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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13
! stood on the Strand in London.

! stood on the Strand in London.
Six young men were coming. There
was a fellow-feeling among them
that one conld not imaglne-bnt for
war.
or an age, about %; OF the same
height. about six feet; In uniforms.
the light blue OF the army invalid. all
six were on crutches. each with his
right leg gone above the knee. each
destined to 80 through life q cripple,
They came smiling. They met 1
man of their own age. In like uniform
similarly afflicted. but with the left
leg gone. They paused, rested ON
their clutches, smiled. and saluted-
but passed him by. They could not
take him in because Ii was not the
right leg that was gone. He smiled.
passed on and looked back at the
squad vending It's way. looking for
others who could quality for admis-
sion to their exclusive set.
How gruesome are wars jokaes
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13
SPEED UP AMERICA.
(By d. q. Pippl

tBy p. q. Pipp)
hate war with all the hatred q
human being can feel for anything
on earth.
stood In Flanders beside a lone
grave.
Life had been sweet to that young
man.
He had hopes-of = home and
family.
He had love.for young woman
for friends and country.
He had ambition--to do good and
succeed In the arts OF peace.
He had desires--to be at peace
with all the world.
Another man had hopes and love
and ambition and desires-hopes Tor
greater power, love for glory, amhi-
ton to rule peoples not his own, de-
sires to conquer others and take
their landa and streams: to make
might greater than right.
The young man went out with 9TH
err to defend his land against the
on-rash OF the ambitious ruler.
When the young man fell ! com
rade was near.
The eemrade bore tie lifeless form
to q battIe-scarred tree. There he
dug hole and buried the form, and
with il the hopes. the love. the de-
airee and the ambition all were
gone. . sacrifice to the greed OF mill
itary nation.
The comrade piled the earth into .
mound and placed 0 little marker
there.
stood beside the grave and saw
the marker.
i bird on naked branch OF the
tree twitted = Enournfui lay.
High over our heads the shells
were shrieking -missels OF death
sent from camp TO camp.
sim higher. birdmen were in
deadly combat Miles up they ma
neuvered, scarcely In sight, yet the
rattle OF their machine guns reached
our ears.
looked at the grave, the bird. the
injured tree: listened to the sereech-
ing Shells the apnttering guns OF the
airmen, and felt q hatred surging
within me that ! had not believed
possible for any man to feel.
Il was not hatred for the dead
German who lay few feet away. Hel
had done his worst and paid his price.
I looked at His lifeleas form. lying
across the ridge between two shell
holes. the body end head pitched In
TO one hole. the legs into another.
untll that moment I did not bel
lieve anyone could look upon the
death OF any man with feeling OF
It was not hatred for the man. but
intense hatred Tor the causes TOR
which he fought; Tor the rulers who
sent him 20 his death. who caused
him and the young man IN the gravel
each 20 take fhe others life.
A feeling Of satisfaction because
! man il dead
That IL war.
What conflicting emotions come 10
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

VIM shupe writes from SAN Lake
that he won't be back in Montpelier
having fell Into" better lob there
and would register in Salt Lake. He
VIII enter the military school Tor duty
overseas.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

was q change for me. We had lettuce.
salad. pork. veal. war bread. ehoco-
late and ice cream, all for three
francs or about SIS cents in American
money
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13


| stood beside surgeons chair in
London.
In the chair sat . British soldier, q
man OF splendid torm--body erect
muscles hard. sinews wiry--in the
full strength OF young manhood.
The nose was gone. eheekbone
gone: an eye out. the eyebrow and
bone above 1t had been blown away.
Wonderful surgical skill had done
much TO repair the damage done by
an enemy she'll A welt on the fore.
head showed where a piece of skin
and flesh had been taken, twisted
about and grated across the place
where the nose had been. A nose and
part of cheek had been shaped from
Light copper plate. a glass eye had
been placed In the plate, and an eye
brow painted above the artificial eye
"a splendid job TO mask wars work.
But what hatred one eeelssfor war
that win distigure a perfectly built
young man SO as TO make such mask
ing necessary!
One would save other young men
from like fate; one tries to think
of words 10 send home to his native
land that will help save them, and
the words that 80 tearing through the
brain are. Speed Up!"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

Almost any married man win free
" admit that in the choice Of : part
ner HIS wife'a judgment was superior
to hia own.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

William J. AnselI. Co. A, 127th IN
fantry. writing to his mother under
date Of July 9th, whom 1t viii be re-
called was gassed in his first fight in
France, says:
A few lines to let you know every
thing is o. k. with me. and hope this
will find things the same with you.
We are out of the trenches and / do
not know when we will go back in
again. We are camped in woods
and there is strawberry patch In
back OF my tent, SO you see / am liv-
ing high. I suppose you know that
the Boches are gong backwards. IL
the good work keeps up / expect to
get home sometime next summer, IL
not before, 80 cheer up az 1t WON'T be-
lonb.
How ID everything at home? II
sure does seem ages between your let
ters. SO please write soon and let me
know all the news. II you cannot
read this letter don't blame me as |
am writing II on my gas mask, which
does not make 3 very good desk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

I stood at Amiens-even then the
battle was on q short distance 10 the
east. Scouts OF the air were ever
above us: the sound OF firing never
ceased; the wives and children were
fleeing to the west. while husbands
and fathers fought with their lives to
check the onruah Of the people who
would rule by the sword.
Death was on parade that day.
And ] saw the procession OF the
wounded.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13
e who would have ali the world at

one who would have all the world al
peace!
One flnds himself choking-and
lighting back tears.
The dead German, and the othe,
German near by. mangled still worse
stood and fell for cause that is un.
holy.
They permitted ruthless rulers to
train them In militarism and in the
military spirit; they went forth to
force that militarism on a peaceful
and. to great extent. an unsuspect-
ing world. Tools they we're OF the
greedy leaders who would fasten the
creed Of force on civilization; tools
that must be crushed.
There are times when mans most
sacred duty Is to wage war-relent-
less war.
That time Ii now with America.
War means fighting TO the death.
This war means fighting back that
military nation-or ourselves meet
Ing death or becoming subject to the
same ruthless military nation that
sacrifices human beings to its own
greed.
There Is no tinsel, no gold trap
pings. no gloss to war.
There Il only one duty, one task:
to fight back to the death. to XIII the
German forces who fight because
their rulers say that we must submit
or die.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

VIM Harding, another member Of
Battery B. in writing to q friend
here says:
While sitting here i'm an old dugout
/ will write a few lines to let you
know that / am fine and dandy, az
long as we keep the Huns on the run,
and we have sure been driving them
back. Our big guns advanced last
night quite distance. Soon our lines
will be straight and IL looks like 1t
would not be long until we win be
fighting on German soil. Last night
we moved into positions they had
held and found many things that
would be valuable souvenirs il we
could keep them long enough to bring
them home with US. picked up .
German belt with the words, God Id
With us, written on It, These words
are on 30 many things we find. But I
think they are quite mistaken, for
God ia with us and not the Huns.
Our lieutenant tKellyl win leave
as In q few days. He il going back TO
America to instruct men there. He
will take with him German sword I
found in dugout. and several other
souvenirs. If he can he will send YOU
some OF them. also have q helmet
and cap found on the battle field.
We haven't received our mail for 4
long time, but hope that there ara .
lot or letters from home at neadquar-
ters. We are all anxious to hear from
home.
We can't see very far ahead here as
the air ia so misty. We are looking
through dim glare an OF the time. I
could write very interesting letter IL
they would let me. but can't, 80 win
have 9 lot to tell when / get home.
WIN close with best regards to all
friends.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

But We are getting all we can eat. and
most always have a good place to
sleep. | am still driving q truck. and
like it fine. II doesn't make any diff
ference-day or Might've have to
SO, and are not allowed to use any
lights at night, no matter how dark
Il may be. Well, must close for this
time. and viii write again soon.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13
y No. 4.
Report d the Condition OF the
Bank of Montpelier

m the State Of Idaho, a& the close OF
business Sast day Of August, 1918
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-09-13

What Conflicting emotions come toIW
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Ncnes bon Sermann &onte 2.

@ottlpb 8abler, BON ScTtcrlor
Gitp, mar porige @ode bier altf Se-
iuh bel icilcr Wrttcr urb ionltigcrl
angeborigen.
@oltcr Wari6 arbcitct CUR 3clt
fir Geo, 3eilnlann in Berger.
Die Shipping Iiin." perianote in
Scr pcrgongenen ISOLDE cine Carlo,
Dung Shafc. Grnit MeDcr erbiclt
$4,000 I'M ct. Coulter Wnrft fir 3
9Grnmcr unb 2 Sabrlinee.
Trls. Waria @llulhrafe unn @llloo
Mtepcr iino allf Gin paar @otcn Ser
ien BON Ct. 2ollis eingetroffcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

Ibeno Elm See Cream Social eeeeben.
3ablrei6c @ditc battcn ii6 eingefun.
Den uno ollie Dcrlebtcn einen irob.
lid)en NbcnO. Ser Geincrtrag gu.
gunlten bes guten 3lpcds mar $62.
Die @inippbncr uniercs StGotdcns
uno Der llmgcbnug iino p%atriotiid)c
llntcritilecr oes Totbcn &reu6rs. Sis
lest bat oicicr lofale 3meie burd) In.
terbaltlmeell urb Gontributipneu Die
Sumnle por 1915 5uiammengebrad)t
Geo. ". Sonntog uuo Sri. Minnic
Vrummcl murOen porigc ISOLDE inl
Seim Der 9raut Gltern, IN Saline
Gountp. getraut. 6ruu Sonntue mar
w1Drcnb Der lcbtcu 5pci Sabre III
Geo. @ultcr'S @cld)Gft ais Serfuu.
ferin ~angeitellt. Ser grdutigoln iii
Gin Spbn bon @crlrp Spnntog mo
Satin, unb lit elmer unicrcr pronli-
nentcu iungen 5arwlcr. gr miro ont
fpmmcnoen Wontag, in @ciellidait
bon so anocrct @osconobe Gollntp
9ops, na6 Camp Suniton %abrciicn.
Hapmonb Sea9ans, mclder Dor 2
@o6en cinen crfolglpien @erlud)
mod)te in Die Slottc cin5utretcn, mod
te borigc ISOLDE no6mals einen Der
JUDI uulo muroe bieieS NAL ungcllom-
men. gr befinoct iit jctt III Der
llebilngs Citation bel Den @roBcr
Seen (@reat 2afcs).
Sn eii,cnt 9rief Den ieinc Gltern
ioeben erbielter, bcllabrihtigt Oan'
llie Sadiid Oicielbcn bon icincr lidc'
rem Infllnft allf oicicr Scitc, mad lei
ner erlten SaDrt ilbcr ben GROCER,
.Sei6. &alpb (@ub) Chill bcrid)tet in
einem 9rief an ieinc angeborigcn
ieinc Mnfunft in 2ipcrpoo1, England
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
5reitas, ben 10. Suli, 1918.
q ase b c.
Wasepnabe Tarnacr babcu in bieier
8pdlc nit benz SreidJen begun.
nen-Spnitige gcridte upn
0ascuna6c.

@s wor unieren Sarmern bis jebt
nod niht nlGglid ibrcn @ciSen ST
oreihcr. Die Sreidcr iinb allc nod
inn Miiiouri 9ottont, meitlid bon
bier, al, Scr Nrbeit. Sn einigen 90
gen mcrocn lie MN o,,d bel ulls at.
fomnen.
@oS jcet bier olrl mciitcn n0tbig
it, bab iuGre Gin gutter bltrdmcidcrl=
Ser Hcgcu. Gr Wutb obcr bolo font.
men, mcnn or bcnl Gorn nod picl
nllben ioll.
Sro,t 6. s. SclilIn cine friibcre
GinwoDncrir bon @osconooc, ieBt
aber in Molunt Scrnon, Wto. unIGiiig,
befinbet lid, oltf 9eiltd) bel bieiigcn
Srelrnoen. Sic tbcilte inns nit, Dab
iDr @otte, 4. s. Scltllp, ipeldcr Dor
rngcfGbr 16 Wonaten aus 8eillnos
Decentralization nad) Molnt Gernon
500, Bis jctt MIR iucnig 8ciicrlrng &C.
fltllbcn bot. 9err Scuilp mar CUR
3cit ieincr Grfranfrng bon Sbas.
Dorlcp, al Scr Hcgicrumgsflottc an
gciteIlt.
Motorboot . 9icbe iinb micbcr
flciBig OIL ser Irbcit. Clos. u.
Scptt, non Scbbctts, no, mar am
porigcl Wittipod) bier in @oscnnooc
mo beridtctc Dob ieit Motorboot
felt belu porigen 0icnsto9 pcridmun,
oen lit.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, On July
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Scr @usconooe 3luei9 ocs Totbcn
&rcl,5es bot arl pori9cn 0onncrstag
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
GidJhaicn pcrnriad)cn cincn Inlauf
fir SagSlisenien.
Tranflin GunItb lit alien aubercu
Counties pur in Der GAIL Der
linscniicrtcn Nimrobe.

Scr ItaoiIi&2, .0cprip S8iI0 mo
Slid -&omHiiiGr. Sobn Is. ScSlie,
weIdcr oarnui iicbt oab Die ltoatlid)cn
sSilb- unO Sid, @eictc in @ascou.
abe, Srnnflin, Sole mo Olagc Goum-
tp nid)t ilbcrtrctcn lpcrbcr, bcrihtct
baB SronfIin Goultp IN hicicnt Sabr
nit Nc5ng Guf Sog0li5cnien on Der
Spite blribt. %on /, $nmlor 1918,
bis jctt, hot Tronflin Gountp 1880,
Cole 1908, Wnscnnobc 7S5 mn
Sia9c GO &ughli5enicn olSacitcllt.
@errn ScsIic'S @cridt 5uiOlac
murocn in @nSconnbc Gpuntp on fol.
genbc Tcrioncn Soooli5cnien all5gc.
itcllt mGbrcno br8 pcrgolgcncn Mns
nats:
Hermann: A. j. Neidhardt, Leo. C.
H. Weiscr, Chas. Mumbrauer, G.. c..
Speckhals, !. b. Waldram, o. 2. Kuhl-
man, Hy. Sohns, Andy O~etterer, F.
H. Brieschke, S. H. Schilling, Mike
Neuman, Chester Fahrner, Edward
Hate, Aug. Wohlt.
Morrison: William Epple, L. W.
Tschappler, Albert Rcinhold, G. Spaete
Jr., W. B. Turner.
Gerald: Louis kappelman.
Red Bird: J. F. Wight and G. Nc
Intosh.
Swiss: DR.. Z. G. Rhodius, Theodore
Schultz and T.. G.. Rhodius Jr.
Ow~ensvillc: Theo. Tappmeyer, G. N.
Lehman, P. n. Hutton, Leslie Eggers,
Theo. Eggers, Chester Henneke, B. B..
Baxter, H. NJ. Greenstreet, Beno
Rauter, Hy. Paneitz, Dewey Richard
son and Edw. Hengstenberg.
Bay: H. C. Engelbrecht, b. W. West
and Emmett West.
Gasconade: F. Clifton, f. B. Ed
wards, Frank Craig, w. A. Ogg, Chas.
Kossman, c. L.. Ames, Fred Jackisch,
M. T. Skinner Jr. and E. r. Reinholz.
Drake: Ed. Brandt.
Tea: f. w. Warren.
Potsdam: H. A. Tschapplcr and Hy.
Eickerman.
Bland: BENZ. Boettcher, Lester
Huckins, VIM. Boettcher, H. H. Shock,
ley. T. NJ. Parker, Oscar j. Gawer,
Chas. Matthews, Earl Jose, W. II.
Carroll, +. H. Hohenstrect and L. S.
Huckins.
Owensville: Elmer Steinbcck Jr., H.
C. Smith, H. c. Sassman, Walter Hof'-
man, C. F. Claudet, W. F. Gotten
streeter.
Hermann: w. f. Strecker, Geo. },
Leibach, Aug. Lichtc, f. A. Bauer,
Everett Puchta, VIM. Fell, Hy. Hans,
Geo. A. Ruediger, O. J. Hickman, Gus.
CHASER and R. A. Breuer.
Rosebud: Chas. l.. Bartel Jr. and
Emmett Shockley.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Ginit nnb Jest.

8cnn einItntols fir bieielbe Wfaio
3nei WGnner III 2iebe ergliibtcn,
Damn floeen Die S6iuerter aus Der
S6eio',
Sic f1mpften, Dob Sltnfcn lpriibten.
Sroblpfeno fiibrte gum Iltor Die
9ralit
Scr Sieeer-beltt giebt's fem gr.
bisen,
Saben 5ipci iih in oieielbe ncribout-
Damn loiien beioe lie iiten!
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Srafe.
gpnis !Suclmcr perlett bnrdl Stnr5
punt Senituf.

SoNlS SpCllllcr luutuC ppttSS <Sp'
dc BON cirem llnfoll hctroffcn mcldcr
cine idmcr5boftc Scrlcbnng our Sol
&c bdttc. SEER Socln1cr banoicrtc
nit elmer Scugnbel ullf Ger Spiec CT
ncs Scllitods mo iicl berah, mobei
cin ,3infen Scr @obcl icinen Sorocr.
arm spiid]en ocn hciocn &nnd)crl
biIrhbobrte.
G6us. &urrclmcDcr unh @attih
bon Ilnto, @tp.. mcilcn gcgcnpdrtlg
ols @Gitc I'M Scin bon @crrrp
&rcuter.
9(nl nGdHten Sonntag, Den u.
Suli miro in Der bieiigen, Gpangl.
Stride sic 9ocl,f Somnibip Sonntag-
idul = &unDcntion obgcbaltcn mcroen,
ISM. Iicpolo, ). IuibcrNcioc,
S6cooor 2icIcmcper uno Jrunf Sch
mort labcll iid icbcr Gin 5oro I,lto
gcnebnligt.
2aut @crid)t bon Srip 0ucoc 1T i'm
Scinl bon S(rtbur 2angcnbcrg mo
@ottin Gin flcincr GnfclIobn an9c'
fplniren.
Sri. 9poiu SappmcDcr, bon ct.
2oltis mar filr5lid cin poor Gage allI
@ciu6 bci ibrcn IngcbDrigcn.
Gm nGditcn %. unb 30. Nl9uIt
miro bier cine 2agcrbcrlanlmlllnQ
Camp mceting) o~6gcholtcn mcroen.
Sri. gntilie 2angcnber9 1T bon
Wtidigan bier ongclongt I'M ibrcl,
|atcr at bciltd)cn, ipcldcr Dor 5lpci
&od,cn BET eincn l~lnfull nit clncn1
Sllbrlpcrf ncrlctt mllroc.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
Is, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6. 1917.
Geo. 2angenbcrg, mclder allt Den
Shlahtfclo in Sronfreidl %nerlUnloci
mllroc, bat ~icillcut Nater, 8. $. Sall'
gclberg, brieflid) mitgctbcllt 0ob CT
raid icincr 0Cneiung cl1tgcacn geht.
Geo. @rcllntc, Gbos. 2ottnloml
Mn. Socnncmorn mo 2oris Sle'c'
n,cpcr bobcn iid) nod gluir, Ncbr
br0cbclL bon no tic nod) Camp Sim
iton abreiien mcr0en.
SHn inherent @cridt ilbcr hic Notbt
arclls &ollcftc int 9iltrift Nr. 30
murbc bl,rd) cin Scricbcu 6rou Innc
@nitnl9acrtncr's contribution nih,
ongcfiibrt; biciclbc mar in bcm BE
Itroae binter Dem 9tontcn ibrcs Sater's
nit eingcidloiien Srar 9aunlgocrt
ner nar cine ilnicrer tbatiglten uni
crfolgreiflten Gplleftoren.
timer Sduloiltrift belt ami LETTER
Samstag cine grtro S~criommlung
INT iein Gltotllm Ger Sriegsipormar.
fen 81 filllen.
&iharb 9rcbc's Sdmieecriobn, 81
6. Bates, bot lid ON poriger Oiens'
tag nod Der Slottenitation an Der
Great Safes beecbcnL I'm ieiner
uebunesfurs on5r,treten.
Sobn 2cttmonn. Der bier allee'
nnein befannt lit, befinbet ii6 jebt i'm
WilitGroicnit IN Iri5ona, in Der gtabt
Der mcricaniidcn 8rcn5e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
Mtr iino erln1dltiet
Gbriit. g. McDcr,
@ir iinb crmGd)tigt
9. u. @cntcl.

OILS Ganoioot fir @icbcreripGblune
gum @lntc bes Circuit Glerf itnb Gr.
Sfficio &ecoroer fir @asconaoe
County an5u5eigen, %untcriuorfen Scr
@nti6eioirng ser republifuniihcn
Stimmgebcr bel Ger 9riin1rpabl ON
6. Iuguit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19

Nlltcr 9lrst gum iungen: "&or alien
Gingcn ober, liebcr &ollcgc, merfen
sic ii6 sic 9oIocnc &cgcl ulltr dr5t-
lid,cn Iroriy: Ole orlllcl1 2cllte mcr-
Sen fllricrt ulD bic rcidcn bebon,
0clt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
@ir iino ~ermdd)tigt
q. q. Gnrtfc.

ais Gonbioot fir boS glmt bcs Goun,
tpuoriitcnoen Gibtcrs Der County
Court bon @osconobe Gcuntp ol5li.
ocigen. untcrmorfen Der GntId)ci6ung
Der rcpublifoniiben Stimml9ebcr bel
Der 9rim1rpobl ont G. @u0rit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
'inO cruGdti9t
Saeub S0ppmchcr,

ais GonbiNot fir bo5 Nnlt hcs CONT
tpborlibpnocn Midtcr5 Der Goltttp
bon @asconabc Golultp all5lls
urtcrluoricn Scr CntihciolnG
Scr rcpubIifoniidln Stimn,gcbcr bel
Scr Trinl1r,pobl an 6. Nlguit. 1913.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
8ir iinb ermddtigt
Mihael Hcnmann ST.,

ais ganoibat fir Dos ant oes gountp
glerf fir @osconaoe Gountp anoll-
seigen, unterrporfen Der gntfdeibung
Der republifaniffen Stimmgeber bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-19
8ir iino ermd6tigt
&. M. Campbell,

als ganbioat fir oas antt oes Col.
lector fir @asconabe gountp a1ldlt'
seigen, rnterlporfen Der @ntideioung
Der repnblifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der 8rim1rnabl am 6. Iuguit, 1918.
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@ir limo ernlGhti0t
Ncnrn Snitr0lu,

oils Gon6i6ot fir 6aS Pint ocS Goun-
tpporiibcnocn NidJters Der Golntp
bon @o3cOnooc GormtD onjlis
lu1tcrporfcn Der Gl1tIhciolina
Ser rcpltblifoniidCn Stinm0cbcr be-
Ger 9rinlGrmobl ON 6. allguIt 1918.
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8ir iinp ermdbti9t
s. &. Same,

als ganoioat fir bos amt beS Col
lector fir @asconaoe GountD otl5l,.
seigen, unter,porfen Ser @ntideionng
Ser republifoniiden Stimmgeber BET
Der Brim1rpabl ont 6. Iltgnlt 1918.
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tpridtcrS fir hcn nGrol. 0iitritt bon
@oSconooe Goluntp an5u3cigcn, inter.
moricn ser GntiheiOltng Der rcpubli-
foniid)cn Stimmacbcr bel Der Nri-
n,1ruobl an 6. Mllgiit. 1918.
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8ir iinb ~ern11dtigt
ESiuarb 81. Mener,

ais ganoibat fir bas amt oes Col
lector fir @ascouabe Gountp on5li'
aeiaen, unterporfen Ser gntidpioung
Der republifaniiden Stinmeeber bel
Der 8rimGrpabI am G.. IugllIt, 1918.
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@ir iinb ermddtigt
2prena Gmu,

ais ganbibat fir bas gmt bcs Col
lector fir @~asconabe Gountp ano,l'
seigen, unterporfcn Ser gntideioune
Ser republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der 8rimGrlpabl onn 6. Ql,guIt, 1918.
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Shcp. @raf,

ais Gonoibot fir 8ieoererludbll,ng
G.. Ecrrtin) GUM antte oes Nahlab'
rid)tcr fir @asconabe Gollntp atl3ll.
aeigell, llnterlporfcn ser gntifcibung
Der repubIifanii6cn Stimmgeber bel
Der 9rimGrtpobI am 6. Iugl,it, 1918.
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@ir iinb crmGdtigt
Nuanit Meber,

ais ganoioat fir @ieberertpGblung
q. Termin) gum Qmte bes &epr1.
Ientant fir @asconabe gountp ar5it.
3eieen, untcrlporfen Der gntideiblng
ser reprblifaniiden Stimmgeber BEL
Der ErimGrpabl am 6. 4ilgllit 1918.
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8raf Yrintius g.. 9eransssber.
Sermann, No.

Entered as Second Class Matter Week
ly at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act of Congress, March 3,
1879.
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ENNVVe " UN~"
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seigcn, untermorfen Der gntideioung
ser reprblifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der 9rimGripabl ON 6. guguit, 1918.
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ridtcr$ fir Scn norbl. 9iltrift BON
@asconooe Gountp on5u5eigcn, inter
worien scr Gntldcioung Der republic
foniidcn Stiuungcber bel Der Tri'
m6riuo6l an1 6. Iugrit. 1913.
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@ir iino ermadtigt
3. @. Sensles,
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4nfuolt fir @aseonabe County an5,l-
seieen, untermorfen Der gntideibung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der SrimGrpabI am 6. 4ueuit, 1918.