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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
DECLARES BOOTY CAPTURED.
SIMILAR IN QUANTITY TO
THAT TAKEN AT
ISONXO.

Amsterdam, March 25.--The fall
OF Bapaume was announced tonight
in telegram from the German En-
peror to the Empress it Is announced
off: cially. The Emperor's tlegr;tn
reads:
Bapaume fell last night after a
hard struggle. My victorious troops
are pressing forward from Bapaumc
and further south are advancing on
Albert. The Somme has been crossed
at many points above Peronne. The
spirits of the troops are as fresh as
on the first day of the battle.
over $4,000 prisoners more than
GOO guns thousands Of machine guns
and quantities of ammunition and pro
visions have been taken. just as after
the Isonzo battle in Italy.
"May God be with us.
(Signcd.) WILHELM.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
FE Nj ALE
E M B AL NJ Err

MADAME LUCIE CHRISTIAN
eCOlf is associated in bushes,
WIN her husband, Mr.. Alpheus
scott. Madame Scott clairns the
honor OF being the only Negro wo-.
man IN the State of Virginia.-hold.
ing a State license to practice
Einealfn'ng, and is indeed, one OF
the few women in the United St.te.
e1m,oalmlng and conducting funeral.
one ranks with the best in her
profession. 'ei
She is prominent in fraternal Or
carnations, namely, Courts of Ca
i a' |. Q. of St. Luke, /. O. ot
6ood Samaritans, Household ~
kutil, Tents. Sons and Daughter.
OF Richmond, Shepherds of Brtl'lr'
mem and Ideal Benefit Society,
Your patronage and nt,,,cncc
Will be greatly appreciated. plcax.
remember that she is ALWAYS II Won,
service G2N'Reliablc service ~
Moderate Rates. wv 81
OFFICE
5000 p Street, Phone, Mad, x,,,
RESIDENCE
iol5 st. James ST., Aiadiaon ot,,e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
NELIISI PREFIX TO HEAVENLY
PRAYER

lie was indeed an all-around. busy
BODY OF human being. He had
'ridc his hand at earning money in
more trades and Vocations in any
one year than any man residing in
me three adjacent counties. During
ms lifctlmc he had been engaged in
divers undertakings, legal and lille.
gal, wise and otherwise and now he
can be dubbed among many other
thlngS, an cX-promoter, eX-bark ccpcr,
eX-crook, eX-church member. ex-
society leader, and---really, he is an
cX-eVerything but an ex-cuss;ng man.
That Is one accomplishment that he
VIII never forego until he pastes on
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
Cow Peas For Sale.

FOR SALE-Cow Peas for Seed,
Whippoorwills, Blacks, New Eras,
Goose and Clnys for 1925 per bushel
or 50. ~ Per one hundred, mixed
peas, 1910 per bushcl or So IT per
hundred. Send me an order quick
before my supply is exhausted.
United States Food ADMINISTRATION
License number Go3724.
j. a. COLLIER, Boaz, Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

VIII some one kindly furnish me
the Whereabouts OF Leonard McGill
and inform The Planet Offlce. I am
his brother and haven't seen him for
twenty years. w. G. McGILL, 26l4
Gordon ST., Philadelphia, Pa, or w.
G. McGill, Shipwright, Philadelphia
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
Mattresses Wanted.

Mr.. l.. Williams, Headwaitcr,
wishes to advertise for Mattresses for
the Spring and Summer months.
Good wages are assured. Also one
girl at once for private family. Sleep
in. All Persons may communicate
with Mr.. l.. Williams, 1911 Rider
avenue, Atlantic City, N. ].
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30

GOOD PROPOSlTION-SEND s1.O0
for Big 81. rs Package OF Saline
Pain Cure and become n regular
agent. Easy Seller. Saline Mfg
Co., 912 N. LIST. Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
Summer, may obtain the very latest
ncws OF their homes in The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams, Agent, 90l
1.2 Baltic avenue.
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Blacksmith Wanted.

A colored Blacksmith wanted. with
or without family. Light work, good
wages. Apply at once.
William II. Mapp, Box 115
Eastville, Va. Phone 29--12.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
WOULD INDICATE NEW
OFFENSIVE FAR TO NORTH

The allus!on in the German official
statement to lighting in the vicinity
OF Yprcs and Sally would seem to in
dictate new offensive far to the
north OF the Sommc battle field.
There Is however II Sally just Ia the
south of Bapaumc and three miles to
the east Of Sally there is n town call
ed YprcS. 1t may De that these are
the two places referred to in the text
of the German official review of tho
fighting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30

The Planet (Richmond, Va.) will
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per year In advance. Subscribe now,
and get the newsy news.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30

The Man From Africa With Rem
cdies, moves from your path Conjurc
Bad Luck troubles. Information
Free. THOMAS SUPPLY COMPANY,
Matoaka, West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30

Wanted five colorcd walters. CON-
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month. Two months work guaranteed
to sober, efficient walters. Write, Civ
Ing reference. Craig Hall, Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
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ono year, SIX months or three months
1T will be appreciated just the Same
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
SERIES OF VICTORIES CLAIMED
BY BERLIN.
War Oiiicc Reports Army Now Stands
in Middle of SomInc Baltic
Field.
NESLE is TAKEN BY STORM.

NESLE is TAKEN BY STORM.
Guiscard and Chauny Captured and
Allied Troops Forced Back, Fight
ing bbornly-Fighting Bitter at
Every Point of Contact.
Berlin (via London) March 25. Brit
:sh Admiralty per Wireless Prcss.)
-Today's German statement says:
Grown Prince Rupprecht has with
the armies Of General Won Below and
General Won der Marwitz again de-
featcd the enemy in Il tremendous
struggle near Bapaume, while the
corps of General Won Der Bcrnc, Gen
eral Lindequist and General Kuehnc
broke through strong positions of the
enemy to the northeast OF Bapaume.
"In the bitter fighting the troops
Of General Cruencrt and General Stabs
coming from the cast and southeast
drove the enemy back via Yprcs and
Sally.
"The stubborn enemy resistance,
which had been reinforced with fresh
troops. was broken in n violent battle.
Freshly brought up divisions and
numerous tanks threw themselves
against our advancing forces along
the roads leading from Baruumc to
Cambrai and Peronne. They could not
bring about Il decision in favor of the
enemy. In the evening defeated they
Strcamed back again i'll a westerly
direction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
WALL STREET BECOMES VERY
OPTIMISTIC ON RUMORS.
Hears Reports OF Large Numbers of
German Prisoners Taken in
Attack,
THINK THRUST HAS FAILED

Tobacco Stocks First to Show Pro
bounced Recovcry-Stcel Rccovers
More SOwly, but with II Distinctly
Impressive Upward Swing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-30
NOW STANDING IN MIDDLE
OF SONAIE BATTLE FELL

During the course OF the night
battle Bapaumc fell in to the hands
Of the Germans. Hot fighting develop
cd for the possession Of Comblcs and
the heights situated to the westl The
enemy was defeated attacks by Eng
fish cavalry breaking down. We now
arc standing to the north Of tho Som
me and in the middle of the former
Sommc battle field.
'"rhe German Crown Prince with
the army Of General Won IIuticr, has
forced Il passage across the Sommc
below Ham. His victorious troops have
in bitter fighting, mounted the
heights to the West OF Sommc.
Violent countcrattacks by the British
Infantry and cavalry broke down with
sanguinary losses. The town Of Nesle
was taken by storm in the evening
"Bctwecn the Sommc and the Disc
the troops which penetrated across
the Crozart Canal late in the evening
OF March % have taken by storm
strongly fortified and stubbornly dc
fcnded positions.
"On the west bank of the canal in
hot fighting, British. French and
American troops were thrown back
through the painless wooded country
via La Melville and Vellcquier-Au'
mont. The attack continued ycster.
day and the French infantry and cav
airy divisions which were brought
forward for n countcrthruSt were
thrown back with sanguinary losses.
The relentless pursuit by General Won
Conta and General Won Gayle pressed
after the rctreating army. GuiScard
and Chauny were captured.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Nadridten puu @ope.

Sim Fuuf uno @attin muroen
ourh Die @nflrnft cines Sohtcrdcns
erfreut.
Sobn Noltensmepcr mo SreD
Stride Sr., madten poriee @ode CT
men @eidGftsbcill in Sermonll.
Senrp Sipsfoh unb Senrp Sdpll-
ntcper, ioipie Oes lettcrcn 5amilic.
befanoen iih am pcrgongcncn Conn,
tag al1f 9cIlld) in Gbamois.
Die Snlem @emeinbe, in Sope.
miro ibr alljGbrlides Wiiiionsfelt
an /. Iuguit feiern.
Die Oreifer, Senrp NpItensmeper
mo SriB Sdollmeper, iinb nod im-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
&ein 9rciderpreis feitseiett.

Sn 9ctreif Der fir Oieie Suiipn be
redneten Ereiic fir bos 0reiden Dor
@etreioe, bebauptct oie Wiiiouri Ib.
tbciluns Der NGlrltoff : Scrfualtl,na
oab ibr Sauptinterciie in ben 9reib.
operationcn in Der &onierpation Dee
@etreiocs beitebt, blrd mirfiamc
Operation Scr 0reidmaibinen.
Ole ytGbritoff . Scripaltling bat
feinen Yreis beitimmt Sen sic Ore,
ifer fir lire 0ienIte berednen iollen;
audi bat tic feline Scredtigung Dies
5ll tblln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Spesieac Sfierte an bic Samen BON
Sermann nnS Der l~tmeegeu6.

Sabe allf Eager cine groBe In5abI
bon Ginger, Someitic, @bite. 2eaoer,
Gain uno mocrcn Hdbmaidinen.
Giciclben iino allie garantiert si
nGben uno 3uiricoenbcit 81 seben.
grciie bon $500 bis 81 $500.
@irflidc Sortbeile. aommt bei5ei,
ten lnb iuht oic bGten aus.
u. W. Ricf, Scrmann, Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Seine SAINT iiderer

-Mifc Sd,rcf fam oicicr Sagt
bon Ct. 2pltiS mo miro iif cine
@ode bel bieilscn Trcrnbcn alti.
holtcn.
STRAIT M. G5iSef. BON Dubuque.
Soma, hciinbet lid, our 3cit artf 9e-
iud) bel Ser 6amilie pon Charles s.
ofsner.
-gci Srco Nons uno @attin iii
@cputter Stord) ON lcstcn Oonners.
tag ciugcfcbrt unO bat cin lmlnteres
Sod,tcrfcn binterloiien.
-Srunflin Wrlcns, bon Der Sirit
Greet. mo Tnn 9abollbe, aus Der
NGbc bon 9crgcr, habcn bier IN Der
pnrigen ISOLDE Chevrolet 9llttos &c.
follft.
-2pllis @unbrid, Don Nlilfftcn,
bcfan0 lid an Muntua oicicr &ohc,
0eldGftebalber, bier IN Der Sta6t. Gr
battc icincn &ci5cn, per Boot, filr ole
Gggcrs Milling So. bicrhcr gebraht.
-Ealli &loiincr, ncb't sSnmilic.
Don E~otSoum, lrlo Drrcn %cr!uanote,
A(bcrt Reoenlsfp mo Suit. u. He.
bcmsip lnb ociicn @nttiu. pom ct.
2ouis, itattctcn Der SrlutCrci ON pers
Non0cgcn Wcntoo cincn @ciah ob.
-@eo. Gang un0 Battin, ncbIt
Sohtcr, SRI. Mmonon, ionic Gam.
Geppe u,b 6rau @cru. 0eppc, traiel,
ON pcreungencn Spnntug bon Sreo.
%eritsburg bier Gin. 5llm 9ciuh bel
Gcrlpanbtcn.
-Scrmomn SpcnDfcr FAM ol1 DO.
rigcn Ionmcrstng bon Nbciin. $40.
Inn ieinen @crlponhtcn in Smiss,
6rau Sfoenina mlb Srco Sdoening.
einen 9eiud ubauitattcn. Scrr
SoenOfcr bat auf icincr Surm BON 70
Mdcr, in Der MGhc non Sbciio. oiclcs
Sobr 1900 @,tihel @ciacn ecerntet.
50. ". Sidcnbied, BON nj. Ster-
ling, iprad fiir5lih in Der Sruderci
Dor. @ic er iu9tc lit Der burd)ihnitt,
lide Grtrag bcS @ci5cns III oortigcr
@egcno 90 bis % 9uihcl pro Nder.
Srit Seimfllcblcr crntctc 1866 9u,
idel; bns lit nlGAIihcr &ciic bic grDb,
tc, BORT nlli elmer tSorm e~rSielte Grnte,
-Glurencc !. TolhL bon ct,
Soi,is unh SRI. Wartbo Eena, Dor
WtontgomcrD Gitp Wo.. murbcn Der.
ganacnc 8ode in 81. 2ouis gctroilt
Scrr 8uid lit cin Sobn bon 5rei
Eaid unb @attin, friibcr IN Ser,
mann. iest ober IN ct, 2ouis, mobn
' bait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

-Srls. Nora Munolpillcr un0
Wuriettc @oberifmliot, bon ct. 2ouis
paren pergongenc 8ode sic @Gite
bon q. 9. q. Wllnopiller nno 80.
mile.
-Sn ocm, Spiel an pergangenerl
Counting, Slpiiden oen Serrnarn utb
ben @aibington Scans, baben Sic
Scrmamcr lpieoer NIT 5 gegen 3 &C.
iiegt. Im nGhtcn Sonntoe merbcn
lid Die 9ops bon &binclano bier mic.
Der nit DEM @crmanm Seam meiien.
-Sn ieincm Seltomcnt ponl 7.
Noucntber 1916, be5eugt bon Hobt.
&ulfer mo Sobn SaiO, bcrfiigt Ser
am 1. Silli, 1913, peritorbene Ebil.
Sueifncr ilhcr iein Gigentbim ipie
folgt: @r Dermadt iein iGnntlides
g%igentbum ieiuer Satin, Wario
Saeffner uno ieiner Sodtcr, SRI.
Sallra Sacfiner, 81 gemeiniamen Sc
iit, m1brcn0 beren gemeiniamcr Sc
bens5eit. 9ei Dem @bleben bon elmer
Der bcioen gebt oas Gigentbum ol,f
Die lleberlebcnOe ilber.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
rs, 1918, as required by the Act of
October g., 1917.
9ooper lagte, "&annt allcs Elm
mas ibr fonnt, 10 lan9e Sbr nod
cinfolncn fonnt." I'm oem Gubli.
fun cine @clegenbcit Su geben Serrn
SooDer's Ratb gu befolgen, meroen
in Uidion's n2ibcral Store" Tim
YoIt . @ebGuoe) am nGdIten Sreitag
unO am Samstag, Den &c. uno q.
Sllli, Moion Slider uno 9leffonnen
gum aoitenprcis perfuuft meroen.
8. g. Oidion.
-Gmil Sinlon lpar auf bier Gage
llrlalb bon Camp Dodge. Solpo, bier
ungefommen.
-0ie 2pfal 9eb6r0e bat ant leb.
ten Sonnerstag bic forperlihe Erii.
ing Der Hegiltranten bonn SUM,
1913 uollenoet.
Otto 8lopbous, bon Berger q. 1
nno Sec Mleller, bon STOMP Sill,
ltatteten an porigen 0onnerstag Ser
0ruferci einen 8eil6 ab. Ser er.
Itere lit am lcstcn 9ienstag nit Der
6ranflin Gountp Ibtbeilung bon 1877
Wann bon Union abgereiIt gum MiIi-
tar. Sicnlt.
-Gbas. 9arncr Sr. bon Il. 2
mar am p%ersangenen Samsta9 in
ct. 2ouis llno lieB iid fir sic GSlotte
anperben.
SRI. Soltilc MunopilIcr lit bon'
ct, 2ouls cingctroffen Inn lire gl.
tern, u. y. g. WunopiIlcr unb Got
tin, ionic aud ibren gruocr SconOcr
81 hciuf,eny ineldcr iih sur 3eit aui
30 Gage llrlaub, bon 8cuiocola,
6loriba, bier befinbet. 2conoer lit
Elm @anowerfcr apciter aIoiic in Der
Civilization Der Slottt; bas Solooten.
leben gcf1llt ibm iebr gut.
Bon Den 80 cinbcriliencn Hcai.
ltranten, ipcldc am Iontag bon bier
nod Camp Sliniton obfubrcn, iino
Die folgenben bier Iann gcItern pie.
Der bierber 5lriideefebrt, inocm iie
bon Scr MilitGr . 9eborbe in Go,np
Srniton OILS forperlid untorglid emit
laiien Dorben iinb: @rtbur G.
Sdpecr, Srafe, GIner s. Sonertien,
Sermann, Sbomas 8. granion, 60.
man uno Srana Smnoer, Spisg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
I beinl Ius6iillen Der aolocnerl

mcr beim ausbiilIen Der aolocnell
Iorner.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
25, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Mcbrcrc rnlercr jllngen WtGlrner
Iino an Montag Oieier ISOLDE bon
Scrnnum nod Camp 6uniton abge.
rcilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

-@altcr 8reis unb 8nttin plr.
Den Durh Die Inf,lnft eines Snd,ter
Deus begliift.
SRI. Selen aebr lit an lctter
Sumstaa bon ct. SouiS bier allge'
lanet. gum 9ciltd) bel ibrem %ater,
Geo. aebr, oil ser 5irit Greet,
-5andion uno Golletc @saf, To-
pie ;yrai entnta Saeobs, bon @ellc'
bile, iiub sur Belt Die @ditc bon
&idtcr Sheo. @raf unb Satin.
-Srau sebait. @al5 unb bcrcn
Sodter, Srau Com. 0anS, ron
Union, weilrn 5itr 3eit nlf 9cilh BET
biciieen 9eripanotcn.
-Srmu 5. ". WcperS, bon sStalfo,
Seras, befinoet iid bier uuf gciltd)
bel ibrcn GItcrn, g. u. @entcl ilno
Satin.
Geo. 6. Saeiiner, nebit 6annilie.
unb Srnu GIila Granlcr. Dor Morri-
ion, mnrcn an letten 9ielstog inter
ben hieiigcn 9eiuhcrn. ,
-1Srou 9. u. Nieboii, ncblt oercn
Sodter, 6rIs. Sirginia u,o Gelcitc
ionic bcren Sobn Scrpr. iino an
pereaneencn Sonntag IN Org lcptcrcn
Sf,to. Don ct. 2ollis bier an9e(ongt.
-f5rls. Seattle BOIL unb Meta
aadllr. iolpie Srunf &adur unb
Serb. Braun. BON Morrilon, N. l.,
befonben iih om letter Sonntag bel
bieiiecn 6reunhen.
-9tah benz I. Iugllt miro Die
ssahr @eiellid,nit oil Samitusen,
UNI $50, nahntittags, smiIfcn bier
unb 2ontrc Sslano. cine. Grtra, 0abrt
MAIDEN.
-6rml u. 8al,er, bon ct. 2ouis
mar ont lcBtcn Montug bier auI III
rem @eec nah Yotsbouu, I'M ibre
SdppGacrin. Srnu Hub, DIETING, 81
beiuhen.
--sSirgil Yiuutid, Sobn Den ISM
Yiailtid uni 8ottin. ncld)er icinc
@roBeltern, Sobn 6lciid uno @ot:in.
beilld,t hattie, lit am lebtcn Spnntng
pithcr nodhaule, mad, Ct, Gouis Slts
ritfaefelrt.
-Sermam 2ocbnia lit oilf HlIlb
SsIano uno wabridleinlih audi III =
Counties Der @ci5ent0nig. ST hat
bon So Ifer 2055 8uihcl @ei3en
gebrciden. Gin Selb pom % Itcr,
ipcldes neucs 2anb lit, trua i'm
9urtidnitt 30 9uihel pro Mder.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
20, 1918. as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
9iitrift Seb6rbe eutideiSet in 80
lanb'uirtbidaftliden -nnb in.
Smiftiellen Inipriidjen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
Sur 8eridt.

Neutrality-suspicious. (5u einem Ser
5alidmiin5erei geihuloigten) nSdG.
men Sic Iid benin nidt, falides @elo
gemadt 81 babcn9"
angeflagter: rSSa, SEER TrGiibent.
ridtiscs ST. MAIDEN lit ia fein &unIt-
itiif!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
3iueierlei &ramt.

sit 6as abcr cine miicrable Giga-
rette, bic mir &eidiinn porbin gegc.
ben bot!" -.Gr riibmt iid bod aber
INNER. oaB er iebr feline raudt" -
,Mag icin, obcr perihenfcu tbut or
feline gllten!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-26
STATE BANK
OF BAY. MISS URI

@e9rinbet 1911.
6opital $4,000. ueberidub $4,000
@utbaben iiber $4,000.
8etreibt elm an9emeines Bautseihait.
Be3ablt 4 8ro3ent auf 3eitsD epoiiten.
8e5ablt 3 BrDbeut aui Spars3 epoiten.
Sat Siderbeitss0 eppiits86iten sl bernie
tben.
nnb bittet freuuolihft UNI cure aunb..
ifaft.
S~irettDren:
Simon 8oeger, 6. u. Meser,
g. gngelbretht, VI. V. Dtoeler,
1teD. 8uihmann. gbas. ". Omen.
Senrp 2anaenbere.
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9mr fimf erbalten berIdobeue &laiii
fifatiun.

Die Sofalbcb0roe rrbiclt in Der
bergangenen @ode oie Sragebogcn
5uriid melde an Die Siitrift . 9ebor-
De in YOplar Bluff einseiahot moroen
lparen. Dies maren iGnmtIid Sra.
gebogen in benen Die Hegiitrontcn
Mniprud madten auf peri6obene
8laiiififation auf ben @runb LAMB.
wirtbidaftlider ober inbuitrieller 9e.
lh1ftigrng. GntideiOungcn in fol.
tcn S1llcn ruben bel Der Oiitrifts-
geboroe. Bic gntIdeioung bieier
geboroe lit enogiltig. allsgenommen
Der @egiitrant cntiheioct iid fir cine
Nppcllation an Den ErGiioenten,
ODER fir Gin 9ittgeiud on Die 81.
thrift 9eb0roe CUR nodmaligen Sn-
bctrahtnabme ieincs SALES, nit Bel
fiiglr1g peitcrcr 9clpeiic CUR Inter.
ltiisung ieines Inipri,ds. Sies mlb
aber gcid)eben innerbalb bon 5 Sdaen
nnd Grbnlt ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Solgenbcs lit sic &laiiififation
wclhe Den &cgiitrantcu bon @ascons
ace Gountp pon Der 0iitritt, 9cb6roc
crtbeilt mllr0e, ollf bcrcn InIpriibe
megen lunbmirtbid)aftlidcr unb in.
ouitriellcr Irbeit:
&Iaiie 1.
Edwin c. Weber, Hermann
Albert P. WOLF, Morrison
VIM. F. Sherman, Tea
Eug. c. H. Brunner, Hermann
Emery E. Maupin, Owensville
VIM. Ferd. Pletz, Owensville
Frank j. Bierwirth, Bay
Roy G.. Augustine, Hermann
Ferd. p. Danuser, Hermann /,
Oliver H. Jacob, Stony Hill f,
JOHNNY A. Sorrell, Red Bird ;
Frederick W.. FriSche, Hope ,
Herm. C. Rohlfing, Morrison /
William G. Moeller, Owensville D
Walter C. Book, Hermann !
Henry G. Goers, Bland |.
Bruno o. Schaeffer, Hermann /;
Paul T. Schultz, Owensville |.
Leo Theo. Haeffner, Hermann !
Richard o. E. Sperry, Hermann
Willie l.. Gatzemeyer, Hermann
Albert Schmidt, Hermann
Frank H. Juedemann Jr., Owensville
Philip Joe Scego, Rosebud
Thos. H. Glandon, Bland
Henry M. Laubert, Mt. Sterling 5
Henry Louis Ebker, Rosebud =
William F. Kicks, Potsdam
Willie H. Lottmann, Owensville
, Hy. F. ~Langenberg, Rosebud :
Henry F. Dittmann, Canaan h
Deda Gawer, Canaan
Chas. Barner Jr., Hermann
Gust. F. Dittman, Canaan I
Walter D. Tayloe, Owensville t
Milfred w. Barner, Hermann t
Otto H. Hoppe, Morrison
Willie A. Schlottach, Owensville
Harry G. Vollertsen, Hermann i
Henry H. F. Brinkmann, Owensville G
Sanford Havener, Rosebud
Daniel H. Birkmann, Owensville
Edw. o. Poeschel, Hermann
Miles Nicks, Owensville &"
Jesse Edw. Smith, Canaan F.
&Iaie 9.
CLASS II.
Oliver A. Schreimann, Swiss
Fred Paul Niewald, Owensville
Geo. w. Racherbaumer, Owensville
JOHNNY Hy. Danuser, Red Bird
Joseph G. Kuhlmann, Hermann
ltnc;crIs; 0~onk III
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

Reversible and dustproof; beauti-
full silky luster; crow black and
rich navy blue; full so inches
wide; light weight; nice for
serviccable skirts. S1OO value
at 75c.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a tablespoonful Of Salts
if Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

We arc a nation % meat eaters
and our blood is filled with uric
acid, says a well known authority.
who warns us TO b" constantly on
guard against kidnrv trouble
The kidneys do their utmost 20
free the blood Of this irritating
acid. but become weak from the
UvcrwuTk: they get S.uuE. E.sh. tho.
clImlnatlNe Tissues clog and thus
the waste is retained rn The blood
10 poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache ana feel
Iily" humps Of lead. and vuu have
singing pains in tho back nl. rho
urine Is cloudy, fun or sediment.
or tho bladder is irritable. obi =.r-
Won To seek relief during 'ho riun'.
when YOU have severe headaches.
nervous end dizzy spells. S'gepl,Sz
ness. acid stomach or rirumar .-rl
n had weather, get from your pra~.
-aIts: take sh'csp"nuFu1 iu
glass Uf water before b-.-r.sae.
each morning and ia a r.a day.
ynur kIdge,s VIII act fine TH'r
famous salts Is made from tE. =.Id
Of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lIthIa, and has been used fu-
G 'uerations To flush and stimulate
logged kidneys. 10 uUvfral!Ze t.r
acids in urine 50 ~ is no long
= source Of irritation. thus end inc
urinary and bladder disorders
Jad Salts IS iucNp'Us and cau
not injuTc: makes 4 del Chtful cffor.
vesrent lIthia wate~ drink. and no.
body can make a mistals-- by taking
"A little occasionally 10 keep the kid
news clean and active.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
DRAFTEE RELEASED
TO RUN FARM FOR
MARYLAND WOMAN

Ia PLATA. Nd. March 5.-Jchn 7.
Hardesty, a farm superintendent for
Mrs. Anna :. Goldsmith, who was
drafted last fan and sent TO Camp
Meade, has been sent back here with
a discharge 20 enable him to handle
Mrs. Goldsmith's farming for the com
Ing season.
Corn which he planted and Guilt
waited during last summer is still in
the fields and will be put in the barns
by Hardesty, who said he found army
life easy, indeed. compared with the
big Job ahead OF. him on a 4OO-acrc
farm
Mrs. Goldsmith IS q widow, sixty
fvs years old. and on that account
urged that Hsrdesty be permitted to
return to handle her farm for the
coming season. He worked under her
husband, who was old and feeble. In
addition to the 400 acres for cUItivs--
tion, there are eight horses and six
teen head OF cattle on the farm.