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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
Kauai Schools Close
Gard.n Contest
With VIZ Kappa al! ID ! Lend.
AgrIT"I ural knowledge Cause o
Stimulating Work III Class
/, and School Room

Kapaa School has the honor Of win
ming the first prize in the school Gar
den Contest with percentage o
/ ninety-two, says the Garden Islahd
Lihue, Kauai, of last Wednesday.
There was close race between IN,
schools to see which would carry
away this prize and the i've school,
who won. finished withlna few point,
of each other. W. Fet,ts
The percentages. of the schools Ia
the contest are as follows; vftt..s
Kappa. first prize, $4,000, district
prizes $500, percentage, 90; Waiihea
second prize, 1890, district trise
$500 percentages, oil; Makhweli nm M
/ prize, $500, percentage, 90; Lihua
fourth prize, $500. district prize. KS.o0
percentages, So; Hnnaiei ffth ptl Se
800, district prize, $500. percsnta ge,
es unahoh percentage, II; HoiUa per
eentage, "A; Kalaheo, percentage 72 ;
Wailna, percentage as; Haena percent
age P3j Kauai Grammar percentage
90; Eleelef percentage, 81, Koolao per
eenta2eg53S Hanamaulu peree ntaQe, so
Kilauea percentaRe, 40.
The second prize Of twelve dollars!
given by the Moiihaili, Club. was wor
by the KAPPA School and also the dis
,triet prize Of, five dollars. 2, go ]
The second q prize Of twelve dollars
given by, r. Lind eman, and the dfstric'I
prize, of Aye dollars was.:wOn by Wal
Then came Makaweli with third and
a. prize of eight dollars, which was Ala
given by Mr. Lind eman. - : -,
Lihue captured Fourth plaoe. with
a prize. OF sir dollars donated by FL
A: Knudsen and also their district prize
of five dollars. Y ~ -
Hanalei with . percentage of eighty
seven took fifth place, q, prize of fou,
dollars, which was also given by Mr,
Knndsen and the district prize Of hvG
dollars. ", NV IF.
There are seyeral prizes yet To- bd
awarded, and which viii be done 81,
later on, when they have dniShet
growing. ~ LIT :, 4. ~. i
Altogether there were fifteen SCHOOL,
entered in the contest and il waslc
close finish as the percentage column.
shows. 'I+? ? 4
The Judges were as follows: Waite 4
F. sanborn, Leslie G. Clark, S. W. vii
cox J. dec. Jeraes and W. o. Gro~ell!
Reports, from the teachers. who have
aided the contest work show that macIi
has: been accomplished by this contest:
They say the pupils have gained not
only agricultural knowledge but that
their school work in general. has beer
improved The. interest has been won
derful throughout the contest. One
school madeNa net profit of forty dol
lars on the sale of Vegetables.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
WAR SAVING STAMP
INTEREST GROWING
Street Meeting Win Be Held To-
day-Plans For Childrei's |
Parade Are Progressing I

At noon today there viii be a War
Savings Stamp Street meeting in front
Of the w. SIS. headquarters at Fort
and Hotel Streets. W. R. Harrington
will address the crowd and the Hawai-
ian Band will furnish music. The W.
5. S. committee is out to have a large
crowd and lots of enthusiasm.
Yesterday a committee Of young.
ladies, under the direction of Mrs. Is.
may Stubs, began a canvass of the
business houses Of the city to place
on sale a number of War Savings
Stamps in each, preparatory to Pledge
Day, May p, The committee reports
that the work went well and that the
best cooperation was shown by the
merchants and business men.
Mrs, Henry Damon, on duty yesterday
at the drive headquarters, reported
good sale in Thrift Stamps.
A big "get together meeting" for
the workers, committees, and patrons
Of the campaign win be held at lunch
at the Alexander Young roof Friday
noon. The speakers have not yet been
announced, but win probably be made
InOwn today. Musical numbers will BE-
l special feature of the program.
Plans for the children q parade Sat
Irdav morning are progressing finely
A big feature will be seven brass
bands, which will help. the girls and
boys and Daisy to keep the step from
Aafa Park to the palace. The Hawai-.
ian Band, the Twenty fifth Infantry
band, the Fort Kamehameha band, the
Kameham"ha Schools band, the 81.
Louis College band, the Salvation
Army band and the Boy Scouts drum
and buglr corps will all be there as
Pied Pipcrs .',i. {
The parade will hiatt at the steps Of
the palace and the Governor and Dele
gate Kuhio viii read to the crowd mes,
sages from Frank A. Vanderlip and
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo con
corning the sale of War; Savings,
Stamps. Then Mr.. w. J.. Sherman of
the Army Y. VI. G. A., and Capt. A. !
Prguenaut Of the Canadian Army will
speak and the children win sing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
Of BOYS
. FOR WORKING RESERVE
To- START At ONCE

n Official representatives of the Hawa
iian DivisionAof the Boys Working
Reserve met in conference in the
chamber of commerce rooms Tuesday
TO draft further plans for the promo
stioh Of the reserve in Hawaii.
w. r.. harrington reported that as
new instructions and q bag of printed
matter pertaining to the organization
had been received this week he was now
at liberty to 60. on more rapidly and
definitely in the recruiting of boys for
productive employment during the va
cation. He announced the following ap-
;nOintments as county directors: Oahu,
K. C.. Bryan, Kauai G. F. Loomis, Maui
and Molokai, John Watt, Jr., Hawaii,
Hilo~ (incmdipg Hamakua, Puma and
olaa) w. W. g. NOR, Kohala, P. W..
?. Bluett, KOna, ]. H. Midkiff.
Mr.: Warner reported that replies to
questiOnnaires sent out through the
Territory had bronght' in requests for
nearly 1000 boys to engage in produc-
tive industries in the Islands. He also
stated that the department Of public
instruction, would lend all it's facilities
to the eDrolling',Of boys in the public
sch ools.
It was, decided after careful discus.
sicns to begin at once an active cam
paign of advertising the nature and
end Of the Boys Working Reserve and
to make the week beginning May 81 the
territorial enrolment, week.
1t is, to be understood that tho nam
ing of certain week for emphasis on
the enrolment of boys is not to limit
the enrolment to that period. Enroll,
ment in the reserve may be begun at
once as fast as the subject can be pre-
scented to the DO Us and their interest
aroused.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
BIG ISLAND NOTES

The following school notes are from
feceht Hio papers; z ~ 'f.''E-
= Miss Bertha Ben Taylor, supervising
principal of West HaIaii, Il Ia be III,
owed 70 fent the teachers cottage az
,vaiOhipp,, ahd. r. II. Warrington 5 Of.
! 'er, torrent tie cottage ut $3.50 wear
lSs been accepted BY the board Of 81,
rehvfsors. Rttf!' ~ ' y a.
Some rpighty good looking Sweaters
made by the boys Of the Olaa School
for the Red Cross are displayed in the
windows Of the f. N. Holmes Store.
The. boys who did this KNITTING are all
HetTeeh ths"ages Of ten aud fourts6n
years. F. ".E. ,'"T E&H4,, #ttel 3
Some Of the very excellent work that
Is being done by the Hilo High School
boys in the vocational department "a
on display in the hardware store IL
Z: c. Beamer in Front Street Tables.
chairs stools and other pieces Of furni-
ture that might have been made BY the
famous Roycrofters are among the arti-
cles in the window. ".E' .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
.LANy!DSTAG REJECTS
EQUAL. SUFFRAGE
War Lords Of Prussia Defeat Ef
fort To Give Common People F.,
I Voice In Government '''

b AMSTERDAM, May 15-(As.
ISOLATED Press THE war. lords
and the nobility won another vic
tory against the peopls of Prus.
STA yesterday when : the lower
house Of the Pfussian3 Landstag
rejected a motion to restore the
equal suffrage provision to. the
franchise reform bill. 49,,
= As originally planned and
drafted the s0-called franchise
reform bill contained provision.
extending equal suffrage through
ont Prussia. In other words, it
provided that each man should
have one vote. Under present
conditions the franchise IL very
unequally divided the nobility
having a. preponderanoe of the
voting power and the commonal-
ty comparatively little.
Following serious labor disturb
ances and rapidly growing dis
affection toward the war, the
kaiser, against the, opposition of
the war party, which includes the
nobility and the big manufac,
turers, promised that genuine
franchise reforms should be
made.
But the promise was not car,
ried SUIT. The equal suffrage
provision was stricken from the
bill even before it 'waj intro.
dured, and a modification that
gave the common people little
more voting power than at pres
ent was substituted. Practical.
ly the only material change in
existing conditions as intended
by the. bill would be to give the
city of Berlin a afew.more votes
than at present.
This camouhage reform bin
has aroused, again the discomfort
Of the people and strong Opposi
ton has developed TO the meas
ure us before the ,landstag.
Chancellor and primo minister
Won Hertling is being blamed for
the failure of the government to
carry out its promises
SO strong did this opposition
become that an attempt was
made to restore the eaRal suf
frage provision to the bill in or.
der to placate the people, but
this attempt has met with failure,
the lower house rejecting the mo
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
KAUAI scHooLsNoTEs

On the evening of Friday, May II,
tn" Kauai High and Grammar Schools
viii give free entertainment ut the
Tip Top Thratct, I.ihue. IN patrons
and friends nr" cordially invited to be
present
tn chi,urn " the Hanalei School
expressed their patriotism on Liberty
Day Ly the purchase Of ll9 Thrift
Stamps ard twelve War Savings
StamrS. The c"""l'ment of this school
is Ouly l22 This does not represent
I'll tn" SrNln"s thar they have made as
they have 80" WORTH Of Liberty Bonds
rnl '"'1"H in Wa Stamps ana $10G
worth OF Thrift Stamps.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
AMONG The LARGEST BIC ISLAND SCHOOLS

TT MON SCHOOL, the largest
-NI in the Big Island, at Hilo
49, has adopted military train.
~ ing as part of its curricu.
lum. The top picture shows several
hiinrired men at rest during their
morning drilling exercises.
The lower picture shows the
members Of the fIculty Of thu NOV.
eminent school at PapaiI,ou, Ave
miles ffom Hilo. This IL the largest
school outside Of Hilo in the Isl.
and Of Hawaii, Virginia Augusta
garvalho being the principal Mr..
Caryalho has been with the depart
ment Of education as q principal
and teacher since 1893 and was for
q time supervising principal for
East Hawaii. = ! =.
In addition to the principal there
are In the picture Mrs. 0. k, Eeite,
Miss T. Nakatsukasa, Miss E. vii.
he, F. Ignacio, Mrs NJ. Washburn,
Miss =. Copp, Miss X. b. Beveridge.
Miss Genevieve Carvalho, Kunp Kai
Chang, Miss f, Adrey, Miss w.
EFdman and Miss Patterson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
MAUI SCHOOL NOTES
: W. s. 5. -

Rev. G, A. Nelson, of Canton, China,
gave II very interesting address on Sat.
urdny evening to the Lahaiua luna
students on life in China. says the
Maui News, Waikiki, of last Friday.
Land is 70 be condemned for the ex-
tension Of the Lahaina School grounds
as soon as possible. About two acres
are needed for new four,room school
building, and several teachers cottages.
The supervisors have instructed the
county attorney to get busy at once on
the matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17

.FopmsrIE 4 regarded blindness as
lightly as possible, but now / attempt
rto' appreciate, the, ,tr 70 magnitude, of
the conditions Of which, it is produc-
y Because. would like to, have sight to
aid me In writing, perhaps feel its
absence more keenly than thS average.
The horrors Of the most diabolical war
in the annals OF history have been
brought to,the United States, Hni' when
the chaotic state Of thu world, no long,
.er prevails, and the Nation, can de-
vote some confederation TO Its. blinded
heroes I feel my Obvious duty is to
give myself, as far as / am able, to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
RING AHDMATHgIES
FROAAEFIH |. MAINLAND

SEAFFkE; April l7-Im, Barry OF
San Francisco was outcievered in every
round by Mick King at Dan Salt /
arena last night Barry was game and
willing, but that let him ont. OlairC
Bronco aud Frankie Tucker toed O
draw, though ii was generally agreed
Bronco had the shadss- Chef Neff wor
from Mike Pete. y '.f. 80. =
LOS ANGELES, April I7-Joe Ben
iamin. the Portland, lightweight, won
Humidity last night from Yonng Fritz a.
DoyIe's arepa,T The =. Southerner wa
helpless before BenjEmin.,
MILWAUKEE Wis. April Ito,
Fagrn of Boston was given a news.
paper decision here last night over Kid
Tod Lewis, the so'ealled weller. wei ght
champion. Eagan led In what fighting
th"r" was with Lewis doing lot Of
stalling.
SAN FRANCISCO. April lS-Jimmy
Dutfee used his left hand to advantage
in last night . main event in the
Em"rvVille tent and won the decision
over Young Brown. Other bouts: Joe
Franklin, decision over Frank Brown
John Conde,. decision over. jimmy
Andrews Wild Willie Web ana Frank
Hrnney, draw John Arrousez and Lee
Johnson. II draw; joe leopold, decision
over Ed German; Young Dixie, decision
over Kid Romeo. )" -"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17
GROUP.

This disease is SO dangerous and SC
rapid in its development that ever,
mother of young children should be pre-
pared for 1t. 1t is very risky to wait
until the attack Of Group appears and
then send for medicine and lot the child
suffer until it can be obtained. Cham
be lain s Cough Rene " is prompt and
cf"r'ual and has never been known to
fail in any case. Always have bottle
in the home. For sale ny, ell hra 'ers
benson, Smith & Co., LtdT ager is for
aWaIT-Alvt. ID.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-17

assisting these gallant men to face tho
world,
Certainly I know what blindness
means. The condition of the blind
is too pathetic to be regarded lightly,
and the hope to which refer is that
1 may be able to assist in MAKING
them Of more use to the Nation, AMI
the world.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-27
Eaitpr ltpbpff, BON Slanb, Der nenc
Ercbiscr an Ser hiciiscn 3D. 6.
8cmcinbe.

Gaitor N. +. llphoff unh Sonlllie
iinb om lebte,, Rontag nodl Scrmann
ec5oecn. GnItor llpboff m,trbc allf
&onferen5 Scr beutid,cu 90. 6. Stride,
in GblporbsbiIlc, Sms.. gum Grcbigcr
Der biciigen SO. 6. @rmeinbe ernonnt,
irn6 miro cbcnfolle sic Nf. 6. @emein.
sc in Oiaae bluffs. in Der 9tGhe bon
SScffcrion Gitp, hcbienen. Soitor s.
6. Sellers ipnrbe fir cine greoiger-
iteI(c in Soma ernannt.
glrbcrbem muhte oie Gonferen5
nod oic foleenben Grnenn,,ngen:
gaItor gs. s. Ssler, SaIcm; Baitor
g. gt. Sdnibt, OmensbiGe; gaitor
6. 6. 2ot. Guincp, Sn.; gnitor s..
Ricocrhrtb, 8roppille, ST.. lnb go.
l flor s. 6. Ereiil, Samestoipn.
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Ginc iuabrbaitisc Tiid,scidihtc.
Gbm. Manberiec fangt nit bloRen
SGnScu cinen 4.pfiinbiscu
Gatiiid.

PIN lcttcn SonlStag ling eolu.
(bitih @anoeriec nit icinen hloben
$oGnoen cinen Gntiiib bon GA EfilnO.
Sos ltntbicr mar bcinoge 9rob gen,g
Inn Den Gbip, iungcn luo ldludcn 5il
fonncn.
Com. bcionb ii6 in clncm Shift
in @luiIton Chute, olli orn SScgc
bon iciner Sslnno 6urn nod Scr
nam, nlS er cincn groBcn Slid be
ncrftc, wclhcr ans bcm iridtcn @ol'
Ter micocr in oos ticic @oiicr 5u 9c'
longcn iuhtc. 9nicb cntlbloiicn,
Iprona scr Con- III bas fuum 6 3oll
tieir @aiicr uno trobOcln cr MIR icinc
bcibcn lcercn @Gnbc 5llr %crIilaung
hattc, 1clong cS linn bcnnod nad)
tur5cnl aonpi, ona llngct0illa III icln
Shiii 5u wcricn ln0 BORT icit5ubln
brn. Gen Goiiiid) bradtc CT nod
&crnlunn, no bericlbc 6onn an
Sonnto0 lnb Monin9 Die SlciitDnotl)
gang bcoclltcnb crlcidtcrtc.
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ssran s. W. Campbell, bou Slanb,
heibct ans bcm Scbcn.

sSro1 5bcreIo Campbell, @ottin
bon s. gf. Campbell, mlrnc OIL
SnntStno, ben IA. Scptcnlbcr, nad
picliiiDrigcnl 2ci0cn, IN ibrcm &cin'
in @lono, pom IoOc nhbcrlicn GiC
Sroucrfcicr fon0 Itutt in @lon0, nnl
pnrigcn SicnStog, ltutcr 2citlrng 0cs
glcltcltcn ". 8, Scott, pon Glbon.
Die Sciietl,ng eriolgtc OH oun
Union 6ricobofe,
Die @crItorbcnc mar ENC Sndtcr
bon g(uguIt &rucoer mb Gjottin lmb
bcrbcirutbctc iid nit s. Wf. Camp,
bell i'm Sunni 1904 Sic mar Elm Wtit.
glicb ser Gbriitli6cn Stride BON
@luno lnb trotoCm iie ieit longc11
SSobrcn innolih mar, crtrllg tic ibr
llngliifli6cs Sdidiol nit edit drift.
li6er 9fllbc llnb Gntinglrna. Sic CT
frelltc ii6 GROCER @cIicbtbct bel alien
mclhc iie fonrten.
gluBcr ibrcm trnltcrnOcn CSotte1
bintcrlGbt lie nod ipci Sinbcr, Wfas
rie Is uno Gpclpn 9 Sabre alt; fer
ner ibre bodlbctootc lDtrttcr inO fol
gelloc @cihlpiIter:: GborGcS. @enrp,
SSobn, 9luguIt lmb gSilbelm &rllcgcr,
lolpie eSrall Gbos. Tocbl, i}rou GSrit
Rocbl ,rnb sSrau Com. Serril.
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6ran 9llunsr Snbbs, upn Slucnsp1lle
id)cibct aus bcM Scbcn.

6rou Sorab Suhbs, t9ottin bon
slon5o Subbs, Wtnpor Don Sipcnss
bile, lit unl per9angencn Sarllstng,
lrn G::25, abcnDs, in ibrelll Selnl IN
Smcnspillc. I'M glltcr bon 50 Sabrcn,
10 Monatcn llnb 25 2o9en aus Dem
Scbcn gcidieOcn.
Gie Srauerfcier fnilD ltntt ON less
ten !tittmoh, in scr TresbDtcriancr
Stride in Smcnspillc. iolpie eleldIalls
in Der 9ibertp 9aptiltcn STRIDE, IN Der
Nabe bon Canaan. 8eiieslma crfol9-
te ouf Dem 2ibcrtp 9nptilten 6ricDr
boIc bel Canaan.
6rau Subbs iuar cine Sohter ocs
berltprbcncn S. ". @illnrb uno Del
ZEN Satin, bon Canaan. no JIG ald
Oiclc Sabre nit ibrem @nttcn &C.
mobnt bat. gluBcr ibrem 8atten blr'
terloBt Tie nod cinen Sobn mo orel
Sohtcr, mclebe ben Gerllllt elmer lie
bebcIlcn, pflisbtgetreucn @nttln nm
vtlltter tici bctroucrn.
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0riinSer bes Euitamts in 9tcb yirS
lit in 9oplar Bluff, no,
aeitprben.
S.S. Snidmann, friibcrcr Ginmofnc,
ppn 8aseunabc Gunntp, ideibct
ans benz 2ebeu.

slm 6reitoa 9iorgcn, Den 90.
Septenber. itarb in ieincm Scim, in
Ypplar Slufi. NO, s. 8. SuIh
mann, i'm sllter bon 50 ,Sabren.
Scr @crItorbcnc mtrhe III 9op,
@asconaOc Gorntp. nls Sohn bon
&aitcn 9uIdnlnnn mo Satin 9ebo-
rcn. McIc Sabre bctricb cr cin &ant
nonns @cih1ft in 9tcb @irh lulo
griinoctc ollb bns bortigc EoItant.
SpGtcr bctricb CT Gin tibnlihcS &c.
ihGft in Wc@irfs, $40, lnb Dor 12
,Sobren cr6ffnete CT Gin Grocery sc.
ld,Gft IN GopIorH Bluff, mcldcs CT
au6 nod sur 3cit icincs GohcS be
trieb. S86brcnb icines 9lufcntbolts
in Mcb 9irb bcrbcirothctc CT iid1 nit
,SrI. lfinnie Wtcllics, bon @oollnl
9lubcr icincr troucrnocn Satin
billtcrlGbt er nod smci S0bnc, @orrn
@ul6uonn, bon Camp Eifc, Nrf.,
uno Cigar @uid)mnm bon Eoplor
Bluff; fcrner 5luri T0ftcr, GlGo lmh
Moggic, in Gpplar @lllff; fcrncr pier
8riioer, Gbeobor lutb $. @. Nuh'
mann, bon 0on, Sohn &. @ltldnlon1.
bon Sncrsbillc lm6 6. 9. Wrld)
mann, bon California, Mto.. lmb 5lpc
Shmcltern Srou GonroO @rcbc, por
@op unh SSrou s. %. Stocnncr, Dol
Wtillpollfcc, @isc. Die Troucricic,
ionb itott om Sonntog gtohmitta9 ii
Eoplar @li,ff.
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Clucnspiae u. 3.

Gus sSei5cnorcidcn lit bier noh
ilnmcr nid,t bcenbct; nonc Ncl5en'
lt0de ionic Yei6merlidfcit i'm Scr.
i6oiicn ocr 0rcidapparotc iino Die
Shulb on Scr Scr5ogerung
GaS Storm reiit langialn. Sn oel
Silaelu miro oos &orn cine Scblcrnte
iSein.
Senrp Ioepte unO 5anliIie bcsabel
iid an pcrgullgcncn Sonntua nah
9cOl,t, lml Toitor u. s. ltpboffs slb-
id)icbsprcoiat 5u bsren. 9Saitpr LIP
bpii unb ,Somilic bobcn bier 5oblrcihc
Srcunoe.
2pllls ". Hpeb lit nah Der Geo.
". sSbitc 6arn gc5oscL Die Serr
2ocb Dor Sturgeon gcfallit bat.
Die ncniiden i6lpcren &egengiliic
baben bic Stroben mb Die 5lrtDen
10 lcbr periuoi6cn baB bas 9feiien per
s(uto ihnicris lit; bics lit gon5 be
iouners in Glop Solunibip Der 5all.
sSrou Carolina Sd)rococr begab
ii6 om ucreangenen Sanstag nad)
gfppal, lno miro fitr ldngerc 3cit
bel sSrau S5obn 2orts blcibcn.
Die 9eritciseriln9 bel 8co. @bttc
tpor gut beildt lno sllles bradte
and, quite Yreiie. ssnfolge Der 0ebl-
ernte bes &orns nuroe lebenoes T1eD
Al, iebr nicoriacn 9Sreiien pcrfauft.
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2 t o | pc.

9lllc llnirrC Inrnncr iin0 ictt Ilciblq
nit hcm Mci5cninen bcld)1ftiat; &c
miro Elm 0iltcs Sbcil mCbr 1ci0ct mcr.
6cu ula i'm NnrinbrC, ullo man it6rt
OCn &nn6uum icbt nld)t, nit lmno
tDigcn 9Iufcntbalt.
0ir SduIe I'M poppe 0iitritt be-
ginnt am nG6iten Montag, oen lebten
September. Sri. SSoo Dtocdli miro
ocn llutcrridt lciten. SIN Stolpc Oi'
ltrltt lrntcrribtct SRI Subba, bon
Smenspillc. >SeBt beibt cS TlclBig
9clernt unD brap icin ibr jllgenolidcn
2e1then.
0crlnan &rcpel uno Srall, Don ct.
&ollis, bciud)tcn leste gSohe ibre
Gerlpanoten oabicr un0 rciiten an
lcttcn SanStog Dicbcr nah St.
Nulil2 3lltllu.
1rls. gSclma mo Wtnnoa 0romn
bic bier bci ibren @ltcrn oltf langcrcr
3cit 81 gciud luaren, rciitcn oieie
@odc mic0er nod Sartshurg, ibrer
3cimatb.
2lm Sonntae, Den =. Ottobcr, lulro
bier III ocr Stird)c 0as OlcsiuDrige
Grnte 0anfieit eeicicrt lucrocn, lpo'
81 ollc frellnbli6It eingelaocn ino,
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept.
26, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
9iobert Bod, Der in Gienf Sntel
Sam's IN CAMP 5unltpu ltcbt, mar
a,li einige Gage llrloltb bel ieiltcn Gl'
tern, Gbns. u. 0od lmo 0attin, ort
9eiud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-27
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