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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
Deposit Withdrawals by the
Government Are the DOmi-
nant Feature.
MARINE SHARES STRONG
Investment Buying Limits the
Supply Of Floating
Securities.
MARINE SHARES STRONG

Withdrawals OF United States deposits
an active stock market. we're the DOM
mating factors in restricting yesterdays
transactions In the New York Stock Ex-
change to a small volume. The with
drawals to-day and tomorrow will each
be as larse as those Of Monday. when
one bank alone gave up approximately
$4,000. 900, calling loans and forcing
traders to have recourse to the money
pool. In consequence OF the demands
from the Government the anticipated
easier trend In money did not make its
appearance yesterday and It 10 not now
expected to do SO until the Federal re-
auirements ere satisfied. Trading at all
times was dull and narrow. and the total
slles yesterday were only 40, 900 shares.
While the market as a whole lacked
significance and was described in some
quarters as dead" the undertone was
firm and most of the list advanced frac-
tionally. only a handful OF active issues
showing even a fractional net loss. At
the same time thegaAfarine issues, Can
a
strong, with net gains Of a. point or
more. In the bond list Liberty 3ias
eclipsed their previous high record by
selling a. 10l.06.
In view OF the favorable character Of
the war news and the nearby settle
ment of the railroad rental contract the
firm tone was natural development,
and the only effect of stringent money
was its restraint on speculation. For
the first time in many weeks the num-
Der OF shares of Steel common to CHI, nge
hands was exceeded by the volume in
another stock, $4,000 shares OF Marine
preferred. at net gain OF one point.
against 32,100 OF United States Steel
common. Some disappointment was ex-
pressed over the postponement Of con-
sideration of the taxation programme,
and this strengthened the decision Of
important interests TO neither buy nor
sell in the market until the House acts
on the final draft of the measure. The
constantly improving military situation
is being watched with interest. but at
the moment deterrent factors combine
to detach significance from all market
opera tons. At the same time there Ia
daily a moderate amount OF buying Tor
Investment. which diminishes more or
less the floating supply OF stocks in the
Street
Through liberal loans by the money
pool an estimate Of $20,000.0oo was
made. the rate for call money was held
down to per cent. on mixed collateral
and 6k per cent. on all Industrial.
Heavier demands upon the pool are ex-
pected to-day and tomorrow. There
was no supply Of time money. The for
eign exchange market was dull and
quiet. francs and sterling easing frac-
tionally and pesetas, guilders and rates
on Scandinavian nations advancing
slightly. Swiss francs were weak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
Mexican Petroleum.

Mexican Petroleum's future is closely
linked with the urgent world demand for
more shipping facilities, matter on
which a special circular prepared by a
Wall Street Stock Exchange house con-
tains some interesting data. The pres
ent forced activity in ship building"
says this Arm. "looms up as remark
ably favorable development for the
Mexican Petroleum Company. for it Is
Fastening an inevitable economic CT ange
by which this company Is sure to benefit
No doubt the company is aware of it's
culture. for 1t has been very active in
acquiring the property and equipment
necessary TO prepare 1t for an enormous
business. The prosperity OF this country
has been largely built up by the power
Of steam derived from coal The price
Of coal has practically doubled since the
increase In the cost of low grade labor
and in freight rates. The price OF coal
no doubt las risen to stay for a very
long time since 1t will be impossible to
lower the wages OF labor or freight rates
until there has been a liquidation OF
commodity prices. /, e.. a lowering OF the
cost of living This Is due largely to in
hation OF the worlds currency, which
will take many years to retire"
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BIG NOTE ISSUES
TO MATURE SEPT.
Bankers Watching Canadian
Northern and Western In
diana Operations.
SUGAR SECURITIES SOLD
Amalgamated Company Dis
poses Of SO, 75O,O00 Converti-
BILE Bonds at 8 Per Cent.
SUGAR SECURITIES SOLD

Local bankers are watching with In.
note issues which mature September
next and which consist OF 0.O0o, 900 O.
Canadian Northern one year 6 per cent
notes and SIS. 900. 900 Chicago and West
ern Indiana one year per cent. notes.
They are waiting for a decision from
Washington relative to providing for the
Chicago and Western Indiana notes with
a new Offering.
In connection with the Canadian
Northern Railway Company It Is learned
that the notes will be taken care OF at
maturity and IL IL unlikely that there
will be any new Issue. Inasmuch as
the Canadian Government now controls
the Canadian Northern and as the Min
lister Of Finance Of the Dominion has
more than s10o.o0o.ooo at his disposal
1t is believed that the Government will
advance the money with which to pro-
vide for the payment OF the notes.
These notes were placed with inves.
tors by William A. Read & Co. a year
ago and are secured by s15.sss,334 Ca
madam Northern general mortgage 49,
Proceeds from the issue were used to
pTONlue III sdTl lOT Sll,OVu,uUU VI Two
year per cent. collateral notes which
fell due on September l, 1917.
With the payment Of the SO 900 900
Of notes due September l, 1915. the
Canadian Northern will have within the
last year taken care OF 100000 Of
obligations which matured.
The Amalgamated Sugar Company
has sold $3.75O.000 OF first mortgage
serial convertible bonds, which are being
offered to investors at prices yielding
from IA to per cent. The securities
mature annually In amounts of $3.50, 900
from August /, 1919. to August /, 1928
inclusive. The company is large beet
sugar concern.
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Marine Preferred.

Though the Marine issues were the
most active in yesterdays trading. there
is a division Of opinion In quarters best
informed on the status OF the pending
negotiations for the disposal Of the COM
pany's English flag tonnage. In the less
speculative circles It is felt that the
transaction will ultimately be consum-
mated on advantageous terms, and the
fact that agents OF the American Treas
ury Department are now In England
may result in the adjustment OF the
basis of exchange. which hitherto has
been of major importance. In those
quarters where Information was freely
offered in the past it Is now said that
nothing of Importance Is likely to de-
velop marketwise. There was a persist
ent demand for the preferred stock all
day. and under a heavy turnover 1t ad-
vanced one point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20

Seml-official advices reached railroad
officials yesterday that Director General
McAdoo has decided against granting
the court review privilege to the roads
and that this provision would not be
included in the final draft of the con-
troll contract. 1t was explained by a
railroad lawyer that Mr. McAdoos at
tftude on this question Is due to the
changed conditions under which the In
terststo Commerce Commission, which
will be the final arbitrator, Is now
working, In the days when the roads
were under private management the In
terstate Commerce Commission was sub
Ject to severe pressure from many
sources. OF which the shippers were not
the least troublesome. To-day it can
take a more independent stand and the
Railroad Director is confident that the
commission will handle any questions
which may reach II for decision with
absolute fairness. Briefs by both sides
in the contract controversy were de-
livered to Mr.. McAdoo Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20

The exact text OF the informatio re-
ceived by railroad people is OF great
interest and came from the Federal
Trade Information Service. II was
headed "McAdoos position On railroad
contract" and said: 1.-THE reasons why
Director-Gsneral McAdoo has remained
absolutely obdurate In declining to give
the companies the right to sue for dam
ages. direct or indirect. which may he
sustained during the period OF Federal
control are: First, II the compa MES
desire to reserve this right explicitly
there IL no need for q contract at all.
as In vieY OF the Railroad Administra-
ton the reason for the existence Of q
contract Is to settle In advance all mat
tors which might be disputed. Second.
those railroads which do not desire to
relinquish their rights to sue may re-
tain them merely by declining to be-
como parties to the contract. resting
throughout the period Of Federal con-
troll on their rights under the Federal
control act. There is no indication OF
a modification Of the Director @ .Neral's
intention to refrain from permitting the
signing. the contract to sue'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
Russian bonds strong.

The rise In Russian bonds was asso-
ciated with the announcement OF the
formation OF a committee OF prominent
bankers to protect American invest
ments abroad. for in some banking cir
cies 1t was said that this committee
would also look after American invest
ments in foreign issues, which means
Russian obligations in this country In
the Eight of this statement the rise in
the Russian issues was considered sig
nihcant. and the internal Russian 5s sold
at 1927 per 1000 rubles, after opening
at 3l12. The external 6has sold at 81.
compared with their low price OF 81 The
internal IS sold as low as II some time
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET
Another Quiet Session.

No break In the quietness which has
prevailed in the stock market for some
weeks past occurred yesterday and
with the bankers money committee
active In preventing loaning rates from
advancing beyond the pesged figures
traders were satisfied to mark time, In
fact. the withdrawal by the Govern
ment Of funds from local institution
and advices that further withdrawais
were scheduled for to-day and to-mor-
row dampened any speculative tenden-
cies which otherwise might have found
expression marketwise. Steel held Arm
but the volume OF sales was relatively
small, and. in fact. was exceeded by
those Of Marine preferred. General
Motors advanced sharply on limited
dealings. The rails were steady but
without any particular interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
Offering Steel Puts.

Offers OF puts on Steel ~ points I'M
der the market for thirty Gays were ac-
cepted in some houses as indicating that
stocks would not see materially lower
levels In the immediate future. This
was not taken, however. as pointing TO
anytl ing positive in the other direction,
for there Is nothing in sight 10 lift tys
local securities market out OF its present
trading area. The question OF money Is
still a barrier to unrestrained indulgence
In stock trading and unless some con-
crete evidences OF a radical change oc-
ours traders will have the market all TO
Themselves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
Cana dian Pacific.

Buying OF Canadian Pacific was re-
ported by an importa Mt firm as being for
the account Of foreign interests, espe-
ciaily British, on the idea that with the
return Of peace the stock would regain
much of the ground 1t lost in the last
four years. This house has been picking
up Canadian Pacific for some time past,
and It has all been taken ont Of the mar
ket, and though there is no evidence OF
any concerted action with other pur-
chasers. the belief is entertained that
buying for English account has been
accomplished through a number of Stock
Exchange firms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20

The trend OF patriotism in the banking
world - emphasized by Western bank
ing publiation WI ioh points out that only
three out OF twelve Minnesota State
banks have retained the name German
in their titles. and that OF thirty ma
tional and III State banks In the United
States which contained the name Ger
man. only twenty State institutions have
retained the Teuton designation,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
CHEMICAL STOCKS.


Yesterday Wheat 47.ai9 -four |I
bbls, lubricatlng oils. 100, 900 gals -t'
1850 blu, oatmeal, 1901 pkgs
Exports for the week ended Nest',-.
day: Wheat, 3sI.2l3 bu. oats 422 9ih
bu. barley. 1887 bu,; beans, 1920
bu.: rye -four. 7s9 bbls oatmeal. ~ e
753 pkss. beef, s.4O0 bbls. ; lard o.
e4a,slI lbs : corn. 1873. 2Ss bu (; rye, -
$50 bu,; peas, 32,4S6 bu,; -four, 1875
bbls. corn meal 6,l36 bbls alcohol, so
bbls, bacons. 1877 900 lbs lub''cal ns
oil. Al $50 gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
DIVIDENDS.

Stock NJ Pay
Record. able
Barrett Co. q. ~ Co.,, Sept. IL Oct. l
Barrett Co, pr. q. la q Sept, % Oct. Is
Boston Woven Hose & Rub.
Co, q. s3,...........Aug. 81 Sept ls
Erie g. Pittsburg RR,, q.
Ixes ..........,.......Au 81 Sept. 10
Ftrestone Tire a. Rubber
Co. a. sl?5..,........s Sept 10 Sept 20
Firsstone Tire 4 Rubber
Co, spl, sl,...,..,....S sept 10 Sept. 20
Moline Plow Co, LIST pr. a
lxTe ..................Au II Sept. /
owens Bottle Machine Co.
a. az ................ Sept, 20 Oct. I
owens Bottle Machine Co.,
pf a. $l.15. % Oct. I
'Owers Bottle Machine Co
extra 2ss......,.....s Sept. % Oct. |
San Joaquin 1t. q Pow,
Corp, pr, q. lxos..,,,Aug 81 sept II
wayiand Oh & Gas Co.
q. 30 ..........,..,.se Sept. Sept. 10
Payable in Liberty 4heo bonds
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Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s53O.sO340, OF
which Sl7,S69i2 was for merchandise
~tnarawn from londed warehouses. and
S+l2,933.9S for recent lmportatIons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20

MlNNEAPoLls, Aug. l9.--Wheai cas-
No, ] northern. old, s22s. Corn, 80
yellow, sl,77fISl.S2. Oats. No 3 W, -
67a6sHs. Flax, s44S@si5l, Flour IN
changed. Bran, s29.3l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
To Add Barley to List.

CHICAGO. Aug, IA committee was
appointed to-day to report on PROPOSE
ton to add trading in barley futures to
the board of trade list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS,

CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Second week August ...., s2,75soo, Inc. 81, 200
January to August Ia. IS, 1883 Dec N763
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Form Rate and Maturity. Rid. Asked yield
Coupon tiss. Jan. 1854 ...lo7s. 1854 40,
Registered +,as, Jan, 1854 .lo7 11sh 40
Coupon ths. Sept. 1863 .lo7x 1854, ~
Registered 4hs,s Sept. lsI3.Io7 lOSa 40
Coupon <Ls, March 1885 ..lo3 iA rs
Registered ms. March. 1880 40
Cncton AIS. Jan. 1896. ..lo3 ia 80
he. stered AS. Jan, 1865 .io2 lc3 49,
Coupon %As. jan. lS45. .ln3 -H
Registered as. Jan, 1915 1oi 40
Coupon Is. 19s7..........,.... eSA -.
Coupon ~, l9eo-e2, Canal. eSA tN
Registered As, l9so-e2, Canal IS 40
Coupon As 1850. Highway sSG tn
Regis. As. 1882. Highway. sS 80
Coupon IS. Jan. 1876. ...... s. -"
Registered As JAM. la4s s7Ia -"
Coupon Is, JAN. l9l2. ..-.... sS 49,
Registered IS, Jan. 1872, 97is -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20

NoteOdd lot
nness sales made at prices outside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
Trust and Surety Companies.
Custom House Receipts.

'Includes oncthird share Irving Trust
See Irving National Bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
Monday, August 10, 1918.

Days sales. III.
Year to date. Observation-Disclosures. IS 10e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
|crscr Madlrihtcn.

glrl lcttcn Snnl2toA. Den |. Sunt,
mllroc 1rnll g. Mollblrd, sur Nctcr
hires Soften y&ic0cnicItr@, bon Der
@crgcr Brass Nnno nit elmer Scrc.
nooc bccbrt. Nnbcr 5uN!rcidcl
Srct1ocn Don Berger lWo llnl0cgcno
norcn ipl9cnhc Ct @ouiicr rrldic'
nclr, nm ibrc @iildrpiinid)c bor5nbrin'
Qcn: q. @nIlblod unb @ottin, 6rnlt
9. Gbcrs luno Gomilic, Sron Sol.
2coocr ncbit Toftcr Sopbio, 6rolt
Geo. @o55nro, Sroll Gpa MoIlblod
ncbIt Sodltcr 2onCp llnh SScor Mcpcr
lno Satin.
Die Berger gluto So. bat an @nt.
Sollbed cine Chevrolet Touring Gar
pcrfauft.
Oos Sec Cream Spcinl. nchlt @aa,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Srcitas, ben Z. Sum-, 1918.
Die $40. Tae. Balm baut einen RE.
iisen itablernen @aiierbebGlter
in 8aseonaoe.
8ascouabe iiberseidnet iein Gnutam
fir bas Gotbe &rcns-Sonitisc
Nenisfeiten bun 8aseonabe.

Sic Mo. Sac. 9abn bot bier poriac
ISOLDE bcn alien, bol5crnen @aiierhe-
bGltcr, welder ieit pielcn Sabren als
Gin @abr5ci6cn bon @asconaoc be-
funnt mar, cntfernt, llnb an 0cilcll
Stelle einen neuen, ItGblernell
Cant" nit elmer Gnpa5itGt bon 100,
900 8olloncn crridJtcn Iaiien.
Sic gidboicnerrte miro ictt 5iem.
lid flcibis cineciommclt; pic cs
beiBt. lit Die GualitGt icbr gut, obcr
Die Gllantit1t lit fnapp.
9as @olier inl @asconabe lit nun
micocr FLAIR uno unlcre Slider babcn
gl,ten Grfolg nit ben fleinen Siiden;
Die groBcu Slide entidliipfen natiir-
lid immer, lpie gepobnlid.
Ser 9ebarf an Irbeitern ma6t iid)
immer mebr fiiblbar. Scr &uf Der
ariegs . Snbuitrien, fir geI9idte Ir.
better, ionic Die gcbotcnen, Doberen
2obnc, MAIDEN cs it,uicrig Irbeiter
5u bcfomu1cr. s. &. Sumter lit pori.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
SpuutassidJnl . Eifuif Der VI. Z.
8cmcinSc in @ccmuut, am
Is. SUM.
@citcrc Nad)ridtcn bon HoIcbnb Vi.

Scnrp Scierlonn Or. uno @attln
iinb nod Soma gcrciit, 5llm @ciud,
hires Sobnes, @m. @cicnaml.
@ir bcrid)tcn nit 9%coalcrr, bab
lid Oanicl Offer al,f Der &ranfcn-
lite bciinoct llnb milnihcn inn bnbcr
roidc geiierune.
q. Bumper urb Sonlilic worcn
am letter. Snnntog auf gciub bel
s.. s. Sepine unb @attin.
8uit. Gncbons, icrptc bic Srilocr
hilbert unb Iuallit Sctpine, lparell
porige ISOLDE allf Gbriit. Sd)aeppcr.
foettcr's TIas nit grrihtllne elmer
groben Sheuer beidGftigt.
Cir. Sdacppcrfnctter bat icincnl
9rubcr Srco in Mt. s.crlina, fiir5.
lid cin Iferb perfal1ft.
SRI. &cIcna Goermudnn licgt CUR
3cit fronf in Der @obnung ibrer
Wl,tter, Srol, Ille. Ilitermanl.
Serr1orn Nuitcrmom unb Somilie
lporen orl perfloiicncn Scnnta9, be.
il,6smciIc, bel &. q. pens unb @ats
tin.
Oscar Iocrmann, ncbit @attin uni
&inbcr, bon ct. 2ouis, marcn filr5'
lid auf 9cil,h bel Scrrn 0pcrmann's
Wuttcr, Srou 9lrg. Iuitcrnlan1.
6. Sraub urb Satin murben on
Ia. Mai bur6 Die @ebl,rt eines God,
tcrfers erfrelt.
Der @nttcsbienIt in Der Wt. g
&ird)c, in 9cemont, mrlrbe in Der per
aan9encrl ISOLDE rcd)t aoblreid be
illht.
Im Sonntae, bcl IS. Sum-, piri
bel Scr 9ecnlpnt sc. 6. Stride eli
Sonntogsidlll . Tifnif abgcbaltcr
mcrbcl,. Scbcrmnnn lit frcun>lidl
cingelaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
. III ensbilIc 81. 3.

IS idcint als Oh Der @ei5en nell
der geiGet wlrbe obne porbcr, in rid.
tiger @eiie, nit blaucr Sitriol 2oi'
ing, obcr nit Sormalin 2oiung be.
banbelt moroen 81 iein, iebt icbr bonn
8ronb (inrut) 81 leiben bat.
Otto Sollonocr fGbrt jett fleiBig in
icincm ncitcn Sorb gllltD lumber.
Otto @inter uno Sanilic waren
ant pcrgungcncn Sonntog sic @Gite
bon Senrp @crf unb Samilie.
Webrere intereiiante uno lebrreide
8eriammllngen babcu in Der berflo''
icnen ISOLDE I'M Sslanb Sdulbauie
ItattaefunSen. gaitor Gbas. g.
9aern5ieer, bon ct. CHARLES, belt Ell.
ne Reoe iiber bas Sbema ~0ie gegen.
mGrtiec @%cIeeenbeit. Ser driitliden
Stride" Gaitor S. s. Semfar, bon
@arrenton, iprad am 9onnerstag
9lberlo iibcr .@eslepan Central Col.
.Iege." In bemielben abenb fpra4
@m. S. BoIfe, bon Wcaittrid, iiber
n9ie Riifiondr Der S6arfs."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Or. Gbpbins pcrlGkt Eutsbam fir Gin
1tcnes Seim in Sipiss.
Spnitigc MadridDtcn pun Fotsbam

Or. &. 6. Mbpbil,s lit bieic ISOLDE
nad ieincm nellcl, Seint, IN Sniss,
acsogcn. @ir bchallcrn icbr Den Scr
lult biclcr gl1tcn 2cl,tc unb milnlhcll
ibnen bcites @oblergcbcn in Der ncll.
en- Seirnatb.
@eore Spcsoibfcp bat allf Srch
1.-THE unb Clarence 2ipnbereer's
Sorm Die S%unoamcllte fir neue
Shel1ern eelegt.
Scnrp Sidappler erridtet geeen'
wGrtig einen nellen anbm, on ieinem
Saltie.
SSn bieiem Sbeilc bcs Gountps tper.
Den picIc SGIle BON &eudbuitcn be
ridtet.
Ser Sarmers 1rno Some Nafers
Club bat am borigen Sreitag Mbeno
feline Serimmlltng abgebalten.
81. 5. @ulff lit boriee ISOLDE BON
@apne County arriidgefommen.
Gbas. 9cuI bringt ieinen 9reids
apparat fir sic b~iesidbrige grobe
Grnte in Srbnllng. Der @ci3en iicbt
bier gut aus, nit Iusnobytc einiger
YlGbe mo 9ornlanb nit @ci5cn eiil.
geiaet ml,rbe.
Serb. Braun maj arl lettcn Cams.
tag bier, in eeih6itliden Ingeleecn.
beiten.
glm lebten Sonntag Ibenb fa11b in
Der 8obn,lng bon Or. Rbobilis cine
Ibidiebsfeier itatt.
Otto &loiiner bot bonn 2pfal.
aeenten, Sobn Stort, elm gbebrolet
Muto getalft.
Cine Inaabl junge Ranner boz,
bier paren am lesten Sonntae in
Sermann, beim Sdiitenfeit.
SRI. Ilptna Seiemann befono iid
a1n pe%reaneenen Sonntae auf sc.
i,if bel Der SamiIie bon Sermann
Semeper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
Office i'm Ynnt'S ebGuoe.

in 3cilmonn's @ropc, crfrcntc lid ci-
mes 5oblrcihcn 9eitd)s.
!Scrrlonn 0lltmcr l0bt CUR Belt cln
relies Soroah an iciner @obnlr,g
balen.
Mobt. Minncerote, friibcr Ser bic
ii9e DO. Sac. S%ele9rapbiit, iebt abcr
in @aibington allgcitcllt, befano iid
an Wontae bier inter icincn 8rclm'
Den.
S. q. Hocbel mo @attin, Ionic
Or. @ogncr, iparen olu letter. Sanls'
tag in Scrmam mo beiudtcn oos
Observation-Disclosures.
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@ir iinb crmddtigt
Grnit s.. Nucncr,

aIs ganbibat fir 8iebcrermGbluna
e. Sern1in) gum Imte bes Gountp.
ridters fir oen norbl. 0iitrift bon
@asconabe County anauaeigelt, untcr.
porfen Der @ntidcihung Der republi'
faniiden Stimn1geber bci Der Sri
mGripabl om 6. Il,eult, 1918.
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@ir iino ermGbtiet
Wuauit Meher,

als ganbioat fir 8iebererpdbIung
g. Sermin) gum @mte bcs Reprd.
i%entant fir @asconabe County an5u.
aeieer. ,,ntermorfen Der grtideibung
Der repubIifaniiden Stimmgeber BEL
Der 8rimdripabI am 6. Iuglit, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-07
@ir iinb ermd6tigt
9. 81. @entel.

als ganbibat fir @ieberertpablune
gum Imte bes Circuit Glerf rnb Ct.
Sfficio Recoroer fir @asconaoe
County anau5eigen. untertporfen Der
gntideioung Der republifaniiden
Stimmgeber bel Der 9rimGrpabl am
6. Muguit 1918.