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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-27
Get Two Year Term

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 26.-Fred
B. Frank, Jr., who pleaded guilty to
the robbery OF approximately $4,000
in cash and Liberty bonds from the
stock Yards National bank here, was
today sentenced TO two wears in the
penitentiarY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-27
The Workman Behind the Sword!

1t takes skill and strength to
work all day in a shop or factory.
Many a man Is fighting just as
hard behind the lines as did the
boys at the front But when q man
(or woman) has to meet the at
tack of tho influenza bacilli-ten
to one he will have a close shave
II his kidneys are not right. In
fluenZa and Grippe often cause an
inflammation OF the Kidneys
either at time Of attack or after
ward. 1t rs due to natures effort
TO throw off the poisons. When
you arc troubled with backache,
or headache-when your kidneys
get sluggish and clog. you must re-
lieve them, as we'll as your bowels.
Ward off serious troubles at once
by obtaining at the drug store an
anti-uric-acid tablet, first discov-
cred by DR.. Pierce. and called
"Anuric." This will flush the blad-
der and kidneys. and II rs we'll to
drink plenty OF hot water. or bet
ter still. hot lemonade. Take oc-
casional doses 1.-TWO or three times
a week) OF a natural purgative.
made UP Of May-apple, leaves of
aloe, Jalap, and rolled into a tiny
guPar-coated mill. IN he had NJ ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-27

drug stores
ward off the Influenza After
snap or energy pale and weak should
M the blood such Ironic
tonic so long Discovery
gong to the woods build health this
s made from wild
ana without a particle of alcohol makeup
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
SLACKCR- R-DESERTER
 DRIVE IS STILL 0N
Adjutant General Warns Registrants to Carry Identification
 Cards.

Adiutant General England has sent the following statement to the news papers of Arkansas, ill which the restaurants under the selective draft are notified to carry on their per- sons at all times their Identification cards. This prccautlon IS issued Tor the reason that q sacker-deserter drive is pending in Arkansas, and q person found without cards identify ing him as a registrant is liable to be put to considerable trouble and inconvenience.
 The letter of Adjutant General Englands follows:
 From the very beginning of the operation of the Selective Service Sy- stem in this State this office has rec osnized that the success of it's ad- ministration depended largely upon the extent to which the public was kept advised as to the progress and i'll pursuance of this policy of publi- city we have repeatedly called upon ycu to lend your aid and we now ex- tend our sincere appreciation of the hearty response which has greeted our every call upon you for '3pace and assure you that the assistance which you have rendered toward keeping the public informed of their dutieH in connection with the draft is re- cosnized as a service which could have lDeen obtained thru no other medium.
 Having in mind these things and knowing full we'll that you stand ready to answer every call made up- on you i'll the name of the Nation, we do not hesitate to again call upon you to give publicity to the fact that there is now pending in this State a Slacker-DeaerLer DrlVe ana to give warning to every registrant that he shall at all times keep on his person the following official evidence:
 1. Registration Certificate, Form No. S6.
 2. Classification card, Form 1007.
 3. All Limited Service Class men in this state have also been fur nished Form 65, stating that he is Limited Service man, which he must also keep on his person.
 Persons who have not registered cannot legally be in possession of any of the above mentioned cards Registrants who fail to keep these cards in their possession at all times are liable to be detained by Civil Authorities until same can be pro- duced.
 You will please carry this warn- ing in prominent space in each is sue of your paper between now ana November 30th.
 "LLOYD ENGLAND,
 The Adjutant General"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
LYKO Eliminates the Future
 With Its Rays of Hope For All Who Would Enjoy Perfect Health

This remarkable tonic is the inspiration and joy of the weak and debilitated. It brings back the sunshine of existence to those Of lost vitality. It opens up wonderful visions Of the future to the down-cast, weary-laden souls depressed in spirit and body. It creates the strength and the courage to fig Int winning bat tes in those who have lost heart given up exhausted under the strain and weight of their daily burdens It kindles anew the vital spark of life in the slumbrous body of the angushng causing it to burst forth at last in a radiant glow of perfect health.
 "LYKo" is, indeed, of great restorative power; in fact, Natures first aid in nearly all subnormal cond- ious. general tonic in the broadest rebuilds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
LIFE SAVED BY
 LIBERTY BONDS
Macon, Miss, Attorney Killed in
 Pistol Duel.

Macon, Miss, Nov. 25.-George Richardson, Macon's leading attorney was killed and the life of John A. Moore, wealthy planter, was miracu- lously saved by Liberty loan bonds he was carrying in his pocket when the two engaged in pistol duel in MOore's office at noon Sunday. Moore was shot twice, but only slight ly wounded. One bullet entered his abdomen. The other would have penetrated his heart, but it's course was diverted by the Liberty loan bonds he was carrying, and in con- sequence of which he suffered only slight flesh wound from the shot,
 Richardson had three wounds in the head and one in the abdomen. Moore came to Macon several years ago from Omaha, Neb., where he had been nracticing attorney. He bought several hundred acres of land and staged farming here. The cause of the Shooting is unknown.
 Richardson, who is we'll known throughout East Mississippi, is sur vived by his widow and two daugh- ters--Mrs. Hector Welch and Miss SylSh Richardson-and one T. son Charles Richardson, who is an attor- ney at Louisville, Miss.
 Moore purchased the Mahorner plantation in Okitbbeha County and is known to be worth half a million dollars.
 Moore was arrested immediately after the shooting by Sheriff Me Clure, and was carried to local hotel, where he was given medical attention. He is silent as to the cause of the affair. An investigation will be conducted early tomorrow by magis- trate here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
v , Snake Oil Positively Relieves Pain in Few
 Minutes

Try it right now for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, store. stiff and swollen joints. pain in tho head, back and limbs. corns, bunions. etc. After one application pain usually dlsap- pears as if by magic.
 A new remedy used internally and externally for Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsi- litis.
 This Oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. It's prompt and immediate effect in re- lieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to tho affected parts at once. AS an illustration, pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three minutes.
 Accept no substitutes This great oil is Miller's only. Every bottle guaranteed-30c, soc and $1.00 bot tie at leading druggists everywhere
 advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
ALL OTHERS FAILED
 HOBO GIVES RELIEF

EAU. $. Marshal, afflicted for ten years with Kidney and Bladder trou- ble, all remedies fail to relieve him until he tries Hobo; takes three bot ties, gets relief.
 READ HIS TESTIMONIAL. For publication:
 I have been using for the last ton years every medicine which I thought would relieve me of Kidney and bladder trouble, and all have failed. I have tried three bottles of HOBO KIDNEY AND BLADDER REMEDY and it has done me more good than anything l ever tried. I recommend it highly to anyone affected with kidney or bladder trouble. I shall always have the Remedy by me and shall use it in my family as l con- slider 1t the best medicine of its kind on the market.
 (Signed),
 BEN 1NGOUF.
 Ex.-U. s. Marshall. Witness: w. A. FREEMAN.
 Free booklet for asking. contains hundreds of similar experiences. Send for it today If your back aches if you have to get up too frequently at night, don't delay or you may pay the penalty. At all druggists, or sent direct. Full treatment bottles $a Contains no alcohol.
 Hobo Medicine Co.,, Shreveport, La. -adyt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
PROSPERITY

The basis of prosperity is Real Els tate. Phone us for our list and ge with the prosperous class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26

TAYLOR & co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26

sMiller's Antisertic Oil, Known as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
THE FOURTH LOAN GETS
 $S0O,00O FROM JAPAN

Tokio, Nov. 25.-Subscriptions to the American Fourth Liberty Loan in Japan reached a total of $S00000. American residents or travellers con- stitalted the entire number of sub- scriDers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26

DP. A. H. SELLARS, OSTEOPATH.
 CITIZENS BANK BLDG. THE TREATMENT YOU WILL EVENT
 UALLY FAKE S-3-dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
FULL OF COLD; HAD THE GRIP.

Many will be pleased to read how Lewis Newman, 506 Northrand St., Charleston, w. Va, was restored 10 health He writes: q was down sick. and. nothing would do me any good.. l was full of cold. Had the grip until I got two 5Oc bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar. It is the best rem edy for grip and colds I ever used." Manns Pharmacy. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26

Ladies Dresses in serges, poplins. and taffeta, at prices that will save you money. Prices from $7.9S to $23.9S-Leavitt's Gut Price Store Quit Business Sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26

A rim cut or blowout repaired in a few minutes under money back guarantee. Our method is practical. That's why We can guarantee our work.-Auto Tire and Dressing Co.,, 10th Ave. and Main St. Phone 2605.. 11-22:6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
U. 5. SUPREME COURT RECEssEs

Washington, Nov. 25.--The supreme court recessed today for Thanksgiv- ingH until December g..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-26
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!

play. Buy early. Sac to $500 Brasher Drug Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Summer 33
sSnrSc oun cincm llniall betrpifen.

u. y. @0lfcr mlrbc ani pcraollae.
ncn Spnntog bon cincm llniall be.
trottcnL nclhcr icbr Ieid)t btittc
lhli'llme 6olgcn bobcn f0nncn. Soerr
gSalfer bate in icincm sll,to uno in
@elellibait icincr o5attin. iclpic Den
Urls. emma @alfcr imb Glun1o Gil.
Der uno Den SubrouiIIct s{nlbern cine
Spo5icrfobrt lintcrncmncn. S9ci sln.
fllnft am &cnlpcr Berg ipplIte Serr
@olfcr nmNrebcn, Inn Die Sciufobrt
an5lltrcten, fam nbcr Dem 4 SUB no.
ben Ibbang elmer flcincn Brand, All
nobe. Sic naHe Groe CAB nod,, 70
on6 oos glllto longinnl in sic 9ronh
iii'i'ipptc uno bic sSniaiicn in Sen
obcrcn Sbeil bcs glrtoS uno in I'm.
gci1br 3 SUB @oiicr ocrictbcn. ssn.
foloc Der Stcllllng bic bos Nuto bier.
bel clnAcnonrncn bottc, uar cS fir
otc Sniaiicn 5icmlib ihmicrie lid, aus
ibrcr llnbcquelnen Gage 5u bcircien.
Gum Slid fomen sic @ctbciliatcn
aus Dem llnfoll pbnc irgen6 meId,e
Scrlctlmacn; nidtS iucitCr oils mic
Gin 9clinocr Sdrcdcn unb cine I'M.
9lpplifotirn BON folten
Sa'lcr. sluh boS glltc iuur6c niht
crbcblid) hcid)Goiot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Fruf. .. i. Spffmann iuirb cine 9icbc
baItcn an bic 8rnoncntcn Der
!6crmann !6udJidnle.

Oic Eromotioncn an scr Serinann
Sodihulc pcrbcn am n1hiten Cams.
tag glbeno, oen 25. Rai, in Ger &on.
5ert Sallc itottfinben. Yrpi. g. s.
Soifmann, friiber aus Der 9ohbor.
idaft bon @op, ood jett Brof Der
Spra6cn on Scr ltnipcriitGt bon Nii.
ioi,ri, miro oie Sronotions.Reoe boI.
fen. Dos Grogram fir ben gIbeno lit
tpie folgt:
Piano Miss Selma Danuser
Welcome Address----M Miss Anna Salz-
mann.
Quartet Misses Selma Danuser and
Anna Salzmann and Edwin Ripp-
stein and Vernon Helmers.
Junior Validictory- Miss Hilda
Schwartz.
Quartet Misses Selma Danuser and
Anna Salzmann and Edwin Ripp-
stein and Vernon Helmers.
Address by Prof. B. F. Hoffman,. +.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Duett by Misses Selma Danuser and
Anna Salzmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Gln fuappcs Gutfummcn.

llnict olIgcmein bcfonntcr Wlit.
bilrGcr Fctcr 9orn cntfom ON lcttcn
D'ontnN gtodnlittoa nit fnoppcr
.Gotb ocnl Sobc, ais scr Gcrlpncnsua
.)tr 16, Der Wo. Tnc. 0ubm, ibr 10.
5rin9cn nllr I'M nNoorcsbreitc" Der.
febltc &crr 3prn. pclhCr hofbctoot
rno bcinabe aGn5lih tm,b lit, poIIte
ods Wabngclciic bcim 93bitc Souie
iibcrihrcitcu nod)oeut bcr 3ua ant
Goirthoilc Bluff borbci mor lrnh 9ln.
9cldts Der Station bcreitS lonaioln.
cr Iibr Srob scr &ornlnasriifc scr
l(nlltcbenben llnb Scr EfcfcnIionolc
hcS 3ugfiibrcrs, mcIfc CT icocnioIts
niht bortc, lcBtc 3orn lcincn gSca
tort. Gen 5oblrcidcn 9lnipciGnbcn,
ipcI6e ocn 3ug cripartctcn cntiilbr
Elm Sclf5cr Der Grlcibterung nod.
Dem Der bcjnbrtc Monn enoIid, oas
8cIciic poliicrt bottc uno ser BUG
bic Station crrei6tc obnc i'm Der.
eft 81 boben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
GSnaro q. Shanmbcra in ct. 9pnis
gciturbcn.

| 9lm Gicnsta9, sen 81. Mai, itorr
IN lcincr @obnllng, in ct. Souis
Gouaro @. Shalllnbcrg, i'm Iltcr bon
lrngcf1br 70 Sabren. Die 9ecrbia.
lln9 miro gclltc (Srcitog) in ct.
2ouis Itattfinben.
Der &critorbene iuuroc in Der
Nodbaridaft bon Sirit Greet acborcn
llno berlcbtc babcr feline SSllgcno Sob.
re bier in @asconooe Gountp. SpGtcr
begab er iid nod ct. 2oilis uno mur,
&c reiicnocr Scrfdl,fer fir Die @ebner
0iitilling Co., ipeI6c Stclle or piele
Sabre binburh befleioct bot.
Gr bintcrlGBt ieinc trollernoc @at-
tin, Glilabctb Sdoltmberg, eeb. Dict.
rid, iotuie brci Sobnc itno 6rei God
ter. 5crncr nod bic foIecnbcn sc.
idlpilter: &obt. in1b Hi6orb Sdallnn.
berg, bon Sernlann; 5ro1 glnton6o
S6ndmonn, in 9rllnsnid; SRI.
aoclaioc Sdollmberg, in ct. 2ol,is;
i5rou 2ollis Shsner, in Scr.
mann ino Srail Sageborn, in ct.
2oitis.
Robert Sdounbere, 9iidoro
S6aumberg, nebit beiien Sodtcr,
5rl. Clara, ioipie 2onis Sdsncr nno
Satin, iGInlntIid bon bier, bceaben
iid geitern mad ct. 2ouis Inn Ser
eecroigung ibres beritorbenen Ser.
uanoten bei5unobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
lin 8elb nnb Sling beran6t.

8Gbrcno 9llpin Wtunbpiller lrnb
Sanlilie ii6 arn perfloiienen Sonrtog
IN Sernann in ser &irhc befanben
beridaffte ii6 ein Sdleiboieb Gin.
tritt in beren @obnllne a1if Orb Sill
lrnb itabl cine Suntme @eIb rnb ei.
men golbenen Sling. Ser 9ieb mar
our6 Elm Senlter cingesrlngen, nad-
Dem er borber bie Sdeiben eir,ee.
idIaeen bptte. Dsan bot Serbadt
auf n1ebrere bier in Der Stabt ipobn.
bafte Eerioner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
@aseonaSc Gumntp, jeScs icimcr 8
Solunibips nnb 6 Stabtc sc,uinnen
Gbrcnilagacn - @cit iiber Scm
8ipfcl im Setrag Der 3cid,nnnacn
nnS Der slnSabl Der 3cidDncr.

@asconooc Gollntp lit in ocr Grit.
ten 6rclbcits 9lnlclbc in tcbcr Sin.
lldlt nit 16 mcbcnocn SSobnen, fir
eountp, jcbcS Somnibip ltno ichc in.
forporlcrtc Stobt, iibcr bcn O|ipfcI
ge9ongcn. Iicic pruhtpo!Ieu Sror.
pncn elmer mpblcrfillltcn EiIiht ,lnb
Slnnbllo Der lolibcn llntcrititl,na
ocs 'Stcrncnbanncrs, I'M @ciit llnb in
DER Sbnt. iino fir jcocn @iiracr III.
lercs. GcllltpS cine SucIIc bcs bcrcd,
tlgten Stol5cs lno mcrocn bel iebcr
lnoallhcn 5llfilnitigcn @elcacnbcit 5u
nod grobcrcn Spicrn onrciscn.
SSir bobcn nlcbr qctbon, olS mic
ocnl Huf Der &cgicrl,ng cntiprohcn.
Mlr pllrocn ouf9ciorhcrt bcn @ctroo
nnn 1925, $50 81 licicrn ltnb mir ia,
ben gcontnortct nit $3.50, 200. g(n.
ltott inoipibncllc 3Cidnlulgcn al cr.
lnnacn IN elmer 9ln5obl 0Icid, Al ~
Fro5cnt unicrcr @cpGlfcruQ o,f
Snlls ocs 3cnills bonn Sabre 1910
12,S1O, iino mir nit 25l2 3cid,.
nern an oic Sront ocfonlmcn, olip
nit 20 Fro5cnt pbcr nit cincln ,Siini,
tel ,nicrcr 9cbGlfcrlrng. glubcr sic.
'cr Sciltlmg bon Scitcn 0cs Goltntps
in 8an5cn 5cigt iebc5 llnicrcr Conn.
'bips llnn jcoc unicrcr interpreter.
ten Stibte unb St1otd)cn, 3eidner
tilr bic |rcibcitS 9(nIcibc mcit bin.
aus ilbcr Die 71a Ero3cnt lpcld,c cine
Der Veoin9l,naen bilocn, gum &c
plnncn ciner GbrcnfIoaoe.
Sieic pr1htigcn gll,Sacidnunocn
pllrocn am lcttcn Montog in Scr
Spllntp Souptitoot in Gmpiono oc.
lnnlllcn. Sic Gollntp Gbralflnooc |
piro I'M @crihtS @cbGl6c bcrblci.
'cn. Gc ilbrigcn mlrrocn ben bcr.
tieocncn Solunibips, iolpic ocn ioI-
Icnocn StiOtcn lmb StGbtdcn 3itac.
anot: Scrlnnnn, Opcnspillc, Tlunb,
SosconnOc, Morriion llno Ioicbuo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
sSeier bes Observation-Disclosures

Gonrab &lingc, scr 9(oil,tant bcs
Wtannaring Eoitcns bcs g. q. 81
bon Sermann, nladt bicrnlit bcfonnt
oas Der Gag Der @rtiberi6niidltng in
geipobnter @eiie in Scrn1onn gefci,
ert pcroen miro. Sic Gctcrancn mer.
Den ii6 I'M @. 81. q. Sal1ptquartier
perianlmeln l,nb iid Damn an 1 llbr,
nabnrittags, per slutos, nod ocm
1t1otiidcn 5riebgofe hegcben. Gos
Ellblifllm lit cingclaben iid an Ser
Seier 81 bctbeiligcn, mclde auf Dem
6riebbofc, nod Dem 9fitl,al Scr g.
q. st., ltnttfinben miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
gllbcrt Slime, ein befanntcr giiraer
nnieres Gonutbs bcihgcganaen.

gilbert Slime, cin bel 0torriion
pobnbafter befanntcr 9iirscr unleres
Gountps, lit am letten Oienstaa i'm
Soipital in ct. 2ouis, mo- er elmer
Operation unterporicn norben por,
geltorben. Die irOiiden llcberreitc
puroen na6 Worriion ecbrodt unb
geltern I'M Glarp &irdbofe oprticIbit
llnter 5ablrei6er gctbeiligllng be.
itattet.
Der TerItorbenc purbe Dor 63
Sabren in SranfIin County geboren,
bod i6on in friiber SSugcno fam er
nit ben Gltern na6 llniercm Goitl1tp,
mo Der nltnmebr 0abineei6ieocnc
ipdter cine Sorm bel Morriion er.
porb, Die er nit erobem GrfoIee be.
lpirtbidaftete.
CT biHterIGbt feline gittipe, ioipie
flint Sobne i,nb eine Sodter. Chen.
falls betrauern folgenbe bier 9riiber
Ieinen Sob: slugllit Senrp, gBas. |
uno Sernlann Slime.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
&icr 8rabnenten bes Mdtcn 8raocs
limb fertis fir bic Spd)idnlc.

9ic Sdlltb Griiflnte an Scr bic.
iigen offentIiden SduIe miro an
6reitag (alio beltc) slbeno I'M SooI
Der Sodidule itattfinben.
Scr Chr. @. 90. Saferion bonn
Staats 0cpartcncnt Scr Gr5icbl,ng,
miro oil bic folgcnocn bier @raoucn.
ten bes odtcn Grades: &atboriru
aracttIp, Ninnic Sfaffncr, Gorris
ellis umb 6rieon Sbneioer, oic @ra.
buations Hebe bolten. Stoats.9ln-
malt ". s. ellis miro bcn @rubucn-
ten bie 9ipIome iibcrrciden, 0os
Ellblifltm lit bcr5lid) eingcloben Sen
Grilfltngen bei5upohncn; biciclbc
ninlmt nm 8 llbr, obenos. ibren 4n.
fang. Gas Groernm 1T mic foIgt:
Song, g,-----" -"The Flag We Love Best"
7th Grade Girls
------------ Doris Ellis
Song, "The Bluebird"- Glass
Mothers Fool"
Minnie Schaffner
Piano Solo ------ Katherine Kraettly
----------"S "School Days"
Frieda Schneider
Song, "May" Glass
Piano Duet, Katherine Kraettly and |
Minnie Schaffner
Piano Solo Minnie Schaffner
------ Katherine Kraettly
commencement Address MIR. w. M.
Oakerson
Presentation of Diplomas Mr.. w. ].
Ellis
'ong, "Those Evening Bells----Class.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Senjamin Slnte erlicst ieinen Scr
lctnngcn.
Tormann Der Efnbltrciber Mbtbei.
lung iuiro bnrd) cin Giicnitiif Der
WaidJiue gctruficn unb CT.
liest ieinen @erletnnscn.

gcnjalnin Slltc itarb un lester
Sonntag Mpreen, in iciner @obnllnr
IN @asconabc. nad ihlpercm 2cioen
Die 9ccroigllng crfol9tc onl letter
Sicnstag, I'M 10 llbr. porrlittags
al,f Dem @asconabc Srciobofe. Der
ebrip. Guter Soltmig. bon Mbinc.
lano, lcitcte oic Sraucrfcicr i'm Srou-
crbaliic llnb am @rabe.
glls Sormann Der Tboltrcibcr.
Ibtbcillrng i'm 9icnit Der Hcaicrllne,
filbrtc SIutc am porigcn Mittpoh oic
slufiidt iihcr sic 9lrbcit, oIS pl0tlid,
cih GiienItiid an 'mcldcm bos GobcI
ocs EfabltrcDcrs bcfcltigt mar, iid
losriB llnb sSlutc an bos 9cin trof.
Der SdIoa bcn Scr llneIiidIidc CT
biclt mar 10 idredld, bob oic anodcn
oes geins 5crihincttcrt mllrben. Gicr
Wltn0ar5tc bon St1nlas Gitp mllr0cn
iofort berheigcrllfcn; iGre @cn1iibun-
gen Doren jebo6 lciber obnc GrioIg.
Scr ScrItorbcnc muroc il Mont-
golnerp Gol,ntp gcborcn mar ser
Sobn bon 2ol,is sSlllte lnb @uttin,
lrno Crrci6tc Elm Sitter bon 90 Sab.
rem. 9tad ieincr Scrbcirotbung nit
SRI, Wtag9ie &onlnfcr, bon Mcaitt.
rid, trat er in ben 9icnIt Scr Heaicr.
ing. gr mar Gin 5llpcrl1iiiger 9lr.
better unb crfrclltc iif GROCER @clicbt.
belt; niht nur bel ieinen Wfitorbei-
tern, ionbern 9leihfolls bel s(llcn
pel6c i'm aefannt bahcn.
Gr binterl1i,t feline troucrnSc @at.
tin. Gin &ino bon 16 @onotcn, icinc
Glterlt, 2ollis sSlutc llnb @ottin, bon
Berger; iomic bic fcl9cnocn @cihmis
tier: @n. sSlllte, bon 8oscona6c;
Stout, Saul llnb Glmcr Slutc, bon
Berger; 6rau 2olro Tidering, bon
unb sSrau SSoo CASTE,
,pn 2ittlc Tof, s(rf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Sammtlidc @cridtc bcmtcn an, bal,
8aseunabe Gonntp icin Guutnm
bon $l1, ,1SS.00 iiberitcisen
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lno @ciic in mcldcr bic SraoniIo.
tion filr Den 5pcitcn Gricosionb
ocs &otben &rclt5cs in bicicm Gountr,
J bic Gonlpagne leitct, Inn in bicier
gSnhc ocs notionalcl glntricbs I'M,
Ter Suctlm 81 fiiIlcn, iolpie loic SSrci.
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1llr oic'en gltten 3lued outage tritt,
lpcilen Oorolli bin bob mir oos oc.
ltredte 3icl bon $11,1SS.0O iidcr cr,
rci6en uno m69libcrrpciic nod ilbcr.
1tcigcn mcr0cn. 9crihtc aus ollcn
Sbeilcn ocs Gcnlltps bcutcn an, bob
oaS Ser5 in bicicr Sodc iibcr ncn
@clobelltel boninicrt lno bob sic or.
bobenoItc Mllttcr in Scr 9on5cn @clt,
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filblcnncn @cr5cn einc iporlnc Stcac
bat.
9aS Guotltm bon ST, ,1SS.OO mcl-
Dies mir ollfbringen mcrbcn, 1T oui
bic pcrid)icbcncn Shuloiitriftc Der
tbcilt in %crbGltnib bcs cingcid)Ittcn
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1t14c. ollf 500 bcS @ertbcs. Ger
Scrnalt Shuloiltrift bat $1,000
allI5ubrin9cn; Siprnspillc, $500 unh
9lano $3.50. Solecnbcs lit lnicrc
sRofbe arcu5 ScrtbciI,lng nad Soiun.
lblps; 3ablcn mclhc mir boffentlidl
bis gum fonncnbcn Montaa iibcr.
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Wann, madt biermit befannt bab
Die reeeImdbisen Eriifuneen fir
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