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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

early school day lessons, all matter is composed of molecules. Heat is pro duced by their rapid motion. The more rapid the motion the greater the heat. Tn a condensed body there are naturally more molecules to the square inch and the space in which they move about is consequently les sened. It therefore takes a greater heat or force to set them in rapid mo- tion than it would in less compress ed state.
 People who have been in the noun tains will recall that coffee pot boils quicker in the high attitudes where the air is thinner than at home This is another manifestation of this law of physics.
 Frequent observations conducted by the Goodrich experts demonstrate that the vast majority of motorists keep their tires under-inflated. This is really the white plague of the pneumatic tire. It loosens the tread from the fabric. giving it rough, wavy appearance that soon renders it unfit for use Even if the hot weather did make a little difference it would be policy to risk. it rather than take the chance of having the tire under-inflated. Of the two evils, the latter is by far more universal and destructive"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

increased. It would be a rare thing for air that was pumped into tire at 40 degrees Fahr. to rise to no de grees Fahr. Yet, even in this extreme instance, the pressure rose but S.4 pounds, which is not at all dangerous.
 Most tire users would say that the increase would be at least 20 pounds in such cases, while the far-fetched theories of some wild-eyed motorists would lead one to suspect that the increase was anywhere from 100 to 500 pounds.
 "A more practical test-one that is more within the experiences of the average motorist, was then conducted. Another 34x4 tire was selected and pumped with the standard 70 degrees Fahr The tire was then driven at a rapid pace through hot sand stretches to ascertain just how much it would heat up. The average was found to be about 110 degrees. Then the tire was taken to the laboratory and heat ed to this temperature. The air pres sure at this point was found to be 75.3 pounds. This is a usual condi- ton which results have proven is practically negligible.
 The foregoing tests are really based upon a physics law; i. the more dense a body the longer it takes to heat. As everyone knows from
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

Hot weather always brings up the question on the part of the motorist, how much air shall l let out of my tires?' The general run of opinion seems to be that a certain amount of air should be let out of tires to make up for the increased air pressure caused by the heat" said w. c. Hub bard of the Bisbee Auto Company, To- cal Goodrich tire dealers. This is wrong.
 "The B F. Goodrich Rubber Com pany took up the question, conducted several tests, and made careful analy- sis of the changes that took place when the temperature of the tire was Variated. The result was quite sur prising as it exploded the popular theory held by many motorists that some air should be let out of the tire when the weather is warm.
 "A 34x4 tire was used for the tests. The pressure prescribed by all tire manufacturers for this size is 70 pounds. This was pumped into the tire at temperature of 40 degrees Fahr. and then gradually heated un- til it rose to no degrees Fahr. At this point, the reading of the air pres sure indicated 7S.4, or an increase of S.4 pounds.
 This test was conducted chiefly to ascertain just how much the pressure
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
EXTERMINAT0R TAXES
 DERBY WHILE ESCOBk
 LANDS SECOND PLACE
CBy Review Leg1ed Wire,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 11.-One of the greatest crowds that ever wit messed the Kentucky Derby today saw W. s. Kilmer's recent acquisition, EX- terminator. ridden by Jockey ". Knapp, win the forty-fourth renewal of that classic handily by one length from K. D. Alexander's Escoba. Eight lengths back came Viva America, who had set the early pace. iwhile the public choice, A. K. Macomber's War Cloud, was fourth.
 The race was run over a sloppy track and under the circumstances the time of 2:10 4-5 was good.
 EXterminator's victory came as a great surprise to most of the specta-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

place which she held until the finish War Cloud went to the post a heavy favorite at odds of $1.45 to S1, and his showing proved a great disappoint- ment. Behind War Cloud, Lucky B, James T. Clark, Sewell Combs and American Eagle finished in the order named.
 The gross value Of the race was S1S,475, of which S14.700 went to the winner. Of the remainder. s2,5OO went to Esccba. S1,O00 to Viva Amer ica, while War Cloud saved his entry and starting fees.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
EENNsY BEATS YALE

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Victory crowned the efforts of both the varsity and freshmen crews >f the University of Pennsylvania in their annual races with Yale over the Henley course of one mile. and five-sixteenths on the Schuylkil riv9r today.
 There wa snever any doubt as to the superiority of the red and blue oarsmen. the varsity eight winning by four lengths in six minutes 55 l-5 sec onds an dthe freshmen by slightly more than one length in seven minutes and twenty seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
EmIs BEATS POLE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 1l.-Ed- ward "Strangler' Lewis Of Lexington, Ky. was declared the winner on points in his match here tonight with Wladek Zbysko of Poland. claimant of the heavyweight wrestling champion ship Each took one fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
LEONARD WINS BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Benny Leonard of New York. lightweight champion of tine world. easily outboN- ed Johnny Mccarthy of San Francis co. in a four round bout here tonight, which was one of the nine events in % program arranged for the benefit of the war department athletic fund. The receipts were approximately Sl9,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
JACKSON PASSES TEST

PHILADELPHIA, May 11-Joe Jackson, left fielder of the Chicago White Sox. which club is playing a series of games with the Athletics, was examined here today for military serv- ice. The examining physician pro nounced him 100 per cent sound.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
CORNELL FREsHIEs WIN
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(Bv ReView Lonsed Wlrel
 PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Cornell freshmen were victorious in the dual track and field meet on Franklin Field here today with the Pennsylvania freshmen, the score being 75 to 42.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
MARIAN GETS CHANGE

BOSTON. May 11.-Edward Mahan former Harvard football captain. now a sergeant in the marine corps, is one of 500 enlisted men selected tO attend the first marine corps officers train ing camp to be held at Quantico, Va.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
SOUTHERN ASSN.

At Birmingham, 4; Chattanooga. l At Atlanta, 10; Nashville. o. At New Orleans, f; Little Rock, o. At Mobile, O.; Memphis, 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
PATTERSON SIGNS

MINNEAPOLIS. May 11.-ROy Pat terson. veteran pitcher, today was signed by the Minneapolis American association club.
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Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY GAMES

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 11.-It was the first shutout of the season for New York when Pittsburgh took the second game of the series. It was a left handed pitchers battle between Coop CT and Sallee. Three times the home team punched two hits in one inning, scoring twice out of these three, while the visitors had the bases filled in the fourth with two out and again in the eighth they had men on second and third with none out when Young lined to McKechnie, the latter making a wonderful catch. stepping on third and doubling the runner.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
AMERICAN ASSN.

At Minneapolis. O; Milwaukee, 6. Al St. Paul, 2; Kansas City, II.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
LEONARD TO BOX
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(By Review Leased Wlre)
 CAMP kEARNEY, San Diego, Cal, May 11.-Arrangements were complet- ed today for Benny Leonary, light weight champion, to appear at an en- tettainment for Camp Kearney sol diers May 22. Leonard will box an opponent yet to be selected at d free iu
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
REAL SLAB DUEL
CRv Review Leased wire)

CBv Review Leased Wirel PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May H. Jamieson's double. an out. and Burns single scored the only run of today's Chicago-Philadelphia game, the Ath- letics winning. Risberg's single was the Cnly hit Perry allowed. Shellen- bach held the Athletics hitless for four innings but after that they hit safely in every inning.
 Kopp starred with tbree great run ming catches. and Jamleson robbed Weaver of a triple by brilliant catch in the seventh, just before Risbergs hit
 R H E Chicago --.-.- 900 900 000-0 1 0 Philadelphia 0O0 900 000-1 Q Shellenbach and Schalp; Perry and Perkins
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS GAMES

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Waiter Johnson had the better of Bagby in a pitching duel and Washington defeat ed Cleveland. Johnson scored the only run on his triple and Shank's single
 p IT l.,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha R-H.E. Des Moines POI 900 OOO-. 3 10 f Omaha ... 1902 401 OOx-1O 14 1
 Cockel, Dressen and Breen; VangiI- der. Funr and Pratt
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
COLLEGE BASEBALL
YALE BEATS HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 11.-Tal- colt, pitching for Yale, proved a pug gle for Harvard. Talcott allowed only two hits, gave no bases on balls and struck out eleven men.
 Innings R. IT. E.. Harvard .... .OOO 900 OOO-O f Yale ...... .OO1 O1O 210-5 10 0
 Talcott and Holmes; O'Keefe and Gammock.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
BRAVES TRIM CUBS

Other games postponed. bad wealth er.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
At St. Josephs-

AI SI. JOstpHs- IN. IT, D. Sioux City %. .O1O 100 O0O-2 } 3 St Joseph ..1O1 1O3 OOx-6 s 2
 Meyer and Lich; Luschen and Ba- chant.
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Shellenbach and Schalp; Perry and Perkins.
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At Hutchison
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Surh ieincn Inmolt SSas. 9ooth,
bat @eorg q. 9tcbmert, BON Ban, in
&reisgeribt bon @asconabc Gountp
cine aluge eingereidt 5ltr Grlan9ung
bon $4,000 BON q. gS. 9tetel
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GntihGoigung fir &crlebrngen ers
littcn boourh DOB Der &lG9cr bon
Scrrn IicscrS 9lutonlpbil gctrofien
mltroe.
Scr &lGger, Elm Sdnlicb IN Scr
9tGbe bon 9ap, giebt on baB er om
3. Wtoi, 1917, nit Der &eparatlrr Ell
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I'M 9etraec bon $666.O5; bab er ,lns
f1biq mar icincr 9eihditigirne nud.
sugcbeit; bab ieine 51Gigfeit 81 ar.
beitcn' unb @elb 5i pcroiencn lebr
crnltlih llno permanent gei6Gbigt
morbcn lit.
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bielc GcrIesl,ngcn pcrllrindt mlrocn
0urh ocs 9lngeflagtcn 9tohlGiii9feit
heinl Srcibcn, 2eitcn llno Sanbbobcn
bcs bciogtcn 9llltonobils, 81 elmer
,3cit no hcr g(ngcfluetc bllrd I'M
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llnpcrtrulltbcit nit bciagtcm Slllto.
nlobil llnb Deilcn mchoniIhcn Sbcis
len, pernllnftgcrlGBer @eiie niht
tonlpctcnt mar bcioetes Slrtomobil SIT
opcriercn l,no ST fontrollicren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Sammlcr fir bas 9iotbc Sirens CT.
fulgrcidl an Scr gIrbeit.
Triibc |crid)tc itcllcn cine 100.pro.
5cntisc WiitslicoidJaft fir Gas.
cuuaoc Gpnnm IN SlnsiidJt.

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bubcn glGll5cnocn GriolG IN Serr
mann. Scds Iomcn mctdc Dom go,
then &rcll5 Crnalnt mllrocn, ioioGr Die
bon Der biciigen &ircben ernannten
&onmittccs, iino cntiig tcim Son-
mcln bon Ntitglicocrn. S5ic iinben
oub ous Eublifum ppn N>ernonn Elm
y0cr5 "lrno olld cinCn Dollar" bat.
0ic Sulnltler iilr 0ns Rotbc &rcll5
iinb IN jcbern Shulbiitritt i'm Goun.
IN un Der 9Irbcit lmo bnbcn ollh Ci'
ncn 9roGcn Grfolg
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lit oic Grbcblmg Dpn 6pnOa oltrh
3cihnlngcn Der nltcn WiitQlicocr, 10
mic olld) bic GrInnQlnG bnn ncllcn
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Ser 0ungrck ,uirb crindlt lucrocn
SGmmc cntfcrnen 81 laiicn.

Snrmcr, iomic allh Stnotlclhc bon
Srdnflin Golt1tD lnb bon SSarrcn
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oen Gongreb, in melhen bericlbe er-
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mclhe iid bcreits I'M Slrb, an Der
Siioicitc, 5miihcn Tclp Sapcn llnb
@oibin9ton beiilbcn, iofort entfcrs
nen SIT loiien.
9ic Wttitcllcr beoniprllden baB bic
01nlme llnpcrbciierlidcn Sdobcn
uno llnbcil 5l,r Solgc bobcn merben
(u) neil biciclben bcn Strom ocs
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ser Norbieitc bes Sllliies mcrfen, in
folgc bciicn tbaltienbe bon Slider
frudtborcn 2onbcs fortgcidpcnrt
meroen; 0) iheil Sic SGntmc ben
sslub, an ieiner Siioieitc, oils cine
fonnler5iellc Soditrobc orsiheiben
uno @oibington, in obiebborcr 3cit,
5u elmer SnIonoltobt nlo6cn pcrocn;
(c) neil bcln 6lub gcitottct mcrbcn
ioIltc icincn notiirlihen 2auf entlang
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bcfinbet llnb mas bcrbeigefilbrt mcr-
bcn fam, pcnn ii6 9Gnunc bon Scr
9torHicitc bcs Sluiies critrcdcn.
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Trcb Sranf 9ineter seiallcn ami Scm
Sdladtfelb in Trand)reid).
SSar cin Subn Don u. 9incter muo
Satin III Der gtGbe bon
Gpoper !6ill.
Gltcrn erbicltcn pprisc gSodJe Die
Nahridlt ppm Spbc hires Suh.
mes i'm September.

9toh Elm o@ascpnabe County Bon"
bot inherent &utcrlanoc 0as crbobe.
nc Opfcr bnrgcbrdht. glm Dtpntag,
Den 9. 0c5cnlbcr. fom Die ofii5icllc
9tad)rid)t bab Srcb Sronf 9fueter ollf
Dem Shlod)tfclo III Sranfrcid) geial.
len lit. tSreo mar beinabe 26 Sabre
alt lnb mar eln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
jilnger Ntaln, pflidtgetrclt itno brup.
Gr puroc nm A. Scbruor, 1898, III
Der Sadie bon Toollonl geborcn. SSnt
Dtonat September lpllroe CT sur
8ahne einbcrllfev llno nlbr am 20.
September, 1917, nit nnDeren @as-
conaoc Gollntp @ops, nah Camp
,Sl,nlton. SSnl Wtonat Ot1r5 fiibr cr
nodl ,Srontreid), 100 CT ieinc Efliht
tbat fir iein Saterluno.
Ser Serltorbenc mar in Der ytoh'
bori6ait bon Cooper Sill uno Wtt.
Stcrling ollgemein bcfannt lrno be-
licbt bel 9(llcn bie i'm funrten. Gr
mar Elm trcucs Dtitglieb Der Gpangl.
Stride. Gr bintcrlGbt ieine betrilb'
ten gltern, 8. Glletcr ,rnb Satin, 10.
,pie audi orei 9riiber unb bier Shlpe-
-
tern. Wfoge Die sllles bc,lcnoe 3elt
ol,h oieien Sdnlcr5 linoern, I'M Ell.
ncn gelicbtcn Sobn ber icet Su ben
tobtcn @clbcn lniercs SnterlnnOcs
5dblt miro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Sob pun 1sran llrinla Song, i'll bobcn
Wrciienaltcr ppn 93 Sabren.
Sccroienug bfnte yhhmittas nrl 2
llbr, anf bem itaotiid,cn
syrieobufe.

9ln lcbtcn Wtittno6 unt lulb.lcd)s
llhr, ubcnoa, lturb IN Der Mobnllng
bon sSralt Gnlilic 9fueoiger, nab
tangent 2ciocn, Srnll llriillu @ng,
Zach. &rocttlc), I'M boben Srcl'endl'
ter Don 93 SSubrenL 4 Monuten imo
t3 Sagen.
Die &erltorbcne murbe III 9elltld)'
lono geboren llno fan i'm 9llter bon
10 Sabren nab slmerifa. Sler per'
bcirotbetc iie iid nit Srcos Eelad
rnb bcoog nit oemielben cine Sarm
in Der gtGbc bon 2ittIc Berger. gSa6
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lie ii6 gum 5rueitcn Wtal NIT Serrn
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iolae bon poreerildtenl Ilter ilno
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Gmilie Hueoieer. Seit bier Sabren
mar lie Snpalib lmo lett Den lesten
brci SSobrcn faIt beit0noig an oas gett
gcfeiielt.
Die Gcrltprbene bate I'M 9an5en Z
&inoer BON 0cnen 5 Der Wtilttcr inr
Sooe pprongingcn Sic DinterldBt
spei S0Gne, Ytartin Ii. Sorcn5 Sug,
beioc nabc Sernlann ipobnbaft.
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(Sreitag) nm 2 llbr, nadnittags,
bon Der @obnllng Scr 6rolt gnilie
Hueoiaer aus, iulb ltnter Seitlng BON
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in Stulpc snr lebtcn ,inbc acbcttct.
Gpnrab ". &atall, biutcrlGi,t @attin,
Winttcr, picr %riioer nno BRET
Sdlucitcrn.

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2atou, Scr on Z. Gc5cn1bcr IN Eoic.
buo ltnrb, muroc on lebtcn Wtontn9
nud) Stolpc gcbraht, no bann am
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ser Gpanel. Stride bon Stolpe, 1lnter
9eitllng bon Yaltor slslnllss, Die
Sralcrfcicr itattfano, lpOralf 0ann
oic @eilebllng allf oeul gpangl. Srico.
bofe erfolgte.
Scr Scrltorbene wurbe Dor bclnabe
% Sabren IN Stolpe gebpren llno
mar ser Sobn bes perltorbenen Gbas
2atall llno bellen @attin @tinnie 2ar
toll, Scr icsiecn Srol, s. SS. Bod. gr
bciuhtc Die Sh,llcn in Stolpe unb
muroe all6 BORT IN Der guangl. Stride
fonfirnlicrt. 9lnl "a. fScbrltar, 1915,
perbeirotbcte or ii6 nit SRI. slnna
Sluetld), Gpbtcr bon slnorcos
Sluetih llnb @ottin, bon Smiss.
9toh in ocntielbcn Sabre 500 CT nod
Roiebuo no cr bus Shrcincrs ltnO
slnitrcidcr @unomcrf bctricb 0urh
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ncn ollsge5eihnctcn Gharoftcr er'
lparb er ii6 oie Sodadtllng Ser &c.
mobncr bon 9foIchllo llnb Der lint
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sliiber ieiner @ottin ulo ieiner
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nod foIeenbe @cihpiiter: Gbas. rno
Sbeooor 2otnll. iett in Sranf.
reid; Sranf ,nb Sri. Scna Satall, in
StoIpe; Srau Mtinnie Slider, bon
Ii6monb, Wtinn. ilnb Srai Soa
Stepens, bon ct. 9pltis.
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!Gcrmann luirb Gin nencs Giicnbnbns
Scput crbaltcn.

SSir crfabren aus gutter Gucllc,
bnb oas critic Icpot lpcldcS bic Mo.
Eoc. @obn no6 bent &ric9c boucn
loiicn miro, III Scrmunn crrlhtet
Dcrocn ioll. Gem @crildt 5lfolgc,
ipcl6cs III Giicnbobnfrcilcn 5irfll-
liert, ioll Gins Der i6Dnlten, menn
allh nidt Scr grobtcn Gepots III Ser
mann crbout meroen. Siele gtelllg.
felt miro bon alien Scrnannern,
ocnen imier jetiges Gepot idon ieit
lonaer 3cit Gin Corn i'm Slltge mar,
nit iSrcl,oen begriibt rucrben. &cnn
neuc Ocpots int Serbaltnib gum 9cs
licfcrtcn @cidGft pertbeilt mcrocn.
oum lit Sernnnn, gang obgclebcn
BON ieincr @eDulb nit bent jebigel1,
icbr tooelbaften @cb1llbc, idon longNt
5u einen1 nobcrncn, gcrllunigen uno
Sen 3pcdcn entlprede,1oc Depot
bcrchtigt. gir nebmct oabcr an
0ab ous Serlegen Der Vobngclel'e
nuf 9tor0cn ser SDrl1ufcr Der IN
9(usiiht oeitclltcn @erbciierllng lit.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
&uritcllnns snsnnlten bes Sodidnl'
Eianufonbs erntet ben Seifall
bes Emblifnms.

SSSnfplgc Der lrn9ilnltigen @ittcr.
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Die @orltellung ~Sbe Selping Circle
at Wtrs. Wartin's" nibt 10 sablrei6
bejudt mic es ionit Der Sall gepeien
nGre. Sas Stiid mar fllra murbe
aber iebr gut gegeben. Gie iungen
MGoden Ser Sodidule Oeritanben es,
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ocncn Gbarafterc 5lr @eltlng SIT
bringen, mas iebr 5ltr Grbeiterilng
bcs Ylblifluus beitrlg.
0ic @rtra 9tlunmern bes Srps
grams peroicncn beionOeres Sob. Die
9lusipabl Der porgetragenen Stilde
ser Sueenb &apeIle, Der Grill" Der
IGbdcn Scr grabierten Sdule, 10.
mic bic "9feb Gross" unb Dur
Sloe" SabIeots maren idntnttlid
o1sge5ei6net. Ser Grill Der Wtnos
den mar cine Der beiten inb gra5i.
oieIteR 2eiit1,ngen melde mir bis
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neblt @eiang, aiisgefiibrt bon bier
flint Sabre alten &naben in boiler
nilit1rii6er llniform. Sieie 9titm'
mer erntete rauidenben 9eifall. Sralt
6. S. Rippitein lutb ibre Utitarbei-
terinnen baben iid fir bieie biibide
llnterbaItllng ben Sarf oes Bnbli-
fums eriporben.
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Sicntc 10 Sabre lang ais oilfspoit-
meiitcr in 0ermann.

gIm pcrgangcncn Sonnta9 goh'
mitto0 lpurbc &crnlonn micOcrllm in
ticfc Sroucr pcrictt, ols cs befonllt
mlrbc rub cincr unIcrer pppltldrlten
i,nocn Milncr ouf Dem Shlabtfelo
in Tronfrcid, icin 2cbcn ac!olien no
BE- Sine @otihaft poll &ricgs De
portcmcnt troi an 9iofnlittog Gin
nit ser gtodridt an Cir. Shlenoer
unb @ottin Dab bereu Sobn Scrlnono
on 6. Nopenbcr, in 6ranfrcih, inl
Sample get0otct wprocn lei.
Icroinono mar elmer Der belicbte'
iten ilngcn M6nncr unicrcr Stoot.
sSn ieOer Siniibt bon nulterbatteIll
sctruscn. infoIee neiien CT lid Der
Sodod,tllna gulcr erfrelte, Die i'm i'm
9cbcn acfonnt babcn. Gr ml,roe ollt
90. WGra, 1887, IN Scrmonn gebo-
rem lmo crbiclt icine Gr5ic6llng in
hcn bieiieen S6ulen. Spdter iplroe
cr Silispoltmeiitcr unter Senrn
Grass, unb bcfleioete oieie Sttllc 10
Sabre binburh llnb 5eihncte Ilb nab
reno bicier oonaen 3cit burb Soflid.
felt uno groBc 3l,porfpntr1cnbeit,
Scm Iubliflull gcaeniiber, aus, @or
,,neciGbr aipei SoDrcn nabm er cine
Glcrf Stcllc an I'M GicnIt Der Wfo.
9oc. @uhn, in ct. 2nllis.
Sm Slrni 1918 mnroe or 5llr
SABINE cinhcr,lfen lulb fubr nit elmer
grobcn S(btbcill,ng ct. Sollis @ops
noh Camp 9ifc, Slrfonios. Spater
iuor er sl,r Giriib,na in Camp
@eourcaorb, slleronbrio, ga. Sllt
Monot S(ugllit fubr or bnnn als Wtit'
eIieS bcs 355. itcn 0tiiioltri SnIans
tcrie Hcairncnts nod Sranfreih. Sr1
Sen Icttcn brci @ohen Dor SdllB
bes &ricgcs nobm bns 355.Ite Wttl'
iouri &cginncnt Sbcil an ben idmeren
&anlpfen entlung Ser Wtoas lno IN
elmer bicicr Shlahten, am 6. gto'
benber, MIR flint Gage por Der lln'
ter5eidnlng oes Observation-Disclosures,
fanb Scroirono bcn 600 in %ertba'
biellng Ser Sodc ieines Saterlanoes.
sluBer ieincn ticfbetrilbten gltcrn
binterlGbt Scr GcrItorbenc nod 5lpel
9riibcr: Scrnlonn. bier ipcbnbaft
unb @illian1 gleidfolls I'M Otenlt IN
Sranfrcid, iolpie eine Sdmelter
Srau Ioria Sreuler, bon Ct Sollis.
8ir babcn fir olIc oas tiefite Wsitges
fiibI in ibrenl berhcn GerlnIt.
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Starb in ct. 2uuis.

g(m poriaen @fittlpof ltarb in ct.
2oltiS, on scr Synflltcn5u, SRI. Gina
G5eidin, i'm Otter bon 10 SSobren,
Die SerItorbene NOR einc So6ter bon
gilbert G5ei6in unb @attin, bon
@oollam. Ser 2cihnnm murbe am
beroanqcnen Sol1stag nod Spens.
billie gebrodt llnb auf bem Srieobofe
Der Gpanal. @emeinbc bel @oollam,
llnter 2eit,tng bon 8aitor @Ibers.
mertb, bon OmenspiIle, 5l,r &libe be.
Itattet.
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,lSn ;yranfrcidl scitorbcn.

Gernun0te in glano baben Die
Srauerboti6aft erboltcn bob &illionl
@ittrod am 16. Sftober, in Sranfs
reid, infolge bon @ltnoen geltorben
lit, Die CT in Der Sblabt erbielt. Ser
illnge @ittrod, Der i'm. lesten Ieai
gum 9ienIt einberltfen mllrOe, mar
Elm Sobn bon SSobn gSittrod lulb
@attin frilber lpobnbaft in 9lano,
iest aber in galban, Colo. aniGiiig,
Ser 8erItorbene batte 5ablreide Ser
lparote unb Sreunoe in Der gtabe
bon 8lanb.
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geridtct ais idiuer berlunnbet i'm
&nmpf in ssraufrcidl.

9ic SerIultlilte I'M u@lobe.Genl. "
bonn letten Sonntog meloct ltnter
Inoercn al,6 brei Sops bon @as'
.conabe gountp ols ihper perp,lnoet
i'm &arnpf in Sronfreib: Sonp Geo.
Siiber, Sobn bon Senrp Siiber, bon
Smenspillc; Gbos. 6. Stodton, Sobn
bon Sbonas Stodton bon glano
l,nb Gbos. s. 9abis, Sobn bon Srant
9abis, bon Meo 9irb.