiiorri iomie Der @ascon.
abe limb felt letter ISOLDE etna 10
SUB gefallen, lnb mo- MAJ, Dor Dem
Sodmaiier idOne 8~ei5enfeloer unb
&artoffelpflall5en iab lieat jebt nlebs
rere 3oa tiefer Sdlamnl, beripeienbe
&artoffelital,oen uno @eiseL Die.
namentlid entlang Der 5rene Greet
pelde burd rniere Stabt flieBt, ei-
men @erl1d perbreiten Der feinesmegs
an Die @oblgeriide bes Srients er.
inllern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

-@elteru mar Sonunlers 8 Iniang
rno oarnit Der lGnsite Gag unb Die
fiiroite Nadt int Sabre.
Strait glrrln &ropp uno Sobnc
~reilte1 leste @ode no6 81. 2oliis
no Tie fiinftiebin mpbnen merben.
-Sarrp &roettlp uno Guaer
Gberlin mad)ten gnoe lester ISOLDE
cine geiuhsreiie nod Ct. 2ouis.
&. Us. 2atal, Geo. Sole un>
Casper Siefnlonn bon Moiebub be.
fanoen iid lesten Montae IN @e.
iddften bier.
-3os Sonntaeiful : Gicnic &c,
epangl. ct. Eauls . @cnneiubc mirb
an 4. Sllli ouf benz Sairplate abee.
balten merhen.
-@ulter 0oll fam lester Wpntua
bon &nninS Gitp bierber I'M einc
smeiipo6eltlidc Scricnseit bel ieinel
Gltern, Tbilip 0cll nnb Satin 81
p%crbrin9en.
-Irthur @ittbalts, Sdmiegcr.
John ees Sobn Efoltidl begab iid
leste @odc nab ct. 2pllis ms Soipi.
tai nm BORT Dcgcn glinboarnlent.
5%iinoulle cpcrirt Slt merben.
&. 9. @alrono uno @attin ncbl1
Sodter SRI. Marie, bon st. 2ouis.
befanben iid) lcste ISOLDE mebrcre
Gage bier gum 9eiud ibrer Sohtcr
ltnb SdueItcr, Srau 2ouis s. Storf
SRI. Wtctu 2abollbe lit nod lin.
eerem I~uientbalte in Ct. 2ol,is an,
Wittpod 5llriifgefcbrt, TIM ipGbrcnr
bes Somnncrs bel oer Gltern, Sol.
2uboitbc al scr 2ittle Berger, 81 Der.
tpeilcn.
-Siiour S6uiot rnb @attin boz,
Soutre Sslanb crbielten Die betriibcn,
DC Nahridt bon Dem BORT crfolatcr
Sooe hires Gnfelfinbes, bcn1 puci
Sabre alten Sobterfcn bon GIutcr
&eiraud uto Satin.
Or. 6. Rbobius II. @ottin ncbi,
Sohn, bon Hotsbam fomcn lester
Nontdg bicrber bon no aus lie cine
Heiic nad) &orlsbob. Ieu Mcrico an.
trotcn iifii BORT Die Samitie Spcseid,.
fen. frilbcr bel Gotsoan lpobnboft, Al
bcinthen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

-@eborclL art lesten Sanistag II
CHICAGO, @nt. s. aarnebogen uni
Satin Elm S0bnfen. Srau &arne
boaen par friiber SRI. 2i5aie @lle'
mann pon bier. Mu6 SER &arne'
boacn mar friiber bier %pobnbaft uni
mcbrcrc Sabre I'M @eiddfte Der
stonc Sill @inc 60. b~ciddftist.
-6rau @incent @uellcr uno
Subn Wonroe, iolpie bercn S0dter,
Srls. 9(licc nnb Opel boz, Berger ipa.
rem oril Somstag beiubsueiic bier.
Wpnrue Wllcller befleibet cine Der.
ontmortlid)e Stclle I'M 9anfgeidGfte
Der Iiiiiiiippi Sallep Sruit So. mnb
brin9t cine fur5e SerienSeit bel Sen
Gltcrt 5i.
Sri. Srnla Saio, Sod)ter bon
SoDn @aio, ,pllrbe alt Monta9 in Or.
@affncr's Soipital ipegen appenbi-
citis opcrirt. Or. Saffner ipiiroe bel
Der Operation bur6 Or. j. Iufhcr-
Seioe bon Grafe ulteritiitt. gs
ircllb ms beriften gu fOnnen Dab
Sri. Saio iib raid erbolt urb Der
8cleilng entgegen gebt.
-0ur6 Eaitor Gaslnann bon ser
epan9l. ct, Hal,ls. Stride ml,rbe an,
10. SUM bas jiingite &inb, elm
Sobnd)en bes BERT. Irtbur &i,rrcl.
lleper 9etauft unb crbielt Die Namcil
Sofien artbur. Im II. SUM- EMP.
fing blrd Taitor &asmann Dos God
terfen hes 60. 8areis bie Saiifc unb
bie Namen Srene Sulia.
-@arrp SOIL unb @attin uuo
6rau S. Spredelmeper uno Sodtcr.
SRI. Slorence, bon Berger befanben
iid letten Wontag beiud)sWeiie bier.
SRI. SpredeImeper mar mGbreno bes
Sduljabres in Sennines, DO. oils
tbatie unb miro nddlte 8o.
DIE nah WaoiionL @isconiin reiien
INN bort pGbreuo bes Sommerienle.
tiers Die ltniperiitGt 81, beii,den.
-Yrof. 6. S. Strunf unb Satin
famen lesten. Samstag bon Werico,
DO. bicrber Tim nad fllrsent 9ciuh
bieiiger Srcllnbc lid nof Mt. Ster-
ling nnb gop 81, bcgeben no lie cincn
Sbeil Ser Scricn5eit bel ibren gltcrn
unb @eidpiitcrn perbrinecn peroen.
Serr Strunf mar frilber mcbrcre
Sabre Superintendent Der Shulcn
unicrer Stobt, unb IN Den letten slpei
,Sabren befleioete er bic Stelle bes
G%rinaipals Der Sodif.llc IN Merico,
Wp., meIder Shltlc CT alld) ipGbrcnb
ocs ndhiten Shuliabres poriteben
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
Gis.

8ic a~IljdbrlidJ iperoen mir audi
mGbrcno bieier Saiion Sis in allen
NuantitGten 81 mdbigcn Yrciicn mo
NIT acpobntcr H%ron1ptbcit ~licicrn.
Selepbonirt 9eitellrngen an EDoue
go. 81. Stpnc Sill Minc 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22

Sri. @lond)e @raf reiitc lcptc
Montog mad &binclanO 5itlll @ciuc
ibrcs 9rubers, Gr. S. S. @rof iii
Somilic.
SRI. 2aura @oclpler fam letter
Snmstag bon ct. 2oltis Dierber sun
Sciud i6rcr Gltern, Senrp Soclnc
bon Sirit Greet.
Strait s. 9. gaber u1o Sra!
2pnis Scgclcr poll IorriIon bcian
oen lid an Gicnstag bier oili @cil,d
bel @crlpunotcn.
Sri. Slgn BOIL fam letien @toll.
taa bon ct. 2pllis bicrbcr I'M an
bos a%ronfenbett ibrer Wtllttcr Sral'
,Sobn BOIL, BET Stolpe ipo9nboft, 81
ellen.
-Nn. aicfcr bon Eptsbam fauite
lettc ISOLDE aelegcntlid) icincs DC.
iI,d)cs in Sernlon!, bon bcm I9elltcn
SSohn Storb Elm nclles G9eprplct
glitto.
--Suao Siennaln traf nllr Mitt.
mod bon ct. 2ol,is bier cin I'm lei.
men ShNpiegerpnter 2puis Eoeihcl,
on ser 6irit Greet, mctd,er in1mcr
nod ihIper frol1f it, 81 beiuden.
-Senrp &ebn,ert unb Sobn Sranf
llno Sod,ter SRI. Stella. ioipie 2ouis
lrnb SRI. ellie Sllltbal,s bon Seconb
nuren an Samstaa bier 5lt
8ait bel 0crmanbtcn uno @efonnten.
-Sobn Soeriter unb Satin, Don
Colorado, trafcn lctten
0ienstag bier Elm llrl ibren Gltcrn,
Tperiter unb Satin nnb Gbas.
Slid ,uib @ottin cinen 9eildj digit
Strait Geo. &lineer, pclde lid
rlebrerc Gage letter @o6e bier be
fanb gum, geilld ibrer GcrrpanNtcm.
9cgennann unb @attin, rciite
leeten Samstoe wieoer IN ibre sci
matb IN Mariball, Mo. auriif.
-Ottnlor uno Il,g. @rebc famcll
letten SMlsta9 in ibrem auto. be-
BON Scnrp Shipart BON ct.
2ouis bierber lin, ibren GItern, Scr,
mann Wrcbe ltnb Satin an scr 2ittlc
Berger cinen 9eiud abauitatten.
--gSGbreno Gmil Sdncibcr bcinl
Iusluocn bon Srod)t an 9%obnbpfc
mar, batte bericlbc bas I'm
gliid cine Sunb iflimm at %3crqltet.
iden unb miro iniolge bciicn allf
mcbrcre @od)cn orbeitsunfGbi9 icirl.
-Trau :. &. Hcocnlunn mo
Sobn Gbiporo, bon Scficrion Gitp,
beinnben iid lcttcn Mittmph in Ser
mann unb l~luneeaeno gum @cil,d if
rcr IngcG0rigcn. 6rau Hpoenlonn lit
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-06-22
STATE BANK
OF Y, MISSOURI

@eerinbet 1911.
aapital $4,000, lteberiduB $1,000
Depoiiten iiber 100000.
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then.
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g. @n9elbrebt, VI. u. Mpener,
3tep. 8uid1maun, gbas. 8. Gmen,
Senrp 9anaenbera.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-30

The indications are that there will be
considerable home building in Skowhegan
during 1917 E. E. Greenwood and E. c.
Butler, Esq, have sold IL lots in all, In
Guiding the homestead. on the Archer es-
tate and Saturday sold under contract
seven lots on the east side of North ave-
nue., Joseph w. Jandro. Alfred j. Tur-
cote, Theresa c. Cowett, Chas. Murray
and Joseph Turcotte being among the
purchasers. Several of these people dc
not plan to begin work on their house un-
til another fall
Mrs Frank L. Flynt visited over Sun
day with the family of n. r. knowlton
in Pennington.
In spite of the cold weather Saturday
afternoon a patriotic out-of-door event
was participated in by the people Of Ca
naan when a community flag raising was
formally executed. Following the raising
of the Stars and Stripes at the Town hall
a procession was formed headed by the
veterans of the Civil War and followed
by the Sons of Veterans, the Auxiliary,
the school children and lastly the tlti
zens, the long pageant proceeding up the
principal street of the village to a point
near the hotel. where a second flag was
unfurled to the breezes. The line of
| march was then resumed to the Town
hall. where appropriates exercises were
carried out. Prayer was offered by Rev
Fred Jackson. and Daniel NJ. Foster then
introduced Edward f. Merrill, Esq, of
Skowhegan as the speaker of the after
noon. He gave brilliant discourse and
the people Of Canaan were most hearty
in their expressions of pleasure at his
appearance among them. Patriotic songs
were sung before the meeting was closed
Harry B. Harris and Edward Williams
members of the public safety committee
Richard Harris. Charles Burrell and Her
bert burlington are among the citizens
who were especially prominent in arrang-
| ing for the patriotic occasion.
Roy Keene and Roy Paddock, employees
of the United Shoe Machinery Co. in Bev-
erly, Mass, have been passing a few days
| at their respective homes in town.