davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-16
dat. Robinson 4 fost invinovatit
cl detese soldatului lnedicamen.
te gresite, carl A-au omorit.

g 4 81
te gresite, carl l.au omorit.
Omorit de tramvai. - Canton,
Ohio. William Arntz, in vir-
sta de ~ de ami, a fost taiat de
un tlamvai de Gimp linga Edge
field. Ell era un veteran al raz-
boi,tlui civil.
Tn alt impr1lmut Angliei. -
Washington. Ministrul de fl
nante impr,lmutat Angliei o
alta suma de 175,OO0,0OO dolari,
ridicind totalul creditului eli la
3,345, 100000 dolari 81 al aliatilor
la 6,266 500, 900.
Omorit de automobil. Yo-
ungstown, Ohio. = Luke Thorn
ton, in etate de Is de ami, a fost
omorit la moment i'll timpul cind
La isbit un automobil pc care-l
nina G. r. Purdum, din Girard.
Purdum sa predat singur la po-
lite. de unde fost libcrat pc
cautiune.
Greve lucratorilor de arma-
ment. Springfield, Mass. =
1ntre 500 81 600 de lucratori de
la firma Amith 4 Wesson Com
pany, care fabrica revolvere pen
tru armata. s'au i,us in greva
din cauza ca compania nu voeste
sa le mai mareasca plata 81 sd
lie imbunatateasca conditiile de
munca. Aceasta companie are un
mare numar de cOmenzi date de
guvern.
Generalul Gramat numit CO.
mandant peste armata greca. -
Paris. gencralul "A. Gramat
din annata franceza fost numit
Sef comandant al statului ma
jor al armatei grecesti.
Forta Englezilor in Franta. -
Paris. Fortele emgleze ce sd
afla in Franta sunt peste 1000,
900 de oameni. spune corespon-
dentul de ia .agentia Havas.
Chinematograful in 1erusalim.
- Iondra. ChinematOgraful
clStigat repede mare pOpula-
ritate in leruaslim, in particular
printre populatia lMtiva, dupa
cum spune 0 scriioare de la un
soldat &c sa afla acolo. Sptlne ca
G impossible ca sa faca loc la null
timea ce sa ihdeasa ca sd vada
chiilematograful. Poporul era a.
proape ca sd inceapa sd Sc bata
cind primul teatrg fost deschis
in Beersheba -. toti voiau ca sa
intre deodata in neincapatoru.
local
Hamburgul We avea noM shiph-
yarduri (santiere de cladit va
poare). Amsterdam. S a
planuit ca sd Sc cladeasca la
Hamburg eel mai mare shiph-
yard (santiere de cladit vapoa-
re- din intreaga Germanie. spu-
ne ziarul Hamburger Nachrich-
ten. Combinatia' interesclor in "a
ceasta afaccre e sprijinita 81 de
Hamburg American Co. noua
intreprindere are un capital de
zece milioane.
Primul ziar 'publicat ir Pales-
tina. lerusalim. Ziarul Pa
iestina. care sub contrO,ul unui
redactor militar, a aparut in Ie-
rusalim. acesta G primul ziar en-
glez pima acum aparut in
! Palestina. Citiva paragraph sunt
devotati penalitatii ce asteapta
pc cei citiva nativi care au incc-
put uzul de a sc ipbogati repedc
de pc spatele poporului ignorant.
Indemnitates. Rusiei. - Copen-
haga. Ziarll ,,Nashe Sloyo's
scric All ca Gcrmania a cernt de
la Russia indemnitate de razboi
de $3.605, ,00C ,OOC.
Tutunu! Germanilor. - Berna.
- Consiliul federal din Berlin a
dat ordin pentru intrebnintarca
foilor dc teiu. artar, castan 81 ST.
camor III loc de tutun.
Isl recspata vederea dupa 4
Ormer, din Clover, Pa, care a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-16
INFORMATIUNI

ue GngIezl lntT un an. = LOldra.
- De la | lulie 1917 81 pima la
| Iulie 1918. Englezii au distrus
pc frOntul de vest 2,15O de ae-
rOplane germane Afara de ace
stca Ell au mai slit alte 1883 sd
descinda pc teritorul aliatilor.
Aviatorii naval al Angliei au di-
sstrus 81 Ell inca 623 de aeroplane
lnamice. Aeroplanelc perdutc de
Engiezi au ajuns numai la cifra
de .lS6.
fnabusirea revoltei austriecilor.
-COrfu. = Biroul preset sirbcsti
anunta ca printre trupele austri-
ace din districtele ocupate de la
Sirbi. a isbucnit o revolta seri-
CASA. Garnizoana de la Praguye-
vatZ. foSt Mai inainte arsenalul
armatelor sirbesti. sa revoltat
din cauza hranei proaste. ONO
rInd I'm mare. nllmar de Ofiteri.
Aceasta revolta fost inabuSita
dupa lupta singeroa>a. in care
$ an intrebuintat artilerie 81 mi
tralierc.
Case pentru explosive. - Lon
dra. = Fcmcilc div Anglia an
tost rugate de guvern sa pastre-
ze oasele dupa &c an trecut PIN
gura clinilor, 81 sd lie trimita la
locurile de colectare, unde Sc
scoate din e.e maduva 81 Sc in
trebuinteaza la facerea glicerinci
= o materle din care Sc compu-
ne ce! mai putcrnic explosiv.
Epidemic de razboi in Elvetia.
Geneva. Coiica spaniola
continua a Sc lati Gu iuteala in
Elvetia. Autoritatile militare "a
anunta ca in 9 Iulie printre tru-
pele elvetiene erau 6.244 cazuri
de aceasta bOala. Totusi pima a.
cum rata morti.or este foarte
mica in comparable Gu numarul
celor bo,navi.
Perderee. postei din America.
- Washington. - La dcparta-
mentul postel0r q sosit din Nor
vegia stirea ca 10000 de scrisori
81 carti postale, l.044 dc articolc
recomandate 81 l4l saci dc ziare
adresate in oraSele Scandinavia.
All picrit in valuri Odata Gu va
porul Kong Magnns, care fost
torpilat de submarine in Mareai
Nordulili.
Doctor dat afara dir armata.
~ Washington. Locotenentu!
Joseph Robinson. din corpul me-
dical, fost dat afara din arma-
ia in ltrma judecarei lui de tri-
bunalnl militar. care Ia gasit vi
novat de negligcnta, ceea &c a
colltrlbuit "a moartca uali sol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-16

Sa aud vesti rele de tot. Anne
RIGA asia in curind are sa fie mai
uscata ca un pod cOperit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-16

lea 4 asigurann ca
31fit de lumea In
ii .intregi, triua-
|znt, asa sd cada
NJ y absolutis-
tAa francezilor
ti1np "a lup-
e y lu1nii In
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Perderea, postei din A-neric'
Doctor dat afara dir armata.

r. Washington. L0cOtenentu!
Joseph Robinson. din corpul me-
dical, fost dat afara din arna-
ia in lirma judecarei lui de tri-
bInalul militar. care Ia gasit vi
novat de 'legligenta, ceea &c a
cOlltribuit IA moartca uani sol
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
A REAL HAIR SAVER
AND BEAUTIFIER


Found At last-Shows Results at
Once or Nothing to Pay.
II your hair Is thinning ont, prema-
turely gray, brittle, lifeless. full Of
dandruff and your head itches like
mad, quick action must be taken to
save your hair.
Don't wait until the hair root Is
dead. for then nothing can prevent
badness.
Get from Quigley's Drug Stores or
any good druggist today package of
Partisan sage-it doesn't cost much
and there's nothing else you could use
that's so simple. safe and effective.
You will surely be delighted with
the first application. Your hair will
seem much more abundant and radiant
with life and beauty = all itching
ceases and your scalp feels cool and
comfortable. Partisan sage Is in great
demand by discriminating women be-
cause it is delicately perfumed. does
not color or streak the hair, and keeps
1t lustrous, soft and fluffy.
Be sure you get the genuine Paris
ian sage (Giroux's) for this is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
nothing to pay.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
On The Screen
WASHINGTON.

In little town lives a young man
of ambition, whose stock in trade are
his smile and serene optimism. He
is a newspaper reporter who gets
social, police and political items for
his newspaper and who one day Is
ordered by his city editor to inter-
view a grouchy millionaire whose hat
red for the press and publicity are
proverbial.
The young fellow realizes the diff
culties of his task, but he refuses to
be discouraged and smillingly begins
his task. How to reach the grabbed
capitalist in his citadel? The young
fellow is an athlete and in the &C
complishment of his purpose, that Of
obtaining from the millionaire an ex-
preston of his views upon certain
topics of vital interest to his fellow
townsmen, he does some marvellous
stunts, vaulting fences and flower-beds
six feet high, and climbing the. front
of building in order to gain ingress
into the silent habitation.
At the Washington today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

the spectator actually to the battle
front, shows our American boys under
fire, and visualizes that war as it act
ually is. Night after night, in New
York and other cities where the pic
ture has been shown, fathers and
mothers, sisters and sweethearts have
seen their loved ones among the
masses OF soldiers depicted upon the
screen. The possibility of seeing and
recognizing soldier boys In the picture
is one of its greatest appeals, the
value of which every exhibitor must
realize. At the Murrette today, to-
morrow and Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
MURRETTE.

"The motion picture theatres have
been 100 per cent patriotic in the war.
They have in many ways aided the
government in it's propaganda work.
The showing of Americas Answer
will be one more page added to the
long record OF helpfulness.
quite apart from the invaluable in
formation which Americas Answer
imparts, and which is now first given
to the public, the picture has stir
ring appeal in the fact that it takes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
INFLUENZA-LA GRIPPE

The present influenza is now known
to be our old familiar la grippe. Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is just what every
sufferer from influenza or la grippe
needs now. 1t covers the rough in
famed throat with a soothing healing
coating, clears away the mucous, stops
the tickling and coughing, eases the
tightness and heavy breathing. Day
Tar handy. 1t gives ease. warmth and
comfort from the very first Dose Buy
it now. For sale by A. G. Luken e Co.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
Susan Frank Is Dead
in Oklahoma CITY

Word has been received of the &C
cidental death of Susan Frank in Ok
lahoma City, Oklahoma. She was
born in Richmond and will be remem-
bered in this city as Susan Perronate.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home
of her brother, 1920 Boyer street.
Friends may call any time Sunday.
Burial will be at Centerville. The
body will probably arrive Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
SOUTH AMERICANS MEET

SAN SALVADOR. Nov. THE con-
vention of Unionists of Central Amer.
lea opened today at La Union. All
the Central American republics are
represented either by delegates or
proxy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
STARR and SIMPLEX
TEAMS ;NlN FIRST
GAME OF LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING.

The Starr team and the Simplexers
won from their opponents. the Male
able and the Atlas last night IN the
Industrial League games at the 7. NJ.
C. A. The Starr team won their game
by default as the Malleables failed to
show up but the other game was ex-
citing until the seventh when the At
las blew"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
Oxford College Students
Help in Corn Husking

OXFORD. O., Nov. TWENTY-FIVE
oxford College girls. eager to 90
some really worth while work IN these
strenuous times. yesterday walked 10
the farm of Elmer Coulter. three miles
from town, and helped husk corn. MT.
Coulter says they worked well all DAY.
He gave them fine fried chicken oln'
uer and paid them mems wages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
NOTORIOUS CROOK SHOT.

CHICAGO, Nov. Edward JOSS s)h
Fay, notorious crook and bank roblh er
was found dead in alley here. shot to
death. Police believe he was slain a,y
member of his own gang In quar- d el
over division of loot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
smoothly and / think 1t will be over
soon by the way things look"

Mrs. Louisa Wiechman of BIG South
Twelfth street, has received word that
her son, Edward H. Wiechman, Co. l,
151st Infantry, 3Sth Division, has ar
rived safely in England
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

pathy, and the sympathy Of the Red
Cross In your grief
your son was fine man and will
be greatly missed by his comrades.
Although he was not permitted to
reach the front, he gave up his life as
loyalty for his country as those other
soldiers who are dying on the battle
fields of France. He had made the
supreme sacrifice in this time of the
nations need, and his name will for
ever be written on the honor roll of
those who have given all for their
country.
Forest Klute of Camp Sheridan, o.,
is in the city visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Klute of South
Fourteenth street
II have been unable to write as my
fingers were blown off by high ex-
plosive SHE'LL" writes Private William
Albert Yoder, of Headquarters Com
pany II, classified ton camp. Yoder
was listed in the casualties some time
ago. He was wounded on July 10, and
has been in France since June.
Il am feeling fine now" he con-
tinued. II will probably be behind
the lines until the finish of the war,
which is coming very soon, with the
help of the boys from the U. S. A.
Now you folks can have that big tur-
key ready for me Christmas as l will
be there to help eat it. And will
bring some Big Hun home for you
folks to punch holes in when anything
gets you sore"
Private Yoder is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Yoder of 312 South
Eighth street. He left Richmond with
the first draftees on September 81,
1917.
Russell Gaar.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Gaar, of this city, is now sta
toned at an eastern camp and ex-
poets to go overseas soon.
John Sawyer of Camp Jackson, S.
c., has been made a first lieutenant.
He was formerly of New Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

Mrs. Della Roth, 12O South Second
street, has received le er from her
son, Corporal John w. Widner, who
is in a machine gun company now in
France. Corporal Widner says,
Everything is going along very
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

Harry Roach, of New Paris, writes
from France that he is now in hos
pital behind the lines. He has been
up to the front several times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

The following letter has been re-
ceived by Mrs. Margaret Stewart, 10S
South Sixth street, in regard to the
death of her son, Carl, at Camp Dew
ems, Mass, a shol time ago. The let
ter comes from the assistant associate
field director of the camp and says:
There is nothing / can say to les
sen your grief. l do want to extend
to you, however, my personal SYM
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

r. l.. Callaghan, formerly of New
Paris, O., writes that he is now bomb
ing Germans. He is with the U. s..
air service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

John Sawyer Of Camp Jackson, S
c., has been made first lieutenant
He was formerly of New Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07
WITH THOSE IN
ARMY and Navy
This column, containing news 81
Richmond and Wayne county sol
diers and sailors, will appear daily
In the Palladium. Contributions
win be welcomed.

II see by the New York papers that
we were sunk at sea, but here we are
Somewhere in Europe, all safe. every
body alive and having a good time"
writes w. E. Hengstler, of the U. s. s.
Utah, to the Palladium. Coming over
we hit big storm and were lost at
sea for four days. before they knew
where we were The storm washed
our life boats, and life preservers of
the ship, and they drifted ashore and
were discovered near the coast, so
they thought we had gone down.
Tell people not to worry about us,
for it won't be long before it will be
Good Night Germany If you were
over here you could see for yourself.
II met an old Richmond friend on
this ship. His name is Floyd E. Lamb
and his wife lives in Richmond. He
and I had a big talk every night ON
the way over about old Richmond"
Lieutenant Marshall Dunn, orient
ing officer, formerly of New Paris, O.,
has been severely wounded, according
to word reaching relatives In New
Paris this week. Lieut.. Dunn went
across with the Rainbow division.
Sergeant Harry Harris left yester-
day for Camp Sheridan, after five
days furlough spent with his mother
in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-07

Russell Gaar., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Gaar, of this city, is now sta
toned at an eastern camp and ex-
poets to go overseas soon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
0anfIaanna.

@ir wiiniden biermit unieren ber5.
lidlten 0anf ausauiprcdcn, alien III.
ieren Nahbarn unb 6reuloen fir oe.
rem giltigc Silfleiitung WGbreno Scr
&ranfbeit uno be5cigte Sbeilnabme
anlGBlid bes Sobes unicrcs inriaIt
gcliebten @atten, 9atcrs, 9ruoers
mo 8roBpaters,
Sranf ". Snnberiuirtb.
@ir piinihen audi allcn 81 oallfen
mcl6e our6 lire Inmcicnbeit bel Ser
Srallerfcier Dem Scritorbcncn lire
@ohodtllng befpieien babcrl. Serncr
.ll1icrcn Can't Serrn Eaitor Sdmic.
den, fir Die ergreifenbcn @orte
wclde CT Dem Inbcnfen bcs Ser
itorbglcn gepibmet bat, iopie audi
Den 9abrtudtrGgern fir ibren Sic.
bcsoienit, unb fir oic pielcn, prGf)-
tigcn 9llrmenipenben.
Die tranernbe Tamilie.
Sm;ss mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
Sanfiagnng.

Illcn unlcrcn Srcunoen lunb Nad).
barn unieren ber5lihiten 9anf fir
9iltigc Silfleiitu1igen mGbrenb bes
ln1gcn &ronticins uno fiir bc5eietC
Sbcilnabnle an inherent i6pcrcn Ser
Init. anlGblid bcs Spbcs unierer in
night gcliebtcn Mlltter, @roBmutter
llno ltrgrpBmlltter,
Carolina &attclmann.
@ir oaitfc1 fcrner Illcn, mel6e Ser
@ceroiellng %beimobntcn itno boourd)
Der Serltorbcnen eincn Sriblit Der
Sodadtung 5ollten. @lcidfalls INT
ieren 9nnf ben 9ubrtll6trGeern, 10.
ipie fir sic prGdtigen gl,1menipenbe,l
unb, Dor alien, Serrn Yoitor &os-
mann fir feline @orte bcs Sroites
llno Der Soffnune.
Die t%rancrnben &crluanbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
Sanfiagnng.

@ir piiniden hermit unicren bera
lid)iten Ganf alls5uipreden, allen I'm,
Icrcn Nadbarn lnb Srcunoen fir be.
rem giitige Silfleiitung mGbreno oer
aranfbeit unb anlGblid bes Sinidei.
oens unierer innigit sclicbtcn Satin,
Mtlltter uno S6melter,
&uia Soelmer.
&ir miinlden allen 81 oanfen, oic
ollrd ibre Inlueienbeit bel Der Srall-
.crfeier Dem Inbenfen DER berblide-
llen einen lesten Sribut Scr Sodad-
gc5ollt baben. Serner ltnieren
Can't Serrn Haltor H. &asmann fir
feline innigen @orte bes Sroites;
glciffulls Den 9abrtuhtrGgern llnb
filr pr16tieen 9lumenipcnben.
Die tralternOe Samilic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
& barlutt c.

9ic hiciigm 6arnlcr iinb jet
itramm art GornpiInn5cn. Die Nus
iif)tcn nllf cine blrdid)nittli6e 8ei
5cncrntc iinb gut. Wtit ge5ug oil
oen Safer ii1b sic Nusiiftcn nift il
gut.
2cslic @iicnlann bat feline SGgc.
miiblc allf Casper Sicfmann'S 2unE
uufgcitcllt unb lit Jest bcim SGgcr
bon @nbnidlpellcn.
@ut. Suerncr, Der T~icbbGnolcr bon
Fciebltb, mar in Der perfloiiencn $50.
DIE bier, INN HinopiCb ullo S6ipeine
81 %fnllfell.
Sri. 2ena @ittc luur ciniee Gage
Der uorigcn @odc ulli 9cild bel it,
rer Stpcitcr, Srau Gnlnla @eiic, an
Der Geo OFF.
Sernlann @ittc mar in Scr Der
gongcncn @ode nli g.. 9. Solt's
Elue b~cidGitiet. Gr lcgtc eincn &c.
mcut 6uBbooen I'M Grbgci6oB bon
@plt's @obnbous.
In1 bcrgangenen Sonntag batten
lid in Der @obnlmg bon q. 9. Solt
lno Satin bic folgenOcn @dite einge-
iunocn: Cog. Stonc, nebit Somilic,
bon Noieblto, Casper unb Sbeo. Siefs
mann, ISM, @itte llno Gbp. 9ie5ud).
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
9, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Der Wn11n, ipelhcr im.itanhc mar
rincn Jreibeits 9ono 5ll follfen, es
nber troeocln nidt getbon bat, Der.
picnt Den ~itrcnelten Sabcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10
Scrub &isens Nr. S73.v
sSiir Warihall Gnfc Snniur.

Sir Waridall Gnfc Snnior.
Warl6aq 2l,fe Sllnior, Elm fir olc
3tpede tallglides, ihmor5es Yfero;
Is Sanb bod, @cmidt rngef1br
1900 Gfllnb; ilnb oils Elm Sudtbcnglt
bon Gl1alitGt, Stpl llno @usoauer
bat oerielbe 6oblen Inn icinen Der,
oicnltpollcn Hcforb 5lt bclpciien.,
&entnfD Sim
Jrilbcr bon Iugllit Npprill aceia,
net lirlo nit einem Geforo ols ,3iif-
ter. ST lit Elm 'ihpar5er 3u6telcl
nit DeiBen Spiser, bon gl,tenl,
i6tperen &no6en- unb &6rper-9 ol,
groBen aopf ltno Sbren, geidmeioig
unb fGbig.
9eibc Sbierc mer6en al,f meincr
Sarm, an &ollte 3, Sermonn, Mo.,
our gebienlln9 iteben.
geoingungen: I'm Gin lc.
benoes Soblen 5t iidern, Sengit
$500, 3udteiel $500. 9us @clb lit
fdllie ipenn oas Soblen 8 Gage alt
lit, ooer iuenn Die MGbre perbanoclt
ODER perfauft miro, Damn lit 6as @clb
iofort fallig. @cnn nidt bc5oblt,'
Damn itebt bos SoDIcn at iebcr 3eit
gut fir Den @etrog. Sorgfolt miro
%angelpenoet pcrben I'M llnfGllc 5ll
berbilten; aber feline Serontportlid).
feit miro iibernomr1en inn Sail DAB
ettpas borf1llt. Wan fomn1e uno
iebe Die Tbiere.
Geo. 6. @eber,
81. 8. Sermann, 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-10

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
9, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Sn @oibington. 3. 6. gcbt man
nit Dem Glun I'M, Die 0rilocriduil
Der Srcinlallrcr bcs gar,6cn 2anocs
81 elmer Scmegung ST pcrcinigcn.
beren 3lpcf iciu miro Sitter, CLUB,
b1ltlcr oocr Iltsrllbe. Stotioncn il,
Den SGicn Der Illsihiffung uno bin.
ter ocn Silticn Der &ricgs- 3oncn 81,
crridtcn, fiir sic Mitqliebcr Der Srci.
mallrcr. 9riiocridoit mclfc in Scr
6lottc Oicncn.
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Notis an Mftien-@ eiiter.

9ie regclmGBige, jGbrlihe Ser
iomnlung Scr Mfticn.9 Better Der
ycoples ganf, bon Sermann, No.,
miro am
9%ienstas, ben IA. Mai, 1918,
I'M 9anfgebGllbe itattfinocn, our Gr.
mabllln9 bon iieben 0ireftoren fir
oas bcginncnbc Sabr, iomic CUR @r-
leoigung ionitiecr @cfdGfte, wclde
regelmdbie Dor bic Seriammlune &c.
bradt ipcr6cn mogen. gnfong Der
gerlammlun9 8 .llbr, pormittogs;
SdluB I'M IL ltbr, mittags.
I. 9. @alfer, 81. q. 9reuer,
SefretGr. ErGiiocnt.
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DR.. f. ". Lockwood
3o6norjt
9ermanu II, % o.
Office ser Beoples Banf eeesniiber.
9erma n, DC 0.

gIcid)gilltig in Ole 6ltrdrn pirit, jon,
bern uielmebr bic Goridriften gat,5
Gclau bcfolgt. Wton bcnilsc illr quite
Sdmcrcicn. Sonlcrl, Der ilbri9 blcibt,
lolItc IN Icinem uripriin9liden Eafet
bcluiien unb in elmer bIctcrncn ODER
glulcrncu Same olfbcrpobrt lpcroen.
Gic mciltcn Sortcn boltcn iid bon
5pci bis bier Sabre.
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Sn berfanfen: Wein a~pei5todiaes

3n berfanfen: @ein apeiitodiges
8obnballs an ser ipeitl. 9. Strabe in
Sermann, nebit 2ot bon 70 Sub
Sront. Bradtpou i'm ifonIten Sbei.
lie Der Stabt nidt iueit bon Der gitp
Sail gelegen befinbet iid oas @obn.
baus nabe benz @ei6Gftscentr,lm llnb
bod im ibonIten @obntbeile Der
Staot. 8reis $500. gbenfans
Got bon 65 SUB Sront an bieies 81.
gentbl,m angrenaenb uno ein prGd-
tiger 8auplat. Breis $1,000.
o. q. Starf,
STA Sumpbrep,
ct. 2ouis, $40.
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&nabe @erlanat: &nabe iiber ID
Sabre oft berlangt Inn bos Hcparie.
rem bon Ilttos 81 erlerren. Non
melbe iid iofort.
Chr. 6 berIin & Spn,
Sermonn, Wo.
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9anfIasnng.

Sd ipiinide ouf bieicm @cac Dem
Srben Der Tooern @oobmen Of
Imerica meinen aufridtigen Ganf
als5uipreden fir Die prompte @,,s-
be5ablung bes Electromagnetic
alf Sic Soli5e meines berItorbenen.
geliebten Sobnes, Geo. u. OiItbep.
90 nj. SiItb D. Berger, Mo.
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Sn @erfanfcn: Gin Square
Eiano" @rani6 & 9ad) in glltcm
3uitanb; 5fpci 9~ettitellen unb
~Springs;" bier gepoliterte StiibIe
nno Elm gepolitcrtes &nnape (Settee).
Wan iprehe Dor bei
SRI. s obanna Eoe6cI,
gegeniiber bonn Goltrtbailie.
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