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Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
Oxford LAFAYETTE County, Miss Thursday October a. 1918

take these jobs and release the mei
for war work. This must De uohe
Mississippi can not afford 70 ran do"A
on this INSIGNIFICANT task Every able
LI;oa r,.n must work eight hours
aax at some essential enploymnt.
s-a woman must be found to take
the place of every man who is now
engaged in non-essential work.
"Nobody is being asked to work for
nothing, or to work cheap. The jobs
which are being offered by the EN-
ployment Service are good jobs-jobs
which pays more money than can be
earned at home, and in many instances
the wife or the daughter can hold the
job which the husband or fater is now
holding, and release him for es-
sential war industry. This means
more money in the family purse. It
means a patriotic duty performed,
and Is voluntary expression of a de
sire to help te Government in its ne
cessity. Mississippians will do their
duty as in the past, and will supply
the number of men needed on sched-
ule time. There must be no delay.
"ln order to make thiS campaign eff
fective, special instructions have been
issued to the community labor boards
the loyalty leagues and members of
the State Council of Defense and the
U. S. Public Service Reserve. Each
community in the state will be re-
quired to furnish its quota of men.
and it is expected that the quota as
signed to each community will be sup
piled quickly and unhesitatingly.
There is not community in the state
that cannot furnish some men TO sup
ply the present deficiency. and the
failure of any community to comply
freely with the governments request
will be looked upon as selfish and un-
patriotic in the extreme. Let every
Mississippian who can. volunteer in
this small industrial army. All infor-
nation necessary will be gladly furn-
ished by any local superintendent of
the U. S. Employment Service. or the
Federal Director, Meridian"
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN.

We wish TO express our high ap-
probation for the response and coop
GRAFTON of the people in raising the
Fourth Liberty Loan. We wish to
thank everyone who assisted in max
ing the campaign a success and We
are especially indebted to the ladies
for their valuable service. The cam
paign was a great success notwith-
standing the difficulty of properly
presenting the loan to the people of
the county because of the influenza
epidemic. The quota for Lafayette
was $3.50, 900, this was over-subscribed
By more than $4,000. We are pleas
ed to state that the whole country
went over the top" The $4,000, 900,
600 was over subscribed by more than
a half billion dollars. The Eigth
Federal Reserve District. Of the twelve
for the country, was the first ito go
over the top. The Eighth Federal
District is composed Of parts of llli-
nois, Indiana. Kentucky, Missouri,
Arkansas, Tennessee and the Northern
part of Mississippi. Mississippi stood
third in the list of states. We think
Lafayette County is to be congratulat-
ed on doing her part in this splendid
work and everyone who rendered as
sistance should feel double repaid for
helping to bring about the happy re-
suit
Very Respectfully,
GEO. Nj. KNIGHT,
c. Z. SISK.
II. FRIEDMAN,
MRS. II. NJ. FASER,
r. L. TOMLINS0N,
Liberty Loan Committee.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
Personal and Local

Mr. Landrum Leavell has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, where he spent
last week on business.
= Misses Julian Bramlette and Flea
nor Bramlette who attend Nj. 5. C. in
Holly Springs spent few days with
relatives enroute TO their home in
Enid.
Mrs. J. N. Powers is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Donald Duke at
Fort Sill, Okla.
News has reached here Of Rozelle
Russell's arrival in France, where he
was another one of the brave Lafay-
ette County boys ito 20 over the top
and came back with only slight
wound, but he hopes to be able to 60
over again soon.
The many friends of Corporal Ce-
velle Walker, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Walker Of Oxford community
who is Somewhere in France, after
taking part in battle some time in
September, was promoted to rank OF
Sergeant.
Messrs. Bradford Haynes and Gar.
rot Hobson have recently received
commissions at Camp Gordon, Ca, a
Second Lieutenants. Lieut.. Hayne:
1 ;e pnuy xfatsor.I NJ Can,n Gharn,an m
Ohio, and Lieut.. Hobson at Camp Nc
Lellan, Ala.
News has also reached here of pro
motion Of another young man wh'
spent several years Of his life in Ok
ford. Thomas c. Dunlap, who hal
been stationed at Camp Douglass
Arizona has been made Sergeant an'
is now stationed at Camp Kearney
California.
Mrs. J. J. Vance, who was called 4
Indianola, last week on account of tn
sickness and death of her son-in-law
Mr.. Edd Smith, has returned accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Smit
and little daughter.
Miss Monty Harris has returne
home after short visit to friends an
| relatives in Memphis and Tupelo.
Capt. Paul Allen Of Camp Gordor
who is visiting Hon. and Mrs. L. 1
Oldham is very sick.
Miss Addie Louis Baird who al
tends NJ. S. c. is visiting her aun
Miss Mary Louise Nelson
Mrs. Kelley and daughter kathlee
/ of Memphis, Tenn, are the guests {
! Mrs. Kelley's brother. Hon. L.
! Oldham and family.
: Miss Carrie Lee Hampton was ca
led to the bedside of her brother, M
0 Wilburn Hampton in Ferris, Texas
Mrs. J. +. Wilson has returned aft
a short visit to her daughter, Mr.
w. E. Jeffries in Coffeeville.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
SCHOOL WILL NOT
OPEN UNTIL NOV. 4

Dr. Leathers. State Health Officer,
Says Schools. Churches, Picture
Shows. and Public Gatherings viii
Not BE Permitted Until Monday
November the 9TH.
We learn today from the County
health officer A. A Young who has
kept clearly in touch with the preva-
lent epidemic, that public schools,
churches, picture shows, and other
pubic gatherings including Halloween
parties viii not be permitted until
Monday November 4th.
s This will no doubt inconvenience
some who have made preparations for
Halloween parties.
II viii also relieve the minds of the
public as to the reopening of the
schools.
Prof Donaldson is in the best of
health and announces his forces in
our City School are ready to resume
work.
Wrile a great many thought school
would open next Monday. 1t was
thought advisable by the Health
authorities, that every precautions
measure sould be exercised to stamp
out the Spanish Influenza, and it is
thought by Monday week the disease
will be entirely stamped out, and it
will be safe to resume school work,
open The churches, and the picture
shows to the public.
Until then, DIR. Young says that no
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

nv virtue or the authority OF a 't'-
tain Deed of Trust executed to me a
t,7,stee. BY /. G. Driver, and his w'iee
Ella Driver to secure the payment o.
aayt a.sr,- ain Indebtedness due G. II. Murray
q cons which indebtedness is past due
and unpaid. and which Deed Of Trust
anresrs .a,,1 dnIv Of record in the Office OF
tbe G Chancerv Clerk Of LAFAYETTE
Corn,v ',S Mississippi. in deed Of trust
Records. Book YY. Page al ana l
having been requested 70 foreciose
said security. I will as Trustee there,
4 named offer for sale in front OF
the Court House in the town OF Ok
ford Miss. to the highest bidder foI
Cash A. public outcry, within lawful
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

hours on Monday, the 25th day Of
November. 1913, the following describ-
ell land situated in the County of La
fayette, Mississippi, to-wit: Our en-
tire interest in the S. w. quarter OF
Section Fourteen, Township z, Range
one. Also the south part of the North
East quarter of Section Fourteen
Township Seven, Range one, contain
ing Sc and 1-3 acres. The title te
said land Is believed TO be good, but
shall sell and convey title only a.
Trustee.
G. W. BROOKS, Trustee.
f. Oct. 24-3l. Nov. 8.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

Tax books received Tor coIIeclloH y
1918 taxes. which are somewhat hlgn,
or than last year All taxes should
he Maid by December 18th. but can ex-
tend the time for payment Of all eN-
cent the s3.OO road tax which must be
Maid bv the 18th of December. Cail
and paw before the rush.
''''' 6. NJ. SNEED, Sheriff.
= Oct. 24-30.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT

State of Mississippi.
County Of Lafayette
No. 4935. or
To Porter Orange, whose Post oill''
address is St. Louis, Missouri;
You are commanded to appear be
fore the Chancery Court Of LAFAYETTE
County. in said State, on the fouril
Monday of November. A ID. l9ls' u
defend the suit in said court OF Bren
ner Orange, wherein you are defend
This the 2nd day of October, A. d
w. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk.
By Louis stephens. d. l.
W. p. Shinault. Sol for Complainant
r. Oct. 24-30 Nov. 6.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
To - fEnrloysrs of Labor In Nom
E~-a.as@s I~du-trie> In Lafayette
County. Mississippi.

You will take notice, that the Labor
Committee of said County has con-
tinued its meeting Of today until next
Wednesday, the 30th Of October, 1918,
D. m. to y. m. at the County Court
House in Oxford. Mississippi, when
and where il will hear reports Of all
uch employers of Labor.
This will be the final meeting for
this purpose. and all such Employers
falling then to make report, will suf-
fer the consequences of their failure.
All persons will take notice that
the Labor Committee will see to and
insist upon the enforcement of the
Ordinance Of the City of Oxford. and
order Of the Board Of Supervisors of
Lafayette County. and the orders of
the Provost Marshal General as to
non-essential labor and work or
fight
This 23nd day of October, 1918
w. ID. HEDLESTON, Chairman.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice i, hereby given that the
CITY Commissioners Of the City oi
Oxford will meet a; the Mayor Of
fce. on the 4th day Of November, 1918
for the purpose Of revising the assess
ment rolls Of said city. All person.
are notified 10 appear and represent
s...-s- s~s@~s--s- - the --ss.e n-aS -
J.H. LAwSHEE. City CLERK.
Z Oct. q.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

Mrs. Williamson, of Jackson, Tenn,
spent a few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. S. s. Webster.
Miss Lynda Raney is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Lydia Moore who attends
Nelson's Business College in Mem
phis is at home for a few days.
Mrs. Vernon, Of Lamar, Miss, is the
guest of Mrs. s 5. Webster.
Miss Lucy Elliott who attends VI. S
C. is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. W
W Elliott
ccc ....-.. Cl.;lI. - Eo,rnr Ia.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
TYPEWRITER

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS-Order
YOUR typewriter ribbons from the Ok
ford Eagle. Price 75c, ad SC for post
age. Always mention make of ma
chine and color of ribbon wanted.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
Adv.

Neurealgia Of the face. shoulders,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh:
BALLARD'S SNOW LINlMENT
possesses that power. Rubbed in
where the pain is felt is all that is
Necessary to relieve suffering and re
store normal conditions. PriceS.26,
$50, and 500 per bottle. Sold by
A. II. Kendel. Adv.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24
v NJ. C.. A, WAR WORK.

A conference Of Committeeman and
Beat Captains will be held at the
County Court Room Friday after
noon. at four o'clock All who are
interested are invited to attend.
T. II. SoMERVILLE,
County Chairman
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

II you have fine breed Of chickens
for sale, advertise them in the CLASH
fed column of the Eagle.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

public gatherings of any character
will be permitted, and that violations
of orders Of the Health authorities
will be settled in the Courts.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

6e6 cures by removing the cause. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

eee Cures Bilious Fever.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

ee6 cures Malarial Fever.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-24

Adv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

9lm enoe iiebt man luobl, mic mon
leben ioll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Die Earteien nebmen Elattiormcn an.
Semofraten fit Mbidaffnns bee
beatiden ltnterridts in ben
Sdnlen.'

Die Stants &onpentionen Ser &c.
publifaner unb Der 9cinpfraten nur-
bcn fiiralid, reipeft. in ct. 2ouis lnb
in Seiierion Gitp abgebalten rmo nabs
men Elattiormen on iiir sic 1918
&obl &anpagne.
Die Repllblifaner, ionic aud sic
Oenofraten, babcn &riegsplanfcn al,.
genommen nelde ianmtli9c Ganbi.
baten perpflibten allc Mabnabmen
aur 8eiiegung 9eutihlanbs 5l llnter.
iiiisen. 8eibc Gnrteien enooiiieren
Srmlcn Stilnnlredt inb oOopticrten
Gbnlide Elanfen pel6e Die 2egisla.
tllr sur slftion fiir .trrfcne" @mcn.
bements brangen.
Die &epllblifancr Ordngei1 5llr
&orbereit1ng I'M 5uriidfcbrenoc
&Gnpfer lpieoer be,l SSnbuitrien ein-
supcrleiben llno erflarell bab Die gu
ltdnbe nod bein Griegc luabridcinlid)
eincn Sbusaoll notbDenoig ulader
mcrocn.
Sic ucrlangen ben 8i0crrl,f bcs
Sonen Spltcms Der Eoit imo ge-
idiitrns bcs Tranfot,lr Ttipilegi.
1lnlS.
Sic erfldren lid 5llgl,nitcn Der Or
offnllng offentlid)er Slnhercien fiir
Solbotcn uno Watroicn; 5ugllniter
gutter Straben, 9lrbeitcr. .SergiitlneS
@eletc, bDberc 2obne fir Shullebrer
Some.rule fir ct. 2ollis. &onlas
Gitp uno ST. sspiepb; iieuc eintbcil
ing ocs Stautcs in Giitriftc, un>
Steuer 0tefornen.
Die Tempfraten pcrlnngcn boll(
Decentralization 5ur g(ltsilblna 0cs
Stinrn1rchts; erflGren iih fir 0llrh.
fiibrllig Der Geiete, Stin1mberc6ti.
g,ng Ser Solbaten, 9lbidofiing bes
hcutihen ltntcrri6ts in ocn Shulcn
Grlpcitcrllng beg bcrl,flidcn Inter
ridtS lnb iinb 5ugllnIten bon 9lns
leibcn an SoIboten unb Matroicn I'M
fer Dem 9lmoes .2anb= =Grcbit @clct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
@ctcran ocs |iiracrfrieaes sebt ein
snr letteu 9iabe.

YuItboior Shinblrr. Gin Teteran
bcS giireerfricecs. iiarb an uorlgen
srcitaa. i'm bnbcm Sitter bon so Sab
rem, i'm &cin ieincs Sobnes. gllbert
Shinolcr, bel Sipiss. nc CT i'll Den
lcttcrcn rSobren ieine Scinlatb 9ebabt
bate. Die 5roucricicr fano ltatt om
Oiensta9 Sornlittog, lnter 2clt,ina
bon Euitor gSibnlaper BON Orafe.
Ole 9citattl,ng criolatc allI Dem
Ircsbpteriancr 6riebboic, III Smiss.
Scr &eritorbenc lpurbc i'll Sabre
1888, I'M &antcn Glori 9tlictc, i'll Der
Shwci5, geboren unb fam I'M Mlter
pon 6 sobren nit ieincn eltcrn mad
Nntcrito. Die sSanlilic licb iib a,1t
cincr Surm bel SmisS nlcocr, ailT
melhcr Der 8critorbcne bis 81 icinem
Spoc aclupbnt bat. Gr Dcrhelratbetc
iid) lpGtcr nit Sri. llrilllo '9ocld).
0ieIc Gbc mrbc nit iilnI Sobncn
,nnb elmer Tohter Jcicgn1t, Seine
@attin unb ieinc Eohter lino Inn tnl
SoOc porongcgon9en.
Ser Scrltorbenc mar elmer Der
Gionicrc bon @uscpnn0c Gollntp mo
croulbctc bic Gnibebrlln9cn lcncr
irilben Gage, ionic ouh ipotcr Die @c'
fobrcn ,,nb Gnthebrungcn hcs giir.
0crfricacS. Gr mar Gin trcrcS Wfit-
alico Der Nrcsbptcrioncr @cnclnoc
lnb genob Die 8pd)udtl'ng Illcr,
pelhe ibn 0cfdnnt bobcn. Gr 5lntcr'
IGbt bic fplgenocn fiinf Srbnc: sll.
bert Sd)inolcr, bon Slpias; Spbr
Sdinolcr, bon Mobill, Sflo., Socot
lmo Otto Sbin0ler, int Stuot Goli
Iiornicn, i,no Galtor 9lnbrros Shinb
Ter, nclber bel Der grmce III Sronf
| reid lit. Scrncr nod brci Gnfcl Uni
Irincn @rllocr, tSriooIin 5d,inolcr
pon Scrrnann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
Hidter SBco. 8raf cntihciSct bah
Spbn Grass aeiitig scinnb lit
nno befrcit Scniclbcu BON
@prmnnbid)aft.

SSoDn Grass, bon Scrlnaltll mel
der om s. SSimi bon cincr ,Sltrp, bcl
elmer @crbanbllng im gtadlob @c.
riht, ais geiltcsfranf crfannt lno III
fer &ornnnoibaIt ieincs gteffen,,
Gbas. @rass, gcitellt mprben mar,
luuroc bonn Nahlob Hidtcr, Sbco.
@rai, nad) cinem @erbor am lesten
Samstag, ols picbcr gciltig gcinno
onerfonnt ino bon Der &ornulnoidaft
bcfreit.
Grass ihcint erccntriihcr gtotilr
81 icin l,no battc Die @clpobnbcit lei
nc i1mmtlihen @ertbiadcn nit iid]
llnbcr 81 tragcn. Gines Cages I'M
pergongcncn Suni beanb CT iih nah
Columbia, Wto., mo or uerbaitet Wllr.
&c uno mo es lid fa1o Dab CT Nc-
gicrungsbonbs i'm 9etruac pon $12,s
600 in elmer altcn Heiietai6c nit iid
fiibrtc. Sbcriff Oietcl ipurbe benad-
rid)tigt ilno bradte Grass nit ieineh
Bombs mieber nad Serlnonn. no Der
iclbc oann onl s. SUM altf icincn
@ciites5l,itanh unterilldt ilnb inter
Sorlmlnbidaft geItclIt ipuroc
Oiir6 icinc gluipdltc. &idtcr s. ".
9ootb, BON Eocific, llno ". s. ellis,
bon Scrnlamn, lieb Grass Damn cine
g(ngabe bcim giahlabgerid)t cinrci,
den, bob or ii6 uollitGnbi9 crbolt mo
micbcr gciitig normal gelporoen ici.
Grass battc bic folgenocn 3crgcn:
Hi6ter R. u. 9rcucr, Or. &. z.
Sofincr, Or. i. $. GailgbcIl, Gm.
8ilo imb g. &, Hobpn. Scr Sor-
nluhb murbc ourd stihter Robert
8alfer bcrtreten unb bottc foIgellbe
3eugen; Or. $. S. Ridbofi, Sobn
Rciff, Srou SSobn gieifi, Srau 5. 8.
Saicnritter lno 5ral Stlia @berlin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
ibm oas Iesiitrations Gertififat Si,.

ibm bas Regiitrntions Gertififat Slts
ienocn fam.
(c) Srgeno cine Gcrion melhe in
folgc upn &ranfbeit i,nfibig 1T iid
Sur Rcaiitration au praicntieren am
12. September, miro cine fonpetente
Ecrion peranlaiien ii6 on Die 2ofal-
8cbGrbe au mcnoen fir cine &opic Der
aartc unb fir oie slutboritGt bieiclbc
al,saufiiIlcn. 9ie 2ofaIbcbGrbe,
pcnn iic finoct Dab es elm glallbmiir,
bigger 0ono fiOe) Sail ,iit, miro bann
bic Tcrion, als Deputy, bic &artc
a,,sfilllcn Iaiien. 9ie &artc miro
Damn non Scr franfen Herion. per
YoIt. an bic 2ofal 9ehorbe gcianbt.
0ic franfe Terion ioIlte Elm ielbits
a6rciiicrtes, geltempeltcs Gollbert
beifiigen, fir Gin RcgiItrotionssGer.
tificat.
% Srgeno cine Gerion melde mill
filrlih ncrfeblt ober Derneieert 81 re-
giltricrcn, ioIl eines Sergebens idul.
Dig iein l,no ioll, nad ltebcrfiibrling
in cincnt 9iitrift @eridt, beltroft
iperbcn nit @ef6nsnib filr niht ldn-
ger aIs mie Gin Sabr unh iolI oarouf
reaiitriert nerben.
Sci jeber Specifications @ube mer.
oen GIafate eefilnben perocn luelde
Snfornlotion aeben iiber ocn Gbaraf.
fer Der ssragen llnb Die 81 criparten.
Den 9lntiporten.
Gs miro geidldst bob spiidcn brei.
5ebn unb fiinf5ebn bl,nbert iein ipcr,
ben, peIhe an 12. Septcnber in
@asconnbe gollntp reeiItrieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06

nlehl oarf oils ein Srbltitllt pcrfaltft
lpcrbcn, abcr cs nlllB in Scrh1ltnlB
bon nift mcni9er als mic slucl Efino
RoggcnmebI nit iebcn orci Efltno
@ei5enmchI bcrfouft mcrNcn.
Bidder iino ncrpfIidtct 20 Tro-
5cnt Subititllte 81 bcrlucnbcn in al.
len Groouftcn, ausgenommcn Gradr
crs, in pcldc1l 10 Ero5ent anberc
Subititl,tc oIs mic Roggcn ncrlucnoct
iucroen 6ilricn. 9Gder oilrfcn Nog.
aenlnebl o0cr @ricsmchl oIs ein Cub
Ititut peripcrocn in allen Ero0iften
ousgcnommcn Graders, i'm Scrbalt-
nib bon menigitenS = Bflmo bon Rcg-
gen 5u brci Tfilno g2ei3cnuchI.
Gic RcgeIn wclhe GerfGltie ourd
&IeinperfGuier bon @ci5enmebl be.
Id)rGnfcn aui Gin nhtcl cines Safes
in Stdoten ltno Gin piertel cines
sSaiics in biinn beiiebcltcn Oiltriften,
iinb abgcidofft. abcr GG,tfer nerben
bon Der Robritoff Serluoltltng orin.
aeno genotbiat nit @sdBigfeit 5l
faufen unb nidt Su pcriuden grobc
8orrdtbe ein5iIlegen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
8ct6btct anf bcm @clciic Der Yso.
Eae. Sabn.
Gonis Islnd)t, pun 8aseuuaoc, ppm
3ns 3r. 16 setroffcn nnb anf
Der Stelle get6Stet.

2oilis Slu1t, pnn 8osconaOc, fam
am lestcn Wontag, nm bolb.picr llbr,
nahlnittogs, 5u Icii,enl Eooc, inOenl
cr bonn 3lg gtr. 16. Der .lfo. Vac.
9abn getrpifcn ipl,roc, pdbreno or
neltIid) bon Scfmuml's 9lnIt, nnge'
iiibr cine balbc Otcilc pcltlih BON
Sernlann, benz Sableclciic entlang
, ging.
Sludt par 53 Sabre oft, lucbntc in
@asconabc lmo mar alif bent 2otal-
| frabt5u9e nab Scrnlamn gefonmen.
gr ging ipGter lpcltlid. Dem @eleilc
cntlan9, nit Der slbiiht bel @cprg
Sue ein5ufebren, bon Dem CT &artof.
fcln luO Sroubcn fauien nolltc. SSie
cs fam Dob CT bonn ,3uge gctroficn
purbe lit unerflurlih, llOcm or III
ipeltlider HiGtllna gin9 imo Der Sna
|
aub aus ocriclbcn Hihtllng, allo ibn1
entgegcn fam. Otoglid lit cS, Dob CT
iteben blicb I'M ous Sreibbol5 III
5luB Su bcobodten lmo Den beral'
fommcnocn 3u9 niht b0rtc, mcil c,
ctpas lhmcrb6rie mar. Der Sngen
ieur braGte bcn 3ug gum @oltcr
nidt mcit BON Der Stellc 100 Sluhi
aetrofien mllroc. lmb boS 3ugperio
nal nohm Den G0rpcr ocs Scrllnglild
tcn aui oCu 3ug imb brahtc benicl
ben nuh &crlnann. 6lltht mar ourd
Die @cmaIt bes StoBes olli Die Scit'
unb bonn @auptgeleile fortgelhlcilocr
iporoen; Der &orpcr mar habcr nih
iebr ptsftilmmelt.
| Ser Serltorbcne ipltroc in NRcStitt
rid gebprcn, 100 or lih por 32 Sab
rcn nit SRI. Clara Goof, bon Rbinc
Iano, perbeiratbetc lno oann bicl
Sabre auf ciner SSorn in Der 9t0bI
bon Wtc&ittrid mpbntc. SpGtcr 5ol
0ic Samilic nah 8cracr, no ylll6
lGnectc 3eit in Dem Stcinbrllh Dc
Ieeierlln9 bcibiftigt mar. Sor III
gcfGbr 3 Wonatcn 500 bic Samill
nab @nsconn0e, no ocr Scrltorben
| Strefenarbciter mar.
gluBer leincr Satin bittcrl1Bt e
iplgcnoc &inbcr: @illionL Soicpb
elmer uno Saul Sllld)t, bon Gas
conabe; Sralt Soa Gosfcp, BON Gar
9urcn, Irf., imb Srai 2ollra Eidcr
ing, bon @aibington, @to. ,Serncl
au6 iiini gnfcI, cincn 9rllocr, Sugt
SIud)t, bon Sutton, Mo. imb 5lpc
Sbweltern, sSroil geilic Sdopcr. Dol
Wari6aII, rnb sSrau emma Fotton
in Scr Rtibc bon Sermnnn.
0ie Sroucrfeicr fanb itott oln Witt
nod, in @uSconabc, unter 2citlrnl
bon Ealtor II. $. Gnsnlunn, BON Ser
mann, iporoilf Damn oic @ciictl1ng or
folgte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-06
@cisenloie Sage nno luei5enloie
= Wablseiten baben anigebOrt.


+ Nablseiten babcn anisebOrt.
Dtit 9(nfunit Der nellen 8eiaens
erntc bot Die MGbritofi Scrlpalt,lng
ciniqc raoifale SerGnbcrllngcn &c.
na6t in oeu Hegeln Der @ci5enfon-
icrpation. Seood) lln9eahtct Der
MusIi6tcn ailf cine erobe grnte, fam
allie &onlerpation nibt beiicitc gciett
lpcrben; aber cine iolhc Itrenge
Economic, mie bieielbc bonn anteri'
fanil6en Yublifllnl I'M lesten Sabre
patriptiih becba6tet pllrOc, miro nidt
notbig Icin. gs miro in bicieln Sab.
re, nab oen geeenlpdrtigen Tlanen
fcinc mei5enlolen Gage lnb feinc mei'
scnloien Nabl5eiten >gcbcn.
Die nSolb unb Solb" (fiftps
fiftp) Hcgel. melhc perlangtc Dab
nit jcoem Giufaui bon @ei5enmebl
aud cine glcihe Gllntitdt anocrer
Gercolicn gcfalft merbe. lit abge'
| Idoift. Soallsbalter fonne,l Jest eill
Yfrlno Substitlites 81, ieben bier
Gfllno @eisennlebl fallien, ooer Tic
f6nncn @ictorp, ,Mirco- Slours fallien.
cntbaltenb 20 Grosent Snbititutes, in
Der WtiiBle gentiIdt.
9icic @ictorp, ,Wirco. .Slours lpcr.
ocn bon bier Sorten iain: gcrniidtcs
SSci5cn- llno 8critcn Mtcbl ecmiid.
tcs @ci5cn. ,inb &orn.Mebl, gentiid.
tes @ci5en-@critcn. lrnh &orn Webl
lno ecnniidtes @ei5cn- l,no &oggc1.
Wtcbl. @entilbtcS 8eiaens llno Scr.
| iten- -Webl miro inl Scrbdltnib bon ci.
nem Gf,ub @erltemnebl 81 bier
8flmo @ei5cnmcbl iein; geIniidtcs
8ei3en. unb &ornsMebl i'm SerbGlt
niB bon cinem EilrnO &ornncbl 81 4
Bfllno @ciaenmebl; gclniihtes @ci
sen. @crlten. unb &orn-M n-Mebl I'M Ser.
bdItnib bon eincm Eflmo @erItc,l'
mebI, einem Bfi,no &ornmcbl, au S
Sf,lno @ei5enmebl; llnb gemiidtes
8ei5en- l,nb &oggen.Wcbl inl Ser
bGltniB bon niht mcniger als iuic 9
Yfuno Hoggennebl SIT brci Efln>
@eisenmebl.
Oieie Mcbliorten peroen nil
gtifetten Qabels) nit glngabc oes SSSr.
balts pcrieben fem lnb biirfen nidi
5u bGbercn Ereilen bcrfauft mcrbcn
als mie STANDARD" 8cisenmcbl
8cim &alfen bon gen,iidten Mlebl'
iorten ober 9a,,acm @ci5cn. obcr
8rabanumebl entbaltenb 95 Ero'
sent bes 8ei5cnforns. brallben Cub
Ititlte nid)t gefauft 5u lpcroen.
&leinperfdufer, pelde ~Stanoarb
Webl ncrfaufen, niiiIen aleidfalIs
@eritenmebl, Gorngries llno &orn'
n,ebl anbonb baben I'M cine Gontbi-
notion bon einen ooer mebreren Der.
|
iclbcn i'm SerbGltniB bon einenl
Sfltno bes Subitituts 3u icben bier
Gfltnb @ei5eninebl 3li pcrfo,fcn.
.&ein Sanbler Oorf ireenb mclthe oil.
oere Subititl,te in Serbirbitng einenl
Sun0en allfbrGngen.
@o jehob onbrrc Subititute CT.
bGltlid) iinb unh pnn Dem &ailfmonn
gefiibrt merben, oiirfcn oieiclbcn mil
@ei5enmebl berfotit ncrbeil, mcnn
| Der &Giifer bieielbcn pcrIangt, in Dem.
ielben SerbGltni6. Sieic Subititilte
finb: &affirnebI, @ilomebl, Seteri'
tanncbI, unb 8riesmebl, 9feismehl.
SafermebI @rbni,bnehl (peonut
fIourr 8obnenmcbl, &ortoffelmebI,
SiiBfortoffeImehl unb g,ihneisen.
mebl.
] Meines Roggenncbl obcr @rics.