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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31

kpSCiOf COOte DespdfCN 70 idE cls'
Copyright, 1918: all rights reserred.
LONDON, Oct. 30.--The usually we'll
informed correspondent of the Daily
NeUs at The Hague telegraphs that IT
is now beyond doubt that the idea of
the Kalsers abdication is being faced
by all German political parties and by
every class community in Germany.
Though no decision has been
taken" he says, "the Kaiser is at this
moment moving toward the step tina:
would satisfy the crowning desire OF
the People. Whether the entire Ho-
henzollern family will be ruled out is
uncertain. My information inclines to
the belief that this will not he the
case. Even the Kaiser may remain
but the stage is all set for his going
The people will not protest, despite the
conjurations of the Pan-German or
gans
"The attitude Of Bavaria. with its
long tradition of jealous independence
and the movement in favor of a South
German federation are developments
to be watched. Taken in connection
with what is happening in Austria
they may presage new consultations
which may transform much more thar
the political geography of Europe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-31

ADVICE 10 those who want TO sell their
LIBERTY BOSDS-Don't'
Advlre 10 those who must sell-oo 10
John Muir 3 Co., 81 Bways-AdO'
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Berlin's Efforts to Spread
Propaganda Here Cut Off
by Government.
LONG }WINDED PAPER
1t Is Special Plea to Bolster
TputOn Claim of Basic
Reforms.
SITUATION Is UNCHANGED
Bolshevist Foreign Minister
Suggests Evacuation of
North Russia.
SITUATION Is UNCHANGED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. - Cutting
short Germany's efforts to spread
propaganda here by way of diplo-
matte exchanges the United States
Government decided to-day to With
hold from publication the latest
note, or memorandum. which was
handed to Secretary Of State Lansing
by Frederick Oederlin. the Swiss
Charge d'Affaires.
The German memorandum was de-
signed to supplement the last German
communication. saying that armistice
proposals were awaited by recltlng in
detail alleged Government changes in
Germany's political makeup. 1t is a
special plea. pretending to prove Ger
many's case by long winded argu-
ments and statements which have
nothing behind them except the Ger
man Governments word. which Is
naturally not accepted here without
suspicion.
1t Is probable that if President
Wilson were alone concerned he
would give the German data to the
public for what it Is worth officials
here say. But as the allied Govern.
ments as well as the United States
are nov officially involved in the
peace and armistice negotiations the
Government here Us resolved not TO
permit Germany to conduct a cam
paign of propaganda without the
sanction of Great Britain. France
ana italy.
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The important point in connection
with this latest German communica-
ton was the authoritative statement
that 1t in no way changed the situa-
| tion. The data will probably be sent
to Versailles without comment.
The centre OF interest In the situa-
ton remains at Versailles, where the
Supreme War Council informally is
taking up questions involved In the
armistice and peace terms to be COM
municated to the German Government.
Secretary Lansing received to-day
from the Swedish Minister the per-
| sonal note addressed to him by the
Government OF Austria. This COM
munication. which pleads for an ar
mistice and peace, is virtually denti-
cal in purport with the latest note
sent by Austria to President Wilson.
Mr.. Lansing declined to say what ne
would do with the note addressed 10
him or in what form it might be an
swered.
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wE4THEw FORECAST

rartiy cloudy and cooler to-day, pre-
ceded by rain; tomorrow fair.
Highest temperature yesterday, "a; lowest. 6x.
petsi0d weather reports on last page
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Seffentlider Serfanf.

Ser Undergraduate miro allf Ser
&odipoob Sarlrl, friibcr I'M 9eiis oes
De%ritorbenen hilbert Rinnc, ~ Wcile
n~orboitIi6 bon Mprrilor, am
Samstas, ben 3. Mnsuit, 1918,
beainncno INT 10 llbr, pormittags,
oas %folgenoe beipeelide Gigentbum
an Den Weiltbicteilbcn pertaufcn:
A Mauleiel, 3 &iibe, / Hino, 8
Shhpcine. 1 Gaic Sractor. nit Gflii-
gen, ollie 10 gut mie nell; / nel1er s
SUB McGormid 9inbcr, / IGber,
1 Grain Grill, 1 neller Gbedrpper,
gumpe rno ,Gobren, 1 Scrapcr, 1
Gorn-Gruibcr, 1 Scure6cn, 2 Sdei-
bcncggcn, 1 Springipagen, 1 Get
Scueabel , 6irturcs, ! ShIittcn. 2
Gultipators, 3 @egen, 2 J%armiuagen,
/ Mpparat a,lnt SoIaideen, / Cos
Maidine, Z Sfliige, 1 Gorn-S bellcr,
elmo Suantitdt Sel, Simotbp u,b
s(lfalfa, 4 Sat Bferoegeidirre uno
bielc anoere 6arm : 8erf5el1ge unb
@erotbidlafte1, 81 5ablreid I'M unge,
fiibrt 5u iueroen.
Vcbingnngen: Summen bon $500
unb peniger, 8oar; a1f Sllmmen
bon iibcr $500 miro ein Credit bot,
A Wonaten benilligt, ecgen Mote nit
geniieenber 9iirgidaft unb nit 6
Sro5ent 3iniel bonn Datum bcs Scr.
falfs. Sir 8aarsabll,ngen bon &c.
trdecn iiber $500 mcrben 9 8ro5ent
Oisfonto erlalibt.
@enn es am 3 Mugult regnen lbIls
te, banm miro Der Serfallf an Wons
tae, ocn 5. IuellIt, itattfinocn.
8. S. g 6 peigbamcr,
6. s.. R'inne,
Mbminiitratorcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Maerlei @iiiensDertes.

Ginfades Wittel gesen iible Aus-
oilnitungen. - Nan aeridneioe 5pei
ooer orei binlangli6 srobe Sipiebelll
un0 itelle iie auf einem Seller nlli
Den 9oben oes @emads. Sic aieben
in unglaublid fllr5er 3eit ane iiblen
ausoiinihlngen in Dem aranfenaim.
mer uiw. OIL iib un6 iino ieoenfaas
Den iibliden &alderungen porSu5ic.
ben, wel6e Die fiblen @eriihe muir
peroeden, aber nidt %pertreiben. Nau
iollte Die Swiebeln ale ie6s Stunoen
wedieln.
Abeei9nittene 9ll,mett adt bis
5ip0lf Gage bliibenO su erbalten.
Wan fiilIt elm @ef6B nit nab gemad-
tenl Sanoe, madt barin nit einem
Sol5den 20der, oamit man Die glu-
obne lie 81 beidaoigen bin.
einiteden fam. Oieies @ef6b miro in
elm fiibles 3imnter geiest, oab feline
Sonne es trifft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Nadridten bon @ittenbers.

Im bergangenen Wontag batten
mir bier cincn gi1ten &egen, bod lei.
Der nidt genlie gum Sfliieen; er bat
aber Dos 9orn fir bic n1fiten Gage
crfriidt.
am leBten Sonntag bielten Die
Socnff Sopnibip SOnntagsibulen in
Der bieiigen epangl. Stride. ibre all.
idbrige Convention. Die YaItoren
Wnurer, @ionlaycr, Gi,bn uno 2itter.
mann, lueld)er Der 0aIt Don Haitor
0iteI War, bicltcn gcoiceene Heoen.
Die &ollefte betrug. 500, bon melber
Summe SIS fir Die County S1ul-
contention bepilligt pllroen. Mls
Seleeat 5itr Gountp Contention in
| Smenspille, puroe Com. @bfer &c.
mdblt. Die Wetbobiiten @emeinbe
in 9eemont Iub Die Seriammlung
ollrd 8aitor Maurer Elm Ole Gonpen-
tipn I'M nGdlten Sabr in Der %. 6.
Stride, in 9eemont, ab5ubalten, mas
nit 9ant angcnommen mltroe. @ier.
ouf erfolgte Sertagung.
5rau DITTO @itte, neblt Sodterden
Carol, bon ct. 2ouis, meld)e Elm
paar @oden bel bieiigen IngebOris
gen al1f 8eiud gelpeien lparen, BADEN
ii6 am letter. Wittpof mad 8eralb
begeben, Inn lire BORT Dobnenben
8erpanoten al beiu6en.
Sn 9esleitung bon Or. Mellies
reilte Sris 3immerlp an pereange.
men Sonntae nad ct. 2ouis nm iif
elmer Operation 81 unter5ieben. @ir
wilniden belten griols.
SRI. Soa 8itte bon ct. 2ouis be-
finoet iid our Belt i'm elterliden Sau-
ie auf 9eiub.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July |
: 25, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Soleenbc S6bne aus u%nierer 9sad).
baridait begaben iid am pcrgansenen
Sonntae, in 8eeleitung ibrer gltcrn,
nod Sermann, I'M iih bel Der 2ofal-
beborpe al melben: Sernlann @itte,
Mrnol6 Hal,ter, IrtDur Sflueer uno
Mlfreb 9ilferbaumer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Seffentlider @crfanf.

Ser l1nter5eitnete miro anf ieincr
Sarm, oilf Dem alten Sim 0abis IS!
lanb, 4 Wtcilen meltlid bon Worri.
ion, am
Samstae, ben 81. SuIi. 1918,
beginneno nm 10 llbr, pormittags,
oas folgenoc bepcglide gigcntbl,m
an ben Wciitbictenoeu nerfal,fcn:
Gierbe, 4 &iibc, 4 &Glbcr. / Cher,
3 Sarlen, 10 2Gufer, 9ecring 9inoer,
2 Wabre, Sliding Blop, 8 Sdaufel-
pfliige, 2 @angpfliiee Soppelter
DIAMOND" Hflug, 4 Gultipators,
8as engine, 2 Get @eihirre,
Get Gflllg-8 eidirre, SattcI, 9ugap
Sprinsuaeer. Surrep. 9or.@agen,
Srame.@ agen, 3 gggcr, @rain-
Grill" Seureben, $50 @ctreibe.
SGde, GllantitGt Sei,, Snc,lbator.
0e 2opal Cream Separator, ionic
mtoercs SarmeerGtb 81 sablreid) I'm
aneefiibrt al neroen.
8ebingnngen: Sumnlcn bon $500
uno barunter, 9aar. Sir 8etrGee
bon iiber $500 miro Elm &rebit bon
6 Monaten beipilliat, eegrn Note nit
geniigenocr 9iir9idaft. Sir 8aar-
3ablungcn bon Summcn iiber $500
miro 3 groaent 9isfonto erlallbt.
@em cs am 81. Suli reg,,en iolls
te, Damn miro Scr 8erfauf oit, 80.
Srli itattfinben.
Sen 8ol5, WprriIon, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Giner bats.

Die Sburgauer galtcn frilher III
Der garaen Sdpei5 oils 2angfinger.
Orei Sbureauer. er5dblt man lid,
iaBen in einem 8irtsbauie. Ille
brei b%emunoerten insgebeim elm
altertiimIihes Stebiibrden, bas aiif
Dem Sdanftiid frieblid tidtadte,
lieben aber fein Wort perlauten.
Nadoem lie ibren 8ein ausee.
trunfer, begliden lie Ole 3ehe unb
madten iid ipieber auf Den 8es.
3aiim waren iie i'm Sreien. 10 emit
pidelte iid arpiiden ben breien ioI-
genoes furaes @eiprdd:
Der erite: SOU beiht (balt bu)
ons llebrli eieb'2"
Der ameite (greift in ieinen
Shnappiad. 5iebt aber Die Sano
leer 5uriid; fopfifiittelnb): IS Ba's
nimmi Esd bab's nidt mebr)."
Ser brittle (Ianet 'bie llbr aus
Der Satihe(: IS ba's esd bab' es)."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
9anfiasmns.

aIlen Nadbarn uno Sreunoen bier.
nit unieren ber5liden 9anf fir gil.
tige Silfleiitnng uno be5cigte Sbeil-
nabme mdbreno Der &rantbeit uno
anlGBlid oes Eobes unierer innigit
geliebten Satin, Muttcr unb @roB.
ml,tter,
2pniie 9enriette &otb.
&ir oanten eleibfalls Den gabrtld-
tr1eern fir beren 2%iebesoieuit, ionic
aud fir Die pielen ihoncn glunten.
ipenben unb, Dor Mllen, Serrn Saitor
q. Sillmanns fir Die @orte bes
SrpItes ont Grade Der SerItorbcnen.
Die tranernben !6interbliebencn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Cine Sdnuarsmcer. S6hcration.

sSn ben politii9en Sreiien Der
8rimtataren uno Der Rumdnen pirb,
laut Welouns oes utrainer preBbus
reaus Sbeiia. elm Yrpiett piel be-
ipro6en, oem5ufolse Die freien
Sdparsmeeritaoten iid gu einem
srOben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suiammens
idlieben folIen. Rad Dem Blame
Der Obeiiuer urbeber oisies @ebans
tens icllen bic Ukraine, Rumdnien,
geiiarabien. 9eorsien, auban. bic
arim unb oas Tpnsebiet in ben Be
itanp oieier neusn Hepublit eintreten.
SoeiIa 5oll bic 9auptitabt tperben.
Ban bofft. oab iid 9ulsarien unp
bic Siirtei friiber ooer ipGter pielz
leidt oieIem 9erbanbe anfdlieben
fperben.
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Nrmer Gerl.

sic ideincn u,,Sufrieben, Iicber
Sreinb, iinb ieben iibern1dtigt aus
@as feblt Sbnen oenn?"
n4d, es lit bart. 70 i6fper orbeiten
81 miiiien; bon friib ieds llbr bis
abenbs nm iieben."
Isle aermiter! @ie Ionge tim
Sic BENT Dos idon2".
SD fange morgen ami" (
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
1. G. GRAF
Counselor and
Attorney at Law.
Office in Graf Printing Co. Bldg,
Hermann, Mo.

On 8ersaafen: Braftii9 neucs ~
itofiges Grame . @obnbaus i'm Be.
gebrensnertbeiten 8obnoiitrift bon
Sermann. 9as Saus lit in ieber
$infidt MODERN. S1oner @arten.
Seine &eparatl,ren n0tbie an iraeaS
einem @ebGuoe a,1f Dem 9Ias. &c.
fleftanten iin6 eriildt al,f Der Office
6ieies 9Iattes bor5uipreden:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
8oriidtis.

nSonneripetter. iuarlilm bubt SSbr
oenn Cure Sprise nidt mit2"
gu gefcbl, Serr 9eairfsomtmanr,
Die baben mir erit geitern befommen,
uilb 90 mars bod bel Dem Saumet.
ter idah' e'Deien Inn Die ibone, nellc
Sprit'!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Seiner unteridieb.

9anfier: vSerr Yrotlriit, bat 8aI.
iierer @inoig bie Summe Der geiterll
eineesanscnen 8etrage nod einnnal
nurdgegangen2"
4roturiit: rMelbe aeboriamit, Serr
@inois lift nit Ser Sinlme ielbit
ourbgesaneen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Z Sm Amtsdfer.

Meoiainalratb: ~Serr &esiitrator,
id mo1te Inn Die Iften Sunosmutb
in Oberbauien' eebeteu baben."
8eeiItrotor: nSunbsmutb3 0ie
bat &ollege Niitler; ib babe MIR Die
Ma,iI. uno &lauenieuhe uno 8inber-
pelt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

Z. 8. Food Administration.
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 er
substitute flour to save all de
wheat dat kin be saved fer do
sojers. Some folks kin git er'long
widout any wheat at all and are
glad to do 1t ter help win de war.
Dat amt bad medicine to take.
TO- who's gwine tu'n up his nose
at rood con bread or biscuits or
Slapjacksf q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Mnsgeindt.

@retden: ~Dein 8apa uno beine
Mama iino ia gar nidt oeine rihti-
gen Gltern. Sic baben Did ia Blob
aboptiert!"
2iesden: n9as lit ia geraoe ihon!
Meine gltern baben mid altsgeIu6i
unb beine muBten Did nebmen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Sin 0eplaster.

8irtb (aum 8auern, als eber, cine
3auferei begonnen bat): ~Sios, 9ei'
Alte bot g'idift, nod Saus iollit o
glei' fenrma."
Sias: Dos. is q &reu5! Net anal
bein1 Hauf'n bat ma iei' Hltab!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Nenes 8erseben.

&idter: ,4uberoem baben Sic it'd
Der 9eamtenbeitehung 'idnlbig &c.
madt."
Oieb: yMbcr ipieIo oenn?"
Gihter .Sie baben bem Soli5ei'
bunb Der Sic oufipiirte, cine @urlt
aneeboten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

9iele ISOLDE begann NIT eincu
Hiid5ug Ser 0ertihen aiif breitel
Sront, 5wiiden Ser aiine, Ger Warn(
uno &beims, inter Dem sereintei, Nm,
9riff Der fran5oiiihcn, amerifaniiden.
britiiden unb italicniiden Sruppen
gIle @eriuhe bes 6einbes, Den Sor-
marid ser IIliirten auiSubolten er.
picien lid als pereebens. 9ie Imeri.
faner uno Die Sranaoien bielteu ollie
ibre Stellungen; bic 0eutiden erlit.
ten iflpere 9erluite.
lin Die Soben bel Chateau Sbierrp
unb Soiiions fanben bliitiee Sample
itatt. Die Soben purben ipdter BON
Den Sran5cien unb Den Imerifanern
gcnommcn.
Imerifoner ulh 6%ranSoien greiien
an allf elmer Srcnt bon % Meilen. 6
amerifaniihe 0~ipiiiOnerL unaefGbr
100000 Waml, f1mpfen i'm @erein
NIT Den 6ran5uicn. Oer &arupi an
Der frau5oiiidEameridaniiden 2inie
al Der Warne enttpidelt lid meiter
unb Der Seinb miro arf bas iiiolide
llfer Ser Marne gctrieben. @ie Die
geridte %laiiter, haben Die Nlliirten
grobe 9eitte genloht; 1000 bis
10000 @efanscne uno ungeiGbr 400
8eidilte. Bon Berlin aus miro gu
gegeben bab sic Inlcrifaner lrn6 Die
Sran5oien tbeilipeiie ourd Die oellt.
if)en Sinien eeorungen iinb.
Soiiions nod INNER in belltiden
SGn0en. Ger beiltide aronprins bat
bier 100000 Mann friide Sruppen
in Den Gampf eefiibrt. Rbeims miir.
DC 5par eerettet, aber Oie oe,itide
Irntee IN uno Inn Hbeims befinOet
iif in GROCER @efabr. S%ran5oien
1no Anlerifaner g~reifen an aui elmer
Sront bon 80 Reilen, bon Gbateou
Sbierrp ilber 9cllcau uno Sontenop.
Ger Seino bat Chateau Sbierrp, oltf
Dem norblidcn llfer Der Morne, ge.
rGlnnt; Der Srt pur6e bon Imeri.
fanern uno 5ranaoien beiett. Die
0eltihen Sruppen baben Gbateau
Ibierrp nidt in 8ranb geiett.
JranSoien unb @merifaner perfol.
gen Den Teinb arlf Dem n0roliden
lIfer Der Marne, unb Imerifaner bal.
ten einen Sbell Der gijenbobn Soii.
ions . Chateau Sbierrp. Sros itar.
fen 8iberltanoes riider Die 4meri-
faner Dor iiber ge5u.St, @ern1aiu, 5
Weilen norolid bon Chateau Sbierrp.
Mmerifaner nebmen 9 Sorfer an Der
aiine'M arne Tront, 9l,5ancp rl,b
Sallgome unb MADDEN 300 @efan-
gene. Iub in Der Yifarbie geben Die
Sran5oien Dor, i'm @ebol5 bon Woil.
ip.Raineual, MAIDEN 1900 @eionscne
itnb erbeuten 3 @ci6iise.
Die Mlliirten rildcn an Der aonaen
@eltfront laneiam aber itetis Dor;
bod ideint es bob Die 9eutlden ben
Sell an Der Marne bulten mollen.
ungefabr 80 Hro5ent Der Sruppen
an Der Narne iinb Mmerifaner.
2ie italieniiden uno Die iransoii-
iden Sruppen an Der 9alfon 6ront,
in Mbanien eeben ebenfaIls Dor. Die
Staliener baben an Der italicniIhen
Sront angeeriffen, cinen wibtigen
Yllnft erobert unb groBe gei,te, neblt
@e%fangenen gen,ad)t.
8erls, giebt ben 8iid5ug bel Gba-
teau Sbierrp Sl; melbet ~anoerieits ie-
bod Die Mbipeiiung Der feinolihen
angriffe auf Der eanaen 6ront. Die
beutide 8reiie iiebt es elm, bab oie
oentibe Sffeniibe elm Seblidlae par.
81 mie Die Sade CUR 3eit itebt fam
nienar,b iagen mas Der Seinb s,,,
nadit tbun miro. &ielleidt sebt bas
3iel auf Imien5 uno bie &anaI.
SGfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

3n Sermietben: 9rei groBe, belle
3imnler. Mooerne 9equemlid)feiten.
Gad5ufragen auf Der Office bieics
9lattes.
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Scene Nm5eigen

gu 8erfanfen: gIau 8asliht-Sp.
item. poIIitdnoie unb in ausge5eidne.
tenn 3uitano. @aranticrc beiicn aus
geSeidneten Oicnltcs. Gin Dirflider
8ortbcil. Setter 9anuer,
Sermailn, 0fo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

I'm 1920 bsrum ipar bas Wals
5ertanSen in 5rantreih nit 9erpeis
serung Der abIolutipn BON Der &irhe
bebrnht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
25, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Na&ridten bonn &riessidanplat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
3n bermietben: Sas ,Sdarfp.
Ode" Sotel. Ndberes bel Stone Sin
@ine 60.

3m Sermietben: Gin gerdumiges
Store ebGi,oe an Der @riten StraBe.
Srau Maria S1erer.
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Seiratbs.2 iseuiea.

Christ. H. Won Behren-------Berger
Flora
Samuel
Amanda E. Lang-------Morrison
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E.L.HAFFNER, M D.
HERMANN, MO.
F. J. koeIIer,
S9mieb Il. @agenma9el
Sermann, No.

Sd perbe beitrebt iein rur Sic
beiten Mrbeiten II. @aaren al Iiefern.
Sd babe Ianee g~rfabrline i'm Rferbe.
beidlaeen iomobl mie i'm Sdmieoe.
unb @agenbanomerf.
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Evening star., 1918-09-11

|SALESLADIES Experienced
in suits, coats, dresses, waists
and millinery; permanent posi-
ton; liberal salaries and COM
mission. Apply to Mayer Bros.
& Co., o37 & o3o F st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

WE will pay SIS per week to
competent lady stenographer-
typist; regular hours; steady
employment if satisfactory. Ad-
dress Box 135-B, Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

WHITE GIRLS, 15-$o week
to start; neat appearing and
willing workers, to wrap sand
wiches; 8-hour day; come ready
for work at 7 am, Thursday.
OHIO BOX LUNCH CO.,
2O8 9TH St. S.W., City.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

FILTER S-Experienced, on
ladies suits, coats and dresses ::
permanent position; liberal
salaries. Apply to
MAYER BROS, & CO.,
o37 and o3o F St. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

STENOGRAPHER and typewriter In
a large business ONCE; wages $25 4
week; must be fairly fast stenographer
and rapid and accurate operator OF
Remington machine; one occupying
this position will receive q valuable
business training which should enable
them to hold any position; one resid-
ing permanently in the city preferred.
Address Box 2Os-A, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

YOUNG MEN seeking opportunity to learn a
good mechanical business. Those Of ambition
and willing only need apply. Dental Laboratory,
S11 11th st. NV. 15s
Evening star., 1918-09-11

MATTRESSES Experienced;
neat appearing, wages $500 per
day, all meals. Childs Co., 1923
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

FRENCH TEACHER. consenial. for advanced
conversational lessons; officer; answer fully.
Address Box 120-B. Star Office. IL
GIRL in talking machine de-
.partment. Arthur Jordan Piano
Co., 18th and G sts.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

SALESMAN, furniture, first
class; permanent position good
salary; splendid opportunity for
right man. National Furniture
Co., 635 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

YOUNG man 16 to 20, for office
work. Address in own hand
writing, Box 243-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

MESSENGERS, boys; good pay and rapid ad-
vancement.' Apply to Mr.. e. +. McIntirc. 1874
New York ave. NV. Washington. d. G.
MESSENGER BoYS-Two; over Il years. Call
Main 5000, branch 6.
MESSENGER BOY-White, re-
table,. must be we'll recon-
mended. Apply Legation of
Switzerland, 2Ol3 Hillyer place
INV.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR. nrst-class; state
experience and give references. Address Box
lS7-R. Star Office.
MUSICIASS-Jaxz musicians orchestra for
dance: STEADY work. every eight; all instru-
ments; white colored. Apply 506 9th st.
NV. 12e
NIGHT CLERK-Wanted. at once. experienced
night clerk for commercial hotel. Address
Box l2-B, Star o6tee. H.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

statesmen in drug store wanted; $40 week
and commission: experience not essential. Ad-
dress Box 241-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-09-11
MALE-Continued.

PIANO TUNER and repair man.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co., 18th
and c. SITS.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

SHEET WRITERS, from 7 am.
to 10 am: 35c per hour. Apply
Delivery Department, American
Railway Express, I'd and H
stS. ne.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

YOUNG NAN in q photograph department;
good opening. Apply Mr.. Leese, 614 9th st.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

WOMAN, experienced. for linen room: room
and board; good salary. Apply housekeeper,
Hotel Burlington, 1122 Vermont ave.
WOMAN for shoe repair desk;
one familiar with sewing for at
taching shoe buckles, buttons,
ETC.; good salary and perma-
nent position. Mr.. Hart,
LANSBURGH & BRO,
7fh Street
Evening star., 1918-09-11

WAITRESSES-Six neat, white; SIS per
month; one day of each week. with pay. Ap-
ply E. Baker. Metropolitan Club. 18th and 81
SITS, NV,
Evening star., 1918-09-11

REGISTERED PHARMACIST
We offer good hours and good
pay to capable man and perma-
rent position. Apply TYREE &
lCO., 18th and H streets north
least,
Evening star., 1918-09-11

SODA DISPENSER, in leading store Of city;
good pay and good hours, six days per week.
Nunnally's, 122a 3. ct. NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11
WANTED--HELP.
SAI.I.SIIES.
NJ I.E,

AGENTS at once; no soliciting
previous sales experience de-
sirable; good wages and chance
for advancement. Terminal Taxi
cab Company. Inc, 1888 10th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1918-09-11

SHOE SALESMAN-Experi-
enced permanent position high
est salary. Apply Family Shoe
Store, $40 9TH St. NV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-01

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