davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
ChIdren's Gingham
Dresses, 2 to 8 Years,
Special at sf.45

TWO smart styles to choose
l. from. Made OF fancy stripe
10 pink or blue One is shocked
IN front, the other has hand.em.
broidery on collar. Movey Day
special .................. S1.4S
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
Women's Pumps and
Oxfords, Small Sizes
OnLu. .S2..35

A CLEARANCE OF Wom-
"A ems Pumps and Ok
fords, welt and turned
sole style; small sizes only.
Extreme values for $3.50
Girls BrOi0n CdU Boots
Special NJ SG.65
sizes for growing girls sturdy.
good looking Brown Russian Caif
Lace Boots. welt soies and ~
inch heels. regularly $3.50. MONEY
Day special .............. $3.50
Women's White CdnUds
Pumps, Special s3.45
Neat. attractive styles. with
hand turned Eoles. covered wood
Louis heels regularly t409.
Money Day special o.. s3.f5
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
75c Wells at SOC

zoe ' Gus az 0Or
New Circular Wells of
large hexagon mesh with
chenille dot border, in
black, gray, brown, navy
and purple. Money Day
special at .......... soc
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

THE China and Glass
l. ware Section has a
splendid offering for Money
Day. A large special pur-
chase OF star cut Crystal
Glassware. The special
prices for Money Day are
far less than could be Of
fered if the goods were
purchased on today's mar
ket.
-Goblets. special for set
OF six ........... $3.50
Tall footed Sherbets.
special set of six. .S1.69
Low footed Sherbets.
special set of six .S1.69
-Tumblers, set of six. 1
special at .......-.. 500
-Rfffh Flooe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
WonBem's MmsIin
Nish&@owms
Use


A SPECIAL lot for Money Day
"A only. Muslin slipover styles.
A few button front. trimmed with
laces and embroideries Neat
styles and splendid values. Money
Day at ................ zoe
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

Picture Frames, Stand
Style, Special at soc
Artistic Wood Picture
Frames. stand style; me-
dunn size: each includes
glass and back. Gold,
bronze and silver finished.
Special, each ....... SOC
-Flrss Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

Postal Card Albums
Heavy bound linen-back
books, Sxl2-inch; dark
green; 50-page size, for
100 cards; $l.00 value.
Special at ......... soc
--flrst Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

ana s-ouart Hot Water Bot.
Ties, si-2s and $3.50 qualities, for
..'.-.-... ............. $1.OO
race Chamois. lace trimmed.
regular a5c each. Special, 3 for
$3.50 '.............. zoe
--iSc Talcum; assorted odors:
'"H at .'..'........+.. Zoe
DUO Compact Rouge. brunette,
sPeSiai at ............... 25c
---S5c size Theatrical Cold Cream.
special AT '................ 25c
An odd lot OF Rubber Face
sponges. TO close. each. Zoe
Compact Rouge. brunette; spe-
Oii, boN soc
Solid back. hand-drawn bristie
Hair Brushes, $3.50. $500 and
1880 values; special 81. so
Fraser Paterson. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

Chiffon Yelling CSC Yard
Chiffon Veilings with
woven borders, two widths
is and sc inches. Pink,
blue. white, brown and red.
Regularly soc and Toe a
yard. Special at ..... csc
FIRST Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
Women's Hdndkerchiefs
Special at IOc

An all pure Linen Hand
kerchief; very good quail
ity; neatly hemstitched.
Special at Zoe
-First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

S5c White Voile CSC
Fine, sheer White Wolfe.
40 inches wide. Desirable
for waists and dresses. The
seasons favorite material
regularly Doc a yard.
Money Day special. .25c
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

Plaid BLANKETS. Special sS.SS Pr.
LNINE, lofty plaid Blankets. very soft and warm
i quality that will give splendid service. Two
sizes 66xS0 and 70xS0 inches. Two styles large
block and broken paids.
One of the best wool-fnished Blankets we have
sold.
If bought on todays market. the price would be
$3.50 pair Money Day special. ....... So. So
econ Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

SOC Bdtiste for soc
--Mercerized White Bat
iste, As inches wide; a
splendid material for
waists. dresses and chill
dren's wear; regularly
SOC a yard. Money Day
price ............ SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
90 Folding Suliy
,SDeci1L Mt S.Y g5

Good, full size, strong
and durable Folding
Sulky; strongly made,
with spring seat.
Special at 1895
Fifth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23

Csc WOodoLeunl 55c
New wood and tile ef.
fccts, in heavy grade
Woodolcum floor cover.
ing servicenblc and good
colorings. Money Day
special. yard ... 55c
75c Cocoa Door
Mats 58c
Long, strong pile, lax
26'inch size. Money Day
special Mt .bSc
atorsop Co. Fourth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-23
Money Day Specials
Toilet Goods Section

= and s-ouart Hot Water Bot.
ties. si-2s and $3.50 qualities, for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
in Der Guanseliidcn Stride.
Splpeiter 8~ottesSicnit fimbct itatt ~,
81. Se5embcr.

Inl ndditcn Sonntog Sornlittoo
MIRO teln 8%ottcsoienit ltattfinocn.
SonntnslhnIc 5llr gcm6bnlidcn 3cit.
SDlpc'tcr Anbnd,t miro itattfinocl
an Sienstag Ibcno, ocn 81. Ocscm-
Der, beginncno I'M balb.adt llbr.
Sies miro gefolgt bon elmer Inter
Ddltltng orlrd) Den Sllgenobunb. I'm
W%titternaft miro iif Ole @cneinoe
IN Dem auditorium Der Stride Der.
lallllmcllt 81 einenn tllr5cn @cbct- uno
@eiangs Gicnit, ionic allb Inn Den
Inbrud oes ncllen Sobres su be.
guiBen.
ant Withhold, Sunltur bcn f., Inn
1915, pormittags, miro Ieuiobrs.
@ottesoienit itattfinoen, lpie eclpobn.
LID. I'm bali 3lpci llbr, na6mittaas,
nm Ncltiabrstage, pcrocn Oic Wtit-
glleoer Der @crncinoc ibrc iGbrlidc
Scr'unmllllng nbbaltct in Ser Sallc
Der ct. Eallls Sonntagsidutlc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
wiinidlt alen ibrcn
uercbrten &nuocm
mo Srcnmocn, bic
non gsrmauu, 4aao.

-8rpber @raenolc. bon ct. 9ouis
+ Ut llbcr Die 6cicrtagc Der @alt Ieiner
blc'igcn Nn9ebGrigcn.
I u. :. Slrit, upn Smiss. mar am
pcrgclrgcncn 0tontng 9icr, allf i~clrert
gScgc mad Ncm 0ancn.
-0uit. bod rn0 5ris &llrreG.
nlepcr, bon Wft. Stcrling, murcn am
lctten Wontag bier, IN geidGftliden
&errid)tungen.
-Fcrloncn lueldc bonn Often bier
eintreffen berihtcn piel Hcgcn uno
grobc llcbcridwcn1mnlngcn in 0bio
unO in Snoianu.
Sri. 2uuru &acffncr's MllIif.
flailc COB an p%ergangcncn Samstu9
Iben0, in SRI. &ucffncr's Semi, Elm
Giano g.. Ne5itul.
-Sr. u. 6. Gonpbuc ltitO Tonli-
lie, bon goonpillc, No, beiinOcn iid
bel 6rau IpnohuC's Gltcrn, !Scnru
German llno Satin.
-6rou Gbas. 6obrner bat lid
.u.u..e. u..". o-~r~ U-~1--r
fronft lit, au perpflegcn.
SRI. Coma @ilb, pon @oIbin9-
ton, .. &. bciinoct iid) sur 3cit bier
ouf @ciud bel ibrer Ntiitter, Nroi'
9ouiit SSilo un0 6urnilic,
-Euitor u. j. upDoii ucrclntc ar
letter Wontog 9cItcr 6. Hobcrt5 uno
Srl. Alma &. Gina, bcioc bon Mtot.
tpor, Nj, I'M Yunoc Der Gbe.
SRI. Maria Sonniidl mcldc i'd
bciudspeiie III ct, Sou.s bc'uno. ut
poriac ISOLDE IN @cglcitlnng ttrcr
S6meIter, Sri. emma Sannilf, nad).
boule 8uriidgefebrt.
-Gomin Sharmburg, BON Sig
e~inspille, unb Otto S%d)olln1bl,rg, BON
@cllington, iino ON letter SOnntag
bier cingetroifcn oltf eincn me6rtpod.
entlidcn 9eiu6 bel Den slnqeb6rigcn,
Martin Sfoumburg unO @attin
an Horte T..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec
26, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Sentide Selme ais Sunpenire bes
&rieses.

Sranf Claus, bon Coles Greet, er.
Dielt oieIe ISOLDE, per Farccl . Ypit,
einen belltifen Selm. 0ieicr Selnl
muroe ibm bon ieineln Sobne, Scnrp
y. Claus, geididt unb Wllroe bon
oenrielben bon einenl bcutiden SolDo.
ten crobert; bcriclbe lit jett IN Scr
Office bes Solfsblottcs sur Iniidt
altsgcitcllt. Sn cincm 9rici idrcibt
Der iunge &rieger mie folgt:
Ser elite bieics Monats (Ntopcn1.
herr mar ser Gag ollgemeincr Sreu.
40. her Sao ociien mir ms lange cr-
aufb0rte, ionic olIu) uties H'o...
S6ieBcn. Gs fam ple Elm 9lis aus
florcm Simmcl. Cine Stltnoe Dor.
bcr ~brobnten bic erobcn Somiser'
aonnoncn llro bas @efnatter Der
Neutrality-suspicious. mar iortmdbreno.
Souobl bon Scitcn Scr Illiirten mic
alld bon Seiten bcs Seinocs brad
lolltcs Sreloengeihrei aus"
9enjorlin Illemonn, bon Stonp
Sill, crbielt glei6falls cine &ricgs'
trppbGe in 8cltnlt cincs oelttid,er,
Seln1s, ser ibm bon ieinem Sobnc,
Mug. s. allenlom 5ugeianot puroc,
pcl6er iif lett 6ebrltar I'M Milltur'
oicnIt u1o Ieit ben lebten bier Wfona'
ten I'M t6otiG6lifen 0ienlt in Sronf.
reid, befinbct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
FresbDterianer 8cmeinoe BON Sopc
Notisen.

l~trlere Sonntagibule gab am
abeno oes "a. Se3cnbcr ibrc @eib.
nadts . llntcrbaltlrng. Cine ,5penoe
filr bic Wiiiion murbe aufecnoulmen.
4m Ncuiobrs = 4bcno, ben 81. Oe.
5cnlbcr, miro cin ltcrcoptiider 8or-
trog in oelltidcr Sprode Itattfinocn.
lleber 70 prdbligc 9iloer mcrocn
tropiidc Scencricn, sic ySopf , I'd.
ger" ltnD Oeren Huh5urn, uiip. slr
Anllht bringcn. Silrftet Die &Glte
nldt, ocnn in scr Stride ipirO IS fnlr.
rortabcl parnl ietn. 0omntt uno
maht nit inns cine Hciic lod) Dem
mnlopiIdcn Irdipcl unb bcn bcnnd-
borten Sniclr, 9orner, uilu; neroct
8tannttr nit dAge r 81 RtjjegErnttGGfitBeg5 .ryb,
rem. Cine Sommlltng miro aufge.f
nonuneu mcroen Inn sic Illsgnben at
befen.
Gin glilflidcs ncl,es Sabr ollen
ltnlcren Sre,,nben.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
&c, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
@ill. Sdipegele mar ON bergange.
nen Sonntag mieoer in Der 8emeinoc
onpcieno, ba or nod bielcn Wonaten
militGrii6er Giniibllng nadhauie ST..
rildocfebrt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
@ottlicb Sieacr's Scitament.

Sn lcincm Scitarncnt poln 5. 0to
1917, bc5cllgt bon U. ". 0icbcl unf
6rco &ocllcr, ueriiigt Der an 8. &c.
iclnbcr, 1913, in @crntann ucritprbc.
ne @ottlicb Sicacr ilbcr iciu Giacl,.
tburn lpie folgt: Gr bcItinlmt ooB leilr
@rnb nit Nunoitcincn cingefricbiot
lueroen Ioll ilno Dab ein Nraftciu
Don Der Sortc Wie Die Hcgicrul,g I'M
Sllrgerfricgc fiir bic Soloatcn liefcr,
tc, am &opfcnbe oes Grades errid,tet
lperoen iolltc. Der Seitator pernlad)t
lelncr Sod)ter, 6rall SSlllia @oubut,
cine <flldsubr uno iGmmtlidc Oil.
Der, ipeld)e or CUR 3cit ieincs CODES
III 9eiis bat, icirlcn brci S0dtcrn.
Scin Sobn Ilbert Ebilip Sie1cr,
'oll $500 erbaltcn oils icincn pollen
Nlntbeil oes gtahloiies uro bieIc
Slimme Ioll ibm mlsbc5ablt meroen
I'M %oralts bon irgcno cincm anoeren
unter Dem Scitomcrt.
Der Scltator pernlad)t Den Geit lei.
nes gta6laiies 5u glcidcn Sbcilen lei.
ncn unoeren bier Gin0crn: Ghus.
Sicger, Slllia @oubnb, Gil
llon &. Sicgcr unO SiIle 6. @ciss.
'Roht. @olfcr lit ais &paitrcter &c.
Gas S%eitamcnt mllrbe am
l6. Ge5cmbcr in NadloBgcridt bin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

-@oltcr Strod mar Gnbc oe'
pcriloiicncn ISOLDE in ct. 2oltis.
Bier Witglicbcr bon Sp. 8ru
bcr's Innlilic, on q. /, lino an ocl
Sniluen5a c%rfranft.
Strait Sobn 6ocriter. bon st.
&olis. peilt %gcgcntpdrtig atf Seilld)
bel ibrcr W,ttter, Srau Gbas. &lif.
-Artbur SduItc, Don Smens.
pillc lulo AIireo Shultc, bon Crate,
lunrel, art lcbtcn Sanlstag bier, in
@eihGiteu.
Sronf Shmecrfoetting, BON
Rllib SalmlO. bat neulid III Der 9iGbe
Don @orrenton. fiir $500, Elm prdh.
tigcs @cipaum Mdbrcn gcfnllft.
-GnliI Sdneiocr ltnO @uttin mllr.
Den nm uOrigcn 6rcitng ourd, sic Sc
burt uon 3pillingen, ein S0bnden
mo Elm SGdterhen, e%rfrcllt.
-@roucr 9racnblc linb Satin
Don st. Souis, trufen ON letter
Sonntag bier ein I'M Die 6eiertage
bel 0rau Si5Sic Sogcl 5l perleben.
-Gbmin Sdulte, bon Ban, mar
an ncraongencn Salnstog bier, auf
Dem @cge nndy ct. 9ouis, mo err lid
cine ISOLDE lang bei Scrponbtcn ali.
laltcn miro.
-Sobn Hits lnb @ottin, Gbos.
Socotmunn uno Satin, ionic Irmin
San0lpcbr. ole Don Eotsbun, iuaren
uoriacn 6rcitag bier uno beIorg-
fen MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sri. Gmma 9(pcl lit an 0icnss
tag oicicr &ofc bon ct. 2ouis, OIL.
9clongt I'M bic misunderstanding
@ottiu IN StoIpc, 81 O%crIcbcn,
-6rl$. Clara uno 2ouilc 6rtll'
nlo!,l,, uon It. 2ouis, iino ant lcb-
ten Mtittpod bier ciilgetroiicn uno
merbcn oic fScicrtogc bel ibrcn Nnac-
hGrigcn, on II. = ncrlrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

-Nm lcbten Somstog, Sen 81.
0c5cmbcr, botten mir Ben ~filr5cItcrl
Sog Dcs SobreS. Gin alter Spriid)
lautct: n@cnn sic Gage Beginner 81,
lungcn. Damn fonlutt ocs @inters
&GIte gegongcn." 0as i6cint MIN
bieies nal tbotiG6lid cin3utreffcn;
ocnn foum luor ser fiir5eite So9 nor'
iibcr, 10 trot ol,h i6on fGltcrcs @et-
fer Gin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
Wcnisfeitcn BON Iuiebnb q. 1.

Srolt =. 9. Seicnlonn erbiclt Die
Eroucrbotidoit bnb ibr S6mager,
Scnrp Gngclbrc6t, in Ncbrasfa, &C.
itprbcn lit.
Srls. gllpino mo Gina Seicmann
pcrlcben Die Scicrtage I'M Scim ihrer
Muttcr, Jrou W. Seiemann.
Scnrp Srieemcpcr lit CUR Belt iebr
Ilcibio oils @ebilic bon Mug. Scping,
bcint Sddielidneibcn unO SGgen bon
9rennbol5.
8illic @rcuunfc lit oicicr Gage
eniia bciln &olsipoltcn fir Otto
&lirrclmcper.
Iyrou gucfcr l,nb @m. SreOcrid
llno ictt Mitglicocr Der Gait Scle-
phone Clinic.
Srou 4. 6ritcmeper uno bercr
gtidtc, Sri. 2ulu Scming, morcr
mebrcrc Gage Ser nc%rfloiicncn &OdC
I'M Scim bon 6rau Sciuing bcidIf.
tigt.
Scr Correspondent BON HuraI
Iolrtc 1 Toiebuo, miinidt allen sc.
fern ocs SoIfsblottcs elm 9IiidIifcs
! Icics Sobr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

-Sronf 9losfc rnb Satin bega-
ben lid am lebtcn Sonntag mad Seem
Sobcr, I'm Ser 9ecrbigltng Der ber-
itorbenen Srou Gbos. 9Iasfe beiait.
mobnen; ser @ittne BON Serrn 8las.
fe's bcrItorbcncn 9rll0er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

-9cn llno Grit. Hllsfnrtp, bon
Ban, marcr an lettcn 9icnstog bier,
in @eidGftcn bcim 3o6nor5t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

master at hermann, NO., on Dec
26, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
@ml. Nicfs, bon Eotsoan, febrtc
an lcetcn Nontag bon Camp Grant
5lrild, Ga or aus Dem militGrild,en
Nicnit cntlaiicn Dorocn mar.
-Srou Ebillip Gbtcr, nebit ocrcn
Sod)tcr, Sri. Caroline, famen am
lcBten Iontag bon Gpicbllb, u. 1.
bicrbcr, nm Den Sobn, rcipect. Srr-
Der, @cnrD Gbfcr ab5llDolcn, Der Don
Camp Grant, nit cnogiltiger Gnllai.
Jung. bier algclangt mar. @err Gb.
fer bat nid)t III Sranfreid geOicnt,
abcr or brad)te cine Nndt duf cinelr
britiidcn Sransportidiff 81, ais Damn
Der gcicbl sur Nbfabrl nibcrrufrr
Dur0e.
-2iellt. @nt. Carroll lit an pori.
gen Srcitag Don Camp Comfort, go.
bier u%ngcfpmmlen, no feline @onpanie
irationiert lpnr I'M Den 9efebl iibcr
gee 81 9ebcil 5t %cripurtcn. 9crr
Carroll crbiclt cillcrl %cbrcnpollcn 9lb.
idico bon Der Irllcc in Der CT 5cbn
Sabre gc0ient bate. Srau Carroll
lit Die Sod)tcr bon 10. Ntuulan1 ST.
ltn0 Satin unb truf bereits cine NO.
dc Dor ibrcm @uttcn bier ell.
-&Silbllr Settler lit ucreongcnc
SSpd]c Don Columbia 5llrilf gcfpnl.
men, no CT SIT Ocnl l~lcbungs Corps
Der Stllocntcn gcb0rt bate.
-0enrp SdnarE friiber in Scr.
mann aniIiiiG ipdtcr abcr mobnDait
9tr. POI &Drn gluc. ct. 2pllis, be.
inject iid inter ocncll, mcld)c ais in
Sranfrcid idJlucr pcrluunOct bcridtct
inO.
BIS gum 20. Gc5cnlbcr batten
i35 bon Den 1900 Gpangl. &irdcn
'cridtct 0nB iih 1914 ibrer Wtit-
in Der Nrmcc bcfinOcn; lucnn ,
or Sotulbcrift Der Gpungl. airden, :
bclleu man nod nidt gebGrt bat.
Damn miro Die ,3ohl minoe. -,
init 10000 iein. ,
Otto Heinbol5, bon 8usconaoc, :
at ieinen Ibihieo bon ser Irnee er. =,
ultcn urlo mar am p%ergangenen :
5alnstag olf Seiud bel bieiieen :
:relllocn. Otto miro in nGfitcr 3eit
'lcocr uuf bcn Sootcn Der Rcgicruna .
rbciten. .
-Ir. 5. @. Gnloc uno Wottin :
men on porigcn 6rcltug Don @op ,
INN Claude @rnnion ah5ll. -
olclt, mcId)cr pon WiIitGrOicnit IN :,
amp @rant, bel Chicago, sl,rilf. .
'brtc. y
-8cmcincr Gltgcn Drummer, ser
d) sur militGriifcn Ginilh,ng III y,
amp WcIrtbur, @oco, Germs be :,
|plBlpt riPplliWrh9Gt gpahh :3Slfhf,Baa"ftteb Rsianit -
lrild.
--9cn Siolcr lit om ucrgongencll :
;onntog bon Gontp @ront 5rrjld &C. y
>nlrlcn. mcil or icine GntIolItn9 aus Il
emf GiCnit crtnit2n hot. Vcn's Set Il
10th lit ii No0. Gr mllrbc an A. !
5cptcnlbcr 81, h2n Sobrc,l citbcru.
n uulN luor sur Ginilbun9 III Camp ,
fcglrthur. Wou BORT lpurNc CT nod :
t@N &criCu uuo ipGtcr nad gtcip :
)oys 4cinuNt, mp or lid 5ltiammen :
nit onoGrln olli cincm VritiIben -,
-ronsportidifi iiir bcn llcbcrIec' :
cinldifitc. Noh cincr 9taht :
nj ocm Sronsportidiif mltroc Der ,
iiir tire Transportation mi
mo sic WGnncr mllroen
,ud Camp 8ront. in Scr Ndbe bon
Sbico9o, cntionbt.
-&nocm Der Tronflin Gotntp Oh
crocr Icircn 2cicrn sic irobc Dot
doft mittbeilt, boB Scrnlonn nod
>cn &ricgc boS eritc ncitc Scpot BON
ser Mo. Sac. @obn crbolten miro, be-
merit baS 9Gott ferncr, Dob @aibing.
ton 9lcidfolls geouloig ollf iein telt'
cs Gepot mortet, fir mel6cs Die
ElGnc uuo bic SpcSififdticncn bcrcitS
or g. E-.E al |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

-W. Ncllmonlt, Sr. ser nelrcr,
ipdbltc County . Glcrf, lpcldcr anl
1. Sonnlar icin 9(ntt o%l1tritt, bat Sp.
-oiioer S6 mhfs%a'tnr GGaQgpntpelerf
ISOLDE bel iciner Mlttter, 6rall abbp
Sonef, auf 9eiud gewelcn mar, lit
ipiebcr nah @oolrioge 5uriidgefcbrt,
100 or o,,f ben 9tcgierungsbootcn be-
i6ditigt lit.
Oliver Nrof unb Satin, bon
@aiDington, 8. s. trufen am Won.
taa oicier @pd)e bier ein ltnO limo o'(
@1ite bon 3id)ter Sbeo. @ruI unr
@ottin. Spr Giiffebr nod @olbing.
ton weroen iid) oieielbcn einige Gage
in ,SofIon. NO. aufbnlterl, Der fril.
bcren Seinlatb bon Srau Olipc,
@rnf.
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him we'll Being sent back by the Eng
lish apparently did him no harm and
he was continued in the military serv-
ice and sent as an inspector to the
government factories in various parts
of the country. He got tired of this
work early in 1917, procured his retire.
ment from the army and started a
shipyard in Bordeaux near the govern
ment works at that place.
OF what benefit he was to Germany
during the war has not been divulged
by the Ministry of Justice. but it was
only with the greatest difficulty that
his arrest was procured. Whoever his
protectors were, they exerted them
selves to the utmost in his behalf.
Amiral Lacaze, while Minister of
Marine, came across the traces of
d'Ecquevilley and tried to have him
arrested, but to no avail 1t IS to be
noted that Lacaze was Minister of
Marine in the BRAND government,
when Caillaux was at the height of his
power and Bolo Pacha was at his
busiest.
Then M. Ignace,. a member of the
Chamber of Deputies, learned of the
return Of the Spaniard and made a
special report to the chamber. Still
nothing happened. Caillaux was still
at large. Finally M. Ignace became
Under Secretary in the Ministry of
Justice, Clemenceau became Premier,
Caillaux was arrested and on April %
d'Ecquevilley Joined Caillaux in the
Sante
New-York tribune., 1918-05-19
Passaic Mayor Ask.
DR.. Luck's $ Resignatio,
Boar dof Eudcation NIL
Accused of Un-American
Utterances

PAsSAIC, N. j., May 1se-m..
George N. Seger to-day wrote T. 4
Paul Luck requesting his rssion..:F
as member Of the Board Of Eds.s
ton of Passaic because of his slI.sss
un-American utterances. The 49,
letter says:
Your recent utterances AZ auo.nx
the local and metropolitan paners ~ u
not be construed to be other than 9 ~
American. The public schools 1T ~ an
country are strictly American .;n.t;,aI ;t;I
tions, and one who is not in au. syn,nsss.
with all they stand for cannot ss.ny sas
them fully and loyalty. 'sise
II respectfully request that Won -.
der your resignation as a memher ss. -
the Board of Education at your eari;sss.. J.
opportunity" -''ess
When DR.. Luck was asked ovar ~.
telephone if he was going to resign ~ =
said: eA ~
II am not going to talk anv mora
Last Monday night the Board Of Exn
cation passed resolution to el;rn;nsssr
the teaching of German in the nuh,:.
schools of the city Dr. Luck. who -
posed the resolution, declared that cspp ~
man culture and German ideas of sSa
cation were far superior to Amer;car
He stated that the teaching Of Cermas
in American schools should be connri
sorry. He assailed those who criticx;sas
him for his stand.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-19
eral officials. kilograms were being
continually handed to him.

eral officials. kilograms were being
continually handed to him.
Emperor William greeted Emperor
Charles and invited him into the
library. The German Chancellor, the
Austro- Hungarian Foreign Minister,
the sGerman Foreign Secretary and
their advisers followed. After ten
minutes the Emperors returned to the
salon and extended hand to each
other. On the table in the library
could be seen the documents which the
secretaries had been collecting.
AT supper the monarchs toasted each
other and later they and the officials
engaged in conversations which were
extraordinarily animated. Emperor
Charles had long talk with Chancellor
yon Hertling and Field Marshal Won
H'ndcnhurg, and the German Emperor
kept constantly returning to take brief
pa part IN the conversation. An eye
witness says that the prevailing feel
ing was one of strong confidence in the
future.
Emperor William escorted Emperor
Charles to the station, where hearty
farewell concluded the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-19

ed each other and then motored to the
house which had been prepared for
the occupancy of Emperor Charles and
where the principal military personages
and statesmen awaied hts coming.
After the German Emperor had left
for his quarters, Emperor Charles re-
ceived in turn the German representa-
times at the Austro- Hungarian army
headquarters. Among those received
were Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
General Ludendorff and Major General
Sramon, the German military repre-
sentative in Austria.
Upon the German Emperor's return
the two monarchs spent over an hour
together at breakfast at the German
Emperor's headquarters. During the
afternoon Emperor Charles, with
Baron Burian, the Austro- Hungarian
Premier, welcomed Emperor William
when he paid another call. The empe-
rors took tea alone, remaining over an
hour and half together.
Immediately afterward Imperial
Chancellor Won Hertling and DR.. Rich
ard Won Kuehlmann, the German For
Emperor Charles's room.
In the meantime Emperor William
heard his advisors and received high
Austro- Hungarian officials in a special
audience.
The Chancellor and diplomats con-
ferred together and Won Arr, Won
Hindenburg and Ludendorff had re-
peated conferences. The military and
political leaders and the two emperors
met at supper. The German Emperor
entered the salon and greeted his
guests. He had a long talk with sew