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New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
German Feelings, Moved
by Disaster, Hardened
Against War Lord
BY H. W. Smith
Especial Gable to The Trrbune)


Copyright. 1918. New York Tribune Ino0
THE HAGUE, Oct. 3o.-Innu-
merable rumors are circulating here
on the one hand, and there is real
probability on the other, that events
of deep import for the whole world
are impending in Germany 1t is a
task Of extreme difficulty to hold a
true course. 1t is not without a sense
of responsibility that give currency
to the following, which / believe, af-
ter testing it by every means at my
disposal, to represent the present
stage of what may now be called the
"Kaiser crisis"
1t will be remembered that ten
days ago there took place in Berlin
a gathering of heads and represen-
tativcs of heads of German states.
am now fully persuaded that this
gathering met to consider the great
est of all questions between Germany
and the liberal nations leagued
against her, namely, the future posi-
ton Of the head of the House Of
Hohenzollern.
1t is now beyond doubt that the
idea that the Kaiser may have to go
is being faced by all political parties
and in every class of the community.
1t is not only in Social Democratic
papers that it finds expression, but
in organs of the bourgeois parties
also, and in the past week the most
noteworthy development in public
opinion, as far as can be gagged from
careful reading Of the German
papers, has been the hardening of
feeling against the Emperor and the
imperial house.
William II is being invited to go.
That is the great fact, and it is plain
for all to see. now learn that,
though no decision had yet been
taken, the Kaiser himself is fully
alive to the situation and is at this
moment moving toward decision
that would satisfy the growing de-
sire Of his people.
The Crown Prince is not likely to
be more acceptable to the German
people themselves or to the rest Of
the world than his father, whose sue
cessor would perhaps not be sought
among his sons at all. Whether the
whole imperial family will be ruled
out is uncertain, but my information
inclines me to think that this will
not be the case.
Disaster Due to Ludendorff
Ludendorff's disappearance was
long overdue, as the author of the
spring offensive, which was approved
at Berlin and carried through, de.
spite the advice of Hindenburg. He
must take the blame not only for the
colossal losses suffered during the
summer by the German army. but
the whole train of disasters follow
ing thereon.
1t is felt but for the catastrophe in
tho Wect R,,t,rar r;., ~; ,.l4 o,,.. Lo..
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

Advice TO those who want to sell their
LIBERTY BONDS--Don't
Advice TO those who must sell-Go TO
John Muir j. Coz 81 B'wl.-ASyh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Ganbibaten Inseigen.
Stabtpabl
@ir finb ~ermddtigt
on ON m..E
u ". 6ief,

ols Ganbi6at fir bos Imt bes Col.
lcftorS fir Stabt Sermar,n arSuoei.
gen, unterporfen Der gnti9eioiing
Der Stimmeeber bel Ser StabttpabI
am 2. Ipril 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
8aleniteine nnb 8eIdiuiirc.

bin in letter 3eit iebr beidGftigt ee.
lueicn," id)reibt Scrr S. S. Sonb bon
Gull Safe, Cast, nbarui1 bpffe i6,
iic iucrben mid entihuloigen, Dob i6
nidt cher ~ecidlrieben babe. Srol1 6.
Wti6aeli blerielblt lit at 8nllenltei.
men, lnb Bic Mcratc crupiablen cine
iofortige operation. Mnltatt oeren
Hat ol folgenL nabm iie IlpenfrGli.
ter. Nahocm tic bicic Webiain Srpei
@oden lang gebraldt bate, iagte iie
mir, bnB bos Scilmittel lire @rmar.
tltnsen melt i%ibcrtroIfen babe. Sic
lit iest geiunb."
SD ielblt mar nit @eidnilren be.
baftet uno cr0l,loete lmiuebore
Sdmer5en. 3Dei Icr5te saben mid
als nnbeilbor olf, na6oem iie mid
5ruei Monate lang bcbonbelt batten.
3mei Slai6en Sorni's Mpenfra,lter
baben mid bon meinem 2eiben be.
freit. Dies mar in 1905, lnb ib bin
ieitbcr ME lpieber nit @eldmiiren &c.
plagt eetpeien. Sd fann oies Sell
mittel allen 2eihenben beItens emp'
feblen."
Wan fam pcrniinftiger @eiie a.
teincln anberen Sdlllb fonulell. al!
bab cine Mebi5in, sic iolde griinbIif'
SeiIerfolge cr5ielt, ein5ig in ibrcr Or:
iein mltb. SIT es nidt pert, nit ei
mem loldcn TrGparat cincn Scrilld
an MADDEN, lpenn allies Ounfcl unt
troitlo$ Mtsiicbt? ltnaleid anbcrcr
Wcbi5inen lit Sorni's MlpenfrGllter
nidt in Ipotbcfen 81 bobcn. Spe5iol'
o9citen ~licfcrn es Sen 2euten birefi
oltS Dem 2oboratorium Ser SerItcllcr,
Or. Tctcr Sobrncp & Cons 60, 2501
@olbington @lpb., Chicago, SlI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
8ert Der bcntiden Spradje.

Die engliidc @benbaeitltna bradte
in einem &riegsberiht bas @rlebnis
elmer gbteilung amerifaniifer Col.
oaten, Die bon eincm @rfunbigungs.
oienlt 5uriidgefebrt iparen. Gin In.
teroffi3ier ser Wannidaft ipar Der
beutiden Sprade mGhtig un6
fonnte in ieiner Dorgeidobenen Stel.
lung Die Seinbe belauihen un6
pertpolle Grfunoigllneen einaieben.
Den l%nbeionnenen Seinben 6e8
oerttiben Spradunterridtcs lit tuie.
oeri,m Der 9emeis geIiefert, ipie
pertboIl Elm mebripradiger Inter.
ridt iid eeitalten fam uno iollten
Die Sdiler a~neebalten ueroen,
mebrere Sremoipraden 8i erlernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
set i'm Nabrunssitoff.

GartoffeIn entbalten fein Sett.
SdnraI5 lit 5000 Set.
Butter lit beinabc reincs Set.
Sahne lit oas bette Set fir tleinc
&inoer.
Ser 5cttgebalt bon 9flan5en Iiegt
bauptiddlib in beren Sumen.
Sic &abrung zines 8abps foil an
etipo einem 9rittel aus Sett beiteben.
&afao lit Dos ein5ise aIItGeIide
8etranf, bas Setteebalt beiitt.
Sc fdlter bas Selma, oeito ntebr
Set %berlanet Der 30rper.
Safer lit Die fettbaltieitc aIler
@etreibeiorten.
@us Set mirb @lpcerin eeipon.
men, oas in Der Seritellling bon Ct.
ploiipitoifen Defenders ~nottpenoie lit.
Sltrnen treibt nidt oas Set. ion.
bern oas iiberfliiiiige @aiier aus Den
&orpergeipeben berai,s.
&llbmild entbaIt etpa 3%-4%
Set. Die Wild eines 8alfiidcs
entbaIt 1870 Set.
Gin Mam, Der geiitiae arbcit
perridtet, iolI I'M Gage ctlpa 3 In.
5en Set persebren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Mms Dem @plfsblatt friiberer Sabre,
9ieie ISOLDE bor 80 Sabren.

Beiaen II, Safer .32, Webl, pei
Sad $2.95, gier ID, aartoffelr
$500 per 8uibel.
Bm. 8. Sedmann bat bas biibidt
anpeien bes Srn. S. S. %2angenboer'
fer, an Ser meitl. 2. StraBe fduflid
on iid gebraht. 9ie &aufiumme be-
trug $4,000.
grnIt Soffman,1 bat feline an Der
Sirit Greet belegcne Sarm fir $175C
an Sp. 9ori9 perfalft.
9as Set bes 25.idbrisen 8eitebens
oes Sroens Der &nigbts Of Sptbias
,puroe lesten Sonntas bon Der bic
iigen 2oee in id0ner 8eiie gefeiert
Mit 8ebauern erfabren mir bab oit
@attin bes Srn. Conrad 8auss felt
einiser Eagen ernitlid erfranft bar'
nie6erliegt.
Die II Sabre alte Eo1ter oes etluo
2 MeiIen iiiomeitlid bon Wtorriion
pobnbaften Sarmers, Geo. Seifert.
fanb am 9ienstag auf idredlide
8eiie ibren Sob. Snoem fie auf benz
Jel6e nit Dem 8erbrennen bon &eiiie
beidGftist NOR, fam iie Dem Seuer gu
rabe ,lno i'm ghi nar iie in Slammen
gebillt. sic lief raid nod Der 8ob-
,,une al rnb erreidte geraoe Die Sir
OILS iie eridopft unb am gan5en &ors
per i6redlid b%erbrannt, 5uiammen-
brad. sic itarb iieben St1lnoen
fpdter.
Die @attin oes s. Gid, nabe
Stonp Sill tuobnbaft, itarb am Srei'
tag i'm MIter bon Al Sabren.
Or. 8rinfmarr, bon 8ap bot .. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

in Dem Sarmer, Mattbias Sdermam
nabe Swiss pobnbaft, einen i%nterei.
ianten 8atienten in 9ebanolung.
9erielbe berfiel Dor etipa A 8oden in
einen Shlaf aus benz er erit Dor ein-
igen Tagen nieber ertpadte.
Die @attin bes Srn. Sran3 Slid,
bel fredericksburg mobnbaft, itarb
Iesten Montag in Der 8liitbe ibrer
Sabre nod MIR flraem &ranfiein.
0ie @attin oes Mlpin Munopiller,
bel Srp Sill mobnbaft, liegt am Ser
benfieber erfranft barnieoer.
Sente bur "a Sabren.
@ag. &uesge bat Die Spider 5arm
an slug. 2iefer b%erfauft. Sie &auf.
fumme betr,1g $3.50.
Iug. &loppenburg BON 2ittle Ser.
ger beabiidtist in &uraem nod See
brasfa al,sautpanOern, Inn iid 3d.
ielbit elm rtelles Seim al griinoen.
@eltern fanb in 9rafe Die Erai,-
Jung oes Srn. Sris 8ebmboebner nit
SRI. &nna 2epefe itatt.
Seinrid Sdmiot unb SRI. &atba.
rine Sdirrat, bon fredericksburg,
tpurben am lesten Oienstas in Der
fatboliiden Stride in abortion I'M
8unbe Der @be bereiniet.
8etpobner oes mittleren SbeiIes
oes County iagen Dob iie fiir5lid IN
Der Nabe bon 9rafe, orei tpiIoe Tbie-
re geieben, pelde iie fir Bantber bal.
ten. Iu& in GranfIin County mill
maj, bic Ebiere geieber1 baben.
2esten Sreitag feierte Sbeo. Stord,
Der fdbige 9irigent Der ~$armonie"
ieiner1 36ten @eburtstas ltnb 1puroe
bon ben Nitglie6ern Der ~Sarmonie,"
Der ~Mpoitel 8anb" ,nb bes n&nider.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

i%ollte, 9rei MGnner befolgten ab-
iuedielno bieie Inlpeiiung. Ser Gin
blif bcs 9ll,tes mafte tie franf. Ga
Iprad Stcin. @reif NAL in mcirer
Saidc, i6 babe ein idorfes Weiier.
llno nit oieicm Mciier gelang eS ben
s(rm abauidneioen. gr bIieb i'm
ibreober iiten pGbrenb Stein ins
Sa,,s ging. Die &dlte fror bas Der.
bcrquiIlenbc 9lut unb berbiitete 10
oob Stein 81 Sobe bllltete.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
81, 1918, as required by he Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sn Nep Saben regiitierten 16
feinoIide @usIGnber unb in 8aibing.
ton mefbeten fid 8 berielben.
Sranflin Goltntp miro nift gebal.
ten fem in einem gepiiien 3eitraum
ser am 90. 5ebruar beginnt Wann.
idaften a65uididen.
Die @erluItIiite Der Tuicama mel.
DIE in DER Seem gorf 8orIo gebrudt
tpuroe entbGIt ben Iamen @eorg
&einbarbt, Sefferion gitp. SEQ.
3u Gbren bes I'M SienIt oes go.
terlanbes gefollenen Sefferion Gitp
Monnes erilifte Mapor CHAPMAN al.
lie @eidGftsbGuier Der Staot am Srei.
tag cine Stltnbe geidloiien au balten.
Sn Sefferion Gitp lit Elm 3weig.
berein oeS Inlerican Heo Star
aninlol &elief ms 2eben gerufen
porben. Ser 8erein miro eS iid our
Iufgabe MAIDEN bermunbete ltno
franfe a%rmeepferbe 81 pflegen UNI
iie nieoer bralhbor gu MAIDEN. IS
miro a%neenonimer, Dab cine dbnIihe
Organization england an $4,000.
600 felt geeinn bes &riees eripart
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

boder" @eiangberein nit StGnb6en
iiberraidt.
gbriIt. S1lenber bat fem an Der
SroniitraBe beleeenes @igentbum,
auf meldem Die @erberei itebt, fir
$1,000 an Srn. Ire. 8oblt berfauft.
2etten @ontag feierten Serr uno
Srau 2ouis IuitermeI ben Soften
Sabrestag ibrer @erpGbll,ng, in Ser
@obnung ibres Eodtermannes, Srn.
Sr. S. Srepmann.
Sieie ISOLDE por SO Sabren.
9erger-Mm 9ienstag mar S. 6.
8epers, bon Bacific, in u%nierer Staot
rnb griinoete cine 2oge bes 81. 3. Il.
%. Oroens.
SRI. Sulia 9raettlp liegt an Ser
2ungenentaiinorne erfranft barnie-
Der. @ud iino Sreb 8eniel uno
Sral1 6. 8. giten an 2llngenent5iin=
bung idiper erfranft.
$D. Sobns bat bas bon linn &C.
eignete 8obnbm,s, meldes bon Srn.
S. 2inn bcpobnt miro, an Sru.
Sriebr. Seiie fir $500 %berfa,lft.
gbas. SperrD bat bas @ebGuoe,
neldes M. s. 8r,1bot fiir5li9 bon
Srau M. Seitel fd,,fIid eritanb, auf
elm Eermin bon 2 Sabren gepadtet
unb miro basielbe als @aidinen.gRe-
paratltr.@ erfitdtte benusen.
9rb SiI-2ette ISOLDE flapperte
Der Stord in Der @obnung bes $rn.
Sacob Shmeigbauien l,nb binterIieb
einen fleinen Neutrality-suspicious.
barbt Sdmibt tpurbe bon einem nod
l1nbefannten feiner l1br unb Settle
berallbt.
Cine Retition lift i'm llmIauf, tpelde
ben Staotratb ansebt, Die Srage Of
Sermann ieinen ~Eopn Charter" nit
einem ~Gitp Charter" bertauiden ion,
at elmer abermaligen Gbitimmung bel
Der ndditen StabtpabI gu brineen.
Smiss, ben t6. Sch. 1ss5:-Sier
madte iid elm @eiftIider elm Ser.
geben iduloig ,lnb nabm @eibaus. @s
itellte fid beralis baB en- in oen per-
botenen apfeI gebiiien, inoem er nit
zines Der @emeinbemitsIieoer elm I'M.
erla,ibtes @erbdltnib pfIeete. 9ie
Stride puroe sefdloiien uno Der Sir.
henborltan6 ipeigerte iid ben Mann
I'M 8ottesbauie 5u oul6en. gr ae.
itano bas @ereeben unb baIo butte
man ben gbenb feiteeiest mo- man
ibm elm ~Stdnbden" bringen unb
ibn aus Der Nadbaridaft ai treiben,
bod er befam Binb babon unb nabm
init 3uriidlaifung GROCER Sduroen
Reiba,is.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Sdncioet bics ans nnb banst
es in Der Slide aaf

Wontag uno Mittuod-mei.
~5enloie Gage.
9ienstas fleiidloier Gag,
Samitog Observation-Disclosures Gag.
Sleii1loies Sriibltiid on
Sonntas, Tontae, @ittpod,
; 9onnerstag uno Sreitag.
@ei5enloie Supper al Sonn-
tag, Sienstae, 9o%nncrStag,
Jreitag unb Samstaa,
Spart tGglidJ 3uder.
Spart tGglid SdnlaI6 unb
Settle.
y Il 4 4 = II Il y 4 4 =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

llebcr 10000 Ycrionen in Mtiiiouri
baben i'm @orat Sanllar beinl
StaatsiefretGr SuIIipan Automobile
li5enien gel0it uuo bafiir iiber cine
@iertel : Willion Collars in oas
Staats S9asamt eingesabIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
8ir iinb e%rmGdtigt
Sui. Mnnbcrlid,

ais Ganbioat fir oaS Int be8
Maribal fiir Staot Sermam arl5u.
5eigen, unterlporfen Der Gntideibung
Der Stimnn9eber bel ber Staottuabl
am 9. MpriL 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
8ir iinb ermGbtiet
Grit Shsner,

ais ganbi6at fir 8ieoererp1bI,tna
gum Imte bes Collectors fir StaA
$ermann %an5uSeigen, interiporfen
Der gntideibuns Der Stimmgeber bel
Der StaottpabI am 2. Gpril 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
@ir iinb .ernlGdtigt
Mnanit 4. HuhlfinM

OILS Ganoibat fir baS amt oes Ilber.
mann 2. @aro Der Staot Sernnani
an5u5eigen, umterlpprfcn Der Gutidei.
Dung Der Stinm9cber bel Ger Staot.
mnbl an 2. Mpril 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
@ir iinb ermGdtiet
8nitaD Weser,

als Ganoioat fir bas In,t oes Mloer.
mann 1. @aro Der Stabt Serman1
anau5eisen, itntcrtporfen Der gntidei-
bung Der S%timmgeber bel Der Sta6t.
pabl am 2. IpriI 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
8ir iinb ermGdtigt
2unis Saberitof,

als Ganoioat fir bas In1t bes IIber.
mann 1. @arb Der StaOt Sernlunrt
ail5uSeigen, irnterlporfen Der @ntfdei-
Dung Der Stimnlgeber bel Der Stabt.
mabl am 2. Ipril 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

SIN Sabre 1917 be5ablte Die Sdub.
fabrit in @aibington, Io.. $685..
961.4l in Nrbcitslcbn aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22
Mus anScreu Counties.

SUI Sabre 1917 be5ablte Die Sfub.
fabrit in @aibinston, @o.. $685..
961.41 in N~rbcitslcbn aus.
uebcr 10000 Ecrlonen int Wtiiiouri
baben I'M Wpnat Sarllar beim
StaatslefretGr Sullipan slutomobil-
Ii5enien eelolt mo bafiir iiber cine
8iertel . Million. Dollars in oas
Staats Sdasamt einee5abIt.
2afapette County itebt i'm Staate
Miiiouri biniidtIi9 oes @ertes iei.
aer &oblenprobuftion obenan. 0ad
benz Sabresberi9t bes Staatseeolo.
gen finb in bieiem Gountp I'M Sabre
1916 I'M @an5en 907,116 Sonnen
4oblen g%eforbert iporoen i'm 8erte
bon $1.S61.112. Barton County
foroert mebr &oblen, ndmli6 $780,
ga Sonnen, Die aber nidt 10 bod
betpertet iinb, lpie bas 2afapette
gorntD Erobuft.
Ser bon 9ouoernellr Gardner OIL.
geregte Glun CUR grridtlns zines
@aiiermerfes fir oas Staats5u6t.
ba,,s miro bis auf @eiteres ni6t our
@nsfnbrung %gelangen. 9ie itaatlide
9ienitbegorbe u%nterbreitete eiuen
8orihlag, lart Incident bie Soften
Der @rribttng bes 8aiieriperfes iid)
allf $S4,959 belarfen miiroen. tSier.
al fdmen $14,944 iGbrlihe getriebs.
foIten. Sestere fonnen ollr6 Ser.
ipenbung bon Strdflinecn aIs Irbei.
ter auf $12,99S reouaiert merben.
Ser Staat bc3ablte lestes Sabr Ser
8aiierlpert @eiellidaft in Sefferion
Gitp als Gntidabigung fir allies ees
bralldtc @aiier insgeiammt $10,933.
3mci &inocr I'M Sitter bon 6 un0
3 Sabren perfrorcn. Gs iin6 Die Stint
ser Der Gbclcute M. g. Ipoof uno
Srau, mobnboit in Der Nabe bon
Sambl,rg, Mo. Mn einem Der folten
Gage fiel cs Den &inbern ein einen
8eilld) 81 MAIDEN. Sic mnd)ten lid
obne Der Wlltter ein 8ort 81 iagen
auf bcn @eg. Die GGlte mar uber
10 bitter uno bic 9eflcibung Der alei.
men 10 leidt, baB iie iteif froren. Ils
man Tie auffonb iparen Die Sanoc
1tarf perfrorel, unb man meinte crit,
bab man beioe Sdnoe abncbmen mil
ie. @lildliderpeiic lit bas aber MIDI
notie eetporoen.
Ora 6. 2clpiS idon Dor 5ipei Sab.
rem ocs Worbcs ihulbig befunoen,
miro nit Dem 2cben biiben n"liiiien.
@ie all9emein befonnt bat 2elpis Ocn
-
8oliaiiten Sobn Mc&enna ermoroct.
@r lpurbc als iduloig %befunOen. Sc
bod murOe iein Sail Dor Bic Supreme
Court eebra6t, Die beltGtigte jebof
Dos gegebene ltrteiI lnb Die bcr-
bGngtc Strafe. Die Sinridt1,ng bes
Moroers lit altf Ben 5. april fcltges
iett uno miro in ct. 2ouis itattfin.
Ben; gleihseitig bas pobI Die lctte
!Sinridtung iei sic in Wiiiouri boil.
5pgcn iperoen miro. Die ein3ige Soft
nlllg fir Sen Scrurteilten lit bie
8nabe ieitens bcs erlten 8eamten bes
Staates. Sob. Gardner miro erii16t
perben Die Irlsfiibrung oes Soocsllr.
tells aufaubalten unb Die Strafe IN
IebenslGnglide 3u6tbausitrafe INN.
allGnbern. Wonn miro bieie 9itte
auf Die Satiade eriinoen oab bon Der
lesten 2egisIatrr Die Sooesitrofe ab'
eeidaft ip1rbe. 8enn bas ali6 nad
2etpis Serurteilllng geid)ab lit man
bod Der Inii6t, baB man in Oieiem
Sale oas @eieb idon pcrfuerten fann.
Nife Stein, Elm Sarmer aus So
nell Gountp bot eiierne Ierben.
8eim Sdneiben bon &ornfitter &c.
riet iein Infer glrm in Die @aidine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-22

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, OIL Feb.
II, 1913, as required by he Act of
October 6, 1917.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-29

Italian infanymen resisting Austrans along Piave river
the Austrians from
crossing the Piav barrier the path Hun advance
the natural
dergrowh well
the make crossing float
bridges.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-29

from steamship k by
esurns of U. S. steamship kf
tn rd
HOW AMERICAN SOLDIERS Is PREPAEED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-29


bysare beer a hnt
il Of
THIS MN WENT OYER 4 HERDS
ONE OF THE THOUSANDS WAR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02

taHt municipalities that he started that
tHihg and that when originality enters.
olo +. A. is there, first, last and ali
the TIME and that on July in that
memorable year, he toted the first mail
sack ever officially conveyed through
the air. 'e II
Nhen the aviators, more confident
now than In 1912, start their daily
Tips from New York to Washington,
WIN Fnlladelphia as stopping off
pace, they may be making the first
SerVlceapIe mail route and the first to
pe permanently established, but they
can hang nothing on Perth Ambov
whose Pacemaking proclivties caused
us plrth one day in advance of the
country's metropolis and have always
kept II one jump ahead, even in the
matter Of Liberty Loans and other i'm
portant items.
Harken back to the days when
Route No. 100000 of the government
mail service was established, That
was on July 1, 1912, Mr.. Garretson,
then mayor of this city, slid into his
seat in Golfers hydroplarte over at
south Amboy and very much keyed up
mot at being in South Amboy) glided
INTO the air with the aviator, o. G..
Slmmonds, and came over to this city.
carrying a sack of registered mail, de,
ilvered to him by e. c. Roddy of South
and consigned to Harry Tyrrell, assist
ant postmaster Of Perth
Remember that, do you? And when
the bluff, black with people cheered
the performance? And when Chris
wagner, of the EVENING NEWS got
a free ride, too? And how the darned
old plane wouldn't rise till the right
current of air got under its tail? And
the big wind that day?
Wen then, remember when some
one starts to croak about getting a let
ter through the first aerial mail SER
wee just tell him to sell his tale to
the Bullsheviki and remind him of the
one and only, first and reliable, un-
deniably the original mail service
through the air which took place in
Perth Amboy the Pacemaking City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02

orientals use rice as practically their
only cereal, its nutritional value can
not be doubted, 1t is low in protein
and fats, however, and is therefore
usually served either as a. cereal or
dessert when cream or milk is added;
or as vegetable or casserole dish
with fat as a supplementary ingredi-
ent.
In the United States there are
three distinct rice growing sections,
the Carolinas and Georgia, the Miss
issippi section (Louisiana and Arkan-
sas) and the prairie lands of south
west Louisiana and southeastern
Texas. Our own rice mills have been
running to full capacity in order to
supply the demand for a million bags
for our fighting forces and the Allies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02
Promise a Reduction
in Price of Rice Shortly

NEWARK, May 2:-Information
comes from Washington to w. s.
Tyler. federal food administrator for
New Jersey, that the price of rice
promises to be lower soon. There
had been shortage due to demands
from the army and navy but, with an
expected surplus of 100000
pounds there should be an ample
quantity for domestic purposes. Rice
-four, also, is now reported by Wash
ington as coming into the market and
experiments with it have developed
some delicious breads, to substitute
for wheat.
Rice came into new favor when
potatoes were scarce and the rice
ration in the army is slightly more
than a pound month for each fight
er. It's value as a staple diet reestap-
lished with the American people.
Since some eight hundred thousand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02
First Aerial Mail
Route Established
Here, July 4, 1912

The announcement that Uncle Sam
will soon add another wrinkle to his
corrugated system of mail transporta-
ton, by placing in the tournament an
aeroplane mail service, has little or no
thrill for the Pacemaking City which
started to make tracks along about
1912, wheen the first get that, the first
aerial mail service in the United States
was established between this city and
South Amboy.
When Mineola and Washington or
New York and Philadelphia, as the
case may develop, start footing their
municipal horns about May is, over
the first aerial mail route, City Treas
urer Ferd Garretson will be justified
in rising UP in his wrath and demon
strating to the larger, but less impor-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02
Y. M. H. A. NEWS

There will be rehearsal of the Or
chestra Tuesday evening.
There will be a meeting of the Lit
erary s. Dramatic Club Monday. An
intensive campaign will be made for
new members.
There will be an entertainment and
dance at the Y. M. H. A. hall next
Thursday evening to club members
and friends only. Many of the clubs
will give various selections arranged
by their respective program commit
tees. A jazz band has been hired.
Arrangements are being made for
the membership drive to be held in
June. Six teams have been chosen
and a colonel will be chosen in the
very near future.
There will be meeting of the Y.
w. H. A. entertainment committee
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-05-02
GLOBE ATHLETIC CLUB
FILES $4,000 BOND
Local Fight Club Waiting for License
To Use City Theatre Thurs
day Nights

The Globe Athletic Club OF this
city has filed with the state comptrol-
Ter a bond for $4,000 which has been
approved by him and a certificate of
approval has been filed in the office
of the State Athletic Commission
preparatory to receiving the license.
None Of the licenses which will make
legal the holding of eight-round bouts
in the state have been received in this
city as yet.
The Globe Athletic Club has as its
president Thomas Lucas; vice presi-
dent, William N. Heckheimer, secre-
tary and treasurer Martin J. O'Hara,
and sergeant-at-ar William Smith.
The City theatre has been secured
and lease filed for the bouts of the
Globe Athletic Club which will be
held once a week. Thursday night
has been the time decided upon by
this club for it's bouts. Matches will
be gotten under way as soon as the
license is received by the local club.
This club is planning to put on some
bouts during the summer which will
satisfy every fight fan in the city and
has already several scrappers on its
eligible list.