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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Kennebec ice will stay longer this
year than for the past century. ac-
cording TO present indications. remarks
the Bath Times. That is the opinion Of
some. Others claim that the extra
weight Of ice will cause it more easily
to break and go to sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

American EXpeditloDdrE orCtS.
Dear Ma:
l have just been writing 70 Alma
and she was saying il was 40 below
zero in Maine this winter Well it
hasn't been quite as cold as that here.
l don't think it has been much below
zero all the winter. | call il quite a
mild winter here. We haven't had any
snow for a long time. and it only gets
cold nights and then il is very nice
through the day. about like the first Of
April in the States. You have been
having quite lot Of fires around home
this winte.. l saw all about them in
the Journals that I have been getting.
] am going to have it sent TO me here
for three months. | have been quite
busy this afternoon writing letters. l
haven't written SO much for a long
time and | am getting things all mixed
up. | have been reading all the old
letters | have on hand trying 10 find
something to write about. Well. /
probably will not get much chance to
write again for a while and then I will
get few more things to write about,
but l want you to write often and that
will give me something TO write about.
l had a shor, letter from Carrie and
wrote to Christie.
Well, write and tell me what news
you can.
Your loving son.
CLYDE l.. DAMREN,
Co. e, l05d Inf. A. f. F.. via y. Y.
Written to Mrs. NJ. F. Damren of
Fairfield Center. Me,
The following letter was received by
Mrs. Philip Peterie Of Fairfield, from
her son George o. Grover who is in
active service in France with Company
II, 103d L s. Inf. He was wounded
by q bayonet recently but has fully re-
covered from his wound. The letter is
GATED Somewhere in France. Febru-
airy IL, 1918.
Dear Mother:
Just lire 10 tell you that we are
both alive and in the best Of health and
hope this finds you all the same. |
have not written to you for nearly ten
days so suppose you are worrying
yourself to death. l know just how
YOU are. We are enjoying ourselves
very much lately. We have been on
the road and have seen much havoc
the Germans have done in the places
we passed through. The towns we
have been through are q mass of ruins
and it is too bad to see churches,
houses, mills and everything blown to
pieces and only pile of rock where
they stool. You may be surprised TO
know we are in the third line OF
trenches and that the Germans remind
us they are not all dead by dropping a
few shells around us every day. l tell
around US. There are aircrafts Of all
kinds overhead every clear day. and
once in q while we see q fight il the
air. and it is very exciting. Oh. the
Germans are very much alive yet, and
90 every little thing to keep US under
the dirt. It is q great change I tell
you, from a house in the L. S. to a
hole in the earth in France. Albert is
well and happy as usual. ! think he
wrote to YOU yesterday. Ted is we'll
and is here in the dug out watching
me scribble you few lines. All Of us
but few have bald headed hair cut
so as the gas won't bother US too bad.
The Germans sure send over gas
enough to kill us off. They get a few
Of us every 50 often. They also get
their share Of it. 100.
This is al for now and hope You will
write rs often as yau can.
Love TO all.
(signedD GEORGE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
.|vI:|IsI3
RAILROAD

VTyTH3l Portland and Boston; j.
iklltl3I SIS A NJ, Farmington.
Ik&3sli:(N Bath. Rockland. Portland,
Jti3!Sstl Boston. Montreal and Que
1i1e.4J bee $50 A. NJ, Brunswick,
PORTLAND. Boston; $40 p. NJ, local: i.oo T.
NJ, (expressl Brunswick, Lewiston. Port
land, Boston; SIS Z. NJ. Hailoweil. Gar
diner and So. Gardiner. 1852 z. NJ, Lewis
ton. Bath, Portland. Boston. Sundays
3o5 and 1Ul5 A NJ. $40 and lo.52 2. NJ.
Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-l1o A. NJ. Bangor, s.
John, Halifax. sunday morning at lia
A. III, does not connect beyond Bangor.
rs A VI. for Waterville. Bangor, Bar
Harbor. Calais and Aroostook Co.. d A
NJ, local to Belfast. Bangor and Skowns-
gan: X 1.G2 noon, WateEvilie; 2is z. ID
express 10 Waterviile; thence local 20 Bel
fast. Harmony. Dover and Foxcroft and
Bangor and Mattawamkeag; I-5i T. NJ,
Waterville and Bangor. Sundays LIS A.
NJ; $50 A. NJ. $40 z. N. for Waterv!!ie,
PittStield and Bangor
Trans Leave Augusta for Halloweli.
Gardiner and South Gardiner at 6.lS, a.31
A. NJ, go. sis. 1852 p. NJ. Haliowell AMI
Gardiner only 4.G5 P. NJ, Gardiner only
S05 A. ". daily except Monday.
Il Will not run Mondays. February Attn
to March 9th inclusive.
NJ L. HARRIS, Gen'l Passenger Agt.
D. c. Douglass. Gen'l Mgr. Portland. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Mrs. John Mailer Of Bowdoinham
has knit during the winter a large shad
ret, which is realized to be huge
task by those who are familiar with
this implement of fishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.
In Effect January 20, 1918.

; LEAVE AUGUSTA
|; GOING WEST-3.lS A. u =
Portland and Boston; i
SIS 4. NJ, Pennington
Ba III. Rockland. Portland
Boston. Montreal and Que
he1. q 2s 4 II RnInsXick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
OUR BOYS.
: Write from =
OVER THERE

On active service with the
American Expeditionary Forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Augusta Lodge Directorv
CUsHNOC CHAPTER. NO. a3p

Special convocaticn az Masonjr -.
Thursday evening. March l. >; a,s a
WORK in II. VI. NJ degree. Sa,,,,.s
CON pauions are cordially icv.rad ~
tend.
ALFRED c. TURNER. y D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

An article in recent issue Of the
AImy and Navy Journal. relative 10
the original unsuitable ship plan gives
tie credit for it 10 the late Marston
Niles. formerly an officer in the United
States Nay. Il Will BE- Of especial in
terest 70 Maine folks. as Lieut.. Niles
lived in Tcpsham for some time and
the widow is sister u Dr.. Chauncey
Rea Burr Of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Bates college has received bequest
Of $4,000 from Mrs. Charles NJ. Fiske Of
Commonwealth avenue. Boston, whose
will has just been filed for probate.
The will contained public requests to-
falling $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Your loving son.
CLYDE l.. DAMREN,

co. e, lo3d Inf. A. E. F.. via " Y
Written to Mrs. NJ F. Damren of
Fairfield Center, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Is unsurpassed This announcement
Eas made by City Clerk Grassy. who
had Just finished arranging the vital
statistics for February. There we're
Il marriages and IL deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
AUGUSTA LODGE. NO -, E :,
TRINITY CoMMANDERY. No

T. Annual stated conciave ot ,h,s y
mandery vii! be held al the asyl,,r~
FRIDAY evening. March IS, lslS a 81
~ Business OF stated conclsve. err /
ports % officers. Election 0. officer.
GEORGE f. DIXDN. : ,
GEORGE Il RANES =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14

Bowdoin's strongest man. Charles n
sprague, Bath boy. recently left col
lege for active duty with The L. S. y
r F. Reckoned in Kilograms his
strength points total 1869. which is
away ahead OF the 1915 record and his
nearest competitor this year is Charles
4. Hagger-y, whose average is 344
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-14
Odd Fellows Hail
ASYLUM LODGE. NO. 20 aFcu

March 18th. Third degree. Eefrrsbr.-]
r. NJ. BRANN. y. 1;
E. +. WESTON. Rec "a.
CANTON, AUGUSTA, NO. 9, p1
Regular meeting every third Tuesagr
o clock
II. II. AUSTIN. Cap.
A. NJ. DRUMMOND. C..-s
lee - ~. =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

9m IS. Mai 5. S. finoet in Scr
prcshp. 3oor,airhe bel 0rafe (@ools
lam) oas Sabresfelt oes @asconaoe
County 9ibclpereins ltatt; lpo5l1 allc
meitcren unb nibcren Nadbargeneins
ben bcralidit cingeloocn mcrocn. Sic
Geoncr ipcrocl icin oie Goltoren &.
Ibrens, 6. s. &aaie, q. q. Sdntiot
II. u. llpboff ober I'M Sale ser Ser,
binoerung. ocren Sertrctcr. % Sic
amerifaniidc 9ibel. @eiellidaft grobe
@el0mittel brall6t, oa Tie ben Blan
gefoBt, unleren 9ops in ben Camps
nit ncuen Scitamenten at berieben.
(5lt 100000, 10 erbitten mir fir
Oas Sabr cine Defenders quite GoIlcf.
te. 6. s. &aaie, Scfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
%aBt Cure S6nbcTlifcn
2seGer, 9rompter nmo
3,1 9ertngeren 2retCen
- IN Der -
Glettrii6eu
S6nbfltf @erfitatt
8eo. =. Geibacb,
gtsentbimer.
@t9entbimer.

Die Sdmerscm famem iuieber.
"Sor bier5ebn Sabren fanlen mir aus
Dem aIten SaterIanbe," ldreibt Serr
Claus S~oren5en bon Cotton, Minn.
"yteine 5rar lit berseit an einem
ldmer5baften llnterleibsiibel, Der.
llrladt, ipie i6 claude, oltrd St1bl-
berltopfung. Sic ipuroe bon einem
Ir5t bebanoelt, aber feline Meoi5in
bali MIR boriibergebeno; iobalb iie
aufborte, Die TeOi5in gu nebmen,
ltellten ii6 Die Sdmer5en micber elm.
Sic gebraldte Damn Glide Slolden
Mpenfrouter, uno lit ieitbem immer's
geilrno getpeien. Sor slpei Sabren
lit ib an einem idlimnen aatarrb,
mooitrd meine @clunobeit poIIIt1n.
Dig ll1tergraben ipl1roc. God, es mar
11ift mebr als cine SIaide ssorni's
alpenfrdlitcr n0tig, Inn in fl,raer
Set ei1en gang nellcrl Meniden aus
mir 5u Madden"
Us lit io5uiagcn cine eriuielene Sot.
1abe, Dob nod nielnals cine Weoiain
bereltet iprroe, Die 10 piele anerfc,.
gefrnoen unb sic 10 poIIlta,,.
olsc 9efrieoisuns eegebem bnt, lpie
6ornl's alpenfrdliter. 0ieies oIte.
bcfpobrte arauterbeiGmitteI piro
llld)t o''r@ gpotbefer berfauft, ion.
oern Dem SubIifum brett scliefert
aus ocrn Saboratoriltm bon Or. ge.
ter 5abrnep & Sons 60, 25Ot @oib,
lnaton 9lpb., Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19
True translation filed with the post

True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
Is, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
SIT Der Seriornmlung ser bieii
gen Soge oes Sreinloltrer Orocn, ON
letter Tontog 9lbcnb, wllroe beidloi.
len ben 9etrog BON 5000 ocs 2oecn.
fonos in Sreibeits, 9onbs ar5ulegcn.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
Is, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die bieiigc Sc. Of g. 2oee bot
icbt cine 0icnltflagge nit slpei
Sternen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
IS, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-8m. @ittc unb beiien Sobn
Scrnlann, ionic Ben. @itte, fan1en
am Wontag bieier ISOLDE bon Char
lotte. Die crIteren beioen in Inae,
le~genbeiten NIT Ser bieiigen 2ofal.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
--9ei einem Dor Supper" meldes
in McGittrif sl1sunIten oes
&reu5es seeeben ,p,1rbc, lief.
ertc oas bieiige Swaitifa Srdelter sic
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
IL, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Gbas. Sabrncr uno @attin ba.
ben gta6ridt bon ibrem Sobn 2csIic
rrbaltcr, oaB berieIbe iidcr in fsronf.
reid ongelanet lit.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
ls, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-9enrD q. Claus ipur olf fiiuf
Gage llrlal,b bier bel ieinen gltcr,1.
Srant Claus ulb Satin. an Scr
soIes Greet, unb febrte Damn oln Iet.
en- Wtolltog Ibcno ipicber nob Camp
S%lttilton 5llriid. @ie Scrr Claus inns
ttittbeilte iinb iGmmtlide @asconobc
souiltp @ops gciino unb mnlffter. er
agtc Tcrncr, Dab iih bercits cine !
IroBe An3abl Der S6bne bon Bos.
onaoe County IN 6ranfreidL an Ser
Sroni befinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

-6rau 9crn1am Seidmann, bon
Srp Sill, rciite an Iontag 0ieicr
Mofe ron bier mad ct. 2olis 1,nb
lla6 Grta, 40, mo lie mcbrcre $50
den bel ibrcn Sodtern beriueilen
miro.
-Gas tiir5lid ~gehprcne 5Gdter.
ten BON &. 9lpiicr ilnO @attin, bon
Warlfall, no, crbielt oie Ianlell
Dolores elaine. Srail SIoiicr lpar
frilber Sri. Norgarct &. Glinger, bon
Sermann.
Die &lcnf 2umber So. 6at nit
Der Sobns Mamille So. ein abfom.
men 9etroffen, oicielbc in oicicm uno
Den lmlicgenoen Counties at reprG.
Ierticren uno lit oabcr in Scr 2uac inn
&lein- ionic alt6 I'M @rob, Sanbel
INIT allen Isbeitos Sabrifaten, Odd
ern, loipie jcocr onoeren &laiie bon
fobri5ierten 0G6crn uro 0ah.M u.
tcrial icbcr grt 5u l~iefern. Sn iebcr
Staot miro ein Inter SAMPLER er-
llannt iperocn.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
Is, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-0as bicfige Eotbe &rell5 miro
nrn n1fitcn Wontag, onlGblid) ser
6eicr oes Eatriotii6en Cages, in
Sern1unr, cin groBcs Wittogsnlabl in
Der 6rcimollrcrballe ieroicrcr. 9aller
Der WnDl6cit bon bolb 5iuolf llbr,
pornitta9S, bis 3 llbr, nodmittogS.
Frcis per 0coef, 80 Gents.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
1S, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Gos Singipiel ~Gbc Nclp Milli.
lpcId]cs ncllih inter 2eitll1t9
BON 6rult emma Slocontb bier &c
1cbcn mltroc, c~r5ieltc cine Ginnobnlc
pom $50. Na6 9lb5lg oller Iltsgo.
'cn ilbergab Srou Slocomb, I'M To-
llcl1 Der Mtituirfenbcn, bent bieiiacn
&rclt5 Die Summe bon $25
orpic cincl gleidcn 9etrog scr q.
u. 6. q. Niin.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
Is, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sergcant @nt. Carroll lulo Got
in trafcn an Dorigen Srcitag bon
SORT 2eapeniportb, &un., bier cinL auf =.
9eiltd) bel Sruu Garrolrs I
.Ilterl, Do Ncunlanm ST. uno Got.
in. Sergeant Carroll ipllrOe noh
sort Wpllltric, 9. 6. berictt ols
'ilisleiter ser oortigen ,MilitGr Go, =,
ellie. r,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

-|6crn. &ucOcmnnn, Sobn Sbicn
mo alfrc0 &. Wntbcps, uon Eca, be.
fdlocn iid) an lcttcn Wontua bier,
in @cif1itcn.
~Wco. u. <bn Dcriullbtc Dicic
&odlc cine Gurlo0lmg Ticb unb &ibn
II. Sdnciocr cine Gurlooung Sdnuci
lie nad) 1t. 2olis.
-gcn. @utnlam mo @uttin, bon
Mforriion, bcfnlocn it'd ant Montoo
oicier NSohe ulltcr 0cn hiciiacn &c.
il,Glern.
-0rco Gunner lt10 @ottin pltrocn
an Montag Scr porigrr @ohc ollrb
Die 6cburt cillcs lGhtcrfcns erirellt.
6rau Gnincr mar frilbrr Sri. AgncS
Scd.
-Ncnrp 5. McrtcnS, Sol. Sc,nc-
berger, rno Tnmilic, ionic 5. 8.
Wrurot mo WottIn bon Mprriion
b%efanocn lid an pc~rgnl0encn Conn
tag bier, nlli @cilld bel Tcriuauotcll.
-3u Dcrt Vail, mcldlcr ant lcbten
Sunlstug in @uidmcpcr's Nullc &C
gcbcn mrroe, bate iid) cine ltl,oc.
lpobnlih grpbc An5obl @Gite einge.
funoen.
-anoreas Millcr. bon 9ourbois
Tollcp 3lldtfarm, bon Sof Sill,
Mo, lnb Gmil Souocrs, aus Ser
9tnbe Don Ticmon. morcn nllt lcttcn
:Wontag bier in gcridtlihcn Mlrae,
lcgcnbcitcn.
Der Commercial Club miro an
n1diten 5anstoe (olio morgcuD
abeno cine Spc5iol Tcriomnllng
abbalten. SGhit mid)tigc @cIh1itc
licgen Dor; iGimltlide Mit9licbcr
iina o%rin9cno eriuht unucieno 5l
iein.
SRI. Mtcta 2aboubc, Sod)ter bon
Solepb 2nbolbc uno @attin, an u.
3 unb Sol. 5, 3abncr, bon Gcrrp.
billie, Mto. mllrOcn onl letter. 0icns.
tog, nm balb.scbn llbr, pormittaas,
i'm Seim Scr 9raut, 6llrd ben Sodp.
Softer 9encbift gctroilt. Gas iulae
Baar reiite nod oil ocmicIbcn Saae
na6 Serrppille.
-Snfolge bon Ser0noerllnsen int
arrangement miro bic Srenc Greet
Stlle am Sreitae Worgen, Den 10.
Mpril (beute), feline Sdlubfeicr ob.
balten; ferner miro aud BORT fem
Mtittagseiien i~crbiert mcroert. Sus
Eroeram ser SdluBfcier miro crit
INN bolb.5lpei llbr, nabmittogs be.
einnen. 9os Ti,blifiim lit freunb.
litit cingelaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

-Gbas. Sodting. @m. Gidbof
uno beiicn Spbn bon Gbanlpis q. 4
8. ~befon0en iid) on lcbtcn SamStnl
beiuhsmciie bier in Scr Strbt.
-Eaul 6acrbcr ul0 Satin, bon
Toute =, wurocn an porigcn 6reitng
Ollrt bic @cburt cinca flcinrlr
Gtdmnbnltcrs c%rirellt.
go. u. SorOcrbuic unb TonliIic,
bon Berger, bcinn0cn iid ON pcrgon,
gerlen Snmstng mntcr ocn biciigcrl
geillfern.
Sri. 2cnu Sutnll Inngte ant let.
ten GicnStag bier an ltn0 miro iid)
ein paar WOltatc bel ibrcu g~lngcbor-
.igCn, an Nplltc 3, nl,iboltcl.
hilbert @oiincr ncbit 6onlilic.
bon 0ore, beruloen lld allt lcttcn
Samstag, bciudSlpciic. bier in Ger
Stu0t.
-GbaS. j. S6ciNt umn @ottin Do-
ben Ibrc Sarnt pon 80 2ldcr, in Scr
9tlbe bon @crntaun, fiir $1,000 an
Sbos. 9. 9urniclc, bon Ct. 2ollis,
p~erfauft.
-6ruu g. u. @oer lmb Sod)ter.
ipelhe bel 6rou State &cnicl aui @c
ilf, gelpeicn warell, iino an letten 4,
Samstag mieocr noh ibrcw Scin, in
ct. 2ouiS, gcreiit.
Ter Srallcnpcrein Der ct.
@coras Stride miro on 0onnerStog.
Den %. Ipril, I'M SnnI Ser Ct.
@corgS Shule, miebcr Gins leincr be.
licbten aofiecfrGn5hrn 9ebcn.
Die Sfulc I'M 5ricoCnst6ol,
2ebrerin SRI. Sbclno @rcltcr, biclt
an, lcbten Snmatue lire S%dluBfeicr,
81. ipclfcr lid aild cine grobc MT
5abl @ciudcr bon @crnlolm cingcirn-
ben bntte.
-5rou Hoia &cncf uub Sruu
Sattle &lebfcr, oic &narfiinltIerinnen,
Iino am bcrgun9eilcn Spnntag micbcr
nah ct. Souis gcrciit. Sic battcn
iid bier u19cfGbr ie6s @o6cn oui.
gebulten ltno marcn mabrcno oicier
gar5cl Belt intncr icbr beidGitigt.
-gSm. Sacbcrlc fam an, Wontoa
oicicr @od)e ppn Moridall bierber,
INN feline Mltttcr, Srou SrcS Socber.
lie or, ai bclu6cn, melhe in Scr
bcrigu @odc bon Goie bicrber gcSo.
gen lit. Srou &ocbcrlc bat in Dem
@obngcbouoe, auf Dem alien 9rol,.
rei-Gigeltbrm, 3immcr acmictbct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
mlnns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

-SSm. Steffan, Don Morriion
bciunO iid an Gicnstns oieier @pty
inter biciigen 6rcunbcn.
Strait OSluolo Sllt6r lit gcocn
mdrtiQ 81 @nIt bel Hidtcr G6eo. @ra
uilo 0nttin.
-@co. &. @ltcntbcr nlod)te al
lcttcu Snmstng cinclt @cih1itSbcIud
III 81. 2ollis.
-6rou Com. S~urfbarot, BON ct
9olis, bciinbct lid gegenipGrtig bier.
olti @cilld bel ibrcr @,ltter, Sral,
@crulorm &opp, I'M Srieoenstbol.
elmer &. Socp, bormlaligc 2cb.
rcr an Scr biciigcn SodiduIe. bcfin,
oct lid, icbt III Calcutta, Snoicn, ols
Nngcitcllter Der 9(n9lis Suite So.
-0cbrilOcr Illfner, bic bieiigcn
Igcntcn fir Die 9obge MutoS, Der.
f%allitcn Gins bicier sllltos al Or.
Sobn Gngclbredt, bon Stonp Sill.
-Nenrp Sell ltnb Satin buben
iid) onl lcttcn Samstag nod ct.
bcgcbcrl; lpabri6einlid mrrocn
0iciclbcn in 3ufunit BORT mobnbaft
Iein.
8. ". Sdlcnoer, ionic 6rIs.
Glla Folc>5 uno 9llice Srculcr, bon
1t. Souis, marcr 81 Gnbe Ser bpriacn
sic @Gitc bon Grit. Sdlcnocr
tnb Snmilic.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-19

Der @iiiouri SGuB, peIdcr il,
leeterer Seit 5ienrIid eeitieeen mar.
Oefltloct lid lett lpieoer an soIren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-12


A NJ o n G ALL
THE FARMER
Elites, college
a n d otherwise,
there are no O
enthusiast till
ers of the soil
than the girls of
M o n t Holyoke
College, t Two of
whom are shown
in photographs to
the right.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-12

AGAIN the marine corps is in the
limelight - these "sergeantettes" y
in its Kansas City recruiting office.
International Film Service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-12

TIL E WELLESLEY
SOPHS are quoted as
favorites in the annual
race of the O college
w during
commencement week.
International Film Service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-12

THE ENFORCED CONFINEMENT of wounded Yankees 1T the Columbia
Base Hospital is considerably lightened by frequent visits from women of the
National League FOR Womens Service, here shown distributing flowers.
Underwood & Underwood
New Britain herald., 1918-06-05

buried. They entered the office of Col.
Mcintyre at Salvation Army head
quarters yesterday, and to him told
the story:
I'VE were notified of our sons
burial. We know it is in France, but
where We do not know. On mem orial
Day, the Salvation Army will place
fresh flowers on the graves of the
American dead in France We came
TO ask that if you come across our
Johns grave will you smooth it over
and please decorate it?'
Adjutant Raymond Starbard, a
Salvationist ambulance driver, just re-
turned from France to recruit more
workers, was one of those who heard
the story of the white haired man who
formerly served in the navy. Oddly
enough, the name of Peters was one
he had read on he picket crosses of
Picardy. He knew the location of the
grave of Lieut.. John Peters, and more
than that he had attended the funeral,
when the fallen officer was buried with
full military honors.
When the parents heard this news
they were filled with joy. Flowers
will be placed on the Picardy mound
on Mem orial Day, Col. Mcintyre as
sured Capt. Peters and his wife.