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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
MUTTON AND LAMB
PLACED ON MENUS
ON MEATLESS DAYS

Chicago, Feb. 26.-Mutton and lamb
appeared on meatless Tuesday menus
today. Explaining this exception Harry
A. Wheeler, food administrator for
Illinois, said:
There are now about 1924 900 more
sheep and lambs in this country than
there were one year ago. and about
one-half of the lambs are wethers that
weigh about seventy pounds. They are
At for the table and for little else.
There is no. surplus of sheep and wool
Is needed; but 1t has been found ad-
visable to get rid Of the wethers."
The new flour distributing commit
tee of the state food administration
met today for the first time to take up
the problems relating to he product.
An appeal has been sent out by the
food administration urging that more
potatoes be eaten in order to save
wheat. Potatoes from Wisconsin, Min
nesota and Dakota are now selling at
~ to % cents for 10 pounds, follow
ing a steady decline in the general
market.
PRESS CLUB MEETS TONIGHT.
The February meeting of the Lefty
Press club takes place tonight at $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
man CRUSHED BY
BIG DOOR Frame
L. A. Ferguson, Aged H. Carpenter,
Meets Death While at Work
in Davenport.l

L. A. Ferguson. aged As. q Davenport
carpenter, was fatally injured while
at work in that city this morning He
died In the patrol wagon while being
taken to st. Luke's hospital
Ferguson was engaged in wrecking
an old building at ia Brady street
While removing large door frame it
became loosened in some manner and
fell. :. on him, crushing him to the
ground. He received severe frac-
ture OF the skull.
Ferguson came to Davenport sew
eral months ago from Clinton, Iowa.
He is survived by his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
FANCY STOCK FARM
CLASSED AS HOBBY
BY INCOME AGENTS

= That q fancy stock farm Is either
. recreation or hobby is the deflni-
ton reached by the income tax In
spectors and any losses sustained
from their operation cannot be de-
Quoted from the income. Also. car
fare to and from work 10 considered q
personal expense and cannot be de-
Quoted. These two cases are fully
explained in the following questions
and answers:
Question: professional man or q
merchant owns and operates fancy
stock farm" The expenses of opera
ton exceed the gross receipts. Can
the difference be claimed as deduc-
ton under the head Of loss?
Answer-It is held that where q
farm is operated for purposes Of rec
reation and not primarily for profit,
but rs hobby, that farm is not to be
classed as q commercial enterprise.
that it does not form a part of the
owners business or trade and until It
is placed upon . profit paying basis
the gross receipts are not to be re-
ported under "gfoss income" and the
expenses are not to be claimed as a
deduction. This ruling, Of course. pre-
cludes the claiming d the difference
between the two amounts of loss.
Questien-"A," who is employed in
the city, has his home in q suburb
He pays carfare between his home and
place Of employment and takes his
noon lunch in the city. Can the
amounts expended for carfare and
lunch be claimed Is Z business ex.
pense?
Answer-No, as such amounts are
held to be items Of personal expense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
Obituary
Alois Dayyeionck.

Funeral services for Alois Duyve-
jonck will be held Thursday morning
at $3.50 instead Of Wednesday as pre-
viously announced. The services will,
be conducted by Father Alfonz Van
Wyngaert of the Belgian Catholic
church. Interment will be In Calvary
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
THREE BANKRUPTCY
HEARINGS, ARE HELD

E. U. Henry Of Peoria, referee in
bankruptcy, today conducted the first
meeting tof creditors in three Rock Is
land county cases. In the matter of
the Port Byron Material and Fuel
company Of Rock Island. Clyde Walk
er was named trustee. In the case Of
Celest Sonneville. Moline grocer. R w.
Rank was named trustee Mr.. Rank
was also named trustee in the case of
the Market Cooperative association of
Moline.
Final disposition was made Of the
cases of the Totten Auto company and
George White Buggy company Of Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
Mrs, Elizabeth Petty,

Mrs. Elizabeth Petty, II years old,
passed yesterday morning in st. An
thongs hospital, after an illness of
two years with. carcinoma.
She was born Sept. 8, 1889 in Nor
gan county. Ohio, and on Feb. 8, 1868
was married to Richard Petty in Lud-
low. Morgan county, Ohio, who pre-
ceeded her in death April 10, 1914.
Since then she had been making her
home in Coal Valley, until three
months ago, when she was removed to
st. Anthony's hospital
The remains will be sent to Coal
Valley tomorrow, where funeral SER
vices and interment will take place to-
morrow afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
BOARD RESCInDS
L|GnTLESS ORDER
Dark Nights On Future to Be Only On
Thursday and Sundays, County
Beard Announces.
COAL SITUATION NOW BETTER
City Is Back Near Normal In Supply Of
Fuel, Chairman Of Commission
Declares.

The Rock Island county fuel board
today rescinded the order which made
every night lightless except Saturday.
In the future, H. A. Clevenstine,
chairman Of the board, said today, or
nomental and advertising lights can
be lighted on every night but Thurs
day and Sunday, the days set by the
federal fuel administration.
Since the coal crisis became so Sc
we're In January theN cities in Rock Is
land county have had enforced light
less nights every night but Saturday.
Because the coal situation in the
county is becoming restored to normal,
the county board saw fit to rescind the
order.
More Coal Coming.
The supply of coal on hand in the
city has become large enough now that
patrons can get almost any amount OF
fuel they care to order, Mr.. eleven
slime stated. The board looks for No
further scarcity as it is anticipated
that mild weather will continue
throughout the spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT
PLANNING TO MARRY

London, Feb. 26.-The engagement
is announced Of Miss Louie Hume
we'll, daughter of H. ]. Hunnewell OF
Wellesley, Mass, and Mrs. ]. s.. Took.
er of Foxwarren Park, Surrey. 70
Franklin NJ Gunther, first secretary
of the American embassy in London.
Franklin NJ. Gunther was born in
New York, is 80 years old and has
been in the diplomatic service for 10
years. He served at Managua, Lis
bon, Rio De Janeiro, Paris and Chris
tiania before going to London.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26

at the Rock Island house. A program
OF more than passing interest has been
arranged. Judge w. T. Church of the
circuit court bench and Irving c.
norwood, retiring secretary of the
davenport Commercial club, will be
the speakers. Judge F. d. RAMSAY
Is to be guest The foremen of the
composing rooms Of the tri-city news
papers have also been invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
Faye Gingles.

Faye Gingles, S-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray Gingles,
4211 Eleventh street. passed away at
the home yesterday afternoon at 2:30
after short illness of diphtheria.
She attended Sears school, She was
the only child. Funeral services were
conducted at the home this morning
at II o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
REED PLACES BLAME
FOR COAL SHORTAGE

Washington, Feb. 26.-Responsibi!-
ity for the coal shortage was placed
squarely on the fuel administration by
Senator Reed Of Missouri today in a
Statement of facts" submitted to the
senate sub committee ON manufac-
lures as a basis for a report Of its
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
H0rtense De Schinckel.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar De Schinckel,
GLE Ninth avenue, are mourning the
loss Of their infant daughter, Hor-
tense Marie, who passed away last
evening at the home. Funeral ser
vices will be held at the home a.
o'clock Wednesday morning. Father
Peter Kluck, pastor of St. Mary's
Catholic church, will officiate. Burial
will be in Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26

recent investigation Of the fuel situa-
ton.
Senator Reeds statement was net
the report of the subcommittee which
investigated the food and fuel admin
istrations but statement of his indi-
vidual conclusions on the facts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
MILAN COUPLE TODAY
HONOR ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. McMichael of
Milan today celebrated their 61st we'd
ding anniversary. The couple cele-
brated the event at home with some of
the near relatives present. Mr.. and
Mrs. McMicheal are enjoying good
health and show few signs of their
age. Both keep busy about the house
carrying out their daily chores and
are enjoying life in general.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26

Success and thrift are ono and the
same thing. A savings account at the
German Trust and Savings bank will
help you to succeed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
BABY WHITE DIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. White, colored, 400
Twenty-tifth street, are mourning the
death Of an infant daughter who
passed away this morning at St. An
thongs hospital. The body was taken
tc the Moeller undertaking rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
]. W. Reynolds.

Funeral services for Joshua W. Rey-
nolds were held from the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Wells, 40S Fiji
teenth street, this morning. Rev. J.
C. Granger, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church, officiated. The remains
were shipped to New Windsor, ILL.,,
Immediately following the services,
burial taking place there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
FREAKS FOOD LAW: FINED.

Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 26.-Peter
Lamp, proprietor of an elevator at
Mapleton. Iowa, and reputed to be
the towns wealthiest citizen, was to-
day penalized $3.50 by ]. F. Deems,
Iowa food administrator. Lamp was
charged with selling wheat without
substitutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
Dancing Coliseum tonight

Dancing Coliseum tonight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26

Dancing Coliseum tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-26
Dancing Coliseum tonight.

Dancing Coliseum tonight.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
SreS 8nmper idiuer frant i'm glrmcc.
Eager.
&citcre ytenisfciten pun Stony 0ia.

&m. Steiner unO gS. ". WcGur.
Dp fanlen Dorigc SSo1c bier porbci
altf 0cln SScgc naA SWenaUiuc. !Qcrr
WtcGur0D mar perrn Steiner jcil
ncDrcrcn &a0cn beDiiiIicb bci Grid
tllng Cincr &jDtsgLnIngc III Der 9t0Dc
bon 9tClu 9aDen.
ySn. Y. Gopl lit jctt bel Der Scr
gr0Bcrling lcincS Silos; er balt oaa
lelhc 80 TuB bod.
g&m GctbCmepcr mar DergangCnr
SSp0c bCim NrcnngoISinDrrn lilr
6rau Wtilcller.
5. (. 9ioiIictt, ruclber III lcgtrrrr
Belt frlnfliD mar, bat ii0 iolucit lpir
Der crlolt, 0ub ct oui icin tam.
GDiiipp Gbfcr, aus scr 9tQbc Don
Grofe, mar Uorigc 9SOd)c in unlcrCr
9tohboridjaIt,
!DtiIioro 9urnCr mar lcgtc 9Sohc
bciln 6lltteridnciocn iilr Sobn &ol-
lcrtien.
>. T. &urlteOt nlodte uorigc 9SO.
hc cincn tl,r5en 9ciub IN @crmom.
0ic @aDl miro nun balO bier icin.
0arum ucri1llut cs ni6t cure Stim
ME ob5ugebcn. 0ies lit eincS Yiir.
gers EiIi6t.
Serman 6lccr crDiclt filralid DOn
". G. 0abl einen Gorrutb Uon
9lcpieIn.
S. Z. &aritcOt trifft Sorbcreitun.
gen lln Sono unO Sites gu iobrcn iiir
&onfrete 9lrbeit.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gbrilt. @luupcr murOe on oas
Nranfcrbett icines 9teifeiL ,5rco
8unpcr, 9crlIien Der in Camp Sun
ton ernltlib erfranft lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
oermaan, Nlp, Treitag Den 20. Sttober, 1918
gnSluig '6abnc in Der giabc bon Scr.
ger, idDcibct ans ocm 2eben.

9lm pprigcn Sonncrsto9 ltarb in
icincm Scim alf ser Sarm, 4 Weilcn
iilolih bon @eracr. 2ubmie SABINE int
bobcn slltcr BON 13 ,Subren.
Die Srauerfcicr fono itntt om Mon.
tag 9ta6nlittag. inter Seitln9 bon
Taitor Shult, iuorouf bie @citottling
allf Dem 6ricbboie Der @ctbunicn Sc
'mcinoc. in 9ig Berger, criolatc.
Der Scritorbcnc murbc ant 90.
SUM 1915, in Ocutidlono 9cboren.
S,Sn Sabre 1871 pcrbcirotbctc CT iid
nit Srl. Sonna @intcr. Oieic Che
murbc nit bier &inoern scicenct, bon
bcncu Gins, ioiuie orb Die @tllttcr,
Dem &oter i'm Spo borangingcn.
SpGtcr pcrbeiratbctc CT lid nit erI.
Maria Gronc, bon Srofc, bicIc Che
mlroc nit 5cbn &inbcrn acicgnct, bon
0cncn Gins 0cm &ntcr I'M Sooc ppr=
an9c9angcn lit.
9luBcr icincr 8uttin bintcrlGBt her
Scritorbcnc nod folgcnoc Sobnc lmb
G0htcr: Com. ,nb glu9uit SABINE bon
0roper, 9. @. 2ouis 0abnc bon
Golcriogc, Hcbr, Srou 9tobt. 9rall,
tigom hon Scrmann rio, Srou @bp.
Sorln1ann. Sartington, gtebr., Sp,
SSillion llno Otto Sabine, iopic Srou
&cnrp Scf bon Goleribgc. ytcbr,
Sroll Gbns. armlic bon Carroll, Ga,
lmO Oscnr llnb @cnianin Sabine. bon
Berger. 6erncr nod 25 Gntclfinocr.
llnb cine Shmcitcr, Sror Gbos
&rl,ic, bon Tcp Soben.
&Crr S6dbne mor Gin crfoIarei1cr
,SarnlCr. Gr mar cin trcueS Wiit.
9licb bcr Sctbnnicn @cmeinbc unO or.
ircutc lid Der &odlndtrnq 9Incr mel
dlC i'm gcfnnnt bobcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
st, Ennls @cmcin6e hat cine &laiIc
bon % Gpnfirmanoen.

Die &onfirn1onben &Iniic bcr
Gnang ct. Tollls @cnlcinoc bot Der.
Oon9cnc @ode NIT ibren Stllbicn be.
Nonnen. Die GIaiie 51blt big ictt bic
'clNcnocn % WitqIicber: Gbmin
Sdlmorb, Carl Stollc, Clarence Huc'
Nl9cr, Sorpcp Stride, Clarence @a
lucr, Carl sSrobermom Oscar grinf
lnonn. Clarence 9onllcr, Olipcr 90
rcls, Gbnin Stred, @m. Scrollcr,
Glolbe Snnicn. Gilbert 3cllQin sSrics
"a Shneibcr, 2ol,iie rmb 9(nno 2och-
ntG GilIic &octbelncpcr, Irichn Suc-
olacr, Mnno Scraltcr. SSrna Sucbs
ll'cDrr, EeorI @rebc, @rctd,en Sell
llnO Coma BOD. Sic Gloiic hnt 5nci
"|lt0Iicbcr nlchr, olS mic sic bnrldb-
r'9c &loiie. SicS lit ouh bas critic
Vol, felt biclcn SSobrcn, bob sic sln.
iahl DER &noben in Scr Gpnfirlnon-
Ncn &loiie gr0Bcr lit, olS mic Die
Tniobl ser MGbhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
&oglbcfanntcr jnuscr Iyarmcr fGut
Der Snfluen5a ,um Cpicr.
Senrg &. Srantisam itarb am Sums.
tag nadl fnrser &ranfbeit.

9tad) fnr5cr &ranfbcit an ocr ,Sn-
Iluelt5a ltarb an LETTER Samstog
WorgelL IN ieincn Scim oui Scr
5arln, fiini Atcilen iiibli6 bon Scr.
ger, Scnrp 2ouis 9routigam, Elm
moblbcfanntcr jllngcr 6armer Der
Big Berger yiadbaribaft, i'm 9lltcr
bon 90 Sabren 5 Monaten uno 26
Sagen.
Gin Srallergottcsoienlt iono itatt
an1 2icnstag, unter 2citllng bon go
ltor S6ult. Die 9ceroi9ung erfole.
ts auf benz Srieobofc ser 9ctbonicn
8encinbc. in Big Berger.
Scr @critprbcnc muroc am %.
Ipril 1889, III Yig Berger 9cborcn
bciud)te BORT ollb oic S1ulc unb
muroe in Der 9ctbanicn Stride foniirs
nlicrt. S5n Sabre 1916 pcrbeirotbctc
er lid nit SRI. Dora Sranfe, peldc
I'M Serein nit iciner bctogtcn Wtuttcr,
Sran gtaria Yralltieanl. gcb. 8obl-
fling, ,,nb Den iol9cnOen @rilocrn rmb
Sbpeltcrn ieinen friiben 600 be.
trauern: 6rau @m. OabI, 5rou Sid.
aro Bollmonn lrno 2ollis 9raltigom,
allc in Der gtabc bon Berger; Srou
Geo Goblfine, bon Scrmann @ultop
@rautigan, bon SpiSS lmo gSm.
Sralltignm, bon Columbia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
ct. Eanls airden Nuti5cn.

Die Sonntogsibule ocr ct. Youls
Stride miro bon jcBt oil Sonnta9s um
9:15. porlnittogs, anltatt nm 8 llbr.
nie iriibcr. beginncn. Der regclnloB'
igc 0pttcsoienlt miro Sonnta9s I'M
1890, pormitta9S, beginner, anltott
Inn 1915, mie friibcr. Die W'itglic.
Der bcs Sroueu Scrcins wcrben be-
ionbcrs crillht Dem Sottcsolenlt ont
naditen Sonntag beioumobnen, inoem
nab Shllib oesielben ciltc Ter'anlu1
l,ng bes Gcreins ltottfinbcn miro.
9lnt orittcn Nobclnbcr miro Die @c
ulcinoc 0cn Nciormotiona Gag icicrs
lmo bel 0icicr Wclc9cllbeit miro Gr
0iopcr Eb. 3. cine ErcOi0t baltcn
9lm g(bcno oc3 SiciormutionS Cages
miro scr 6roucn SCrCin Orn bier
lmN ic05i9Itcn Sabrcstog iclner
@rimOlrng icicrn. Gr. Otopcr miro
onlGBlih oicicr Scicr cine Ncoc bal
..;n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
s&nrbc anf bcm TricbbOic Der uSlS
g'rid" Stride, bci Mc@ittrif,
snr Jinbc scbettct.

Die &cid)c bon OcipeD Sbam, pcl
der am / Oftobcr bel SanoD Soof,
i'm Miiiouri Slub crtrnnf, mllroc am
9icnstog Der boriaen @o6c gcflln
Sen. Die 8ccroigrn9 fon0 Itott am
porigcn Oonncrstag, alti Dem Srieo.
boie Scr @paug. nSlb 8rid" Stride
in scr NGbc bon WtcGittrid.
Der &critorbene mor 81 Sabre alt
uno ser Sobn bon Srau SSSobn Sbap,
pon Mc&ittrid. @Gbrcn0 cr dl,f ocn
@ooten scr Gesierl,ng arbcitcte ,'no
bon cinen Boot uuf cinc Snrtc gcbcn
ibot or eincu SebItritt nno
ncrI6man0 lmtcr oeln Boot cbc lllnn
ibm 5ubilfc fonuncn fonntc, Die
2ci6c iuilr6c in scr 9tGbe bon @ilton,
no, qefimoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Summer 3
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct,
"a, 1918, rs required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sob non lrcberid 8. Sobein in Gamp
tynnitun.

Srcbcrit @cnrp Sobein, Sobn bon
gSm. 9. Spbein ,lno @attin, in Der
giGbc bon 9ap. ltarb ON lettcn Cam.
ltas I'M 8 llbr, abcnos, i'm NilitGr'
Soipital in Camp Slinlton, nad fur.
5cr &ranfbcit al bcu Waicrn, gefolgt
bon 2unscncnt5iinoung. Ser Scih.
NAM trai am Ytontog bier Elm ,tne
wuroe iofort noh Dem Scim Der
ibmcr5eebcllgtcn Gltcrn beioroert.
Die geerbieln9 Iano itatt mn Wtitt
nod Nodntittag. oui Dem SriebboIe
scr ct. YaulS &irde, in @ap.
Scr @erltorbene muroe am % Sui,
llntcr @inbcruillng Nr. S63, CUR mill
tGril6cn llcbung nad Camp 5llniton
entlanot. 9luBcr ieinen Gltern bin
tcrllbt er orei 8rilocr llno 5lpel
Sbncltcrn. @ir periihcrn bic idper.
bctroifene Samilie l,nicres aufri6ti
gen YeilcioS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
9lns scr 0crmanncr llmgcgCnN.
CGingcinn0t.J

3cltprbcn. Ger Sniantcrilt Ncinr
EOIImnnn bon Scamp 6lmilpn, Sohn
0Cs udtburcn Sllrgcra 0jCira Gpum
ties, 9Sm. TolInlmn bel Berger q.
, :. NCrnann, VI. p, irjlbCr mobnbuli
bci Ban, lit uln IS. Oiclcs .0ftS. an Der
SungCncnt5il1lolulg gcltorbcn. Gr
Imltr0C om 30, 9lltgltlt 6iclca ,Sobrcs
IN bcn militGriihen 0icnlt cinbcrlt.
len. Cr mar gchorCn onl I. 0cCcms
Der 1887, bci Ban unb crreibtc mil.
bin bcinnbc cin gllter bon 81 ,rSSobren.
&bn bctrolprn iein Satcr ltno A
Shmcitcrn. Die 0tllttcr 9inq ibn
idlon am 26 NopCmbcr 1911 I'M Ephc
Uoran.
Scinc itcrblidc 1illle mlr0r bonn
Stamp nnd 3altic 81 ieincnl &nter &c
lnnOt llnb nltrOC am Sonntog Oen 20
Cftober untcr cincm 5oGlrelden &c
fol9c 5ut 9fllbc bcitattct. Die Del
icbung iono oltf ocm 5riebboIe ser
Yrcsbpt Gcmcinoe bel @op itatt Die
iiblihcn Observation-Disclosures I'M
Irouerboltie bieIt 9crr GaItor Is.
SduIe, bon Berger, ltno om 0robc
omtiertc iein friibcrer Eniior. @crr
u. &aIobn. 0icic 2ci6e NOR nod
nid)t hcitottet, oils oln Sontogmor.
gcil 0ie @ludc uom Sburm scr Ct.
TauIs STRIDE bel Ban i6on micber
oCn Lon pon cinCm Solbotcn ans 0cnl
Nunrp mcI0ctc; cin Sobn bon pCrrn
gSm. y0obciu, bel Ban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Grlic9t Der 2nngcncnt5iinbnng IN
ciucm @aiis SoIpitnl in
Sraufreidj.

Ecrmon0te in SmcnSbiIlC Crbielten
Dorigc ISOLDE cincn Tricf pm cinem
&omcraoen bon @eora @olt, nit Der
Hadridt bab Der lettcre im Wtonat
Scptember in einem gaiis Soipitol,
in Sranfreid, an Der 2ungencntaiin.
oung geitorben lit. Gieic tralirige
Ga6ridt iit ie6od nod nibt offi5iea
beridtet. @corg mar cin Jreiipillie
ger. Gr par Der Sobn bon 2on
Solt uno @attin bon Spenspille.
Sein 9ruoer. SSanles SOFT, lit Der
GoftrGger an elmer ser Omcnsoille
2anbpoit. it.Routen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
sit bemofratiidcr aanoibat.

9|col S. 8bitc, friiber bon Slano,
]eet ober cine Sitel glbItraft Sftlce
III Union betreibcno, lit bonn oenlotra-
'll6cn Central &onlitc bon Sranflin
eolliltp noniniert iporoen als bentos
lratllder &nnoioat fir ons slmt oes
Stoats glnipaIts. Serr @bite lit
EN- fobiger illnscr s(bppfat lrto be.
marb lid 5u elmer 3eit Inn oasielbe
Snt in @asconaoe gountp. 9ie
oemotratiibe gartci lit piel Itdrter
Ill 6ranflin gountp. nls mic in Cos
sonooc County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

li6cn Ginfiinite cr5ielt meroen iouen
0urd Steuern auf bnS 2ono, aus.
iblieBlib bon ben Serbeiierunger,
ailf Sif0r ltno Sabaf, lopie auf Gin.
FINITE uno @rbidaften. llniere Sc.
fer iino obne 3peifel befannt nit Den
Irgumenten fir iino eegen Die Gin-
5elr.Steuer.
9. Dies lit ein 4menoelnent mel.
DIES borl6reibt a,,i pelde 9lrt uno
@eiie cine aStaot bon iiber 100000
ginpobnern eincn neiien Sreibrief
tharter) cntperfen llnb annebnen
fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25

@ottin lin6 Die iictriibbrbmimDpbIu
fiiat. gSir pcriiherl, oic bctriibic
@attin uno Die ilbrigen Sertpanbten
lnieres aufridtigcn geilcios.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
"a, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die Sanilie bon Senrp Ieper cr-
bieIt bieier Gage einen 9rief bon ib,
rem Sobn nit Der Hadribt Dob er
in einem Rilitdr Soipital, in Seros,
fronf oarnieber Iiese.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-25
Nadridtcu pon 0ermann u. 2,

Rud, elmer ISOLDE Serien iniol9c
Ger SniIlensa gpcoemie bot bic
Upper 2ittle Berger Sdule oieie $50.
dc fpieoer nit Dem llnterri6t onge-
faneen.
SRI. Sloro Selmenoah, bon Tebs
belts, befinbet fib geseniudrtig auf
9eiud bel ibren @robeItern Sris
Weper linb Satin.
Der Eob bon Senrp 9rartigam bot
bieIes @en,einipeien nit Srauer er.