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 preached the center of the city, where the streets were filled with people. One bomb struck in the middle of the main square opening a huge crater and killing one person and maiming many. Another struck a wing of the famous palace of Giustiniami near the St. An tonic church, killing three women.
 The Carmelite church and seminary also were struck and the oldest house in Venetia, dating from 11e0, was dam aged. Two people were killed outright in front of the Anglo-American club. Only six soldiers were among the 73 casualties.
 The other cities within the raided area escaped with little or no damage.
 Bessarabia Declares Independence
 PETROGRAD, Dec. 29.-Saturday- Bessarabia has declared it's independ- ence as the Moldavian republic to form part of the Russian federal republic
 Bessarabia is a government of south- western Russia, adjoining Rumania About half the inhabitants are Ruman- ians. The population is in the neigh borhood of two million. Kishinev is the capital of Bessarabia, which has an area of about 1S,000 square miles.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

FOR SALE-DRY MESQUITE WOOD
 For fireplace, furnace or cook stove Phone S264.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

ment on the latter points is vel fou1led.
 A Petrograd dispatch of Thursday said the peace negotiations had been postponed for ten days to give ths entente nations opprtunity to indicate whether they would participate. A message from Brest-Litovsk on the same day spoke Of the continuation of the discussions. and apparently for nal negotiations are being carried on during the recess.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
AMERICAN PRESS
 FURTHER ADVISED
 AS TO CENSORSHIP

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Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
RUSSIA AND TEUTONS MAKE AGREEMENT
 ON SEVERAL POINTS

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Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
PETROGRAD GIVEN
 OVER ON SUNDAY
 TO PEACE JUBILEE;

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Arizona republican., 1917-12-31
GERMANS FAIL IN
 ATTACKS ON FRENCH
 AND BRITISH LINES

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Arizona republican., 1917-12-31

ELKINS, W. Va, Dec. 30.-The cold est December 30 on record here was reported by the official government observer early this morning, when the thermometer fell to 27 degrees below zero.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
SUSPEND CLASS
P, RATESNUMbER
FLORIDA RAILWAYS

Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 11.-Until
December 81, 1918, operation Of all
Class rates are suspended on the
following named railroads Of Florida,
in an order issued by the Florida Rail-
road Commission today; Apalachicola
Northern, Atlanta and st. Andrews
Bay. Gulf, Florida and Alabama, Ock-
lawaha Valley, South Georgia, Tampa
and Jacksonville, Madison Southern,
Mariana and Blountstown. Ocala and
Southwest, Georgia and Florida, and
Fellsmere Railroad Company.
Glass p rates include lumber. They
were fought out in the courts for two
years before their original enforce
ment- The order issued today per-
nits a lower rate for hauling certain
articles. All railroads and large
shippers in Florida kno what a sus-
pension Of Class P rates means to the
railroad and territories affected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
Strangers Confess
to an Amazing Sc
ries of Ho1d-Ups
Continued from First Page)

the presence Of witnesses, that was
thought desirable, the gang was turned
over from the city to the county au-
thorities, and Sheriff Van Pelt and
Deputy Hartsfield escorted the men
across the street. Later in the day they
were turned over to the Mobile officers
and both later accompanied the des-
perate characters to Mobile last night.
Before leaving for Mobile. Detective
Desmond made the following state
ment to The Journal: Just before
leaving I want to say that we appre-
ciated very highly the consideration
which has been shown us since our ar
rival. The commissioners were ex-
ceedingly cordial, and the sheriff was
the same sort Of a man, for he ex-
tended US every courtesy. must
personally thank Commissioner San
ders for the favors shown u.s."
It was stated last night that a re-
ward Of 500 is offered for the recov-
cry of the car, which will doubtless be
paid intact to Officer Harper. Rewards
totalling another like sum will prob
ably be paid for the apprehension of
the three men, and as Officer Harper
captured them alone, and had the as
sistance Of Officer Reed whom he
summoned to assist in case Of trouble.
any reward will likely be shared with
that patrolman
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
WANTS GOVERNMENT
OPERATE RAILWAYS

Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 11.-An-
nouncement was made today that the
Florida Railroad Commission has sent
a telegram to President Wilson urging
government operation of all railroads
of America for the period of the war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
AUCTION DAY At
ROTAR|AN MEET

Yesterday was Auction Day at the
Rotary Club, and at the regular
weekly luncheon each member
brought some article suggestive of
his line of business, securely
wrapped so that it's contents could
not be discovered, and these were
sold at outcry among the members.
Aside from creating much amuse-
ment, the sales totaled S176 which is
to be divided equally between the
Pearl Eagan Home, The Old Wom-
ems Home, and the ST. Nicholas
Girls.
The club entertained number of
Pensacola boys who are in the Off
GERS reserve corps, but home on
leave, and among these was: Cap
tains Clarence Avery, c. w. D'Alem-
berte. and M. E. Quina, Lieutenants
Roberts, Mallory, Yonge, Sullivan,
Carter, Caro- and Pickell and War
'tY" Representative George Malone.
They were extended a Rotarian
welcome, and a prize offered for the
best response spoken in one and
one-half minutes, Huxley Carter was
awarded the trophy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
LIFE ACTIVITIES
COMMITTEE HAS
A BUSY MEETING

At the regular meeting OF the
Army and Navy Life Activities Com
nittee held yesterday afternoon in
the CHAMBER of Commerce, the pro-
gram for the work this week was
mapped out. The regular Thursday
night program will be given at Fort
Barrancas by the Music and Dramat-
ic Committee, and the Saturday night
dance will be repeated.
The program arranged for Thurs
day at Fort Barrancas is one of the
best yet prepared, and it is expect
ed that an even larger crowd than
usual will attend.
Donations of flour for Christmas
cakes and pies for the men of the
service was made to the committee
by Ballard and Ballard, through the
Lewis Bear Company, their local dis
tributors. Anyone willing to give
their time to making the cakes and
pies, may obtain flour by phoning
Mrs. Bear, or Mrs. E. c. Maxwell.
Twenty-Five hundred small cakes
were given by the Losse- Wiles Bis
cult Company for the entertainment,
but these are not the individual cakes
which the committee is asking Pensa-
colians to give, and unless greater
response is received the success Of
the entertainment will be endan-
gered. Anyone willing to give pies,
cakes, or candy are requested to
telephone The Journal office or the
secretary, at 128.
Book-tag
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
W0OOMEN ELECT
THE NEW OFFICERS

Hickory Camp No. Fl, w. o. W..
will hold their first regular meet
ing of the month at their hall, cor
ner Baylen and Romano streets. to-
night at 7:30 o'clock, and every
member is urgently requested to be
in attendance as business of vital
will be transacted.
The degree team which was organ
lied a few weeks ago is expected to
put on a few new stunts and as to-
night is the annual election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, a record
breaking attendance is very much
desired.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
MESSAGE
WAS FOUND ON A
CARRIER PIGEON

Halifax, n. S., Dec. 1.-THE capture
OF a carrier pigeon under whose wing
was message in German, was report
ed to the police today. The pigeon,
probably wounded in the explosi on
Thursday entered the window Of a
home near the burned area. It's num-
Der was New York Number go
The pigeon was turned owe to the
chief Of police of Dartmouth who de-
clined to make any statement pending
the delivery of the message to the
military authorize
The woman who captured 1t said
the bird was suffering from the cold
and seemed to have come in for
shelter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
CHRISTMAS JOY
FOR SERVICE MEN

With the exception of providing
enough cakes and pies, plans for the
Christmas entertainment for the men
Of the service are complete. Arrange
ments have been made for the deco
ratons and lighting, the tree, and 9TH
er details making for the success Of
the entertainment, and with the CO.
operation Of Pensacolians, the final
arrangements 70 rcakes and pies can
be made without delay.
More pies are needed at once, and
cakes and candy, but pies particularly,
Anyone who can help is urged to notify
The Journal office, or the Secretary at
phone 12S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
Steamer ssCapt. Fritz

Due to decrease in tonnage of freight the Steamer
Capt Fritz will make only trip per week the Bay
Camp Walton Santa Rosa, Freeport and other points
Capt Fritz" will load Palafox Wharf Wednesdays
leave for bay points 100 Thursday each week
On Sunday each week she will leave Freeport 100
touching intermediate points, arriving Pensacola
6 100 p. each week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
Execution of 13 Black
Men of u. S. ARMY
Continued From First Page)

airy guard house where the negroes
were confined, at $50 o'clock this
morning. Trucks conveyed the pris-
oners to the scene. With Willard F.
Waltz, post commander. in command.
the column arrived at $40 a. m.
The guard assembled in Hollow
square formation around the scaffold
and the prisoners were given the order
to march to execution.
Without a tremor they stepped out
with soldierly tread and singing a
hymn walked to their places. Prayers
were said by a negro minister and by
two army chaplains and then the men
were ordered to stand on the traps
Resuming their song they stood erect
and displayed for1.tude while the
ropes were adjusted.
At 7:17 a major gave the order to
spring the traps. The triggers had
been arranged, one for each drop. and
six men were assigned to each. At
the word of command they pulled OIL
the triggers and the 13 dropped to
their deaths.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
K. OF c. OPEN HOUSE
FOR memo SERVICE

At eight o'clock Friday night a
dance will be given by the Knights of
Columbus in their hall on West Gar
den street for the men of the Army
and Navy, and their friends in PEN
sacola. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended the public to attend.
The K. of G. gave an entertainment
Oh Thanksgiving, and planned to re-
peat the musical and dramatic enter
tainment with the dance afterward,
put it was decided to have that on a
later date, and give dance Friday
for the men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
SAYS GAVE LIQUOR
. TO UNIFORM man

A negro by the name Of Goldsby
will be arraigned before the United
States Commissioner today to an
swer the charge of selling liquor to
members of the military forces of
the United States while in uniform.
Goldsby conducts a shoe shine par
lor just below the Merchants Hotel,
having recently acquired the prop
erty from the former owner, Simp-
son. The place had been searched
once before by federal authorities,
and Simpson arrested on the same
charge now facing Goldsby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ELECTRIC COMPANY

Elsewhere in The Journal this
morning appears an announcement
by the Electric Company that no ex-
tensions, new connections, or any
other line work will be done by the
company unless notified two weeks
in advance.
This step is necessary. the an
nouncement states because of the
scarcity Of materials, the difficulty
of obtaining. labor, and the fact that
the company is doing a large amount
on construction work for the govern
ment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
.HERvEY GOES To
HOTEL MEMS MEET

Charles B. Hervey. manager OF the
San Carlos leaves today for Birming-
ham to attend the annual convention
of the Alabama Hotel Managers As
soo.atfon, Of which he is president,
and one of the founders.
Many matters Of importance will
come before the convention at this
meeting, and it will reflect the war
conditions and their effect on hotels.
One of the most important questions
to come up for discussion will be the
food conservation plan, now bd.ng
operated all over the country. Natural
ly, hotels are great factors in the sue
cess of the campaign, and Mr.. Hervey
is very much interested in this partic-
ular phase Of the work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-12
BETTER SYSTEM OF
CHECKING COATS

Improved checking facilities have
been installed in the Keyser audi
forum to care for the many coats
and hats due to the increased at
tendance.
With the cold weather and the
more general use of coats, the sys-
tenn heretofore adequate, was con-
gested last Saturday. and to prevent
sand additional coat hangers and
hat hooks have been installed to sup
plement the devices already in use.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
&abl.Notis.

Die regclmdbiee jGbrlide @abl
Ser Stabt Sermonn, $40, miro am
9ienstaa, ben 3. Mpril, 1917, be.
ginnenb 7 ltbr morgens unb iflieB'
cnb 6 llbr nbenos an Sen folgenber
StimmplGeen itattfinoen:
griter @aro i'm OffentIihcn Shul.
gcbGuoe unb 3lpeite @arb in Der Stir
Sail.
Solgcnoe 9eanlte iinb at ernGh.
lcn: Elm Ilbermann fir Ole 1. @arb
unb elm Mbermann fir Sic 9. @aro.
SSn uc6ercinitimmung nit ser betr.
@roinana miiiien Ganbibatcn fir sll
erpGblenbe Iemter, TIRE Ganbioatur
bent Staot Glerf bis ipGteitcns
Sonstae, Ben 81. WGr3 1917 on.
mclben, 10 Dab beren Namcn arf Dem
Ballot eriheinen fam.
O. $. Silent. Mapor.
g. u. SiIber. Gitp @lerf.
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Mabame Imcrifas Snuelen.

Simmer mebr fomnleu bie Slime.
rifanerinnen in Sen Slut, BEN gr6B.
ten Heihtum a1t gbeIIteinen unb
anoeren SuiueIen aui5umeiien. mel.
den lie bie Gpastod)ter elmer elm.
seInen Notion b~eieiien baben, me.
nisitens pergIi6en nit allen Sen.
ienigen Solfern, iuelfe ibre Sl,tpe.
len in Ser Salptiade gu importie.
rem batter, - alio Die Snoierinnen
rift eingerefnet, lno audi nidt
gepiiie StGmme Terifos u,o Siio.
merifas in ihrcn porgeihidtIihell
@lan55eitcn bie iibrigens id)on
teilmeiic in bos GdmmcrIanS ser
Gage biriiberrcidlen.
Grot Ser boben 2cbensfoiten
3cigte buS Sabr 1916 bie groBtc
ginfltbr bon Oiomunten, IerIcn
lmo ionitigcn &leilobien in ser
Qon3en @eidid)tc Der Ser. Staoten!
Nreilid ipar unb lit bieic ScrrIid)-
felt cine 5icnIih cinicitige; Sic
0r6Btcn Iuipenoumacn fir bieica
Curtis pi,rbcn in Sen 9reiien &c,
maft, ipeId,c bon ser nGriegspro,
'pcritGt" Sen 2Grpenanteil einbcim.
item. Gle breitc Ioiie bes Solfes
nobm Iebr pcnig ODER gar feinen
Cell oaran, trobbem man ben
Mmerifonern ~nllgentein cine groBc
@orliebe fir Sllpelen oGer Irten
- ltnb mGren es leIbit MIR Nad,.
cbmungen nafiagt. Siele Nad).
obmlngen merben olld in ipobIbo.
tenben areiien gcI1dt, fir
Shouitelluna cbne @efabr.
3oaeinidGber an amerifaniidIen
Safen gaben oIs Ben @ert Ser SIN.
porte bon Gbcllteinen i'm Sabre
1916 Die fobclbafte Summe bon
$51,4S2,2 1862 on, ipas nod,
iiber 5 Miaionen Collars mebr
iinb, als i'm friiberen r9anneriab.
re" 1913, in Incident ser @ert
oieier Smportc Elm menia iibcr As
Wtllionen hctrlA. US lit aber 6as
lei nod in @etraft 81 5ieben. boB
hieie Silmme chen MIR sic Gin.
idGBlrng an Sen 3ollbGuiern bar.
itellt, unb nift ben bireften 9al,f.
preis fir bos Tl,bIiflum. ser etipas
mebr als ooppelt 10 bod fommt.
@as oen Iebteren b%ctrifit, 10 bat
man berednet, BOB in Sen Ietten
fiinf5ebn Sabren bas amerifaniide
BubIifum 900 Miaionen Sonors
fir goeIlteine be5abIt bat! Ser
Sdmliagel in bemieIben 5eitraume
mag Die Sumlnle nahe an cine
Mtiaiarbe beranbringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
&erifos Gnt6cdnna.

Sbne &iidiibt aui bie neriporre.
i!en politiideu SerbGltniiie miro in
Merifo, iuenieitens in ser Saupt.
itaot. Dos 40OiGbrige SubiIGum ser
gntbedlns bes astefen.2onoes an.
fangs War5 allsgiebig 9efeiert.
Dies bat ieoob nidts NIT Dem CT.
oberungs5u9e bon Gorte5 5u tun.
2ange 3eit batte man bieIiat
geeIaubt, Sernanbo Gortes iei Der
critic @eiBe sepeien. ipeIder meri.
faniiben 9oben beriibrte, aIs er
am 81. IpriI 1919 lanbete. gber
Die Ieritaniide @eograpbiife sc.
ielid,aft bat burd l1nteriudunaen
Die lleber5ellgung gewonnen Dob
Dies elm Srrtum lit, unb bob Sran.
cisco Sernanbe5 De Cordoba be.
reits 1911 auf Der merifaniifen
Salbiniel gucatan lanbete. Rit
@enaliiafeit lGBt iid oas Datum
ieiner 2anorng ~allerbinss nift be.
sei6nen; aber Der @eihidtsihrei.
Der gernaI 9ias Del Gaitiuo hat es
ipabrideinlid aemadt, oaB bieieIbe
an /. RGr3 1917 erfoIgt lit. Die
Satiahe Der 2~anouns ieIbit miro
ridt beltritten. unb bas Sabr iebt
bon ben meiiten ald nidt; bod
@onat nnb Sag iinb nod ettpns
nniider.
Se Cordoba bate cine 9eiteGung
bonn bamaIigen 8ouperneur bon
&uba; unb ole er arf iener SaIb.
INTEL Ianbete. ersriif er bon Sen,
ear5en @ebiete i'm Iamen Ses
8onigs bon Spanieu formeaen BE.
fit. Seine Expedition mar icbod
auem Tnideine nad fein grfoIe,
icnbern mliBte baIo tpieber mad il.
REM Stiispunfte 5ltriidfebren. SIN.
MERLIN - Die Na1tpeIt erfennt
iekt CORDOBA oIs eriten gntoeder
NeSifos on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
BrpFer &lapierberfauf.

9rob 6es sroBen 8riesss bort man
aud in iebisen 3eiten aus Imerita
monde, unter fol9en llmltGnben aien,z
ltd iiberraIdenbe seiddftlide Hat=
ridt.
60 tpirb %mitseteiIt, bab i'm Sabre
1915 mebr ameritaniide 8lapiere
eIpprttert tporben Ieien, als ipdbrenb
irseno zines anberen Sabres in Der
san5en 9eidihte bieier SnSufrie in
ben Der. Staaten! 10000 &lapiers
sinsen in bieiem SABRE an 8dufer i'm
4uslanbe. Wie piele piiroen pobl,
tpenn lie i~iberbaupt 2ut gebabt bdts
ten. gu tpetten, nett ebrr auf sinea
@adsaRs Sieier ausfubr sspettet baz
ben. faas fe feline Renntnis bon obis
ger 9atIade erbalten bdtten9 Wan
t6nnte sepib fid Der 9nnabme auneis
gen, baB Die ftarte ionfise Snanz
iprudnabme pribater un6 DffentIidsr
9ilfsqueGGen in bieiem Drang ser
Soften serabe Gussabsn oI9er
4rt bebeutenb einsefdrdntt baben
miibte; aber es lit e6en offenii4tlid.
baB ameritdniids &IaDiere in GROCER
Radfrase fteben, - unb rsihe 2eute
sepifer Sorten iinb ia pabrenb oes
8rieses nod mehr dufsetommen.
auberbal6 unb innerbaIb Der Berz
Staaten.
Ob ibrises besiisli9 Der ein5eits
Ii&en Nadfrdse nod 4merifanifdsn
aIapieren bas Sabr 1916 elm .gfss
torobreder" eepeien it, iuetb MAJ,
ss& nidt btftmmt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Gnftion.

llnter5eidneter miro auf feiner
Sarm 5 Meilen fiiolid bon Worri-
ion unb 1 @cile norbli6 bon Sreo.
eridsbure an Der Srcberidsburg.
Worriion &oao, am
Samstag, ben "A. WfGrs
beginneno 10 llbr morgens, folgens
bes gigentbum an ben Weiitbieten.
Den berfaufen:
2giel, t5H Sanb bod; 1 5lueiiab.
rieer giel, 1 5peiiGbriges Wfabr.
foblen. 1 e~inidbrigcs Soblen, 1 re.
giitrirte Yolleo Sereforb aub, 4 re-
g~iItrirte Yolleb Sereforb &inoer. 1
reg~iftrirtcs Seriep Hinb (tra6tig);
1 trGdtiee &lib, 1 Stub nebit &alb, 1
Sticr, 1 resiitrirtes YoIano China
M,ltteridwein (trddtig), 2 2dufer.
800 9uibel Corn, 7 Sonncn Seu,
1 Sbodlifter, 2 Get Bferbeseihirr,
1 Sattel, 1 Wdbmaidine, 1 Secure.
den, 1 Sdeibenegee, 1 9isc Grill,
1 9isc G%ultibator, 1 Sbopel Guilt.
pator, 1 Gang @flug, 9 anoere
9fliige, 1 Icme gggc, 1 3infen-eg.
&C, 1 gornpflanaer, 1 Gbeprolet
Sour Ninetp," 1 Sarmlpagen, 1 ME.
berer @agen, 1 Sprin9lpagen 1 Sop
9uggp, 1 ginoer, 1 S%ncrbator, 1
&ange, 1 Yiano, 1 Sei5ofen, 1 9rei.
fer uno unberc 4rtifel 5u 5ablreib
INN Tie bier ale auf5usGblen.
Sebinanusen: $500 unO peniger
9oar, iibcr $500 aht Monate Gre
Dit gegen Rote nit gutter Siderbeit.
A Gro5ent Habatt gegen @aaraablung
auf 9etriee iiber $500.
SSm Salle es ont "a. War5 reanen
iollte, miro Ser @erfallf a1n &c. itatt-
finoen.
Sobn Storb
Worriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
9l,lftipn.

Sic Undergraduate miro al,f ibrer
Sarm, 1 Weile oitl. bon Siuiss, an
Scr Berger &ouo, ant
9icnstas, ben 10. MGrs
%folgenoes gigentbum arf offentlider
4uftion an ocn WeiItbietenben ber-
faufen, beginnenb Inn 1 ltbr nadmit.
tags:
MGbrenL 6 urtb s Sabre aft, cine
oabor1 trG6tig, 5 Mauleiel, ndmlid
2 Mrbeitseiel, 5 unb 8 Sabre alt, 2
oapon iinb 8 uno 9 Sabre urlo Der
anbere 1 Sabr alt; 1 Stub; 1 $ediel.
mai6ine, 1 0rabtieil, %.5ollig uno
rs SUB lang; 1 S%armipagen; 1 SEN.
rehen; 1 WcGormid Wdber.
Sebingnugeu: SIS unb unter, 8aar
iiber S. nel,n Wonate CREDIT gegen
Hote nit gutter Siderbeit.
8ittpe MooIpb 8ieber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
@iuter bringt &inbererfGltauseu.

Selten fomnlt Elm &ino bur1
bcn 8inter obne grfGlhlng, unb
jeoe Wutter iollte Elm perlGiiiges
Mittel an Sanb baben. Sieber, iueber
Sals, engs 9ruit unb croupiger SUI
item iino idere Spmptome. Cine 90.
lis Or. Bells Yine Gar Sonep lott
Den S6leim, erleidtert Die beengten
2un9en ltno ItilIt hen Slllten. Seine
ontiicptiiden Sannen . @aliane bei.
len llnO berubigen. Sir Group,
Gelldbuiten unb droniide 2,,ftrob-
rcn llebcl probiert Or. Bells Sine
Sor Sonep. Sci gpotbefcrn, so
Gcnts.-Ibp. 8.
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c r nj II g b gauf.
Yin bic Mftien-S nbaber.

Die g(ftien.Snbaber obieer 9anf
Weroen hermit benadridtigt, bob am
9ienstag, ben 10. Ipril 1917
beginnenb 8 llbr pormittags uno
enbcno ~ rbr mittags cine Ser.
iammlung i'm 9anfgebGube itattfin.
oen miro I'm iiber Die Sraee abalt.
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