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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
FOR RELIEF OF MEN IN
SERVICE WHO OWE
AND CANNOT PAY

The federal law expressly pro-
vides that men who go into service
of the army or navy and at the time
OF leaving owe debts, which they
cannot pay without deprivation of
their dependents. shall be relieved
therefr9m Tor the period OF their
service.
This law is little understood by
many merchants and even less by the
registrantS. and as a result some
merchants have unwittingly forced
the collection of accounts after reg
istrants have been called and have
thus laid themselves liable to pun
ishment.
In view of this state OF affairs,
the County Council of Defenses has
arranged to have a capable lawyer
advise those affected BY this order
and will be ready at all times to hear
the statements that are to be made
in their behalf.
r. +. b. Logan. with offices at
1907 West Main street. over Hen
ley's, and office telephone p, and
residence telephone SIS, has volun-
teered to accept this appointment
from the council and will gladly ex-
plain the application OF the law to
all.
1t is not the purpose OF the coun-
Gil to assist soldiers to avoid paying
their debts. but to protec them from
the loss OF their property by execu-
ton or attachment il such shall r.
suit in causing distress to depend
ents who are left behind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
Md-Continent Oil Fields
Labor Is Giuen Stiff Award
Dating Back to July3O,Last

fields Mr.. Walsh said. feeling has
run so high that Klu-Klux Klans
were organized. lynching parties
formed alleged !. w. W.. and
Others tarred and ieathered, CHI rges
and counter charges of sabosage
and other destructive practices made
by both the workers and the en-
ployers.
The Mid-Continent field pro luces
65 per cent OF all the gasoline con-
tent oil IN the country and TIE total
production IS staggering ir value and
volume. The production OF OIL lies
at the very base OF the militars and
naval program OF the government.
and the perpetuation OF unrest in
the Mid-Contin ent fields could not
but have a detrimental effect upon
oil production"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
THOUSANDS OF HUNS
ON STRIKE CAUSE
FEAR TO GOVERNMENT

Geneva, Aug. 30.-Serious strikes
involving 100000 workmen have
broken out at Bochum in Westpha-
liza, according to dispatches received
here today from Munich.
Three thousand strikers have been
sent to the front and 5000 deported
from the region under escort. Troops
are guarding the towns where riots
are feared.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
|HAICS ARMY CRASHES
FAR IT, THE EASTWARD.
English Storm Heights;
Rout Desperate Enemy
In One Mile of Peronne
(By The Associated Press)

With the British Armies in France, Aug. 3d.
(NOOn)-Baches, on the south bank of the SOmme and
about mile from PerOnne, has been captured by Field
Marshal Haig's forces British troops have entered
LesbOeufs and patrols have passed through MOrva to
the southeast.
British troops this morning pushed forward in an
easterly direction from Bapaume The British have
made further advances to the north of Lens. At one
place they pushed forward for distance of thousand
yards.
LIE Transloy, on the Bapaume- Peronne high road
was reported to have been captured this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
SAMUEL GOMPERS
VISITS BOYHOOD HOME
IN CITY OF LONDON

Thursday, Aug. 2o.-Samuel Com
pers. president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. today visited his
boyhood home where he was born
oS years ago.
II was AN event of great import
ance in the little section OF east Lon
don known a. Spiitlegate.
Mr. GomperS had only visited
England once before since he had
left that country as a boy to seek his
fortune in America. His previous
visit was nine years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
DRAFT GREEKS IN u. S.
AMERICANS IN GREECE

Washington, Aug. 30.-A treaty
providing for the drafting for mil
itary service OF Greek citizens in
America and American citizens in
Greece, similar in general terms to
conventions between the United
States and other co-belligerents, was
signed at the state department to-
day by Secretary Lansing and Min
iSter RouSsoS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
Souak CreuOs
On Austrian
Ships Revolt

Washington, Aug. S0.-Czecho-
Slovak crews on Austro- lIungariau II
warships in the harbor at Cattaro,
have revolted. according to an off
cial dispatch today from France.
The Czecho-Slovak deputy, Mr..
Soukup is said to have left Prague
for Cattaro to defend the sailors in
their courtmartial trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
BOLSHEVIKI MURDER IL.

Amsterdam. Aug. 50.-Nizhni-
Novgorod has been chosen as a
temporary headquarters by the mil
itary revolutionary committee. the
town being cleared OF counter revo-
luiionary elements. according to d
Moscow telegram to the North Ger
man Gazette. Eleven OF the counter
revolutionaries have been executed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
nv The Associated Press)

Moving forward with sustained powe., British armies
southeast of Arras have crashed clear
through Hndenburg line Dispatches received today
indicate that they have begun to roll up the German
forces which the rereang along the
whole Picardy battle line.
Bullecour which the Hindenburg line taken
Continued Page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
Enemy Driven Completely Behind River Somme-Brons Crossing
WEATHER FORECAST

For Ardmore and vicinity: To-
night cloudy, showers east por-
ton; Saturday fair.
Oklahoma: Tonight cloudy,
showers in east portion, cooler i'll
north portion; Saturday fair.
East and West Texas: To-
night and Saturday generally fair,
Local Temperature.
Maximum temperature yester-
day was 100 degrees, minimum
last night, Il degrees.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
EX-SENATOR CAMERON DIES

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug. S0.-James
Donald Cameron, for thirty years
United States senator from Pennsyl-
vmia and secretary OF war from
.36 to lS77, died today at his coun-
~ home, Donegal. Lancaster coun-
He was born in MiddletOW-n. Pa.
u, 1888.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
ALL EXCEPT LITTLE
SQUARE MILE CENTER
Is LEFT UNCUAROEO
PRIVATE CITIZENS BY HUN
DREDS SWORN IN TO
REPLACE STRIKERS
IS TROUBLE OVER UNION
Men Who Go Out Demand Certain
Concessions, Including Reinstate-
ment Without Reprimand of One
OF Their Union Members.

London, Aug. 3O.-General
omuts of South Africa, a mem.
Der of the imperial war cab
met, has interviewed in an at
Tempt to settle the police strike.
He is meeting the strikers and
their representatives at the
home offices this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31

London Aug. 30.-London out
SIDE OF the little square mile com
posing the city proper" has prac-
tlcally been without police protec-
ton since midnight when the ia
nous metropolitan police force went
on strike. Traffic, usually so well
looked after, was left to regulate
itself until special constab.es-pri-
vate citizens-enlisted for the dura-
ton OF the war to assist the reg
ulars, turned out in hundreds to =,
the work of the "bobbies."
Many members. of the day force
Joined the strike this morning. Plain
clothes men picketed the stations
and tried to induce the officers still
on duty and also the special con
stables to strike.
An hours tour OF the metropoI-
itan area during the early hours OF
the day found very few policemen
on duty. Some who were at their
posts had donned uniforms through
failure to get the notice from their
union that strike had been de
clared. They joined their comrades
when pickets arrived TO tell them #
the decision.
Wide Area Unprotected.
In one division alone. that which
looks after the working class dis
tricts of Battersea and Wandsworth
500 men failed to report. Such busy
west end centerS as Charing Cross.
Hyde Park corner, Marble Arch.
Camdentown, Tattenham Court
road, and Shaftesbury avendc. are
without their policemen. Similar
conditions prevailed in south Lon
don and in fact in most of the metro
politan area.
Before the heavy traffic appeared
on the streets. however. it was re
markable what little difference the
absence OF the policemen made. ex-
cept perhaps to American sailors and
soldiers who depend upon them for
direction
Drivers. many OF whom were
themselves on a strike a week ago.
regulated the movement of vehicles
and there was little crowding.
A majority of the policemen in the
great Woolwich arsenal and dock
yard, joined the strike thi, morning.
Leaders OF the union said that at
noon today, 10000 members of the
police were on strike.
and that the number was hourly in
creasing.
London. Aug. 50.-The famous
police are on strike.
The call was issued at midnight. and
il is said that men al every station
except four refused to go on duty.
The city OF London police. who
500. are not affected. The
force has between 1000
and 5000 members. Eight thou sand
have gone to war. The metropolitan
police demand increased wages. rec
ognition OF their union and the re-
nstatement OF discharged man who
was active in the policemen's union.
According to the Central News.
The authorities offered TO reinstate
The discharged constable with a rep
but the union objected and
The demand was granted. The news
agency interprets this as recognition
1f the union. as the constable has
been active in the union organizs-
ion which Is not recognized by the
police authorities. but Is supported
1y the London Labor Trades Coun-
ii and other labor bodies.
Before cyclists went about their
luty. spreading the strike order. the
Central News announced that IL was
the men would get a
,onus OF eight shillings weekly and
hat the percentage bonus demanded
would be considered by the author
ties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31

With the British Armies in France Aug 30This morning
the British pushed forward rapidly from Bapaume and
fighting the of Fremcourt the to Cambra and
at Bancourt.
The Germans fighting guard actions The
forces to be in full retreat in this locality.
North of Bapaume the most important captures have been
The defenses which had been erected by the
Germans Buecourt HendecOur Cagnicour and Ren
courtLez Cagnicour have been stOrmed and captured
At Rencour especially the defense strong and the
atop high ground which itself forms natural de-
position had been thought that the Germans would
hold this place desperately and they did for the first
of the attack.
Under the terrific British fire, however the broke
Haigs sormed the place and firmly in British
Here the British within few hundred yards
of the famous ne which probably of
the positions the has erected the west
front.
The DrocourtQueant defenses consist of five lines of
trenches machine and immense quantities of wire
ground with deep dugouts offer
shelter from bombardment.
1t along this line perhaps that of the bitter
struggles of the may take place
The British attacked the Germans dawn today north
and south of Buecourt and this region also
been cleared of the The Germans
bring troops this locality. Another
division has been identified the fighting during the
night. This division which the Americans had
pieces and since had been ref
and filling in the ranks somewhere in the
In the operons of last night and this morning the British
captured number of prisoners and Among
fifteen centimeter captured in front of
complete field battery taken southeast of
3apaume.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
(By The Associated Press. J

With the British Armies in France, Aug 80 (By The
Associated Press)Fires indicating the withdrawal of the
Germans on the northern end of the British front and especially
the ys salient burning Many explosions have been OBJ
served behind the enemy lines.
The Germans have been driven behind the river Somme
everywhere along the British front The whole bank
in the possession of Field Marshal Hags troops and
place south of La Chapeee British has
the east bank.
In the operations concluded this morning 800 prisoners fell
into the hands of the British this side of the being
able to get away quickly enough.
The Germans have destroyed all the bridges the
Somme including the railroad bridge the regular bridge
at Peronne.
Northwest of Peronne however after the changes
its from the north to the west the British swept
quickly that the causeway the Somme Clery the
north bank secured intact Clery in British hands
Peronne and the country the of that city well
under the fire of British guns.
North of Peronne the Germans holding the road
Bapaume as far point opposite Combes North of here
the advance of the British made the retire again. Brit
ish patrols astrde the road and southwark
Bapaume to have been captured without much
sstance by New Zealand who assisted by
from the British on the south.
The town entered from the north and east There
only brief fighting and then the Germans who had been
left behind surrendered
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
glblcben ppn Subn =. Straf in
ct. Gonis.
gSnrbc Dor 80 Sabren in Der gtGbe
bon Canaan gcboren-@ar ieit
20 Sabrcn i'm 8eid)aft in
ct. Gpuis.

9Spbn Tetcr Straf itorb ont lcsten
GicnSta9, llm 6 llbr, morgens, I'M
&uptiit SonitariltnL IN ct. 2puis
nod 5pei @ohen &ronfbeit infolgc
cincs S6loganfolls, i'm 9lltcr pOn
80 9Sabren.
Der Scritorbcnc lprr0c il, Ser gGbc
bon Canaan geborcn umb mar Elm
Sobn bon 95cter Straf lul6 Satin
(bci0c bcritorbcnl. SSm Sitter bon TN.
aciibr is SSnbreu bcQob CT iiN nod)
1t. SoltiS, i'm @cihdftigung 5u
illhcn llno ipiter grilnocte CT Gin eli.
genes @cif6ft.
Gr miro iibcrlcbt bon ieincn Brit
bern, $. 6. Strof, bon &crmom IMP
@uit Strof, bon Gononn. 1Serncr
audi ben bier S6yucitcrn: Srnlt Gcter
CittnnouL SSralt Seurp 9ittlnonll,
CSror Gillic Sd)olf lmO Sri. Worio
Strod.
Die 2eidc lultrbc nod Canaan &C
brn6t lnno sic @ccroigrln9 erfolgte
sort ullf 6cm &omaro SricObofc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

itrebiamIten illngen @eiddftsleiltc
gr nabm ltets ein reges Sntereiie an
9lllent mas 5ur Sorbcrung lunb @obl-
fabrt unieres @elneinipeiens geeignet
eridien. SSSsn eeieIlidaftIider ge.
aiebung erfreute er iih GROCER BE-
liebtbeit, mar iebr tbdtis in 2ogen.
freiien ,tnb genob Die Sodahtung
Iller melde nit ibm in 8eriibrl,ng
famen.
Die geitattlrng erfoIete om letten
Hadmittag, bonn Srauers
ba,iie aus auf Dem it6btiiden Srieo.
bof, 1tttter iebr aablreider 8etbeilig,
,,ng lrnb i,nter 2eitltng Der ssreimait.
rer, Obo Sellop, anigbts Of 8ptbias,
Mobern @ooomen, gfebefabs ltn6
galtern Star 2ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Eanl 3. 8arbs itarb in gcrser.
Die Srancrfeier ianb seitcrn in
Berger itatt.

Yoitl 3ad)nrius @arhs iturb ont
3. 0e5cmber, Inn bolbscill llbr. NOR.
gems, IN Berger, nod picrip0hent.
lider &ruufbeit an Der SSnilucnSa
ipelde i'll SllngcnentSilnbrng iibcr-
ging. Gr crreihte ein sllter bon 10
SSnbren.
Ger &erItorbcnc murnc am so.
Oftobcr, 1899, in Berger geboren
lmO mar ein Sn5n bon Yetcr @orbS
nt0 (8attin (Ntuttcr Gron5i$fo Whtel-
lcr). Gr mar Gin outer Gbrilt rn6
ein treucs 9ltitglieo Scr fotboIiihen
ct. Enula @emtinoc, iolpie ou6 Elm
4Iitglic0 oc& ct. @oulS @cIona-
GcrcinI.
Iie Groucriecr fuuo itott an lct
ten 0onnerStog, nm 9 ll1r, pornlit-
tags, in Der fatboliid,en Stride lmo
Die @ccr0iGlmg crfoIQtc Damn ouf
ocH oltcn fotholiihcn 6riroDoie.
gInBer ieinen troucrnoen Gltcrn
bintcrI0bt Scr @critorbcnc nod fol.
gellbc @rihmiltcr: Soe @orbS, bon,
9tclu Subcn; @m. @orbS, bon Scr.
ger; @llitob @orbS, jctt inn 9icnIt ii1
6ranfreih; 6rau 2olliic MleIler.
bon Scrlnanh lno Sri. Suiunnu
@orbs, III Berger. 6erncr Nrei On.
fel: 9lugltlt Willcllcr, bon Gtlob; Sln.
0rcus Wtucller, bon @oufenOa, 500.
lno &inccnt Wtllellrr. bon @erQer,
ionic cine &ante, 6rou Gotborinc
bon @erger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

-gs miro fiir Sdgcr nilblib iein,
ii6 oaron 5lt erinncrn DOB eS un9c.
ietli6 lit @ilb bon ir9eno elmer Sor-
tc, ielblt Soien, o1ne cine Si5cns 81
i6icbcn. 2ono @cIibcr lnto 2nno-
pdbter brauhen feline 2i5cns Inn allf
Dem 2anbe meldc5 iie cignen oocr &c.
padtet baben, alt iogen. Ginmobner
bon Counties f6nnen fir $1.00 cine
2i5ens erbalten, ipelde iie bercdtigt
in Dem Gounfp in iuelhent iie Dobnen
llno in allen angren5eiloen Counties
5ll jagen. Sir SIS fam Elm S5ager Ell.
ne 2i5eils erbalten iuelde ibn bere6.
tigt iiberall innerbalb Der Staats.
gren5en slt iagen boralsgeiest Dob
er ba5it Die GrloitbniB oes Sanoeigens
tbiimers bot. Gin Mdtbelpobner bon
fnnn fir $25 cine 2i5ers err
balten ipeIde i'm beredtigt innerbalb
oes Staates au iagen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Sicl in Der SdJlad)t,

Serbert 90. Soplpr, % Sabre ali
l,no 9ruoer bon Sralt Geo. $. &lerf,
ipurbe in Der S6lod)t 9et0btet, Der
offi6iellen HnAridt 5uiolgc pelde
icinen Gltern $. Sunlor ltnb @ottin,
Ala Slu1nnit glpc., @cbitcr @rppcS,
5lgcianot mllrbe.
Scrbcrt mar in Scrnlann, no or
icinc Sericrl 5lt ncrlcben pflcgte, lbobl,
hefannt. Gr mar i'm 316 SnQcnic,lr
Ncgintcnt lno mlrbc onl 5. Nppcnl.
bcr i'm Sample gctGbtct. gSir per-
iithern bie trnucrnbc Jomilie lmicrcs
9cilcios.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Ncncs BON Eotsbam.

Cine 9onfiaglln1s llnterbaltllnQ
ipllrbe ont lctten Sonncrstag pnn Sen
bieiigcn Scouts eegcben. gSir ma.
rcn 10 gliiflib Or. 2ltdp, BEN itaat.
lihcn Sbcirar5t, bier 81 boben; Ser.
iclbc biclt cine biibide slniprohc.
Cine orobe sln5abl iungc 2elltc
bon bier beeaben iid) am letten
Son1stag slbenb nah bem 2oIt Sill
Sdulbaltic, lun benl Tie Supper bel
5ltlpobnen.
SRI. Slorencc &loiiner, pelde bic
Sermamn So6l6ulc beiudt, perlebte
ben Sonfiagllngstag bel ibren slnge-
borigen.
So. &ornnnn ipur in Scr bergan.
eenen ISOLDE bier; er befonb iib 90
bcim auf l1rlaub.
Serr gtebelnsfp unb Samilic iinb
5llr Seit sic @6lte bon SAUL &Ioiiner
lmo Sanlilie. Sic mo6ten sic Sabrt
bon ct. 9oltis per 9litto.
Otto Gloliner bout gcgcnlp1rtig
cine Garage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

Srau Roia Genllep lplrbe lette
8ode benadri6tiet baB ibr Sobn
Ri6arb (Sif) 9fenllep ont %. Otto
Der, in Sranfrei6, in Der Shla6t
iebr ibiper peripitnbet iporoen iei.
Did ipllrbe bon bier ans nit moeren
@asconabe Gountp 8ops nod Camp
Sitniton entianbt. @Gbren6 Der CT.
iten paar Dtonate ieines slnfentbaIts
in Sltniton oiente er als Goh. Spdter
iprtroe er aur &fabtbeilung trans.
feriert unb I'M Monat SuIi nod
Sratfreid entianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

5rcocrif Scpntour Darlington,
alias 2oro Darlington neI6er i'm
Sabre 1903 IN ct. 2ouis gountp ser
Grnoronng bon SSanles Mcgnnn
i'berfiibrt, llno bieierbalb berurtGeilt
muroe, biirfte ieoeufaIIs oIs 9eib.
nadtSgeidenf icine 6rcibcit crbaftcn.
S. &ellp Bool, elm MitgGieb Scr go
rolieriings @cborbc, erff1rte, iiber
oieie slngelegcnbeit befroqt, oob man
Darlington mel6er 5ll lcbensldngli.
dem 3udtbalts bcr1rtbeilt 1T, cntIoI.
len merbe, faIls feline Miiffebr nod
England garantiert fei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Grfabrnngem cincs 6eiitliden. 40

STTuDrNH8cH ctHcs Vetllilu)cH. NQs
itor Spbn Stllrn1an BON Sites, Yo.,
idreibt: nSorni's sllpenfrGllter bat in
Dem Sail meiner Sral1, lmb auh IN
meincnl Sail, bor5iigli1e Geiultate
cr5iclt. Wteinc Srat lit an 9rllts
ihrner5en; lic fonntc niht auf ibrer
rebten Seitc liegen; ibr puroe oann
bas 9ltbnen 70 ihnper, baB iie fat er.
itidte; bics lit jcbt allies perldpllnoen.
Sd lit oft ont Wtogcll llno al meinen
gticren; id fiible mid jcbt oltsgc.
5ei6net lnb fam jeoc Speiie cncr.
Gerartigc Grfabrllngen habcn 6or.
MIS- 9llpcnfrGuter bel allen &Olfs.
flolicn 10 bcliebt genlodt llno inn cis
nen Elob i'm 0febi5inidranf bon
Emlienoen bon 5anlilicn crmorber.
gs lit feline glpotbefermebi5in. @c.
gen nGDerer glusfltnft penbc man iid
on Or. Yeter 5obrnep & Cons 60,
2501 @oIbiugton 9lbb, GDicu9o,
Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

Sri. Mollb Giiblcr mllrbc anl Irci.
tag Ibcnb, ais tic iih bon Der Ober.
man Jabrif in Sefferion gitp auf Dem
@cimmcac bcfono nubs Dem ssaiicr-
tlurm bon eincm 1mbefdnnten Mam
angegriffen, pelher lic on Der Gchle
crgriff ibr Damn ieincn lleberrof
iibcr oen Gopf mari lnb bo8 MGo.
den nad) elmer lccren 9auItclIe
idlcppte ,nb BORT eincn frintincIlcn
s(ngriff altf ibr alsiibte. sic ipilroe
alt6 Inn So beraitbt. 9(ls cs ibr
lhlieblih gelong, iid) 3u befreien,
'hric tic Inn Silfe, unb Ser Shurfe
Lief oapon. Iebrere Berionen in Der
yfodhorid,aft fomcn berbei un6 brof.
ten SRI. @ibler nah Sa,,ie. Gin Der.
bcigcrltfcner gr3t beitdtigtc, ooB Dos
rll6los bcbon0elt porben
fei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Starb in ct. 2onis.

slm lcbtcn 9icnstog itarb IN ct.
Solli5, nod elmer Operotion, Srit
Shroebcr, in SlItcr bon 50 SSabren.
Gr miro iiberlebt bon ieincr 8ottin,
2eno Shroeber, gch. aSorniib, ieiner
ShmGgcrincn, Srau Suit. Sacffner,
bon Serrnann; Srau Gbas. 9rieidfe,
BON Stolpc l,nb Srou Otto SronOt,
hon Morriion 1tnb ieincm S1rpager,
Stto ,Sonniid) bon Stolpe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

-am leeten Samstag beitimmte
oas Goitntp @eridt sic giirgfhoft
oes Gountp Collectors aitf $50.
600. Sie 9iireidafts Slmnme bes
Solicitors miro INNER ilab 6en1 Be-
tragc Der &olleftionen beitimmt, bie
I'M porbcrsebenoen Sabre eer1aft
iuirben, 2orens emo, Ser neuer.
mdblte Solicitor, miro iein Mn,t int
WGr5, 1919, arttreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
gancr.Sanncs.

SoIepb Bauer unb 2olo Morio
Sanncp, bon 2ntcshilIc, NO, mur6cn
onr pcrGon9cncn Mlontog, uu 4 llbr,
nodnlittugs, i'll Scr ct. 9llpbons
"Hof Gburd," IN Ct 2ouis, gctroltt.
Der @r1lltiaom 1T ein Sobn bon
5rol Moria g. @aicr, bon Ser
nlann uno lit bel ser Sinmons
&orbmorc SO. IN ct, 2ouiS beihGi.
tigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06
Sas Gunntb. .8eridJt bcfeblt bic gns.
lesnng elmer Strakc.

9lm lebten Sonsto9 crtbciItc SOS
Gollntp @eriht ben 9efebl 5llr Ser.
mciilng llnb Sluslcgilng Der StraBc
bel @st. Sterling, gen1dB bes 9ittgc.
ill6s bon @n. SeImig umb onberen.
Sie getenten ilbernebnlen sic &c.
iontlntfoitcn fir gr6ffnltno Scr Stro.
&c irnb beren S5nitonoieBuug gum Sc
nlts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

Won bereeiic es ni6t bas
Ibonnemcnt auf boS Solfsblatt slt
Gesableu, ipern bas Ssabr nitf Dem
9(orcssscttel nidt 1919, obcr ipeiter
i'm Soralts la,itct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

". s.. Soiinluml bot &. SS. &oe.
nig's 2eihenbeltottl,ngs @ei61ft in
@lonb fiuilid crmorbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

:. y. Council. lpclhcr cine arcBc
Ibongruhe bel Sipcnsbillc in 9ctrieb
bate. ucrienoct 9IeidlfaIlS Ebon bon
@lCncoc. Gcrolb, NoICbuo mo Belle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-06

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
5, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@crunnbct in Ser Sdllad)t.