davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

Sn Der gtGbc bon sSaibington bat
ein I'M lcsten Sohnler eingeiebter
Sifc Dem Srltd scr gisnaiie ni6t
ltanobulten fonncn. Gt1pl 5lpeibiiu.
bert SUB miirben bon Dem Gis ger.
itGrt.
Der ct. Soiepb &ercin Der es iih
5ilr Ilifeabe srltellt beinlatloie Sin.
Der untcr5ltbringcn bat ~ireenoipo lit
ieinem Scrritoriiim eincn eroBen
&inberfrelnb. Gicier bat bis jest 13
&inber grpb gesogen mo perlangt
liiln 5ipei mcbr. SpbaIo oic &in0cr
groBiGbrig iinb merocn JIG RON ibreut
Yflcgepater nit elmer Sarrie beidenft.
Sn ct. Soiepb unb Ga,Ias Gitp
miro in nGhiter 3ufunft Yieroefleiid
5il boben icin. Us beiBt, bob Eferoe.
fleiih I'M @eihmaf Dem Hinofleii6
Gbnlid lit; es miro st billiacren Trci.
fen oils lettcreS 5u Dnben icin, Wert.
pollc Siere mcrben i~clbitrebcno niht
gclhladtct iuerben.
Ger ScrouSgeber Der 6rmflin
Gountp Oblerpcr 3citung. &crr Scie
bat crflGrt, Dob ieiuc 3citung ais I'M
%nbbGn9iae 3citluna in Den bcporitcb.
cnbcn Stnbt mo Gnltntp @ablcn gel.
ten miro. Iic Sbicrppr mar bic eins
5i9c ocntofrotiihc 3citlna in Sranf'
lin Gcumtn. 0urf Belts grflurilng
bat Die oemofratiihc Fnrtci mn feline
3citlune mcbr. Die eir5ia bic @rlnh-
I1tc genorulter Yortci b%crtritt.
9rci StrGilingen 9elang cS 0on-
ncrstag Wor9cn nm Ctmo 1870 aus
benz 3lldtbullic 81 cntfliebcn. nod
Dem iic hcn GltcItcn @Gdtcr ser In.
Ito(t, 6cn 55 Sobren nltcn Gli Sent
fins, crmtorbct bottcn. Gic Wllt.
thot ionb inn ncilcn 3cllcn9eb1itoe
ltott unb muroc bon 5iuci StrGflin"
gen aliSacfiibrt. Gin oritter @eioh'
ocner mod,tc iid sic @clcacnbcit 5r
gtilbe uno entilpb nit beu gciocnr
nod)bem bieielbe, ietnc 3ellc ai,fse.
ihloiicn bottcr. 9omnerstng Nbcno
fam bic Hohrid,t bon Scbnlio, bab
sic StrIfliigc sort bonn Eoli5eid)cf
9iirgcr mo elmer Nll5abl Yoli3iitcn
IN elmer &iitte in Oen @obnbpfsanla.
gen %gcfnngcn gelorlnicn wprocn iei.
Ell, ipo tic 6arolli lpnrtctclt. ciltcn
Groft5ug 5t bciteigen, Sic mibcr.
ictten iih nidt.
IS p~erlolltet, 6oi} irilbcrcr Sou.
bcrncllr Serbcrt 9. SableD, boree.
idlngcn miro ais @oltberncllr bon
Colorado. Sor cinigcn Sobren Der.
500 Soblep geiunobeitsbalbcr nod
Colorado. 2ebtes SSSabr muroc CT gum
9cfan Der McftsabtciIung Der
Stoats llnipcriitit ernannt. Die.
fem Imtc bat or ieitocm obgelcgen.
SuoleD lit nod berb1ltnibnl1big
Jung. Sn ben beiten Sabren, boil
cncreiiber Sntfraft inb feline Nomi.
nation itnb cbentuelle G%ripGblung
gum @oupcrneur bon Colorado 1T
nidt lrnmoglif. @ie nerlalltet
6ralldt CT nl,r feline ger~citspillig.
felt aiissuipreden, lino bic @epiibli.
faner pcroen i'm nominieren. Coll
te or erlp6blt iuerben 70 miro Saoles
pobl ser critic iein Der 3tpei peridie.
oenen Staaten unierer Union ais re.
| o;crpuSpS Shprhn,thf torStonA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
z, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
&riegsnafridjtcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

&riegsnahridtcn.
Huridnien uittr5eidnet Den Tric.
Den nit Den Gentrolml6ten, mic ger
lin o"ifi5iell pcrfiinbct.
Der britiidc 0iIiSfreu5er Golgor
ion, 17,515 Sonncn, wurbe burd)
pcridieocne Sorpcbos IN Der 9tGbe
Der ridden aiiitc pcricnft. s3lpci 81
%fi3iere unb SO Ytam perlorcn.
Der beutIhe Sornlarih auf Setro.
grad gebt meiter. Die 9uuptituot lit
in elmer Eanif. Sie &egierung lit
fertig nad Mosfau 81 fliebcn.
M,s @albington miro beridtet oaB
Die 9efamtnladlmg oes Oatlms Der
nadlten Iusbebuna bepor Itebt. Sas
9iiro bcs @cnerul.E rofoBmari6als
bat cine ypiftiee @etanntmabung"
porbereitet. Die in ullernGditcr Seit,
ipie man glaibt, Den 3eitpunft uno
Die Wetbobe Der 5"lpeitcn Il,sbcbuns
pcrfilnbigen miro. Mun nimmt on.
oab Die crIten Iiisgebobcncn inl
april sic llehun9sloger bc5icbcn
mcrben. Die gcfanntmadun9 miro
nod 5uriidgcboltcn. bis Der &ongrcB
gepiiie ImenbententS bes ausDcb-
ungsgclcbcS nngenommcn bat. SiC
midtigItc Mcnoerrng lit, nod Sen.
cral Grpipocrs Iniiht. Die, bic ibnI
sic &olIunaft ~crtcilt, Slntcn filr ic.
Den Stout nllf bic @cionmtSubl &c,
in &loiic 1-N bcfinolihcn Ius9c.
bobencn 81 boiicren unb ni6t mcbl
anf sic @eiomn1tsobl Der Hegiitricr
ten.
Sorb.&riegSihiffe mcrbcn in GROCER
In5obl gcbollt mcrOcn, lpcl,n sic CT
item Subr5cllgc, mcldc>in Der Mllto
mpbilfabrif in Detroit lid, oils erfplQ
reid erpciien. Oicicr 9eridt milrO'
bonn Slotteniefret1r 9anicIs fiir5lid
altsgcgebcn. DIS Worincbcpartc
ment eriuurtct 9robc 0in9e bon Den
nc,en Moocl Der Si,bmarin, EGbtcr.
Oeutihlanos 9totipnolifulb lit Al,
faIt 100 9illionen Worf geitiegel
! et1po 1880 Willioncn Collars.
, Die brittle Srcibeitsanlcibc mir
nm 6. Npril nnfon9en, AM SabrcS
tagc ser &ricgsfiibrlung ser Scl
Stuuten. Die Slmln1e. gcoingungel
uip. iino nod nid)t befannt gcgcbc'
por0en.
Gier oncrifoniidc Sploatcn, 81
auf Der @ohe idlicfen, iinb il
Sranfreih gum Sooc berllrtbeil
porben. 9ie S1nc iinb Dem &ricgs
Separtement iiberipieien iporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

Scrr unO iral1 Serrp &raule bon
Mar9arct mltrocn burh sic Gcburt
cines idoncn MGsolcins bo6crfrcnt.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
7, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sp. &aberbarmlcr. Gbas. Huc9-
&c uno Srls. Slorence unb Sl,cD
Sfulte bon Scr Secono Greet reiltcn
om Sreitng mad Camp Sllniton I'M
oaieIblt 9eripa1btc ltnb Srelnoe gu
beluhen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, or March
7, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
BIS icet bat Miiiouri $11,OOO,OOO
in &rieesiparmarfen uerfauft. I'm
aefdbr bic SGlfte bieier Sumlne pnr-
De in ct. 2ouis perfauft. SIN Yer
,alei6 our ginpobneraabl bat Wtlls
iouri ulebr Sparnlarfen perfalft als
iraenb Elm onoerer Staat.
Glnrence Soppmepcr erIitt 0eits
brud unb nidt geringe Sal,tabibir-
funaen in Scr IGbe bon Mrggle.
Sobpmeper aus Swenspille gebiir-
tia lit auf ser Sod SsIanb als Brent
fer zines Terionenauses angeltellt.
I'm einem 3use Signale gu geben
iprana er JON 3use, leiber aber &C.
raSe iiber elmer Bride, Die er Der
9unfelbeit ipegen nift geieben. er
bottc cinert Sail bon etipa 10 SltB
Sicfe. @egenpGrtig liegt CT I'M gaps
tiIten SoipitaI IN ct. Soris.
Soleenoe @rrnoeigentlms -lteher-
tragringen murben pollaogen llro bonn
&ecoroer gebildt: 2ouiie Soerrlai111
an Woria g. Srallb 3O2.3S Ider
aano nabe &oieblio au $4,25O;S Or: S.
g. @nloe, Seripalter oes yta1lalles
bon :. 8. So%rterapes, an Spoia alll-
hermann 40 afcr, nabe gft. STERLING
AT $500; 90. 5. ellis oil 8m. Serh.
mons 100 Ider, iiioIi6 bon Slailp,
All $4,000; 8altcr g. @arner an
Sbos. g. Matbeps, 100 ader, nabe
Sea, SIT $500; @m. E. Sibler an e.
SO. WilIer, 80 Mder nabe Blanc, 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08
Mus ben, Gount1.

Scrr rno Sral Sclrp &rauie bon
Morourct pllrocn burd bic 0cburt
cines idoncn W1eOlcins botcrfrert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

&nntonien urlttr5ei6net Den 5ric.
ocn nit Den CONTAMINATION, mic ger
lin oiii3iell pcrfiinbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

Der beutlhe Sornlorid auf Yetro.
grad gebt meiter. Die @auptitaot lit
in elmer Eanif. Sie &egierung lit
fertig nad Mosfau 81 flieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-08

Sn ct. Soiepb unb aanias Gitp
miro in nGflter 3ufunft Yieroefleiid
5l boben icin. Us beiBt, Bob Eferoe.
fleiih I'M @cihmat Dem Hinofleii6
Gbnlih lit; es miro at billiacren Erci.
fen oils lettcreS Su bnben icin, @ert.
pollc Sierc pcrben iclbitreocno niht
gcihlad)tct iueroen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER 8 1918

the seas has 10 do with access to
nafiSable waters by landlocked people
or with unpriviieged use OF interna-
tionai straits. Waterways and canals.
Wen ana good. American opinion will
Support freedom of the seas when used
In such Il sense.
The American heart has been
Dcen touched by this war as never be-
tore. The sufferinsS and sorrows. the
patience and endurance. the heroism
ana sacrifice of the allies. particularly
OF Franc" and Great Britain. have
stirred A..:oriea to the depths. The
american people, realize that the diff
nHulties OF peace are to be quite COM
parable TO the dangers and disasters of
war. and that where the ruling prin-
ciplcs are To have so many and so i'm
portant concrete Illustrations, there
naturally viii arise differences Of opin-
ION more or less sharp, and conflicts of
temperament more or less open. The
American people will remember the
similar difficulties and conflict that
arose between wholly patriotic and
nisn,,minded men in our own country
~ the close of our Civil War. We OF
the United states shall be patient and
endearor TO see beyond and behind
these superficial conflicts. first because
now our people Understand Europe as
they never did before and second. be-
cause We are bound to the victorious
peoples OF Europe by stronger and more
afectionatc ties than ever have existed
the paSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
AsQUITH FOR JUSTICE
Former Premier Declares for Punish
mcnt of Mrn Who Started
War.
my Associated Press. !,

7 ffE 1NsHWVIittNW I7T'Ss.I
LONDON. December 7.-licrbert H.
Asuuith. the former Prime Minister
Speailingi ~ tochda.c. Lancashire. to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
GERMAN OFFICIALS
WILL BE SUMMONED

- Continued from Eirs, PageD
are afforded beyond that announce
The British forces have entered the
fortified Rhine city of Cologne. the
war ohice announces tonight The
y ,rst h r ho soldiers entered the city
Ish army of occupation in Germany ut
II no o,elock Yesterday.
The Belgian War Office announces
mat the Helgian forces have occupied
the town Of Ncuisa. on the left bank
the Rhine. opposite the industrial
Ely or D"cSseidorf Belgian troops
alSo are III tiladhach and Hcilberg. No
Ghtowaru incidents marked the Bel
S-an occupation.
TEN THOUSAND SLAIN
HI TURKISH FORCES
Messages received Tonight from the
cast disclose that 10000 Armcnians
Acre murdered by the Turkish forces
On cvacuating the towns of Baku, Olu
and Ardah:n.
turkish forces proved one OF the most
atrocious acts since the war began.
They were led out to tho outskirts OF
the cities and raided and slaughtered
like so many beasts.
In fighting in Baku moro than 10000
persons were killed. In some towns
ocNterminatcd. The Turks permit,ed
Tartar troops 10 plumber the Armcn-
ians
pispatch from Stockholm to-
night state that on the pretcXt of nav
ing discovered countcr-revoIutionary
plot. the terrorist commission at Moh-
ilcv has sentenced fourteen persons TO
death. Among those sentenced were
Prince Eristoff. who was executed with
his two sisters. and the Prince and
Princess Sviatopok- Mirsky. The lat
ter was In the Russian diplomats SER
vice for several years and at one time
was stationed in Washington.
Indications that the American army
OF occupation may be sent 10 Berlin
was contained in Berlin dispatches re-
cctNed to-day. one message said that
an cNtraordinary meeting of the Ger
man cabinet was summoned at Berlin
Thursday to discuss the possibility OF
the allies occupying Berlin owing TO
Germany's alleged inability to carry
out the terms of the armistice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
THREE SANITARY TRAINS
RUSHED TO AMERICANS
THv 4 s.nrfntr,I -

T1y .fSFUN.dECt IrNSS. 7
rATtlS. December 1.-Three sanitary
trains have been rushed by the Ameri-
can Ecd Cross from Switzerland to
tastatt. where $500 American prison
crS nave been confined. The trains
were loaded with food and clothing,
and more trains have been arran Eed
Tor. The American Red Cross com
MISSION IN Switzerland has arranged
for the United States government 10
pay all costs due Switzerland for trans
portation and also that France Will
furnish oil and coal. as Swiss railroads
are suffering from lack of fuel
TWO Swiss physicians left Bern for
Germany last week with funds for
American prisoners. Great difficulties
are being encountered in Germany i'm
raising funds. as German banks ar.
not permitted to pay out more than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
FIVE DIVISIONS
ADDED BY MARCH
,continu.l From First PAGE

- o ~
Eighth Antiaircraft Mobile oranunce
Repair Unit
The Third and Eighth Trench Mortar
Batteries; Headquarters Ninth Anti
aircraft Sector. with the Tenth and the
First, Second and Third Provisional
Antiaircraft Batteries: Fifth Corps Ar.
tillery Park: SiXty-nfth Regiment,
Coast Artillery: Four Hundred and
First Pontoon Park, and the -Four
Hundred and SiNxty-siNth. Four Hum
dred end Sixty-seventh and -Four Hum
ured and SiNty-eighth Pontoon Trains
The Three Hundred and Forty-ninth
Three Hundred and Fifteth. Three
Hundred and Fifty-first. Eighty first,
Eighty-third and Second Artillery Reg,
imentS, Engineer Casual Company No.
L; Headquarters and First battalion
Eight HUNDRED and First Pioneer In
fantry: Fortieth Engineers; Second
Advance School Tenth Field Artillery
Repair Unit, Three Hundred and
Headquarters ono Hundred and SiXty,
seventh and Eighth Field ArtiIlerv
EriSades headquarters Troop Ninety
second Division.
CASUAL COMPANY is
NOW on WAY IIOME:
The transport SuSquehanna is bring
Ing Casual Company No. lOl. consist
ing of officers and $50 men. and
caSuals consisting OF . officers and
.o5 men in addition. The Santa Anna
has on board iS officers. 81 enlisted
men and 30 civilians. The DeKalb ha :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
PRESIDENT PROMENADEs
J ON DECK OF BIC STEAMER
watches Flagship Rise and Fall
With the Heavy Ocean
: SNcllS
LISTENS TO EXPERIENCES
Highly Entertained by Stories OF
Scamcn Who Sailed in the Subma-
( rinc Zonc-Also Matches Moving
Picture on Board Ship.

20 ON BOARD THE L. S. S. GEORGE
December 7.-PreSi-
dent Wilson'S third day ut sea found
him much improved in health. His
cold is yielding 10 treatment and his
voice is rested and much stronger
Having cleared the work which had
{ accumulated NJ his desk. tho President
: enjoyed a day of recreation and cNcr-
.-cise- His ship ran into somewhat bet
4 ter weather after a night of very
heavy weather lie promcnaded along
SHE decks, and Joined a party at the
sSrail watching the Pennsylvania, The
flagship OF Admiarl MaSos squadron,
rise and fall With the heavy swclls. The
s sea WAS bright With warm suni!sh Mr..
Wilson engaged in the conversation on
StlmclH topics. swoppnS stories and en-
.-pcriences with those on board.
:, The party included officers in the
!. enceS in the submarine zone arc ire
intcrcSt.n@ When il was
-.lcarned that q him starring famous
sscon edian was TO he shown during the
e-eNening OH board the ship. the Fresi-
s~dsnt announced That he. Intended TO be
present. evidently anticipating the en-
- While MIR Wilson Was on Ieci; he
Ssearnes,ly conferred with Jules J. Jus
sgrniled states, and Count Iii Ccllcrc. the
) 1ta liam ambassador at Washington. and
mad short conrcrSation with Secrc-
white. colleagues % tho President on
1.-The peace commission. No formal con-
afcrenccs have been held so far and il
seems apparent that plans for the peace
negotiations have been we'll laid out.
- The ship to-day Is running through
- severe. wind and rain storm I; !
ana inta aiming its liked speed however
% nd Is live 10 pass around the Azores
SCr Sunday.
I. After reaching the AZORES the prcsi-
Edential liner viii pick up more units
scs the naval escort
~ MIR. Wilson slept until a late hour
dhiS morning. and there were no con-
fercnccS with his advisers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
My limited number. ss officers aud

only limited number. 80 officers aud
| man.
ports that the Eleventh Division. nov
at Camp Meade. is being kept intar,
for some special work. General March
said:
1t is not true. The Eleventh is a
combatant division and its dcmobili
cation VIII come after the other Q ;,h,
classes of enlisted men. which | have
already announced. The Eleventh. nike
many OF the divisions which were or.
SaniHed when the armisticc was signed
contains regular regiments and those
regiments viii be used for guard duty
IN the various camps after the troops
lrom the national army have been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
PEOPLE OF AMERICA
LITTLE UNDERSTAND
) PROBLEMS OF PEACE

Continued From First IaEcD
slacking in !; league OF nations which
should take the United States as it's
model.
THE true analogy between the United
States and Il league of nations lics not
on the surface, but deeper II is found
in the principle Of federation. with its
accompanying characteristics of legal
aud economic corporations America n
opinion is ready FOR this il il b..
guided by = policy Of lofty patriotism
broad International service and sincere
democratic feeling.
SILENT
ABOUT SPECIFIC pRonIl:AI
IS What the American people are ask
ing to-day is this: Given conditions
as they now exist in the world. how
shall No proceed to form an effective
league OF nations" This question Tho
mead or the American government has;
mot attempted To answer. The mos,
practical procedure appears to bc the
Giollowins: The allied powers whici,
shnvr won tho war have been for the
purpose OF war. and at the prcscn,
smoment are; LEAGUE of nations They
tfaNc unified their international poli-
.cies. They have put their armies and
.their navics under single commands
they have pooled all their resources i'm
shipping. food. munitions and credit
LET THESE nations. assembled by their
representatives at Versailles dcrlar,
themselves 10 hc league OF nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
WARSHIPS AT BALTIMORE
Twcnty-Two Naval Vessels Arrive for
Hcncft of Southern CONNER
cIaI Congress-

BALTIMORE, December 7.-Anchorc,l
oil historic Fort AIcHenry Tonight are
tiotilla in command of Rear Admira
III. y. Wiley. They constitute tho
navy,s part in the celebration in CON
hettion win the tenth annual conven-
ton of the Southern Commercial Con
srcss. which opens here Monday.
There. are three third-class battieships.
the MASSACHUSETTS. Indiana and Iowa
seven destroyers. Dorsey, Robinson.
Hadford. Mahan. Craven, Brcese and
Wake, and twelve submarine chnscrs
The 1000 sailors aboard the vessels
parade next week.
There Are Many Good boarding
every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
APPEAL. RECEIVED URGING
INTERVENTION IN BALTIC
BY Associated Pre-

bS hSsociateu fEcSs.I
LONDON, December The councils
OF lironia, Bastonii and Courland have
sent an appeal to allied and neutral
governments urging intervention In the
baitlc provinces against the invasion
OF Russian Bolsherik forces. according
70 telegram from Copenhagen. The
Bolsherikt. who have invaded part or
the provinces. are killing and burning
as they advance. The various parts
tives in expectation OF the arrival or
allied and neutral warships to protect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

day. ranged himself alongside tho,s
who have declared that the men rcspon.
sibic for the war and the atrocities
shall receive adequate punishment.
We ought to insist that Justice bel
not only the forms. but the spirit. OF,
1ustice-thc melting out to the wrong
should be scrupulousiy observed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

patients and ! can truth
fully say tnat IL cxEcls any
PREPARATION / have ever
used for building up deli
cato. nervous. run. down
FOLKS and increasing the
RED blood corpusc..s. there
by enrlchlns ana terrifying
III" blood against the
rarages OF disease. CON
trary to general opinion.
.acE OF iron in the blood
docs not necessarily mean
YOU do not have enough
blood but il mean. your
blood Is not OF tho rIsht
hind
u YOU feel tired in the
mornings. restless M
night. II you suffer from
"'"Nness or lack .: y!ral-
~, 10 TO your family
doctor and have him ial..
Il Specimen OF your blood
an! examine 1t. and II IL
SHOWS IRON deficiency. get
nun 4" give you IRE.
scripiion for organic iron
uaaicb Iron. DO this
50 as 10 be sure tina. Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

in
Q tbeneft, Ao'NNA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

zoo marks ut one time or more than
600 marks weekly. The Swiss mission
was appointed before Germany allowed
Americans TO enter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

manufacturers Sote: Nuxa,cd Iron. which
~ nr"Striosd anu recommended by phy.
si'idhs anu Which Is now being used IL
over ihre" million people annually. Is not
q 500. fcm"iS hit one which Ia wei
"saSr ,mors"ntc iron products. II IN easily
hS3,i''n'Sh. does not iniurc the teeth
max" them black. nor unset tho stomach
; M IN n'iic,urcrs guarantee successful
anu "htlrcN satisfactory rcsulta 10 every
purchaser o. they will refund Your money
~ ~ dis1cnssd In this city b. fragile Drug
Co. POLK Miller Drug store thiidrcv i,ru.
20 and all other arugriais -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
is wonderfully well fortified

See Abbotts showing of spring suits.
Mrs. A. +. Covell of Albany, \. Y, has
been making stay of several days with
friends in the city.
Another petty burglary was reported
to-day after the manager OF the Direct
Importing Co.'S local store had reported
a break in his store in the Durkee block.
Between Saturday night and this morn
ing, someone removed pane OF glass in
the rear of the esta blishment, reached
through mad unbolted the door, and then
helped himself to chocolates and chewing
gum. Apparently the thief has a sweet
tooth, for he is believed to be the man
who broke in a month ago and removed
similar delicacies. Ten or twelve pounds
of candy were removed. along with the
chewing gum. The police have very
definite clue and believe that an arrest
will be made in the near future. The
break is one of series of smalltime
burglaries which have been perpetrated
within comparatively few weeks. Not
long ago second break was committed
at the G. w. Averill & Co. hardware
store and some choice cutlery removed.
Around the same time, someone broke
into Fl. 2. Mills establishment on Church
street and got away with a little mer.
chandise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-11

ing. and pleaded guilty to intoxleation'
Having previously appeared IN court on
a similar charge, he was given 80 days IN
iai. He was found by the police enjoy
ing sleep on side street Saturday
night. -,
A marriage license has been issued to
Howard ID. Richardson OF Greenfield,
Mass. and Miss Rose Doyle OF Montpe-
lier. likewise 10 Peter Seeeen and MISS
Emma A. Allen, both of Montpelier.
Montpelier recruiting station seems to
be leading the Others IN the state at
present. There have been several exam
nations al the local Office in the last rev
DAYS. G.. X. Adams of South Strahoru
was rejected because of defective TEEN,
while Albert Hinkson OF Montpelier was
rejected on physical disability. George
Lille of Barre was accepted to go TO hur
lington later for examination. Ernest
THOMSON Of Barre was rejected TINS
norning for defective teeth, while T.. il:
prombio of Barre and f. ,. Hutehlhs Oh
Northfeld. who went to Burlington lot
examination last week, have enlisted l.
q Williams was rejected at Burlington
because he had knock knees ana other
troubles. ~. ,,+
A civil case was tried in city court
This morning. with f. NJ. Menard, PLAIN
tiff VS.. i. c. Gitchell, defendant, troVer'
II i alleged that the defendant rented
mileage of the plaintiff and that ne mas
not vet paid for the same. The amount
involved is about IS.