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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
Motored Here.

Miss Doris Pepper, Harold Pepper,
father and mother Of Salem. we're in
Monongah yesterday visiting friends
and relatives. The trip from Salem
to Mouongah was made by automo-
bile.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
Fifty nnr q

Fifty per cent Of the RumanIan prisoners in Turk
sh camps have died from typhus. Tho Sultan evidently
thinks that cheaper way Of getting rid OF them than
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

Inspectors from Washington report matters as re-
atng to conservation Of food in West Virginia as equal
TO any other state and superior TO most Of them Con-
gratulations are due the West Virginia Food admins
traton for this happy state Of Misunderstanding Tee-
graph.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

Craftsmen IN the various shipbuild-
ing anc manufacturing plants in San
Francisco have formed an organiza.
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
a SUPER CHEESEMAKER.

Nv Az UP N the northeast conner Of The United
States. n PALMYRA. Me, is a little old woman
Nho'e main ambition IN life ha, been to be good mother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

In 1918 Hamburg, Germany, had
$4,000 union workmen. II now has
1900.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

The aid Of the movies has been 4,
voked in tie farm labor campaign.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
SHORT AND SNAPPY

Just to lessen the Kaiser's disappointment. some
one should send him few postcard views Of Paris
Uniontown Evening Genius.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

Napoleon had already discovered that there IS not
Ing less successful than succeSS-in RuSsia-Wheeli
News.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29
What People Say
and Some Side Remarks

One OF the widely known Misses
Prickett OF Barrackville was in Fair
mont Saturday on a shopping tour
and wishing % take a look up and
down street looked around for some
ore in whose care OF leave her bun
dies. She turned to one kindly look.
ing gentleman and asked If he would
guard her possessions fOr a brief pc
riod. lie agreed but remarked:
Il see that you agree with
Shakespeare that there is not
much in a name"
The speaker was Rev. NJ. Steele.
Rev. James Van Zant (colOrod
who gave in his experience" at the
coal miners convention on different
occasions was talking Saturday after
noon while the body was waiting for
the report Of the scale committee:
The reason that ] stick up for
the colored Fan Is because / used
to be one myself
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-29

In these war times no woman
will hesitate 10 wear these waists
throughout the fall In that event
you can use several.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26
HNRDEST or ALL PRIZES
FOR AMERICANS TO WIN
American Medal of Honor, the star
Worn by Few soldiers. Is Most
Coveted Decoration.

American Medal of Honor. the star
Worn by Few Soldiers. Is a Most
Coveted Decoration.
Hardest to gain, fewest in num-
bers, the least known of the military
decorations of honor Of the world,
sums up the medal of honor of the
United states, the bit of ribbon and
the piece OF metal that are so eager
ly coveted and highly priced by the
sailors and soldiers of Uncle sam.
When you see a man with the in
conspicuous bronze star pinned to his
coat by a blue ribbon on which arc
thirteen white stars you may know
that he has placed his life in such
jeopardy that escape from it was
nearly a miracle.
The medal of honor was first au-
thorized by congress In 1862 and was
for non comm issioned officers ana
privates only But in the following
year the law was changed to extend
the award to commissioned officers
also. In all about 1900 of the medars
were presented for services in the
var between the states, and it is
remarkable fact that 90 per cent o.
them went to private soldiers.
In it's present form the medal o.
ifonor is Il five pointed star with
medallion in the center bearing the
head Of Minerva and around it "Unit-
ed States OF America in relief. on
each ray of the star is an oak lesG.
and the points themselves are trefon
shaped. A laurel wreath in green en-
BmeT encircles the whole, ana this
wreath is surmounted by an eagle
which in turn is surmountcd by an
eagle that attaches the decoration TO
ms ribbon
Accompanying this medal there is
n badge or lapel button, heXaGonal
and made Of blue SILK. with the thir-
teen stars in white. The army med
al is represented by n small blue but
ton studied with stars. while the nat
W medal IS represented by sman
red. white and blue bowknOt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26
Relief from Eczema

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using a little zemo.
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
extra large bottle at S1.00. ~
Zemo generally removes pinples, black
heads, blotches, eczema, ard ringworrn
and makes the skin clear and healthy
Zemo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains
nothing. 1t is easily applied and costs a
mere trife for each application. 1t is
always dependable.
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o. +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

commission so as to run up their costs
as tho. basis for government price
fixing was related today before the
senate coal committee by David Ia.
Wing, n coal expert.
~ one company. Wing testified. which
had paid $4,000 year to the presi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26
UNDER THE CAMOJJFLAGE.
INTIMATE WAR EXPERIENCES AND oBsERvA-
TIONS OF LOWELL MELLETT
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent ,N


who fills his clothes well and wears
n willing to -get-acqnalnted smile only
slightly diluted by traveer's caution
he's more apt to he from Indiana
than anywhere else.
l was swept into the dining saloon
tonight by the breeze created by the
earnest advent of just such one.
What parb@of Ipdiana2" i asked,
feeling safe.
"Middletown."
When he learned that Elwood. only
dozen miles distant. proudly claim
ed me. he was astonisned and re-
marked that the world is only small
place.
My names Ginn,' he said. Told
him mine.
Any relation to Doc CHM 1 ask
-ed.
fet'Cousin. You any relation to llick
Mellett p"
brother"
He repeated his observation on tho
size of the world and Introduced his
companion. Mr Mauldng. CHM Is
assistant controller of the L. S' treas
the war department. They are en-
route to France to audit army ac-
counts. being the advance guard of
battalion of audltoA on the way.
At the table we found Il nicely salt
ed citizeiI@-salted by sea hree2e---
who proved TO be the redouhtable
Capt. r. II, Dobson, of Tacoma, and
OF the Pacific. ON temporary leitve
from -the ehihb Ilril.c 0'et.,.,'''p ',li.
company no IS engasea III u frei'on
port sllneflntehdlhE the rep''lIS :"
hlerciel anu hfitlsh ti'snSp"I'
sels' AS tue clPli'il Hlpui''" ~
cernlng mutual Iacoint lllchES' NJ
Glhh estimation OF 'ne "or'o > S'N'
tahte stifl7 turtiler'
blnher however WIS tue ~
Pal thlng discussed II lhcluutu su
gar. rlght outOoh the open ''.plo @ "'iu
hutter. II was the lllSt re'i "ut'.'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Talked with
Mai, Gen. Maurice, Director of Mill
tary Operations He was SO full Of
the satisfactory Cambria push that
he was likely to burst. But he didn't
and the interview did not develop
lot that is new, However, one doesn't
chalk that up against the general for
he seldom disappoints without good
reason.
interviewing General Maurice is
somewhat like attending a class room
lecture with the same privilege o:
asking questions at the end You
couldn't exactly call him a good fell
low; he never forgets he's n general
I'm the Armee. but he lis direct and
To the point and fuller of information
than the new India paper edition OF
the Encyc. Britt.
Got n little extra excitement out
of the Byng push on my own account,
Sunday night on an Underground
train l met two tired but contented
Tommles. just arrived home ON leave.
In return for n match they volunteer
ed the Information that the biggest
show of sall was due in n couple of
days They told where il would take
place. what n lot of tanks were lined
UP for the plunge, the cavalry prep
arations and various other details
borne opt by Haig's bulletins of yes
to-day and today.
Usually the tales the Tommies tell
YOU are more Interesting than accur-
ate This was an amazing exception.
There's a Defense or the Realm
regulation against Tommies telling all
they know Fortunately this happy
paid borrowed their match from
friend who didn't believe them. in
stead ~ from one of the thinning
band of German spies that stilNinfest
London.
Shaplen left for Petrograd tonight
to join tho United Press bureau.
There is something rather fine about
this young Ieusso-Philade delphian' pill
grimage, home To do what he can TO
help Russia, save herself. His idea
i5 that nothing will help his native
country so mucf as American under
standing of what she is doing and
trying to dQ--the good and the, bad
! of the gigantic internal struggle. He
seems to hope for the best, while pre-
pared for the worst. believing the
worst cannot last forever.
Last week one wondered why there
is no real co-ordinated allied COM
mand.
This week one finds there is one. 4.
Next week one is going 10 Paris
to watch it co-ordinatc.
ENGLISH CHANNEL Nov. III.
Somehow you can tell u Hoosier.
II you find n smiling gentleman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

AS Tor the great American habit
ar Keeping hlusc at a temperatnre Of
80 degrees, something has happened
to 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

In order to conserve the worlds
supply OF paper Il number of soldiers
are refusing to write books about tho
war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

dent OF subsidiary 'comhan2 in 1916
raised 1t to $4,000 a month for 1871.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-26

Met Lieut. Col. Baker of the Saliva
ton Army. on deck He is in charge
of that army's work among American
soldiers in France The work is sim
ilar 10 that of Y NJ. q. A. he said
save that the emphasis is placed on
the religious needs of the soldiers in
stead Of their recreational needs.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
sudyt ben SOB,
Ser befannte S6neioerneiiter sprena
i6ieRt iih &ugel ourd ben &ppf.

Durh eiaene 6anb farb Wtttnpd=
abenb nm 5 l1br 80 Der bier l6on iiber
40 Sabre a11ldbige 5dneioernetiter
Charles @preng 9r. ben Sob. Dte
|ra}6e Sat poll3og er III ieinem 5etn1
an Morb 6ranflin 5trabe irbenl er
|lih eine s&ugel bur6 ben aopf iaete
|pdbrenb er I'M 8ett lag. Oie Waffe
mar eins38 Galiber Nebolper, BON oeren
gorbanoen{ein sic gan1ilienangeb0rige
11idtss pubten. St ipar i6on felt Inn
aerer 3eit frdnfli1 ll1lb Sic lebte ISOLDE
mar er bettldgerig. @r bate ii6, Die
perlautet glanbarn gegeniiber gednBert,
baB ipenrl es 1lt6f balb befier NIT ibn
lpiirbe, er 5aab an lt6 legen ipiiroe.
gbas. 5pre1g iDar tn Dielfirhen,
Nbeinbapern, Dentl6la1lb am Il. @eps
#ten1ber 1889 gebpren uno mar alio Bet
Inabe 70 sS5aDre alt als er fiir fi6 lelbf
be1timmte III Ste g6atten beS Iooes'
sein5ntreten. sS1l Ser 5ein1at erlernte'
Ier oaS 51netber1neilter rbanotperf llflb0
fpauberte tn Sabre 1864 nod N1nerifa|
aus. ST lieB fi6 suerif 1T geen
Oorf nteber no er iid am 22. Nlai
1868 NIT Sulta s65ranf perebeli6te,
SIN Sabre 1875 fam Bic Ganilie na6
SEEM lllnl no Der Gntl6 6lafene ieitber1
llllnterbroden geipobnf bat. 0la6oem
er bon leiner eriten grau gei6ieoei1 mar:
.perebeli6te e. iiid gum 3lneiten Stale por
lmgefdbr ls Sabren NIT sSrau Marsaz
Iretfa grlenenfelber uelhe TIN iiberzs
slebt. glus erffer Gbe eingen bret ainz.
soar berpor. Die ei1lsise 6ter uha:
)ifarb am 10. Stunt 1905. ie Iberz'
alebenoen g6bne iino 2ouis bier ipobnbaffI
lno Charles ipobnbaft II iiiollri
Bullep, IA. 81 fpiro audi poll ei1lenl
rl1oer ii glepelano, 9bio 1lllo einer
.glidte ii Cincinnati lberlebt Das'
2eidenb beoQng1lis allo sgeiterR 9sadlSI
la gal B IlIlesI 9s W s1lss
fDlBts ali SIN ~ stab ftfriebbof
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
9reid,er r,iiile1 iiber georDidenes
@etreibe bericbten*

True translations fled with the post
{ master at New Ulm on Aug. 2, 1918
as required by the act Of October s, 1917
Die geabrungSmittel =9ertpaltung bat
Grber erlaiien oabtngebeno, bab alle
Dreider einen 8ert6t, oie Gtn8elbetten
anaebeno ilber ba8 Drei6en auf ieoer
ein3elnen 6artrr, fir oie fon1menoe
saiion ab{tatte1t miilien, Gtn 8etz
3enberid)t nlub ieben Monat auSgenla6Dt
1l1,o be1n gourtp Ngenten etneeb ebdnotet
tperoe1, ser benlelber1 Dor benz 5, oes
folge1loen MonatS ra9 BQlDrn9fon,
8. s. i6iden nnb. Torn1ulare f1lr
Nnfertigung otefes geri6tS lperoen pom
Gountp Nge11ten geliefert. Srgero nel=
tere Gnformation lpelde geniinibt miro,
1T aud bon oteienn erbdltlib.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
aein Wiansel an Sarmarbeitern

Sn einer fiirslt6 abgebaltenen Ser
ia1nmluns beS Commercial Clubs lpnr=
Sen bon Boriiter 9tol5 Nnbren Saf=
fert, Stto S. S8nalo u1b q. 9dnlfe
alS &o1r1itee erna1l1lt l1n1i6au nod Nrz
bettSfrdften gu balten, nm Sarmer1
pel6e fur5 an 9lrbeitsfraft iein fpiiroer,
ausbelfen 3n f6rne1t. Sn ,fnr3er 3eit
sbatte11 ite eine Site bon penigitens 25
.Oean11 ipel9e 1t6 bereit erfldrten auf
s5armen in Ser Mdbe IN Ser Grnte auS=
5ubelfen. Die metiten oapon baben
yobS4 befon1n1e11 baben bieie 8ode
tatfrdftig 1r1itgeboHen Ste Grnten ein=
8ubeimiea. .sSrl ben meiiten 6dllen
bdtten Sic Sar11er ielbit bafiir geforst,
bab lie genng 5iilfe batten. Wer1tg=
items lpirb bter fein @etreioe 81 @rl1nbe
gebe1l, neil eS an Der n6figen NrbeitS=
fraft 1rtangelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
8arel1ablieferllltgl mt
teriagt
GDn Mpntag al, tnerben Die bieiige11
@rDceries feiae Maren 1ltebr abz.
liefert1. 9tenit iuiro eingeifelt a1af
@unid Der Gegierung.

Nlle 6 o11ialnarerbdnbler Der 5tabt
iperben bon nd6iten O1ontag an feine|
Maren mebr abliefer1r. DteS tpuroe|
.DienStagaberlb in elmer gerlammlung
belhloI1e11 ipel9e tn ben Commercial
Stub Ndl1lnlt6feiten abgebalten tpnrbe
llnb bie bon g. s. gne, 5peeialberz7
treter Der Nabrungs1nitte telDerinaltnng
einbernfen tporben mar. Ser Special
8ertreter gne ma6fe eS ben 5dnblern
IN &olontalparen (G5rocerie8) flar, bab
bic Negierung auf ie6en @ebtet Ginz
idrdnfnng perlmtgt I'M Bic Soften 51
perri11gerll ll11b au6 bie 9lrbdfsfrqft
IN ieoenn @eiddft gu reouctren lpoimn1er
bieS suldiiis 1T.
,sparen" bie 8arDle
9ea6 Nnlt6t Der Negierllng 1T bie
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5@el6idte fir bie 9dnbler u11o ben6tigt
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Berlon Inn bieien 9eil Der Nrbeit gu
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.3eit babingearbeitet ipOroen oieien Nb<
lieferun9sbienf 10 piel tpie n1Dglt6 311
bei6nei6en llno IN pielen Bldhen 1pirb
nur nod ei11e 2teferung pdbre1lo beg.
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mod nnr cine 5raee Ser 3eit lei bts IN
alien 5tdbtel1 oieier Dien1t aufeebpben
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biele 5a6e 10 ral6 nnb nnertpartet,
bab lie feine s3eit gum llberleeen but.
ten 111b nod benielben Nbenb l1nter=
[ldrieben lie Elm llbereinfonlmen baz
|bineebe1b, bab lie bon N1or1tag da feine
Marenabli blieferungen mebr maben tper=
ben.
gtrenee 9urdfiibruns terlaNat
Gr6rtert ipurbe ri6t tpte BE Glnhell
ste {dtperen 5a6en ipte Nlebl RerpieIIee,
El1llp. 1la1 ibre1n Soeinn abeeHefert be-
Ifp1nnlea fDn1len aber es nsroen iid auf
lieben syall, Wditttel llatb .ggBSege finoen bQB
Sen Bilr9erlt Ser 9taott feiine dalll5Snerobe
Birbe ollrD Anfbebnny oeS slbltez
1feruIgSotenites auferlest tpirb. Mbboz
len oirfen Sic 6d1oler Ware Ne ite fiir
! ibr @el6dft ber0tt9en, aber abltefern
biirfen Tie 11i6t8. @S lDnroe angez
beufet, oob allert benen lpel6e btele Ste
ouldtionen ni1t nrtft einbalten, einfd6
Sic Gier2Be118 ober etn anoerer Ser
INIT lpegge1o1nnten ipiirbe. @S gtbt
anf ieoea Sail genug Ndtel nm bte
Sdnoler gu elmer itrtften Dur6fiibrl1ng
f6teier Negulatton 5ugdngtg 81 nta6en.
| Nllo fute f6o11 oben angefiibrt, NTH
Ioie freie Nblieferrng BON RolontaE
Ilparen III Stem Tim BON Montag Der
0ergangenbett angeb0rer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
N'Iusbebult9 fiir Mo Mol1at
Muguit+
Nufruf fir Mnguit trifit Gegiitran=
B fea fiirs Sabr 1918. llngefdbr
80 Wtana reilett 1ldd)ifen WDnat
ab. 20 iibrig ii &laiie 1.

e True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on Aug. 2, 1918,
as required by the act Of October, s, 1917.
Dfa6 sesentpdrttgen Nn5ei6en tptro
s8roipr So. ettpa 90 Mann 5u itellen
=baben, ebe Ste 9luSgebunb8qnote fir
ben Mo1at 9luguit polAtdnotg 1tno,
Ser 9lusuit Nufruf perlangt 10, 600
Oeamn aus Mtnneiota, lrnb 5uian1tle11
nit bielen 8eltimntungen nliilien et=
ma $500 Ma1m unter friiberen Bez
itinn1ungen etnriide1n;5Da 1lur nod
uenta W5annl6afte1l SCI erlten &laiie
ii ,:bielem Gountp iibrtg iinb, miillen
Sic -Mufrufe fir oel1, Weonat Nugnlt
1lptne1,biger @etie NIT Ne9titra11ter
BPM 9abr 1918 sefiillt merberl,
Gtlihe bieie @Dtbe abgereiit.
Moutag gia6nltttag reiiten 2eonarb
|96un,ader unb 2orerls Doosbte, betoe
aus gprtngfielb nod Camp Bpreit,
I9nfle, ga. ab. Dieie@ beiben Qente
|lparen inter be1onberen 8eiftm1nm1gen
eingesoge1l; et1l Nufruf erstns tpege1l
IeineB Briidenarbeiter8 bG anoere pegen
| .eiil1leBs eille ! 1 9dreinerS. Beibe tpllrben tn
Ste elite Ser berufsfiinoige11 &lalien unter
Sen Gegitra11ten etngereibt. sic fnb.
rell iiber @bieaso Cincinnati llno
Chattanooga. 81
Malter SIS. Wfiller, einer Der Regz
itrn1,fp1t nm 1918 ni11o 3tenStaQ gend)z
nlittaa na6 College 5fatton, SeraS,
Ipo er sic 9ignalco orp8z9dnle fir
RaoiDnienIt u1lb Gleftrtfer, q. u. so.
|Golleae Of 1eeas, eintreten ipirb. @s
tpurbe nur ein Ma1ra Derlangt 1lnb
gBaIter erbot li6 iofort als Sreitptlliger.
9ldlt t1ad eSefferiDn Barrads
ll11ter shfruf So. 9S2 1r11b Broipn
So. s Man11 itellei1, Die IN Der Set
alpiiben oe1n, 5. ll11b 10. gug1it ra1
IS9fierio1l 8arrads, Mo. abreifen iolz
Eleett Ile g5ie folaetben ipurbe1l BON Der
flofalen NnsbebungSb Sbeborbe se5ogen:
Gblparb IS. WinIe1na na1t1 soolitetn, Soma;
globert s. 9drpb briiihf Stem Him;
Nrfbur s.. ya1fa, .Neip ulm;; Gbarle8
gobertio1, gdeepp Gpe; anton
fgenlong 9pringfielb; Otto 0rdbner,
gleepp Gne;; Morso 81. Birb, 9pring<
ffielo, Bernbarb S. Gngelen, 5prtng<
ftelb.
| Dte gbengenanntea et1eere6net per=
bletben iebt nod 20 Mar1r1 IN Glafie |
|ber olten Negtitrante1l, NIT oeneh Dte
lNufrnfe fir Nnel1it eefiillt neroen f61l=
f11en. 5o lpte Ste Sa6e iebt 1tebt,
merben 2ente aus Ser 2. alalle etno
I'M December aufserufen lDeroen, es
iei bena, bab porber oie Nlterssrerl5e
fiir @inber1lfrlns lpeiter ausgeoebnt miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
3 Sabr
Sag sae GrfDls.

sSiir oas giote RGrel5 9ingen i1lrzs.
Oanse1 $699 33S Ell. sy ll oer 8anf mos.
sbds gelb oepollirt nlroe iDalrnen 1lodp.
|ipeitere 90 gents geld denftt I'M BE se5,lnrS= g
me bon 90 DoH III maiden. Oie Nus.
aabea belieTen iid fiir Drudfolten allf
$24. .6O, hIeibt alio 40 DeldeG
E|loes Pote Rrell8 Jeapits y ibsreeb tpliIz
81 )llit bss gflffol ots q by aEa 's
.a4z8 alSi.nell bie esiieilieeil latsse m 'Oslls
EEben nrraneirlelt ber5Iid aailfrisoea lellt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-08-02
Geilbiuer0elt lanfell
cit.
6e,uiiie Mrbeitgeber ipllen 11id,t ltniplt
9eute bepDrSuger. Waiienneriann1z
lung fiir 8. Muguf beihlDiien, oesz
eleihen ,,9abnr 9ap" 8arabe unb
Sempnitratipn,

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