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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
If CONSTIPATED
II Peevish, Feverish and Sick, Give "Cali-
fornia Syrup of
Figs

Motherl Your child isn't naturally
cross and pcevish. See if tongue is coat
ed; this is a sure sign its little stomach
liver and bowels need a cleansing at once
When listless, pale, feversh full OF
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat
sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache,
diarrh9a, remember, gentle liver and
bowel cleansing should always be the
first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
Fig" for children's ills; give d teaspoon.
full, and in few hours all the foul
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
which is clogged in the bowels passes out
of the system, and You have a well and
playful child again. All children love this
harmless, delicious fruit laxative and
it never fails to effect a good inside"
cleansing Directions for babies, children
of all ages and grownups are plainly on
the bottle
Keep il handy in your home. A little
given to-day saves sick child to.mor-
row, but get the genuine, Ask your drug
gist fol bottle OF California Syrup of
Figs" then look and see that ii is made
by the California Fig Syrup Company"
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
BETHEL

Mrs, Lucy Jordan and her children, ac
companied by her father, G. A. Brown
went yesterday to Winter HILL Somer
vile. Mass, where they are TO live with
her people
Rev. Verdi NJ. Martin of Gaysville was
here yesterday on her way to otiicidte
at the funeral in Hartand Four Corners
to-day Of Mrs. l. J. NJ. Marcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gipin of North
field are guests at George Sanspra's
Fully 10 well bound and interesting
books for the soldiers were collected last
Saturday as result of canvass made
earlier in the week by the library asso-
citation
Robert L. Bundy of this place. who is
taking course in army signalling at
Converse hall, Burlington, will give the
Memorial day address here
w. Il. Graham has gone to Wakefield
Mass, to work on a poultry farm.
Bethel men in service in France include
Alfred Arnold, Leon Barnes, Charles
Johndro, Roscoe Merrill, William Moore,
Arthur Newell Eugene Parrott, David
Raymond, Archie Williams, Bernard Viii
mot and James Wilson.
Rev. Benjamin NJ Washburn. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. $. NJ W.shburn. who has
served several years a. rector of Grace
church mission, New York City, has ac-
cepted a call to the rectorship of an i'm
portant church in KANSAS City. Mo, and
will move at once to that city.
Guy Wilson and G. S. Harlow of this
town and |. d. Davis of Barnard were in |
Montpelier last Friday TO attend list /
ers' meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Shedd and son of
Bow, n. H., have been visiting at Nathan !
w. Hathorn's in Barnard
There will be a Red Cross card party
Friday at Mrs. o. w. Barrows' and a Red |
Cross sewing party Saturday at Mrs.
G.. +. Waldo's
Corporal Austin b. Noble was at home
last week on a leave of absence from
Camp Deyens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
LONDON TIMES
SCENTS DANGER
Sees Grave Peril in the Sit
uation as 1t EX-
lists
OTHER JOURNALS
LESS FEARFUL
Morning Post Calls for Men
and CONSUMPTION for
Ireland

London, March 2G.-"rhe ultimate OBJ
ieet of this rapid and intent enemy ad'
vance is clearly the great strategic point
'of Amiens, says The Times, and, al
though il is stll remote the situation is
sufficiently serious to warrant contem
plation OF this catastrophe, The fall ot
Amcns might have threefold conse-
quenees. II would bring the enemy to a
point from which To threaten our north.
ern line. il would assist them To strike
/ at the channel ports and IL would endan
ger seriously the safety of Paris
j The fine, advises the British people
/ to take seriously the long range gun
which has bombarded Paris. and adds;
we may be quite certain that our in
violate shores will soon learn what the
new gun can do
The Daily Chronicle SAYS.
Assuming that the German losses are
at least 10000, the. enemy sustained a
reverse, for he has not obtained a strate.
gical success directly conducting TO a de-
cision, while he has lost $ or 10 per cent
OF his electives without similarly low.
erina the efficiency of the allies.
This matter is of the greatest impor
lance, for Germany at present is at the
critical moment when the man power
pendulum is swinging in favor of the al
lies. No weakness at the Anglo. French
junction has vet been disclosed and the
task before the enemy in the next days
OF the battle is more formidable than
that already accomplished"
That Great Britain failed TO make a
greater concentration of men on the |
western front is deplored by the Morning |
al Ia l..
put into effect i'm Ireland to ill the gap |
This great battle it saws, teaches |
us all the vital nature of the western |
front. 1t is here the war is being decid
ed, What would we give now for all /
those glorious leoions we have sent to
the ends of the earth at the behest of
our amateur strategy? Even the da1
ding glories OF Jerusalem fade into insig
niiieance in the light of this conflict on
The Sonme.
We have all along urged that the
western is the decisive front The skill
II our generals and the steadiness of our
men are now barely enabling our armies
o hold their own against this tremen.
lous assault which our commanders had
oreseen. The most urgent need is for
men upon the western front. They must
% got II our army ana our country are
o be saved. And to get them, ono meas
ire above all others is needful.
we must apply the national service
ct TO Ireland. When we do that, our
government will rest its further claims
pom this country upon IA rock Of justice
5 well as of necessity
The Manchester Guardian says sig
itcant feature of the situation Oh the
attic front is that after three DAYS
ghting the enemy claims only 5000
risoners more than after the second
ay which means that the British with.
rawal after the rupture of the front
est Of st. Quentin was made in excel
mt order The newspaper regards this
! good omen for the future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

Howard Of Morrisrille visited relatives
here the latter part Of last week
Mrs. Lizzie Opie of Morrisville was a
guest OF friends in town last week.
Mrs. c. ID. Haselton entertained her
Sunday school class of the Baptist
church at the parsonage last Friday
evening and proved to be a most enter
tanning hostess. Light refreshments
We're served
Roscoe Cobb was home from the Uni
versity of Vermont last week
The boy scout basketball team went to
Wolcott last Friday evening, where it
played and defeated the town team of
that place by the great score of 90 to .,
not allowing Wolcott floor basket
some feat even against that team, and
when it is taken into consideration that
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

Proud, aristocra,ic, distinguished
looking plumsge, but not the kind
that bird lovers object to on hats.
Peacock, ostrich, goose, burnt, var.
nished, natural, red, purple, sand,
brown, yellow. khaki, black, pink.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

in the last period of 20 minutes tn,
scouts Gagged % baskets in 20 minutes
or a basket to every IS seconds of play
in that half The scout orchestra fur
nished music for dance after Il game
which was much enjoyed 10y a large
number
George Harvey OF Philadelphia, Pa
was guest at G. Q. Kimball's the latter
part of last week.
Fred Eastman, the new road commits
sioner, has engaged Charles Macarthur
and one of his big teams TO work for him
this summer on the roads The past
week they have been busily engaged
scraping the roads on the hills, finding
thcm in pretty bad condition.
The bureau OF mines, department Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

| the interior, at Washington, d. C.. has
! appointed p 4. Shattuck local licensing
agent of explosives and their ingredients
and he has the blanks necessary to fiji
/ out to procure such licenses. J. A. Gal
lsgher was appointed by the department
to act in this capacity but did not care
to serve and recommended the appoint
ment of the local town clerk.
Thirtv-eicht dogs out of probably
l40 have a license to live another year
according to the records at the town
clerks office.
teaching school in st. Johnsbury in the
district schools, is at home for the Eas-
ter vacation.
f. S Robinson. the newly elected town
clerk of MoTristown, was in town Mon
day.
Don't forget the special school meeting
this week Thursday evening at the acad-
envy building
Sparks from an overheated chimney in
Mrs. Abbie Weeks house on Church
street Sunday forenoon at ll:50 set fire
to the roof and it was thought best to
ring in an alarm. but the fire company
was not needed to any great extent and
no stream WAS turned on, the blaze being
eXtinguished with chemicals and small
hose. II there had been a wind the re-
suit might have been different Quite
hole was burned in the root ON the side
facing the river.
Misses Florence Dwinell and Dorothy
Page Of Plainiield were recent guests at
the home OF Wade Benjamin and wife.
r. b. Morse 81 Morrisville visited his !
son, C. O. Morse. over sunday.
Miss Daisy Carr, who has been Gun
ployed in II. C. Iibbey's household for /
he past two wears or 50, finished work \
here last Saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

buying Flene orkshop
wonderfully worked oneofaknd
yet made with good rather
than the in STYLE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
WEEPING ECZEMA
SOON RELIEVED
A Perfect Treatment For This
Distressing Complaint

w ANiNhs
81 had an attack of Weeping
Eczema; so bad that my clothes
would be wet through at times.
suffered terribly, could get no
relief until / tried 'Fruit-a-tiyes Ter
FraA Liter Za6IekS) and SCOTIA
Saliva. The llrst treatment gave me
relief. Altogether, | have used three
boxes of SCOTIA saliva and two of
'Fruit-a.tives', and am entirely well".
q. W. HALL.
Both these remedies are sold by
dealers at soc. box, 6 for $40, or
sent by FRUIT.A.TIVES Limited,
OGDENSBURG, NY.
'Fruit-a-tives" is also put ~ in a
frisl si., ,,''i~N coils rov 2jc,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
100 HENS LAY
1000 EGGS DAILY
Edward r. Usher Claims That His Pull.
lets Have Set a Nea
Rec ord

Grafton, March 20. Edward T.
Usher, ir., manager OF Sycamore farm
claims that his !, 800 thoroughbred, Sin
gle.Comb Rhode Island Red pullcts have
set II new egg producing record. The
pullets are averaging 900 eggs day.
Mr.. Usher has studied his strain of
birds for seven years, always breeding
for utility and not feathers. Besides the
large egg crop, he has produced more
than 10000 Matching eggs this season and
has raised $500 baby chicks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

FLOWEk hats are new
At least flowers PLANTED on
hats are new, and fower.tops that
look like . summer garden. New,
too, are vanished violets that look
candied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
H4RDWiCK
Boy Scout Medals for Second Liberty
Loan Drive Have Arrived.


awarded the II boy scouts in Hardwicl
who sold 10 or more Liberty loan bond
in the second campaign. have arrived AM
, as soon a suitable program can be ar
ranged public meeting will be held a
, which time the medals will be presented
to the scouts winning the awards. Tw,
OF the II will receive a bar to be added
to the medal they received in the cam
paign of the first Liberty loan drive, al
which time two scouts sold 10 or more
Watch for further announcements
he listers start out on their annual
assessing expedition next week Monday
AT the annual meeting of the Fort.
nightly club held at the Memorial build
| ing last Saturday evening the following
! officers were elected President, Mrs.
Cora d. Wheatley vice president, Mrs.
| Blanche Kent; secretary Mrs. II. w.
Drew; treasurer, Mrs. c. S. Cobb; chair.
man study committee, Mrs. +. NJ Crane;
chairman social committee, Mrs. Nellie
Hanford
At meeting of the board of library
| trustees held at the Memorial building
last Saturday night the following organ
lzation was perfected: Chairman. c. s.
Cobb; secretary, Mrs. Anna SpauIding;
treasurer, c. \. Stanford. The matter
of opening the library was discussed at
length and il was finally decided not to
open same before May |,
Fl. X. kimbalI was business visitor
in st. Johnsbury last Saturday.
Mrs Blanche Kent was in st. Johns.
bury last Saturday, where she attended
the county Liberty loan meeting.
Mis- Il br.-n R,,,.,a ,,,a,,,lo, &c .
faculty at the academy, was given a sur
prise party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
II. Il. kimball on Highland avenue last
Friday evening About 20 friends were
present and it was a very happy occa-
sion. Light refreshments were served,
while 800 was the favorite game PLAYED.
James AIsckie was home from his
work in Springfield over Sunday and the
first of the week
Mrs W b. Collier died at her home at
FIsrdwick Center Saturday morning of !
bronchial pneumonia.
3. }. Mulcahy was a visitor in Middle (
bury the latter part of last week, accom-
panying Mrs. Mulcshy and the children /
to that place Friday.
\ baby girl was born to Henry Weav.
pr and wife last Saturday morning at
the Hardwick hospital
H. G. Smith and Ray Smith were in
Barre the latter part 1T last week on
business connected with the Sh8rplcs
milking machine.
W. ). Temple and wife Of st. Johns
,ury visited their daughter. Mr.. l. l.
Bishop. the past two weeks. returning
lone last Saturday.
Miss Hester Doty Is working At the
isrdwick hospital.
L. Z. Tins was = business visitor AZ
he county seat last SATURDAY
NJ " stoeker 81 Danvillc vas IN town
al Saturday on business connected
Tfh the patrol road system in this town
h. cemiag summer.
Mss stella sisy Howard AID Charles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
ADOPTS BIG WAR BILL.
Senate. Sixty to One. Approves Confer,
enoc Report OF Sl.iS0,O0O.OOO

Washington. March s6 The confer
eneC report oH the Si.lJ0fs0.H0 urgent
deficiency appropriation bin. including
riders authorizing sale ~ al encmr prop
srS e. IN u0uH-ry. ssG foI ra1c..Ass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
BOW hats are new

Bows have been known before,
but never such gorgeous bows.
Thousands of yards of ribbon
usually shiny "lisere" ribbon in rich
and beautiful tones.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26

In the Street Floor Hat Shop the shape and
like the while
do $3.50 $685. little pay good
looking hat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-26
Shoe prices and the ,Uar

by the government of German wharves |
and docks at Hoboken. n j., was adopt |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

-Sn Scr Club Sol,ie SalIe in
8asconaoe miro an Samstag, ben
16. Wdr5 ein Cana ltattfinoen.
Serb. 9rolun Sranf aadur uno
@m. &orlnanr, bon Morriion, iparen
Wontag in @eiddften bier. &orn,ann
rcilte an ielben Gage na6 ct. 2puis.
-gbm. Sdnlibt bon Orp Sill
pnroe angeitellt fir Die Stabt Steine
5u mablen. 9ie Staot bot auf ieben
ibrer bier Steinbriide eincn groBen
Saitfen lngemablene Steine. ,
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on March
IA, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-gbas. 9iefmann, Sris Selping
llno oeiien Sobn IiieuIt bon Moiebuo
batten am Wontag @eihGfte nit Der
2ofalbeborbe bier.
GEO. @., slrtbur nnb 8aIter
Sappmeper, 6. 6. @augbn unb Sobn
Tappmeper bon Sipensbille iparen
Wontag bier, bie erlten bier Tim bon
Der Sofalbcborbe unteriu6t at iper.
oen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
ii, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gin Snbn iprroe in grrnop goun.
tn Dem &oten &reua berebrt. S6on
nlebrere male puroe es perfauft, aber
Jeoesmal ipllrbe es Dem Goten Rreus
pieoergeidenft. Somit bat oas Eier.
lein idon SID eilgebradt uno uirb
mabrideinlid 10 oft berfauft meroen
bis $1,000 ourd unb fir iie be5abIt
ipllr0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Die Sailptitaot bon 5ranflin
Golintg, &aibinston, miro bonn 16.
Iprtl an freie Goitablieferrng boben.

&op Sessel, Elm aebnidbriger &na.
be, ipurbe I'M Sol Ser eIterli6en Sob.
rllng IN Ielliton tot al,fgefunoen.
Ser Sllnge batte in cine 3aidleine
cine Sbleife %gebunben uno idaufelte
lid nobel ii6 Die SdIeife ieoo6 felt
5og ltno Den Sungen erbroiielte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

= Sdubc fir Nnnben un0 Wuo.
den in Hicf's Stnre 81 $50.
-Gom. @ul5 bon ct. 2ouis mar
eiriigc Gage lester @odc bel iciner
Sunlilic oabicr.
Clarence Multcr nobllte elmer
in &unias Gitp tugcnbcn &crlulnm-
lllng Der Npotbcfcr bel.
Strait Gnlnld Sacots bon Belle.
pillc miro iid) Glide Gage bel Sbco.
mo TSroll Gbarlpttc Wraf aufbnltcn.
SRI. Wartbu 6leiid) lit nad ell
nrut Slueim0hcntlid)cm @ciuh bel oen
Gltcrn nod SanIos Gitp 5ltrilfge,
febrt.
gabpiGubc idon gum Yrciie bon
loo III Htcfs Shuhge1dutt.
-Sql,ire Gubill, Geo. Hobilon,
Z. Gobill uno Sol. &oief bon Hoic:
blto maren an Gourcrstag in 0cs
idGiten bier.
-@ilircb Hltcbiger, Der bel Ser
ct. 2ouis Srlit Supplp 81. An.
itclune bat. mar unl Sonntag bier
5lm @cilld bel oen Gltcrn.
Set ib bon &lenf's Garage Elm
@aiolin go,1pon.8u6 gefauft ipare
id bon 2 Bis A Gents an ieber Sol.
lone 8aioline.
-2puis Seicmonn uno Gmil
Mann bon Stonp Sill. ionic Bern.
baro Mcper ilnb Geo, &oblbuid bon
Senate @robc uno s. Sogel bon Ser.
ger b%clticgcll mn Sreitng bier Den
3lig I'm nad Nebrasfa 81 fabren, po
tic alli Sarmcn @eiddftigung 81 er.
lon9cn boffen.
81. s. @or9 lit I'M altcr BON sc
Sabren in ct. 2ouis ~aeitorben. Scrr
@org lit III uniercm County nidt III.
befannt, Da CT 81 elmer 3eit ipeite
Stredcn 2anbes I'M Gountp eignete.
bis Dor adt Sabrcn NOR CT in Union
mobnbuft lno mrrbe isin 2eib aud
am Witt,uod BORT 81 @rabc gelegt.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
ID, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
-Iobert @oIfer febrtc aml Sierls,
tag bon eirtem 9eiuhe IN CAMP Sum
ton 5rriid. Slibee 8aIfer bot Ole
meiiteu Ser @asconaoe Gountp Sun.
gems geiebcn unb beridtet, baB lie ollie
noblaui iinb nit Ilsnabme bon Srch
Raiie Ser an ben Wunps erfranft lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15


2elt g. 6. OTIS Ir5eigc. gr Of
f"eriert @aaren 81 Mtcn Trciicn, Sic
fonnt ibr 0cl6 ipnrcn.
-Gbgar 9oblfen mciltc Samstai
bel Scrpanoten bier olrf 9eiilh.
Oamcnidyubc 5l1 $3.50 in &ief's
Shud)geifGft.
-Snbn Suio mad)tc an Sumstnp
in @%runslpif, Wo. cincn fllr5cn &c
ifGftsbciud).
-Ybil. Npprill bat bon Gunner
. Bros, 2ocal Igcntcn, cine 9oogc
Bros. Gar gcfauft.
STRAIT 6lora &aiincr mcilt bier
auf geilld bel ibrem Tntcr 2onis 81.
9acr ionic bel ibren 6rcltnocn.
--Srau Charlotte @rnf lln0 6rnlt
Gnuna Sacobs waren Molltag bel Or.
S. s. 8raf in Hbinclano nlii @eilld).
-2ouis Seiobrint uno Sobn @al.
ter Nciobrinf un0 Scrlu. gSittc pom
Srofc, morcn gcitcrn bier in &c.
idGften.
hilbert Barrels, ulebrcrc Sabre
StraBeilarbcitcr in u~nlcrcr Staot, bat
in Der Sdubfabrif Anitelllulg CT
langt.
Su Hicf's Shlb Store Iinh
WGnncridubc 81 babcn bon $l.75
an.
SIP. Soncd mno ieinc Sodter
Srall WurD Mertens reiiten an
SienStag nod 9allas, Scras, ippieIbit
tic in Sltfrrnit pobncn ncrbcn.
-@m. Noiic lit nit ieiner Samilic
mad, l~lieiul, Mo, pcr5ogen. Gr bat
BORT bon icincm Sfppiegcrpatcr, s.
8ice. cine Sarm gcpadtet. @ir min.
ifen 6armcr Dill Grfol9 in icinem
ncllcn llntcrnebmen.
-am Wontng mahtcl bic Srolte,,
Sbco. @raf gbbp Soncd. Morp Mer.
tens ilnb Ser Sp. Soncd cincn Mllss
flllg nod &binclano Inn bcn Sodtern
bon Srau @bbp Spncd. Srou ella
5iIlcr mo Srou Irmin Seeming cincn
Velll6 81 MADDEN.
-9ugo 8iefe bon Roicbuo, Ser.
mann Giefe bon Ban, Srlpin Hicfc
nno 6rall Inna Hiefc bon Sccpnb
Greet ltottcten unierer Office oml
Rontag eincn 9eiud ab. Seit 81
Subrcn lit Dies Sas critemal, baB
5rau &iefe in Serntann lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
ID, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die Siitriftbcb6rbe iiberiueiit MGnner
bic jiinsit beirateten in &laiie 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Aug. Con Brehe, Swiss
John A. Lahmeyer, Bland
Frank E. Ruskaup, Canaan
Oscar O. Nicks. Owensville

Chas. C. McWilliams, Owensville
Louis T. Buschmann, Bay
Walter c. Kinkeade, Bland
Hy. Cordes, Bland
VIM. H. Liesemeyer, Owensv. rid.
Benz. Shackley, Canaan
Fredr. W. Biermann, Rosebud
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

kun SuliSluB uIlu u(pllIu8 reIOurs
nierte Die Siitriftbeborbe an Die So.
falbeborbe cine grobe In5abl Srage,
boger, Die bcrielben BON bieiiger 9e.
borbe 5llgeitellt morOen iuaren, oaB
e%riterc ilber oieielben entideioe. Siele
bieler Sragebpgen parcn bon born.
berein Der Gntibeioung Der Siltrifts-
beboroe unterporfen, ba es meiltens
2mbmirt SdIIe narcn. bic gnt-
ideioung 81 @uniten Der semadten
anipriide nnteridieo iid nur penig
bon Der porberigen elite.
Die Mniprii6e perbeirateter W1n.
ner, FOLDER, Die nod Dem is. Wai
1917 beirateten, purben bon Der So.
~falbeboroe anerfannt rno oarum Der
bcpor5ugten &laiie iibcrmieien. Som
Government appeal ggent %. S. gl.
lis murbe gcgen oieie gntideiolrng
gerufrng eingelegt. 0ie 5uriifer.
langten 5ragebogen 5eigen nun, baB
Die 0iitriftbeborbc Der Iniidt lit, bab
bieie pcrbciratete MGniler 5u bebor.
ougter &loiiifi3icrung nift bcredtiat
iino uno lire Harlen murben folelih
in 9loilc 1 c%ingctragcn. Die @eni,
gen, sic IN &laiic A blciben b,1rften
perbonfen bus, cntlpcber Scr glbcit,
Der lie oblager, ober Der auf gerpilie
Sraaen ~gcgcbcncn antiport, 10 bab oie
0iltriftsbcbGroe es fir gut befanb tie
in bepor8ugter aIaiic 81, beIaiien.
Sn jeoem Sulle lit Sic gntideioltng
Ser Oiitriftbcboroe unpioerrl,flid, cs
lei bcrln, DOB Scr 5ragcbogen nahs
mcilt, bob cin 8licb scr 9eborbe cine
abiucihenbe Stinlnlc abgab. Sit baS
Ger 6ull,.nur Damn lit es nloglih an
oen Grdiiocnten 81, oppcllierer. $50
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CLASS /.
Byron o. Dyehouse, Owensville
Ben w. Hackmann, Morrison
Herm. F. Wittrock, Bland
Hugo Con. Wagner, Hermann
Aug, VIM. SIGHT, Hermann
Hoyle D. Hornbuckle, Gasconade
Bluford J.. Dotson, Owensville
Adolph G. Sieckmann, Rosebud
Phil C. Rick, Augusta
Claud F. Branson, Bay
Alb. G. Wohlt, Lexington
Walter G. Greis, Hermann
August Graf, Hermann
Thos. H. Housmann, Red Bird
Geo. Frank Stolte, Stony Hill
Jas. A. Hendrickson, Owensville
Chas. H. Holzschuh, Bland
VIM. H. Begemann, Morrison
Elmer R. Ruediger, Hermann
Ferd. E. Burton, Rosebud
Howard M. Holt, Owensville
Willie Cahill, Owensville
Arthur F. Boesch, Owensville
Hy. A. Pollmann, Bay
VIM. A. Schalk, Canaan
Frank Schaeferkoetter, Owens.
Fred c. Tracht, Owensville
Edw. r. Scheel, Red Bird
Walter G. T~schappler, Owensville
Alb. P. Poeschel, Hermann
Herm. G. Wandersee, Owensville
Ulrich c. Hoffman,, Hermann
Geo. J. Baumstark, Hermann
Clark Mathews, Red Bird
Casper T. Davatz, Bland
CLASS II.
Alb. Aug. Kottwitz, Owensville
Herm. N. Roglin, Owensville
Hardy W. Rhodes, Bland
Chas. N. Souden, Tea
Fredr. H. Liesemeyer, Bay
John F. BOIL, Hermann
Edw. Fisher, Owensville
CLASS III.
Edw. L. Brandt, Hermann
Louis A. Ruegge, Bay
Aug. F. Stephan, Hermann