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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
JEWS ASK BRITISH CONTROL.
Favor suEerainty for Common
wealth of Palestine.

A commonwealth in Palestine under
the suzerainty of Great Britain, the
first Power which looked officially
upon the practicability OF such "A state
is desired by the Jews Of America, ac-
cording TO Julian w. Mack OF the
United States District Court.
Speaking yesterday in the Free Syn
agogue In Carnegie Hall, Judge Mack
said that Jews everywhere desire a
guarantee by the Powers at the peace
conference OF the freedom Of the Jews
Of eastern Europe from persecution and
their full reception into citizenship in
the countries where they have been
prosecuted for centuries "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
COL. SHELDON TO BE HoN0RED
New Jersey Man VIII Receive Dis
tinHuished Service Cross,

For the valorous advance made by
his regiment, the goth Infantry. in
the capture OF Grand Pre- on October
Is, Col. Raymond Sheldon Of Summit,
n. j.. has been recommended for the
Distinguished Service Cross, and he
Is to receive tho Belgian War Cross.
This was learned yesterday in letters
received from Col. Sheldon, who may
be advanced to the rank of Brigadier-
General. according to the brigade re-
port Of November 8.
His regiment was in the front line
when the armistlce was signed. In a
letter, telling of the German retreat
Col, Sheldon wrote: our advance
liberated over 1000 French civilians.
There remains only the children and
the aged. They were overjoyed at our
arrival The pitiful sights, the great
JOY of the people and their tears were
very affecting, and | found 1t neces-
sary to go away"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
To Decorate Trinity Graves.

Lights will CLEAN on Christmas Eve
in the old Trinity Cemetery at Broad
way and 155th street. As darkness
falls over the tombs thousand chill
dren will carry torches and lanterns
along the gravelled walks. pausing to
decorate the graves of men that knew
the Christmas spirit. One OF these is
the author OF THE Night Before
Christmas The procession will start
at 4 p, NJ, from the Intercession
Chapel -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
JEWS SURVIVAL A MYSTERY.
philadelphia Rabbi In Pulpit
Here breaches on Great ru1EIe.

The Jews preservation throughout
the ages is ono OF the mysteries OF the
worlds history, according TO the Rev.
DIR. Joseph Krauskopf of Philadelphia,
who preached in the Temple Bethel
yesterday by exchange Of pulpits with
Rabbi Samuel Schulman.
According 20 the experience of
mankind the jew should have disap-
peared from the earth ages ago he
said THE achievements of the Jew
will make manifest why N" was Chu.cn,
why I've suffered, why he was pre-
served what he waited for. Degree lay
degree the riddle of the jew w.ll IN
riddle itself.
Degree ny degree Walter B",gnt's
prophecy concerning IA" Jew WI full
III itself, AS low ~ he w;,s brought
in the day of his humiliation, 80 CA
allied will he become in the day Of his
triumph
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
Ready for school Conv.ntion.

Schoolmen are interested in the
forthcoming convention, the thirty
fourth. OF the Associated Academic
Principals OF the State OF New York,
which will be held in Syracuse on De-
cember 26. 81 and 2S. The speakers
will include DR.. George y. Vincent.
president OF the Rockefeller Founda-
ton; the Rev DR.. 8. Parkes Cadman
Of Brooklyn. Dr. Payson Smith, Com
missioner Of Education OF Massachu
sets: President C. A. Richmond of
Union College. President f. 3. Bryan
OF Colgate and DR.. Charles f. Vince
lock. Mayor Stone of Syracuse will
dsliyer the address OF Welcome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
EVENTS TODAY.

New ENGLAND Society. dinner, Hotel Wal!
Gorf-ASnrla. L. NJ
Entertainment of the Bowling Green Neigh
borbood Association ~ West street : .i5 VI
Universal sunshine Society. meetlns, Hote
M"Alpin, F. NJ.
Lecture on 1.-THE Treaty Making Power
How Far Limited" by George Sutherland
Havemeyer Hall. Columbia, SIS y NJ
Childrens entertainment by women en-
ployees Of the Central Y. N, { A, - Han
son place Brooklyn. 80 y NJ.
Meeting of National security LcaS ue'
Speakers Plaushurg, al the Bar Association
Building, SIS p, v
Brooklyn InstItute-The observatory of the
department OF astronomy will be open from
TO $50, with Albert j. Brooks III charge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
TRANsPACFIC MAII.s

Connecting mails close AT C.. Y. o. and City
Hall station al 6 80 Z, NJ. daily.
Taru Msrquesas. Cook Islands New Yea
iralia via San Franc $rol Dec. % s. Moana,
Philippine Islands via san Francisco Dec.
q S China.
Philippine Islands via San Francesca Dec
o. - TCuyo MaTu.
Tahiti MarQuesas, Cook Islands New Yea
land and specially addrP sscd mail for Aus
iralia via san Francisco Jan T. So Paloona-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
warship. Here to welcome Fleet.

The battleships Maine, Missouri and
Wisconsin, which will form part OF the
fleet that will greet in this harbor on
Thursday the warships returning from
foreign waters, arrived yesterday and
dropped anchor in the hay near six
other battleships and the hospital shin
Solace. which arrived on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
ARRrvALs-suNDAY DEC. q.

ARRIvALS-SUNDA DEC. q.
SIS Mongolia, Brest, Dec. 10.
SIS Polshannon. London, Dec. Z.
SIS Rapana, Trondhiem. Nov. %.
SIS Sildra, Gibraltar, Nov. 30.
So BayonDe, Gibraltar, Dec. s.
SIS TuSkahoe. Nantes. Dec. 2.
SIS Thyra, Dartmouth, Dec. ..
SIS Arethusia, Ponta Delgada, Dec 10.
IS Thermidor Queenstown. Dec. Q.
SIS Anten. Rotterdam. Nov. 90.
SIS Ubier Gravesend. Nov. %.
SIS Mlerdyk, Rotterdam. Nov. g.
SIS Lake Gradan. Quebec. Dec 1s.
Sc Lake Erampton. Quebec, Dec. IS.
SIS Eager. Porto Colombia. Dec. II.
SIS Lake Grayett, Quebec. Dec. IT.
Ss Hesperos Cristobal. Dec 10.
Sc Charybds Bermuda. Dec. %.
Ss Prins vii en- l.. Caibarien, Dee. IL.
SIS Vulcano. Norfolk. Dec. Il.
Sc City of Gran. London, Dec. 4.
SIS Aspen. Dartmouth. Dec. q.
Sc Matura. Trinidad. Dec. u.
Sc Fred W. Weller, Baton Rouge Dec. Is
IS Concho. Galveston. Dec. Is.
Sc Huron, Jacksonville. Dec. 10.
IS Botsford, Savannah. Dec. 10
SIS Madison. Norfolk. Dec. n.
SIS Pawnee. Philadelphia Dec. =.
SIS Adrian Iselin. Portland. Dec. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS.
Great Britain and Ireland Close at 10 A. N.
Dec a. S. Celtic; at A NJ Dec. =. s..
Megantc. and at : A N. Dee. IS s., Baltic,
Franoe-Close at 40 A. Dec. q, s.. La
Lorraine and At - 81 A. NJ. Dec, *, So.
Niagara
Tumca
Dondo.
Azores IsIands-Close at 30 A. NJ. Dec, =,
g. Tunlca
Liberia Norway Sweden Denmark, Be
gium Netherlands Greece Germany. Austria
and EunEary-Serytce suspended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodctic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. ...1.I7 AN sun se;s...i:SS p "
Moon Rises. Ii 03 L ~
high WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. n as A NJ Gov. Island. u rs Z NJ
Hell Gate....2:o0 PM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 5:il pm Gov. Island. .6:es p NJ
He'll Cate.....S:Is p NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
RY WIRELESS

IS Cedric. Liverpool. 80 miles eas' 90 Sandy
to day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
The Sun Calendar.
THE WEATHER.

Fer eastern New York. rain to.d.,
followed by clearing in south porto,
colder; fair tomorrow, colder. mo-
crate west and northwest winds on ~.
coast
For New Jersey. clearing an, .o~,.,.,..
colder to-day; fair and colder 10 .n,o,t ne
moderate west and northwest winds INV
For northern New England, rain ,o.
prooaDiy turning 10 snow at night in Ss,
Hampshire and Vermont; fair INA =" lev NsN
tomorrow: moderate south and sou,h TIVE
For southern New England, rain ,o.h,r
colder at night: fair and colder ,o.mo,
row; moderate south to west winds
For western New York, colder ,,.,..
with rain, probably turning to SNOW. -
colder at night; tair and colder ,o' '.ta"
row moderate west ana northwest wi.a
on the coast. "'nas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

WASHINGTON. Dec. ..--Tue .~.s,..
West disturbance OF the last few AZ. H.. ,
now over northwest Ontario in ,,odss,,
form while the Arizona one ~ Sa,i-,.
has made no progress owing to the e.
high pressure area to the nor,hvard o r'
northwest. There were genera ,,
east of the Mississippi River with ans"
heavy fall from southern Penusti,s.
southwark into Georgia Alabama ,,1
northwest Florida, and there wAre s
local SHOWS in the Missouri VALLEY -.
plains States and the Rocky Mour,sI,
region. Temperatures are stlll high Ter ~.
season east OF the Mississippi Hi.er ~.
over the western half of tbs court-v ,bsr
have fallen generally and are much beI"3
the seasonal average in the Missour! IL.
ley and the Rocky Mountain rogg-
There will be rain Monday in New ~.
land and east New York. rain or sa5g :,
the lower lake region and snov. p 49,
upper lake region. followed By FAR Tue,
day, except In the latter dstri.' r.,
Pennsylvania southwark into CIro-s., .
Florida the weather will be fair Mo-.
and Tuesday, while IN tho Ohio viz
Tennessee and the east Guif Str'.a o.
weather Monday viii DO follower r., p.
TUESDAY, possibly snow s. '.s w. Sc,
ley. Temperatures viii. fai' 9. r.r.,-t go.
somewhat below norma! ,ord 10. Gid.
fall reaching the AtlautIc c".s. 80. Z
Monday night
observa tions a. United states wes",- Bur,,
- "a nuOa Nal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
After Real Reform.

The association is determined 10
bring about real reforms in traffic and
transportation. in the cleaning mp OF
the street and in obtaining a really
adequate and unified lighting system.
The present system is regarded as in
sufficient in many stretches. The pres
ent enclosed surface cars running in
Broadway are also coming in for a
share of attention. as 1t ls commended
that they have outlived their useful
ness. Either surface cars in Broadway
must be done away with altogether or
cars more suited TO present day needs
must be substituted, the association
states.
Plans have been made very thor
oughly to push the clean up crusade.
There Is new blood in the board OF
directors. The presidents or leading
executives of four Of the largest banks
OF trust companies in the city, as well
as a number Of other men prominent
in New York's business life, are mem
bers of the board. Included in the
new board are Alexander J. Hemphill
chairman Of the board of the Guar
anty Trust Company: Louis G. kauf-
man. president OF the Chatham and
PheniX National Bank: r, r. Moore
president of the Commercial Trust
Company: Daniel Frohman, Edward
F. Albee. Horace Saks of Saks & Co,
Bernard Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers
August Silz and Sidney Bowman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Minnekahda, at London.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc France, from Bordeaux
IS Hilarius, from London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23

The initiative in the movement to
restore New York's most famous thor
oughfare, save one perhaps, was
taken by Jefferson DeMont Thomp-
son, who has just been elected presi-
dent Of the Broadway Association for
the seventh consecutive year. Among
the new officers Il Vice-President DR..
John A. Hariss. Deputy Police Com
missioner The other officers are Vice
Presidents c. L. Taylor, F.. G.. Carrie
Paul H. Zagat, Horace De Llsser and
L. NJ. Boomer; Secretary John David
and Treasurer August Jansen.
One of the first matters that the
new Public Service Commission to be
chosen by Gov. Smith will be asked
to take up will be the restoration Of
Broadway to its old time usefulness
and charm. The whole power Of the
1000 members of the association Will
be thrown into the crusade and kept
there. they state, until the job is well
done and Broadway can look Fifth
avenue in the face without blush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-23
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS

Highest pera;urc. 80 a.
Lowest temperature. ~. - 4.
Average temperature. s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
9fadrnf

On meinen innieitgeliebten @atten
unb unieren tbeliren Sater
Sobn .. Stranb,
geitorben arn %. Sebruar 1917.
Selite lit elm Sabr bon Shnler5 per-
gangen,
8ergebens iudt Did infer 8Iid,
8ie iebniudsbon altd infer Ser.
langen,
IS bringt Gid nimnlermcbr 5llriif.
gu friiB i6lug bieie bittere StunDe,
Die Did aus itnierer Witte nabm;
troitenb fonts aus ,lnierem
Wllnoe:
8as @ott tbut, bas lit ipoblgetban!
80 lab lrls nun Die SbrGnen itiGen
llno glaubenb nod Dem Senieits
idau'n,
8o oR d. fir lns emit Sreuoen quill
len,
mir benz Serrn redt p%ertrall'n.
G5riitiana Stranb, geb. &oarf,
@attin, nebit &inber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Mutton.

Die unter5eidneten iperben in Ser
8obnung oes berltorbenen Sreo 6.
Rieboff am
Spnnerstas, ben 7ten MGrs,
aller peri0nlide gieent,,m ipie Salls.
uno &ii6engeratidaften perfaufen.
Terfaltf bcginnt INN Gin llbr nod.
mittags.
gcolngnngen 9aar!
Gam. gal,nlgoertner, ST.,
Souls q. Nieboft
Ta6laBbcrnalter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

Gin 8eidaftsmanm erteilt gutter
Hat. sd modte Sbnen iiber elmer
Gall Mitteiluns maden" idreibi
$err Pall Sinetti bon 2aurium,
Wid., ~ben id fiiralid beobadtet ia.
be. Dor ettpa orei 8oden tu,lroe Ell
ner meiner &i,noen, Serr 8. giman,1,
an oen ib tdglia Groceries abliefere,
iebr franf un6 mi,Bte feline Mrbeit
einftelIen. CT fIagte iiber ftedenbe
Sdmer5en in ieiner reften Seite.
Webrere @er5te, Die er 81, @ate ge.
5ogen, batten iibereinitimmeno er.
flart, bab es iid I'M einen Sail bon
appendicitis bonble ,tno cine Iofor.
tige Operation n%ottpcnbig fei. Ser
arme @enid fiirdtete iid) iebr ,1no
mar unertidieoen, mas CT tun follte.
sd gab linn Ben Rot, ii6 iofort cine
Slaide Sorni's GlpenfrGi,ter alt be.
lorgen; er tot oies oltd) rno fonb All
leiner groben lteberroidung, ooB
nad 5ipeitGeigem @ebraud bieies
Seilmittels iebe Sp1lr bon Shmers
beridnl,nben mar. gei ie6er @eIe.
genbeit banft er mir iett fir ben Rat,
Den id linn segeben rno Der i'm Dor
elmer gefdbrliden Operation beipabrt
bat."
Sails Sic iid fir elm SeiImitteI
i,ttereiiierer, bas mirfIid gut lit, bei-
fen $eilerfolee fidj iibcr Elm Sabrbun.
bert eritredeL unb mas beltte bic Be.
1iebteite Samilienmebi5in lit, 10 fdrei.
ben sic I'M nGbere a,tsfrnft an bic
.Seritener, 0r. 9eter Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 25Ot @oibineton glbb.,
Gbicago, Su. Sorni's MpenfrGuter
miro nidt oi,rd 9lpotbefer perfauft,
ionoern 6urd b%efonbere @aenten bi.
reft bonn 2aboratorii1m geIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
9anfiasnns.

unieren lieben Nadbarn Ii. Srei1n.
ben oanfen mir beralid fir erfpieiene
Seilnabme llnb 2iebe mGbrenb Der
langen &ranfbeit ltnb i'm Tooesfaue
linierer geliebten Ml,tter, So9ter uno
Sdpeiter,
Sran Mnna ganmitarf.
Mlid ben 2iebesbienlt Der 8abrtrGger
.erten1en mir oanfbar an. Muh Die
Siebe pie iie in ben i60nen 8ll,men.
ipenoen gum al1sbrud fam tot unie.
rem Seraen tuobl. 8or allen anberen
aber oanfen mir Sater &om,,aIo fir
Die 8orte bes Eroltes.
Die t%ranernbeu Sinterbliebenem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
0rafe.

Baitor Oscar Seimiaat bat oel
STUFF Der liitberiiden 8emeinbe be
Orafe angcnommen., Der bisberial
Baitor 8bilbors miro nod goncor.
ola, Mo. iiberiieoeln, iid bort in oil
Wobl Deroiente &ube 81, iesen.
Charlie Gross lit arBer iid Dor
Sreuoe Oh Der @nfunft cines fleinen
Sodterleins in ieinem Sallie.
Grib Brandt lit in Heo Dat oamit
beiddftigt fir ieinen Sdipiegcriobn
Oscar Soritnann 9retter 5l itnei.
ben.
2ouis @udboIa lit an 2ungenent.
climbing erfranft.
Wm. 9oritntann bot ieinc Sarm
al Bm. Blame berfauft gum 8reiIe
bon $1,000.
8m. Seiemann bon Santburg,
Soma mar lette ISOLDE bel ieinen @l.
Term uno pielen Sreunoen allf ge.
ud.
Sp. Silferbaumer faufte bon Der
tlenf Sumber So. Elm Serb automo.
,ile.
@ebriioer Willer bon Berger BE-
oieie Gage ibren Sreuno 40.
tor Wallrer, glcid5eitig taui6ten lic
Us perlautet, oab Otto Dt,te uno
Irl. GmiIp Miller arn Ionnerstaa in
st. Souis getraut plirben. Sie per.
en- in 3rfunft a,f Der 5arm bier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
@enn nnicrer Snusens einbcrnien.

Heun iunge Wt1nner unieres Goltll'
tps, Die Der &laiie 1 S%ugerpieien NOR
ben iparen, BADEN 9efebl erbalten,
bab iie am Wontag Worgeu bel Der
Sofal-9 eboroe iid itellen miiiien. IT
9ienstag Worgen perOen iie barn
nit Dem eriten 9erionen5rg ibren
8ee mad Camp 5llniton %antreten.
Taditebenb iino Die Namen oerer
bic einberufen iuurben:
s. .. Heeie
SIiber 6. 8ope
Daniel 90. Miller
Sranf 6. Mobesfp
9olpbiis %. Senslep
Sranf Brater
Sreo 6. Siegel, Worriion
Serb. q. Sdoening
IntbonD S. Bauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
0anfiasnns.

Sierinit iei allen unieren 0a9barn
llno 5relln6en, Die uns nGbrenb Der
&ranfbeit llnb anlGBIi6 oes CODES
unieres lieben Sobnes tlnb 8ruoers,
@eorg U. 9iltbeb,
teilnebmenb ltnb bienenb CUR Seite
itanoen unier innieiter 9anf aitsge.
iproden. sud ben 9abrtrGeern iei
fir ibren 2iebes6ienit gebanft. Chen.
10 oanfen mir fir Die rei9e 8lumen-
ipenoe. Dor allen iagen mir Dem
Slgenoberein Der ebangelii1en Sir.
DIE at Berger, ben @lieoern Der 80.
u. nno ben Haitoren &. Mn,ader
llno Iltg. 8rinfnnann ber5liden Oanf
fir ertuieiene 2iebe in @ort nnb Tat.
Die tranernoen ,9interbliebeaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Mnftipn.

unter5cidneter miro ollf ser olten
Mtocller 5arm, 2 Meilen oItlid bon
Sope rro 9 Wcilen iiiblid bon 8ots.
Dant, ant
Mittuod, Ben 6. MGrs,
%beginneno 9 l1br morgens an ben
Wteiltbietenoen f~nlgenbcs pcri0nIide
eigc1tllm berfaufen: Stl1te, 16 Sanb
bod, II Sabre alt; 2 Stl,ten, Is
Sano bod, 5 ,tnb 6 Sabre alt; d
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lano Gbina Wltttcridmein, ebenforIs
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befledtes Wlttteri6mein, rcgiltrierten
gber, ielbe Sorte;' II Serfel, SEC.
9ornid @inoer, Sdbmaidinc, Sobn
Seer Ffliige, 2 SdeibenpfIiiac, &orn,
crltiber, niebrigen 8oaen, 2 Se,,.
Daget1, &liti6e, borrat Seli ,lnb So.
fer, 9arbol5 uno anbere ssarm.,
Salls. rno &ii6eneerGtidaftcn.
SIM Sale es ant genanntcn Gaze
regen iollte finoet Scr Gerfauf am fol.
genoen Gage itatt.
gcoingnnsen: @lle Sumn,en bis
gu $500 @oar. Muf Summen bon
lnebr als $500 miro 6 Monate Gre.
DIT erlaltbt, iebo6 ml,b aGufcr iidere
'Slirgidaft itelGen. N,,r tpet,n bofiir
oarf gigentllm entfernt fper.
oer. ". 9. WoeIIer,
Sope, 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Der Seuhttafeit in mem

Der 5eubtteteit in neu.
sebauten 3iamern au Sc.
gegnen. 20, allen Oinaen 0ffne
mon airen uno Gnniter bdufis, laTe
al4, luenn bic Geuattsteit iid mebr
1a4 unten, benz Gubbooen au, aeiat,
cine Defining in bic Mauer MAIDEN,
Die ourd einen 9ledidieber gut pers
l4lohen fperoen lam. gebt bieie
Defining ins Greie uno tpirb tdalid
se5ffnet, 10 mirb our9 oas Gin
ortr1gea Der 9uft benz l%1ebelfanoe Der
Jeudtiytsit baIo absebolfen rperben.
Capt iia cine iolde Defining nidt
arbrinssn, 10 itele nan cine anae>
mefiene Nuantitdt sebrannten &oIf
in cine @de Der Stube. Oerfelb. lauat
ale Jeuatisteit aus Der Gtnolpbure
os9tertg Elm uno SILT oas ,3immer
ulele Wonote lang troden, iporouf
Damn Der Ral! ernenert piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Sn terfaufen: Wein stpeiitodioes

3n terfanfen: Mein aipeiitodiees
8obnballs an Der lpeitl. 2. Strabe in
Sermann. nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. BradtpoQ I'M idonIten Ebei.
lie Der Staot nidt melt bon Der 9th
Sall selesen befinoet iidp oas @obn.
baus nabe Dem @eidaftscentrum unb
oob i'm idoniten 8obntbeile Der
Stabt. 8reis $500. @benfalls
Sot bon IS SUB Sront an oieies 81.
gentbum angren5eno ,lno Elm prdd.
tiger Bauplas. Breis $1,000.
D. q. Start
3714 Sumpbrep
ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
John W. Miller, Potsdam
Chas. H. Hemeyer, Hope
VIM. n. Gruner, Benz

"hi' LIZ HIullcI, Dcfu
Gust. c. Hilkerbaumer Owens.
Oliver w. More, Drake
Aug. B. AufderHeide, Owensville
F. A. Book, Hermann
VIM. H. Chaser, OwensviIle
Edwin A.. Huxol, Hermann
Herm. B. Allemann, Hermann
&Iaffe
Harry c. Slocomb, Hermann
Geo. A. Brinkmann, Mt. Sterling
Chr. D. Oncken, Hermann.
&Iaiie a
Fritz c. Ploeger, Hermann
Herm. Aug. Loehnig, Hermann
Walter ]. Suedmeyer Hermann
Simon H. Gidinghagen, Bay
Frank C. Fisher, Owensville
Albert H. Weis, Owensville
Herm. G. Dufner, Hermann
Geo. E. Smith, Red Bird
Jos. Laboube Jr., Hermann
VIM. F. Tracht, Owensville
r. E. Schaumberg, Hermann
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Allerle
OruC6(a6en
ueroeu prompt unb biQia
angefcrti8t in Der Srnderei
hes
@ermauuer SOlfsblatt.
Mbrednnnss.Sage fir 8egaufeber.

Wegaufieber ioIlten bon Der Gat.
Jade 9otid nebmen, bob Dos Gountp
@eridt folgenbe Gage feitseiest bat
on pelden oasielbe nit ben beridic.
oenen 8egaufiebern abredmuns boil
ten mill.
Montag, Gebruar Is. 9iitrifte go.
81. 90, %, "a 26 mnb 80.
Oienstag, Sebruar &c. Di1trift go.
II, 18, 10, 20 un6 %.
Wittuod, Sebruar 81. Diltrifte
go. IL. 10, ID, 16, IS unb 81.
Sonnerstag, Gebr1lar %, Oiftrif.
te SO. s, 8, II, Is, 81 nno Omens,
billie SpeaiaI Oiitritt.
Sreitag, Rdr5 /. Diitrifte SO. 4,
Samstag, Mdr5 2. 0iItrifte SEQ.
1, 2 unb 20.
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SIRE Gniidt.

gadfii6 (arf bem 2anoc mebrere
Sauerr1 nit eeflidten Soien iebeno,
our Nama): @d, @,lttden, Die 9aa1.
err1 bieiiger @egenb iino pobl iebr
berliebt2
Warna: @teio2
gadfiid: Sieb bod, iie baben iid
bon ben bielen GniefGllen Die SoIen
gang ourdgeideiertl
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Sein 8usnasen.

Serr w.: $aben Sic iid seftern i'm
Sbeater gut amiifiert2
$err g.: Sa. seitern bab' id mid,
mol grobartig amiifiertl
$err ": 60 gut bat Sbnen oos
Stiif gefaIIen2
Serr y: So, gang fomos, - ba
forn1te man mol orbentIid bfeifen
ttn6 trampeIni
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8ir iino ermG6tigt
e. II. 8eubel,

als Ganbioat fir 8iebereripGblung
gum @mte oes Circuit glerf unb Ct.
Officio &ecorber fir @ascona6e
@ountp an5u5eigen, u~ntertporfen Der
@ntideioung Der replibIifanii6en
Stimmgeber bel Ser YrimGrpabl arl
6. @rguIt. 1918.
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Sn berfanfeu: elm 8aditein 8obn.
baiis NIT Z 3immer, a,,f Dos Mo.
oernite eingeridtet. Snnen frii&
angeftriden. Got 60 BEL 100 i'm Gen.
trum bon Sermann. Yreis unb Be.
oingllngen giinitig. Radaufragen in
Der Office D. 81.
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Sn Serfanfeu: elm Sralne 8obn.
baus nit 5 3immern inn idoniten
8obntbeile bon Sermann an Der 8.
Strabe: 9ad5ufraeen in Der Office
oieies 8lattes.
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Idtnns!

Siernit iei ben IftionGre,, bes
Sariners @lebotor bon Iorrifon f,,n6
getan DOB ant
Wontas, ben 4. Mars, 1918,
UNI 8 ubr moreers beainnenb sic
Sabresberiammlrng ser gftieninbo.
Der genannter @eiclIidoft i'm 9ooer.
rallrrt Deg glebators itattfinbcn Mrs.
gte @abl bon 7 9ireftoren fir bos
fornmetbe Sabr Iieet Dor, ebenfoIIs
aarret. anoere ipidtiee @eiddfte Ser
erleoigune.
Sol. SpedbaIs.
SefretGr.
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81 berfanfen: Cine Chalmers
Touring Gar 5u einem biIttgen Yrei.
ie. Nahaufraeen in Der Sarmers &
Wertatlts 8anf ooer bel 8. 9. 6raf,
9ermann, Mo.
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Sn berfanfen Dos 2uebbe eiaen.
tl,m an Der eriten StraBe. 8e6inaun.
gen, annebmbar, giinitig @efledtieren.
De ipreden bite in Der Office bes
Bolfsblattes Dor.
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Bir iinb ermddtigt
Wihael Nenmann Sr.,

als Gan0i6at fir oas Mlnt 6es gountp
glerf fir 9asconabe County ansll.
5eigen, unterDorfen Der gntibeioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der Yrimarpnbl an 6. @uguit, 1918.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
81, 1918, as required by he Act of
October 6, 1917.