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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-04
Pleads Guilty To
Making False Statements

Fargo, N. D., March 4.-John Eb-
bens. indicted at. the last session of
the federal grand jury on the charge
of making seditious statements. enter
ed a, plea Of not guilty when arraigned
before Judge Charles F. Amidon late
Friday afternoon. He is alleged to
have made statements relative to the
treatment and food of men in the ma
tional army with the intent to OBJ
struct the operation of the draft.
E1bbens is a resident of the Bismarck
district, and was arrested at a Fargo
hotel some time ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-04

Mandan-An election will be held
at the hotel in Sweet Briar March -.
at which time the election of a SUI
pervisor for the Sweet Briar township
will be held. The annual meeting Of
the township officers will be held at
that time,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-04

He did not explain whether he was
coming home as a result o the
wounds Nor whether he expected the
to be over.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-04
North Dakota News

board should at once lay definite
plans to make .Win-the-War Day a
great success" =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-04

Canadian reciprocity promises to.
be an entirely different. question after.
the war. I'd
Herald Want kds Bring Results.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VT.

to justice; quite as often she would
escape. AT any rate, punishment of
fines and imprisOnments never seemed
to leave the nobility in the enjoyment
Of their privileges, for all history and
memoirs Of the times are full of cases
of such rebellion.
II our government should make any
such decree, in our day, we should
probably see very little opposition to
1t. The country seems to be In con-
ditiOn of amazing docility. Who would
have believed that few short months
would see food administration with
arbitrary powers, government manage
ment of railroads, and the steady and
swift approach of prohibitionf Take
the very question Of wOman's apparel.
The limitation Of yardage was vol
untary measure, adopted by all con-
cerned, before the government had
made one move toward the industry.
II was beau geste, as the French say,
freely made by the leaders of the
great interests connected with wom-
ems clothes.
So with that much settled, we pass
to the condition Of the sartorial out
look for spring, with quiet minds. 1t
is an attractive one, In which individ-
ual good taste, and good judgment
will have full play, within the limits
of four and one-half yards Of material.
Dressmakers have acknowledged al
ready that this suggestion Of limita-
ton, this difficulty, has spurred their
invention. Ii is like the rules Of
game. which are necessary to insure
a good contest. Never has a study OF
ones individual type been more profit
able than al present. There are styles
10 suit all figures, all faces, and all in
comes. If woman likes Oriental ef-
fects, turned-under skirts, straight
armless coats and sashes, she will find
them, as she may in the sketch shown.
II she prefers the Occidental, she may
choose the frock Of gray silk, with an
embroidered cape and tunic OF chiffon
and keep the sash, weighing II with
a bright pink rose. She may fold
length Of brocade around her and hang
her arms and neck with strands Of
jewels. She may swath a satin frock
In clouds Of tulle; she may cut II plain
ly Of crisp taffeta. She will find In
dorsement for any fancy among the
products Of the biggest names In the
world Of dressmakers.
Study Ones Type 10 Spring Slogan.
STUDY your type" IL a more impor-
tant slogan than ever. for II cannot be
said that any definite clothes guide-
post has been erected for our guidance
along one definite road Rather there
is series Of delightful paths. each
one tending In the same general direc-
ton, but each with endearing charac-
teristics OF its own. They merely wind
through the same sort Of country. A
woman with any idea at all OF what
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
STYLES OPTIONAL
FOR SPRING wear
No Radical Changes in Sight,
With Exception Of the Mar.
row Silhouette.
"STUDY YOUR TYPE" SLOGAN
Definite style Guideposts Not Erected
but, Instead, q Series Of Delightful
Paths, Each With Own Char.
acteristics.

New Standardization OF
mems dress has already become more
than mere tentative suggestion. New
York papers carried the story Of sug-
cested regulations In mems attic, on
the front page, a few weeks ago along
with the war news, the coal shortage
In New York, the thirteen.below-zero
temperature, and other striking hap
penings Of a day and generation In
which exciting events have become al
most commonplace. The importance
Of the further suggestions, emanating
from the economy board, was immedi-
ately recognized, and, with front page
space a, premium. as II Is today, the
story was deemed Of sufficient moment
TO be given a place Of honor. There
was nothing extremely radical In the
ideas advanced, prominent fashion
writer states. They included some Of
the suggestions already made al the
now historic meeting Of dressmakers,
manufacturers, retailers fashion writ
ers and editors, and others held at the
Waldorf, 10 discuss the adoption OF
the slim silhouette. with view 10 lin.
iting the consumption Of wool. One
Of the speakers, at that meeting, drew
attention 10 the fact that though there
was not man in the room who was
wearing wha, might be called con.
spscuous or individual style OF cloth In
his clothes yet there were In all prob
ability not two suits In the room OF e.
sctly the same pattern.
Among twenty men In blue serge,
each will have a suit made from a DIFF
ferent weave and dye. This Is a waste
Of effort and material which might be
renedied and suggestions for limiting
patterns Of conservative materials for
mems wear, were made In the interest
~ war time economy. The same ideas
have been applied 10 the manufacture
Of stutys for mems shirts and even 10
their shoes and neckties. Results OF
Impressive benefit 10 the community az
barge, 10 our allies and 10 our own
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
ALLIED FOOD SHIPMENTS
REACH LARGE TOTAL.

A general idea Of the quantity Of
food sent to European allies by the
United States from July /, 1914, to
January l, 1918, is given by figures
Just announced by the U. s. Food 40.
ministration. In that period the Unit
ed States has furnished complete year.
ly rations for 57,100,933 people. In
addition there was enough extrB pro-
tein to supply this portion OF the diet
for q. l94,570 additional men.
The total export Of wheat and wheat
-four to the three principal allies In
equivalent to about 1884, O00, 900 busheiR
Pork exports for the 81 years amount.
ed TO almost 1000 100000 pounds Tx
ports Of fresh beef totaled 443, 4S4, 400
pounds The amount Of food exported
TO Russia Is negligible compared with
that sent TO the western allies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18

fighting men, are promised II these re-
forms are carried into fact.
So far, no such proposition has been
made with regard to the industries
which deal with the dressing Of wom-
en-. In fact, the pressure Of opinion
has been very definitely against stand
ardization Of feminine attire In any
form. In the belligerent countries,
which, after all, are our best and only
really practical guides in this matter,
attempts Of the kind have been limited
SO far, TO control, In France, Of the
manufacture Of shoes.
Sumptuary Laws Never Successful.
As far as other branches Of womens
dress are concerned, the consensus Of
opinion In all countries seems to be
"hands of !" The industry reminds one
Of that insidious grass which once
planted In certain soil, creeps every.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18

suits her, will surely prefer this to the
single monotOnous highway, common
to everybody. These variations are
shared by all phases Of dress. They
are just as true Of the new millinery.
No sooner do we hear that small hats
are In the majority, than the news Of
dropping brims breaks upon us.
Nothing very startling; narrow sill
hOuette, far better managed than its
predecessor; charming details, clever
cutting, with a great discretion in dec
Grafton and accessories-these seem to
be the leading features Of Americas
first wartime spring. They promise
an excellent choice among garments
which will suit our mood, give practi-
cal service, and keep the whole vexed
problem Of woman's apparel from rev.
dictionary measures which might have
far-reaching serious consequences.
Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure Newspa-
per syncicate)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
Great Wheat Stocks
Isolated.

It's the shortage In ships that
IL putting the Allies and the
United States on wheat rations.
Great stocks OF wheat are iso
lated In India, and Australia. At
great sacrifice In ship space and
use the Allies are forced TO Sc
cure some wheat from Argentina.
On January l, Australia had
stored 100000 bushels Of
wheat that was ready for ex.
port-but there were no ships
Then came the new crop with
an exportable surplus Of $4,000.
600 bushels. Now Australia has
approximately 100000 bush.
els waiting for ships.
India, al the same time. had
100000 bushels Of wheat
stored for export During April
100000 bushels more out OF
the new crop will be added to
the pile.
Argentina closed the last ship
ping season with 100000
bushels OF wheat left In the
stock available for export The
new crop will add 135,0Co.0Oo To
the left over.
II IL not problem that the
wheat does not exist In the
world--it Is entirely problem
Of shipping. which has thrown On
America the obligation Of divid-
ing our stock with the AllieA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
ONLY AMERICA CAN HELP.

4 ION your side are boundless I
/ supplies Of men, food, and mate 4
/ rial; on this side boundless do. 4
/ mand for their help.
"our men are war-weary and 4
/ their nerves have been strained
by more than three year, Of 4
/ hard, relentless toll. 4
"our position 10 critical, par
tlcuIsrIy until the next harvest
/ but the United States can save 4
US.
"You Americans have the men,
! the skill, and the material to
! save the allied cause" 4
SIR JOSEPH MACLAy. 4
! British Shipping Controller.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18

effect upon Others existing alongside
of it; the contrary is the truth. But
their interdependence is so compli-
Gated, and so cunningly entwined, that
the effect of brusquely checking the
growth of the one, is problem before
which the best brains in the country
may well pause, before they begin to
experiment with their theories.
Governments interference In the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
PACKING PLANTS INVESTIGATED.
President Approves Commission Il
Study Complex Meat Problem.

Washington. Undetermined operation
Of the big packing houses Of the coun-
try has become strong probability
Herbert G. Hoover, the food adnstn-
istrator, announced that President VIII
son has approved the appointment Of
a commission TO study the entire com
pick meat problem, and that some drns-
iic change Of policy with respect 10
meat conservation and distribution
must be made Immediately.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18
Allies Winning, Says March.

Washington. In Il statement Major
General March, acting chief OF stan.
assured the American people that there
is no cause for alarm In the advances
made by the Germans In the great bnt-
tie now raging IN Picardy and express
ed complete confidence in the triumph
Of the allied arms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-07-18

High and Tied at the Side.
clothing Of their people is not new.
We read Of sumptuary laws all
through the middle ages, and OF the
defiance Of them by the wives and
daughters Of the burghers, who could
not prevent their womenfolk from
adopting material, furs and velvets, re-
served by royal decree for the aristoc-
rscy.
The aristocracy Of Florence would
notice the fur-lined sleeves Of the mer-
chants wife, and one Of them-prob-
ably very well.born and hard-favored
iady-woulds be sure TO complain TO
her husband, who then, II he valued
his peace, would bring the matter 10
the attention Of the authorities. Often
the offending wife would be brought
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Or. 5. &ucffer unb Samilie ira.
fen am pergangenen Samsta9 bon
8oooruff, &an. bier Gin. Sic batten
sic gan5e Strede bon fat 700 Weis
lelt in ibrem Dodge auto 5uriid9e-
leet. Hadoem JIG einen Sug in &c.
lellid)aft bon Srall Iilg. @raf, Ser
SdWeiter bon Or. &lleffcr Sugebradt
batterL iebten lie ibrc Sabrt nad 9ap
fort, UNI Hllbolf &reifer Sr., oen
Safer bon Or. &ueffcr. 5lt beiudcn,
ipelder sur 3eit franf lit.
Geo. Haltss. Superintendent Der
&egierungsb0fe in @osconaoc, brad.
te um lettcn Sicnstog Woreen Geo.
Set in einem &caierungsboot bier.
Der, our 9ebanblung bllrd Or. s.
Gollgbcll. Set mar bon einer flat.
car gcltilr5t, nelfe nit Tfoitcn be-
laoen mar, uno bate i6limme Sliet,
lfungen an einem Sub erlitten. >Gr
miro pobrideinlih cine ISOLDE lang
oos 9ett bitten miiiicn.
Gam Stepban uno 6amilic, 10.
mic Eapmono Beters, aus Scr NGbe
bon Worriion, ipraden am letter
ytontag allf I'm lcrer Office Dor. Sic
bcrid)tcten Bob Die oprti9en Sarnlcr
beim &leeorei6en iino; ooB Ser Gr.
trag 1eood Elm gerineer iei, neil Sic
Sarmcr nidt picl 2ono in &lee einae.
l1et batten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

-Sn %unierer porigen Summer ba.
ben mir beridtct Dab 6. Is. Barter
pom repllblifanii6en Staats Central.
Sommittce gepGblt poroen lei, linn
Gbanp Glarf als 8onoioot fir Sen
tlcltnten &onarcb : Siitrtft 5l OPP
ponieren. Sies mar iebod Elm SIR
tbull. Scrr Barter mar bon ct.
Souis 3eitungcn ais Gin moglider
&anOioat genannt moroen, aber oas
|&onlmittee %erpGblte am borigcn 0itt.
nod &i6ter 9. $. Oper fir Die San.
6ibatur.
-Gom. @ala miro am nGditen
Samstag Gallo moreen) cine Ser
lteigerltng icines bepegli6en @igen-
tbun1s abbalten. Serr @al5 miro
nit ieiner Samilie na6 ct. 2ollis
5icben, mo- er Die 2eitl1ng zines &ons
millions @cid1fts iibernomnlell bat.
Sein 8obnbals bat Serr @al5 an
$. IS. 9eppe, Den Superintenbentc1
Der bieiigen Sdlllen. permictbet.
-Srau Sobn Solf lit am borigerl
Sonncrstog bon llieflll 5llrildgefebrt,
100 iie gerpanbte beiu6t batte. Sn
ibrer @eiellidaft befanoen iih Mnt.
gtaiie uno @attin, melhe iih 5lpet
Gage bel bieiieen Sernanoten allt'
bielten. SER Haiie lit jebt Elm ed)ter
Sanolpirtb uito nteiflt es gebe nidts
ilber bie &iidtebr our @atur,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

g. O. 9eoforo uno beilcn Sobn
@alter, bon Gbicago, Sll., befinocn
iih 5l1r 3eit auf 9eiuh bel @enrp
Shnitser mo Somilie, IN Totsoam.
-GDm. Shoumberg u1lO 8attln,
ionic TSrau Geo. S6almberg, bon
ct. 2ouis, iparen in Der pertlollenen
ISOLDE sic GGlte Don Suit. Gbcrlin
uno San1ilic.
-Sobn 8. Sopel, Sris &llrrcl-
meper, iopie 9enrp, Ben uno @m.
2anomebr, iGmmtlid bon Wt. Ster.
lima, poren g~eItern bier in Scr Stabt,
in @ei61ften nit BENT Gountp 6es
ridt. Serr Gopel erneuerte bel Die
ier @elegenbeit audi lein announcement
ulli bas Solfsblatt.
-6rou SEQ. Stoedlin lit an lee.
ten Sonntog nod Seffcrlon Gitp &c.
rciIt, unl Iid init ibreun @attcn gu
percineL pelder lett einigen @oten
BORT bei6Gitigt lit. SEER Stoedlill
bot frii9er in Der bieiigen Sdubfa.
BRIT gcurbeitct. Stoedlins lperoen
Sufiinftig III Sefferion Gitp mobnbaft
lein.
-Srorf Mittenoort bon 0rufc,
Nneai fir sic 8irginio Carolina
G6emical 60, bot porigc ISOLDE cine
Garlaolng &unitoiinger Gcrtili5er)
bier erhalten. Webr uls mie %filnf5ig
Sarmer bon Worriion, 8otsoum,
Orafc, Stonp Sill rnb Sernlann.
nobmen 2aoungen bes 9iingers beill
fir ibre Sarmen.
s. $. Selmers unb Sumilie, 10.
mie Gomin 2ciSner lrno @attir, mad.
ten ain porigen Wittpod) cine Sabrt
nod Mobcrlp, DO, %erltere in ibrcm
Subion Iuto uub lestcrc in ibrem
Sorb auto. Sn Iobcrlp lparen iic
@Gite bon Mug. 2eisncr unb Samiiic.
@ie Serr Selmcrs uns mittbeilte
nurben iic ouf Der gan5en Sobri
Iourd feinerlci Iuto.unfalle ~alfgebal.
ten, ioipie aud baB Die Strabcn 5pi.
ihen Columbia un6 Woberlp fid in
ousgeoeidnetem 3ritano befinoen,
unb cine beitanbigc 8criiiduns biIbcn
Die @ren5en Der 5abrifneIIiafeit au
iiberihreiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

-anorcas 2oeb, bon Heo BIRD,
mar am Wontag oieier ISOLDE bier,
in @eihGiten ali Dem NahluBaerift.
San5untcrbaltltng am SumStug.
Den 81. Iuglit, in 3eilmlom's Salle,
in Berger.
o. Is. Starf unb sSalnilie, bon
ct, 2ouis, luoren iibcr Sonntag unb
Wontag bier.
-Sobn u. Miller unO beiien Sob.
ne Tcrna unO Charles, bon Roicbuo
iprafcn alt lettcn Sienstog ulli III.
ierer Office Dor.
-gSalluce Settler, bon &anias
Gitg, befinbet iid bicie ISOLDE aif
geiud bel ieinen Gltern u. 6. Settler
un0 Satin.
-Srali 2era 0e0tuenih bon ct.
Souis, befinbet iid bier auf 9eilld
bel ibren brci Snteln, gilbert, Scnrn
uno Otto Druid.
Mig. 9urbelmeier, Sranf &all.
mcper utlb 9bil. Rotb, bon Morriion,
iuarcn am letter 9ienstag bier IN
ge'tditlihen Angelegcnbeitcn.
-Aooiion @illioms fam ant pori.
gen 6reitng bierbcr I'm icincn grils
Der, e. Z. @illioms, unb ionitige
@crloanotc III Sl6isS 81, beiu6crl
Sri, &oo 0ruIh, bon st. 2ouis,
lit Nicic &odc bier olii @ciudl bel
ibren Gltern, &rnrn @uid)n,eper ulO
Satin.
eco Stein, pon ct. 2oltis beiono
iid geltcrn bier in an9elcgenbeiten
aiif Dem Nadlobgeridt, unb iprad)
ult olf miercr Office Dor, our gr-
neicrung ieincS Announcements auf
bos Solfsblntt.
Gas 5luci @ohen altc S0bnfen
bon @bluiu Shmibt uno Satin, olli
0rp 0ill, murbc ON Gienstug oieicr
8of,e bonn Sooe credit mo otn Witt
Dodl Sormittag, oltf DEM 5rieobofe
Der Samilic Shrniot. anf 0rp Sill,
5ur &ilbe gehettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

-Gmnlh Illblmlnnn 1T am per.
gangenen Sonntng BON Hebrnsfo
Gitp, no er alii Der 6orm g~carbeitct
batte, 5uriifgcfebrt.
Or. S. s. 0rnf uno Satin ba.
ben lire Sodter 9orotbp am letten
Sonntug na6 ct. 2ouis eenommen,
Inn oielelbc ne9en IItbnlo b~ebanoeln
5u laiien. @binelanb Nccorb).
Mug. Commercial, nebIt @attin
unb Sohter, iSrall SllIba @interfelb,
bon ct. 2ouis, bcfirocn lid gegcll.
martig bier, anf 9eilt9 bel @erpano.
ten unO S%reunocn.
-Srls. Clara uno Sbo 2~ieiemeper
marcn an leeten 9ienstag bier olli
Der 9urhreile nad) Chicago, NO lie
ibren 0ienlt oils Observation-Disclosures,
i'm German Imcricun So'pital.
lpieber nntretcn mcrocn.
STRAIT @cnrp Sinfc, 6ral @eorg
3cilmom uno trou %inccnt Willer,
Ionic Srnu Ghds. @oecmeper, Don
Berger, murcn anl ueraangcnen Srci.
tag bier, I'm Scr 9%cerbig,lng Der Der
ltorbenen Srau Nnna 8loier beislt,
mpbnen.
g. $. @ulbcfCr, bon @rgbcs.
bile, uno Srul Mcto Stcgclulcpcr,
bon Granite Gitp, SSll. moren an lee.
ten Wtortag bier, nltf Ger SurdrciIe
nub Ban, I'M ocul gc9rdbniB iDrcs
TeriuanOtcn, bes pcrltorbencn Sarrp
&od, bei5mpobncn.
". y. Sllrallo ltll0 ,Sdllltlle To-
men om uergangenen Snmstag bon
ct. 2ouis Inn cine Isolde bel Srul,
0uron0's Gltcrn, Gbas. Sabn un0
8attln, 81 Derneilcn. Die leRteren
bohen on per9ongcnen Sonntao ibrc
goloene Sod5eit gefeiert.
-Souis Sabine, bon Golerioac,
Nebr., iouic &obt. 9r1utisom uno
Satin, bon 2ittle 9erger, beianoen
lid am Rontag bieier ISOLDE, beiuds.
Wciie III Sermom. GrIterer bette
cine fur5e Scricn5eit bel icinem Soter,
2ouis Sabine, in 9ittlc 9erger, Der.
lmeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Sic Scrntanner Sdulen Derben
an fomlnenben Montag, ben 2. Sep.
telnber, wieoer ibren Infang nebmen.
-1srau CHARLOTTE @ruf bat iid an
lcetcn Iontag mad Mbinelanb be-
aeben uno miro iid cine ISOLDE lang
BORT aufbalten.
-Srit 9almtsaertncr uno @attin,
BON ct. 2ouis mur0en oieier Gage
ourd oic @cburt zines Sobnfens be.
gliift.
Ger 9cutc nad 81 urtbcilcn,
melde bon unieren SGgern beirngc.
bradt miro, miiiien Die Gihbaien in
bieicnt ,Sabr I'M ~lleberflub porbanoen
iein.
SRI. Warpille @alfer, bon ct.
9ouis, mar mebrcre Gage Der @ait
ser Irls. @iIo. Sic begab lid am
Nontag a,lf Die @oroieite bes Sluiics,
um elm paar Gage bel oortigen Ser.
manbten 81 bleiben.
-Sruu 2ouiie @ilo, SrIs. grna
Yoeldel uno Monica Sednann, iolpie
Yroi. $. 5. Scope, ipobnten bonn
porigen Oounerstag bis gum Cans.
tag ser 2cbrer &%onpention bel, Welhe
in Omenspille itattfano.
81. u. Sdneiber uno @attin limo
am lcetcn Samstug bon st. 2ouis
angefomleI. I'M lire bieiigen Ser
marloten 81 bcludcn, &. E. @illiarns
uno @attin, ionic Srau S6neiber's
gltern, Casper Sdnei0er uno @attin,
IN Smiss.
-Ils bas Heiultat zines 3ipils
oienlt . gramens pllrbe SRI. Coma
@ilo bcnofridtigt iid III @aibings
ton, 9. e. ais Stenograpbilten gum
Gienlt 5ll meloelt. Sbr 8ebalt, per
SSabr, miro $3.50 betragen. SRI.
@ilO miro pabrifcinlid nod in bic.
ier 8ode abreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
90, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die Oiltriftbeborbe bat Irtbur
Suit, bon Sermanr, ltno @m. Cont
nis, BON Canaan retlaiiifi5iert uto
bei0e in &laiie 1 getban. Grlterer
mar borber IN alaiie 3 auf @runo Der
llnterbaltune elmer abbangigen @tl.t.
ter. 2ebterer mar in &laiie A auf
Den @rltno bin, DAB ct cine Satin
bat pclhc iiir ibrcn l%tnterbalt auf
ieine 4rbeit angepielen lit. 9eibe
iino Regiltranten bon 1917.
-Sulius &ooc bcgab ii6 an les-
ten 0icnstng nah Sopfins, Dto., mo-
cr oils 2cbrer tbGtig fem miro Biz CUR
ginberuiung gum Wilitdroicnit. Sies
lit %errn Nooe's 3meiter 2cbrtermin
IN @opfins.
SRI. @elmu &llcoiger mltroc our
@crifts Stcnogropbiitin fitr Den
32itcu Wcridjts &reis crnonlt. Sri.
Gue0igcr miro oic Stcllc bcfleibcn
bis sltr Hilffchr 0rs SCrru Cole. bonn
MilitGr Gienit.
-Sroillc Erice. Sobn bon G. 8.
Yricc. BON WcStittrid, bat lid, fir bic
6lottc onpcrben luilcn.
Or. ). s. @raf fril6er in Ser
mam mpbnbaft, lit elmer ser WGnner
mel6e filr Die Septcmlber Hegiitration
als &egiitror fir Wontgomerp Goun'
tD crnannt wuroen.
-&id)ter 5ranf Snfcn tbeilte inns
nit, bub itd Icin Tflcgeiobn Cher.
man Mabon. lett Monat Mai in
6ranfrcih bcfinoet uno ibm geifric.
ben bat err lei bercits i'm oiditcn
Stanpf0emiihl gcpclen.
-6ront Stepban fam on, lcttelt
Gicnstog bon Davenport, SOMA, bier
an uno miro iid bis 5um Sonntag
bel ieincn 8eripanbten on Mol,te 8
aufbnlten. Damn miro CT na6 Dem
Militdr Eager in Camp Dodge,
Solua, abreilen.
-Senrp 9orih unb Satin, bon
5irit Greet, baben Die Iddridt er.
baIten Dob ibr Sobn Suso iid jett
III Sronfrci6 bcfinoet, als Mit9lieb
ocs gpac. Soipitals Nr. 8.
-Srau q. S6utb bot cine aarte
bon ibrem Sobn crbolten, nit Der
Hadriht baB bcricIbe ii6 auf Der
&ciie nod 5ronfreid befinbet.
-Stonlep &los, Sobn bon Sobn
alos uub @attin, bon bier, mel6er
Ibis Dor Sturgeon bel Der &iiitcn-ar-
tillcrie, in Sort @orren, Moii. ita-
tioniert mar, befinbet iid jet bei ser
Irmee in Sranfrei6.
-Ton ocn bieiigen 2ogen bat
&opal arcanum 6, Die 6. Of g. A, Die
eagles II, Die s. 8. 8. S. 7 unb Die
R. 8. q. 8, @itsIieber I'M @iIitdr.
Dienit Der Ser. Staaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
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