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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
CALL FOR SHIPBUILDERS.
Gov. Graham Issues a Proclama ton
States Quota Is 1890.

MONTPELIER, Feb Late yester-
day GOV. Graham issued the following
proclamation: The Keystone of the
present emergency is ships. Ethan Allen
never hesitated; his Green Mountain
Boys never faltered The government
calls for 800 Vermonters to build ships.
Robert W. Simonds of Montpelier, Yer
mont director of the public service re-
serve, is enrolling names of men ready to
enlist in shipbuilding There are enroll
ment committees in all sections of the
state. 1t is unnecessary to leave present
occupations abruptly. Enroll and remain
at home until assigned work in ship
yard. This employment gives adequate
compensation, together with the oppor-
tunity to render patriotic service of the
highest order This work is especially at.
tractiye to men who ares deprived by
slight physical disability or dependent
families from enlisting in the fighting
forces"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Motion Picture Attractions.

Today and tomorrow Marguerite
Clark will be seen at the Princess the
atre in the Paramount feature, Bah 6
Matinee Idol, which ran in the Satur-
day Evening Post, written by Mary
Robert Rinehart.
Today the Empire presents Pearl
White in The Fatal Ring, and The
Queen of Spades, a special art drama
Tomorrow Nine. Olga Petrova in the
Metro super de luxe production, More
Truth Than Poetry, will be an attrac
ton
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07

Eddie Rlekcubacker, one Of the fast.
est auto drivers in the world, is now
IN the aviation service, and has won q
commission as lieutenant. Rlcken-
hacker was until recently the driver
for General Pershlng In France.
when l,lckenbacker volunteered af
ter the declaration Of war he was
made top trgoaut and soon assigned
10 drive the commanders car. Be
fore culi.,iug he tried 10 organize 1
corps of rnciug divers and mechanics
To enlist ig t,ls aviation corps. Thu
venture didn't pan out, so lie himself
took the opth and joined the army.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
FRANKIE MURPHY ENLISTS

United States Aviation Corps.
frankie Murphy, the well-known
Denver buNlr-lS going to pack up his
flght ruitts soon and take flier into
a game that takes more wind and
nerve than tossing gloves in ring
ever did. The Denver scrapper has
enlisted in the United States aviation
corps and viii fly the coop right away,
rs he is liable 10 be called any day.
Murphy Is d product Of the annual
u. A. G. tourney Of several years ago,
and has fought some OF the best light.
weights IN the country.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
FOR LUMbAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly II Relieves

You just rub Musterole in brislSly, and
usually the pain is gone-a delicious.
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Musteroie is clean, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. Use it instead
OF mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly sll you what relief IL
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, Group.
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago pains and
aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet.
colds of the chest lit often prevents
pneumonia). Always dependable.
80 and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
MONROE LOSESANM
First Prominent PUgiiist Thus to
Suffer in Great War.
CAME OF FIGHTING FAMILY
At Time o. Enlistment Was Known
World Over as Man Who Had Won
a Decision over Jim Jeffries-
Was Born Fighter.

Jack Monroe Is the one prominent
pugllist to lose an arm in the war in
Europe, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
When a lad Jack chopped off half of
his right foot. So now he is minus IN
arm and half foot.
Jack went from Canada 70 join the
British army In Europe. His was a
voluntary enlistment, for he was born
In Chester Pa, IN 1877. All Canada
and England talked about Jnek's enlist
uent, for he was then known the world
over as the man who had won Il deci-
sion over Champion jim Jeflries.
But Jack was a born fighter, and
he never loved anything better than a
scrap. At that, Jack came of q fighting
family His father WAS q man of small
stature. bar his mother was more than
six feet TAN. lie had four brothers, all
over six iuct tail and older than him.
self.
Drifted Into Mining.
When Jack was twelve years old his
Two brothers and himself travelled TO
Nevada. lie had IN uncle in the min
Ing business there aud the boys natur-
ally driftcd into the same calling.
From Nevada one brother and Jack
went to Butte. There he went to school.
lie was a husky lad aud soon joined
the football team, playing the posi-
ton of left guard. When Monroe com
plcted his high school term he went
back 10 mining. Later ne played on
the football team. That was 1905 and
1896. in those years his team beat
every organization west of the Missis'
appi river.
Wparan was the lightest man in q
rush line that averaged 30 pounds, set
be- held his position for two years
which shows what good player II,
WIS.
Went to San Francisco.
After the close of the season, Mon
roe went bnck 20 mining ard was mad,
mine boss "a the first four levels, will
100 men under him. lie had saved
500 and got the ideu one day to visi
san Francisco.
He played football with the hi!
olympic a. 4. team anu luclueutHii,
went out and boxed with the big fight
ers who came to san Francisco t.
train. up toyyd q lot with Jack OI;rici
and jack ,Nluaut and learned all h
knew up to thc time lac went East wit
M0fut
About @ mouth after his second sea
son with g. Olympic club hc entered
boxing tournament and wen the ami
teur heavyweight championship b
knocking out MilEard in three round
and Gallagher I'm two rounds. Bot
bouts were scheduled to go fou
rounds.
After that AIilward and Gallaght
won championship events, which mad
Monroe think we'll of himself as
boxer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
GIRL HELD FOR TRIAL.
Anna Boutah of Alburg Center Charged
with Abandoning Child.

SWANTON, Feb. Miss Anna Boutah
of Alburg Center was arraigned before
Justice OF the Peace =. j. Audette under
the statute which provides a penalty for
abandoning child under two years old so
its life is in danger. Town Grand Juror
K. W. Jocelyn prosecuted and F. G.. Web
,ter appeared for the respondent. The
maximum penalty for such an offense is
imprisonment for ten years, or a fine of
II 900, OF both.
Much of the testimony introduced by
the respondent was calculated to show
that the young woman probably was sui
iering from some mental alteration or
arrangement and il also developed in the
course OF the hearing that the same condi-
/ tion was shown by some of the states
witnesses Because of this bail fixed was
low $500 She was held for appearance
at the March term of Franklin county
court. From the testimony of one wit
mes. it was shown that the girl called at
one house in Swanton and asked if she
might leave her baby there while she
went to Alburg and back. The girls IA
Their, Joseph Boutah. became surety and
she returned home with him The baby
remains. temporarily at least. in charge OF
the Swanton town authorities
1t il understood that while the girl was
in the hospital in st. Adams someon,
wished to adopt a child and she was ad
vised to allow them to take her baby, but
She refused to do so, saying she wished
to keep her. Sheeseemed very fond of tn,
baby. The girl was visited after tn,
baby's birth by her sister, who wa
anxious TO take her home at that time
The doctor in attendance refused to lie
her go, but said if there were no compli
Ications he would allow her to 90 hom
Monday and she left the hospital tina
morning with the understanding that sh
was going direct to her home in Alburg
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
STARTED WITH RUSH.
Team Els Getaway Gave a Lead That
Team F Failed to Overcome.

beam F, by rolling ass in the first
frame on the Masonic alleys last
night. secured lead that could not be
overcome by team +, although the latter
secured the next two strings, and there
fore split the points The final total was
team + l,3l2, team f l,306. Streeter's
ll9 was high single and secured high
total at 279, with three or four others
stepping on his heels
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07

donia County Farmers association. A. F.
Stoddard of Sutton was elected president
and a resolution was adopted asking the
government to keep all help on the farms
this year for speeding up productions. 1t
was unanimously voted to form a $1,000
corporation for the purpose of handling
fertilizer, seeds, grain, feed and agricul-
tural machinery. J. +. Carrigan of Bur
lington and Dr. Reed of the bureau of ami
NAL industry at Washington were the
principal speakers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
Lead of Team from Start to Finish on
the Odd Fellows Alleys.

Team G led team c from start to finish
on the odd Fellows alleys last
evening and eventually rolled up l,225
points to ,l53. Jacobs was the only man
To 90 above the century mark for a single
string and Cakes with POI had the high
est total
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07

day again broke the regular order of the
mails Mr. Stearns made his trip from
Wilmington to Brattleboro Monday morn
ing and returned Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Taylor. who carries the rural mail
made his trip late Wednesday, as soon as
the roads were opened
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
MARLBORO.

Miss Gertrude Locke was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Melrose hospital
Jan. 81 She is said to be making good
recovery.
Some of our schools were entirely
closed Monday and Tuesday; Tuesday
morning being the severest morning
known here in many years.
! The storm Of Sunday night and Mon
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
! FARMERS ORGANIZE.
Will Handle Fertilizer, Seed, Etc.-Capi-
taliZed at $1,000.

ST. JOHNSBURY, Feb 7.-One hun
dred and fifty farmers braved the temper
allure of 20 degrees below zero and at
tended the annual meeting of the Gale
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
Try a Cup of Our Coffee

tomorrow morning. You will find it
much different than the ordinary. 1t will
be richer in flavor, more fragrant in
odor. Moreover it will give you plenty
Of vigor with which to start the day,
the body Of the coffee being far more
stimulating. Order a pound today and
commence enjoying perfect coffee to-
morrow.
F. L. LOWE
! so Elliot st. Brattleboro
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-07
TEAM G HAS BIG LEAD.

4l2 454 44O-l, 306
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

SSSlini, murbcn in oem Sbon.Ofcn bel
Sobnion Station IN @asconaoe
Gountp, gum erIten Wal Die Seuer
ent5iinoet. mas bcn Infare elmer
iuidtigen Snouitrie beseidnet. Seit
iiber 6 Wonaten lpllroc BORT on Dem
9all oes Ofens unb Ser @ufitellung
Der Waidincn %eearbeitct, mas cine
Auslage bon iibcr $4,000 perllr-
iadte. Oieie Snbuitric miro unge-
fabr 20 Iann beiddftisen, nadben1
Tie in pollem 8etrieb lit. Ser Ofer
muB s Gage uno Gsddtc beitanoig &c.
feuert mer6en. bepor er fir Die Scr
itellllng bon Sbou i'm geeisneten 3lt.
itanb lit. SSn Der NGbe oes Sfens
muroen Seitenseleiie eeIeat l,m Sen
Sbon rerIaben su f0nnen, iobaIb Der.
ieIbe geniigcno abgefiiblt lit. Wan
iaat, Dies iei Die einsige oerartige
Mnlaee in ben Ser. Staaten umb
inenn iid berielbe p%rofitabeI ermeiit,
Damn merben nod mebrere oerartige
Sefen crballt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21
Sdredlid seplast.

SNreHltN gepiu9l. D3lpct SuDre
lang wllroc i6 ihrcdlih nit Rbcll.
matisml,s geplaet," idrcibt SScrr
Soiepb Oraselpsfi bon Scranton
$50, nood burd oen @ebroud pon
Sorni's alpenfrGuter bin i6 boil
itanoig geheilt poroen." SauIenoe
baben in dbnIider @eiic bic bcilfrGf,
tigen gigenifaften oieies erprobtcn
uno 5uuerlaiiigen Seilmittels be.
5eugt. So lit nidt in Ipotbefen SIT
baben, ionoern miro ourd 2ofalagtn.
ten Dem Sllblifum brett geIiefert.
Wan idreibe an: Or. Beter Sabrncp
& Cons 60, 25O1 8~aibinston 9lpo.,
Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
20, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-@cnrp &od, bon Ban, lit ON
letter. Samstag bon Camp fSlrnlton
5ltritdecfebrt. Gr bradte icincn
Sobn Sarrp nit, melder infolge BON
&ranfbcit einen c~brenbollen @bidieb
BON Welitar-0 ienit crbalten bat.
Der iunge Damn mar n,ebrerc Mon.
ote lang franf lnb bic Wilit1r : Sc
borocn lanotcn eincn DER Soloaten
I'm ocn &ranfcn lno beiien @oter 81
bcgleitcn unb bcniclben oltf Ger Rciic
bcbilflih SIT fem.
-Hopmono &%attclnlonn lit am
pergangencn Sonntaa, ouf Is Gage
ltrloilb, bon gorftopn, go. bier ongc.
Gr lit Elm Icdanifer ollf
oem S6ladtihiif nMoinc."
Sas. anocrion, iueldcr ser Sb.
Der biciigcn 9cantcn entiprang,
lit in 8anias Gitp micocr perbaftet
poroen unb 5iuar aus ~benieIbcn
Deldc bier feline 8crbaft,ins
bcrbeifiibrten; CT fonnte nGmlid feline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES po~rseigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Ger 6rauen &crciH scr bieii,
gen N. 4. Stride mlad)tc onl lebtcll
Gienstag icincn aIlidbrlidICn Nus.
illlg na9 Scnmlc's @rout.
-Sobn 6rifc, Don Stolpr. bate
ncltlif) ous Mtibgcihit BON cincnt nit
sen beluoenen &agcn 81 fallen uno
lid 5mei Slipper 81 brcd)cn.
-@ir bcridtcn init aroBcul DC.
oal,ern haB unicr after iSrclu0 Ghil.
@acifncr, hchcnflidl trnnf IN itincnl
Scim onrnieocrlicgt.
-Senrp Epcldel uno Wattin an
Der 6irlt Greet, crbicltcn an letten
0icnstog @cilth pogl alopperitordl,
mcldcr eincn flcincn Stommbulter
brahte.
-2ouis &uidcl lit on pcrgongc-
ncn Sreitag bon Gntnlctsbur9 Soma,
no CT ieit orei Mouotcn beihdftigt
mar, 5urilfgcfMnmcn. Gr miro iest
bier IN Scr grntc' orbcitcn.
MUG. Steinbed uno Salnilie tra.
ien nnl lctten Sonntdg bon Union
bier Gin. lln ocn Gag in @ciclli6aft
bon Srall Stcinbcf's GItcrn, Ilbt.
Yfotcnbol,cr mn @ottir, at prrleben.
-Sobn &los. ST. ulo oeilen Sobu
famen unl lcttcn Somtag bon ct.
2ouis bierber, I'M ocn Gag in @es
lellldoff BON Sobn &los, Sr., INTO
oeiien Samilic. an pcrlebcu.
-Gouis 9cgcmam uno Satin no.
ben lid, ont Dcr9ul,gcncn Sonntag
nah Wurldlall bcgchcn, nm Der &c
croiglung ibrcr perltorbcneu Ser.
panotin, Srml Sipla 9oltbis. aeb.
1linacr, bciSlmohncn.
Die Yaiiu9icr Hateu ulli ber
Giicnbnbncn ocS 2nnocs purocn an
10. Si,ni alf Sc. pro Wcile crbGbt
Die Grb0buns Scr Sradt Motcn, Inn
25 Yroscnt. miro an %. sunni be.
ginncn.
-Iopofat Seal 5. @bite uilo 10
mile. fanlcn ont lestcn Spuntug bier
brrb auf Dem @cgc nod Scr Second
Greet, i.n Slide 5u fangen. Serr
8bite batte ober oas MiBseidid 9
Mcilcn mlBerbalb BON Seruann, cine
Irc ieincs al,tos 81 brcdcn.
-Sreb 5. Sod nnb @ottin, bon
Ban, limo am oorigen Sreitaa nad
Chicago ecreiIt. I'M ibre Sohter,
Srau .. ". 2inquiit. 5u beiu6en.
Sic merben eleidfalls aud @erluano-
ten III 2aniing. Wih., einen gcInd)
%abltatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Sic girf uno 8ottin iparen aril
Iesten 5onntas auf geiu6 bel Ser
panoien in Rorriion.
-&apitGn 0p. German lit gegen.
p1rtig Steiermann aiif oem Gampf.
boot rGuniel Boone"
-'tacob 9uebler beiano lid ont
letter. Sonntag b%ciutspeiie in Wors
ion.
-Roia, Ole ii Sabre aIte Sodter
bon alg. Sicbcl uno Satin. welde
an Snpbusficber rrfranft mar, erlitt
in Der norigen @ode cinen &iidfaIl.
SRI. 2poia 9iiidnlepcr bon ct.
2ouis troi aIt lcbtcn Montag bier
Elm mi ibrcn GItern Carl 9uidnlcpcr
Hn6 Satin eincn 9ciid, ab5uitattcn.
-Srdu @ernldnu @cocpobl u1l0
Totter. Sri. SeIen 8uslcr. bon Scr
ger, parcn geitcrn, bciud,sruci'c, bier
in Der Staot.
-NcnrD SdlHi0t uno @aitill, bon
@osconaoc, bcfanOen lid GnOe lcttcr
ISOLDE allf 9ciilh bel Srau Sfntibt's
Gltern Srnuf @irfel ir. unb Satin.
-@mil Sdrl6 umo camille begu.
ben iidl ont pergan9cnen Sonntag
nod ct. 2ouis, I'M Srau Gnllla Sod.
Serrn Sdud's Stmcter, SIT be
iudcn. meld)c cruitlid erfrnnft lit.
-Sruu Sobn SeiseI ui,o oercn
1odtcr, SRI. 9u5cl. BON Bid)ita,
&mias. naren in Der ucrgangenen
ISOLDE Die @ditc bon 6ruu Ibbp
Sonet mo Somilie.
Oscar S6aeiier, nebIt Samilic,
Sreh Sdnintc unb Satin, ionic
Srou Robt. Stangc. iGmmtlih bon
Horriion, beianben iif ON lebtcn
Wpntue bier Inter bcn 9eiuhern.
-Am Sonncrsta9 Der pergan9e-
nen ISOLDE murbc Der &umpf oes
gootes, ipeldes bier fir Die 2afapette
Gountp Scrrp So. scbaut miro, bonn
Stopcl gclalicn. Tas ne,,e SGbrboot
pirb Sen Homen %y2erington" crbol.
ten.
-&altcr unb ,Sobn, b5ip. inl Mltcr
bon 10 unb 10 Sobren, lno Sobne
BON Gbos. Suebcrlc, bon Srerc Greet.
t0otetcn IN Der pe%rgongenen 8ode
auf Der Saebcrle Sarm, cine 4 SUB
lanee &lapperidlange. Sas Reptil
bate 10 pollitGnbig cntipideltc &lap.
perm ooer Ha{ieln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MSS URI

8eerInbet 1911.
aopital $4,000. leberidub $1,000
@utbaben iber $4,000.
Betreibt elm alsemeines 8autseiddft.
8e5ablt 4 4ro5ent auf 3eit.D epoften.
Se5ablt 3 Sro3ent auf Spars9 epOiiten.
Sot Siherbeitse0 epuiit'&diten q bermies
then.
unb bittet freunblihf nm cure 8unb.
fhaft.
9irettoren:
Simon 8Oeeer, g. ". Neper.
g. gngelbreft, VI. U. RpeGIer, ~
Eteo. 8uihmaun, gbas. 8. Ouen,
Senrp 9anaenberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Die Setit Sllrp fir ocn Suni.Sers
min ocs &reisgcridts in Slage gol,n.
tn muroe am criten @eridtstase emf.
laiien, ounit Ole Sarmer uodboltie
9eben unb ibre Scl,crntc cinbringen
fonnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Ten Rontng bon eirem 9eiI6 in ct
2pui$ S~iriidgefebrt.
SRI. Anna Smitb, pom @aihing
Ton, NOR mebrcrc Gage Der poriger
ISOLDE auf SeiudI bel Ben 6rIs. Srmo
uno alma Seib.
-GonraN Slmburg uno 8attir
iino am pcrgangcncn Sonntag bon
cinem IGngcren 9eiud. in 81. 2ouiS.
lpieocr bier nngelnngt.
g g. :. Srculer uno 8uttin, bon
ct. 2ouis iinb gcgennGrtig bic 8GIte
bon Srau Sreller's eltern, Gbriit.
Sdlenbcr unb Satin.
-Tuooli uuo W. g. Soebtmunn.
bon Gbamois, paren am lettcn
Samstag bier Inn ibrcn Satrr, Illa.
Socotmann 81 bciuhen, peldcr crs
fronft lit.
-am letter. Sonntag Hadmittug
batten mir 102 @rab I'M Shattcn.
@em cs 10 peitcr eebt. Damn miro
oieicr Spntnler in getrcff bon Site
allie @iini6c %befrieoigen.
SRI. 2poin Snnniih lit anl Der.
gangcrcn Samstag BON ct. 2ouis
cingctroifen unb miro Elm panr @ns
diem bel ibrcn Gltcrn. Otto SSanniid
llno Satin. urt Sllrnpife, oerbleiben.
-Sruu Cola Sdnell. bon ct.
ulo 6rau Sbereia Sdacfcr,
bon Millpnrlfec, meileit 5ur t3eit altf
bel ibrcu hieligcn Ingcb0ri,
Jer.
--Grnit @eiger, Der Subrnlonn,
lat feline 8lpci brallnen gfcrbc iitr
$500 al Ben Roit perfultft. SEER
Holt miro sic Efcroc ol,f ieiner 6orrn.
IN Der 9tGbc bon Gcbar Gin, Der
pel0cn.
-glcrunocr 9tniic mar am Dcraar,-
Ieilcn Sumstag in Sefferion Gitp,
lno fcbrtc Damn am Sonntag, in Sc
icllidoit BON Sri. goitb Sonner, bier.
Ter 5urild. SRI. Gamer perlcbte Den
5pnntag bel @crrn 9tulie's Scrpano.
en-.
-Srls. Sbereia uno Inna Sieo.
.er, peld)e lire Serien in &anias Gitp
ocrlcbten, iinb ON letten Sonntag
bier angclangt. Sic mllrben bon it,
rent 8ri1ber Senrp begleitct, meld)er
i6 Elm paur @odcn bier, bel lcincu
lll,geborigcu, a~ufbalten miro.
-@obrcno Ger ictigen Serioos
Der S6ulfericn fann man fat on ies
benz Srt 1no beinabe 81 ieoer 3eit Die
alGnge llno oie Zone Der .oo.re.mi.
ia.lol-Scala 81 boren bcfommen; Elm
3eideu Dob l%niere Slgcno iid nit
sroBcm gifer Dem Oienlt Der bolocn
lSrau rIuiifa" piomet.
-Sros Der fllrbtbaren Sise bot
bier an p%crgangencn Sonntag, 5pi.
lhcn Dem Sermann Club uno bent
Seam bon @asconabe, ein iebr leb.
Spiel itattgefunoen. Oas
enoreiultat mar Is gegen ID, 5lte
.gunlten bon Scrmanr,.
Die Surdt Dor ben 8lattern lit
bier p%ollltdnOig perIbmunocn. Die
,ebn ainoer bic bon ser 8ranfbeit err
griffen luaren iinb wieoer nollfoms
men 9encien unb befinoen ii6 nidt
mebr inter NlarantGne. @ir gra.
tllliercn Der bieiigen @eiunbbeitsbc.
boroe 81 beren raiben, griinoliden
ltno rnpartciilden Snnoeln in bieier
angcle9enbeit.
True translation filed with the post
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21
I'm Der Shule.

r@as lit sic &rGbe fir Elm @osel,
Gin S%ingbogel."
.@er iagt oenn oas?"
~Wein 8ater - er iagt INNER our
Inna: 9u iingit pie cine
alte &rdbe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Inter sen 81 Srciherll, mcld)c III
Oiugc Gollntp rcgiitriertcr, bcmrrfcn
mir sic Nonlen bon @m. 3cilnann
uno Ghus. Calf, bon MorriIon; Gbus.
Sell. pnn EptS0aln luno 6. 6. Sobnz
ion, bon fredericksburg. Ille bier
oieicr 0rcihcr bobcn iopobl in OIngc
Gountp mic audi in Wasconobe Golm,
tn cine 5oblreihc &unoihaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Der Iiiiouri Sll,B fdlIt iest
idnelt, unb Der @asconabc SIrB lit
5u nieorig Inn erfoIgreide 9ootfabr.
tcn 81 MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

Siugc Gollntp rcgiitriertcn, bcmcrfcll
mir sic Tonlen bon @n1. 3cilrnunn
uno GhaS. 2ulf, bon WorriIon; Gbas.
@crl. pon TptSbnun unb 6. 6. Sobn-
ion, bon fredericksburg. Illc bier
oieicr 0rci6cr bohcn ioluobl in SIngc
|Gountp mic audi in @aSconabe Gplm,
tn cine 5ublreidc &unoihaft.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
20, 1918, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
Cine Grandchildren SorItellllng,
Weld)e bon Der fotbOlii6crl @enlcinoe
in Smcnspille 9cgcbcn mrr0c bradJte
einen Heincrtrag bon $S3 80 5ugl,n-
item ocs Hotben &reu5es.
Or. @alter Wills, bon Smcnspille,
bat i'm meOisiniidcn Corps Der Irs
NEE cine Gpmnniilion als lieutenant
crbalten unO miro III nGdltcr 3cit in
oen aftipcn 0icnIt eintreten.
Srau 8. ". Ynblmlonn brod)tc onl
porigen Sonnerstag Elm 81 nod r1=
ierer Office beiien grobcrer ltynfang
~ Coll nno Der fleinere ltmfang
61a 3pll betrug. 0ieles 81 ltamnlte
bon elmer idlpar5cn Winorco.Scnne
i'm 9ciit bon Sl,rit H%ifarbion, melde
auf Der @efliieel . ausiteIlune in
&anias Gitp ben eriten Breis geipann
unb alt elmer &iibnerpenne geborte sic
a1f ser @efliigel . Ilsitelllng in
Sranflin Gountp Sen iilbernen 8eder
g%eiuann. (Smenspille Repliblican).
2allt gerid)t ieitens unieres Goun.
tp,G lerfs nilrben Dor ShIuB Ser Mn.
melbe . Yeriobe MIR oie folgenben
Hamen nel,er &an6ibaten eingereidt.
I'M Mniblub an sic bereits in Ser Mn
5eigeipalte lnieres 9lattes befinblif-
Ell: Ilon5o Sitbbs unb 6. g. &ar.
Itebt, Ganoibaten fir oas 9ln,t bes
Experimentation &omitemannes, fir
Canaan Spp. 6. u. Stodton, Ganoi=
sat fir Dos Imt bcs RcpubIifoniiden
Gomitemannes fir Clan Spp., uno
Geo. S. Sdneioer. Ganbibat fir 9pn-
ItabIer fir Clan Smp.
Seit unIerer porigcn Hunrnler ipilrs
ben Die ~folgenben llebertraglrneen
bon @rltnobeiit bier regiltriert: SaS.
9. Cities an Is. ". BRADFORD. 80
ader iiiolih bon 9lano, fir $1,000;
Or. 6. 6. Soffner an Mug. 8oeaer,
Got ~ unb Sic Sdlfte bon 2ot IA an
Ser WarftitraBe, in Sermann, Ser
&tiufer iiberrlimnt sic Sppotbef ailf
benz gigcntbum unb sic Steliern fir
1918. fir $4,000; Sol. Wobelsfp al,
Sobn @otipfa, 40 afcr iiiblih boz,
Spcnspillc. fir 5000; IS. $. Sitter.
bul,mcr an Geo. 3. StIferbaumner,
200 Nder in scr @Gbc bon &oseblto,
fiir $500; gmilic Mann urt6 on0erc.
an @uitoD Mann, 100 Idcr in ser
9tGbc BON Stonp Sill, fir $772.70;
Srou Maggic @lbrcht. bon ct.
Geo. @nbotbuler. bon 2aia.
bette Gountp, uno Scnrp 8obatbulcr,
bon Sranflin County, an Sobn @a.
batbuler, bon 8asconaoe County. eli.
men ,i~neetbeilten "a antbeil in t55
adcr BEL Stonp Sill, fir $4,000.
am Donnerstas Woreen, ben 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-21

-&obt. @alfcr uno Satin befan=
Ben iif bieIe ISOLDE IN ct. 2ol,is altf
geiu6 bel 8ernan6ten.