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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
Interesting Relic

j. H. Eaton, Of Leadwood, was
caller at The Times Office Friday. Mr..
Eaton has for number of years been
foreman of the Leadwood lead mill,
in which position he has made an ex-
cellent record for efficiency and trust
worthiness. He recently resigned
that position to accept similar place
in the Miami, Okla, mining field. He
came over to see his brother, DIR. J.
II. Eaton, superintendent at Satte
Hospital No, a, and other friends be-
fore leaving for his new field of la
bor.
He brought with him to The Times
office a letter that had been written
by his grandfather, Jesse Eaton, from
California, which was dated May 27.
1849, to his wife, Mrs. Sarah Eaton,
who then lived in Irondaie. The let
ter was addressed to Potosi, which
was then the only postoffice in Wash
ington county. The letter had been
sent minus envelop, but had been
folded and pasted so that its contents
were not exposed, with only the ad-
dress on the exposed portion. Nei-
ther did it bear any stamp, only q
large figure s in the upper right hand
corner, which indicated the amount 6f
postage that had been paid. The writ
ing was splendid, even compared with
the average writing af yhe present
day, which indicates that the writer
must have had an unusual education
for the time in which he lived.
The writer was among those who
were attracted to the California gold
fields in that memorable rush, driv-
ing an OK team the entire distance.
In the letter he states that from 8 to
20 miles of the long journey were
covered each day, which is slight
indication of the many hardships that
had to be surmounted in making such
a trip in those days. The letter is
highly priced by Mr.. Eaton.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
Noted Speakers
Here Next Week

County Farm Agent A. I. Foard
has been notified by the State Coun-
Gil of Defense that Hon. A. N. Lind
sey, of Clinton, Mo-, and an eastern
speaker of note will be in st. Francois
county next Friday and until noon
Saturday, for the purpose Of deliver
ing patriotic addresses. These speak
,ers are to fill the dates that will be
arranged for them by the County
Council of Defense, and every effort
will be made to enable as many peo-
pie in St. Francois county to hear the
visitors as is possible.
The local committee understands
that the dates in this county will
close the present campaign for these
speakers. This being true, efforts will
be made to keep them in st. Fran
co.'s county until Saturday night, in
order to fill more speaking dates. The
dates so far arranged for is: Bis
marck, Friday afternoon and Farm
ington Friday evening. If it should
prove impossible to keep them here
for Saturday evening, arrangements
may be perfected to exchange the
speakers between Pennington and
Flat River for Friday evening, as it
would require but slight intermission
to exchange them between those two
points.
The purpose of the local committee
is to enable as many people to hear
these two eminent speakers as posi-
BILE, in order to spread the spirit of
enthusiasm, which they are expected
to arouse, in every part of the coun-
ty. The people must be made to feel
and to understand the alarming con-
ditions that are now in existence, to
the end that all must feel the most
unusual Importance of lending their
assistance to the government in this
time of greatest need. Every citizen
of this county should hear these men.
Their message is of greatest impor-
tance to all.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
Second Trial
for Murder

The second trial of Fred Henson, on
the charge of murder, is occupying the
attention of Circuit Court this week.
The first trial resulted in hung ju-
ry. Also in the first trial Henson and
Dewey Lands were tried in conjunc-
ton on a murder charge, but sew
erance has since been granted. The
effort of the defense is again to es-
tablish an alibi, which in the former
trial was made to appear very strong.
On the other hand, the State produced
at least one witness who swore pos
itively that the defendant had admit
ted to him that he had done he killing.
A hard fight is being made by both
sides, and the case given into the
hands of the jury yesterday evening.
Hon. o. l.. Munger, of Piedmont, is
assisting in the defense.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
A FINE EXAMPLE

Esther, Mo-, Feb. %, 1918.
Knowing that the Military Council
is a special commission appointed by
the Secretary of War as branch of
the War Department of Training Ac-
tivities, and that its work is to pro-
vide GOOD CLEAN WHOLESOME
ENTERTAINMENT for soldiers in
uniform in national army and guard
camps; f.
Therefore be it resolved, that we,
the superintendent and teachers of the
Esther Public Schools, present a
Dollar Smileage Book to every young
man of the district called to the col
ors in this quota, Feb. 25th and March
4th, 1918.
The Esther Public Schools inaugu-
rated drive for the sale of thrift
stamps recently. They have sold to
date $19S worth with the drive under
full swing. Feb. % a program was
given which netted STAT. The ad-
mission was 25c with a thrift stamp
thrown In.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01

The Times management is much
grieved to hear of the death of Har-
ry Mater, of Cape Girardeau, which
occurred in that city last Friday
rather suddenly, from the effects Of
an operation. Deceased, in partner
ship with his two brothers, Fred and
George, was owner of the Cape Girar-
deau Republican. He was also an es-
teemed member of the Southeast Mis-
souri, Press Association. Harry Ma
ter was married about two years ago,
and leaves his wife and 8-months old
child, together with other relatives
and many friends to mourn his un-
timely death.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01
New Subscribers

The following new subscriptions for
The Times have been received the
past week: @
J. B. Laws of Route 5, J. C. Alex
ander, o. W. Bleeck, and Mrs. S. A.
Elgin of Pennington, Edward Grif-
fard, W. E. Golfer and C. C. Benham
of Flat River, Mrs. Clara Blackwell
of Blackwell, H. N. Bono of Doe Run,
c. I. Garrett of Bismarck, r. Roux of
Bonne Terre, John D. Vance of Ell
wins, c. Canterberry of Knob Lick,
Jeff Turley of Frankclay, DR.. T. L.
Haney of Flat River.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01

1447 Thos. Henry Denton, Leadwood.
1450 Mcdowell Bayless, Knob Lick.
1853 Mike Medvek, Bonne Terre.
i464 Claude Martin, Marquand.
1869 Henry Nash, Blackwell.
l471 VIM. Earl Beaudin, Elvins.
i472 John Emet Keay, Bismarck.
1475 Harry Arthur Strayhorn, Flat
River.
1491 James Benjamin Harris, Bonne
Terre.
1892 Benedetto Rosillo, 1926 S. Broad
way, st. Louis.
1893 Alvin August Mcdonnell, 2810
N. 18th ST., st. Louis.
1897 VIM. Roy Rice, Knob Lick.
1916 Joseph James Moranville, Sill
yer Lake,
1921 John Vargo, Bonne Terre.
1922 Frank Mark, Flat River.
1923 Leonard Albert Meesey, Bonne
Terre.
1850 Gentry White Keith, Grand
Ave. Bank, st. Louis.
1851 Clarence Henry Heitman, FL
wins.
1860 Wendelyn Rosamond Falk,
Bonnie Terre.
1866 Ernest johnson, Festus.
1870 Homer Lee Barton, Flat River.
1879 Ignac Michalski, Leadwood.
1875 James r. Crawford, Doe Run.
1852 John Robinson Doss, Miami,
Okla.
1890 James Kennett Davidson, Bis
marck.
1891 Fred Lee Miller, Knob Lick.
1896 Bunion Gentry Bailey, West
Fork, Mo.
1896 James Peter McLaren, Knob
Lick.
1902 Lee Elser, Doe Run.
1908 Roy Davis, Esther.
1913 Luigi Brambella, 5032 Daggett
Ave-, st. Louis.
1914 Charley Louis Buscher, Bonne
Terre.
1917 Jeff Davis Poston, DeSoto r. l..
1922 Carson G. Pryor, Desloge.
1923 Lawrence Milton Shields, Bonne
Terre.
1852 Ollie Gallagher, Flat River.
1884 Millard Lawrence, Flat River.
1886 Guy Samuel Tubbs, Bonne
Terre.
1910 Reuben Henry Tangye, Flat
River.
1871 Alonzo R. Bloom, Cantwell.
1876 Fred Sullivan, Flat River.
1877 James Marvin Denton, Lead
wood.
1850 Will Edgar Canterberry, Knob
Lick.
1897 Robt. Allen Britten, Farming
ton.
1903 John Ezra Son, Bonnie Terre.
1907 Otto Hill, Nayior, Mo,
1908 Teny Martunuk, Flat River.
1710 Grover G. Lowe, Powe, Mo.
1712 Samuel w. Thurman, Doe Run.
TIA Amos Lestex Morris, Leadwood
1922 Frederick Henry Halter, FARM
ington. :
1924 Claud Raymond Halle, Elvins.
1888 Joseph Gorda, Flat River.
1885 John B. Hoehn, Pennington.
1888 Sam Nichols Turley, Bonne
Terre.
1889 John Clark McDavid, 5755
Kingsbury Pl., St. Louis.
1740 John Tamasauck, Leadwood.
1741 George Duncan, Flat River.
176S Francis Anthony Hunold, Per-
ryville.
1773 Samuel Turley, 713 Austin ST.,
Webb City.
1885 Sidney Edward Leigh, Flat
River.
1887 James Ed Griffard, Ste. Gene
We've.
1889 Joseph Chris Herbst, Doe Run.
1896 Clarence Clark, Reynolds, Mo.
1915 John Edw. Bragg, So. Bethle-
hem, Pa.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01

that the ladies magically brought
forth.
The Local Board has received no.
tice that the remaining SO boys, sub
ject to this draft, are to go next Mon
day, and have so notified all to report
in Pennington at $3.50 on March 4th,
for entrainment. Another great
crowd is expected next Monday, and
The Times is informed that the ladies
will again have a dinner prepared
that will long live in the memories of
the soldier boys.
Following is the list of those who
will leave next Monday:
Order ..
No.
66 Irving T. Ray, Wynne, Ark.
1893 John Allen Durbin, Conway,
Mo.
712 Raymond Umfeet, Mine La
Motto.
795 Arthur Allen Grantham, Bonne
Terre.
$40 James Caddick Riddles, valle's
Mines.
S61 Geo. Anderson Wann, Elvins.
869 Roy McClurg, Bismarck.
SIT Frank Leabig, Leadwood.
949 Clarence Robt. McClanahan,
Bismarck.
958 James H. Thurman, Elvins r. /.
979 John Coate Ruddock, Elvins.
104S VIM. Lewis Taylor, Pennington
1864 VIM. Umfeet, Mine La Motto.
1116 Kossuth VIM. Blomeyer, Farm
ington.
1921 Henry Paul Williams, Gordon,
Texas.
1156 Arch Walter Bequette, Flat
River.
ITO John Intitisoto Dregot Dalega-
ia, 831 N. 9th St., St. Louis.
1902 Charles Edgar West, Bismarck.
1889 Stanley Haynes, Pennington.
1242 Francis A. Gilbert Polite, Ell
wins.
1857 Emary Smith, Esther.
1860 Emmett Arthur Smith, Farm
ington.
1880 VIM. Ernest Campbell, Desloge.
1889 Philip Samuel Cole, Jr., Farm
ington.
1903 Emmett Alonzo Sutterfield,
~a Fiat River. ~
1911 Harley Henry Koch, Greenriv-
er, Wyoming.
1880 Edw. Allen Oelson, 1889 S. Van
deventer, st. Louis.
1881 John F. Williams, Desloge.
1882 Rieman Gabriel Risor, Waynes-
boro, Miss.
1916 John Walter Main, 1907 Able
white, Cleveland, Ohio.
1347 Charley Zone, 5135 Wilson, st.
Louis.
1864 Willard A. Turley, DesIoge.
1870 John VIM. Denton, Leadwood.
1877 Newt Huff, Flat River.
1873 Edw. Joseph Klob, Pennington.
1884 Martic Cruise, Womack.
1885 George F. Simpson, Farming
ton Route /.
1888 Louis Edw. House, Bonne Terre
1400 Elmer Rosemore Pratte, Bonne
Terre.
1408 Branford Joseph Polite, Elvins.
1419 Burt Francis Bequette, Bonne
Terre.
1920 Edward Dalton, st. Francois.
1421 Fred VIM. Fuhrmeister, Farm
ington.
1922 Lee Edw. Hightower, Knob
Lick.
1923 Dennis Joseph Pratte, Bonnie
Terre.
1441 Elmer Ray Short, Elvins.
1445 Oscar Felix Bequette, Bonne
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1918-03-01

John Neidert came near having a
serious accident Sunday afternoon on
the Ste. Genevieve road, near Zell
station, when his car collided with one
driven by Tom Ayers, breaking a
spring and giving John and his pas
sengers quite severe bump. He
succeeded in getting to Ste. Gene
We've, where repairs were made.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03
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frl,lter beitcllte. Iber id) bad)tc, oab
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mann. SD fiible mid jcst. nab @e'
bral,b etlidcr 6lniden alpenfrGutcr,
pollit1noig geiuno uno ihlafc gut bic
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in Der erfplgrcidcn @ebonolun9
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bic Dem pprecldrittencn Nlter eigcn
iino, miro bon fcincn anocrcn, llrs
befonnten Seilmittcl ilbcrtroffcrt. IS
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tbcfe. gs miro MIR bl,rd b%eionbcre
2pfalagcnten 9clicfcrt, ODER oircft bon
Or. Geter Sabrncp & Cons 60,
2501 @aibington 9lpb., Chicago,
Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

Die Silent 2llmber 60. bat nit
Ser Sobns.M amille 60. elm Ibfom-
men getroffen, oieielbe in Oieiem unb
ben unlieeenoen Counties 5l rcprt.
%ientieren unb lit babcr in Der Gage i'm
&lein. ioiuie audi im @rob-Sanoel
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crr, iopie jeoer anberen &laiie bon
fabri5ierten 9adern unb 0ad-Wia-
terial ieber glrt gu liefern. Sn jeber
Stabt miro elm llnter.SGnoler er.
rannt %iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03
I. 7. @iflcD sun Sunbrsicnatur
ernannt.

@ollp. 8uroncr bat alt Wontag
Abcn0 Den ct. Coulter Ibppfaten
uno icbigen SSnblfonmiii1r Reno.
pbpn Z. gSililep gum 9rnbesicnotor
~crllannt, oils gtahfolger bes beritorbc-
men Scnotors Stone. Gr bat oen go,
ten ongCllnmlhe!t.
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babe i'm alcid nnh ocn So6e bcs
Scnators Stonc I'M Sinne eebabt
unb babe ons 4mt MIR bespegen at.
crit iold)en Serren a~neeboter, mie
Srancis, Glarf mo @rupcs, ipeiI CT
gGpllBt babe, bab feincr bon linen
Den Eoiten annebmcn pilroe. Son
@aibington ats pcrlalltete, Dab
Srancis ols @cianbter in HriBlano
uncntbebrlid lei. Spred)er Gbalnp
Glarf iagtc, or miiiie ailf ieinem $50.
item blcibcn uno Sberridter @rapes
crlpicbcrtc, bab ibml feline icbige 9e.
ihGitigllng als &idtcr better 5uiagc,
alS Scnntor al iperben. Illc brei CT.
baltcn ieet idon mcbr @cbalt. oils Elm
@unbcsicnotor pcroicnt, nno bo5l,
mGre cine aontpngnc I'M Mrlgl,it fir
oic Domination uno int Topcmber fir
sic gSicoerlpobl n0tbig. limo bos
lpilroc icocsmol 10 an bic $4,000 fl.
item. @aan crmGblt, 10 sudie bas
Damn innrler mir fir ben unpolcnbc.
ten Sernlin bcS ncrit. Senators @nl.
5. Stonc, wcldcr in Oc3ember 1920
SSnbcnn Die orci 6enunnten
Bic Gbrc ohiflitGcL mllroc bcnl
Boupcrncllr Scr @cg ge6ffnet, icincn
ocriGnlihcn Srcuno @ilflcp bon ct.
eollls 81 crnc1nen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

q. $. Sartfc lit iebt ser Glerf
in Gbr. Gberlin & CONS Gilennua.
rcnDalolung.
Or. S6olI's uIrb Supports"
in 3. q. gtict's Sicrte StraBc Sdub.
gcid)aft.
SRI. ella Streblp, bon ct.
Souis, belinbet ii6 bier, olf @eill6
bel ibren Ingeh0rigcn.
81. 8. @entel, fpclder Yrin5ipal
Der Sdrllc IN Sronton mar, beiinoct
lid g%cgcnmdrtig 5ubauie.
STRAIT 81. 6. Settler befinoet ii6
9cg~cnmGrtig a,f @cil,d bel Scripono-
ten in ct. 2pllis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
2, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sas biciige Eoltunrt bat bis jest
iiir $4,000 &ricgsiporularfen Der
fault.
-0ie bieiigcn DOB Selloms babcr
sic Sunlmc bon $500, unb bic God.
ter Tcbcccas bic Sumnlc bon $50 IN
SrciGcits- BONDS angelegt.
-@cgcnm0rtig iinb nod 163
Mann ilbrig in &loile i. &on Oieicl
3ubl iino nllc, bis oitf 81, fGbie fit,
bcn ullacn,cincn Milit1r OienIt.
-Nmos @pli bon Camp Sltnltoll,
mar ilbcr ocn lcttcn SnnlStng uRh
Sollntog boGcin1. nlrf IS StunOclr
llrlallb.
Sic biciigc Sogc Ser Sbb Sci
Ions bciitt cine Oicuitilogge nit 2
Sterncn; clncn fir &urrp &rocttlp
uno cincn filr Eolll @ug, mcldc hcibc
infer Ser SABINE bcs 2unoeS oicncn.
Sic biciige 2oge Der Soo Sci.
Ions ~iciertc onl norigcn 9om1crStag
Den Gotten Snbrestag 6es Sroens nit
cinem 8anfctt in Gourab's %ollc. @ei
Oicicr @clegcnbcit mltrbc an Wurtin
&un5, uon Gtlo1, Ser IS iGbrigc &C.
tcrancn- &nopi ilbcrreid)t.
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Illgltltu Octtercr, mcldcr bon oel
GrStlidcn Gruminutprcn in Camp
6unlton cincn ebrcnpollcn Ibidico
crbiclt, lit ON lcttcn Snnntog bier
nlgcfonmcn. &crr Scttercr Qcbortc
ST. Der Nbtbcillng mclhc an 4. Npril
bon bier nah Camp Sllnlton ging.
Ole nddItc Ibtbcillng Der &c.
giltrantcn miro om 10. Moi per
9abn5llg obrciicn. Is iino MIR T
Mann einbcruien lrno bicie miiiien
lid in ocn Seifcrion 9arrods meloen.
Die 2ofal . @eborbe bot bic Gegi,
,itrontcn fir oieic Ginberufumg nod,
nift %allsgcipdblt.
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nGhlter 3cit ein 9nieball Seam or.
goniiicrcn uno Sen 9allparf in gutelI
! 3uItonb ~perieben, Damn i6logen mir
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miro, melde benielbcn au @ortcn.
5pedcn benl,teu pcrocn. Scr Eart
entbGlt cin 5ienllid 9rofcs Ircol
irilhtbarcn gobens unb, I'M Sinhlid
allf sic @ihtigfeit Der Iabrlrnas.
prohibition. oils Silfc gum @cninnen
ocs &rieges, miirben lid sic Gigen-
thinner bes Torfs eil,er TfIihtper,
nahl1iiigung ihulbig MADDEN. pen,l
lie bieies @%rrnoitiif nliiiiig licael
~loiicn. MiiIiiacs @elo ober miiiiises
9anb ioll nidt gcbuloct ipcrocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03


-Srau hilbert Barrels befinoet lid
mGbrcno bicicr @odc in ct. 2ollis.
*Splcn bon Sort, mo BON 2anlm
ipollc, in Hief's Shubgeid6it al Der
Gierten StraBe.
gu Smitb's Sallc finoet ON
nIditcn Snm3tuq gbcn0 (mprgcn)
cine Sun6umtcrbultlulg 'tatt.
IL. Sdoll's Salbc, ioIuic Sol
tier iilr !0ilbucrullgcn lrlb @Culcr, bel
Z. y. Hief.
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las. Ger. bier cilgctroiien 5u flr5cnI
Vcildl icincr &it0rr, ionic aud 81.
s. ). GallQbcIl mo Wnttin.
Nd6ltcn Sumatog (nlorgeD
abcll0 miro cine &crianmlung ocs
Commercial Glub i%tuttiiuoen. is
miro erlpartct onB iGnumtlidC Nit
gIic0cr cridcIncr.
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OH lcbten 0lcnstng ppn einem mcbr.
p0dc1tliden 9cild) bel ibren God
tern IN Gubu, Mp., unb in St. 2oniS.
6llrild9ctcbrt.
Strait Sobn $. 2oboubc, 6rl.
Ilicc Mteper lnlb &nrrp Gobollbc ira
fen an Mo1tug Sicicr @rdc bon Ger.
ger bier eill, llnl @crmonote 5ll be
iitfen.
-sSnl. Suenfel, 4lirco Nilfcr-
baltmer, Scrn1. StriBcl, Grnit un0
&m. Sdlottog bon SwcnsrilIc t. /.
3. uno SoIbuu Soppmcper nno "a.
Mile bon OlpcnaUillc morcn 9cltcrn
bier in ecidGftlidcn Nngclcgcnbcitcn.
-Srnu Ycurl @ci$broo mo &c
ren So9n WclOin, meldc sic @Gitc
bon @nl. @ottcrnloml mnb 8ottin, 10.
6rou Gorl Cell, gcipcicn lpnrcn, rel.
ltcn on pcraongcncn Sonntna nodl-
boltic, nod Ct. Souis, Suriid.
STRAIT &. &ciicI fam oll lcstell
Sonnio9 bon ct. SnuiS, mi bicliQc
Srclul0c 81 bcilthcl1. Iu 9ienstng
reiitc tic bon bier nod Glcon, INT
ibren Sobn, &crmum 2cliel mo
beiicn Somilic ju bcilhcu.
Ser leete Wontog mar fir bic
Ggaers Willirlg so. cin lcbr ocihGf.
tiger Gag; bon Nab uno bon Scrn
brahtcn sic Surmer ibrcn @ciscn.
Set longcr Belt boben mir an cincnl
Gage nid)t 10 piclc To~rrruogcn IN Der
Stabt 9eicbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

nanlltcn bier &inocr Scr Grblaiicrill
pertbcilt merbcn. ". 9. 2ucp lub
s. &. Sole iino oils Seltamlcnts Toll-
~itrefer ernannt. Sic itellten @ilrg.
idait I'M 9ctrogc bon Sis. 900. 2allt
Seitanlcnt lpllroe ". 9. 2acp glci6,
falls gum Sornuuno iiber Sobn Z.
Sole crnannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

" Shubidniirc bon jeocr 2Gnee
uno icbcr Sorbc. III .. o.. 9iief's
S6ubgcidGit an Scr &icrtcn StraGc.
Ter biciigc Sdiitenpcrcin miro
onl rdd)iten 5pcitcn Sum icin 6riiD
ling@ Shiltcnfcit obNnltcn.
Yolitlr iilr ullc Shubr, in ..
Is. 9fict'S &icrtc Strabe SduDee.
if1ft.
-Ncn. &rctcr, nctit 0ottin, iopic
ScnrD !Soi1,s uno @nttin, pon Ban.
bcion0cn lid, an lcbtcn GicnStog I'M,
fer bc1 biciigcn @clud)crn.
~. Com. Mollpin un,o tSnnlilic
bcgubcn ild IN pori9cr @od)c nod)
Fotsoom. Gbmorb b%cborptct or ia,
be ocm Nut n5uriid 5ur Surnt," nid)t
longer miocrItCbcn fGuncn.
Sic S%crnlunllcr Sflllcn mer0ell
oen gcgcnmGrtiNcn Gcrnlin an "a.
Mai ihlicBcn, Ias ~olliGbrlidc Ntai.
frt Scr ShulW mllr0c ouf bcn 26.
Ntoi angeicbt.
4 Iubcr mlcren &nltfurrcn5.@ro
ccrp.Y redcu. oficriercn mir Sortbeilc
nuo groBc &orthcilc, in ScrbGltnif
bon 1G SIT 1 in oun @cItrcbcn lnicrer
iuTnltliNen Mnarcnporrotb bis gum
/. Scptembcr 81 p%crfollicn.
| 8. 6. Gtt. Wcrgcr, NO.
-Socob Sbunmltb ulb Wtar Sci.
ocrlclt, Don Mc&ittrif, itottctcn bcl
Nruterci on lcbtcn Somstog cincr
@cilth ub. @ic @crr &ioerlcn ulls
mittbciltc ucrlnr or in Der perGnrgc.
men @ohc cine ~ncrtbpollc WIhrc
9as Cher trot uuf id,cinbur icitcl
@o0cn; untcr ocmiclhcn befono lid
icooh cine 5 Sub ticfc N~l,sbGblirng
0os Efcrb brad nit Den Snroerbci,
men ourh nno pl,roe ourh sen Stl,ri
g%etobtet.
True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
2, 1918, a required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Sic Serf1uicr bon Srcibeits
Bombs eridicnen bieier Gage Dor sc,
bieiigen 2oge Der eagles" init Sen
Sorihlag DOB Die Spgc Sen Yetrof
bon $3.50 in Srcibcits. @onSs anlegcr
iolle. als antiuort bicrartf iflueer
Der Sber- Iolcr ionic olld Sic iibri
gen Gbler, breimol nit Sen SliigeIr
mo bcrbreifuhtcn Sen obigcn @etrog
Die 2oge cignet iett bcn @ctroa Dor
$t100 IN Bombs ser Sreibets Ir,
leibe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03

Sn ibrcm Scitomcnt, bonn ID. Sllni
1917 uno bc5cllgt bon GbnS. g. Sett
ltl6 6. s. SenslcD, perfiigt Sralt
Snrab Sole, ipel6c an If. april,
1913, in ibrcr @obnung. in Scr NGbe
bon Canaan, ltarb, ilber ibr Gigen-
tbum mic fplgt: Nnd 9eItinmllng
boB Elm @uptiiten Grcbiger an ibrcn1
@robe nmtiercn iolI, ioipie BOB Elm
i6nIi6cs Wpnumlcnt mic boSjcniDe
uuf Dem 8rabe iDrcs 6atten aud allf
ilrcm @rubc crridtct mcrOcn ioll,
%olttboriiiert bas Scitnmcnt sic @oll-
ltrcrfer iGmmtlidcn @runobclib TO-
mic altf ous belncelidc @igcntbum
fiir @unr 81 pcrfoufen; cntipebcr ailf
Dem Iuftions-ober onf Dem Fripnt
@cg. Sbrc Gnfclin Mollie Sole,
crbGlt bic Slrmlnc bon S.. Stir ei-
ncn @rabitcin ol,f benz @rabe ibres
Gnfcls, bcs pcr%ltorbencn Sobn @.
Sole, lit bic Suntme bon 500 alls-
geiebt. Sbren brei Sodtern, Sarab
g., @orriet u. lnb 2i5sie q. bers
mod)t bic Grblaiicrin ibr iGmnttli6cs
@eiliigel iunb Sen Snbalt bca Haudl-
bauics, beitcbcnb aus @eiaen, &orn,
uim. Sbr inpalioer Sobn, Sobn z.
Sole, crb1lt cine 9cttitellc ncbit 9ett-
5cllg, elm Yfero neblt Sottcl unb
3olln. ionic Die Sllnme bon $1,000
aus ibrem NadlaB; Die @ollitreder
iollen bieic Summe fir Den genanns
ten, inpalibcn Sobn perlpalten, unb
sic Sinicn bieier Sirmlnc iollen filr
oen llntcrbalt bieies Sobnes pertpcn'
oct lpcroen. Sas SeItament beItimnlt
ferner gang ipe5iclL, oaB bon oieiem
inDali0en Sobn feline forperlldle Mrs
belt perlanet merben ioll. Nad iel-
mem Sobe ioIl allf ieinem @rabe ein
Wonumcnt erridtct merben, gellai, 10
mie sic Monrmlente allf Sen 8rGbern
icines Satcrs unb ieiner Wllttcr. Scr
Heit bcs Hadlaiies ioll su glciden
Sbcilcn inter sic ~fplgenbcn &inoer
Scr Scrltorbenen bertbeilt perben:
Is. 6. Sole, Sarab 9. Cities, Sarriet
@. 2ocp unb 2i55ie u. 9rel,cr. @os
mad Dem Snoc hes uneliidlibcn Sob.
mes bon bcn 9ctrug Scr $1,000, nod
Ib5l,g Der Soften fiir bos Ionltment,
nod iibrie bleibt, loll elcidfalls, 5u
aleiden Sbcilen. inter Die obcnac-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-03
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

.@earInbet 1911.
@apital $4,000. l1eberi&uB $4,000
@utbaben iiber $4,000.
8etreibt elm a1Ipemeines Yantgeihaft.
8e3ablt 4 Bro5ent aui Belts epoitten.
8eaablt 3 8rD3ent auf Spar epp1iten.
6at Siberbeitss Sepufts8dften gu bernie.
then.
unb bittet freunbliht nm cure 8unb:
ibaft.
Dtreftpren:
Simon 8oeser, 6. ". Meper,
y. gngelbreft, VI. ". WpeGer,
5eeo. 8uihmann, gbaS. @. Omen,
6enrp %2anaenbera.