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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
Election Is Quiet

The annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers for the Redwood Tails
Board of Education was held at the
grade school building last Saturday
evening. There was no opposition 20
the reelection of HI. M. Aune and G..
E. Larson, who have. both served eff
feciently on the board and consequent
ly the election was very quiet and
the vote very light. The report of
the treaurer was read before the cleo
ton and the finances of the school
district were found to be in salts
factory state.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II. p. Holt. Pastor.

The Holy communion of Our Lord
will be celebrated at the morning
service, 1890. All members of the
church are expected to arrange their
affairs so that they can attend. We
also invite all other christian peo-
pie who love the Lord and who would
like to take communion with US.
T he Session will meet, all those
who desire to unite with the church,
at 10:00-10:30 in the c. 2. room.
The evening service will be the last
service that the pastor will conduct
until after his vacation. Let all our
people try and attend the morning and
evening service.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
Company 81" Across

C. C. King received word last Fri
day evening from his son Private Les
lie King, who is member of the or
iginal Company L, that those members
of the company which sailed recently
for France had arrived safely over
seas. No particulars of the trip a
cross were given but it is great sat
isfaction to the parents and friends
of these boys that they are safely ov-
er. 1t has been about three weeks
since any word had been received
from these boys.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
Knit More Socks

The number of socks received from
the various Chapters for the month
of June was very gratifying. How
ever, it did not represent o-e-third
of the quota of socks for which we
have been asked.
Therefore the months of July and
August we ask once more that our
women knit faster than ever, that by
September l we may have secured
the entire allotment and feel that once
again the Northern Division has adj
equately met the demands made upon
it by Washington.ARed Cross Bull
letin.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
Echo Man Drowned

Arthur Margraff of Echo was
drowned while bathing in Curtis Lake
near Echo last Wednesday evening.
The young man was attacked with
cramps while in the water and was
drowned before help came. DR.. s..
L. Leonard hurried 20 the spot, TAX
ing with him the lung motor belong
ing to the Redwood Falls Fire De-
partment but the aid came too late.
Mr.. Margraff was about thirty years
of age and unmarried.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
go Farmers Hoard
Wheat; Pay $7,195
FOOD Law DEFIANCE IN BROWN
COUNTY BROKEN UP-RED
CROSS BENEFITS

Breaking up a concerted attempt
by Brown county farmers to defy
food regulations by boarding their
wheat, the food administration has
uncovered 5000 bushels held by 80
farmers, has forced the offending
farmers to give $500 to the Red
Cross and to buy S1,395 in War Saw
ings stamps, it was announced last
week.
The campaign in Brown county was
handled by Vivian B. wye, special
field representative of the food adj
ministratioa.
Deliberate Defiance
Mr.. wye declared there was evil
dence Of a deliberate and concerted
defiance Of the food administration
order to market wheat by May Is.
Most Of the offenders are residents
near Sleepy Eye, others residing
in the Springfield and Hanska dis
tricts. Resistance was quickly bro
ken up, said Mr.. wye, when it be-
came apparent that Uncle Sam was
| in earnest.
"The men who were openly oppos-
ing the government became very
meek overnight" said Mr.. wye.
s'Their one desire was TO do what was
wanted, to do it quickly and to do
something in addition. It was no
longer necessary to visit them in the
country. They came 70 town will
ing to report and to ask what should
be DONE"
In lieu Of punishment under the
boarding law, each offender was re-
| quired to make a contribution TO the
Red Cross and in some instances to
purchase War Savings stamps, until
the total of the fund contributed by
wheat hoarders of Brown county
reached $500 today.
Red Cross Benefits
The names of the offenders follow:
Henry HALE, John Polling, Anton
Schroepffer, Lewis Grundmeyer, Hen
ry Grundmeyer, A. P. Sperl, John
HALE, J. Bottom, Mrs. Fixen, Hen.
Try Setter, Rudolph Schetbetka, A. G.
Moldascll, w. Groeb1er, w. Groebnel
Joe Heller, George Drober, Fred Has
Iselmeier, H. G. Hillesheim, Joe Cob.
Ilirsch, John M. Sell7er, Jacob Schmitz
Herman Krduger, Joe M. Sellner
Anton Brown, John Frahl, Krzmar.
zick, John Fischer, William Wisch
stadt, Otto Triton, Arnold Hilleshein
Robert Hoppe, John Zrebesch, Ott<
Meyer, Martin Sherman, John Tess.
mef.
! Gus Krienke Henry Krzmarzick
Mike Schroepffer, Minord Hilleshein
Messerschmidt, Andrew Schroepffel
George P. Schroepffer, R. Redden
mann, Ed. Alvin, Fred Schewe J. d
Ingraham, James Dineen, Angus
Braun, A. D. Rem NELLIE, Erwin Nell
Wenzel Schoegel, J. B. Sellner, jon
Pingle, Herbert Truhes, Frank Poes
ser, August Schiller, Henry Meme
Goytlib Hints, Karl Kraus, A. B
Sellner, Andrew Suess.
Fritz Boorman, Albert Prahl, J. O
Low, Oscar zimmerman, August Stern
William Fischer, Henry Seidel, Fran
John Keim, John Tauber, Annie Brau
lick, Bert Bower, Frank Forst, J. L
Kloeschel, Joe Reiger, Franz Reimer
Andrew Ziegler, Carl Pattig, J. ]
Schulz, Herman Meyer, Tony Ruby
: Dan Keil, William Robertstein.
Buy War Stamps
Several in the foregoing list ais
, were requested to buy War Saving
stamps and complied. Carl BATH
took 5000 worth; Franz Fischer, $50
R. Reddemann, $125; Fred Hasselmei
! re, s1O5; Erwin Moll, $50; Mrs. Fixo
SIS, and J. O. Low, $10.-Minneapoli
Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
- F
Telegram

Farmers are hereby ordered to de-
liver any and all wheat that they have
n their possession or unded their COL
troll, before Saturday night July Is.
1913 to the nearest elevator or mill.
(Signed) ". B. wye, special repre-
sentative Of federal food administra a.
tor Of Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24

The District w. C. T. U. conven-
ton will be held at the Methodist
Church Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. An excellent program has
been arranged and the public is cordi-
ally invited to attend all sessions.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24

Miss Bernice Francois arrived in
Redwood Falls last week and is a
4 guest at the home of her aunt Mrs.
pa. C. Dolliff and her cousin Miss
Irma Schmahl. Miss Francois will
GO from Redwood Falls to California
for a visit with her mother and sis
ter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
New Service Flag

The Paxton Township Farmers Club
held a very Interesting meeting July
21st at the VIM. Lussenhop home.
The principal feature of the evening
was the dedication of a Service Flag
for Paxton Township by DR.. Sarchet.
The white field represented Pax
ton Township and twenty-five ita-s
were placed according to the section
IN which the boys lived. Each boy
on his return will then know which
star was placed for him.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24

If you can keep your head
while all about you
Are spending cash on fool
ish things or worse,
If you can do with shabby
clothes and cornbread
To buy War Savings Stamps
for "Uncle's" purse,
If you can work and not be
tired by working
At some dull round where
Conscience is the boss,
With no more chance of get
ting cash or credit
Than getting the Distin-
guished Service Cross,
If you can stick, with all
your pulses tingling,
At that small thing you can
and must do well,
And not for petty pleasures
set them jingling-
Those quarters that must
go for shot and shell -
: But watch the work, and turn
and twist, contriving
To make a dollar do the
work of four,
And know full well that you
: are just arriving
At what the French have
done for years-and more,
If you can talk and always
still remember
: That gossip often plays the
German game,
: If you can silent be and yet
a member
= Of that great host that
feeds the Torch's flame,
If you can give your heart and
soul and spirit
: And all the best you are,
: the best you've won,
: Then only is this sacred land
) yours to inherit,
: And you have earned your
. right of freedom, son.
-Fitzhugh Thomson.
X " X * x IL " l.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24
Is Awarded Prize

Probably all Gazette readers will
remember the beautiful window dis
play exhibited by F. w. Philbrick &
Son during Foot Comfort Week
which was held June 1922. This firm
has just been advised that it has
been awarded one of the prizes for
the excellent exhibit made in dis
playing DR.. ScholPs Foot Comfort
Appliances and Remedies.
The credit for making such good
showing is due to Mr.. Edward John
son who planned the display and saw
that the window was trimmed accord
ingly. Back of all of this there is a
factor which pleases Mr.. Johnson more
than merely being awarded prize
and that it is the fact that through
Foot Comfort Week he had the op-
portunity of demonstrating to his
customers and townspeople what can
actually be accomplished in the way
of eliminating foot troubles and re-
storing abnormal feet to normal
condition. Mr.. johnson terms this
eFoot Efficiency" and he takes a
great pride in dispensing this service.
While in st. Paul last week Par
ker Sanders enlisted in the u. s Ma
w and has been assigned to the
Ensign School at Municipal Pier,
Chicago. This is the same organiza-
ton to which Andy Luscher belongs
and both young men are at home
awaiting their call.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24

Rudolph Dehler Of Wabasso trans
actd business here Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-24

Several IN the foregoing list also
were requested to buy War Savings
stamps and complied. Carl Battig
took 5000 worth; Franz Fischer, $500
R. Reddemann, S125; Fred Hasselmei-
re, S105; Erwin Moll, $50; Mrs. Fixon
SIS, and ]. 0. Low, $1O.-Minneapolis
Journal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

2citung bon @mL. Slate. Gic &lallc
5Gblt bis iebt ipl9cnoc W'itglieocr:
Anton @iloing, Sic. @%illcbrono,
Slpror5 Sillcbrono, elmer &clIncr,
Gan @uoc. Son Spcdbnls, 9iomoll
Giltbcp, Com, EOpc ltno @rIiie
@aoc.
Monroe MILLER, &cnrp Sinf Sr,
uno Sri. 2al1ra @eiicr lpurcn Der
9ollgenc @nd)c frailf, bobcn lid aber
nicber crbolt.
Ilphons @cbuuleller, mobnbaft 4
Wcilcn iilblid bon Berger, lNbt our
Belt ailf ieincr Sarnl cine ilcllc
Sdclter crrid)ten.
81. &oencfc, BON ct. 2ouis, mar
ON pcrgangclen Sonntog abcro bier,
unb bielt cine Ercoigt III Der VI. &.
Stride.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Mad,rihtru non Srafc.

gm porigcn Wittpod) Iturb III III,
rem ;0cirl, IN DER M1bc bon Sratc,
Grull Nm. Sobcin inl bpbcn @rci,
,enoltcr pom IS Sobrcn. 9ic BE.
itottlllg criolgte aln lctten Sonntag,
inter sablrcidcr getbcili9ullg bon
Ieripnen aus allen Sbeilen ocs
Gountps, mclfc erificnensmarcn Uni
benz Inocnfcn bieier elltcl Srall CT.
men letter Sribllt Der Sod)udtllllg
oar5ubringcn. 6rnll 9obeill miro
ilberlcbt bon ibrcn bejabrtcn @attcn.
ioruie Sen ~iolgenben Sobnen mn
G6d,tcrn: Scnrp, @illiam uno Sobn
Npbein, Srnl1 2puis 2angcnbcrg ,ltlo
6rau auglllt Shultc. Sbrc @riloer,
gsnl. 2angcnbcrg. .friiberen &epr1icn-
tailtcn bon @ascpnnbe County lllo
poriitenber Hid)ter u%niercr Gorntn
Court; 6rcb 2angcnber9, ErdIloerlt
Ocr 2aneenberg-S belton Sat 60. bon
Ct. Souls, u1ib Scnrps Sangenbcrg,
irilberen 9rGiioenten Der ct. Souls
@erdonts Grd,ange, iinb ibr I'M CODE
poranscsangen; iic 'bintcrl1bt nllr eli
llcn grltoer, @corg San9ciberg.
Sim porigcn Mittmoh abeno Itorb
in ibrcm @cinl, IN Der Eubc bon
9rofe, SRI. 2cna &eibbrinf, I'M Sitter
bon 20 Sobren. Die Srancrfeier bat
oll pereaugcnen Samstag ltattgcfrm.
bcn, untcr 2citllng bon FaItor ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Gurrcipunbent bon Sittlc Berger ent.
beft p%radtsullc Strakc sur
Spa5icrfabrt.
Sunitige Maf)ridtcn ppn %ittlc
Berger.

IS lit iibcrroifcuo Dob bis Jest
mir mcnigc Spn5icrfobrcr cntDcdt
bahcl, oab bic ih6uite Sohrt bon Scr
nlunll scr Srnn Hoah cntlnna geht,
bis BORT no cine Strobe nod 2ittlc
Berger ~ob5luci9t, III Scr Nobe bon
Sp. @einlnno's Tlob, Damn nui hica
Ter Strobc 0itlid) unb IN sic Sittlc
@crqcr Strobc IN Der M1bc non sSln.
Wctnlorm'S Snrm, Damn n0rOlif in,o
5rriid nod, Ncrnlonn. Cine before
Strobc un0 10 reid an biibif,c Sccns
eric it uidt 81 finocl.
Sn cincrl @rabcn ncbcn Der Conn.
IN Strobc, in Ger Ndbc bon Sohn
Npprill's Glnb, licat ir9cno ScIl'all'
bc5 TDro M!ltn. Der autif,cr n1ilB
bcinl Sobrcn ilber Den Gllpcrt Die
&pntrplic perlorcn habcn. Gr 'ti,r5te
lngcfGbr 80 SliB bonn gilbert Den
gbbanq billob lnb burh eincn 3oun
binollrdl.
=. :. &ocllcr mo tynlnilie bellth'
Ten am p%cr0ongcncn Sonntag bicltgc
&crpal1ote.
SEQ @eiicr bcinnb iidl Oorigc @od)c
oli Scr &ronfenliItc.
9ie 2ittlc Berger @ross @ono bat
lid porigc ISOLDE oltigcloit. Glnc
1lellc y0oro" mlrbc anl port9en
9onnerstog in Berger gcarilnoet.
@iclc Gerioncn bon bier betbcillg'
ten iid) an Dem 9egr1bnib ocs Der.
ltorbctcn SAUL 8orbs, in Berger.
Nrtblr G~ollcrtien lit jebtbier bcim
aornihneibu Gbrebbing) fitr Die
Sarnler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

Uttl ItU UtTU UU
uniere Soprioe 10 bel
LIMB bel gu Oen Wes
;speller iein 6reuno
TONNE. Wenn i6
apper edipedtet &C.
babt ben, mir oebte
oa e i4Dnes 9nus
nit nIlp Innhnprn Iinz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

aud bic 2aus eraus TONNE. Yer
Miter 2ebmun is aris fobr sstpsie.
gr bat sefagt, pnrum i4 bic 8ufpe
nit an { Sfdebn lese bebt. co Raus
bies BERT mer nit log erum laufs
lafie. Sd ben i'm ieine Intport
sefptpe. apper in meine Snieit ben
ih geoenti. es pGr mebbie nod piel
Setter. penn msr ie ms Woifer
perfe oe6t, tppmit ib perbIeine Shine
Sbrn liefper
Pbilipp Saueramper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Nahridten puu Goiebnb.

SRI. emma @cicmanm reiitc alll
lctten Gicnstog nad Goof, Nebr., I'M
ibren grllber Sranf 81 bcilldcn, mel
der crnitlih crfranft lit.
Iug. Sclping mar porige Modle
cmiig bcil1 Sdgen Don 9rcnnbol5 fir
sic 2cute IN llniercr Nod6aridaft.
Is frcllt inns bcridtcn 81 fonncn
bab iid hilbert OFFER, lucld)cr an cis
llcll Nnfall bon 2llngcnent5illoung
ournieocrlus, jest ouf Dem @cgc Der
@cnciung h%cfinOct.
Sri. 2llu Sening mar am uori-
gen 9onnerstog Der Goit ihrcr
Srculoin, Sri. 6. @. Dit, in Sec=
mont.
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VI. ". u. crwGblt geamte.
Oscar Wcpcr UirS Dpu einem llnfall
notwithstanding Mcnisfeitcn
pDn Berger.


q. biclt onl lebtcn Sumstag Nbeh0
lcire jGbrlihc @camtcnuabl ab. 2ic
folgcnocn Neamten ipl,rben erlpGblt:
Council, Gbos. u. &ropp; Ibpiior,
Hetcr 8iltbep; Banter, .SSrl. $.
Strotbmann; Glcrf, &ermnrn 8lu-
illcr; escort, Gliec Sueocmonn;
&athnlor, Mug. &rcpp; Scfrct0r,
Sulills @%iiintonn; Nr5t. Or. Sdu-
NADER; Gbicf 6orciter. @p. i, Stof;
ulf 3 Sabre sur 2citungsbch0roc,
6reo @nclider.
Oscar Wcpcr, Sobn bcS County,
Hiftcrs Mepcr, murOc Dorige @nhc
IN icincm @cim, in Scr 9tibe bon Der.
ger, Don cincm llnfoll bctroffcn. Gr
mar nit &pnfrctcorbcit bcid1ftigt
'hno goB babel geid)mol5cnes 9lci IN
Elm God. Allf ocn 9obcn bes Codes
befanO iid mabriheinlid etipas @aIs
Ter, iniolge bciicn ipribtc bas @lei
beralls rlo traf i'm I'M @elid)t. Or.
@imbcf nobm Den &crlcbten Dor
l1ufig in gebanolung; ip1ter wuroe
Oscar nod ct. 2ouis IN Elm Soipital
gebru6t. 0prt fano man Dab icine
S%erlctungen nift crnltlid)cr Natur
lparen. unb boB feline Illecn nld)t &C.
litten batter.
u. 9. Sdlll5 mar am lettcn Won.
tag ollf geiu6 in ct. 2ouis.
Soc Spcdbals iluo Satin, bon
Iprriion, befinoen iid 5ur Belt bier
arf 9eiuh bel Den glngebprigcn ocs
&crrn Spcdbals, S9nut Spedbals
Sr. uno @attin.
Serrp 9oegcr, bon WprriiorL iual
nnl lcstcn Sonntue bier uuf 9eiud)
Senrp Stocppelmann lGBt gegcn'
w1rtie in ieinem @ei6Gft, ionic aud
in ieiner @pbnllng, cine "0elco"
2idtanloge einrihtcn. @nl. :. Stei.
her, boz, Nem SauelL bciorgt Die Gi1l'
ri6tl,ng Der Inlage.
Gas Gountp . @crid)t l1Bt jet,
5iuci ncilc Glllpcrts erbaltcll; eiller II
DER N1be bon IuguIt &cllncr's Flat
uno Den unocren i'll Berger @otton1
in Der NGbe Der Sorm bon GrnI1
9crlcrnarnn.
@ic mir boron lit &eslep Wfueller,
Der alli Scr @uttcnbcrg Surln Dphnt,
crnitli6 erfranft.
Die SnflucnSa ldcint bier jebt aus
gctobt at bobcn; mir baben bier leBi
MIR nod Elm paar lei6te Sale.
6rau Sophia @ollblof bat lid,
mad, Ct 2ouis begeben uno miro Den
gSinter iiber bel ibren &inoern Der
blciben.
Gas Sdloften Scr grobcn 8ritn'
5cr lit bier icst al, Scr Cages orc.
nung; nun gicbt es aud bolo edte
| homemade" 9ratlpurlt.
Niracnos IN oieiem ODER III irgenH
eincln benahbartcn GountD finoci
man cine 10 ihone ut6 grobc Iits'
luaDl bon Gonbp, gdiiicL Srangct,
galanen unb Gigorren uls lpie I'M
yYulace See Cream Tarlor." &autt
Guren @eibnadtsbebarf lebt ito
gcraoe bier, oenn mir baben oos
gcIte; cinen eroBen SorrotfSur Il's.
ipobl uno rniere Ereiie iinO redt.
Bic bieiige fatboliidc @cntcinoc
lcet jest aitf ibrcm gigentburn 100
SUB .Silin9;" JIG ldBt ebenfalls oui.
fiillcn ullo ioultige misunderstanding
Scrbeiieruneen MAIDEN.
Scrbert Roebel, fritber in Berger
pobnbaft, jett aber in ct. 2olis, III
ernItIid ON Der 2rtngcnent5ilnonng
crfronft.
). 8eslcp Goeoel mar aut borigcr,
Sreitae, eeibdftsbalber, in Ser
mann.
Sic IuiiffIaiie Der Gnfanger bot
- =
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DR.. ". E. lockwood
3a6ndr5t
Oerm II, Wt o.
Sfflrc Der Eeoplcs 9unf gcgcnilbcr.
Sffice-Ybonc Scr.
@obmmg-Bbne 3r. S03
Sermun II, Wt o.

@cimiotb. Die @ccroisrns erfoletc
oui Dem gpang. 2lltb. Srieobot bel
9rufc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

-an3eiscn I'M Solfsblatt brittgcn
@rfolg.
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9rafc.
6rau ISM. Steer bat ibrc proft,
sole 6ornt al ihrcn Sobn @ultcr
pcrfouit.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on Dec.
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die GinmoDncr bes Sdulbiitrifts
yir. %, Grafe, 5eidnetcn mic iolgt
ST. Dem Spno fiir Scrcinte 3, &rie9ss
Grbcit:
DR.. AufderHeide, and Nullmeyers,
each $500; Louis ~Langenberg and
Mrs. E. Toedtmann, each $1,000; John
j. Mueller and Aug. Hesemann, each
$1,000; Fritz Brandt, $3.50; H. W.
More, Ernst Willemann, Jake Rauter,
VIM. Hobein, Aug. Steinbeck and Chas
Gross, each $500; Albert More,
Frank Brink, Fritz Fritzemeyer, Louis
Lee and Chas. Willemann, each $500;
Henry Jungeblut, $3.50; Fred Schmidt,
$3.50; Oliver More, $500; Aug,
Schmidt, $500; Rev. Maurer, $500;
Mrs. Niewald, $500; Jake Lottmann,
$500; John Hobein, $500; Alvin Me
belsick, $500; Fritz Ebker, $500; Ed.
Brandt, S1.50; VIM. Wehmhoener, 81.
so; Hy. Ebker, $1.50; Elmer Brandt,
$1.50; VIM. Schroeder, $1.00; S. Suen-
KEEL, $1.00; Robert Deppe, $1.00; Fritz
Hobein, $1.00; Albert Gruenke, $1.00;
Mrs. Baumgaertner. $1.00; Mildred
Baumgaertner, $1.00; Mrs. Alfred
Hilkebaumer, $1.00; Mrs. Bates, $50;
Mrs. Brehe, $50; Chas. Won Behrens,
$50 and Albert Ebker, $50. Total
$198.50.
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an5eigen i'm Solfsblatt brineen
grfolg.
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asrai Yrintims &c., 9erarsscber.
Sermaun, Deo.

r,+ored as Second Class Matter Week
" at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 8,
1879.
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0frner 5hreibfbrtrf Ses
31hiliYp sansratapter.
81.

Mein lieber Serr Rebadtiondr:-
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6rau @nl. 6lecr bat ibrc prad]t,
tollc Sornl an ibrcn Sobn @ultcr
pcrfuuit.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-09-21
A S25 Haircut.

Jules Cowles, noted Tor MS
portrayal Of negro characters
has been prevailed upon Dy
Goldwyn to play such a part IN
Madge Kennedy's newest pro-
duction, '"The Service Star IL
happened at the time ne was
about to accept another en-
gagement, this time for a
"white" part in which he would
have been able to wear his half
as it is. The negro role demand
ed that he shave his head, ana
in order to induce him to 90
this Goldwyn offered Cowles an
increase of $25 a week over his
regular salary. At the Noga-
les Theatre Sunday, Sept. 22.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-09-21
Henequin in Sonora.

Messrs. Becquer Elorduy and
Mr.. Moreno of Nogales, Sonora,
have organized a company
which will enter upon the cul-
tivation of henequin in the Ala
mos district of Sonora, project
ing operations upon an extern
sive scale. The corporation is
framed with a capital of $780,
10000. It is stated that ex-
haustive tests of the Sonora
product shows it exceeds IN
tensile strength the henequln
of Yucatan by standard which
gives it an additional value OF
one cent per pound. Henequlp
is a vegetable fibre from which
binding twine is made, and the
supply has come from Yucatan'
With Sonora coming into the
market there is assured in the
state another important and
valuable industry. Importa-
tions from Yucatan into the
limited States run into millions
of dollars in value every year.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-09-21
LIBERTY LOAN
ADVERTISING
The Newspapers of Santa Cruz
County, Under Direction Of
the County Council of De-
fense, Will Work Together.

Yesterday it was stated in
these columns that the Santa
Cruz County Council of Defense
had requested the four newspa-
pers to unite in advertising the
Fourth Liberty Loan Bond is
sue, which campaign will begin
on the 28th.
At a conference yesterday
morning, the Council of Defense
being represented by Mr.. Bra
cey Curtis and Judge w. A.
O'Connor, the Herald by Mr.. H.
R. Sisk, and The Oasis by MI.
Bird, the latter representing
also Mr.. E. D. Miller of the
Border Vidette and MIR. keener
of the Patagonian, it was agreed
that the work be pooled, and
that Mr.. Sisk be delegated to
all four of the papers
in solicitation of the advertis-
ing, and that after paying him
a fair commission the proceeds
shall be divided between the
Daily Herald, The Daily Morn
ing Oasis and the Santa Cruz
Patagonian, and the Border Vi
dette on an equitable basis.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-09-21

the Santa Cruz Club. Please
phone 245W.
What the Red Cross does not
want for Belgium: Garments
of flimsy material or gaudy
coloring, ball dresses, bathing
suits, riding habits, high-heel-
ed slippers, canes and swagger
sticks, stiff hats, anything con-
tanning rubber goods, books,
toilet articles or soap.
N. B.-Notes or communica-
tions positively must not be
sent. Goods received at Red
Cross Rooms, Santa Cruz Cub
every day next week.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-09-21

LONDON Sept 2O-British troops have Joined the Allied
Balkan drive cooperating with the Greek forces the right OF
attack They advanced in the Lake Poran region
taking 700 prisoners Sebans have crossed the Cena river
and tonight the forces advancing Pp
have captured 5000 prisoners and taken
80 guns