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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
SATURDAYS ANSWERS

= u" separsts eggs without danger Of get
as & thsm al over the hands. break
Hsm into common funnel The
wbte 9f the egE goes thrOuEh the
lols, while the yOlk remains In the
:. To ssftep shoes that have h.,om. hard
Mith dryirg, rnb them with a eIoth
mat has been soaked In kerOsene oil,
ihis makes them as soft as new.
s2me on and The hole Is Tusfed t1s
Dig 10 replace the screw. plaee u large
through that.
T. The hIan'ond is the biFthstsne fer April.
D. Poeahontas WAS the Indian princess ,,bo
married John Rolfe, one Of the frsi
settlers of Yirginia.
o. rhe ney linRerie Is trimmed ln flet lace
lrish lace and feather stitching
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
Camp Hancock Pillow Top

To mo Editor ~ WOWaH's PaOes
Dear Madsm--f nave obtained very much
i1lgImatlon from your column and II Is a
nlil9H TOP from one of my soldier friends
remembrs nee Through some r,fs,in5aro
standing Il was lost.
was made OF red and blue felt. Il had
printed on one side. Camp Hancork A.
gusta Ca, and " the other corner was a
9nilaet seatea WITH tan bat on. ! have
70 have The klnd went 20 YOU think by
wilLlnk 20 Camp Hancock ] could get any
that9T w HNa
Any information that you can give me
10 ApNhho'- tMrs,) s.
The department stores in Augusta
probably carry the sort Of pillow t0p az
which YOU speak Further informant lon
about this will be mailed 10 you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
The Going-Away Frock

II Is expected Of the bride that her
frocks-Rnd particularly her going-away
froek, only second in importance TO the
bridal costume have special
modishness ana modernness This go
ing-away costume must have the alandsr
lines that Paris Insists upon now, and
perhaps the new one-sidsd drapsry, sm-
phpHiEsf BY row Of small metal but
tons and buttonholes ~ though the
fastonlAg also we're one,gided. one llttle
spring bride went away IN p costume
built of gray mohair and worsted mix
lure the long silk iassels on the sash IN
eelf-tone and the buttons u cut steel
A nlft lace collar hnlshed the neck and 4
snla;t black hat accompanied the frock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

For names of the shops where
articles mentioned in Adventures
with a Purse" can ne purchased,
address Editor OF Woman's Page,
EvENING PUBLIC LEDGER, or phone
the Womans Department, Walnut
5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
FrOCk of White Wool Ierseu

Here is fashions latest whim-
knitting frock. 1t is modelled
in white wool jersey and the
knitting pockets are embroid-
cred in dull blue silk. The col
lar is of wool jersey in blue
matching the embroidery. The
girdle ties in sash fashion in
the back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
TODAY,S INQUIRIES

4. What viii prevent the odor NJ rookinE
eabbage from sUyeading through ths
house,
.. How can white furs be kept from moths
during the summer
3. ~ too much salt has heeB put inte cooked
food BY misteke. what will eopRtcrnet
the effect?
suffrage and when did he ilre9
8. What i the fifteenth wedding aHRlyer-
xaryf
q. Was 8eorEs .. Eliot. who wrote Rom.
0la," usaa or wemanf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

- NJ hdIfoF ol Womdn's Pd0e:
Dear Msdem-- Would you kindly print
recipe for polenia on your Womanis PsEe?
MrH) n Q.
One cupful Of yellow cornmeal three
and onerhalf cupfuls boiling water. one
teanpoonfui salt. oue-quarter Teaspoon !
f1i pepper. one-quarter teaspoonfill
mustard, one oupful grated American
cheese
Boil meal IN the water with the saIt
for tFC hours. Add pepper. mustard
and three-qUarters cupfn cheese. Cook
one mi1ufc; turn on creased square tin
and cool Cut N square pieces Put
rest OF cheese on Top, Bake hfteen min-
uiea '"'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

rost Of sacrifice wears Off. They must
be made TO realize--and | am sure most
women de- - how necessary war work
and sacrifice now is.
How women have answered the call
To arms may be seen from the activities
Of the members of our company Nirtu.
ally ali of them have bought Liberty
Bonds and war savings stamps, and
are interested IN other wartime work.
Many Of them have relatives or friends
over there and spend great deal Of
time nj the Stage Wnmens War Relief
headquarters knitting, sewing or pack
ing comfort kits that will make some
soldier or sailor happy"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
Disposing of Old Leather

70 Wf Fait0F o. Womor's PaGe;
Dear Madam write 10 ask IL there 4.
sng use that can be made OF pieces or sole
iealher which have been used for hftinr nm
issls lest. lar shoes We, burned the lasts When
tosi was scare. We have a large clothes
ohsket tyll MOud like 10 sell them WIN
wall reply. Thanking you kindly.
READER.
The pieces Of old leather can be sold
70 a dealer IN scrap. Further informa-
ton about this has been mailed TO you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
Aas~aq I 1ANAs4>
Under the LACQUER Tree

The beautiful enamel which is used for
covering Japanese trays, boxes. etc.
and on which the painted birds, flowers
and figures show so brilliantly, Is oh.
tanned from the sap of the lacquer tree,
This tree grows sometimes to- the height
of thirty to forty feet in Japan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
Mere Mahogany

The houses In the poorer quarters OF
the capital Of Honduras are made Of
mahogany, which costs less than pine
there
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
THE WoMAN's EXCHANGE

o
ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01
A Pitcher of MignOnette

A pitcher Of mi0n0Heito
IN a tenemeHfs highest easement;
Queer sort Of a doteer- -pOt--Vet
That pitcher Of migHonette
Is garden IN heGven set
To ne Htble sick child m the base.
mont
The pitcher OF migHoRette
In the tehemenfs highest easement.
-H. c, Bunner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-01

food. The farmers do not care for fads.
but they know that women of the coun-
try can do farm work They viii he
ready TO use the women farm laborers
when the women themselves have he
come accustomed to days work in the
fields and stables.
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Cine Spnnenfiniternif.

am nGdlitcn Somsto9. Sen s.. 81.
nj, miro cine SonncnfinItcrniB at be.
obaftcn iein. Sieiclbc lit in bieier
@egenb nid,t gang nollitGnbig, bod
meroen nelln 3ebnteI ser SonnenilG.
DIE perbunfclt fem. Tarbiees obcr be.
rllBtes @Ias ioIItc beim geobodten
benutt meroen. Sic Serfinlterl,na
beeinnt bier I'M 1924 llbr am Ibenb
uno gebt Tim 1928 art gnbe. Sbrer
S6bepunft miro iic Tim $50 llbr er.
reiden, 9ieie Siniternib miro cine TO.
talc iein in Der MGbe elmer 2inie.
ae5ogen burf Orlando Sloriba,
|Saficn, Wiiiiiiippi, Senber, Golora.
90 nnb Bortlmb, Oregon.
am "a. Sum- miro cine tbeilueiie
@onbfinIternib itattfinben. oeren gin.
iong III Horbamerifo. o,,ber I'M moro.
lifen Sbeilc, beobadtet peroen fam
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Gcnes upn Srafe.

9ie groBte In5abl non Fcr'oner
mcldc bis Jest altf DEM Ct. Faltls
SricObot mnrcn, Derianmteltcn lid
bort o.lt Gage Scr @rGberidmildlrng
Inn 9luncnipcnoeu altf baS Grab oes
Soloutcn 5reo @rcbe 81 legen. 2ns
@rob mar t~batiGdllid, Elm Berg bon
@Iumen. Gaitor 5. g. &aaie ln>
Com. q. Wcpcr biclten Inipradcn.
Yaitor s. Tiebler belt ann Gage
Scr @rGbcrihmliidung cine gcoieeene.
potriotiide Hcoc oui Dem bieIigel
Srieobofe.
Srau Sietrid Sable lpltroe ont
Ieeten Sienstng bon Scr idrpillen
Site iiberipGltigt. Sic befono lid
cinigc Gage in beocnflihcm 3uitonb;
lit obcr nm al,f Sem @cge Ser sc.
nelH"s.
Gu..or .. &. E;at. imO 6omilic,
bon Snlncatoml, Durcn porigc @o-
dr bier an Nrilrdl bel 6rcmtocn.
@crmoun z. @cuer bcridltct onB
in iciicn I0Cim cine bilbidc tIeinc
(odter ongclonGt lit.
Grl8. Clio @oritmom un0 6lora
@ouacnbcrg limo ~obgcrcjit, nm m0Ds
reno Nc5 SOnmlCr Ecrmin2 0ie
2tnot2ihulr 81 bciuhcn.
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Gum Sdnk sesem @otten.

I'm Scioc, @plltlid, Sebern, Seize
mo TclSc ionic Gbnlides Matcrial
Dor Mpttcn 81 ihiitcn, i6ldgt Die
slderbouihule Ger Staats : hubert
tit folgcnocs %criabren Dor: Mnn
bGnoc pns 3cilg IN Die Spnnc uno
fIopic c.. mcnn nloglidL gut aus, bis
oIlcr Stollb 0arolis cntfcrnt lit. 60
bnnn pcrpnfc man cs III cincn Softer
oocr alci0critrnnt. 9hrn rditderc
man Die &lciou1g nit &oDlcnlulpbpo
Carbon @piulpbioc. ons man bon ies
hcru Ippthcfcr crbalten fam. Gin
babies Iint acniigt. Man i6iitte Die
Tliiiiiafcit ollf cincn 5clIcr ooer IN Ell
ne SdiiiIcl unb itcllc biclc i'll Den &oI-
fer. mproili man bicicn id)licBt. Ste
,Sliiiiiofcit pcrpilild)tCt lid lofort uno
orinot in ooS 3clg Gin, 100 es ollc
Motten ltub ioniti9cs llnge5iefer too.
tct. SSsn 81 bis As Stltnoen lit Die
MnIic pollfomulcn pcrfliihti9t. Sic
GGmpic iduocn Scr &lciblng nidt,
sod, bite man iid,. Sropicn Der Sill
iiafcit olrf oo5 3ellg follen 81 laiicn,
ga es ionIt gelbc 6lcdcn binterl0bt.
"a oie 6~liliiigfeit icbr cnt}ilnoIid it,
Iolltc uron lie pom Ncllcr fern boltcn.
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SrH Sill.

9lm p%crQnnqunen SonntuQ ~fcicrtc
Nrou Sbu Nomciicr, Satin BON Scr,
nloun Hon1ciier, nltf GrD Sill, i'm
5nblrcid)c1 &rciic lNrcr Nod)born unO
ibrcr TrClnbc, ibren 80. @cburt5toQ.
Gob cs oobci gcrniitlif Ii. fr5bIid) sl,-
gina, lit iclbitpcrit6nolihl inocn1 DiC
@cburtStog9 &llbilnrin ibrc @Gitc
nit cincnt fGltlidcn Mtobl bcluirtbctc.
Nah ShlnB Scr Seller pcrnbid)icoctell
lid Sic @Gitc untcr piclcn @lilfmiln.
iden, bob 6rou Honlciier nod man.
hcll @cbltrtstoQ in Scr glcihcrt, frGD.
Iihcn @eiic br9ebcn m0ac.
Somcit Der Shrcibcr oieies bco.
bddltcte. bot @ritop Ectrlls oen ifGn.
item @ci5cn. llnb Nerntonn Honlciier
Den ihonIter Safer oltf Urn Sill.
&c. &c.
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Sanfia9una.

@ir miinid)en biermit unierelr
bcr5ti6iten 9anf olls5uIpre1cn alien
N}o6barn unb Sreunbcn, fir giiti0c
&ilfleiItung luno be5eigte Sbeilnabme
onlGBIid ser &rnntbeit unb heS 50.
OcS unIcrcs im1i9it geliebten @ruocr
llnh Snfels,
Trit Sangcuopcrfcr.
@lcibiolls lllticren Can't 9lllcn mel
dye oenl &erltorbcnerl, olS Gin 3cidcll
ibrer @odadtltng, buS IeBtc @eleit
ge9cben bobct; ierner ben @obrtlld)-
trGgern fir Oeren 2icbcsoicnIt, ioipic
altb fir Die biclcn prG1tigen @ln.
mcnipenben unb Dor gllen Serrn go.
tor S6neiber, BON Ct. 2oltis fir sic
crgreifellben @ortc mcld)c er bcm gln.
ocnfcn bcs Scritorbcncn gepiomet
bot.
Die tranernScn Sintcrbliebcnen.
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Sersliden Sanf.

Sen folgenben unierer 2eiernL Die
felt unierem lesten 9eridt ibr @bon.
nenlent auf bas Solfsblatt erneller.
ten itatten mir bier unieren beralid.
item 9anf ab:
Sermann: CIR. Wonn, Srau 6,
0iesel, 9llb. Barrels, Serm. 9e5olo,
s. S. &ocllcr, Geo. Coll ST., @pttl.
Sieger, Srall g. Sitter, q. 6. 9eee-
manll unb Sacob Srmbure.
&crnrarn, II. 1: Socob Rllebiger,
%pbn NcibDdrt, Nlrg. Stride uno Carl
Sell 81.
@crrnarur, q. =: CTR. Snnuier Sr.,
Suit. @rcbc lnlb Slllius. Barrels.
@crnonn, 81. 3: Srou 6. @oedcr,
Np. @cgcllom uno Otto Shocffcr.
Otto &loiincr, 3otSoom
u. &. @%otcuucnCr, Gaic
Mcrn. Sultbul15, @lull0
Np. @obnlcpcr, @lnnO
9luton GppIe, Morriion
6rolt &. @cbcr, Nmnbo, Ncbr.
Yoitor 9. A}tDGr, @o0trL IA.
5. Npctttr, ct. &nui2
y - an t1,.E.N lN.L.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Speaker Clark and American Papers
Printed in German.

Champ Clark, speaker of the House
of Representatives, made a highly i'm
portant statement on Thursday, May
10Th, and gave the representatives of
the press full authority to give a wide
circulation to his words.
The Speaker said that the publish
ers and readers of American papers
printed in the German language need
have no fear of Congress ever passing
a law to suppress these papers pro-
viding they observe the existing laws.
He further states that Congress has
no power to pass such a law, and
that the movement for the suppress
ion of the German language press
would not be c%ountenanced in Con-
gress.
He claims that in st. Louis in
his W state) the movement was a
question of business rivalry, and he
supposed the same was true concern.
ing other communities.
He called the German language
newspapers loyal and said that ths
government itself was most bene.
fitted by them and that the govern.
ment fully appreciated the services
rendered by them.
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Wabnnna.

Gem Screbrcr zines iuneen MGb.
deus lit Der Grbonfel g~citorbcn. Sas
Wdoden uno ser Sater besiclbcn neb.
men on oem 9eerabniiie tell, Der
iunee Rann itimmt elm rieiiges Ga.
mento binter Dem Sare an nno weini
erbGrntlid). Sa meint Scr @ater oes
Wdbdens:
~Olga, nit bent Glib adt, lei Dor
ii6ti9, aufrihtie lit or niht!"
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9iid)ti9.

Mcicr bot lid nit iciller Srall &C
5onft lrno lett iid miltcno 5llnt Sdrci
ben bin: So" iogt er grinmig, npol
lest an mcroc id) mir INNER Sic Sog,
%oliIdreibcn, an bcncn mir ms &C
5nnft bohen."
.@cibt Du mas" antlportet III
ipib. ridrcibe liebcr sic Gage alif, al
oenen mir uns nidt gc5anft baben
ounn rcidit on nit Dem Fapier I'm
ger"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
@cbrcr Eriinugen.

SltpCrintcnbcnt ser Sdltler, q. .,
Manll, modt bicrmit bcfannt boi
oic rcgclnl6bigcn Griifunecn fit
2cbr . Certificate om 6reitag lnno am
Samstoe, Den 7. ltnb s. Sum-, in
9Iol,o llnb in Serman,1 itottfinoer
perben. Sn 9lnnb mcrben Die Grii'
f,lngen I'M @ebGlthc scr offentlider
Shulc Itattfinoen, ,lno in Sermmi
in Ser Office bcs County . Superin'
ten6enten.
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3urcilia.

r@ratulicrc 5ur Scrlobung, liebel
Srcllno! ga friegen Sic ipirflif Ell
@cib, mic Sic es iid beiicr rtidt min
id)en f0nnen; liebrei5eno, 6nrafter.
boil, gcbiloet
Sic Serlobllng lit ihon wieoei
an%feeboben!"
nSn Der Sat2 go, ieicn Sic frob
Sic mGren foloiial 'reingefollenl"
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Sic bcIud,tc mcbrcrc Ncr,tc. n

Sabre long lit i0 oil Amutol&
Ihlon" idrcibt Gron 81. Nu0erica
non @juoitom q. I. .,E0 ntcjncr
Sud]c uod @jllc monOtt i'd MID al
mcbrcrc @lcr5tc oodl a,lcs mar Der,
Qe1Iih. 2>d1 bc9nnu Damn Gornj'S
Alpcafrdlltcr 5u 0cbroudcL mlo
uotocnt id) ctna icdJ@ 6loihHl onpon
gcuoumjcu bate, mar id p~ollitdn0jg
NehciIt. &M babe fcincn Aiijtioll &C.
bobt ulO lett 0rci Sobrcn fem 3cidcn
mchr non MnlltouSi6log bcmcrft. "
6orHj'@ 2lIpcntrdutcr lit IN ser Qon-
5clt @clt ais 0oa por5iloliditc Nllt,
reini0lnlasmittCl bCtomt. IS lit fci.
ne @lpotbcfcrmeOi5in. Soils Sic iidl
onfilr iltcrciiicren 10 ifreibcn Sic
I'M NltSflnit an: Gr, Ettlr GoDrlcp
& Sons So, 2501 gSuibington 9lDo.,
Chicago, 81.
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True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
6, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Nadjridten bonn Griessihauplat.

Die eripartete eroBe beutidc Sften-
iipe bat alio tbatid6lid gu Infang
bieier ISOLDE eingeiest. Irber elmer
Mn5abl fleinerer aber blutigcr mo
bitterer &dmpfe lit bas SauptreiuItat
berielben Die geipaltige SdJlad]t an
Der Marne uno bel Henillp.
2etten @eridten 5ufolge lit bieic
&ieieni6ladt iebt I'M abilauell, mas
aber anoerieits MIR als cine Galnpf-
pallle betradtet miro. 9is iopcit lit
bieie S6ladt nit weficlnocm Grfolg
perlaufcn. Die amerifaniihcn Srlip.
pen oes General Geribing ltcbcn OIL
Der Warne Dem Seinh oircft gegerl.
iiber ,ulb babcn grobc Sopierfeit be,
iuieien. Die Ginnabme bon GantignpL
in ser Tifarbie, hurd amerifaniidle
Srl1ppcn, bat benielben groBen Hubm
gebra6t.
Die Gcuti6cn ibcinen cs allf cinen
pid)tigcn Giienbabnputrft, q Wcilcn
bon EoriS, nbgcicbclt 5n babcn; ma
rem obcr bis ictt niht inritnnbe bic
olliirtcn 9incn al ourdbrcd,cn.
Tcinolidcr Gltrhbruh bel @illi
irrc Gottcrcts obocpicicn. &n1 Writi.
id,en 9lhidnitt iin6cn init rltr Nr.
t~ilIcrie N1nlpic itott. @cncrd! @cr-
ibina nlclNct rcor Lbati9fs.t Der IA
trnlliIlcn.
GQltidc 3citmQen idde,u 0ic 9}t
ierpcn ser 9llijrten ais Qcr,ng an
,3nb(. Go5 &crtrouen 0c5 IranS6ii
ihcn &oltra lit uber uncrihiittert,
0a15 abgeichln bon Nal. nos mi
Dem ShluNtic.Dc uorIcbt,
@ci Soiiipla lit Der Tcuo norge
0"rllr0cu un0 hat GcrnQut. W,osten |
9}rpcilIc Eortcrc, GordD mo Bon
crdlc@ crpbcrt 0icic 0rte nbcr iulr
&DeiI mjeocr p%grloren. Gen Gcntidcn
lit Der l&eg nud Fdri2 mic0cr ucriG8t.
Is lit nod fem polIitGn0iGcr StjiI
,4-.,N -. 80. A...s..- - LF-LA -. I
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ganernreseln.

Benn falt unb nab Der Sum- mar,
per6irbt er meiit bas aan5e SSabr.
Stunt feudt unb parm, maft oen
9aiiern rtidt arm.
Crit aif Sobanni 3eeerl elm, 10
mirb Der RliBnafs nidt eeoeiben.
Sum- troden mebr aIs NAB, fiiat
NIT gittem 8ein oas Sob.
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@erloren: %or ungcfGbr bier $50
den, Elm gplOcncr Srduring nit Ocn
9ltd)Itnbcn rs. II. TO u. g." ori Der
S~nnenieite. Scr G%i9cntbilntcr be.
5ablt cine liberolc g~clobmun9, mem
Der eDrlide 6inOer bu1 Sling IN Scr
Office bieieS 9lottcs obliefcrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

Sri. %ouiie Stonlcp. 2cbrerin il
ser NoNidulc ser Stont2 l%lniucrljtJt
lpriit ooroli bin. 0ob Molt@iroltcn he.
Der 3ltbercjtmg pon &rot mebr &or.
toiicIn benlttcn iolltcn, Oo bieic pjcI
Oo5u b~citro8ch sic GuulitGt, Oos DC.
mcbc unb Den @cidntnf 0cS 9rotcS 81
crb6Gcn. Nnocrc @ortcilc bcitcbcu
0orirl. Dob 0n5 @rot infolqc Scr Scr
menoltna bon aortoffcln an @cmidlt
ltnO llniong 5rllimnlt unO oob iiC
piel biIli1cr iino ais mlocrrr @ci5cn.
Grlot. Cos 9rot miro burd) sic &c.
nlbrng bon &nrtoffcln bChCltct(
moblld)nlcfcn0cr.
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F. J. koeHer,
S6mieb II. &agenmader
Sermann, Mp.

Sd perbc beitrebt iein MIR Die
be ten @rbeiten II. @oaren 81 liefcrn.
Sd babe lange grfabrung I'M &fcroe.
bei6lagcn ionobl mic I'M Sdmieoe.
unb @agenbanomcrf.
Sarmmage,t, 9l,ggies, Nannr.
Spreabers unb SarmsM ai6inen on
Sano ODER alif 8eitellune al giinIti.
gen 9ebineuneen uno 81 %annebmba.
rem Yreiien geliefert.
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3n @%crfanfen: s3lpcitcr- bono 9in-
Der; Gin mirflider Sortbeil.
Chr. G~bcrIin & Spn
Sermann, Mto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
2ei6cr.

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on oes abenbs ipdt uno oud nod BE.
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@erlanst: SausmGb6en fiir allge'
meine Sallsarbeit; einfad)es &oden;.
feline 8Gide; idones iilbli6es 3lm'
mler, neblt gao. Outer Sobn. Ntan
nlelbe iif iofort. Sran Sttmor
g. Start 4O5S Slora gIpo., ct.
2ouis, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Scene NnSeigen

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gullc: fertig gum Sienit.
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gerlanst: Semano nit etpas
8enntnib Der 8udfiibrlng fam be-
itGnbige 9eid1ftigung finoen bel Der
Stone Sill @ine 60, Sermonr. Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
6, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Ginbrndsoulle 8ebGdtnikfeicr anf
benz ct. Yanls Triebbofc in yag.
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jSm gcrmietben: 0rci grobc, belle
Sinlntcr. Wobcrne gcqlcmiiffeltc1.
Io65ufragcn ulf Der Office oielcs
9lnttes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07

Sn Sermietbeu: Gin g~erduniges
Store. 8ebGllbe al Der GrIten StraBe.
Srau &c a S6ercr.
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Mnf benz 2anbe.

Shirt: sd iebe iebr niele &inber
in SSbrem 0orfe barfub lallfen."
9iireermeiiter: rGnti6ulbigen So
belt, bel ms lit chen Die 8epDlferung
iebr ornl unb "a fpmmen Die &in-
Der lhon 10 allf sic @elt."
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3n nermictben: 9as DStarte.
gde" Sotel. @Gberes bel Stcne Sill
sssine 60.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-27
Former Tacoman
Studies Army Banking

Leslie French, former Tacoma
high school boy, is receiving spe-
cialized training in the quarter
master officers school at FIT. Jo-
seph E. Johnston, Jacksonville,
Fla.
He is in the army banking SER
vice and expects to complete the
course in two weeks. His father,
DR.. e. p. French OF Elma, was in
Tacoma Wednesday as a delegate
to the republican convention.
Young French made many
friends here during his stay at
school and later went to the Uni
Iversity of Washington before en-
listing. lie acted as special aide
for a time to Gen II. ID. Styer at
Camp Lewis and expected to be
transferred to the spruce division
of the signal corps service when
he received his notification to at
tend the officers camp at Jack
sonville.
A few of the men are being sent
directly to France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-27
Good Enough for
Any Soldier

The doctors were examing him
for the draft. He didn't want to
go to war.
MY eyes are bad was his
plea. After a test by an eye spe-
cialist, during which the youth
pleaded earnestly that he
couldn't see thing the doctor
said: Alright, go into ne next
room and wait there"
The boy sighed with relief.
When he got to the door he halt
ed, ducked his head and walked
on.
Come back, my friend,' laugh
ed the doctor. IF your eyesight
is good enough to see that fine
black thread it's good enough for
Uncle Sam. You pass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-27
DRAFT MEN
POUR INTO
THE CAMP

With a steady stream of men
aggregating about 2,255 for We'd
nesday, Camp Lewis recruiting Of
ficers were forced to work all ev-
ening with the glare of huge spot
lights to assist them at the re-
ceiving station where the new
men of the national army are re-
porting.
With the men who arrived We'd
nesday, the new draft has brot
about 5000 men at the camp, but
many thousands more are expect
ed to arrive this week.
The men arriving Thursday will
be for the majority from Nevada,
Utah, Wyoming and Montana.
Paul Haffer, Tacoma socialist,
is among the new arrivals at the
camp.