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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

Sic 5ip6lf beiIigcn N6hte ooer.
pie mir lie iett ,ilcnnen, Die @elD'
nadten lpareli iiir unicre beioniid)e"
Sorfabren cine 3eit gebeinlltspol'
len @ebens unb Sdaifcns in Der
@atur. Ga itiegen Ole 8otter, alle't
Koran @uoan uno ieinc Senlablilt
Srigg, ST. ben Wenihcn berab, nm
Segen ipenOeno, aber alid Stralcll
rerbGngenb, ibren llm5ug auf gr'
ben 81 balten. Tie Irbeit riibte,
uno allies ireute fid OeS Sieges,
Den oas wicoerfebrenoe Sift iiber
Ga6t nrlo Siniternis oapon5etragell
bate. gn bieicn 10 pidtisen ab'
Ifnitt bes Sabres, Der pom 20.
Ge5cmber bis 5lm 5. Sonlar
wabrt, baben iid) idon in alters
grolcr Sor3cit aIlcrlei %linnpoIIe
9rGllde unl 6cit5crcmonicn ail9e'
idloiien, 0ic nod) Der Glnilbrl1iJ
oes gpnngeliums, d)riItlid unlg''
belltct, bonn @olfc b%eibebaiten MIR
sen. Sn piclcu Gcgclocn Selltld)'
lambs nod beltigenta9s in lebunl'
mic q. 9. baS gcrd)tenlanien ooer
oas llmbcr5iebcn Oes ct. NitplallS
uno ieincs ancdtcs &uprcd)t, tro'
gen lie ncben ben ipc5iiiid bibliid1cA
Standardization, Der anbetlln9 De-
Sirten uno Der @eiIcn ans benz
Ior9enlanb, nidt ipcnig CUR Iclt'
Ii6cn Stimmulg bel.
gu oieien alien Sol%tsbralld)sn,
Die iett lcioer n,ebr nnb meDr per
Idminoen, gebort alld oas in gan,
Nicberiafisn befaunte Nelliabrslilt.
gen gum uRumneIpntt". 9llrd
%,Sohrhunbcrtc ia. iif Die 'don(
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cite cr6altcn. unb in Srtlhaitcn
Ocrcn Yoli5ei nod ntd)t Den mo-
ocrnittn Nnidanungen bulDig:, 5Iebi
nod brutc Die flcinc SGngerlhar
BON Saus gu Salis. Gann eridallt
pl0tlid Dor ocn Senitern bes nieocr'
iGdliidcn 9auernbauics aus Der
Sunfclbcit bcrnllS oas Sieo:
.Srutcu, mai DC Scr Zip
In lat Den Humlnel III,
Snr t0m ell SdJipp pun Solano,
Sat bar en- mole @ino",
bcoleitet bon ben tieien Srunmto'
men zines munbcrliGenL BON Den
aiuocrn ieIbIt bergeitellten Mtullt'
inltrumcnts.
@irO Damn ole Cir ge0iinet, 10
fonlrlcn Tie bcrcin up DC grote Sec!,
Sul9s III GccrnS, grot IN Init, Ill
WGntel mo Siidlet rcrmln1mt, rTt
aud, IN fonliid)cn &crtlcioun8eH.
Ssn Sd)ein be@ @crbieucrs itlmnlcs'
lie ibrcn cint0niNcn @clang pn''
llrllcm az. @ciitlidc Sicocr, in De-
ncn Den @ausbcpobnern piel @utcS
9epiiniht miro, med)ieln nit melt
lidcn, IN oencn bon Wettlpllr'ttl
llio onOcrcn id)Dncn Sohen ontIn,
liz piel bic Hebe lit. @enn cS onn'
sllun Shlulie NciBt:
Eat unS MIDI to lalge iiabn,
Wir MOI uulabcub nu(' luicocr CABIN"
ldBt bic @auairou ne Damn aud
nid)t l1nBrr murten uno beld)cttf
Die Ginger nit @onigflldclL acp
iellt, Niiiicn uiru. 9ciricoigt 5leA
sic Sdor binau5 in Die fnltc @tu
ternadt, III; a,lf cincm onbcrcm so
| bon ncilcrn ihr Slid at pcr'lldcl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
St!uratPrpmnsrh.

aaum lit Ser @eibnadtstrl,beI
uoriiber, ga rabt iton pieOer Gin
l,clles Scit. Helllabr nit Dem Dor.
%al1gebenoen Silpcitcrabenb. Mii
gtulit utto Gang, Observation-Disclosures
Sarn, Saden uno S6erscL Ifrop.
feHgefnall, unb am Gnoe aar nod,
nit mirrem 9opf ms nel,e ssabr An
geben, lit nidt ieoerntanns &c.
ldntad. giele San1iIien 5ieben &c
Dor, NIT einigcn guten 9efannten
oelH Bllnid oas nelrc SSabr 5a CT.
parten.
Sier He5epte: Ser s3uder miro
jllnatIt 5%erIaiien, uno 5ipar rednet
mani ettua 3pciorittel 8funo auf
3 Quart Sliiiiisteit. .9u ~ Quart
todenocm @aiier bralidt man /
Quart Rottpein unb 70 Quart arrat
ooer &um. Sieien sieBt man sllerit
ailf Den 3llder, Damn Den gotncin
oarallf nno iblicBlif bas fodenoe
Waller ba5u. Sas 8etrGnf bat bann
Die munogeredtc 8Grme.
3niaee BON abgcriebencr 3itronen.
Eomeran5enibalc, gnanas
o%erdnoern ben @eidmad nab ieocr.
llanns @elicbcn, inoes lit 8l1nid,
,bne 9crpiir5tc 3uiGbc scr bcf6rnm,
Son ~. Yiuuo 3uder l,no 9
@a'icr bercitct man einen
III Den man Den Saft bon
gpfeliinen urto = 3%itronen aibt.
o%urb0eicibtcn 5IiiIigfcit iiiat
nan 1 6Iaihc &bcinpein, cine
9urgirnocr uito cine babe
Gognac 81. Die Niiduna /
'lro crbitt, bari jebob nidt ms
.odlell fomrlen. ,
Cine llnSc See miro aufaebriibt
no Der IbguB auf 2 Siart Der. :
limit. Man gibt bier5u ben Soit 5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

mirrune nun beinabe int arnle rlibt.
Gr mcib ia acralr DAB es MIR elm
b~eitclarme5 Maiicnfin0 lit, nbcr nit
eirem Mnle iibertpmmt i'm cir 8es
iiihl, oIs ici ibm boS ilngc SeldIop'
I'll; Scr5 Qcmadicn.
nGrcielrin", %ililllcrt or 5driliFJ
ulo illdt Oie jinJcn, ~sitternoen
9ippen. neS lit bodj gut, SoB On
sen 9utcn iiir Sih beticItcit, uto
hob nGc9 in Griiillrng 1cbt, ipaS
sic SilucItcrncdlt propbe5cit!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

eic id,iit,clt baS acicnftc S6pi.
den, ms sic Singer 'iiIlcn lid nit
5rGltrn.
.NiHt? llnS Sod bnit III Cir
Sen 9u6cn 6chalttn? @arllal
ncnn?"
,@ci( - mciI or f>bncn 10 0Gl'
lid iieDt!"
Taolo gcbt pl0tlid Gin grcBcS
9idt oilf. uno in bicIcm Sifte lieht
er ald. mic Iicb uub iiiB bns iunac
cling lit. ons ibm in icincr Ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

|, yuno bril9t Den Sermibtcn uuicr Sc,
shiir5e berpor."
Den obercn &Glmlen Ioutes ,SsllbcI,,
iino Froiit'N .Tnien, uno 81,
be1Oen dltercn WGbden ellen roid,
billaut nm OILS bic crItcn ibr,
0liidiuiinidc oar5ubringcn.
FaoIo bIeibt nit Scr SIeinen Al,
rid.
sag nal, @rctel, morum bail
Sn oenn Die aartc peritcdt?"
sic Sic iaoten bod - Sol;
- iuer ben @llbcn bebGlt ="
Eaolo ladt Iallt auf iiber sic
llaipe Nuffoiiung Ocs @G6dens,
Damn iabt CT es bel ocn SGnoeu ultS
3iebt es gan5 Oift beran.
"aino, Gu wirit bod nidt audi
lfon ans Sciraten benfen9 SAT-
am enoe gar idpn 10 cincn iunaeu
Sprin9insfelb ins Sers aeid,loi,
icn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

bon 6 TpicIiincut' ~ gf,tnS 8,f
der, allf Dem man oic Sdale uon
apfelllllen abreibt, cine balbe SIaidt,
9rrat mo cine baIhc SIaide Wa.
raSd)ino.
MGllart @eibpcin, 3secl5fieI
Sou .3itroneniaft perocn nit u
YtlIno 3lder uno 10 @iern aen1iitt
Stc WIldullg miro 81 Sdaum oe.
ldlaaen, i'm @aiicrbaoe erbitt llno
3l'Iest miro ein 8int grrat auoeickt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
en- Der erlten gtase Oes al Der

en- Der erlten gta9e Oes al Der
sronlcnaoe gelcgenen Serrlhalts'
holics erItrablt beler Sidterslan'
nm aud, i'm Sputerrain, 400 lib
sic arobc aii6e nit ibren 9teben.
rSlluIen 6eiinoet, berrldt leltlld)e
Selle mo riibrige SGti9fcit.
Dur nod cine tnappe babe
etIrDe trennt ba5 alte Sabr bon
Sem nclell, un0 Der ourd Ieine Sel.
ih,nacn riibmlidit befannte alitew
DEF, @ciitcr Taolo senannt, Elm &C.
borctcr Staliencr, aber afflimatl'
fertu Geutifer, lit gerape oaln'I
beidGftiat, Die 5peite @uilage Oes
portreiiliteu Yunifcs 81 brallett'
Ser oben an Ser Suie! oas entSllden
unS sic beiteriten 2%ebensgeilter Der
@elaoepen padgerilien.
Seet erideint Die 3oIe an oer
Giidentiir uno brinst auf eillen'
sablett sic geleerte Sople gum Sill
len.
Sinh Sic iertig, Yaolo? It.
bite, MAIDEN Sic raid! Sben gle.
Ken Tie eben 9Iei, un0 Sic mnnoer'
barItcn Ginge fomlmen gum Tor'
ifein; ad, id modte gar 81 germ
einmal 9lci gieBen unb ieben, mas
fir einen Wonn ih befomme!"
,Ga, na - MIR gemof, Silngter
eusdcn, miiicn Sic oenn, OBJ Sic
iibcrbaupt einen Wann befommer?""
Gos gepubte Yericnfen nit Dem
bodfriIiert,1l r0tliden Saare madt
Elm p%crouttcs @eiidt, uno bon Ell
ncm Scitcntiife, an Dem bas lfo!l
etmas angeiabrte SallsmGOfen nit
ibrer iun9cn @ebiliin beitaftigt lit,
6as Silbcr gil reiniaen, erltallt
xIautes GclGftcr.
.Sa, ia, bal" llno Die frdltl9e
butte itcnlmt bcioe Sdnbe gegen Die
gFirnbcn Siiiten rglalben Sic
Fbenn ctipa. @eiItcr 8aolo, bab iit]
oeT ''rSrirr"'pr r "AqEucifAifiafifAar "rGGa::
g'lti1cno cilt, oenn CT iiird)tet SEN
Strclt, Der icoesmaI in icincm Ge.
bier citbrcnnt, mcnn bas Seirots
tbcnno al!fs Sapet fonlmt. Damn
tilat er Sen oronlatiidcn Grant in
Die 9onIc.
$50, Srdulein SUE, MN trager
Sle bas NAL raid binaui = ib
fillle in5fpiiden uniere @I1ier, uno
tuenn Sic Damn mic0cr rlnter font
men, befraaen mir olldb NAL oas
SrafeI matchmaker"
Dos 3oid,cn crideint auifaneno
rald mieoer i'm Soutcrroin, uno |
gaolo loaat IGd)cIllb Jon Sims sic
Splclfortcn hcrlrntcr.
so. nln gruppiert glld NAL
Den Gid - fonml' fer. @retel, |
gu hdrfIt olId) mitipiclcn."
!, .Td), Sns iunse cling, Idbt iid
quite nrrncbmen. .@ie alt lit
scnh Sa$ aino eiacntlid? Sd
llct nld,t nal l~icbiehn!" iest
nc 3cie binsl.
Ma. ans Sciratcn mir. Tie mob!
ll1d)t oclfcn, uber mitipiele1
lie bod"
&crlc1cm lGBt fid oas junae
,'oedber anr Gid nieher, mo
,aolo hc1innt Ole &arten 81 mi.
pch. $50 Nic Srci @llbcl1 fom,
5rrnllS. ino MIR ciurn, sen
'thuar5ell, loIicn mir oriimnr. @cr {
~ am Shlub behalf, miro ned in (
,Snfr tcirnten. Scnn oaes, ! i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27
Daa TpHt hrr Bffana 1T Rnn1.

@as fir Die norOiiden ainoer Der
@eibnadtsmanll, Der &ned)t Rllps
rcd)t, Scr bell. Ntifolaus ulm. beoeu'
tet, oas lit ben italieniiben aleincn
Die 9ciana. Nus Dem griediidlen
Nan1en fir bos 6eit ser gridei-
ming bes Serrn, Der gpitDania,
italiellii9 geiana, lit Der elmer See
geiporoen, oie in orobcnoer @eitalt
Die nniolglamen unb pflidtuergei'
lenen, b%eionoerS abcr Die unfrOm'
men ainber eridredt, Sen brauel,
Oagcgen nGdtlidcrweilc Sedcreien
Spicl5eu9 uuo anoere 8aben be-
i6ert. Die ainber ii1ben bieic beiln
Grlpahen am SrcifoniBstn9 i'm &a'
tel SIrnIflpl' unu Nnb uter5rilqt,
oaB ole See tie ibnen gebrodt bat.
Slderlif gebt bieies GpIfsfelt aui
orc altifen @ebrGllde ser 9eid,en.
tung, Der SamiIienperanil0lnaen
llho Ills9claiienbcitcn sur 3eit ser
Sabresmenoc, alli Die s%atnrnolien
uno Die 3eremonien 81 gbren bes
SanllS ggonius 5uriid, ltnS aobl,
reld)e Spurcn bellten duf oicie1 lei.
Hen llriprn1s BIN. Nod bette hat
sas Set in Gom ieinen Mittelpunft
altf Der Giaa5a Mapona, Die ibren
lebt nblidJcren Narlen Girco Iop.
idle bon agon berIeitet.
S1 ben italieniiden Samilien if Der
Selferllngstcrnrin nid,t ser belize
abeno ODER Scr Acknowledgement,
onoern oas gpitbaniasieit. Die
tnaben nertleiocteH jit als oIte
nit geidp1r5ten @eiidtern
leliaen Sallbcn alif Dem @opf,,
0foden uno Hltten in Ben S6nSen
no la9ten Sen aIeinen 3urdt Gin,
le aber bod pertroi,ensbon oclt
ederslen entsessnharren, tpelhe
le Setana ibnen bringen ml,bte.
''%e9enluortis bcitcbt Die Saupttelu.
lgnng Der Sugcno, uno nid,t nl,r
l @orabcno oes Oreifo.
:gstages oarin, bab lie nit allen
ogllden nno unmogliden 9drm.
raten, oor5ugspeiie airjertro,u. i
ten, HobrtrolnmeIn uno gIehf6. I
n, Die Straben %ourd3ieben ilno !
o. SerGnsluit SpeftafcI MAIDEN. ,
e Standardization uno oic 3
'nollde illumination iino pon
'll6et lue9cn orf Die giaya Ta.
IA uto ibre nddite llmaebuna
lporoen, obnc aus Ser
be pielcr &irden aar5 peridlpun.
81 lein. Dit Der GunfcIbcit
Innt auf DEM g%cnannten glasc,
Die monilnlqntalcn s5ont6nen
minis lduniidcn, Elm aer1uid,.
6, allsgelaiienes Srei6en eiae.
art. aii1oer lno iunge 0cllte,
: ai'd) mand eincr, ser nidlt III
n 81 rcd)lten lit, limo nit 91ru. (
bcnufinct ltnb iiber-
III e%lllanoer Nllrf moglidIt I'm.
llolllldleS @ctGic. IS herriht
getplIie &arncuaIsirciGcit, unS
prltfl aegen birefic s~lttcntoie
ole 8ebororaane barf nidt sr.
u fperSen. IS lit ScsbaIb Gin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-27

3lmn1erberr (nad ir0blid Der
lebter SilpcItcrnnd,t in b~cllcbclte,
Stinlmlrng): ~Gu bit mic cine gin
me, 10 bolo mo id0n ull0 rein; ID
ldlar Did on, mo @cbmIt idIeid:
mir ms &er5 b%ilrin."
@irtin: Nee, &crr Ioftor, iibe.
S5n ober nlid), oanit meilicn fix
ood nid)t mir?i"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-29

Gardner & Soehl.
G.. A. Hughes.
Spurrier Lbr. Co.
G. B. Barker.
F. E. Houghton.
John Adams.
E. O. Barker.
Rucker Burton.
Powell & Brodie.
E. L. Hirschi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-29

Such man woman isn't fit to backen the shoes of an
American soldier who goes to give his life the blood
soaked soil of France.
Such men and matter whether they live in cottages
mansions not fit to associate with REAL AMERICANS
Such and not fit to live in this community
anywhere else in America They fit to live at ALL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-29

For such and perfectly satisfied to continue
their selfish uts while the best young in America
go the place their bodies barrier of human flesh
and blood between and our enemies
Such and yellow the By neglecting
to take all the Liberty Bonds they they helping the Kaiser
they're making the last longer they're helping to drive cold
bayonet steel into million American soldiers breasts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-29

S.. 4 9 r!
THOUSANDS of you who have read this page have
been filled with ioathing and contempt for those
shirkers and towards to whom apply the epithet,
STACKER"
But there Others addition to those who are too
cowardy to shoulder a gum to whom that term of
black reproach applies.
Any man or woman in this country who does not take
all the Liberty Bonds that he or she can possibly buy
in exactly the same class with those wretched creatures
OF feeble brain and feeble spne those towards we call
"SLACKERS'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE
DANkHEAD HIGHWAY

Especial to The Richmond virginian.>
Birmingham. Ala. Feb. much
activity is going on in planning and
building the Bankhead national high
way which traverses from washing
ten to Los Angeles, Cal, according
to reports which have been received
at the headquarters of the associa-
tion. Many counties have commenc-
ed TO straighten out the road, do away
with grade crossings. arranging to
build and mark the highway accord
ing TO the plans and specifications
adopted by the board of directors OF
the Pankhead National Highway as
ISOLATION.
The various county AMI town units
o! the Bankhead national highway
are Increasing their m EN- bershlp and
accruing renewals of membership in
order to have large voting strength
at the annual meeting of the Bank
head National Highway association
that meets IN Little Rock. Ark. April
1919. The voting strength is based
one delegate for each ten paid mem
bers whose names are on the books
OF the Benkhead National Highway
association. President r. s. Piow
man has issued an urgent appeal to
all officers of the local town, city and
county clubs 10 increase their mem
hershlp and be ready and arrange for
the annual meeting
\ bin has been prepared and is
ready TO be introduced in congress,
asking the government to take over
the Bankhead national highway as
post and military highway. This
measure will be introduced just as
soon as the highway Is definitely
settled between Washington and At
hrta. It is thought that there will
be very little trouble in securing the
passage of the bin as II IL almost
military necessity for the government
to take over this road as eighteen mill
tarv posts environments, aviation
schools and training camps are To-
Gated directly on same.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05
WHAT TO EAT OS wHFATLF'ss
DAY.

IA
wheatIess day taxda the ingenuity
20 ne housewife. but she wifi not
fail at her task asserts the bnited
states fuel administration
IRE nkfast
Fruit
cernreal Mush and whole MilE
Coffee
lunch
Cottage cheese and Nuts
Hrog~n Brsad and Butter
Potatoes Baked IN Milk
Baked Apple
Dinner
rroi,ea liver Mashed Potatoes
Cabbage with Cheese
Lettuce Salad
Indian Fuddire
Cnffee
Brown Bread
49, cups cornmeal
zig cups rye meat
teHSpuC1 soda
VI teaspoon gait
81 cuY IT GLASSES
cups sour milk
tablespoon COOLING oil
Mix and sift the dry 1rgredlent'
and naa te molasses milk and short
snine 'Heet Thoroughly and steam
. ia hours fl well covered CREASED
rolas Remove the ro"srs and bake
~. brfad long enough "a Dr. tho top
Indian PUDDING
cups U1!lk
A cup cornmeal
Ia cup molasses
a. teaspoon salt
81 teaspoon ginger
Cook the milk and the ule@,i III =
dcubic boiler FOR tweutv minutes
ADD uo.assea salt and ginger. Pour
INTO CREASED Pudding Dish and bake
two hcurs. l0 a slow oven Serve with
TOP uUk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast

To feel your best day in and day
out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile
TO coat your tongue and sicken yonr
breath or dull your head. no con
stipatlon. bilious attacks, sick head
ache. colds, rheumatism or sassy.
ac.t stomech. you must battle on the
inside like YOU battle outside. This
Is vastly more important. because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities
into the blood, while the bow al pores
do, says a. welI-known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach. liver
Kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, u glass of hot
water with teaspoonful OF lime
stone phosphate in IL. This Will
cleanse, purify and freshea the sn-
tire aiimentary tract, before putting
more food into the stomach.
Get 81 quarter pound OF limestone
phoxpkate from your phar lls,cist II
is inexpensive and almost tasteless
except Il sourl2h twinge which Is not
unpleasant Drink phosphated hot
wa er every mqrnsag &c rid your sys-
tenn s,f these vile poisons and toxins :
q so 10 prevent Their forms ton.
10 feel Ike young folks feel; like
YOU fat before your blood. nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac.
cumulation OF body po.soRs begin this
treatment and above al keep il mp!
As soan and hot water act on the
skin, cleansing, sweetening ana puri-
tying. so limestone phosphate and
hot water before breakfast. act on
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow
els.---Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05
GRAND JURY IADICTS
POLICEMAN COUSINS
DR.. IeInuci Y. johnson for
Murder of His Wife.

Tuo notabls indictments were re-
turned h. the grand iurv in musings
court vesterday when true bins we're
sent IN agaipef Or. rAn1uel ] John.
sor CHARGED Win tha murder Of his
wife On Derorohar lStb. and e.gq IN It
poricener irwin r Cousins. charged
win 9h,o+ir, Harry GavIa the six
teer-vear-old lad Who rad been
triqhfercd ont If hack vars or
r--,,rrrh nm I,ht,h VAS ne;,,e- watched
r,,. tha o47cer a,ho 1.. haAn exnaatin Q
cbi~,,er tbirf Troneina vas ais.
cb.r1ad in ro,tce co,-t who, 4 ra.
.+atsd that m. bullet fonnd "a the
ha,,,s to1.. dtG mi cor-eSno,d with
tt,oao a. tha r4sfnf uaed ~, the Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05

q "a Nlc az cards Wednesday afternoon
ia the palm court OF the Jefferson ho-
tel al The beneat party given ~ the
ways and means committee Of the
Retreat 97r the Sick, Play ins II
Mrs Davis table viii be Mrs, @. Wal
ter Mspp Mrs r. F holland and
Mrs Donald T. start
Last Dance BEFORE Lent.
The last dance 10 be given for the
hrueat OK th- Richmond Howitzsrs
before the Ientfp season puts O ban
on large festivities vail be held IN tbs
C~avs' armorv Saturday evening OF
thts "a eek a IcnIaittpa of ladies in
harKe promise one Of the most in
irreSting affairs af the season. The
proceeds will 60 toward the purchase
~ equipment for the recently organ,
.acd HpwuzerS A large orchestra
VIII play and danCsg will begin al
3 O'Clock.
Mrs Robert Hudson is general
chairman Of arrangements for tho
"a nee and she SIS JsSis%d by the fol
lowing committees: Music Miss d.
Mitchell chairman. assisted by Mrs.
a Eartenstein. candy. Mrs. r, 6.
WalthaIt chairman. Mise Florence
MARKS. Rflas Elizabeth Myers, Mr.,
70 " sydnor. Mr.. Ishn w. Myers.
NTF Sauudsrv Brooks Miss Mary
Nrers tobacco, Misc Lula Mithei9er,
chairman. Miss N IL Asher, Miss
Berfha 71ve. Miss Tr1na Welierstein.
Htsz Nary Curry Mrs, Moore, Mrs.
s Wa. refreshments Mrs John a
Erarz. chairman, Mrs Ida Bowen,
AIRS Abbot. Mrs " r Holt Mrs.
w = smith, Mrs Toseph Anthony,
Mrs NfcCurdS. N-p Mum. Mrs. Hor-
ner. Mrs KesnIck Mrs. Haddick
Hrkcts Miss Curry, Miss Moore
decorating committee, Mrs NorveIl
-hafrnnr Nleq ruiin woodbridge.
MRS r. G wn3thal Mrs Mum, Mrs.
Golden. Mrs. John Ryan Mrs. Moore
Mrs. scav. Mrs Hi, Mtss Nellum,
Misc uuicher,
Miss Dudiey~~ Recital.
Miss BESSIE May Dudley entertain
n M the nficere training camp al
Car1n Lee Saturday evening with
recital cf her own productions. Fol.
lowing her program tho men sang her
recent com position Come. BOYS the
Bur}es Are Calling" Mics Dudley
vv{1I 30 heard ~ the woman's club
az Cinter Park Wrdr.esdav afternoon
In reading to be followed hy her
a~r rendered IN Mrs Biuford Wal
ford.
Gard PARTY a Succe@S.
A number q tables were enEa gen
ia 90 -ds yesterday afternoon " tho
palm court Of the jefferson hotel at
what proved rne OF The most h.trac-
tive card parties Of the season Auc-
sion brfdr Ave hundred and eucare
svere PLACED and the party proved a
success FOR the Womau's auxiliary OF
tEe IT0vttzerz association. who were
In sY47--c The proceeds IT tho par
ty viii provide the men in the How
4taerE .Bafterr A.. the Rockorldge
bstterv ard the headquarters and
suur'y Companies ~ the ore hnnarsa
and Eleventh regiment Virginia nela
srtillo~v. with comforts before they
~rgharjc fer France They az" now
ia cam p at Admission. Ala Handsome
as were awarded for the highest
scores yesterday.
,h3n evening II g:l5 o'clock in the eu-
t,forium of MurphYs hotel annex
+ Reports on the card party viii ne
made at thla time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-05

yer. of Dubuque, Iowa Walter
Mayes. Of New York. and Raoul Brou-
louis Of Connecticut These men
were ali captured on the steamship
'E.Snernidas This steamer was cap
tired IN midstream on March 10
1917. ard the Americans on board
reached Germany on March %, 1917.
The, were first informed at Gustrow
IN Mecklenburg and have been trans
ferred from time TO time TO various
camps. When / left Copenhagen
most Of the men were either at
Brandeuburg on Havei or at Lu-
beck
AS soon "a | learned that these
American prisoners were In Ger
many I sent a letter to each OF them.
telling them that we had learned of
their capture, hat we were sending
them PAL els or food, that we would
be glad to continue to render them
such service az they might need II
they would inform us rega rding their
needs. I also stated that we would
be glad to communicate with thei@
relatives. 4
The parcels which we sent usual
" consisted OF about the following
items: Two pounds Of bread. two
pounds OF meat, n pound OF cheese,
a tin ~ condensed milk, a package
Of cocoa or coffee and package OF
oatmeal. We sent them these par
Gels from week TO week until the
American Red Cross. with head
quarters 81 Berne, Switzerland. took
over the work
Most Of the men wrote asking for
some articles OF clothing. pur-
chased as many of these as could be
secures IN Copenhagen, and forward
ed same 70 them. A large number
Of them also requested that wrote
20 their parents and have letters serft
back 90 them from their relatives
through our office at Copenhagen.
wrote TO all Of their parents ans
relatives. and u week or two before
] left Copenhagen replies We're ~rc-
ceived from moat Of these, which re-
plies were forwarded on to the men
in the prison camps.
I'm brief, therefore. the services
(which we rendered them were to sup
NV them good wholesome food, ade-
duate clothing. serve as q medium
Of exchange for the transmission Of
letters between them and their rel
afives. and cbove sll he friend to
them in the hour OF need"