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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
PRAISES WELL KNOWN
KIDNEY MEDICINE

Judging from what have expert
enced and seen Of d.! kilmers
swamp Root, | am Of tho opinion
that il is splendid preparation for
the troubles Tor which II is recon-
meuded and my customers who have
used ii speak in the highest terms Of
it's merit. II is n remedy that is
Very popular on the market and has
held high standing for the past
twenty or more years in this vicin-
it!.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE W LORD. Druggist.
June 10. 1915. Titon. y. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

Local Grange Regular Session wednesday Nighaek ana
49,; nvers Annear for Observation-Disclosures for Mad
;on Observation-Disclosures in Good Condition Good
nItno Of First Phlahea Class Held - Coburn Aquedact
r. Animal Meeting May 14-Three More Cases OF Small
rox RenOrted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
Joel Mclntire

Funeral services for the late Joel
Mclntire will be held this Friday
afternoon at l O'Clock from the home
III the South Scion district. Mr.. Nc
lntire left here recently to visit with
his grandson, Clyde McIntire and
family in Portland and while there
was stricken with pneumonia. Later
he was stricken with a stroke of
paralysis which" was the cause of his
ultimate demise. The body arrived
in Skowhegan Wednesday night and
was removed TO his old home in
South Scion. His daughter. Mrs
Lewis Russell formerly of this village
but who since her mothers death a
few days ago has been living at the
McIntire farm returned from Port
land with the body together with the
grandson. Among the surviving rela-
tives not already named is a half sis
ter. Mrs. w. O. Paul Of South Scion.
Rev. George Merriam of the Bethany
Baptist church will ofticiate at the
funeral services and the remains will
be inferred in the cemetery near the
South Scion church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

Mrs. Katherine Barrett Of Canaan,
who is numbered among the patients
at the Somerset hospital is reported
as doing we'll.
Ihllllp Trucotte is making eXten-
SlVo repairs on the house in North
avenue next 10 the one where he now
feSlGes with view to occupying the
same for a permanent home. 1t is
interesting to note that the house
now being repaired is the one in
which Mr.. Trucotte was born and it
is there he purposes to end his DAYS.
Eugene Moore left Thursday morn
ing for Danvers, Mass. where he Will
pass about three months.
j. ii. Jenkins of the Somerset
shoe factory left Thursday morning
on business trip to Boston.
Peter Vincent, the proprietor Of
one OF the milk farms of this section.
who has a route in town, was report
cd Thursday as very i'll with rhau-
matte fever He is at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Joseph frederick.
As the result Of an execution dat
ed April %, 1918. issued on a iudg-
ment rendered by the Supreme court
at the April term in favor of the
estate of the late Edwin w. Marble
Of this town for SAILS debt or dam
age and $10.49 costs of suit, there
Will be sold at public auction from
the Office Of Lewis & Lewis. land
with buildings in Madison on June
| 10 at 10 A. NJ
The annual meeting of the Coburn
Aqueduct co. will be held May IA
for the purpose of elccting officers
and directors, act upon the report Of
/ the treasurer to see what amount the
company will vote to pay as a divi-
dend and attend to other routine bus
mess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
Letter 10
Or. Filmcr & Co..
Binehamton. N. Y.
Prove What Swamp. Root Will Do
For You

Fer You
Send ten cents 10 DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton. y. Y. for a sample size
bottle. IL will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet OF valua BILE
information. telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing. be sure
and mention the Augusta Daily Ken
nebcc Journal. Medium and large
size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
Philathea Class Meets

The First Philathea class of. the
Baptist church met on Wednesday
night at the First church vestry.
There was an attendance of % and
it was a regular business session.
The feature Of the evening was a
paper upon The Prophets of the
Bible" by Miss Gertrude Carter, one
OF the State officers. The hostesses
were Mrs. Lottie Griffin and Mrs.
Eta S. Bradley and they served
confections and sailed nuts during
the social hour which followed the
session. The gentlemen's night is to
occur on May 20 at a special meet
ing. ~...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

the disease do not appear to be ser
iously i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10

Robert w. Haines accompanied by
George Lynch left Thursday to visit
for a short time at his summer home
in WAYNE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
WILSON MAY SEIVE
At PELCE CONFERENCE
Washington Rumor Says Presi-
dent Would Take Part in
Deliberations.

Washington. Nov. ia persistent
report is in circulation that President
Wilson will attend the peace conference
as the representative OF the United
States. This report has been circulated
before. 1t obtained wide currency In
Europe, and was the subject of many
INQUIRIES in Great Britain and France
Of American officials and visitors. Its
revival now is attributed primarily to
this statement made by Senator Key
Pittn1an of Nevada. 4, strong supporter
of the Administration and close friend
Of some of the President ; best friends
and confidants: The President would
sit at the peace table in person, because
there is no man who IS qualified to
represent him. and from that conference
Will come the establishment OF the
principles that he has advocated and
which Will mean an enduring peace.
"He will not again he charged with
the disposition to surrender TO Germany.
His diplomacy viii never again be
characterized as mischievous and treach-
eroIIs. The American people VIII not
again be deceived, and they will back
him as a man in his fght Tor the principles
that he Will maintain at the peace con-
ference
When asked yesterday about state
ment Mr. Pittman said
II wont elaborate that. But my
statement was carefully prepared How
ever, | deny expressly that | am the
conhdant of the President
Ne information could be obtained In
Washington from sources that might be
informed as TO the President : inten-
tions. Cabinet officers and Others are
reticent about discussing views eX-
pressed by the President.
Dispatches from Europe say that the
Prime Ministers of the allied nations
will attend the conference 1t has been
said OF President Wilson that he IS his
own Prime Minister.
So far there has been no definite in
formation as to the personal Of the
American representatives 1T the peace
table. except that il has been taken for
granted that Colonel Il, NJ House, the
Presidents personal friend and advisor
who has been attending the sessions Of
the Supreme War Council at Versailles
as the Presidents representative, will
be one OF this Governments peace dele
gates Many people have assumed that
Colonel House would be the chairman
of the American delegation.
In Allied diplomatic circles today
it was said that should President Wilson
represent the United States at the peace
conference ne undoubtedly would be Sc
lected to preside II was suggested
in these quarters that the Allied Govern
mcnts might extend formal invitation
10 President Wilson to attend and be-
come presiding officer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
CURT uCHTENSTEIN
WOUNDED IN BATTLE

Private Curtis f. Lichtenstein, attach
ed to Co II, 312th Infantry, 18th Di-
vision was wounded on September u by
shrapncl IT winch time TIE division
were doing such wonderful work
in the Argonne sector. Friends OF Curt
will be glad to learn that he is rapidly
recovering and expects TO reIoin his outfit
i'll few days
The fighting 18th. part of which were
trained at Camp Din. won il $ -laureis
overseas and has been commended for It's
bravery in the taking Of Sedan. Curt,
as he is generally known by bus many
friends. was one Of Wilmingtons fore
most athletes. having played baseball
and basketball with the original Pcniyn
Hall team and later with the Montclalr
team, which made q good showing III the
CITY League during i9l6-l9Iz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
LONG TERMS FOR
MEADE SLACKERS
Life Sentences for Gun Dodgers
Reduced to 25-Year
Imprisonment.

Camp Meade, Admiral, Md, Nov; 10
Private Orval Jordet, former war
Department clerk, who objected 10 WIT
after coming here and refused To put on Il
uniform. was found guilty OF refusing 10
obey a command Of an officer ana sen
fenced to hard labor for the term OF ms
natural life. This sentence was feuuceu
by the reviewing authority 10 - Nc4i ~, =
T'ba offence occurred September 70
.Jor,,ct gave up n position ID Mlnneapols,
AI;nn to seek clerical work III the war
Denartment at Washington, ana went
alone winning promotion, but learned 10
lbs dismav that the Department refused
10 stand IN his way o. his rendering service
IN the army when called IN order ID the
draft ,Jordet sought TO enroll as con
scientious oblector.
Another life sentence was passed by
the Court today. but this was also reduced
80 * years The offender was Private
steven Stanley. of Philadelphia. lie
refused to put on the uniform, refused
~ do his bit in kitchen police and finally
refused 10 salute the flag at retreat. Two
other cases Of 'objcctors' were disposed
of with sentences Of Is years at hard labor
The offenders were Private Hans &. Beck
and Sherman Snyder. Testimony show
cd that the men cared not whether the caus
Of liberty prevailed and were not to be
aroused 10 n sense of duty by the most
persuasive arguments of officers.
Soldiers here are waiting anNously
orders with regard to sailing for France
The suspense IS almost painful. lhosc
who want to make the ocean trip dope
it out dolefully that they will never have
The satisfaction. Those who prefer the
old iob IN Office or factory To any al
venture the army may offer, now that
the supreme adventure Of battle is thing
of the past. in the same doleful tone figure
that they will be needed to relieve at once
some divisions that have fought their
uav to victory, and thus deserve a quick
trip home rs reward So between
smiles there Is much pcrpIcNty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Z. S. NAVY KEEPING WATCH.
Won't Relax Vigilance Until Huns Sur
render Fleet.

Washington. Nov. 12.-Unul German
submarines and other war craft designat-
cd In the arIuistice terms have been sur
rendered and the remainder Of the enemy :
naval forces disarined Secretary Daniel,
said today, the American navy viii IN uo
way relax its vigilance instruction.. 70
This effect, following those given BY
General Pershing to the army i'll France.
are assumed TO be already in the hands
Of the commanders OF all ships
The navy department, Mr.. Daniels
said, had not been officially notified early
Of the situation as 10 the German
feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
TUEpA RARA--pLAYHOusE.

TUEOA BAhA bhh
Theda Bara the greatest screen vampire
is at The Playhouse today and Tomorrow
in her great Fox success when Woman
Sins" 1t is the story of woinans un-
tanned impulses, pitted against yonne
students stern rules OF conduct. Poppea
is the siren name and she had brought
many men men of both wealth and Po-
sition at her feet and heartlessly over
threw them when she saw new object
in view Her life was nothing but this
false excitement, until she meets Michael,
Young divinity student, who to her
surprise did not fall victim TO her charms
but increases her love for him by rep'ils-
ing her attentions and dcnouncing her
as a scarlet woman Now that the one
great passion fills her being she wants
nothing but Micheal who finally forg'ves
and sends her messages Of love at tho
most critical moment.
A musical comedy in keeping with
the national spirit is coming to I he Piay.
house Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon Nov Is and 10. I'm
So Happy is the title of the play and
Frederick y Bowers is the star.
You'll Like It. the snappy soldier
musical show, which is coming TO J he
Playhouse on Monday evening November
IS it il Just the lively kind OF show
YOU would expect crowd Of boyy to pro-
duce in big camp like Camp Dix
MUSICAL, CLASSIC At THE GARRICK
The Sorrento Quintet, who are appear
ing Mt the Garrick Tehcatre this week, are
furnishing a distinctly artistic feature OF
the bill Their offering, which Is entitled
"a Neapolitan Fantasy" ls highly
pleas,nc musical number. The member of
the quintet are Italian opera singers, all
of whom have good voices, while two
members of the party are very clever
instr1lmentalists The singers rendition
of classic and popular airs is splendid,
particularly The Sextet From Lucia,
into which they throw all Of their force,
with wonderful effect.
'THE CLEMENCsAU cAsY-QUggN.
For today and tomlrrow the Queer,
MANAGEMENT has booked the well-known
Fox photoplay, ''Thc Clemcnceau Case, y
with Theda Bara, the vampicst OF screen
vampires in the leading role This pictrue
was to have been shown previously, but
due to the closing order was cancelled
! nc 1tebltittthu 1faff II h"ic WI
SION of Alexander Dumas book OF the
same name.
''HER PRICE MAJESTIC.
Majestic, patrons will w,lcome back
an old favorite. in the person of Virginia
Pearson, who appears IN her latest Fo,
production entitled. Her Price. II
IS play that is said 70 run the Ratnut Of
human emotions, and TO he particularly
potent in its appeal 10 Young girls, who
aim high and are apt 10 overlook the
pitfalls that lie ever in the path of the
; VISIONARY and the unway.
'.THF SAFETY CURTAIN ICTcxIA.
kiphng's India has hrpn brought to
the screen To sec pulsating IN vinishzed
form, the people immortahzed in "Piair
Tales From the Hills, Under the Dco-
dars," and in 'FThe Story Of the Gadsbys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
NEW LEVY COURT.
Indications Point to Election OF Com
missioner Shaw ms President.

The Levy Court of New Castle county
will reorganiae January 7, 1919. Now
it is composed of six Republicans and one
Democrat; then it will be composed of
five Republicans and two Democrats
Thomas S. Fouracre, benjamin A.
Groves and William T. Purks, Republi-
cans, are outgoing members; Boyd Nc
Coy and Albert Stetscr, Republicans,
and Harley j. Strahorn, Demo
crat. are incoming members. and
Robert NJ. Burns, Isaac G. Elliott and
james G. Shaw. Republicans. and James
\. Bnckson, Democrat, are holding-over
members
Commissioner Shaw is proposed for
the presidency of the court, which position
Commissioners Purks will vacate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

Lost something? Try classified adver-
tissment IN livery .vcning-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
"HER PRiCF" MAJESTIC. /.
..rrF sAFErY CrRrAIN--yYc yYcTow1A

kiphng's India has tren brought to
the screen To sec, pulsating in viE,alized
form, the people immortahzed in "Pian
Tales From the Hills, Under the Dco-
dars. and in F'The Story Of the Gadsbys'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

this means much for thousands 81
Kpling lovers
Norma Ialnradge il IS who has per
formed this service To tho hundreds Of
thossands OF people who have delighted
IN kiphng's stories In Il he Safety Cur
tain"
'1rur KING or p1.MoNbe'' eAYoY.
'~Thc King of Diamonds, The Nifa-
graph blue ribbon feature, ut the Sayoy
Theatre, Is powerful story by Edward
s. Ballou, OF husband scorned and hrs
vengeance on both parties Harry Morcy
ia the s,ar and is most effective aq the
husband, who thinks he Is q leper and
who wandcrs the face of the earth until
he learns tho supposed disease WINS the
effect of mineral administered by the
man who stole his wife LAYING aside n
new love and vast riches he returns 10
take full measure Of vengeance Betty
blythe Is the faithlcss wife and otheIs
IN the cast are Jean Paige and George
Majcroni
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Negro Kills II. S. Marine.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 13.-W r. Fehr Of
Reading, Pa, attached To the local naval
base, was shot and killed here \ on !ay
during q fight between sailors and Negroes
The sailors claim they were attacked with
ont provocation. The Negro who did the
shooting escaped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

A musical comedy in keeping with
the national spirit is coming to I he Play
house Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon Nov Is and is. I'm
So Happy is the title of the play and
Frederick Y. Bowers is the star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
..rur RING oppr,MoNpe' eAYoY,
Chester w. Harlan {,

Chester Ship Basketccrs will appear
against the champion Harlan Nctmen n
the opening basketball game OF The
season Friday night in the Friends
School gym, the proceeds to he turned
over 10 the United War Fund Work bag
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
BASE BALL BUDDING FOR 'Is.
Managers can see Successful Season
Ahead

PeoriA, Ill, Nov. l3.-Lcading base
bail oi4lcials from all over tie country
have arrived here for the opening session
this afternoon OF the National Associa-
ton Of professional baseball leagues.
With the war over, the baseball leaders
See chances for big season particularly
among the minor leagues, next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13

4 Cleveland man has applied for a
patent on label bearing The Kaiser 5
picture-in place Of the customary skull
and crossbones and tho word Poison
10 large rcd letters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ERRORS ALLOWED.

Lew Court yesterday allowed rural
tax collectors errors as follows:
George L Rhodes, st Gerogcs hundred
For tho year 1916, County and poor
taxes, Sos IS. road, S26 81
T. Edgar Clayton St Georges hundred
FOR tic wear 1918: County snd poor
taxes. sS75. road. S3,0ll 81; cantation.
$3.50. The error IN rosd taxes was due
10 Middlctoun, which pays town road
taxes. also hcing assessed for county road
taxes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

-sbonniert a,if bos Serr,anner
8oIffsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Die Sonnenfinitcrnih iunrbe bon bic
len Samienben beobadJtet.
Die nadite totale Sunnenfiniternif,
i'm Sabre 1886, uirS MIR in 9ink.
lanb nnS in gliieu iidtbar
iein.

Siele Ecrionen IN 8ascouaoe
Goliltp baben aln letten Samstag,
hin balb.ic6s llbr, abcnos, bic erite
Sonnenfinltcrnib bcobahtet, ipeldc
ieit oem Sabre 1900 bier iidtbar &C.
meicn lit. llcberall iub man 2el,te
mclbe bieies interciionte Totllrereig-
nib olr1 beruBte @liier beobadte-
ten. Giejcnigcn ipeld)c Den ScrIu6
lnad)tcn nit Dem naften Slltge in bie
Come 81 ihollcn gabcn Dus iebr
balo Dieoer altf.
Scr Wono bcgonu I'M OPT iid)
npr oie Communicative 81 idicbcn llno
es boucrtc bpllc 5lpci Stulloen, bis CT
bicic(bc poIlitdrhig poiiicrt huttc.
HIM hnlb-iicben l(6r mar ltndei0Dr So
&ro5cnt ser Sonnenit6cibc bonn
WfonS bcocdt. Son Dem glugcnblitt
an IN mcldlcnt Scr Nfono onfing bic
Sonncnidbcibc 5lt bcocfcn, Bis SIT Dem
b66itcu G}raO scr gebeflrng, mur0C
our 0imnlcl ollnGbliN 0lmf(cr.
Ger Nfoo Der %crfilItcriung cr
ltrcdtc iidl cntlong cillcr Clinic bon
lngef61r 60 MciIcn 9rcitc, mclht
pom Stoot @oi6ington au$ ii6 bio
qpnol bis oller burb ocn Stout 6lori
bo iibcr sic Ser. Stnotcn crItredtc
Scr SHotten ocs WIollocs bllr6lict
oieie ,lrngeDcllre Stredc III l6 g(inlt
ten. Gic rGblte, totale Snuncnfin
itertib Mrs erf',s3lli 9safeD 1886 Elm
trcten mo Damn nur int 1,ltBlano Uni
n gliie!1 i;dtlnr iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
slmcrifancr NeutiiJcu @lntcs.

,5n ocr 3citi6rift rGollicr'% @cet
lU" fonOcn mir lnl1nGit bas 9o6ltc
DenOc: n9(b ms 5u finOct mon 9ln.
Seidcn, OoB Is IN bicicnl 2on0c 2elttc
giebt, Die rincu Oclltitbcn Nnnen ol8
cincn GapGia fir SIlopaIitut bctrod)
ten. Sin !ltonn ilt Ntontano iWreibt
lns, hob eS i'm 6rgere, olif @unbgc=
bltngen Der Rcgierllrg, Die i'll iclncln
,ScinotbSnrtc ougcId)logen mltroe1,
Die Nurncn bon yirncn 5lt finoen, bic
eincn oclltlbcn &long b0ttcn. @riefc
pon Gbnli6el1 SSSnbolt babcn mir
nlcbrioh erDoltcn. Sn iebem Sale
ld)cint Der Shreibcr Scr sln'ift 81
iein, oob III scr glngelcecnbcit etpos
gctbon merbcn nlililc. gtah llrllercln
9afiirDalten ipllte ctipos getban .lpcrs
Den hesiiglid) Ser 2clltc, Die lolhen
@lnpiinbunecn glusbruf gebcn. (Ste
iollten bic aus 0ranfrci6 fommcnocn
Serlultliiten ilnlcrer g(rmee lcien.
@cnn Tie ous tbln, merocn iic finocn,
oaB 9tarnen, sic einen oelltldcrl
&long baben, iidy nidt aitf 9egie-
rlugsbrl,diaden beidrGnfen. Sic
luerben fitoen, bob slmerifancr, bcren
Gannen eincn beuti6en &lang baben,
in Sranfreib inter Den Sternen ,lio
|Streifen lterbcn. ltllb picllei6t pcroen
lie oann bcercifcn bab man eincs
Mtannes Sreue 5lt slnterifa no6 Dem
&lanee ieines gtanlens ebenlo menig
beurtbeilcn fann mic nod, Der 6arbc
ieines Saares."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
g t o lpc.

s9GbrenS bicicr 8odc iinb imicre
Ssarmer foit oIlc nit bent Ginbeimien
oes &leebeus beihGftigt, linb font
mcnbe @ode miro mobl bas 8ei5cn-
lhncioen be9innen.
Or. Geo. aoniesfo, bon 0taple.
poob, no, befinbet iih 5iir Belt altf
9eIud BEL bieiigen 8eripanbten.
s. $. @pel, bon ct. 2o,ds befinbet
iid ol,f einige @o6en bier in Den
sSericn, BEL ieinen 8eripanbten.
Gbas. Sell unb Sanilic waren on,
bergangenen Sonntag, beiuhsipeiie,
in 2ittle Berger. :
2ouis 9riei6fe iutb SRI Sibonio
Sedemeper ipurben am lesten Cont
tag, bprb Haitor asntuss, i'm Seim
Der grauteltern getrailt. slm Ibenb
ipurbe bem iiinsen Baar, bon feinen
Jreunber1, cine 3ubgloden.S Serenabe
eebradt. Bir tuiiniden ben 9ember.
nlGbIten beitens Slid unb Seeen aul
benz @eee ol,rd bas 2eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@eitere Ginbernfnns bon IGnnern.

0as &ricssbepartenlent bat oielc
ISOLDE cine mcitere ginberllfllng bon
WlGnnern erlaiien, lpeldc filr Die
slrnee ei::;;aiibt iperbcn iollen. 9ie
bieiige 2ofalbeborbe bat gtoti5 erbal'
ten Sebn Mam 5ur abienoung bcrcit
All baltcn, lp6brcnb Der Ecriooc bon
fiinf SogelL besiilneno am Wontag,
Den "a. Slmi. Sieic MGnner meroea
nod Camp Tifc. 9ittlc Sod, 9lrfan-
iaS entionbt mcrbGn. 9ic 2ofoIbe-
b6roe, bat bic 9tomcn Scr sVtdnner
nod ni6t befonnt gclnadt, wclde bon
@oSconooe Gpulltp cntIanNt mcroen
lollcn. Sic Wflnner lpcrbcn ntsgc.
mGblt mcrocn BON hen iicb5i9 nod Der
fiigborcn Miinncrn in &loiie 1 por
Der pori9cn 2luSDebnng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
3niammenfnnft BON Srcidcrn nnb
syarmern.

anl1blid cines Soridlags ieitens
Der NtiiIouri glbtbeilllng Der Yer.
Staaten Nobrltngs Sermaltllng, be.
rufe id bicrllit cine Scrianlmlllng
i1nln1tlidcr 9reiderlcilte nad Scn'
nefc's Solle. SWenspille, Wo. oiif
Montag, ben II. Suni. 1918.
@s lit bon bo6iter @idtigfeit
ooB oic fomn,enbe grnte 10 raid mic
nur noglid, ioipie al,6 nit nloglih't
gerinsem 8crluit eingebeinlIt miro.
Sn oieier Serianlmlltng meroen piclc
mi6tige Sraeen 5ur 8eipre6ltng fom-
men, lpic 3. 9. oas 9rrangieren oes
Territoriitms IN pel6en cine jeoc
Maidine tbatis iein miro, Der Treis
fir oos 9rei6en u. T. N. Sdmmt'
Iide Greiderleiite, iofuie aud oic
Sarmer, iinb baber bringerb eriltdt
anmeienb au iein rino iib on Der
8erionnllung sii betbeiligen, pelde
INN 10 llbr, bormittags, ibren SIN.
fang nebmen miro.
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Gori,tp Soob slbnliniItrator.