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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-04
Russian Forces Are Being Driven Entirely Out of
 This Territory
TENACIOUS BATTLES FOUGHT TO HOLD THE
 WEAKENING LIN ES
Important Points on Danube Are Now in Danger, Which, if Captured, Will Give Mackensen Com
 plete Control of Area

The period of comparative calm which has existed on all the battle fronts for sometime. except in Ru- mania, continues. In no theatre aside from Rumania has an important en- gagement taken place. the activity ev- anywhere being carried out by means of the artillery and by small patrol parties.
 In Rumania the Teutonic allies
 have gained another success in the
 capture in northern DobrudJa of
 the towns of Matchin and JijiIa on
 the eastern bank of the Danube
 opposite the important town of
 BraiIa, forcing the Russians to
 point just south of the Danube,
 where the river bends and scpa-
 ates Dobrudja from Bessarabia.
 In Moldavia and northern Wa1lacia the invaders are keeping up their gains both northward and eastward from the Transylvanian Alps region. At several points in the center Of the lines in northern Wallachia. however. the Russians and Rumanians are tena- ciously fighting to hold them back and according to Petrograd. in the region southwest of Focsans and near the River Rimnik, the Teutonic allies were defeated, the defenders taking several villages and capturing six of ficers. POS men, five cannon and eight machine guns
 WESTERN FRONT
 On the western front lively artillery duels are in progress in Belgium and on several sectors in the region of Verdun.
 On the Austro-Ttalian front. bom- bardments alone have taken place There is stilEno news concerning the operations in Nasc edonta
 wireless report from Berlin cred- ited to Swiss sources advising to the effect that a German submarine has torpedoed and badly damaged near Malta. the French battleship vertie is declared by the French ministry of marine to be absolutely false
 Another Berlin report says that since the beginning of the war, the entente warships of a total tonnage of 759,430 tons, not including auxiliaries and special type ships. have been sunk.
 By the capture of Matchin and Jijia the forces of the central powers have driven the Russians almost to the extremity of the Dobrudja mainland around which the Danube curves past Braila and Gala ta. The bridgehead which the Russians had prepared here, is believed to have been based largely on Matchin. the prin- cipal town within its area and which gave the bridgehead it's name Seemingly the captures still further imperil Braila. on the opposite bank of the Danube. which. according to advices from Teutonic sources has been under the fire of von Mackensens force from this shore for several days. Braila. however, is still further defended by bridgehead on the Wallachian shore, and at last accounts this position was still holding firm against the Teutonic attacks. Braila is an im- portant Danube port and has been a
 (Continued on Page seven)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
soUELcH THE PETITION.

referendum petition against the act providing for military training in the high schools of this state has been launched. Unless strong campaign is mace against it. it will be filled with the required number O. signatures and operator of the act will be postponed until January l. 1919 says the Arizona Republican. That the act will finally sustained there be no doubt There is enough patriotism and if there is not enough there is enough good in Arizona to assure that But precious years would be lost and before January l. 1919 the bones of many boys the high of American will be whitening on European bat tlefeds of them will be increased by lack of training and preparation. More raw recruits than trained soldiers die in battle The greatest most ruth less saughterers Generaly Neglect and General Carelessness.
 The first instinct of parents especially mothers. ot boys who to them still the children of yesterday IS against warfare or whatever smacks of war-mitarv training But the lack of military training is not gong to keep their children out of war will be no defense against the seectve draft The awkward untrained boy will be scooped up with the rest and the more awk ward and unraned he s less will be his chances of pulling through and returning to his parents The trained weLset up youth will have chances to his one chances of survival and of promotion
 There are certain elements in this state which be counted upon to sign the referendum petition. Among them are alien sympahizers those who offer at all times and in all circumstances obstruction any form of military preparation and those pachss now singing low but year ago joining loudly in the refrain Of thai disgraceful ditty I did not raise boy to be soldier Unless these be awakened and shamed the referendum will filed It will need only few more than 2OOO signatures those who yet lost to sense o shame boast that they secure 4oOO names in Art 2ona"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
PIGS vs. GARBAGE CANS.

Perhaps if the keeps on teaching us lessons oi thrift the muchmaligned pig will into it's own as clean and worthy animal
 In England the suggestion has been made that pigs be kept to use up much of the kitchen waste that would otherwise go garbage Municipalities having ordinances against pigs will probably repeal them tc some extent that every home can have its pig in the back yard
 And there's no reason why pigs should be source of nuisance any than chickens dogs cats and they will be much more useful the last two Pigs are by nature clean That they have stood for the soveny methods used in housing and caring for them in the past is no sign they will refuse to thrive in clean sanitary fyess and inofensive piggeres.
 Pigs are ready for comparatively few months If lot of material be saved by them and con verted into pork with reasonably expenditure of time and energy wouldn't be sensible to more attention to the raising of pigs?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15

Are you looking forward, dear prospective mother, with shudder- ing dread, to the wonderful, beau tiful event of childbirth? You can avoid to a great extent, the strain and discomfort by preparing your system and putting yourself in splendid condition to meet the time.
 Mothers Friend" is easily ap- piled by yourself. It softens and makes elastic the fragments, mus cles and skin of the abdomen. Thou sands of mothers who have used Mothers Friend" testify to it's value n relieving much of the pain
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
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and distress at childbirth. They make special mention of the relief from nausea or morning sickness.
 There is in "Mother's Friend" that direct and immediate help which all expectant mothers need.
 Get "Mother's Friend" from the druggist and begin to apply it night and morning. Write for the inter esting book for users of Mothers Friend" It contains valuable advice to expectant mothers and is abso- lutely free. Address Bradfield Reg uiator Co. Dept. E. S94 Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15

should and the complete disruption of trade in many important commodities from which by sagacous taxation the Government might collect substantial sums.
 "This astonishing paragraph seems to have been a happy afterhought of the committee Certainly sane member of that body have given to this scheme for the reconstruction tar the thoughtful study that even slight modification of one schedule requires.
 "The internal taxes and taxes domestic activities were obviously written down in the reckless ner They show either shocking inability to perceive the results their enactment would bring about, willingness to reduce House of Representatives to nullty in the support of the way.
 The scheme for readjustment of post office charges discoses the absence of definite and governing idea from the mind of the committee On first class matter uniform decreed but second class matter is to be subjected system ndefance of needs of the country the good the people the necessities of the pub fishers and the plain dictates of Addi-
 onal revenues obtained from the postal service without imposing unbearable hardshps its patrons but they will not be got by the unsystematic processes of arbitrary imposts the Ways Means Committee has devised.
 "So numerous the faults and deficiencies of the Ways and Means Committee bill that under ordinary cir cumstances it's passage by the House would be incon- ceivabe But the bears the signatures of all the members committee, and all of them pledged to vote for it. althought all them oppose of it's absurdities And the House is expected pass this measure in an outburst nonpartisan evasion without serious debate leave to the Senate the erection of an inteiigble statute on the framework it's enacng clause.
 .The House may do this thing; but if it does it will serve notice the American people that only from the Senate can they expect dgnied sober and intelligent consideration of the grave problems Congress must solve"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15

lis true that man surrenders of his freedom when he joins the army-but he's released from the tyranny of the stiff collar
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15

Champ Clark's houn dawg has died from grief and disgrace
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
Sriufmann.Sdalf.

Ourd Eaitor %. Seller bon Der Dt
Z. STRIDE Diir0en letten Wfitttpof
in Der Eforrluoblnlng bnbier 2ouis
9. grinfmam uno SRI 2pbia G.
Sdalf in oeu bI. Ninb Der @bc elm.
geiegnet. 2lls Srol,5eugen flingirten
9lrnolo Sd,dlf bon @colIanl, unb
SRI. Gbriltino Sortpi9 bon 0eer,
Wo.
Die 9raut lit cine Iohtcr bon
8uItap Sd)dlf bon 8ooIlom unb Scr
jlmge Gbenlom ein Snbn bes perit.
iriiber bei Yat. Sterling mobnbaiten
q. W. grinflnann.
Die gteupernl1blten, oencn mir
ber5li6lt tSlilf lnb Seaen gum gun-
be niiniden tperoen mi elmer ,sarnl
in Sbirb Greet Somnibip ibr 0eint
aufi6lagen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
3weiter Mnfrnt nnter oem eriten ,9ratt.'
Qpfal 8ebDrbe fprbert tpeitere 80 Militdr=
pflihtige auf li6 bette (6reitaO CUR
Examination int GDurtbaus
eillsutinbell.
Der brittle Nmirm mro bem ansebl anf oem 6he olsen

tonnen Damn imerholb 10 Sagen eins
sereiht merben. 3
S5 NtiIitdrpflidtise mllroen bonn
hiciioen 9oarb aIs Sienittalglib lno
niht entidllloi9t, an ben Giltrift-
Yooro in Eoplar Bluff einberihtet,
Tpu oieicn neroen pobl Deridieoene
uui @rllno ibrer exemptions Mn-
ipriidc ponl 0icnit cntihulbigt iper'
ocn. Oa @asconaoe Gollntp SO Wtann
5lt itellen bat lit cs>nlngliA Dab nad
Examination Der 80 allf Deute beltell-
TEN atilitGrpilidtigen, infolae bes er'
morteten boben BroSentiabes Der @r-
clnptipns @elube ltno Oienl ltln-
tauglidfeit, sic quota nod niht boil.
itiinoig iein miro ilnO oie 2ofal Be
borbe besbalb einen rueiteren glufruf
erlailen nluB.
sSoleeno iino Die Hamen Der illu-
gen 2ellte oie iih beute allr Gramino-
tion ein5ufinben baben:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
Trit &lee AMI Der Gonnte syarm
seitorben.

/ 9lnf Der Eoor 6arm, wobin ct Dor
mcbrcren 0fonatcn oli iein Griu6en
gebroht mliroc, lit unl lesten Wton.
tag 6rib &lCe, uo6 lGngerer &ronf.
beit i'm glltcr bon rs SSubren aus sic
| icn, 2eIitn geidicben.
Der Gcrltorbcne mar sns Dem Ser,
5o1tblm g'noen IN 0clitihlono gc.
burtlg, opd' ton CT i'm jilgcnolid)elt
! 9lltcr nit icncn gItcrn mad, 9lnleri-
ia, Die lid, Damn in Serlnom nic6cr.
llcBen, no Der nlrlnlcbr 0abingeid)ie.
ocnc bis 81 Ieincr TplliGbriotcit blicb
lmo ip0ter III Die Srenoe 5oa ilno
niclc Sabre IN Californian mobnte.
Grit IN lpGtereu SSabren, nad)ocm lih
bereits oic @cbred,en bes differs Elm.
Acltcllt buttcil. .scbrtc er mic6cr in
lcillc alto ScilllotbItaot 0ernlnnn, AT
rid. 100 CT icitbcr mpbntc
Scit nlebrereu SoDren lcioeno llno
allcin luobncno pcridlinunertc lid,
Dor mcbrcrcl Dtonaten icin 3uitono,
iooab er CUR Silcge ilm 9luinobme
mif Der Gountp. .6arnt bot. gr mor
linperbeirotbet ui,o bintcrIGbt ais elm,
5igen Sermonoten cinen 0rrioer @m |
slce, in &onioS Gitp pobnboft
Die 9eerbiglmg fono am Oiens.
tag oiif bem Sricobofc Ger Golntp
Sarm itatt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
Summer 46
Der Siitrift Vparb in Eoplar Elnff
,ueiit Grcmptiuns-8ei ab.

Der Siltrift Boaro IN Boplar Bluff
bat Die @eIuhe folaenber NlilitGr.
pflidtigcn I'M Oienltbcfreiimg obge.
mieien. Seoes bieier @cilld,e mar auf
@rllno DER Grenptionsreeel einge.
reid)t mnrben, monab sSarlner, dlS
notbmenhig CUR sIniredterbaltimg
notionoler Snterclien bonn OienIt be.
ircit lperocn fonnen. Seber Der fol.
gcnben iirngen 2cute lit ertipeoer
Sarner oocr tSnrnlarbeiter, bnd
lhcint oic 9rh0roc ocr glniift 5u ieir,
bob oiciclben ilu Secre Dem 2unoe
bclicren Oicnlt crmeiien f6nnen als
oui Der Sarm;
G5ro = 2octbnrt, 0menspilIc II.
@eo. ". gdemolb, Moiebuo, Mp.
gIrnolb 6. Seinlein Sermam. n. Q.
c'cn. u Sunaenberg, Rplcbuo,
Milliom Semeper, Sope. Mo.
Nn. u. Claus. &ermonn, u. &. 3.
Nen +. Shoeiier. Ncunann, y 3.
Oscar ", Mepcr, Sernluml M. =. ..
6rout 5, Shlllte, Dan, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
Der iii6lide State Sishiuag fnbrt
onrd) Sermann.
Die Romtc iiber ySnlbingtoa, Ser
mann, 9rafe nnb Nt. Sterling
pom Sigbmap.S .Separtemeut
ais State 6igbmag
beitimmt.

Der itaatlibe Sigbmap 8ooro bat
na6 IGngerer 9cratgrng Die &idtlna
lpelde oie auf Der siioieite oes Dfiir
iolri bon ct. 2plis nah &unios Gitp
81 bmlenbe StaatsitraBe uebnten
miro nun entgilltig feitgeiest. Oar.
nad) miro Die StroBe bon Der Staots.
bollptltabt 0ltli6 iclgenoe Stuote be.
rilbren: Scfferipn Gitp bis nod Su.
ber's Serrp iiiblib Der W'aricS Greet,
no tic bel Sobn &lietbernes Sorb Die
Wtories freltat; bon BORT nob Sooic
Greet, Sinn, Yotts, 2one. Oct. Ster-
ling, no oielelbe oen, @ascouaor
freu5t, pon 0it. Sterlin9 iiber Die alto
Stote 9ioab bis na6 Orafe, Don bort
iiber oie ,Sron 9ioao nud Sernlann,
iiber gtem Sapen, @uibinston, @illc
Gibge nad st. SolliS.
gSeitlid Don SSeiferion Gitu aus
filbrt ole StraBe bllth Gentertolpn.
California, Gipton, Yleuiunt Sill
Sees Sunnmit bis nab &anio5 Gitp
0ie @abl bieier 9ioutc itoBt pcl
Elml oes friiberen State Sigbpor
engineers 9ufflim ,tnl lponu6 81,
StraBe ilber Stplpe, Worrilon
Gboulois rno Sidge Gitp fiibreu ioll
te. 2lls @rllno Der 9lbdnoerlmg pllr.
oe aeltenb genoht hoB Die burh OH
8ottonlldubereiell fiiDrenoe Strabe
Wie bon engineer 8ufilln geplont
iniolgc Scr @odpuailcraeiabr rnprpf
tiib lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
6ernann, Nfn, 5retag, Den "a 9usnlt 1917
6ermauu 3lueis Ses 9iutbeu &renses,

Der Sernlalu 3meig bes Hot9en
areuaes, Der fiir5lid bier gearilnoet
ullrbe. organiiirtc lid lesten Soms.
tag ourb grudbhlns iolsenber 9e-
onlten: Or. u, .. Sidipn, Br1iioent; ;
6rau y. y. 8oro. 8i5e'YrGiioentin;
6rau Siobert 8alfer. Sefretarin lmo
4. i. Hippitein. Sdnenleiiter.
Die 8riluoer oes Sereins iino: ".
y, Oitlon, y. 8. 9ippitciu unb Got
tin, sSrau &. .. @aro, Srail Gobt.
2Salfer. Sro,t =. 5. Starf, ". e.
Spcnuoco uno @attiu, @. .. &lenf
lmb tSrl, ebna Wtuiid.
Sic uGhite Geriomullmg miro onl
Oiitnpoh IN oer Gitp Sall slbenbs 8
llbr itattfinoen.
0ie 3iele oeS Hotben &rcuSes iinb
cole uno Der @obltbGtiefeit in ieti.
ger &riegsnotb gelpibnlet unb iollte
oober Der bieiiac 3meig oic tbotfrGf.
tigitc llnteritiisllna lmierer @eluob.
ner erbolten iln0 bolh cine groBe Wtit,
glieber5abl 3Gbleil Solhe Die BEN
Hotbcn &rcusc bci5utreten lpiinihcu
iin0 crildt an Wtittlpoh 9lbenh oel
an9ciagtcn &erianmnllma bei5muob
nen. Die @eitri9c bctrogcn nur 81
j6brlid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
gSie man Senfieber pcrbiubcrn tann

9r. TaDenal bon Der me0i5inil6e,
9lbtbcilllng Der llniperiitat 81, Gollml
bia perGffentlibt ein bulletin iibe,
Sellficbcr, oas 81 bieler Sabres5eii
uicle Eerionen crfabt Sei piclcn To
tienten lulo MIR bic Spnptomc eincs
ldpercn Sd)nlpfcns bemerfbor, bel
olbcrrll iellt iih uber 9litbma Elm.
Die &ranfgeit lit uuf GsenOcn go,
lncnltuuh bon ctlpo 35 Sorten per.
l1leocllcr llnfralltartcn 5uriid5ufiib
iren. User alio llnfral,t in Der llul,
gcbllng iciner @obnllng uno liines
Der Sanoitrobc befinlpit, pcrminOcrt
ole Welabr, ppn Der &ranfbcit bcful,
len 81 perocn. Silralib lit cine 2pnl.
pbc cntoeft lppr0en Die llnter Ole
@nlt gcipritt miro lmo Ole &ranfbcit
oerbllten ipll. Die Heiultate worcn
3nfricocnltellcuo, llno Die Wetbooe lit
Scltten 81 cmpfeblcn, Die ieoes ,Sabr
nntcr Sclliicbcr 5u Iciocn baben rnb
nlr on Der Mrcresfiiltc ilno ON ben
Snlunoieen Seilllng finoen f6nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
u ole b u D u. 1.

SRI. Sena Selemann wclhc nab
reno oes Sonlner Selnelters IL
Cope @irarbeau Ole 1ormal Sdult
beiudte, fam leste 8ode mieoer sll
rid nm nod etlihc @ohen Dor 9e
ginn ibrer 9(rbeit ais 2ebrerin elmer
nnierer Giitriftifulen bel ibrea 81
tern alt5ubriugen.
Sreb Sclemann il. mo @uttin
relltcn lctte 8uhe unb ocn Staaten
gtebrasfa imO Soma Inn oortiae Ser,
lpanote 5il beiilhen.
SRI. Gliie Stt lpelhe IN @orrenton
ons Central @esleDan College 5u if.
rer ansbiloung ais 2ebrerin beiudte,
lit letten Salnstag pieoer sl,riidae.
febrt.
Sp. 5ribemeper iino Otto 8re,lnfe
febrten lcbte gSohe fpieoer bon gte.
brasfa 5urild,- moielbit iie mebrere
Wtonate beidGftiet paren.
Sil Der. @oblnlng bes glIbert
@reunfe fano letten Samstas cine
Bartp ltatt su ebren oes @ebnrts-
tages Der Sausfrau
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

8eiiie. unO oann iid ieIbit eridoiien
babe. Der Rorb ,no SelbItmoro er.
eignete lid, IN Der @obnllng BOZ,
6rau 2ullt BOUNDS, ser Mutter Der
sSrau Sain, 453t gtoro Warfet
StraBe, no Sran Soin getrennt Don
ibrem 8atten ipobnte. 9as uneliid-
lide @bepnar binterfdBt brei fleine
ainoer. Sain par elm Sobn oes flo
lid bon bier ipobnbaften 5rit 9nir,
eincs lansiabrigen giirgers unieres
Goilntps.
Goipin Bauer reiite Iesten Sonn-
tag nod ct. Soiis um BORT beihdf.
tieilng sil fitden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
81 o ie 3 u b.

Oscar Seiobrinf madte letter,
somstos einen susfllls mad 5ree-
Dom, Siage Gprntp lm feline eltern
su beIn6en.
;srall @m. Gbriitmann ilno Eob-
ter, SRI. Ssoiepbi,le uno SRI. 5raneis
8ooeiobn, BON ct. 2o,lis fanen leste
ISOLDE bierber lint Der Sanlilie s. S.
grinflnann unb in Ban Der 5amiiie
9lua. s. grinfmonn einen geiud ab.
5ilitatten.
Aus ct. 2ouis erbielt lesten
samstog Soiepb &oiarf Die gsahridt
Sab Senrp Sain oort feline @mtin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

@ e. Sllitb, bon Gaie, @arren
Golntp, itattete lnierer Office letten
0ienstog cincn @eih1ftsbeinh nb.
Scrr Smitb ociien gltern az Oen
eriten aniicolern bon @asconabe
Gountp 5GblteiL fam int Sabre 1854
bon Sennciiec nob inherent County,
mo Ole Gltern at einen .9it" U2H
gents) pro s(fer 8alolano in 6er
ytiibe Der Barren Sort, 3piiden
Stonp Sill imo Spiss fouften iinb
bort iih nieoerliebcn. Serr Sntitb,
Der in @orren County cine grobe
5nrm eignet, nleinte, oab Die Sarmer
Scr SSest5eit ear nidt piiien pie leid-
tc 9lrbeit uno beqllern tic es baben,
iln Seraleid, 5lt Der banlaligcn Mo.
nier5cit, no man ieltcn ei1en 8o9en
init anoereil oils bon eilem gniint-
ltamnt dbgelo9ten glpfrdocrll lab
lno man bon Rcitpfliigen ober Gulh.
pators, 9reidmaid,incn GornpfIan.
ser 1lim. ilidts mllbtc imS mon nit
eincm Sad Corn nleilen mcit ndh oer
Diilblc rcitcu nulBte un bas Gorn
mublcn 3lt lniicll oftnlals BORT toge.
lang marten bis Die Heibe ans gtoh.
len an oen 8etreffcnoen fam.
SSn Spleoo, Obip lit anr Wfon-
taa bicier @ohc sSSobn aattelmatt,,
cin friiberer 9emobuer inieres Goiin.
tps I'M Sitter pon 80 ,Sabren geicrben.
Der Seritorbene mar Elm Sobn I'M.
iercr bohbctngtcn 0titbiirgcrin Ssrdit
Caroline aattelmann lmo eiu 9riiber
oes glue 9attelnann unO 5rmt
amanoa Snden. @r binterldBt feline
g4ittipe llno sipei Ginber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
Seine slnseiscu an Giicntlidlcu sScaen

a,ic Itontlifc &igbmop 9onlnliiion
hut al 9icnsto9 allen @eecoufic.
bern iln Stootc oic 9tahriht 5,lacbcn
lolier, ioiort ollie 9ln5ei9eu imS Nm
idlo9c5cttel unb @rctter bon oeu
80lmlen, Bolten lino Sen5cn entlon9
Der 6ficnilihcn Seae IN Ofiilolmi 5u
cntiernen, 9cn0B ocu Soribriften
oeS nelten gSt9egeletcS. Gapllrd
miro Gin longiGbri9cr llnIllg bciei.
tiot Der leton lnn9e IGttt apgeia,aift
lpcrbcn iollea. .@uilan9 scr oFfrntli.
den gsegc iolltal mir 9Srgcipeiier,
nber fcinc In5eigcn unO sfcfIonle.
bretter an9ebrndjt merbcn. User att
5eigen mill, iollte Die 3citlln9cn be.
ullten Shlllilngcn meldbe INNER
idon ibrc belle sSreltoe bnrmn fonben,
allc .3cttel, @rettcr min. cntlong ber
@c9c 3u itciniacn unb nb3urciben
merbcn Dies iest UNTO nlebr tbuh
mcnn tic miiicn, oa6 sic ituatlide
SigDmop Gouumiiiion iolde Soden
cntfcrnt bnbcn mill
,Sorlner cntlnng Der sSe9c nerben
eriutt. cS nidt 5u gcltatten, Bob ioI.
die Sodcn an bcn WGiuncn IN ben
,Sclbcrn ongebrad)t Werben unb alle
ioldc 9ln5eigen 81 entfcrncn mclde
lcBt 10 mlgebrodt iinb -l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

SSeoe Heoe eriheint citel uno MIDI.
tia, iobalo ole Got ibr nidt gtahoritd
gibt. Gelnoitbenes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

. Oas Sulfsblatt ipllte in feiner
oeittiden 2aniIie in @osconobc
Goltntp ieblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24
%om MiIitGrhieuit eutidulSist.
% MilitGrpflidDtise lucrocn Oun'
Sofal @oaro Ses Sienites ent'
bobeu.

Stuu) YrllIltlt9 DER "a OeIliWe ulll
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Der Grclnpiirten nn9cipicicn iino
/. Herman Pohlmann, Canaan
2 Wesley Norman, Canaan
3 VIM. w. Lacy, Canaan
Virgil Branson, Owensville
5 Fredr. w. Bueker, Owensville
6 Rev. A. Alberswerth, Owensville
7 VIM. c. Tayloe, Owensvlle
s Casper +. Holzschuh. Owensville
9 John b. Kreter, Bay
10 Jos. Thompson, Bay
II Rev. W. G. Schultz, Bay
/ II Albert c. Nuetzmann, Bay
13 Earl Williams, Gasconade
ID Edgar W. Stone, Rosebud
l5 Albert w. Hesemann, Rosebud
l6 Ernest Shockley, Rosebud
II Dolphus W. Hensley, Rosebud
ls Arth H. Langenberg, Mt. Sterling
10 John w. Whitworth, Hermann
20 Memo Theo. Blust, Hermann
II Frank w. Tegeler, Hermann
% Edw. c. Bickmeycr, Hermann
90 Eug. A. Hesse, Hermann
"a Chas. +. Book, Hermann
25 Paul f. Even, Hermann
! 26 VIM, Stortz, Hermann
27 Geo. Doll, Hermann
% Christian Rausch, Hermann
20 Emaus j. Wolf, Hermann
30 Otto HI. Fleeniann, Hermann
81 Fred W. Kattelmann, Hermann
32 Gust. A. Eikermann, Hermann
SO VIM. S. Huxol, Hermann
"a Oscar r. Schaumberg, Hermann
35 Edw. Miller, Potsdam
36 Arthur F. Oychesky, Potsdam
81 Hy. l.. Scheel, Red Bird
38 Claud A. Sewell, Red Bird
80 Clarence F.. Stone, Red Bird
40 Rud. H. Eggenberg, Morrison
al John T. Bryan, Morrison
az Chas. Ochesky, Morrison
43 Herbert H. Redeker, Morrison
Al Chas. T. Lockhart, Bland
45 VIM. r. Smith, Bland
as George W. Lahmeyer, Bland
az VIM. r. Branson, Bland
48 William c. Davis, Bland
40 John A. Schneidewind, Bland
so Harve H. Cunningham, Gerald
81 Louis A. Schollmeyer, Hope
SO Chas. +. Carroll, Woollam
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ennption ipllroen obgeluieien:
Walter f. Naegelin, Hermann
2 Hy. d. Boesch, Hermann
8 Wesley w. Wohlt, Hermann
Geo. L. Reichling, Hermann
Otto H. Fluetsch, Hermann
6 Edw. Chr. Allemann, Hermann
Frank Labou, Hermann
John H. Rotschafer, Owensville
9 Chas. Kramme, Owensville
10 Albert J. Roethemeyer, Owensville
IL Albert l.. Vohs, Owensville
II Clarence f. Blinne, Owensvillc
IL Theo Gawer, Canaan
ID Albert Chr Witte, Owensvilc
Is John F.. Powell, Owensvlle
10 by. w. NeeSe, Bland
Il Aug. w. Hemeyer, Hope
Is Daniel w. Miller, Swiss
10 Benjamin H. Peth, WooIlam
20 Andrew w. Miller, Oak Hill
Fl Adolph G. Sieckmann, Rosebud
y Edward Reinholz, Gasconade
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-24

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