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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-01-25

FOR SALE-Registered Hampshire
hogs-boars, sows and gifts Best
breeding. Nutwood Hampshire Farm,
Townsville, Ga.--1-11-4twe
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-01-25

MIR. and Mrs A. j. Brigance were
down from Fairfield Monday
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-01-25

12-219tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-01-25

| will be at the following places TO
receive tax returns for 1918. Meet
me with your deed and save trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

DAILY AVERAGE PAID
AUGUST CIRCULATION
COMING TO STAY.

TIL ano passed the wartime prohibition measure on
the same day tina, the food administration ordered the
Manufacture OF beer to cease December l. OF national pro
hibuon by next July there smains little doubt The
manufacture OF distilled beverages was stopped last year
and the end Tor the brcweres ordered about winds
the producing end OF the industry The production OF vine
can continue until May under the term, of the prohibition
measure but that before seasons grape crop The
end OF Barlc,con in plain view for il it isn't made it
cant be sold A demand Is OF small consequence without
supply
National prohibition which now seems certain Of enact
nen IS for the duration OF the war and thereafter until the
troop, are dcmobled No one knows when the will
end but should this fall in the overwhelming
victory for which hope and which will be before it
ends hcc would be months Of negotiations, as is almost
avay, the peace conference, and the wor, OF
turning the troop, to America would take the greater part
Of 1Hcar That mean, that period of time rrohrb
ton of sufficient length to give a practical test i, Ger
tam mo- matter when the war end,
Nud that test experience teaches us, is ahou, an that
needed make the condition permanent The probability
Of national prohibition through constitutional amendment
strong before this emergency measure wa, intro
du,01 The amendment passed by cougrcs, ha, already
wee regarded songhods Of the liquor Interest,", More
than hall Of The states already have state wide prohibition
ard others expected join the ranks Of extra dry even
before the national measure become, effective The brew
erS might well convert their plant, into crcamcre, or
something else useful and hc barkcepcr seek on essential
occupation
Those who have seen TIN, state and other, change from
wet" to "dry' among the confident that the ma
tiona lid once applied will stay The benefits OF prohb
tioh are rot Imaginary There arc lrg1c results SO ap.
parent that the ,kepis convinced and the former
opponent converted to champion OF the cause The the
oy that wldcopcn town the on live and prosperous
kind Of city has lost mos; Of its followers business in
stead OF fearing prohibition has become its able ally
Great industrial and commercial companc, have found that
abstinence means more work done more reliability and
general Improvement 100 employee The employees. in turn
'rl IS easier 20 NEE, the grocery bI' and ro,,hl, ha.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
BY BRIGGS

always fixing, fixing the dirt and rub.
ble mixing, all summer they have
toiled and then there comes a torres
the fact Is most abhorrent--and al
their work is spoiled. Their road u
washed TO thunder; and they repeal
their blundcr, they build il up again
they Gu, their boo,leS eapers, with
graders and with scrapers, misguided
sons Of men The roads are dragged
and graded and manicurcd and spaded
and when 1t rains they're done: the
money that's been squandered on roads
DER which I've 'wandered, in gold.
would weigh ton. Our roads are
dreary ii1zleS, although with planes and
chSels We smooth them. year by year
for money always calling they're good
TIL rain is falling. and then they dis
appear When this grim war IS endef
methmkS It will he Splendid IL we gel
down To ,ackS and build some moders
highways, forsaking muddy byways
and rutty cattle tracks. | travel much
in motors and DIT | sec the voters sunk
shoulder deep in mud respect for NOR.
ais losing, the language they are using
would freeze a purist's blood
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

something left over for the savings bank il liquor isn't
their list Of expenses.
And further aid to the movement there is the army
and navy Our fighting forces on land and sea have been
trained on the eetota plan Their fighting record we'll
a, the morals and morale OF army and navy, give conync
ing evidence Of the excellence Of the plan and the wisdom
of those who insisted on it, There isn't faint probability
that we shall regret it. Thus all along the line prohibition
gains strength Even the who complained that proh-
bon didn't prohibit will have less for complaint
it can't be sold if isn't made and both performances
due for an early curtain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
OUR OWN INVESTORS Guide

War savings stamps are better far
Ihan keeping Woney in a jar.
Mud those who buy them cannot fall
TO make q profit on their kole.
And olso aid In building ships
To take our troops ON lengthy trim.
Ana feed th'p while they chase m,
Ttuts.
\nl mike Mo kaiser shoot the ciute7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

September is quite delightful, but
many Of our lazy friends are look
ing forward to October when the
clocks will be set back an hour and
they can quit saving daylight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
SECOND HALF

John MuSkrat OF Stillwell has been
acquitted OF the charge OF conspirinS
to introduce liquor into the Indian
country In such a manner does Johr
live up to his last name. which is thai
.ni an animal which takes Kindly tC
water.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
WILLING TO TAKE HOLD.

I|om the Seminole County Newg
Nan 80 years Of age wants a home
HHh omr widow lady that needs some
.Nc io tHKe hold and 90 ahead and make
crop ! know how 10 work and make
10 crop aud am not afraid 90 take hold
W. II Nealc. Seminole. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
2G!4kaeS}RRsi5sess 4as}RRs5es
Hua aM 0nes 6x1as
Twenty Years AGO,
Mu4 "a NAEs

Tonigh, the concatentated order Of
Hoo Hoos will meet at the Masonic
temple One hundred and fifty will be
present and thirty kittens will have
their eyes opened Among those who
will attend are, Lee Van Kinkle, T. M,
Richardson, W. ]. Gault Nels s.
Darling J. II Myers, Dick Ragou,
Jasper Sipes and Al. w. Dunham.
McGregor Douglas went 10 Kansas
CITY yesterday
Judge Harper visited Choctaw yes
terdsy
Fifteen Years Ago.
Mrs T II Group has returned home
from Colorado and leased Mrs. Me-
Carlneys home, 500 North Broadway
Governor and Mrs. Tom Ferguson
passed through the city Yesterday en-
route to the reunion at Wellston.
Judge and Mrs. J. p. Allen have re-
turned from Colorado where they spent
the summer.
Ten Years Ago.
Miss Hyla Long writes friends that
she is now comfortably settled down
IN Berlin where she will spend the vises
ter studying music.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Louis Kiljourns
OF Fort Robinson, Neb., have a little
son who came the first Of the week. A
telegram from Mr.. Laird states that
the son is the finest ever.
Edward P. Roberts, a'promineT and
wealthy resident Of Wynnewood, has
taken a house on Wen Eighth street
and moved on interesting family oe
daughters here on account OF the ~.
pe7ior educational advantages. His
mother from Paris. Texas, will preside
over The home assisted this winter by
Mrs. Reginald Forwood Of Enslap>
who will arrive shortly.
| -wse ------
Lines worth Remsmb4hng.
All must repeet those who fesrfc(
themselves, ,--BeaeonsfieId.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Dor!1Mr1T ~
our ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION.


Ibr provost marshal gives II out
That those engaged In writing verse
May still continue songs to spout.
en- though the war In getting worse
May spin the festive rOuudelay.
The ballad, sonnet or the ode.
And twang their blooming Tyres all day
According to poetic mode.
TO WOO tho too elusive muse
Is not non-essential berth,
And thus you may not have TO lose
what crowns this mlnaret of mirth
Nnd we may 30 ON stringing rhymes
Nud measured accents as OF yore,
juullled by Teutonc crimes.
Nor headed for a foreign shore.
For hards may I'M long felt want
And ply Il necessary trade,
According to the gents who haunt
The war departments desks and shade
Aud we are willing TO admit
They are essential as the gent
Who makes movie picture hit,
Or does stunt In circus tent.
The order which says work or fight
May never stay our writing hand,
Flor this Ia worn enough, all right,
AS those who Try II understand,
But LET no poet person swell
iiia chest or bean with vain ConCcIt.
or caused the kaiser TO retreat.
Though Marshal Crowder let us stay
lulil the troops and cows come home.
We need not Kid ourselves Away,
Nor feel as great az ancient Rome,
For men who fight with bombs and
guns,
And men who build our ships and
farm,
I Contribute more 10 whip the Huns.
And minstrelsy's a false alarm.
After man gets married he is
apt to come to the conclusion that
ten commandments aren't so very
many.
! What inquired an old-timer who
I cropped in TO borrow a match, is TIN,
hcre beer they are going to quit manu-
iac'urln4'' Perhaps some gadder can
furnish the answer We also stay prct'}
close to home
Having twice received kilograms not
Intended for US, may we inquire il the
aviation bureau is running the Western
| Union, now that II has come under
government controli Anyhow, the W
|. seems to he up in the air a good
deal
Many labor saving device, viii be
cyhlhIhricd at the farm power show
here in November but the farm viii
continue TO be a poor field for those
seeking sluccurc, and soft snaps
Il I' assumed that that German bea
gar. arrested here last week. camou.
ilagcd his nationality: either that. OF
hc failed to make expenses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Sidehghts On Page 6
You Win |

The kaiser he u curious.
with truth he Ia ponurlous.
His statements nll are spurious
But we've sounded his death kneI
He Is never on the leyd,
In bloody deeds he'd revel
nnd I'm certain that the devl
Would Kick him out h--l-B r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Poor Boob

"A woman can't keep secret
Snarled Mr. Gahb
She can't, CHI" replied Mrs. Gabb
Why YOU poor fat head. / knew tina,
YOU were engaged TO me six months be.
lore YOU knew it"-.l.uke Mciuke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
IGpp1it,R
Hh1I31t1eS|
@y eMleszlzl.Ee eMleszzEe Mason ~
BAD ROADS

I TRAVEL much in autos; by woods
and field, and grottos | take my
stately way and see the highway
builders blow in Our hard earned guild.
er' on road, that do not pay. They're
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Chancellor Won Hcrtling has resigned on account Of i'll
health, and there are other promncn, Huns who aren't
feeling very well
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Rcccn, rains have i ,ured Oklahoma City against a
water shortage and there excuse for anyone in This
community belonging to the great unwashcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Although Senator La Toilette absent from the
ate for several months no to have missed him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Our revised notion OF smart is who can kcc
tab on those French towns and villages fast as TN
allies are capturing them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

big Bill" Haywood is in the Leayenworth pentcu-
tay where he belongs but those who have watched his
rccr admit that took him quite awhile to reach hi,
destination
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

What" inquired an old-timer who
cropped in TO borrow a match, is TIN,
here beer they are going to quit manu-
idc'urln4'' Perhaps some gadder can
furnish the answer, We also stay prct,y
close to home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

After a man gets married he is
apt to come to the conclusion that
ten commandments aren't so very
many.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Many Lhor-saving devices viii be
cyh'hhicd at the farm power show
here in November, but the farm will
continue 10 be a poor field for those
seeking ,luccurc, and soft snaps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Il is assumed that that German bea
gar arrested here last week, camou.
iIagcd his nationality either that. O,
hr failed to make expenses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Fifteen Years Ago.

Lieutenant and Mrs Louis Kiljourns
OF Fort Robinson, Neb., have a little
son who came the first OF the week. A
telegram from Mr. Laird states that
the son is the finest ever.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

McGregor Douglas went TO Kansas
Cib yesterday.
Judge Harper visited Choctaw yes
terday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

Lines Worm Remembering.
All must reveet those who fesrsc(
themselves. -BeaeonsfieId.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28

8oibington, 16. Mdr5 1918.
In Die 8ereine, alubs, air6enqc.
metnoen rnb Organiiotionen ic.
Der Nrt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28

rale b. Natben nno b. 8ptaro ocn lie.
bcraang ilber ben Sprtillce9lbid)nitt
nnS fGmpfen auf Dem Spmmeld)ladDt.
'elO In Der Ndbc bon Gomdcuesncs
ECrunnc lit gefalleu. Inberc Ttnilips
nen oraugeu iilolid, bnpou bis sur
Sonme ppr. Sdhou am Trcitaanbeuo
nabm Die IdDarf burbrinaenbc 9rmce
ocs Generals b. Nntter bic brittle brit
tiidDe Epittiun i'm Sturm, bnrd)bradl
ne nno 5luana ben 5cinb snm Mid"
5n9. Su nnanfGOrIidDer Gerfplanna
baben Die Gurpa bes Generals uun
Silttluit nnO BON Settinae bic Summe
crrcldlt. Sam fiel mad) eiucm per.
5lueifeltcn aampf in Die 6anoc unic.
rcr Srnppen. GnaliidDc Heierpeu, Die
linen in elnem oer5ueifcltcn Nnariif
ent8egcngcmurfen muroen, crlitteu
blntige &erulite. Die Sprps Der Sc.
nerGle b, &ebern nna b. Guute uub
Die Srnppen bes Generals b. @cpl
Glngen nad elmer bcftigcn Sd,lad,t
ilber ben Grusat.Sanal."
Earis, %. WGrs. - Die Ieutldleu
baben Garis init ueittragenScn @e-
Idilten beld,uiien.
Set bente Wprgen acIeu 240 MiI.
limcter- -@eidOiie in Der SanptItabt
nnb ben &oritabten in 3tuiIdDenrau.
men bon elmer &iertelitunoe nicber.
Sebn EerIonen murben set5tet uno et-
iua ID perlunnbet, Die fiirseite Ont
fernnag BON Earis nad) Der Srunt be-
traat 100 ailometer ober 62 Mcilen.
Die Welouua, Earis peroe bum-
bnrolert, unroe bente 9tnd,mittag
amtlidg sematDt Mafreeln fir 8e.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT anf bic feinblid)en
Satterien tunroen ergriffen.
Earis, 25. MGrs. - Die @eId,ie-
fnng bon Earis aus iuciter Cutter
mnng lumrbe bente Worsen nm 1 ltbr
30 Winuten ipieoer anfsenommsn,
ieooh mad, Dem sueiten SdDnf, iuieber
nnterbruden. Rad elmer furseu
SiulIdpenpanle iunrhcu slpci lucitere
SdplsfIe ahgegshen. lin 0 llGr 10
Ufinntcn bOrte oas 8umbarbemcnt
micber anf.
Die oenfIdJe rMoniterfanune", bic
Earls bumbaroiert hat, lit i'm 8aloe
non ct. 8obain im @eiten BON 2aun
nno genan 1872 atlpmetcr, nnaefabr
rs Wetlen, bom Hatbans in garis
cntfernt, eefnnben iuprSen. Die Sd
none bat Earis aeitern ben groRten
Sell bes Cages beIdoiIen. 3ncrit fas
men Die @ranaten in 3eitabid,nitten
bon 20 Minnten, nnb Die Setunatiu.
men id)ienen in Der Sonutagsrnbe
itdrfer ais am Samstna. SpGter fie.
len bic 0elduiIe alle Is Winnten nno
ein5elnc langten iuear nur IL Minu.
ten anseiuanber an.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28
8ritiid)e tSrpnt bel ct. Gncntin
0nrdlbrDd)cu.

Sonbon, %. MGrs. - 8cmaltiss
OcntIde Nuariffe, bic bon erufeu
Wtafien Irtillerie nuo Sufanterie aus,
gefilbrt purbeu, reimlticrten in ben
Snrdbref)ung bcs britiidDen &erteioi,
gunssIgitems meitlidD BON ct. Gmen.
tin, meloct bas Oanptanarticr.
Die britiihen StreitfrGfte I'M
n6roIid)en Seile bcs Sdyladytfeloes
balten lire Stelnusen. Die i'm
Hanme pon Ct. Eneutin itebenben
britlid,en oeere sieben lid, in gutter
Srbanng in lpeitlider Jiidtung sn'
rid. Sebr beftiee Sample NIT fri.
id)en feinOlihen Sruppenmaiien iinb
ius 8ange.
! Die p6srite '6eeresleitnng fiiet bin.
sn, oaR Der Hiid5ng mad borbereiteten
IStelnnaen erfulatc.
(Gs lit bies bas erite Mal, oaf, ieit
bic iid geseniiberliegcnben Mrmeen
lid in oem @rabenipitem einniiteten,
bic @erteibigangssonc an Der @eit.
| frunt burdlbruhen ,unrbe. Sn anoc.
rem itarfen Naariffen Der gritcn,
5ransoien nnb Sentid)en gelang es
immer MIR, bic 2inie snriifsnbiegen.
Ijeopd nidt burdD bas 1efenitplpitem
5n breden. giele militariidje SdDrift.
teller iuaren Sn Der Nniidlt sefDnt-
men, oaf es iuessu Der StGrfe Der 81.
uien unm6slidD iein ,uiirbe, iie an
ornhbreden, menieitens 10 lange nidjt
cine Der beiben Seiten 10 erid)6pit
mare, baf fe bic Siellnnsen nid)t
mebr lanser bemaunen fDnnte. &C.
'limgt es ben griten nidt, bnrd, einem
8egenangrtff bic Gage iuieber bersu.
itelleu, 10 mag Gin Hiifsng an elmer
breiten ssront NIT nad)folsenocm Of
fenen Selbfampi notiuenbig iperben.
Ter Ennft, an bem bic britiidje ainie
onrdpbrufen iunrbe, liegt am iiibli-
dlen Gnbe Der beutfd)en 9lngriffss
front, bic iidD nun Nrras bis Ga sSere
eritredt. ltnierbalb bieies NbIhnittes
befinbet iidl bas sruke anie an Der
Srunt, iuu bic 2inie in ibrer gr1ften
annabernna on Earis idari mad,
Often nmbisst. Die bentId)e CfFem-
itpe bat lid, nit einer beinabe beilpiel=
loien Sdnelliafeit entiuifelt. Gin
@rnnb baSu ipirb angeoeutet in oem
Seridt bes SelbmarIhalls 6aig, in
benz es beikt, baR bic 9eutIden fort.
ipdbreub neue Sruppenf0rper beran-
bringen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28

| Us ut Die beiltge Yfltht zines ie.
Den 8urger8 lno es iolltc bon ieoen1
lBatrioten olS e!n glorrei6e5 Yrioile.
Igirm ongeleben mer6en, Den areoii
nnierer 9tegierung 81 1tnteritiiben nit
Der gleihen Nufopferltng oenielben
Goelntut, Den uniere tapferen S0bne
beDeiien, menn iie ouf ben Sd)laht.
felGern GuropoS i6r 2eben fir uns
bin9eben.
Seretdr MtcIooo bate feinen pirts
| Ianteren appea our llnteritiibung Der
| I2ibertps sInletbe an oas amerifaniidc
8rlf rihten founen. Die &an1poane
|fitr Die brittle fSreibeitSanleibe miro
lbolo eroffnet. Sinter iebem dmerifQs
lni'hen Solooten in 5rantreih, bintcr
jeOen amerifaniihen Seemo1m ouf
ben Wteeren, Iollte elm 9lrbeiter uno
9cno- -adlfer oabeim iteben. Sic ba.
!ben Die i6mierigere 9lufgabe Dor iih,
aber mir 0abeimgcbIiebenen f0nneu
BON niht geringerem Nuten iein,
Imcnn mir bieieIbe SeIbItouiopferlng
on oen Gag legen ipelhe Iie nit Der
'9rn9abe ibreS 2ebens betpetien.
g8d6renb mir l1nIeren tQglihen
@erltfspflihten in 5rieoen unb Sis
herbeit nahgeben, opfern ieoe Minl,s
tie auf ben Shlohtfelbern guropas
MGnner ibr 2eben 8ur Rettung Der
3ibiliIation. llniere eigenen topferen
Sol0aten bluten in Sranfrei6 unb
Ilnlere Seeleute, ipeid)e 9lmerifas
Gbre uno fedte auf Den Weeren bers
teioigen, finben Elm nalies Grab IN
ben 8ogen bes 9ltlantic.
8on Der GrfiiIlung Der linS iiber-
tragenen 9Irbeit bGngt o6 oas 2eben
bon tauienoeu Mdnnern unb sSrauen,
Dos Sfidial bon nlanben Rationen,
Die grboltung Der 3ibiliiotion unb
5umanitdt; uno ie pirfiamer uno
pronlpter tpir, bas Golf bon Mmcrifo,
un1er Seil TIM Tim 10 eber miro Ole
fer Shieg beenoigt iperben, INN 10
QroBer miro Die 3abl unIerer SoIoo.
ten lsnb Seelellte iein, tpelhe BON 5oo
llno 2eioen gerettet tperben, Tim 10
groBer Die 8olferihaften onberer Ra-
tionen, lpel6e bon 600 nno Inter.
oriiditng beipabrt merben.
3u arbeiten, 5u fparen, Der Gegie.
rung alle finanaielle llnterItiibllng
angebeiben su Iafien, lit Die Efliht
lntIerer gsation Der 8elt aegerriiber
es lit aber eans beionbers unIere
Filift linieren fdnpfenben WdnnernI
aeeniiber. tpelhe 81 2anb lnb su @ai-
Ter ibr aeben opfern fir ibr gaterIano |
linb ibre Witbiirger.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28

inie ME beDor in uniecer 8eidihte.
Wir mitiien unlere 5ausbaltllngsa,ls.
lagen perminbern. Dos lit cine fun
oamentaIe 9eotpenoigfeit sur @epin.
nung 6es arieges. 8urh 8ernliroe-
rltng Der perionlihcn Musgaben miro
oas, golf IN ben Stanb geiest, feline
GrIparniIie Der Heeierung ous3ulei.
ben, ipabrenb es gleif5eitig feline per-
ionlihen ginnabmen bernebren fann.
sSeoe 8erihnenoung fommt iebt eli.
mem 8erbrehen gleid)." - go erfl1rs
te Der Sefretdr bes Shobantes Mc-
boo in einern Ippea iiber nationmei!e
Sefonon1ie uno bemerfte Damn tpeiter,
bob bis oabin oas dnerifaniihe 8oIf
i'm 0nrhlbnitt iib berbdltnisndBig
neuig eingefhrdnft babe. gergriiaun-
gen ilnb aomfortert 5il entlngen babe
bis oabin bas anlerifaniihe 9olf nod
81. ipenig selernt. gas gringen bon
Spfern fir Die erobe Sabe lei eine
abiollte 9sotipenbigfeit.
9nrd) einen pl6tliden Ereisitnrs
IN 2eoer m0een Die ShIadtbduIer.
Die Sunoerttauienoe BON 91uten alf
Eager eebaIter1, einen gerInft BON
iiber $1,000,O00 erIeioen. gBie Ieio
ln1s oas tlitl
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0emaltge Seipe Der Deiden 1T Norb 6ranfrei grtte
ran50Ilbe 2inen baten Stano - Nnerttaue teben Sdue
nit aliierteu. - Obe1a bon goldewift erober.

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March
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28
9ie Arbett Der 2egislatnr.
Sat einunbfiiufsig nene 8eiete nno
lehs gemeiniame Heiulntipnen an-
genpmmen. - Ille Notfall- -8eiebc
erleoigt. 8euilligungen gum
Setrage elmer Balben Wtillipu.

True translation filed with the post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
March 2Sth, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-03-28
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