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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

FORGET 1T
Dear Miss Grey; Either my soul
or my conscience Ia troubling me
and | don't know who to 80 to but
you.
l am a Christian woman. and hate
not soul. for was taught from
childhood never 10 allow space In
my heart for hate or cowardice. My
heart is filled with prayer for ALL
who are In distress and trouble. But
for some time past have been
made TO feel very unhappy and
troubled.
My father was born in Switzer-
land. my mother In Germany. Both
came to this country when very
small. My grandfather IA surgeonl
and two unclcs on my fathers side.
fought In the civil war. As FAR back
as we can trace on either side there
was never insanity or criminal OF
Tense. TN fact. nothing 10 feel
ashamed OF. And have always
felt so proud OF my parents, who
never were wealthy. but good, hon
est. thrifty. unselfish people. and
have always said and do say now
that l am proud Of every drop OF
German blood in my body. aitho the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
A WEEKS WARTIME MENUS

MONDAY
BREAKFAST baked apples. boil
ed rice and milk. toast, honey. coffee
LII Men EON Macaroni aud
cheese. lettuce salad. tea.
DINNER Beef heart with onion
stuffing. creamod peas, naked pota.
toes, stewcd apricots. cake, tea
TUESDAY Mcatlcss DAY.
BREAKFAST Farina with top
milk. plain omelot. toast. coffee.
LUNCHEON Golden Buck. let.
tuce sandwiches. tea.
DINNER salmon loaf. crcamed
potatoes. cabbage salad. peach
dumplings.
WEDNESDAY (Nvhcatless Day.
BREAKFAST - Oatmeal mush
with apples. corn and rice mullins
maple SYRUP. coffee,
LUNCHEON Fried ho.niny slices
cheese and rye bread sandwiches
cocoa
DINNER Mutton chops and hak.
ell potatoes, corn au Eratin. bran
mullins. baked custard. tea.
GsDAY
corn syrup. coffee.
LUNCHEON TUNA fish creared
on toast. endlvc salad. tea.
DINNER Roast beef, boiled pota'
toes. hutterod parunipa. chocolate
layer cake. tea.
FRIDAY
BREAKFAST 80 Baked apple
crcamed Clipped beef on toast. cot
fee
LUNCHEON -- Rice eroquettes
with cream sauce. hard rolls. fruit
cookies. tea.
DINNER fiakcd whitcfish. pota
To souffic, mashed turnirs, canned
fruit and cake. tea.
SATURDAY
BREAKFAST - Fruit. Goldfish
balls. toast. coffee
LUNCHEON BAKED beans and
brown bread. honey cookies. tea.
DINNER Corned beef boiled
with cabbage. potatoes, turnlps and
carrots. corn bread. prune whir. tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
union LEADERS
Divert LABOR
FOR WAR WORK

WARRINGTON, Jan. 5.-Organ.
isej labor has started n movement
10 voluntarily withdraw the indus.
trial forces of the country into Jobs
where the government needs them.
This decision has been reached. IL
was announced today. to demon.
strhtc that conscription Of labor
limited ms n possibility by Provost
Marshal General crowder in his re.
port 10 Secretary Baker. Is unnec.
esaary.
Tho Y. y. public service reserve
Of the labor department In cooper
ating with labor and enrolling thou.
sands OF volunteers for specialized
work.
Crowdcr said that the vital needs
for labor was In the shipyardH and
munitions plants.
The reserve began It's campaign
for volunteers today with state.
ment sent to all local trade unions
In the Northwest. where shortage
OF shipbuiiding exists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

pictures the windup before and dur
Ing the attack viii be seen. with a
descriptive talk by Corp. White.
Heading the vaudeville comes
Coins Dogs. in which trained dogs
are the only actors on the stage II
Is what might be called a mlniatur.
"Dogland. Then comes Tom Brant.
ford. chaser OF the blues" with a
new line OF laughing medicine. welp
and Cassini will offer nm act Of song
and dance with bunch Of non.
sense. The Cement Sisters have a
fancy dancing turn. while George
Wheeler will play ten different in
sirumcnt~ Reeves and Reeves will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

United states IL my own beloved
country. and feel that whatever
our government does Is for the best
trust and pray that the end OF
this war will be for the good OF all
the world, Now tho question In;
should | say | am ashamed OF the
German blood In me- How can ~
Ny parents and their parents are
from the finest people In the world.
have had several people tell me |
should be ashamed 20 admit there IA
any German blood In me. This
hurts me to such an extent that Il
makes me very unhappy. because, In
the face OF God. l want 20 do what
L. honorable and true TO the best
that is IN me. win thank you
for your reply. l.. y. NJ.
You are justified In feeling no
shame or dlshonor because of
the German blood In your veins
Did not President Wilson. In HIS
famous message 20 tho whole
world. proclaim that we were
not making war upon the Ger.
man people. but upon the kRi
ser. who stands for autocracyf
The German people as whole
are healthy. thrifty and inteili'
gent. In this great war. they
are the victims OF circumstance.
hut does that make them less
fine or intelligent Most Ger.
tainiy not. Then you should
feel yourself above the ignorant
and narrow-mindcd insinuauons
OF these people who seek 10 dis
turb your peace OF mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
USE SWEET FRUITS
IN PLACE OF SUGAR

All fruits containing less than so
per cent of water are classified as
fooa fruits. All dried or evaporatcd
fruits come under this class.
Dried fruits are concentrated in
evaporation. and their percentage Of
natrients Is very much higher than
In fresh fruits.
The most valuable food fruits.
which. because OF their high sugar
content. may b. used as sugar sub
stltntes in the family diet, are tabu
lated below. together with their fuel
value. per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
NOTE
METROPOLITAN \

Seattle theatre goers viii BE- given
an opportunity 20 sec the foremost
Shakezpoarean actor OF today next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
when John =. kcllerd will open at
the Metropolitan In Hamlet" Mac.
beth. The Merchant OF Venice
and "Otheiio"
kelicrd r. an eminent English
actor who has been received by
packed houses In every town that
h. has made on his tour this season.
Some critics have even gone SO far
as to rate him a. the foremost
Shakespcnrcan actor. He IL sup.
ported by one OF tho strongest
Shakeapearcan companies that has
ever been assembled at one time.
There will be Large company az
well ns many carloads Of scenery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
FIRE DESTROYS FOOD
IN N. J. BARRED ZONE

HoBoKEN. N. j., Jan. Sire.
which broke out In the Batu Nc
Quade Paper plant here at s n. m.
was brought under control after II
had spread to warehouse where
f.000.000 worth OF groceries were
stored.
Low water pressure. due to cold
weather. hampered the flremens
progress. Fifty soldiers. with fixed
bayonets. patrolled the streets. keep
ing every one back. The blaze was
within the zone barred TO enemy
aliens.
The paper plant was a total loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
NO "BROTHERHOOD"
FOR OEUTSCHE ZEITUNG

WARRINGTON. Jan. Until
the Coincidence OF German power
shall alone be our lord and master.
says the Deutscho Zcitung Of Berlin.
commenting on the speech Of Prince
Max OF Baden. wherein he used the
term World conscience"
Away with world conscience.
enough OF the world fraternity"
said the paper. according TO state
department messages
The conscience OF German power.
more German power-that IL the
legacy which our dead heroes have
left US. See the letters Of blood rel
fire. may the curse which arises
from their graves fan upon those
who triflo with that inheritance"
The Dcutschc Zcitung iH Pan
German paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

''Foods are like sections OF
houses" says a domestic science eN'
pert. Some foods correspond 60
Go single parts. as a floor, or a
chimney. or window
Menu making Is like housc.huild'
inv. all the parts must he In place,
and there must be Just enough OF
cach part. and no extra parts left
over.
These wartime menus arc plan.
ned to help housewives who are too
busy TO build their own bills of fare
On scientific basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

United States Government Bulletin
No. 2s3 states the case for fruit as
an article Of diet:
Fresh fruits are dilute foods and
closely resemble vegetables In total
nutritive value. but dried fruits and
many preserves are much more con
cen,rated. comparing favorably with
some Of the cereals and other dry
vegetable foods in the amount OF en-
erxy and total nutrients which
they supply per pound"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
AT THE THEATRES

Metropolitan - John T.. ke,lerd
shaksspearcan plays.
Orpheum--st audeyiilel
caiety--'~rhc Bathing Girls"
Noore--,Orphcum Circuit yau.
dryiIirl
Wilkes---Stop Thief"
Pantages---,t audeyiilei.
Palace iiip---lNaudcyiIlel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
"CASCARETS" FOR
: HEADACHE, COLDS,
LIVER, BOWELS
Enjoy lifel Don't stay bilious.
sick. headachy and
constipated.
Get rid Of bad breath. sour
stomach. coated tongue.
indigestion.


They're fine. Cascarets llven
your liver. clean your thirty feet OF
bowels and sveeten your stomach.
You eat one or two. like candy. be-
fore going TO bed and In the morn
Sfns your head is clear. tongue IL
elean. stomach sweet. breath right
and cold gone. Get a box from
your druggist and enjoy the incest.
sgentIess liver and bowel cleansing
ron eyer experienced. Cascarets
stop sick headache. btliousness. In
digestion. bad breath and censtipa-
ton
= Mothers should give a whole Cas-
caret to cross. bilious. sick. fever
ish children any time. They are
harmless and never grippe or sieken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
RELIEF SHIP TO SAIL
TO QUAKE SUFFERERS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.--Rsports
received here today by importers in
sisted that the loss Of life In the
recent Guatemala earthquake. was
over 1000. A ship carrying vac.
eines and typhoid seruma will leay.
"A Southern port" for the stricken
city Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
MIZZI COMING SOON

Dainty little Mizzi Hajos will come
to the Metropolitan shortly In her
latest and greatest success. Pom
Pom" Seattle remembers Mizzi In
THE Spring Maid" and undoubtedly
her arrival viii be anxiously awaited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
SUNDAY

BltEAKFAST -- bananas With
cream. sausagcs and wheat cakcSl
coffee
DINNER Roast chicken. baked
dumpllngs and gravy, canned goose
berry sauce. sweet potatoes, cream
ed cauliflower, lettuce with French
dressing. ralSins and nuts, bonbona.
coffee.
oysters ON toast. indi-
vidual apple toploca buildings. tea
cakes, tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

iiendllning the new bill a, the Pan.
tages next week. opening Monday.
will be Harry Lsngdon. the popular
comedian. and his skit about the
troubles and mishaps of the autono.
bile driver For the extra added fea-
ture viii be Rosa Rosalind. OF the
equestrian arena. in an equestrian
offering. other numbers on the
program include Dixie Harris and
her Variety Four: Jarvis and Har-
rison. in their comedy. Shooting the
Shoots" Tony and George Fiorenz.
in acrobatic Innovations. and Eddie
Warren, the eccentric dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
ORpfi1 I'M

Sunday viii see the last showing
Of The Retreat of the Germans at
the Battle Of Arras" az the Orphcum
Third and Madison. together with
six vaudeville acts OF tho first
merit In this last ins,ailmcnt Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

The wilkes Players will present
for the week. beginning with the
matinee Sunday. stop Thief" a
farce Of laughable proportions. and
one that has made a record for orig.
inality and cleverness. IL is n story
based on klepto.nania and takes the
comedy side of that disease. which
in many cases has been one OF deep
est thought and much discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05
MOORE
PALACE HIP

~ Might with the Poets" VIII be
the headline feature In the new
show which opens Sunday at the
Palace Hip. with songs and readings
of the Hoosier poets works
Lew A. Ward will provide song.
talk. dancing and representations.
The Shanghai Trio are Chinese
iuEgicrs. acrobata and tricksters.
Resale Asher is pretty, viva.
cious Coincidence.
Walsh and Rand have "A Song
Diversion" OF highly artistic sort
The Alvarez Duo are novelty equil.
ibrists with stunts in trapeze and
ladder balancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-05

offer some comedy singing and
patter.
GAIETY
oh. boys. come on in. the waters
fine. Next week. opening with the
matinee Sunday. there win be
plenty OF bathing girls at the
Gairty In The Armstrong company's
latest burlczquc offering. The Bath
Ing Girls"
MOORE
The big. new bill Of orpheum cir.
cult vaudeville that OPENS a weeks
engagement at the Moore Sunday
afternoon In headed by Alan Brooks
a Co. In tho comedy dramiet. Dol
lars and Sense"
Elsa Rueggcr a. Co. have an in
strumontai turn. Elsa Rueggcr In n
eellist OF some renown.
Toots Paka Ia here with her native
Hawaiian dancing. singing girls and
native instrumontaIistH.
The Alaska Duo has "A Night on
the Yukon" a big skating act
King and Harvey have song
number. while Mack and Earl have
an act OF song and patter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
Stplpe.

@~caenip1rtig baben mir bier cdtcs
Srilhlingslucttcr. Illc Sarmcr iino
cmiig nit Dem &ornpilanacn beidGf-
tiat. Aud Die @~ci5cniclocr icbcn
rcdt gut aus ulb pcriprefcn, mcnn
llidt rn9iinItiec @ittcrrn9 ou5pi.
Ifcn fonlmt, cine olisgicbisc Grnte.
Cine gn5abl Scrluanotc rrno
Srcunoc, bon bier, mobnten am Der.
gangcncn Sonntog Dem SegrGbnib
Der %peritorbenen Srnll Carolina Gat-
tclnlann. III &crmarn, bel.
6rls. emma Stpcl ltno 2cna 60
tall trufcn in Der norigcn @odlc bon
ct. Souis bier Gin, Inn mGhrcno ocs
Son1mcrs bel bcn Gltcrn 81, blcibcn.
@ilbeln @obl lulb Otto Scope
icicrtcn bcibc an ncrgangenen Cont
tag ibr 21itcs @iegenfcit unb mllrbcr
bel oicier @clcgcnbeit bllrh Den &c.
illd) ibrer 5ablreidcn Sreunbc iibcr.
roidt.
Ghas. BOD ilnb Satin, bon SirIt
Greet, pareln ol1 lester Sonntag altf
9eiud bel Sran3 &llidcl uno Sanli.
lie.
Srit Silgcnitoblcr bot ieinen nSp.
Sorb" burb Otto Sidt p%ollitGnbig
rcnopieren unb b%eriiinsen Iaiien.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
9, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
2aut @crift an ibrc bctreffcnbcn
Ingeb0rigcn .iino gilbert &ui6el unb
Srit @rieihfe, nelde bciOc i'm Sicnit
bon Snfcl Sam itebcn 9liidlid IN
Sranfrcid angefommen.
Die Critic Srcibcits Inleibe
nllrbe ou6 bier, in Stolpc, icbr gut
bebudt.
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Tuc b II 3, 81. 1.

Sbert 0eppc bat ii6 allf mcbrcrc
Gage nod ct. 2puis begeben, Inn
SeripatOte unb Sreunoe 5l beiufcll.
Sermann Seicmann lln0 beiicn
Sdnclter, SRI. Gmmna, lporen ann DO.
riecn 9onnerstag in Seem Sapen.
Sn Der @obnllne bon slllg. Srisc.
mcper unlo Satin bate lid on lcts
ten Sanlstag, 5ltr Seller bon Sralt
Sritcnepcr's @icgcnfcit, cine 5abl.
reihe uno iroblide @eicllidoft cingc-
fllnocrl.
Srou Alfreo Gbfer, weldc bel Scr
lponotcn in ct. Souis nuf @clud) &C.
lpcicl1 mar, lit on1 lcttcn Sonntaa
lpicocr bier ungcfomnlen
Scrnlalln glitcrmann bat filr5lid)
bic Glib. @illinlonn Surm gcfollft.
Wcbrcrc Gcrlol1cn IN ltnicrer Nad)=
barihait iino CUR 3cit nod an Den
Maiern crfranft.
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@putc Wringen @rohc GnantitGten
MciScn.
Tlnk Nadridtcn.

Ios @oot nglllg. @oblt," fam an
porigcn 9pnnerStog nit 900 Sntf
@ci5cL iiir sic Gg9crs Willing 60,
ncbit onbcrcn Ernbltftcn bier ot;
il,br om Trcitog micoer ob, nit Saul
moorcn, nod &rllc9er's Sabre; fcbrtc
oil, Saulstog 5uriid NIT 927 Cad
@ei3cn, 25 Sod &orn un6 anoeren
Grobuftcn; inbr Damn om Wonto9
micocr ob nit Garlfponrcn mad,
Scnslcp's Sbpnl unb fant on1 Witt.
mod sl,riif NIT elmer Gorlnbung SelL,
elmer Gorlobung Gorn mo elmer Gar.
Ioollna Sfipeine.
Gos SGbrboot vSermonn" mad)te
ON borigen 0%onncrstoa cine 5obrt
nod Coles Greet unb brod,tc 10 Cad
@ci5cn fir sic Miible, ionic cine
9orfc nit Sclcpbon,S tongcn fir Die
@osconooc Central Telephone 90.
9(m GiellStog moftc baS 61brboot
Sen Gore Grip l,no ont lctten Com
ncrsto0 Sen Grip na6 GoIf's 2onb,
ing.
Der Miiiouri 5lllb lit jebt longlam
ant TSollcn. Scr @oscona0c bot CUR
Belt cinen gl,tcn @aiicritano filr
9oote.
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Sir iinb ermGdtigt
Muanit Meher,

nIs ganbioat fir 8ieoereripdblung
q. Sermin) gum @mte beg &epra.
i%entant fir 8asconabe County an5u.
5eigen, unteriporfen Der gntideibung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der HrimGrpabl an G.. IllglIt, 1918.
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8ir finb ermGdtigt
SheD. Uraf,

aIs ganbioat fir @ieoereripdblung
e. Sermin) GUM @mte oes Na6lab-
ridter fir @asconabe County a,l5ll.
aeigen, unterlporfen Der gntideibung
Der republifaniiden Stimmeeber bel
Der 8rimdrtpabI am 6. Il,guit, 1918.
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@erscr.

" Die Berger Chipping aiin. bat anl
, lcstcn Iontag cine Garlaoung &inb.
pieb uno S6peine perIanot.
2ailt 9criht iin6 mcbrere SGllc
bon 9lattern IN Der @obnu1g bon
GrnIt Soblncper gum Iusbrlld &C.
fommlen. Die Samilie iprrbe nm
Iettcn Wontaa inter Guarant1ne
Q%citclit.
Nan pcreciic nidt ocn Ealocc
See Cream Edrlor, ncrn nan IN
Berger lit.
$. q. Hoebd unb Ncttin, ionic
aoolf &pcbcl unb Srl. 2enlo ru6tcn
am1 porieen Sreitog cine Sn9rt mad,
@uibineton.
Or. @ugncr bc9leitetc Scr. Sell.
mann, 81, om pergonGcncn Mrntag
nod ct. 2ouis, no lid Ger lcbtcre
Gratlidcr 9cbanbllng untcrsicben
miro.
Ilfreo 9aoc u1b @m. Sdu!t
mad)tcn olll peraungencn Sorntag cis
zen ausflug nad Gorc. Erelore,
9ernbcinlcr. W%artbasbille lnb @oiG.
ingtor, bon melhcm lie bann anl
Sonnto9 g(bcnb suriidfebrten.
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@ir iinb ermadtigt
Mihael Wenmann ST.,

als ganoioat fir bas @mt bes Gountp
glerf fir @asconaoe Gountp anoli'
aeigen, lnterlporfen Der @ntideioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der BrimGrmabl ont 6. @ugult, 1918.
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@ir iino ermG6tigt
g. H. @enbel,

als ganbibat fir @ieberertpdblung
gum 4nlte bes Circuit Glerf unb Ct.
Officio &ecoroer fir @asconaoe
County an5u5eigen, unterporfen Der
@ntideibung Der republifaniiden
Stimngeber bel Der H%rimdrpabl am
6. @ltguit, 1918.
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@ir finb ermddtiet
Saepb Sappmeber,

aIs ganbibat fir bas 4mt bes Gcur,.
tpporiisenben &idters Der gorr,tp
Court bon @asconabe Gountp an5i,.
aeigen, unterporfen Der gntideibung
Der repiiblifaniiden Stimmeeber bel
Der 8rimdrtpabI am 6. Guguit, 1918.
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@ir iino ermGdtigt
g. 8. Sartfe,

oils Ganbibat fir bas glmt oes goun.
tpporiitenben &idtcrs Ger County
Court BON @asconobe County onsr,.
5eigen. u%nterporfen Der gntideibung
Der repubIifaniiden Stinmgcber bel
Der 8rimGriuabI an1 G.. Iuguit, 1918.
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Sir iino erm6dtiet
Germ. 6. &ptfmtb,

aIs ganbibat fir bas Imt bes gountp
Gnfualt fir @asconabe Gountp an5li.
seigen, untertporfen Der @ntideioune
Ser reprblifaniihen Stimmgeber bel
Der 9rimdrtpabI ant 6. @uguit. 1918.
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@ir iin6 ermG6tigt
Grnit s.. Npcncr.

als ganoioat fir @iebereripGbl,,ng
e. Scrmin) 5lnl s(mte bcs County.
ridtcrs fir Den norbt. Oiltrift bon
@asconaoe County an5l,5cigen, untcr-
porfen Der @nti6eibung Der republi.
taniihen Stimungeber bel Der Eri:
mGripabl an 6. Il,grlt, 1918.
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SpIt tll Culu lulu ullHt'u]u'l II. VI
fallftc bosiclbc bon Gil Tiercc.
Srau Gbos. ScIm unb Snmilic,
BON ct. 2ouis. iino 5ur Belt bic 8Gitc
bon Srau Selnls Shwcitcr, Srali
@altcr Sdoeffcrfcctter.
g(ug. Midc, bon 2oioncttc Gountp,
meilt gcgcnmGrtig o,lf gciud, hci ici-
mem Satcr, 6riB Midc, ionic ieincm
9ri,ber, 2ollis Mite unb ociien "a.
mile.
@lueuIt &rammc llnb @ottin iinb
bod crfrcut iibcr bic Inflnft cincs
S6ftcrdens in ibrem Scim.
@oltcr Sdociicrfocttcr bot iid)
fiirslid eincn nclen Sobn Deere
aorn 3 GllItipotor eefauft.
@alter S6acficrfoctter uno Got
tin lpl,rbcn om 4. Moi burd Die Sc.
burt zines S0bndens crfreut. Scr
&lcine bcibt Sbcobor &aspcr. Sroll
Sduefferfocttcr mar friibcr Sri.
2ulu Shnciocr, bon Sipiss.
True translation filed with the post
master a; Hermann, Mo-, on May
8, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
0ic @pcrli6 Shulc bat ibrcn oft
monatlihcn Icrulin oru 9icnstag Der
poriacn ISOLDE bcihlolicn. BUR Int
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