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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
AN OPEN INSULT.

The Southerner nstnctvey respects his women and,
respecting them. the of Others
The Junior Senator from Mississippi is a Southerner
His ancestry purely Southern and his kinsmen fought
for the Confederacy.
But the Junior Senator from Mississippi has managed
lose the respect for Southern womanhood he have
felt when he younger and when he running with
tie right crowd in politics.
serious charge to bring against man, you say?
Yes, it is quite serious.
But listen this: Senator Vardaman uttered in one
his campaign speeches these words Some the men
opposing would traffic in the virtue of their homes to
encompass my defeat"
He not only said it. but admitted later that he said it,
and seemed to glory in it.
In other words, the Junior Senator believes that some
of the supporting Representative Pat Harrison and
former Governor E. f. Noel would prostitute their wives
and daughters in order to keep him from reelection
He hasn't named any of the men he has these
thoughts about He is bird when it comes to heap
ing abuse upon his opponents in general Itis an old
trick of the politician to call every charge against him
ie and to attempt by floods of bngsgate to cover up
his own grave faults
There Will be people who will read this editorial
and declare that Senator Vardaman made such state
ment he is charged with making. They will say it is a
campaign lie. 1t isn't He said it in the presence good
many people, and then sent signed statement to the
Memphis Commercial Appeal repeating it in the exact
form quote it in.
Has Mississippi any business with representative in
the greatest law wmakng body earth with any such be-
efs as to his opponents?
One judges man by his words. Senator Varda
man is notorously Incorporate in ut'erance; oppose
him is in his eyes objectionable sin and all those who
wish to him removed from pubic Office thieves
and crooks of the lowest variety Are safe with such
a person as representative in the Senate?
Has Pat Harrison said that a Vardaman support
would ''traic in the virtue of his home to keep
the Junior Senator in office?
Has E. F. Noel ever said the supporters of Pat Harr
would sacrifice the virtue of their wives
beat him. that the supporters of Senator Varaman
would commit this most horrible of all crimes to ''encom
pass his deeat?"
The is in the hands of the iury--the sovereign
people of Mississippi There thousands of former
daman supporters among the Harrison ranks and doubt
the Senator hates these bitterly enough place them in
the class with those who would traffic in the virtue of
their homes to encompass his defeat.
What about it Missssippians?
very timely reproduced from
O o valued eXchanges).
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08

Although off cial announce
ment has not been made, the
amount of the loan proha bly, viii
be Sc, 900. 600, 600 and the rate Of
interest which the bonds Will
bear four and -fonrth per
cent. Should the treasury de-
eide soon to place on the market
certificates OF Indebtedness re-
deema bic next June when taxes
are due, the amount of the loau
may be reduced.
Secretary McAdoo has said he
does not contemplate making an
extended speaking tour for the
fourth loan, as he has done in
previous campaigns. President
Wilson has received s9Aeial lnvI-
tation, TO make addresses during
the campaign, but as yet has not
indicated whether he will make
any speeches for the lean.
Officials IN charge of the CAM
pa gn have announced that a
special appeal will be made to
| farmers. who subscribed llberal
tnlhn laAf loan
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
"TOO MUCH FOR ME.

"'But when he refused to give
President Wilson the right to
put arms on our ships in order
to protect them against German
submarines and warships and
then when he stood out against
every other Southern member Of
Congress and voted with the five
or six declaring a state of war,
| said that was too much for me.
| saw that Vardaman was out of
place and that we either had the
wrong president or the wrong
senator. But even after war
was declared Mr.. Vardaman did
not stop his tactics. He just
kept on in his opposition to the
administration and IN place of
cooperating with his own presi-
dent and party, we find him
Joining hands with such a dis
credited man as LaFollette.
feel sure his acts were very
pleasing to the Kaiser.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
Champ Clark Wins

Montgomery, Mo, Aug. 6 ~
Speaker Champ Clark for the
thirteenth time was renomlna-
ted for Congress in the Demo-
cratic primary in this district to-
day without opposition,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
PRoVINE TALKS ON VARDAMAN'S RACE

sort Of a ifrarge from his pulpit
he would be run out of the conn.
try.
] ALL CHARGES PROVED.
1T is nara than enough. ]
] saw that what he has said on the
stump siGce lie rame home Is the
Dost substantial corroboratlon
! of his an tl-,AInerican acts and
| deeds in congress. | hesltated
long while before deciding to
have sing T thing TO say about
the senatorial election but | came
to rhe conc ciuS,Qn that my duty
| was PLAIN. heiped to put him
10 che sanat2 and therefore his
acts were ttas much mine and
became convinced that I owed it
TO my state and to nv country
TO help unao what | had done.
Then, there was a uliarly
''"N 10
90 ''''N' - - ~" - ]'S''ne''
to put II thai way, III the position
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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
Germans Fighting Desperately
But Being Forced to Re-
treat Day After Day.
Allies Continue to Gain Ground Along
Whole Front---Sammies Praised High
ly for Their Remarkable Boldness.

The German army has continued in full retreat, with
the Allies pressing them hard and taking fearful toll in
life and vast quantities of supplies and material
Latest reports say the roadways are literally lined
with German dead and that great numbers have been TAX
en- prisoners.
The Germans attempted stand at the river Vese,
out savagely assaulted by the Americans and
French they compelled to fall back and indications
that they will attempt to solidy themselves at the
river Aisne, and along the famous Chemin des Danes
road.
SO vigorous has been the push made by the Allies
the pocket above the Marne has been cleared of
mans and the line made straight from scissors Rheims
All the Allied countries give large credit for the
cessfu drive the bodness and fighting qualities of the
American troops.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08

which would make it necessary
for us either to eat our home
grown biscuit and bakers bread
or else to eat corn bread, | am
sure that Mississippi farmers and
business men need no urging to
90 their duty"
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08
INSANE IN SENATE.

"Now the senator comes homo
and denounces those who discuss
his record and who show by the
official journal of Congress how
he voted in opposition to his
country, as liars, squirrel
heads and other similar things.
What he has said since he came
home is enough to prove that he
has been incorporate and politl-
cally insane in the senate. He
does not stop at liars but goes
so far as to Genounce some who
heve always until now supported
hIa as men who would traffic in
the virtue of tleir own homes to
feat HIM. His language and
charge he makes are too hor'
le to contemplate. Just think
~ what he say reflects upor
,e wife, daughte and sister Of
very one opposln. him. Why
# a minister were tc make that
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1918-08-08

Grenada, Miss, Aug, T.
r. N. Provine, of Calhoun coun-
ty, mead of one of the most
prominent families in Mississippi
pi on a recent visit to Grenada
was asked by the States cores
pondent to give his views on the
Nardamsn senatorial campaign.
Mr.. Provine is 79 years OF age. 4.
One of his eight sons is prea-
dent of Mississippi College and
he has 26 grandchildren Mr.
Provine does not beat around
the bush. He talks straight
from the shoulder.
Why, Mississippi ought TO
make Vardaman stay at bone
and every other man like him
should be kept where his speech
es and his acts can not hurt our
country. You understand that
l say what l say about Senator
Vardaman is with sorrow and
with regret. l helped to elect
him governor. l then voted for
him for the senate ~ 1907 and
again IN 1911; so l proved my f.
deity every time.
HE LOVED VARDAMAN
When be voted against the
ship purchase bill, I did not
like that altogether but tried as
best l could to Justify him.
Still he continued to do everv-
thing almost that he should not
have done. | was hurt over his
action. l really loved the man.
l had had him in my home and l
had shown myself his friend IN
numerous substantial ways. |
dlsliked his acts. Yet | bated 10
go back on him.
You know we all have a certain
sort of pride IN our opinions and
we are much disinclined to do or
say anything that will discredit
what we have formerly done or
that will show that we have
made mistake. And | guess
l was not altogether free from
that sort of feeling and false
pride.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
Tlnf Meniafcitcn.

Die Wanni6aft ser 2icut. 2emis
fpelde peltlih bon bier i'm @inter.
qltartier liegt ben1tten CUR Gntfcr.
nltng bon Sis, Spnamit.
Die Sdbrgeielli6oft bat cbenfaIIs
lire @oote eisfrei geu1adt, 10 Dab iie
feinen Sdaben leiben penr oas @is
itromabmarts gebt.
9ie gismaiie BEL Stolhe brod OH
Wtontag auf, bat ii6 ober etfpas I'M.
terbalb Stolpe nieber feitaeiett.
Ser @ascona6e 1T am Steigcn.
Sb. s. @allau bon Sefferion Gitp
&apitan bes Boots Sabine 1tno 9e.
tricbleiter Ser Sefferion Gitp Sano
1tno @rabel 60. itarb am Ietten Witt.
mod IN ieiner @obn,rng in Sefferion
Gitp. Sie 8eer6ig,1ng fan6 am let.
ten Somstae itatt.
Ser Slub lit Iansiam am Steiaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

Gr bottle lem 3iel su errei6en inbent
CT Moosmann erflGrte, bab Ser giel
nidt onocres 5u baben iei oils 10c bas
Sfuno. Woosmann ihlug Dor Den
giel miegen ST. laiien. 9as Sier sog
665 Sfunb. Moosmanil gitg auf
ben Soridlag Elm lno eriuarb ebrli6
ieines NGdIten giel. gr bat bamit
biellei6t manhen &dl,fer l,nb Ser.
fGufer nelle 9abnen ge5eigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
g. S. 9oebm, superintendent

g. S. 9oebm Superintendent
Der glpa S6ulen, mar Wontag in I'm.
ler Staot. gr befanb ii6 allf Scr
Geiie mad &anias gitp Inn bort Ser
%Seriammlllng ser iltngen Gcpltblifa.
ner b%ei5uiuobnen. Serr gpebm III
aanoioat fir bas Int bcs Staats
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir S6ulcn uno
nod rnierer @niidt Elm itarfer &nn-
oioat arf benz republifaniiden Sidet.
9tir pcnige beiiten Before SGbiefci-
ten Dies glm1t at beripalten als Ser
@oeDm. @ir miini6cn Grfo(g uno
iinO gepiB, bob @ascona6e County
fir i'm lit.
-gm s. Sebrrlar itarb in ser
@obnltng bon Sermann &intmel,
6rau Winnie 9pdItei, cine geborne
Milller. SIM Sabre 1857 puroe tic
in 0elttib(anO geboren l1no fam I'M
Sitter bon Is Sabren nod ancrifo.
Spater beiratete iie !Serrn Illgllit
Sodltei nit Incident Tie IN Chicago,
Sa. lebte. Na6 Dem Dor od,t Sab
rem e~rfolgten Sobe ibreS @ottcrl, biclt
lie lid meiIt bel @ernanoten oltf. go
mar lie alt6 bier biesmal alf 9eIlld.
grfralfte bier anl 5. Sanllor, ipelder
aranfbeit lie an s. Sebrltar erlog.
Sic brabte ibr Ilter al1f 81 Sabre
llno %binterlabt amei 9riioer, ioipie
anoere @eripanbte.
Der Miiioltri Giel, idon iebt
iueltbefannt, founmt nod at gbrcn.
anitatt aufs @erabeipobl ieinen @ert
SIT taricren, miro Oerielbe MN ol,rd
icit @eiuid)t beitimmt. Wl,B folgli1
Bf1no fir YfunO nit @olo aufgemo.
gen mer0en. Beter Graemer bon
Morriion mar Gigentiimer zines fei-
men Waltleiels. Faul Moosmainn bon
anidcinenb bergeiienb oas
5ebnte @ebot, Sob bid nidt geliiItcn
oeines @d6iten Gels, iob nit litter
l1em Iuge mad benz i66nen Sier 1tno
iaat, ben m1b i6 baben. Groemer
aber bate feline Suit Sen gieI los5l,.
peroen, nobl aber Sen SiebbGnoler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
3nr Yaiiionsseit.
9as &rens ais Seiden ebangeliider
2icbestGtigfeit.

Set INFER SEER Seius Gbriitils
iein &relt5 ~getragen un0 am &reui
iein Seben gelaiien fir feline 9riioer
Die @elt 81, erIoien, lit bas &relS bas
Symbol Deg 1riitli6el @laubens &c.
iporben. vSn biciem 3eiden luirlt o.
iicgcn" bus bat nidt allcin &onlton
tin Der @robe in ser S6ln6t gegei1
Marcntirs crfabrcn, loll0crn oas cr.
fitllt iid) nod berte on allen, Oener
Der @efrcu5igtc Dos Scr5 abgerpon'
llcn bat, 10 Dab lie 81 ieiner SABINE
i6lpGren lrnb Den &annpf aufneDmer
gegeu ben altcn Wteni6en.
Sn unicren Sagcn bat boS &reud
alS Ib5eid)en bon %nlebreren, perI6ic,
0crle cute 3ipede, perfolgenoen Ser.
eilliglmgcn cine nod anoere ge6eu,
tltng genonnerl. @llroen oieie Ser.
einsab6eiden oltd nid)t INNER, ia
niGt einulal meiitcns, eripdblt i'm
Bid arf bas &rclt5 altf 8olgatba, 10
nluB oo6 5ugcgeben mcr0en, Dab nnur
bon leltlem Bremen nebn1c unier
2ibt Den S6ein;" OaB bieie Globes.
arbcit bod nllr eripadien folnte auf
Dem 9ooen bes GbriitcntumS. Sas
dltcite oicicr &ercins5eiden lit bas
alts fiinf Suaoratcn gcbiloete, sc o t c
&ren5 ouf peiBem @rlt1loe. @s
iu,lroe I'M Sabre 1864 bur6 Die @cn-
fen &onpention als SABINE bcs Selo.
cigarettes rulb oils Irnlbilo oes
Sanitatsperionals o%ngenomrncn. SIT
olio aus ser S6mei5 eebiirtig. Sn
Den &riegen 1866 II. 1901 II. aud
iett bat iid bos rote &rcu5 fir tout
letoe Seripunoeten glun5cnb bepGbrt.
@S lit barun1 allBerorOentli6 BOLTS
tilmlid) gemor0en. Mllb otoerc Sic.
besiperfe babcn ii6 oas &rella gum
3ei6clt crforcr. so bcoclltct oas
blanc &reu5 elm ollsoriiflifcs
Sefenntnis gum &relts Gbriiti. Sit
bus rote &rclt5 mebr elm @crufs3ei-
den, 10 fiibrt oas blaue &reu5 bineil1
in Den &f nit ser Siil1oc. Den
&f gcgcn Die llniittlidfeit fiibrt
oas ~ e B c &rcil5 ollf blalcm @run-
DC. Sein i3lued lit refine @eiinnltne
5lt lpeden lt10 81 pflcgen, Dor lin.
feuidbcit ST belpubren unb oie I'm
iittliffeit in icoer Sprm at befdnnp-
fen. Damn gibt es nod 5pei alloerc
Sereinsob5eiden, sic aber bier in III.
icrem Sonoe menig befannt iino, obs
glci6 tic ald inherent 2anbe bon INF
beredcnbarem @crte perocn f0nnten.
Sa lit bos t q &reua. gs oient
Der beipabrenoen 2icbe. Ole 9obn.
bofmiiiionarinncn trogcil cs o,lf mei-
Der Irmbinbe, iie baben bic altfgabe
reiienbe Idbden in Scr fremoen
Staot miitterli6 5lt berotcn uno AIT
bebiiten.
Sooann oas bioIette &rel3
mill anf @runb Der beili9cn Sdrift
Den Wtibbraud bes Gnmens @ottcs
b%efdmpfer. Gs lit oararf aus Dem
Slliden uno S6poren, ourb frelrnb.
lide ernitc Mabnung entgegen at
mirfcn.
Sreili6 fonncn, mic mir cs rltr AT
oft erfahren. bielc Screine uno Ser
einsab5cidcn ST eincm pbariiGiiden
Erablen NIT eigenen Sueenben fiib.
rem, boritin muB bus &reu5 aitf Sol. (,
gatba oil 0icien 9eitrebitngen Die I
iesen rno ibnen Grait unb
aeben einfl0Ben, ioH lire @irfianl.
felt cine geiegnete iein. So rnltr bon
grennen nebme iinier 2iht {
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

-Nobc Berger pcroen einige SGac
Bodcn genleloct.
C. 9. @orO lit jcbt 5~lpcitcr Opc.
rator in Seficrion Gitv.
-2oris 2aIt rnb 8. S. Same
bon Wtorriion uaren orn Montug be.
lldsDeiie bier.
Sri. Iltrelin Sdpttb fcbrte an
Sonntag bon einen 9eiud bel Ser
ipanotcn in Morrlion bicrber 5,lriif.
-Srau Hobt. @alfer rciIte an
Sonntag na6 ct. 2ouis Inn Ser.
ipanoten nnb Srcltnocn ciilen @eiud)
81 MAIDEN.
Set i6 bon &lcnf's @orage Gin
@aiolin Goupon.gu6 gefoltft ipore
i6 bon 2 bis 4 Gents al, jcoer Gal
lone @aiolinc.
-9llfreb Mcpcr rcilte ou Sonntoa
nad S~igeinsbillc uno miro cini.
ge Gage bel ieiner BORT mobnboftcn
Sbpciter blcibcrl.
Der bon ben eagles p%eronitals
tete Cans an Somstng S(bcnb mor
mobl Der ihonitc oicicr Saiion. Wcbr
ais 5lpeibumocrt 2eltc uoDnlcn Cell.
Otto mo Gopin Sboumbura,
Sobne bon Wartin Sdaumbltrg Der.
reilten am. Wontog mad @ellinotou,
no tic IN 3rfunit oilf elmer Sornl
beidGftigt ici1 perocn.
Die 8reilc fir Mutomobilc.Hcis
fen iinb itetig am 5teigen. @ir CT
lallben irnner nod flint Erc5ent
Nabatt uno bohclt eiuen groBcn @or-
rat an Sano.
Silent 2umber 60.
GIN Sonntag Hodmittag muroe
Sas Sobn6en bon Gbriitian &innc
uno 8attin Molinoa, cine ocborne
Hiti6p, bon &altpr &osmann getarft.
Sas &inb erbielt sic Namen glfrcb
GbriItian.
lin ibrem Sermanoten. Dem Der.
ltorbenen Sictor @illiams, sic lette
gbre 81 ermeiien paren am Sonntoo
in u%nierer Stabt Srco Iarfiuap ,,nb
Satin, III. S6niebers, Sp. 1orf.
ipap uno Satin. Sacob &ol6, Sol.
Morfipap, Scrm. @ongmiib bon Syef.
ferion Gitp llnb Serr ltlo Srau 81. 9.
Weef bon Sipton, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15


gintritt gum GRANDCHILDREN Sben
ter lit boz, MN an fir Grpadiene II
linb fir &inber &c.
-Srau Gliiabctb Sdlomann Dor
Morriion mar ant Oienstag be
Sreunocn bier allf @eild.
-Natb. Soppmcpcr. S. $. Berger.
Srali 9altmgaertncr lno Com. Can
gertberg bon nabe 0rdfc lpnrcr Mpn.
tag bier IN @eiddftcn.
Sol. Woosmnnn bon Berger
fa,lfte lebtc ISOLDE "a MauIeiel in
WorriIpn. Sir cirlct o%rGiiGbrigen
@icI 6e5nbItc or Soc Sadmann 1915.
Ser lu1o Sroll IaItor aosnlallr
reiiten ont montoo nad ct. 2ouis
INN scr @cerbiarnrg ser 8robn1ltter
bon Srau ToItor ao8n,onn beis,t.
iuolnen.
s. S. RlieOi9cr, iucIder leetc
ISOLDE binOlrd iih bel ieinqn gltern
2oiiiS <cbiger unO Satin in @as.
conooe %nnfbielt, rciite ON Spnntog
ipieocr bcimlpGrts nad 8clt 8oint,
9tebrasfa.
-Sranf 0uffner bon ser Coles
Greet iuelder iid ourd cine flcine
@unoe an ser re6ten Sat,6 9%llttber-
giitng 5ltgc3o8en bate, bot Sen &C.
fabrpunft iiberitanben un6 befinoet
iih ailf gutter 9eiierl,ng.
Die Snmnlp Girls babcn ibr
Dor. Supper unb Cans o,f Samstog
perIegt, miro ollo uidt anl Sonntog
ItattfinOen. Die Sanlen limo gcbetcn
goIeh 5t bringen, bic Serren &c.
fiilltc @elbtaidcn.
Sol. &roll uno @attin bon 50.
pefa, Sans. fomen lcbte @odc bier
on itn0 lperben cinige 8oden bier
perneilen. Sic boltcn iih auf BEL
Gimnlels. Scrr uto Sral Scroll lua.
rem leetes Snbr ebenfalls bier. gs
bot ibnen bier 10 gut eciallen, bob Tie
tpiebergefommen iinb uro ~borbaben
leoes Sabr etlide @oden bier 81
ipeilen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
IA, 1918, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
Die Office bes Solfsblattcs er,
belt onl Sienstag bie abidriit elmer
aabel Oepelde Die beiaet. bob Saul
gadidies "irgenomo in Sranfreid"
9liifli6 gelanoet lit. ST lit ser brittle
Sermanner Srnae ser icin Sell int
tiir anlerifo auf iran5oiiidem @oocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

bereit. Sriib5eitige 9eitellungen fin
@nItrei6en unb Sape5ieren iebr mill.
fomller.
2onis Saberitod.
Geo. Gang bon Sreberifsbllrg
bGlt ii6 5,tr 3eit bel ieinem 9rroer
Srit ouf. @leid5eit lit Geo. Sang in
Gr5tlider 9ebanblung.
-Sbeo. 8. Sillp bon Stolpe mel.
oct Die Infunft eines Stammbalters
in Dem Sauie ieines Sobnes S. 8.
SiIlp bel 8ellington, SEQ. CT ip,lroe
an 4. 6ebritar seboren. Sral Silly
lit cine gcborcne Suloa Settler bon
Eotsoam.
SRI. @abbOd bon @ebster
8robes, cine @raouirte Der @aibing.
ton llniperiitGt, lit bie nelle 2ebrcrin
uniercr Sodidrule. Sic lit NadfoIgc.
rim bon SRI. Hoebri6 pel6e rciig.
nirte. Sri. Georgia 8oob bon Sol.
iunbia mel6e Sic Wtiiiouri ltniperii.
t1t abiolpirte, lit 2ebrerin in Scr
Solfsidulc in Stelle BON Gapmono
2idtc.
C. s. HippitciuL Seripalter ocs
Nahlnilcs bon 60. O. Ia1sbuno,
mar ON Montag in ct. Solis Inn ser
&lagc bes 60. WauSbluno gItote &c.
gen bic StroBenbabn : Geiellidnft
bon ct. SoltiS bei5uiuobricn. GS lit
cine &lage altf Gnti6GOigllng fir
Sd,aOcn Scr Ocn1 REINFORCEMENT Gb.
Malls6uno ourd) Qcl1annte 6cicll.
i6oft 5ugcfil9t murOe.
-0crhcrt WcrtCns l1lo @cor9
&oIfing fonlcn allf ibrer Hiidreiie
llad) Worrtlot dlit Wfittpo6 bier
bur6. Sic battcr Scr Seriomnlllng
Der Moocrn @ooOnicr, pcl6e in SU.
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genipdrtigen Illfgoben iid c%ntlcoigen.
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ming nit Dem County Solicitor ltllo
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porlicgcrl. Sclnerfcnspcrt lit, 6aB bis
jcbt feline Hoao Yetition cingcrci6t
murbe.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
Ia, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawler re-
turned from their trip to Florida on
March II, and were met at the depot
by members of the Fire Department
and the Home Guards and escorted to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Mahoney, in Darnen, where the day
was spent most pleasantly. During
the afternoon and evening, many
friends called to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Law1er home.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-03-29

The Surgical Dressings Committee
of the Red Cross made shipment to
headquarters Wednesday consisting
of $50 AXIS congresses, IS heel rings
and 115 pneumonia jackets. The
congresses were the work of the
gentlemen during the month of
March. There will be no more work
at the headquarters until next Tues
day, when the regular sessions will
start again.