davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-05

PershinE's advice helped Marshal Foch
to reach his decision 70 strike. Gen
cral rcrshins continues:
The erea, force or the German
Chateau Thisrry offensive established
the deep MSrne salient. but the enemy
was taking chances and the Nulpcr.
ability OF this pocket - attack might
be turned 10 his disadvantage, Srizins
division with any sort OF training MAS
made available for use IN \ counicrcf-
tsnsive: The place OF honor IN the
given to our First and Second Divisions
IN company with chosen French diri-
SionS.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-08
P0LYGAMY FROWNED
 UPON IN GERMANY
Reports Circulated in Other C0uD-
 tries Arouse Indignation in Berlin

Amsterdam, Feb. c2 Correspond culation in other belligerent countries Of the report that official recognition of polygamy had been given in Ger many, in order to fill up as quickly which the war has made in the Ger man army, has aroused indignation in the German empire. This report is said to have been mentioned in the British house of commons by Ar thur J. Balfour the British foreign minister and by Lord Robert Cecil, the British minister of munitions.
 In the religious weekly paper, Die Christliche Welt, Professor Martin Rade declared recently that poIygamy is countenanced neither by the Ger man government nor by the German people. He contends that single pam phlets advocating a plurality of wives such as the one referred to by Lord Robert Cecil, are the work of lire sponsible persons and should not be taken seriously. Moreover Professor Rade holds that history has shown that after all great wars, the losses have been made good by normal mar riages.
 There seems to be, however, a good many irresponsible persons" in Ger many who hold queer ideas as to the breeding of the future German. The Berliner Tageblatt devotes an article to them. It begins by saying that the pamphlet quoted in tho House of Commons had no sort of official sane ton and that, on the contrary, it was quickly suppressed. The Tageblatt, however, mentions the activities of the Eden and Mittagsbund' move ment and the "Hammar Community" whose ideas for increasing the birth rate and to breed the "Germanic superman" are regarded as distinctly peculiar.
 Then there is the "Gorman Society for Regeneration and the "Order Of the New Templars' which want to maintain the balance of births as against the fertility of the semitic races Finally, society named '"Ariana" frankly advocates free loNN' None of these Sccts, the Tagcblatt as serts, is of any importance. The paper further argues that the Socl- cities only work on the theories Of Darwin and Gobineau-both of them n-Germans-wh advocated ScIec- tive breeding of a superior grace o1 human beings.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-08
SWITZERLAND CARES FOR MANY INVALIDS
Warning Nations Glad to Intern
 Wounded There

Paris, January 21, (Corrcspon- dence of the Associated Press)- There were 24,136 invalided soldiers of warning nations interned in Swirz- erland on October 31, 1917. accord ing to a report of the Swiss Federal 'Quncil Of these 12,376 were French. I.N22 Belgians, 964 English, S,594 Germans, 22S Austrians and 142 Hun &"1ians. These figures do not in dude ALAG interned persons who were returned to their native coun- tries in accordance with agreements concluded between the combatants through the intermediary of Switzer- land in 1917
 An interesting account of the nego- !|"tiOnS leading to the rcpa tri;AtiOn Of NOunICd soldiers is cont;1i ned in the first report of Major Edward tavre r| the internment service of the Swiss Army. which has just made it's ap- pearHnCe. The question Ot an eX- "hang'e of wounded prisoners was taken up. the report says in the first months of the war but almost insur- mountlble difficulties arose because of the fact that the belligeronts feared to risk releadiny these pris- oncrs who. while unable to resume their positions on tho front, might be used in occupations which would free other mobilized men for combatant service.
 Following a conversation which he had in Paris with M. Milleranh, Nit ister of War, GustaVe Ad0r, presi- dent of the International ited Cross COmmitte, proposed to M Hoffman, then head of the Swiss foreign office that it would be possible to intern the | wounded soldiers in Switzerland. The Swiss Federal Council received this suggestion favorably and the greater part of 1915 was spent in ne- i gotiatiOna between Switzerland and the warning powers.
 In December 1915 an agreement i was finally concluded between SNitH- , erland, France and Germany. Eng , land and Belgium later joined ;n. ! The first repatriates began tn arrive in Switzerland early in 19li. They ] were mostly soldiers afflicted with tu- berculOsis.
 It was necessary to find useful Oc~ ! equations for those who Were able L.
 work and to teach new trades tt
 those whose injuries prevented tn>n
 from returning to their ante war oc'
 equations. Professional men were
 assisted in continuing their studies
 The problems of discipline and I'd 7 miniStration have also been dilic1r
 onns but all are being solved, dn'
 new ways and means arc r"H~t lntl, I 1 being found to make the ntcrnCt e mon happy and comfortable.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-08

and such should apply for enrolment the unit will be quickly filled up and there is no promise that more units of this sort will be formed.
 Men applying for enrolment for this work should be between the ages of 21 to 35 and should bring recommendations from former em- ployers and other credentials, in order that the enrolling officer may be aided in assigning ratings.
 In addition to these men for this special work, applicants for enroll ment in class 4-3 (Naval Coast De fensc Reserve) general service, are now being accepted in the following ratings: Seaman second class, deck petty officers, and firemen if qualified, stewards, bakers, cooks, and mess at tendants are especially needed for this branch, and aliens from allied or friendly countries who have taken out their first papers are acceptable in these ratings as we'll as full citizens of the |. $.
 While machinistS, instrument work 4ers miliWrights, and coppersmiths are not now being enrolled, it is ex- pected that there may be a call for and such as are interested should write to the enrolling officer who will noep their names on file and notify them if and when they are needed. Anticipating the need, in the future,
New Britain herald., 1918-03-08
MECHANICS NEEDED
 FOR WORK ABROAD
Will Be Sent to Point in Ireland
 for Airplane Making

New Haven, March S.-The Naval Reserve enrolling officer at New Ha' ven, Conn, has requested the Herald to pubIislr.the following statement:
 There is at present need for mechanics in the United States Naval Reserve Flying corps class of Naval ReserveS force. These are for special duty in "a unit. of four hundred men who aree to be sent to Ireland for .Aviafiorr Construction work These men wilISbe- engaged entirely in ground work and there will be no flying in cluded insnheir duties. Men of the following trades are needed in this connecticut: carpenters, riggerS, bricklayers, fmasons, pfpefitters, fire men, electricians and boilermakers,
New Britain herald., 1918-03-08

of qualified engineer officers, the navy mont as seaman End class, of under graduates of recognized technical schools of good standing with the understanding that, except in great emergency, these men will not be called to active duty until graduation. At that time they will be given an opportunity for immediate advance ment to such rank or rating as their knowledge qualities them for.
 All enrollments in the USNR F are for four years but a. discharge m uSt be granted to any man at his request at theH termination of the war or na-
 tional emergency Applicants must be citizens except in the case of stewards, etc, as noted above.
 Registrants for selective draft will be enrolled in this branch Of the of certificates from their local boards stating that their class and order numbers are so low that they are not within the current quota of their local boards.
 EnrOllmentS at New Haven are now being held at 61-62 Water street on Tuesdays and Fridays, but applicants a. m. on these days.
 Anyone wishing to conn unicate { with the enrolling officer may address him as Enrolling Officer, USNRF, Drawer 30, New Haven, Conn.,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
,udteIte nit ben Mrmen IL

lu6teIte nit ben Mrnten in
Der 2uit berum unb itieB abserii.
iene Sdse ans. Die id 5ipar nidt
periteben tonnte, Die ib ieboh Dem
Sonfal nah meOer fir S%iebensmiir.
bisfciten nod iiir Se9ensmiinide
bielt. Sd bat nleine @irtin, Die
i6on iabr5ebntelang i'm Sanoe lebte,
mir gu perbeutihen, mas Die Sran
eigeutIid poue. Weiue Wirtin
borte Der Srau nod ein paar sc.
tuuben 5u, baum iagte lie mir i6litt
uno einfa6: ~Sie Sran mill Sic
~perbauen!" 4ad oieier ebenio fnap.
pen aIS flaren antlport betradtete
i6 mir bas Negerlueib etpas ge'
rial,er; iie mar womogli6 nod bider.
nod GROCER uuo nod idwGr3er aIs
Der 9eser. Der norbin baaeweien
mar. Gs eribien mir rGtlid, penn
es irsenS mSsIid mar, iid nit bie'
fer Dame in Cite auseinanoerSu.
Iesen. Reine @irtin iibernabm bic
@oGe bes 9oImetiders. uno nun
entpidelte iid foIsenbes @eiprdd:
Sb id Der Softor iei9
~Sawobl."
Sb borbin elm franfer Neger BET
mir seueien iIt9
.aueroin9s."
Sb id ibm Dies &e5ept peridrie.
ben babe?
.@epiB."
Sic iei sic Srau bieies Weaers;
ibr arr1er Wam fife nun eleno gu
Sauie uno ale flint Winllten weroe
ibnt BON nel,em libel, uno er miiiie
iif INNER mieber
rSa, id meib! Gas nil id ia
9eraoe!"
80? Sa - aber - mein
@atn wolte iid ia einen 3abn
3iehen laiien!"
gis bierber pflest ser fleine DOT
tor oie @ei6idte 9eip6bnIid 81 er.
aGbIen. Rur ielten iiigt err nod,
binsli, bab iein @eredtigfeitSgefiib
i'm ee5tpungen babe, feline @irtir
I'm eineu Dollar an5uprtnpen, oa'
nit er Ser idmaren Game bns III
reftmGbig Grporbene suriifgebcr
fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
testamentary upon the Estate of
FREDERICK BRANDT SIR,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 81 day of June 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters,
or they may be preculded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
FREDERICK BRANDT JR.,
Dated June 81, 1918. Executor.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
6-26-1S (45) .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Megfrknr.
Bon Guitar Soditettcr.

Bon mcincr MoGnlrng ans baba
id) elm paar bulocrt Sbritts nod
Dem 3oologilhcn @arten; oa lltt
nlall al warnlcn Sonuuerabcnoch
gen1iitlid) in oelL mas Der Ycrliner
ufriihe Suit" ncnnt. Sd ncbne BET
eincm Dalben GutcuO OrcunOen am
Glide Ylas. @ir plauoern. Nus
aenommen merll Der tlcinc Gottor
aus Cincinnati babel lit; Damn lit
es nit Dem ElnlOern Giiig; Der
feline Softor rebet ndmlid Ielbit 10
picl, buB ms nnbcrn baum lrlr nod
oie Hoae Oes auoitoriums blcibt.
Gr ipeiB amiiiante @eidid)tden gu
er5Gblen, ser fleiue 9oftor. Mit
%bcionoerer @orliebe gibt er Die Sc.
ibifte BON ieiner erlten Negerfnt
gum beiten. SD babe Tie idpn iie'
bennlal bon ibm gebort. aber iie lit
10 amiiiant, Dab id tie aud nod
gum ad)ten Male b0rcn fam. llno
10 ertciIe id ibm benn MN oaS
8ort.
vgs mar i'm erlten Sabre mciner
amerifaniiden Yraris", beginnt ar,
inocm er iih ieinen furSgeihnitts.
npt, geteilten srauen Bart lorgtdIs
tis allseinanoer ltreitt, mir itedte
ser biebere Geutibe nod IN allen
&noden. Sd bate mid 1T Gincin.
natl in einem Stootteil nieoergelai.
len, Der bauptiddlib Don meinen
2~anosleuten bon 2eutiden -
bepobnt mar. glber meine erten
2anosleute MOLTEN berslib meuie
BON mir wiiier. Sn peiiimiitiiden
augenbliden erifien es mir, ais oh
lie unterciranoer einen 9uno 9e.
i'd loiien battell, oeiien> 3ped iei,
mid langiam perbungern 81 laiien.
Sd mar Der cinsiae Ir5t in Der gan.
SEN StraBe, meine Spreditunoen
bate ib nit eroBen 3ifiern ur,ten
an Der Saustiir anmalen lalien,
aber fein Wenih fam 81 mir. Ger
3uidilB, Den id) nod bon 81 Souic
befan1, mar fnapp genu9, unb 10
iaB i) benn eines 4benos miebcr
einmal einiam au Sauie, peniDer
I'M auf 8atienten 81 warten, ais
UNI mein a%benobrot ungeitort 81
u%er5ebren. gs beitanb aus einem
9rotben obre Butter uno pDne Ye.
lag, uno BEL iolden peritmenoeri.
iden Nabl3eiten liebt man es, III.
beobadtet 81 bleiben. ga flopit cs
an meine Stibentiir. .Serr Got.
tor, elm Yatient!" idreit meiitc @ir-
tin 10 laut Tie fam. SD perbarJ
beu Heit meines Solipers in meinpr
@eitentaide unb lieB meinen eritcn
Hatienten Dor. Gs mar feiiter BON
meinen 2mbsIeuten, Ionbern sein
Reaer, un6 5mar ein Bradtegenr.
pIar. er mar ar9Ber, oider uno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate of
MARGARETHA PLATTNER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th day of July 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within n
year from the date of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
GEO. KRAETTLY, Executor. .
Dated July 13, 1918.
Attest: Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
7-17-1s (4S)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
9icbe nnb Sabaf.

Solnestomn, auf eiller Der Snieln
oes sames. Sluiies gae9ett, mar cine
ser crIten eualiid)cn Ricberlaiiin'
gen in Irncrifo. IS fniiptt iit al
oie @riinoung bieics Srtes Elm
merfwiiroiges greignis. Sic crIten
cnaliidcn aoloniiteu wnren fall ale
unbeipeibt. Der Sd)osmeiiter Der
neutrality-suspicious. beidloB
oaber, iie 81 perbeiraten, uno er
ididte 81 oieiem 3ped elm Sdliif
nit nciinsig ihGncn iungen @ao.
ten nod Samestoipn, no ale iofort
nad) ibrer Infinft pbte Die &c.
ringite Gdnpieri9feit inter Die
Sallbe fon1en. Seoer 9rdutigom
mlbte fir icine GripGblte, nm Die
Soften Der lleberiabrt gu ocden,
100 9iumo Sabaf ablieiern. Gas
mar nid)t teller, uub Die Nohfroge
lpnroe baIo itdrfcr oIs bas Inaebot.
0a6er erbobte audi Der Sdabnei.
tier bel ser fltr5 barauf erfolaenhet
,ipeiten Senbung Den bon icbem
Seiratsfanoibuten 5u e%rlegenoeil
8reis fir icoe Sfone allf $50
Bfun6 gabaf. Iber mas bnben
einige Bfiino Eabaf mebr obcr
meniger 5u beoeuten, penn bas
Sers iprift; nIio gaben Die an'
iieoIer nit 9eeeiiterung alid Die
$50 Gfunb Sabaf. muroen gIiidlid
nno sriinoeten bie eriten eiropGi.
ifen Sumilien in @irginien. Sieie
riibrenoe @erbinblng bon 2iebe uno
Tabaf fanb itott IN ben Sobren
1916 Bis 1929.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

The Army and Navy exhibits, that Of course will overshadow all others
in public interest and will occupy $500 square feet of floor space. will In
cmde about everything except dreadnaughs and arsenals nov performing
in the World War, and $1,000 in cash and several thousands of miles Of
travel devoted to inspecting cantonments, arsenals and munitions factories
would not afford Sc complete and comprehensive a perspective of the equip
ment and tools If our boys "over there" as will be seen within this building
and it is a foregone assurance that no other part of the big show will have
such drawing influence OF visitors.
Other Federal departments which will have extensive exhibits in this
building are the Agricultural. Commerce., Food Administration, Weather
Bureau, Animal Industry, Plant Industry, Forest Division, Bureaus of Chem
isuy, Entomology and Markets, and Public Roads, the whole supplemented
by moving pictures lin a large dark room specially pr0vided) that will vs-
uahze a multitude OF Government activities very much in the public eye
today.
Two very important Government exhibits which, from their nature.
cannot be placed in this building, are the Mine Rescue Car and the FISHERIES
Car the latter being a joint Federal and Missouri exhibit these cars VIII
be placed o IN a spur track within the grounds and open free to the public.
as will all of the other Government displays be absolutely free.
Missouris being the first in the grand circuit of State Fairs. this
Government exhibit will come here direct from Washington, will remain
during the entire week, then go to DesMoines, EaElhr, MNwauke I'M uc
ceeding Fairs in the circuit and, according to the Government travel schedule
accompanying the entry, Uncle Sans first ship will be over a lap OF 1850
miles to reach sedaia. To cover all Fairs in this circuit and back to Wash
ngton will near 5237 miles of travel. a fac that ought to convince the
skepucal that Uncle Sam approves of these State airs and wants all OF his
big family to do likewise.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

ldnudr5er ais Id lc elllell anoern
Heger geiebcn bate. @oran er lit,
oas mur0c mir nIdlt rcd)t tlar, oerll
ct rebctc Elm mir total llucrltdllo'
lidles &auocrprlidl. Gnolid oerlton
Oioten mir ms pnltonlini'd. Gr
rib ieinen riciigcn Muno melt all
lnb ocutctr nit icinen IdWnr5cn
3,eigciilNer III iejultn Nodlcn bincin
Sd id)allte mir alio icilc 3unac al.
Sic mar tart bcIrgt. SD acpaim
Oie lleber5clNung, Der Maml miiIlc
c.iraa i'm Wtagcn babcn, mas ibnl
nid)t gut bcfourmcn lei. SeDr eiIl'
iad,. iagte i6 mir, on perlhreiblt
0enl Negcr Gin 1890 cnt'duIoi9en Ste
oos bartc @ort, nreil,e Serren 49,
elm 9%redmittel. Sd idrieb ibnI
ein He5ept. Gr 5oa rincn alter!
Str,nnpf Deruor, ser inn ais 9orlc
oiente, uno belt i'm mir nit ira'
genoen @lIden e~ntgegen. Naboen
ih inn beoclltct bate, bob ct mir
oic Sllnmc bon einem Collar ihuI'
Sc, 3Gbltc er mir oieie Sunme in
Silbcr. uno Nidelnliin5en auf oen
Gid. 9ann empiohl CT iid.
I'D fiiblte mid ais arGils, ,o8
Sen Aleit meines Sonprrs wieber
aus Der @eitcntoide ulo idleuorrtc
iGn gum Seniter binouS. 1leit
nm sic Ode mar Elm ncttcs, bitli9cs
NeIlaurant, oobin pcriiigtc id) mid
urb ies.e bcs Ncgers Silbers uNo
Nidelsclo IN Elm Tpoitbcei mo 5pei
Ulu$ Mein I'M. Sriid Beltortt
fcbrte ib Damn 81 mclner 8obnnng
5uriid, Inn BORT rady bes Cages Sa't
unb Srellb meine Sagerltatt alf3u'
luden. Sd itieg meme 0rei Grep'
pen bihauf unO iudte babel ldlon
meinen aorriooridliiiicl aus Der
5oide. @ic i6 chen Die leste 8en'
Dung Dor ser briiten gtuae erflom'
men babe, iebc id, oaB oa oltI ocll
Stllicn ein Ncacrwcib fallert. Sd
benfe mir %ioiort, baB oas @eib oit'
nicmano omOcrs wartet ulS MID.
Oiic,bar bot ser 9tcger bon porbilI
tic on mid %cupioDlcn. @ahridcin
lid mar cr nit Ser @irfun9 meineS
frGftiocn MittcIS 10 5uirieocn gene.
len, oaB er iid) pcrpiliftet iiibIte, II
itiilen areiien fir mid propaganda
gu MAIDEN. Sun. ih battc ia e.
9cntlid, mebr oilf bentidr Frdrl@
1crcd,nct, aber nenn iid) olrdlnl9
bie 9trgcr barari fapri5iertem mir
ibr @elo ins Saus 81 traDelt, 10
broud)te mir bas ia fir Sen InIang
olld) nitt gerahc peinlih 5u lciIt.
SD iragte alio bos NeGrrmeib, 90
tic ol,i mid iuortc, Sic ld)ien mid,
nift redt ST. pcritehcL if mel;
nid)t, Of 6as an meinem mongel.
haiten Gngli,d oocr al ibrer molt'
selbaiten Snteli9en5 lag. gls oaS
8eib aber iab. baB ib Ole Fir auG.
idlob, an Der mein Name angt.
ifrieben ltuno, crGp6 rs elm semot.
tiaes 8eihrei, eiu lolhcs 3etermor'
oio, Dab lofort meine &irtin ct.
lfredt b%erbeieeeilt faun.
9as Heaermeib trat oidt az mid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

Zen beiten 8epeia fir bic aubers
oroentli6 bobs Dauerbaitigteit oes
!Spl3es bietst Elm Splobous in Der
tteinen jopuniiden @illenItuot Horo,
oa5 ais pas dlteite $oous Supans
uno tppbl audi Der Glteite !Splobuu
Der gon3en Nelt be5eianet peroen
lam. 0as @ebdube beitebt iolange,
ais ss in Sapon Mitaops sibt. Die
beionoere &onltruttiou oes naa Irt
bon 9%lodbGuiern aus 80lten QUAINT
menseiiigten uno burf Seitenltreben
ssitiiBten 9auies beite6t Dor allen
BARN. oaB meoer GiIens nod 9ola'
nGael perlpenbet puroen. SrobOem
permotte Der 9nu felt 1900 Sab,
rem Wino urlo Wettsr gu beiteben,
uno oieie beiipielIoie 5eitisteit 1T Ies
biglid auf ben seididten Ierbano
uub bic ouberproentIiA genoue gu
Iammenfii9una Der ein5elnen SoIsz
tetle suriid5uiiibrsn. IS 1T Elm Mus
itsrbeiipisl iapanii6er 9Ol5bautunit,
bic ss betanntlid psritebt, Sol5iIas
aeu 70 genau a~ufsinOnoer Su per
arbsiten, oaB 3. .. aniten aus Scl5
our6 bic aufseieBten ooer eingea
i6obsnsn SedeI fait p%oIltdnois lufts
oibt iperber. 5roboem Der gau
minoefens 1900 Sabre alt lit, tuuroe
niemals cine G%rneusrun9 Der 9pIaz
tsile noreenommen. Nur Dor 1000
'Subren tpurbs Elm neues Dad aufses
lahf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration c. t. a. upon the
Estate of
AUGUST BURGER,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court Of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the I'd day of July 1918.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date of said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said Estate; and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date Of said Letters,
they will be forever barred.
F. J. HANNE,
Public Administrator c. t. a.
Dated July 2, 1918
Attest: THEO. GRAF,
7-10-18 (47) Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

Wel, pie i6 Die
2iSsie. mas msine
alte is, ben perrs=
graf in ben psbs
per se5eist ben, 100
i'd brin als anuns
Selmann cement
i9enp i'm, oa bat
Ie bod bic 4uss
aufserife. Sd ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

gtpa so g d. ii lei uno
Ieds 2cbrcr Der Sodidrulc in &opal
Oaf, DO, erfranfter, nadbem iie
WaIier ~gctrunfcn battcn. aer5te oes
Ortcs iogel,, bab alles Srintmaiier
abeetodt wcroen ioltc, oa basiclbe
Iuiplgc beS Salnpctters peruurcini9t
poroer lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

IN mic Die Sdun.clmGnner fort
mare, bat ie sciogt lest loft i'd
l1ur febrfia iein I'M fcia BON meine
beriibmte eielSilrcidJ Made.
@onlit id) per5Icine
Sbnc &1rn Iierper
Fbtlipp Saueramper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AT THE FAIR.
ARMY, NAVY, AND MANY OTHER FEDERAL DEPARTMENTS, WILL
MAKE BIG EXHIBITS IN MISSOURI.

sedalia, Mo-"U. S. Government Building is the legend portrayed T..
"boxcar" letters IN a massive sign mounted OIL n of the largest bulldogs.
hat Will greet visitors to the Missouri State Fair here August 1917, and
the whole of tn. immense floor and wall space therein win be occupied by
Dur Uncles Samuel with display of his wares and merchandise = unitarian
N scientific. peaceful NJ Wanike.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

L. r. Food Administrative
Baking powder biscuits, con
bread, mullins, brown bread. grid
die cakes en- waffles is wot dey
call quick breads"
You all makes 'em wild one cup
er wheat flour ter two cups err
substitute flour to save all dc
wheat dat kin be saved fer dc
sojers. Some folks kin git er'long
widout any wheat at all and r
glad to do 1t ter help win de war.
Dat amt bad medicine to take.
70 who's gwine tu'n up his nose
at good con bread er biscuits Or
f~1apfacka2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
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uAilipp s~aaerampter.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

L.. :. Food Administration
De OF song seq Oars Sugar in
de Gourd," but Br'er 'Tater lows
dat de only sugar he's studyin'
bout nowadays is what's in de
sugar bowl en- hits gwine ter stay
dar.
De folks wots dom de ightin'
mus have sugar fust.
Eut eff dars emmy sweet'nin' In
d gourd nowadays, he sho' gwine
ter ct tapped. cause dey's lookin'
Ter svrurs en- 'lasses On honey to
"c!!sStitutc."