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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
BAGGED II BOOBIES
IN A DAYS WORK
Capt. Ballard Of Brooklyn
Home on a Training
Assignment.

Lieut.. John Adams Ballard Of the
Ninth United States Infantry. who cap
tured seventeen boches and a machine
gun in the American push last July. has
arrived at his home at Is Macon street.
Brooklyn. Incidentally he Is no longer
Lieutenant. Gen. Pershing having rec
ognized his exploit by making nm a
Captain. He has also been recommended
for a decoration.
II got them all right. But 1t was a
matter of luck. I guess. With all the
big things that are being done over
there this figures up pretty small" he
said.
The American forces were advancing.
and Capt. Ballard noticed that his regi-
ment and another regiment to the left
were gradually being separated by
wheat fields.
1t occurred to him that enemy troops
hidden in these fields might prove trou-
blesome Accompanied by runner. he
made his way through them and STUN
bled across two Germans. They were
made prisoner. A rife shot then tumbled
the runner to the ground, dead. Bullets
zummed by.
Across the fields on each side Of him
Capt. Ballard noted the two regiments
still advancing. He carried a rifle
officers In this war do--and went ahead.
Il got two of 'em-shot en-" ne re-
marked tersely. ''and the rest surren-
dered."
But they didn't surrender as quickly
as that. When the American went for
ward he saw the group Of Germans in a
shallow trench. supported by a machine
gun. He kept coming. and as he did
first one and then another and another
stuck up his arms and yelled 'kamerad -
Swapping his voice like n whip. the
Captain sent them backward to the rear
American lines on the run
Capt. Ballard is in this country on
an instruction detail. He will be as
signed to the National Army.
They fought like veterans he said.
referring to thirty-nine National Army
men with the Ninth Infantry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
EDITOR MAY SUE REYNOLDS.
sequel 10 Frncas After Long Beach
Meeting.

James NJ Mcclure. editor Of the Long
Beach Press has instructed his attorney.
Judge Whitehouse. to begin legal action
for assault against former State Senator
William II. Reynolds. who is now the
village president OF Long Beach. The
assault allegations in the prospective ac
ton will be based on lively tilt between
the editor and the village president after
q meeting of the residents of Long
Beach last Tuesday night.
At the meeting President REYNOLDS ex-
pressed Indignation over editorials in
the Long Beach Press attacking the ac-
ton OF the village assessors in increasing
the tax assessment OF the Hotel Nassau,
President Reynolds declared some one
was paying for the editorial attacks, and
Editor Mcclure responded with the fat
assertion that Mr.. Reynolds was "a liar"
The two men met outside and according
to those who witnessed the AFFAIR Mr.
Reynolds struck the editor twice in the
face and the NECK Mcclure did NOT
retaliate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
CALLAHAN JURORS
UNABLE TO AGREE
Alleged Gaffney Aid to Be
Tried Again.

After four hours Of wransling yestsr-
day the jury failed to agree at the trial
of John Callahan. charged with aiding
Vincent Gaffney. the young desperate.
to escape from the Tonbs last June.
Judge Mott discharged the jury and As
sistant District Attorney Bohan said a
new trial would take place soon.
H. l.. Warning. counsel for Callahan.
produced a sensation when in his sum-
ming up he said: Police and Tombs
OFFICIALS are trying to shit responsibility
and make a goat of my client"
At IL: 55 the Jurors were locked in.
but came out two hours later to ask the
Judge for permission to inspect the
scene Of the escape. Permission granted,
they made the inspection and returned to
discussion. Norman. F. Peters. fore
man, finally said he believed an agree
ment was out of the question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
PRINTERS DEPRECATE STRIKES
typographical Union Refuses to
Encourage Labor Disputes.

Marsden q. Scott, president OF the In
ternational Typographical Union. in a
report TO the sixty-fourth annual conven-
ton of the organization yesterday de-
clared that the policy against Joining in
sympa thetic strikes has been adhered
to strictly during the last year. Mr..
Scott said that on his instructions print
ers have avoided general strikes called
In Springfield. ILL.,; Minneapolis. Winni-
peg. Manitoba and other places The
report gives warning to all officers OF
subordinate unions that sympa thetic
strikes have been condemned by the
American Federation OF Labor and to be
on their guard against attempts to order
strikes Illegally.
THE obligations included in our scale
contracts and agreements will be OBJ
served to the letter." he added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
MISS CARY's CAR KILLS BOY, 6.
Daughter Of Bank Note Company
official Held BIameless.

Miss Ellen Cary. en-year-old
daughter Of Arthur c. Cary. Jr.. vice.
president of the American Bank Note
Company. ran down and killed six-year-
old John Weiner, Jr., OF 2l6 North
street. New Rochelle. in front Of tho
High School at New Rochelle, yesterday.
In the automobile with Miss Cary was
Miss Pauline Bower OF Holland Park
way. New Rochelle.
Miss Cary was taken into custody on
an order from Coroner Spella and re-
leased after $4,000 bail had been fur
nished. The Carys live at Forest
Heights. New Rochelle.
Witnesses say that Miss Cary had no
chance Of avoiding the accident, as the
weiner boy ran from behind another car
and 1t was impossible for the girl to see
him.
Miss Cary drove the automobile. which
is the property OF her father. to Police
headquarters. and Mr.. Cary was mott
fed. The inquest will be held to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
ANTI-HEARST LAW IN FORCE,
Mt. vernon Ordinance Docs Noi
Yet Affect German Newspaper.

The Mount Vernon city oriEa''
preventing the sale OF German Language
and Hearst newspapers, went int eTet'
at midnight last night
Corporation Counsel J. He'rv tFN''
announced that the ordinance would ho'
at present affect the German lt"E'"s,
newspapers, but would b. "a'T.r'
against the Hearst papers. TIL" ''h>'
for this Is that the German language :"
pers still have injunction proJc' 1E' '
force.
No arrests will be made j0 cas-" o. +"
violation OF the ordinance, corr 'a'
Counsel Esser said. He has r''.0"a
police to obtain evidence In IN" event OBJ.
violations and present It 20 hlN i3oT
return from his vacation, about S'9'e'
Der I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
o. s. GREEKS MAY GET BISHOP
Metropolitan of Athens Coming
Here on Church Mission.

The announcement made yesterday
that the Most Rev. Archbishop Meletios
Metaxakis. metropolitan Of Athens and
president OF the Holy Synod OF the
Greek Orthodox Church. is on his way
to America was taken 10 mean that ef-
forts will be made to establish a Greek
bishopric In America. There are more
than 100000 Greeks scattered through
out the United States, with more than
$50 churches and priests. They have no
central organization.
Archbishop Metaxakis was Archbishop
Of Cyprus when he was appointed TO
his present position. the highest in
Greece, by Premier Venizelos. with him
Is DR.. Papadopoulos professor OF theol-
ogy in the University OF Athens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
NJ. J. Kraus Alters Name to Cro..,

The Germanic name of Maurice T.
Kraus, president and treasurer of the NJ
Seventy-sixth street, yesterday caused
its possessor to apply to Justice Guy in
the Supreme Court for permission 10
change II TO Gross" Kraus said that
although he was born at Pilsen. Bobe.
mia, he had lived in the United states
for forty years and had been a citizen
for thirty-fve years. His Teutonic sur
name had caused danger OF business
losses. he said. Justice Guy granted his
application. His wife and son Jack also
obtained permission TO change their
names.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
U. s. TO TAKE HOSPITAL.
Norwegian Institution in BroolSIyn
Acquiesces In Plan.

At an executive session of a sub.
committee OF the Norwegian Hospital
Brooklyn yesterday 1t was decided that
the building would be turned over &c
the Government for the duration OF the
war, Dr. Tonkabrud. superintendent OF
the hospital. presided and explained the
action OF the subcommittee would be
subject to the decision OF a board OF
ESQ members. He believes they will
consent to the arrangement. The wish
was expressed that the present stan OF
deaconesses be retained.
The hospital has been inspected twice
by army surgeons and on both occa.
sions war passed as being admirably
suited TO the needs OF the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
DEFENDS DE HAvILAND PLANE
Ryan Says Improved Machin" WI"
he "Most satisfactory."

WASHINGTON, Aug l5.-Thn '"'
production investigation by m" So"
Military Subcommittee, which reg
about two months ago, was '"'. wac
to-day with a statement from JON.
Ryan. chairman OF the Aircraft iI'''
ton Board.
Mr.. Ryan expressed CoNhi'"a '.'
the De Rowland alrplsuc as "
improved. will be a most I'|-.'''
machine. lie said he rrgar""L .-
justified the many criticisms aR
which have come from compCt. 'm.' 81.
others. This machine. he addict
the principal one I'm quantity y
and should not be abandoned
An American aviator wh" va
returned from the battle from 81.
Examined BY tho committee t7-n''0'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
STRIKERS ATTACK WORKERS.
Beat One Man Insensible at Brook
Iyn lion Plant.

Men employed in the futile 4 Bailey
Iron Manufacturing Company's plant,
Berry and North Eleventh street. Brook
lyn, were attacked yesterday by strikers
and several were severely injured. Max
Haytko. 1857 Wythe avenue. was knocked
insensible with an iron bar and others
were also severely beaten before police
men arrived.
John Rinoovitch. 1913 North Eighth
street, was arrested as Haytko's assail-
ant and remanded in the Williamsburg
court on a charge OF feionious assault
Haytko was taken to the Williamsburg
Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
Central Park Baths 81 Each.

Two lads of II and IS. who thought II
would be nice to don their clothes and
don bathing suits for dip in Central
Park Lake. were fined 81 each by Mag
istrate Harris yesterday in West Side
Court. They were Albert BelohaIavok
and William Rezek. The Magistrate
said II would be a good thing to permit
the use of the park lakes for swimming
but the law forbids
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
X. of c. bar. Draft Age Worker,

william j. Mullgan, chairman Of the
knights Of Columbus committee on war
activities, announced yesterday that only
men between the ages of As and so
would hereafter be accepted for service
in the X. OF C. huts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
The Sun Calendar
THE WEATHER.

New England and eastern N,r
YORK, fair to-day and to-morrsv No,
much change in temperature; ,irS.
north to northeast winds.
New Jersey. fair to-day and ,o.no,-o-
not much change In Temperature.
variable winds Ugh,
Western New York. fair TODAY
probably Tomorrow, not much change 1a ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
LOCAL WEATHER RE,oR1s

Highest temperature. SO. at 5:lS r n
Lowest temperature. SO, at s A. ii
Average temperature, 70.
Observations yesterday at United s,u.,
Weather Bureau stations showing ,,nso .'
pneric conditions In tho various cities.
Temperature: veloc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geodetic Su-r,,
Standard Time.
Sun rises ......6 :06 A NJ Sun sets 753PN
Moon sets...i:03 A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 2 SO A NJ Gov. Island 3WAM
Hell Gate .....5 :03 A VI
Low WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook . 09 A NJ Gov Island GAN
He'll Gate. ....ll "a AN
Note-The foregoing table has been correet.t
to conform to new artificial time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Last summer concert by New York NJ,
tary Band. Columbia University. sP "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
Der Mamn - Die Sram.

Gin Mtnnm nenrlt Dir, ipenlt bl1 ibr
mad bcnt Qotlrm lcincr 8cburt fra9it
meiit MIR bus SaDr, cine Srau ltets
mn Den Gag.
@cnn ii6 5luci So6feinbe III elmer
@cicllidait begcgnen ignoriren lie
iid), 5lpei Toofcinoinnen abcr ~filiicll
lid ouf bas 3Grtli6Ite.
Sat cine tSrall bel1 Mol1n iibcr.
5ellgt, baum bonbclt or berngcnllb
bot 0ngc0cn Gin Waltn cine 6roll
ilber5cllot, 10 - nl06ten mir Den
Wonn 0crn ciltnlol fclluen lcrncll.
Wiinncr fomnrcl 5uiunmclr, I'M 81
60rcn r1tb gcb0rt al ncr6en, ISrnllell
nm SIT ieHcn uno gelcben 5l "luer0cn.
Ger 2cbcnSlDeg biclcr Ghcpaorc
,pGrc iricolihcr, >pcrn iie nid)t 10 oiele
Stotioncll nlod)tcn - CT i'm 9SirtbSs
bans, tic I'M Iltbgeid1ft.
MGl1ncr, sic sic @clt regieren,
n%liiiicn nit Der 6rnI paricrcnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
Nenes uun &crmann, u. 2.

Is. @llmper unb Srull Wtario
Seinlcin bcgubcl lid ont letten Wtpr.
tag nod Ct. 2ollis INN ocuu 9cgrGb.
nib ibrcr Sdpmcitcr Sophie bciauluob.
men, mcIdc ooiclbN im 0iafoniiicr
Soipitnl ~gcitorbcn lit.
Sacob Nllcmonn bot bicic @pdc,
oi,rd) Den Berger Shipping Glib, 9
Gorlooun0cn Sfncinc %Dcrinn0t.
True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov
Z, 1918, rs required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
SGnnltlihc Nfitglicocr Scr Sanli-
lie Barrier licgcn at Der Snflllen5o
burnieoer. Sbr Sohn Milfrcb, mel
der bon cillcnl WilitGr = Eager IN
Gcras 5llrilfqcfcbrt lit, murOc nldN
bon Der &ronfbcit crgriIfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
&eselu fir Seben gum Sefolsen.
Spaniide Snflncnsa.

@enn Sic cinen plDblifen Sroli
bcripiircn, gefolgt bon Sdmcr5en IN
Sen Mlsfcln, &opfidmer5el,, &ilden'
idmcrsen, ungem0bnlihe Wtiioigfeii
1tn0 Ticbcr, Damn geben Sic iofort al
9ett uno ic1oen Sic nud cinem Ir5t.
Seben Sic baru1f baB sic genil.
geno Gcfc,l boben, Inn iid) iparul 5r
baltcn.
Ocffncn Sic ollie Scnlter in S9rer
Sh~loi5inumcr ltno laijen Sic oieiel'
ben SIT allen Soften often, ausgenom'
men bel Reeenlpetter.
Nchnlen Sic Mebi5in hin gebori.
gen Stublgung ST baben.
@cnicben Sic alle poar Stunoen
nobrbaftc Speiien, Die 8. g. Wtild,
Gicr unb Wild ooer Sleiidbriibe.
@erblciben Sic I'M .gett big Der
Ir5t Sbnen iagt Dab Sic bns'elhe Der
laiien biirfen.
@cItottcn Sic nid)t baB irgenb CT.
nc onhcre Scrion in bemielben 3im=
MGR idl6ft.
9eifiiten Sic anbere Ser omen in.
Dem Sic IN Shnlpftiifer ober anocre
Glider rlicBcn obcr bu1tcn; oicIc
Glider IoIltcn bom >ollsgcfoft phcr
perbronnt meroen.
Scitchcn Sic horouf BOB icbe Scr.
ion mcl6c Sbnen @aiicr ober Nab-
rl,ng nerabrei6t, ober al irgeno Ell
nem onocrcrt 53lpcf bas &ranfen5ims
MGR bctritt, cine 8ose.Wosfe trdat,
ipcld)c bonn &othen Grclt5 5t crbaltcl
lit n0cr aud, 5ltbn1I c aus bier bis
Icfs inder @nsc betqcItcllt merbell
fam, 9ieie Mosfe iollte bic 9taic
rno SEN Wlutb hebcfcn unb bintcr
ocrn 9opfe gebunben iein.
Mnn bcrgeiIe cs nidt DAB oieie
@osfcn rein acbnlten rnb Dor gins
tritt in ous GroilfcnSimmer ongelcot
ncroct miiIIen. 0ieie Wasfen biir-
fen niht nit sen SGnben beriibrt
mcrbc,, nodbem lie p~oracblunNcn linn
,utb miiIicn nod jcbesmoliacm &c,
bralld cine bnlbc Stltnbe gcfodt nnb
bonn %pollfonlmen g%etrofnet iperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
@erbeu AM Sreitas 0ente) entianbt.

Sic 2pfal 9eb0roe bot Die folgen.
Den flint @ascpnabe County 8pps
beradri6tigt iih bereit 81 balten I'M
anl Sreitag Qcute), I'M 1917, Dor.
nlittags nad Columbia, 800. clt-
ianOt SIT iucrocn:
Al,guat Gberlin, Sermam
Gomin 6. @ebcr, Sermunn
Gop q. Iuguitinc, Spiss
Irr1in u. 2oebnig, Sernlam
SeroinanD q. Gunuicr, Sermanai.
@altcr s. bod, Sermann
Gicie jlln9en Mtanner milllen lid
melOen sur ginilbung in ben med)ani'
iden &iinlten, luto . Geparatl1r,
Srud SabrenL uip. aeiner Oeriel'
ben gebort 81 Sen september . Regi'
flranten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
Frank h. Neumann
Ronlmifiuns- 4anfmann
Qdnoler in
&eRIgef, Giern II. Yroonhten
FSdbiter 1larstpreis be,atIt
tdr Sarm'presuste.
8eifaftsplab on Der 6inften StraBe. Oft
lid bon 3. s. 8Ueler's Shmieoes& erf'
ftdtte.
Shone 1872.
Eradtnpile Strakenberbeiiermus bel
Sobnion's TGbre.
Spnitise Nadridten bon Eeribing
nub 1tmsesenb.

Senrp Sdniteer uno feline Stra-
Benarbeiter baben Die Strede Der
Strabe bon Sobnion's Sabre biz our
Miible NIT elmer g,,ten Gage ger
malmter Steine bei6ottert. gbas.
8el,l mar 5mei Gage lang nit Dem
i3ermulmen ser Steine beidGftigt; CT
benlltte ba8ll feline eigcnc Waidinc
unb ben Stcin5ermalmer (rod
crltiber) bes Goltntps.
@m. 9roefer's @ciponn rannte all,
rorigen 5reitag oapon, pobet Der
@ogen in Stiihe cling unb nl6 Dos
@cipann (eift nerlett purbe. Gum
Slid nuroe Serr 9roefcr iclblt nidt
pcrlett.
SRI. gIiie Selb melhe an Der SSn-
flucn5a e~rfranft lpar l,nb in beren
Solge aud bon Ser 2rngenentaiin.
oune ereriffen wllrbe, befinoet iid
iebt a1,f Dem @ege Ser @eneiung.
Irtbllr Spdesfp unb Samilie mel.
DIE Dor mebreren @oden nod Seem
Wcrico reiiten Inn Dem @egrGbnif
bon Serrn SDdesfp's %peritorbenen
9ruber Serbert bei5ulpobnen, iinb al.
le an Ser Snfluen5a erfranft uno ba.
Der nod nidt auriidgefebrt. Sie
merben iid fre,,en menn iie wieber in
Geribing eintreffen.
Sci @m. 9roefcr un6 8attin Da1
ser Stor1 einen flcinen Stammbal'
ter gebrabt.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov
7, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Sranf &adllr, Der 5llr GinilbllnQ
in CAMP Sltniton mar, lit om Cams.
tog ouf bier Gage ltrlal,b 5llriidge.
fcbrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
81. e., Stride.

SountogSifntle icbcn Sonntoq I'M
$50, pornittaqs. Gn9lilde Erc,
bigt icocn Sonntag I'M 1890, Dor
mittoas, allsgcnommcn an crltcn
Sonntog cincs icbcn @onots. Cine
fur5e, oelltihe Grcbigt iol0t Scr eng.
Ii'dcn BrcbiQt on1 2tcn ltnb om 4tcn
Gonntng cinc8'icocn @onots. sc.
lang uno cngIiid)c 9rc0i0t ON 2tcn.
3ten uno itcn Sonntog, l,n 7:3O
o6enos. Sc0crmolm lit ber5lid)lt Gins
Qcloocn q. =. llpboif Foitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
Ncucs uum stulpc.

Snmcrnod id)onrs gSctter. Set
bieler Snbren baben iuir nidt mebr
10 Crime @ei5cnfelocr gciebcl, pie
III oielern Scrbit. Son llngc5icicr
bort man bier nod nid)ts. lit ul,b
ni6t notbig.
llnicre 6armcr iil1o ollc nit bern
@erbitpflilgct bcid1ftigt,
6. 6. Sobnion rtb Satin nlodtc,l
uorige 8odle cine 9eiudsrciie mad,
ct. 2pl,is.
Sron Senrp 3nItrolp uno SGd)ter
Srere lunO @clmn, beiltbtct sic 80
mile bes YoItor Seuihle in Seffris-
burg, 5ronflin County, an lctten
Snmstag lnO Sonntug.
Seit ltnicrcm lctten 9erid)t febrte
Der 9IapperItorh in bic SamiIien bon
Senrp BOD uno @mt. @cbmiiller Gin
uno binterlieB jebcn Elm Sndtcrhen.
Sol iett f0nnt ibr tSerrn Sopas bel
Sen lanecn @interabenoen miegen.
8ir gratulieren.
Gen @itrb fiir's 2eben ifloiien art
lctten Sonntag, @olter Bod unb
Sri. Glcnoru Sromin. Taitor 4s-
muss poll5og ben Srauaft I'M Sauie
ser gltern ser 9raut, Sran5 Sromm
unb Satin. @ir fpiiniden bent jun
gen Baare piel Slid unb 3ufrieben-
belt auf ibrem ferneren 2ebcnsipege.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
&apitOl jest puncnOct.

Wfiilouri's eroBartiec &apitolges
bduoe, mcldes bier Wtiuloncn Dollars
foitet, lit jest pollenoct. Hcete @od)c
mllrbe bod pben ilbcr 0crl Som Die
Ser. Staaten 5luege o%uiscSogen, mel.
de BORT $50 SUP bod in Der Suft I'M
&inoe lllitis flattert uno CUR 9taht-
5cit elcftriid) belcudtet miro.
IS lit Elm inlpoiuntcr Nau. GuS
0ebGuoe foltet $3.775,000, Die Gin-
ridtlnsen $250,000, bas @runbltild
$4,000. Wadt 5uiumnlen $4,215,-
900. Der guu bat licbcn Sabre in
Iniprub genonmen. 0aS 8cbullor
bebedt orei afer Sano, bat cine bolbc
Dtillion NuaOrutiuB Slurrauul, III
iiinf Stodlpcrfc bod unO lit aus Gar.
tboge Steinen erbullt. Die 21ll9e III
437 Sub uno sic @reitc in Der Wtitte
800 uno an ocn SliigcIn 200 SUB.
Scr Com lit 23S SUB bod.
Die 9allfpmmiiiiou bat ibrc Nr.
bcit ppllcnoct unb gut gcllud)t. Six
miro iid icbt auil6icu. @ic nloll ia.
gen bort, babcn bic &ontroftorer
Sobn Sill uno Sobn i'bcr @llnbcrt.
tollicnb Collars on Dem @cbGltbc Der.
loren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08

Wclm man 3nripin glnltbcn moll.
tc, ipiirbc cs elmer ~uutcnbIid longcn
9icibe bon Sobrcn 6cburft bobcll, I'M
aus 9lficn Wenifcn 5ll MAIDEN, ober
umgcfcbrt ocbt cs bcoclrtcno idnellcr.
Moudc Wcniden bral,d)cn MIR einige
altgenblidc, I'M 9ffcn aus iid 81
nlddcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-08
7S Tarmer sriinbcn bic Slanb
Gp-S pcratip .Aiiueiatiun
Sle Organization bcabiidtist Sntter,
@etrciSc naS Maidincu 81 fanfen
anb 5n %uerfanfen, Warfte nnb
yascrbanicr Sn %crridtcn, 10.
luie andJ GlcOatprcn unb
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Sic Sarnlcrs Union Go.S Operative
Min. bat alll 30. Oftober ibre Srl.
corporations 4rtifcl. oatiert Den 49,.
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@asconaoe County cingcreidt. Die
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miro in 8lano etabiliert fem.
9ieie Organization lpllroe gegriin.
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limo sic Better Ser slftien, ncbit Ser
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,eigf1et:
C. H. Lahmeyer 1, D. C. Terrill 2, G.
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Rethemeyer 1, Gus. Rueter /, Chas.
Busher 1, Chas. A. Burgess 2, Herm.
LANCE Jr. 2, R. J. Jett l, J. F. Meyer
1, Hy. Kixmueller 1, H. H. Bruegge-
mann 2, J. F. Kaeding 2, W. E. Nc
Williams 1, w. E. Woodruff 1, H. C.
Gleize 2, Herm. Gawer 1, H. F. Budde-
meyer 2, Fred Strack l, Hy. Krause 1,
Alb. LANCE 1, Fred Book 3, w. E.
Lacy 2, w. NJ. Terrill 1, Hy. Koseck 1,
Chas. Scheel /, Mrs. Lena Picker 1,
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2, S. F. Chumbley 2, Herm. Lahmeyer
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kuehler 1, H. G. Giedinghagen 2, R. w.
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Mbfn6r.

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ten 'mcr0en.
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