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Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
F F|RS-|DAy.
TOTAL
IS $4,000
Ell 'CENTRO RESPONDS ENTHUSI-
ASTICALLY TO CALL FOR SUB
SCRIPTIONS TO THIRD WAR
LOAN-EXPECT $65 900 BY MID
NIGHT AND QUOTA IN WEEK.
w. S. Fawcett Subscribes $4,000 to
the Cause and John +. Davis S1O,-
OG0-Banks and Large Companies
Yet to Be Heard FrOm-CalexicO
Has $4,000.

Eel Centre will dump $65,OOO into
Liberty's lap tonight at the close Of
the first days campaign for the Third
Liberty Loan
At press time, 5000 had been SUBJ
scribed in this city, and the campaign
had not yet been thoroughly organ
lied. Tonight's meeting is expected
to swell the total at least $4,000.
John E. Davis, in charge Of the Ell
Centre campaign, stated that placti-
cally none of the large companies,
banks or railroads had been heard
from, the subscriptions today repre-
senting personal subscriptions almost
exclusively. He himself subscribed
$1,000.
Manager E. E. Anderson of the I'm
perial Valley Hardware Company sub
scribed $500 for the company, Mr..
Myers and himself before he started
out on a canvassing tour of the busi-
ness district.
! Will S. Fawcett tipped the loan
scales with subscription of $4,000.
This will be one of the largest per-
sonal subscriptions in the Valley.
! Constable c. c. Toney brought in
$500 in cash and put the dollars down
for ten bonds.
! The Union Oil Company's subscrip-
ton for Ell Centre is $S,OOO
/ Calexico had subscribed 100000 at
noon today, and the bond workers IN
that city telephoned that they expect
ed to make it 100000, or half the
quota, by night
Rrawley phoned in subscriptions of
$4,000 by , D. m., expecting $4,000
by 9 p. m.
QUOTAS OF VALLEY CITIES.
Chairman King this morning an
nounced the quotas of the various dis
>tricts Of Imperial Valley, represented
by the principal cities and towns.
Each of these districts are subdi-
vided into smaller districts, but the
quotas of each are included in those
of the cities. The list is as follows:
Ell CentrO. $1S2,25O.
CaleXicO, $2G7,25O.
Brawley, $4,000.
Imperial, SS2.25O.
HOltville, $1,000.
Calipatria $4,000.
Heber, $1,000.
Seeley $4,000.
The first bonds will be available on
May 8. They are non-convertible ten
year bonds and bear four and quar-
ter per cent interest. AS to taxa
ton, they are on the same basis as
last year.
UNION OIL co. is NO. /.
The Union Oil Company of Califor-
mia is Buyer No. l on the Imperial
county list
Yesterday morning Chairman King
was notified by wire of the cOmpany's
action placing $4,000 of the con-
Germs million dollar subscription in
Ell CentrO.
Heber has long start in the race
for the "hOnOr flag" which flies above
the town first making it's quota.
Cashier W. A. Harlan of the First
National Bank of Heber announced
last night that Heber had already sub
scribed $3.50. or half of its quota,
and that today the other half would
be subscribed.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

London, April 6.-The British
by counter attack late yester-'
day in the neighbOrhOOd of Han
gard improved their positions
south of the SOmme somewhat.
Below Ayette, in the sector north
of the SOmme, the struggle con-
tinued with violence until late yes
terday evening, the Germans at
lacking necessarily. The Germans
attacked COrbie, in the. valley of
the S0mme. at daybreak today,
according TO Reuters cOrrespOn-
dent. The enemy advanced in
dence waves. The main German
thrust appears to be west of Vaie
woods, towards the principal Ami
Cns road.
The British improved their pO-
sitions east of Fonquevillers. north
of the SOmme, in successful at
tack yesterday.
The weather has improved, but
aviators are still hampered by
poor visibility.
GERMAN LOSSES TERRIBLE.
(By Associated Press)
With the French Army in France
April 6-There is no relaxation in tn
German efforts today north of Mont
didier between Themes and Grivesnes
A few French divisions faced and hel,
back nearly four times their numbe
Of selected German troops. Division
of the German Guard suffered espe
rially heavy losses, seven entirely fresl
divisions being among the enemy at
tacking troops. French artillery
mostly field guns, brought forward
the Germans numerically un
til their supplies and ammunition wer
Prisoners affirm that tn
German losses have been terrible an
that many companies have been re
duced below fifty. Each German ha
two days ratiOns and two water bot
ties. Each had map showing tn
proposal arrival of attacking troop
at the various Objectives, one of whic
was Paris.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
|ND|CT |. v. v. FOR
SABOTAGE, At SACT0
(By Associated Press)

Sacramento, April 6.-Five alleged
industrial Workers of the World have
been indicted by United States grand
jury, charged with conspiracy to OBJ
struct the governments war work and
sabotage. These are the same charges
as those against the 50 |. w. VS.
addicted last February.
One man indicted today was found
hiding in the basement of the capi-
tol.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

Concord, N H., April 6.--The old
bronze bell which summoned Concord
farmers to arms in ITS rang again
today to call forth the resources of
the citizens to support the loan.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

Boston, April 5.-The greatest pa
rade ever held here signalized the first
anniversary of Americas entry into
the war and the opening of the Third
Liberty Loan drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
DETERMINED TO SAVE
AMIENS, BRITISH AND
FRENCH T H r UST
BACK FOE WITH I'M
MENSE LOSS TO HUNS.
TeutOns Cease Their Attacks
on the French Line and
Concentrate in a Supreme
Effort to Sever the Ami
ems Railway.
(Rv Associated Press)

LONDON, APRIL 6.-THE ASSO-
GATED PRESS HAS OBTAINED
FROM THE ADMIRALTY REPORTS
OF DETAILS OF THE RECENT DE-
STRUCTION OF TEN GERMAN
SUBMARINES By NAVAL AIR
CRAFT. SEAPLANES DESTROYED
EIGHT AND DlRIGiBLES SUNK
THE OTHERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

Philadelphia, April 6.--The principal
feature of the program at the OPEN
ing of the Third Liberty Loan drive
here today was an address by Secre-
tary McAdoo, who is beginning tour
of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
AMERICANS TO GIVE
HUNS SURPRISE OF LIVES
(By Associated Press)

London, April 6.--"During the next
few weeks America will give the Prus-
sian military junkers the surprise of
their lives" Premier Lloyd George
elegraphed the lord mayor Of Lon
don on the occasion of luncheon cele-
brating the anniversary of Americas s
entry into the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
President Reviews Troops.

Baltimore, April 6.-The president
reviewed 10000 troops at Camp Meade
today and will open the Liberty Loan
here tonight with an ad-
dress in the Fifth Regiment armory.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

Paris, April 6.-German attacks
against the French on the battle
frcnt have ceased. There was viO-
lent artillery fighting last night
and south Of Avre. There were
no infantry actions. The long
range bomhardment of Paris was
resumed.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
Alleged Robbers Caught.
(By Associated Press)

Sacramento, April 6.-James and
Ira Wray, two brothers, charged with
robbing the Palcedro, Cal. postoffice,
have been brought here from Red
ding.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, April 6.-Announce-
ments of er-subscriptions to the
Third Liberty Loan, received at head
quarters of the Twelfth reserve dis
tricts from scores Of towns, included
Coalinga, with $1,000 oversubscribed.
MADEIRA county has also exceeded it's
quota.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
TRADE Commission
FINISHES INQUIRY
(By Associated Press)

Washington, April 6.-The Federal
Trade Commission has completed its
investigation of flour milling and job
bing cost and has sent its report TO
the president. The commissions fig
ures will be used by the Food Adj
ministration in determining fair prices
for flour.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
fBy Associated PresS)

Los Angeles, April 6.-Bombs fired
at dawn awoke the people to witness
the dropping of Liberty Loan leaflets
from airplanes, which inaugurated the
Third Liberty Loan drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By ASSOCIATED Press)

Camp Kearney, April 6.-Soldiers
of the 'Fortieth division stationed here
are assisting in the opening Of Lib
,erty Loan campaigns in a number of
places in this vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

San Francisco, April 5.-San Benito
county has over-subscribed its quota
of the Liberty loan by more than &c.,
900.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
(By Associated Press)

Sacramento, April 6.-Three hun
dred men paraded the streets at mid
day today, singing songs appealing to
the public to buy Liberty bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
GERMANS HURL DENSE
WAVES AGAINST AYETTE
MANY COUNTIES
EXCEED LO A n
QUOTAS 1ST DAY

Response to Call for Sub
scriptiOns to Third Liberty Loan in
CalifOrnia-COalin the First City
to Report Its Quota to the Twelfth
Reserve Bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-06
FLYING CAMP
At INLAND
POSSIBILITY
r. SUTTON, FLYER, LEASES
BUILDING AND GROUNDS IN
MAIN LINE CITY FOR FLYING
SCHOOL WHICH MAY BE USED
BY GOVERNMENT.

dTtS vi IWO All plducS arrive duu
More on the Way-Eastern Students
Are COming-Flying Over the Sal
ton Sea Has Great Advantages, Avi-
atOr Says.
Imperial Valley may get an avia-
ton camp.
E. H. AlcOtt of inland called at The
Press office today and stated that J.
A. Sutton, an Eastern aviator, had
leased the Quinn building, On Main
street. inland, with five acres ad-
joining, for the purpose of establishing
flying school which may become 4
government flying station.
Parts of two airpianes have arrived
at INLAND for Sutton. He expects more
to come within the next few weeks
Although maintaining silence on this
point, it is believed Sutton was sent
to test out the possibilities of NilanG
as an aviation camp for the federal
flying forces.
Sutton states that he chose INLAND
because of it's proximity to SaltOn sea
which formed an ideal place for teach.
ing the uninitiated how to fly.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05
Der 8ulbiescn.

Die srDbte SbIternte lett fie63le
Sabrsn. iopeit aepfel unb .8irnen
in 5rase tommsn, peit. aad gldts
termslouns, oas Rbeinz unb Wtain'
Gebiet auf. Weld bo9e Summen Der
4anopirtidait bierourd Sufltsben.
seist unter anoercm bic @innubnle i'm
Sesirt Ml3enau, in Dem man biz iest
fir runo 6 Millionen Wart Obi
uertautte. Nus Hbeinbefen pirb be.
ridtet, bob infolse Der sldnaenpsn
6rubobits uno Sparseiernte uno Der
rrihen Weinerhts Oas 9erm0geH Der
prnou5snten etae Stsigerun5 BON lueit
iber 100 Miiionen Wturt erfabren
gat. Ginen .0odIterirus Der Oblts.
scnte oiirfte be NIX eini9e bunoert
S~iupobner 5GGienoe 0ememDe Sauien
CGeStrt S6ernRurg) er5ielt 5abeH, Die
bis9er me5r oils 100000 Mart fir
Gbit p~ersinnaDmts. Sas lit Der Grs
iols Der bpbsn ShltpreiIe. Den 9ono,
pirten flieBt reider @epim 5ll, uno
Ole 8erbrauter 6nten <lnter Der
5euerans gu leiocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05
Conner 2ittie Berger.

Die Sarmers Chipping Iiin. bieIi
am porigen 9onnerstae cine Ser
Iammlung, 5ltr Innabmc elmer Con.
ltitution nebit Nebengeicten. Scr
nere @erein lit Elm Mitelico Scr
Sranflin Golntp Sormcrs 9(iin.
Sobn &llebiger 1rno Senrp 9enline
baben li6 Dem Club oils Witglico an
geidloiien.
Gbas. Barrier Sr. befano iid DO.
rige ISOLDE auf Der aranfenIiIte.
Sobn Stort perfal1ftc ant borigen
6reitag Elm Gbebrolet al,to an Sp.
Weper.
Ilig. Gollertien Sr. lit our Belt
beim SGIen bon 9G,,u1en fir 8au.
boI5. gr beabiidtigt beoeutenoe Ser
beiierungen auf ieinem nelten 8eiis,
Der alten 9anuler Sarnl. at MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05
XaBt Cure SdnbeTlifcm
3efer, Srompter uno
jrt 9eringeren YretCen
IN Der
Gleftrii6en
S6nb1tf Werfitatt
8eo. =. Geibaet.
gisentbImer.
Cine @obltat fir bic MenIdheit.

gtne WoDlfat tlr bic Wenidbeit.
SD bin ioeben bon einem 9eiuh Alt,
ritdgefebrt," idreibt SRI. Sannab
Sabanien bon Milpal,fee, 8is., LIMB
ftnoe Sbren 9rief, in peldem sic 5id
mad meincm 9efinoen erfunoigen.
SD fam iagen, oab i6 mid iest Def.
Ter fiible als felt LANCER 3eit. SD
babe etlide Slaiden Sorni's Mlpen.
fralter gebral,dt, unb finbe, boB Dies
Seilmittel sana munoerbar BEL mir
gefpirft bot. Mein @rat bate mir ei.
ne Operation %aneerater, aber id
fpollte mid oerieIben nidt untersie.
ben.' Desbalb madte id einen Ser.
iud nit bem alpenfrGuter uno i'd
bin me6r als 5ufrieoen NIT Dem STE.
iiiltat. @enn bas SeiImittel an an.
oeren tut, mas es an mir aetan bot,
10 lit es cine @obltat fir Die Menid.
belt"
Die @rfolge, meIbe Sorni's 9upeu.
frailter in Der 9ebanolltna bon ton.
I%titutionellen 2eioen unb BEL aranf.
beiten oes gIutes eroieIt bat, biISen
etlle rni,nterbrodene Settle. Sauien.
De baben banfbar feline 8eiunobeit
lptrfenoe &raft beael,gt. gs 1T u,,r
Gin einfodes &rdllterbeilmittel, aber
es cntbalt Die @lemente Ser Seilfraft.
iuic tic cine eiitiae Natlr p~oraeieben
bot. Gs miro nibt burd) gpotbefer
berfauft. geionbere Isenten Iiefern
es Dem glibIiflm bireft aus bcm Ga.
boratorirm Der SerIteller, Or. Setter
Sabrnep & Cons So, 25O1 @oSb.
ington 9lbb., Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
a, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Proclamation.

Snoem Samstag, Der 6. Ipril, Scr
crIte Sabrestag unicrcs eintritts IN
Den groben &rieges lit ltno
SilOem an bieicm Gage Die Critic
5rcibeits- anlcibe er0ffnet miro, uro
alle mabre Nmerifaner biejen Soa
nit gntbuiiosrmiS bcoriiben uno ibr
@eiiibl uno ibre 9ienite fir Ben Gr.
folg Der 9ritten Sreibeits -Inlei6e
einiesOl mcrocnL ionic in Der 1cGcrs
5euguilg baB es Dem 8uni6 unierer
giirgcr cntlpri6t, Oieien groBcn Sot.
for gum @eminnen 0es &rieges inn
@eiltc bes mabren Satriotismus be.
FAINT at MAIDEN,
9arllm proflamiere i6, oils Mapor
Der Stabt Sermann, Samstag Had,.
mittag, Sen 6. Mpril, ais eincn balben
Seiertag in l~unicrer Stabt itno for.
bcrc jcbcn @eid1ftsmann a,lt, ieiu
@eiddft 5u idlieBen, lno alIe anoeren
Bcrionen lire ~gelpobntcn 9ci1Gitig.
llngcn oil oiciem Nadmittagc 5ll I'M.
terlaiicn, 10 oaB bicier Na6mittag Scr
uuicrcr Gflidt bel ocr gro.
ben, patriotiiden Concentration &c.
lpionlet mcroen fam; ionic allh baB
giirger iid ON gbeno in Der
CONCERT Solle pcriammeln, moiclbit
patriotiide Hcben, patriotiide Wuiif
patriotii6e 2ieoer gum @ortrag
mcroen.
Gum @epeis babe i6 biernlit meme
.ltteridrift gcicBt unO oas Siegel ser
5taot &ermuim beifilgcn laiicn, Sen
Ipril, 1918.
Geo. $. Silent, Mapor.
Sco. u. Mucbiger, Staot.G lerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
a, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Srau ella Sllller ,tnb Trai,
Irmin Seping famen am borigen
Sreitag bon &binelanb; ~crltere I'M
iuabreno 9ienit5eit ibres @atten ibr
Seim bel ibrer Mittter, Srall Ibbp
Soned, auf5uidlagen, Die lestere auf
einen 5ipeitp0dentliden 8efud,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05

-8uiner Bros. perfallften oieier
Gage Elm Dodge Iiito an 2ouis Calf
bon Worriion.
Cigar u1o 2ponel Wailsbuno,
bon ct. 2oiiis, b%efanoen iih 81 Oitern
rnter ben bieiigen 9eiufern.
SRI. Sbefla @aliS lpcilt bieie
ISOLDE bier, allf gcillh bel ibren 81.
tern, Gpnrao @ulS itnb @attin.
SRI. glma Bauer fam am Ictten
Saulstag bon ct. 2pltis, Inn ibre
Miltter, Srau Morio Bauer. SIT be-
iu6en.
Set i6 bon &lenf's Garage Elm
@aioIin COUPON. Bud gcfauft ipare
ih bon 2 bis 4 Gents an icocr 8al.
lone @aioline.
-Iug. -. 2anbpebr urto 8uttilt.
iopie Srnli 8nr. @iIin1ann, BON 0tt.
Stcrling, bcfanoen iih ont letter
Nontng inter oen biciigen gciudcrn.
Geo. 6. gberlin, Scr bielige
ggent iiir Die Suflono g(utos, Der
falfte tiir5lid) Gins bcrlclbcn an Or.
&. 6. Saffner.
@. $. 9oebnl, bon 9lpa. Iticg
ont letten Sanlstag bier ab, ouf Der
Seimrciie bon cincm 8eid1ftsbciilh
in Sefferion Gitp.
-6rau Sreo Salcniuger, bon &an-
ias Gitn. befinbct iid bier alf 9eilf
bel ibrcm @atcr. Sobn Mlerlann, llnb
iBrert Sdpeitern.
-Gbas. Shlltb unb Sanilie Der
lebten oas Slterfc't bier, bel Scrrn
Sdutb's Wl,tter, 6rau glla. Sdutb
llno oeren 6anlilie.
-GS frellt inns bcriftcn 5u fon.
nen, Dab iid Srou Gan. Soebm, Sr,,
melde al elmer 9ll,tpergiftmg be-
benflib erfrunft mar, ipicbcr ulf Dem
@cge Der 9ciicrung bcfinbct.
Die Stobtorbcitcr uullcnocten
ioeben oas 3erntolmen (cruibing) bon
1000 Saoungen Steinc fir Die Stoot.
gis CUR Iblieferung atf ocn StraBcrt,
foIten oieie Steine Der Staot unge.
f1br $t.20 pro @agenlabung.
Gin Stall auf Geo. 3eilmonns
ST. Sarm, in Berger, in Incident iih
Sarm . Waidinen ullo 0er1tbc be.
tanocn, lpnrbe fiirslif total ourd
Seiier 5crltort. Serr 3eiInlann er.
lit Dor einigcn Sabrcn bcreits cinen
groberen Serluit. ebcnfaus burd
Seuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05

-@ernice 0ifion truI porigc $50.
dc bon ct. Sollis bier Gin, Inn Sitcrn
lH &reiic Der ~NngebGrigcn az feicrn.
--auguit &od, bon Smensbillc,
mar um pergal,gcncn Srcitog bier, in
9cId1ftlifcn 9ln8clcgcubciten.
SRI. Eulllinc 2ocbnig mar ilbcr
Die Sltcrfcierto1c 81 @aIt bel ibren
Gltcrn. Oscar 2ocbnig unb @ottin.
-Srcb Sduneibcr, ncbit Sanilie,
bon ct. 2ollis, bcfnusrn iid, mcbrere
Gage Der lcbten @pdJc bier. oi1f &c.
ind, bel &ermonbtcn.
SRI. 2allrn &uDlin1nlL bon ct.
Soltis, Dcrbrodtc bon Samstaa bis
0icnstae ouf @eiud bel ibrcn @l.
tern, Scrmarm &ublmonn unb Sat.
tin, an Der Coles Greet.
SRI. 2ou 8atcmcDer traf am
lcbten Sonntog bon ct. 2ouis Elm,
ilm Die Siterlupd)c bel iDrcm 8ater,
Vt. 8. 8atclnepcr, ouf Stuff Sslono
81 bcrlcben.
-gSm. @ittc Sr. unb Scrlnann
8itte, bon Charlotte. lparen letter
6rcitag in Der Staot; lebtercr rciItc
Damn bon bier mad, 2ofapettc Golntp,
nm |crmanotc 81 belildcn.
s.. s. 0cppc, Superintendent
Ser Shulcn in Stniforo, Mo., bcfonb
lid am lebten Somstoa ulltcr bcn bic.
ligen 9eiuhern. Serr 9eppe lit Gin
Sobn oes pcritorbcnen Srit Icppc,
bon 9ap.
-Srau Carrie &anoeriucrfen, lett
pielen Subren @irtbiil int CONNER.
cial Sotel, in 8asconooe, bat oieles !
ipoblbcfanntc @aitboits an @m. Sen.
ion peririetbct uno miro in 3llfunft
III ct. Souis mobnbaft lein.
-Grnit 8aertner. Sralf Ioub
Birmingham, Srls Gliie uno Mcl6a
Sidte ltnb 9ora Saiper, iofpie Sad
ino Gperett Clifton fanlcn AM letter
Wontag. in Is. s. IufoerScibes auto
bon glano bierber. I'M Der muiifal,
iiben Undertaking. in ser Gonsert
Salle %bei5upobnen.
Sobn Sngrim nno @ottin Iino
aln borigen Mittwod bierber suriid-
gefebrt. Gritcrer bon einem brei.
monatliden aufentbaIt in Dem Sol.
oatenbeim, in ct. Saules, DO, unb
ieine @nttin bon einem gleid Ianaen
bel ibrer Spdtcr, in SoItec,
Iri5. Die 8atten neroen borolls.
iidtlid bis gum nGditen Serbit bier
bleiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05

-Gbm. 9rl,cns, bon ct. 2ollis,
pcrlcbtc sic Olterfcicrtagc BEL icinclr
Scrmanotcn an Scr 6irit Greet.
-Srib <rrelmlepcr, bon Mount
Sterling, mar am lettcn Wontag bier
IN Der Staot uno iprod IN ser 0rltf.
crci Dor, I'M fem announcement AT err.
ncltcrn.
Strait @turia Siegcl. nebIt So.
milie, bonn SIt-Siigel, lieB ibr 'Saus.
gerGtb AM lcbtc1 Montag na6 ct.
2onis b%cfGr6ern. Die Sarnilie miro
in 3llfunit BORT nobnen.
-Sreo. 2eibadl, bon Snoepen.
oencc, 30, bcfanb iid art. letten
Sonntag bier, I'M scr 9eitattllng oes
bcrItorbenen &inoes ieines @ruoers,
@eorg S. Seibad, bci5upobncn.
STRAIT 2llomig &clnc, meldc felt
DEM porigen 5reitus bel ibrer Ml,t-
ter, Srau 9. Mausbunb, ioipie an.
oeren Seripunoten auf @cil,d aelpc.
Icn mar, reiite ont lebten Wontaa mic
Der mad ibrem Semi, in ct. 2ouis.
-5rau IS. Mertens, nebIt Ip6tcr,
SRI. Ilnla, iino nah Worriion aeao,
gen. 100 lie oas Sontag Sotel gepad.
tet babcn. Srau Sontag miro ibrc
5tlfiinftigc Seimatb bel ibren Sodtcrn
IN ct. 2puis haben.
-6rau Gbriit. Slciif 1lno oeren
Softer, SRI. 2ia5ie, welde iid felt
Nenl pcraangenen Serbit in ct. 2ouis
allTgebalten batten, iinb al1 letten
Wontag pieoer nad Sermonn sr,riid-
gefebrt.
-5ranf unb Scnrp Onden, bon
Stolpe, 2ouis Salt, Sobn Stefan
uno @m. Gaotfe, nebit @attiL bon
Worriion, moren am lettcn Sonntaa
bier, I'M Der 9eerbigllne oes perltor.
benen &inocs bon Geo. S. 2eibad
pno @attin bei3uipobnen.
Sobn 9amnle, bon Salmoae,
lit gegenwartie ser @alt ieiner
Teripanoten, S. S. 8ocIIer unb so.
SEER 0amlnc perncilte audi
cine ISOLDE bel ieiner 8robmitter,
Srau CHARLOTTE 9amnne, in 9ittIc
Berger.
-Scrmann 9omfe uno SamiIie
limo gc9en bas gnoe oieier ISOLDE
nod @orriion ee8oscn. SEER Domfe
bat Die GIias Seifert 6orm bon 100
ader fauflid crlporben, 9ieie Sorm
icat iilomeltli6 bon Morriion, in
Oiage Gountp.
Oscar Soebnie, bon Srieocns.
bal, fottb Dor Sturgeon nieoer brei bon
elnen Sdafen foot i'm ScIoe. gebn.
it iuie Die Sdafe pcldc SER 2oeb.
zig friiber perlorcn Bot, 5eiaten aud
'lele orei ORG acrriiicne SGlic. slugen.
dlctnlid iuitrSen Die Sbiere bon @5l.
en- ooer Snnbcn %gctootet. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-05

-GonraO SdNmibt II. oeiien Sobl
Hobert, bon Gaie, befanocn iih an
letten Wfittuod, bciildspeiic, bier II
Ser Sta0t.
-Sobn g. @eper unb Samilie, 10.
mie Srau Maria Sinf, BON geracr,
befanoen iih ON Icstcn Iontaa bier,
anf geii6 bel Sreunbcn.
-6ran Soa gfboff fam ant Ict-
ten Sonntug bon ct. 9ouis, Inn if.
rem Safer, Sobn guemonn, gu be.
litfen.
-eoD. &urrelmcpcr, Con. 1.-THE,
Ben 9eppe~ iomie slusuIt unb Sp.
Sdnitger, iGmmtlid bon Botsbam,
batten am letten Wontag geidGftIide
gerridtlngen in Sermann.
SRI. Carolina 9edmlann, Sch.
rerin an Der offentli6en Sdule in
Goncoroia, Wo., perbratte SItcrn
bier, 81 fur5em 9ciu6 BEL ibren g.
tern.
-Sobn Wtiller, nebIt @attin uno
Sobn @erna, iopie Mlfreo Sitter
bd,lmer, aus Der NGbe bon 9toiebuo,
iparen am lettcn Samstag bier, in
geiddftliden Serridtungen.
-Gbriit. Merfel unb @attin, bon
ct. 2pllis, iinb geeenipGrtie sic @GIte
bon 5ral, Werfel's Sater, @eora
ltno Srau Werfel's S6tuelter,
,Srau q. 90. Gief..
-Scnrp 9rllcggemanll, ionic 81
pert Souienlamn l1nb @nttin, BON Geb
BIRD, bcfunocn iid) am lebtcn Sreitag
)ier, in gei6Gftlidcn gngeleacn.
-Scrmann &opp Sr., bon ct.
bcfano iib mcbrere Gage sic.
er ISOLDE ouf @ciud bel %erlponbtcn
lno Jrcunoen in Berger, bier in Ser.
mann, Ionic audi i'm Srieoensthol.
-Sran Barbara 2oboubc ltno sc.
eli Sod,tcr, SRI. Waria 3oclIer, bon
iparcn pGbrcno ser p~crfloi.
rnen ISOLDE oie @Glte bon gcrwano.
en- in Smiss, ionic o,ld bier in Scr.
lann.
-gSie mir in einer lanolpirtb-
baftliGen 3eiting leien perben in
llntcriudungen bcaiiglid Ser
'hfpeinedolcra in Miiiollri MIR allf
Scr Sarmcr porgcnontmen ,
eroen. ,
-Sobn 6. &oienberecr, Selb.Sc f- |
,tGr bes Hationnl Hipcrs ano Sar. !
ors Congress, mar oln letten Srci-
lg bier IN Der Stabt, Inn 9eitrGge :
on oen bieiieen Mit9licbern ocr &C. i
cntgegen 5t nebmen. c
-Gbriit. Gbcrlin & Son %perfouf-
oieier Gage @armeQ @utos an I
@ros. in Sopc, lno an
rib Strad, in Canaan. Serner ber- :
oiciel6en cin Sperlonb glrto q
fobcl 80. on Senrp s. 9rintmanrL
Goicbuo.
i 2o0C Gfuno friid eer5itetcr +
nffec bon lnerrcihter @iitc; cine b
NE Illsluabl bon Strpbbiitcn CUR D
rbelf ltno gum ltaat; cine pollltan-
&c Iusmabl bon CONNER InSiige; 1
ne groBc Iltsmabl bon Soften, Sit
n, Sduben, nip., idn,mtIi6 at az
II Greiien bel 8. 6. Stt. Berger,
%. 81
-8alter Coll, nebit @attin, bon 2
dependence, Mo., Srau 6. 9urd- :
no. bon &eb 9ub, Sll., Srau s. =
rodmann. bon Sigh Sill, Mo. uno :;
tau s. Wprtle, bon 0enper, Colo.
1fen porigc ISOLDE bier elm, infolge
1es kilograms meldes lie bon benz
ibres Saters, 8bilip
oil. benadridtigt battc.
AM Sitermontag. Ibeno in :
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