davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-08-03
FOUND MONEY SW|NDLE
CATCHES COLORED MAN
Government Employe Gives Up SIS
and Gets No Return-Other
Robberies Reported.

Thurston Grimes, colored, 1871 Corco-
ran street, an employe Of the Interior
Department. yesterday afternoon gave
SIS to a colored man he did not know.
It was the old game Of pretending to
find pocketbook containing 800 bill
that Grimes fell for.
Grimes told police of the second pre-
cinct he met very black man at 18th
and Corcoran streets about o'clock
and strolled with him. At Iowa Circle
they met another colored man. who pre-
tended he had found the pocketbook.
Grimes Draws on Bank.
1t was agreed the three should share
the proceeds. Change was necessary.
however. Grimes got s2s from his home
and drew $29 from the bank. He turned
1t all over to the alleged lucky finder.
Meet me at Scott Circle in a few
minutes" he was told. After waiting
at the circle for an hour or more Grimes
concluded he had been robbed.
Miss Frances Weldon, 2112 18th
street, yesterday afternoon was robbed
Of a pocketbook containing $50 worth
OF war savings stamps, small change
and car tickets. The theft was COM
mitted on the Georgetown Fairgrounds,
she stated. Her empty pocketbook
was found near there.
Visitor Is Robbed.
Theft Of $50 was reported by. James
Bisland. 214 John Marshall place He
was visiting at a house In Crabtree
court southwest late last night when
robbed.
H. B. Leary. 1889 18th street, COM
planned Of the loss Of four automobile
tires, valued at 500, stolen from in
rear Of his place Of business, 1925 7th
street.
William G. curd. special policeman
In the employ of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, reported the loss
the power house at Bennins. ~ W
Police of the tenth precinct are
searching for a colored man wanted
on suspicion OF having stolen the con-
tents Of the cash box Of a telephone
in Beverly Courts.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
WAR WORKERS OUTING.
z. N. c. A. and 7. W. C. A An
nounce Programs for Today.

Entertainment for. war workers in
Washington is planned today by the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the Wv. C. A.. At 8
o'clock this afternoon employees Of
the State. War and Navy departments
to the number Of 700 will gather at
18th street reservoir for, the outing
by the Red Triangle Club Of the Y.
M. C. A. The outing will be. in
charge Of C. J. c. Nee Of New York.
Refreshments will be- served from
the motor canteen Of the District war
camp community service at 5 o'clock.
Ono Of the features of the entertain
ment program will be base ball
game between teams representing the
Army and Navy.
A program of entertainment is
planned BY the Y. W. C. A. for the
country club, 1901 Wisconsin avenue
northwest Preparations have been
made for the entertainment of sew
eral hundred girls and a number of
soldiers from Camp Leach are ex-
Maj. Walter Miller of the British
embassy win speak at 8 pm. on his
experiences at the front and 10 Marc
GfCAmp Leach VIM sing.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
COAL OUTPUT LARGER.

During the week ended July 20
last, 32,903 more cars Of soft coal
were loaded at the mines than dur
ing the same period last year, the
railroad administration reports. To-
tai loadings for the week amounted
to 270,4s4 cars as compared with
237,534 cars last year. Anthracite
coal loadings amounted to 1864: cars
and Ignite to 3.999 cars.
The Increase in loadings this year
over last year. up to July 30, was re-
ported as 32S,s5s cara.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
ASKS WATERWAY .CoNTR0L.
Gen. Black Wants o. s. to Direct
Certain Intercoastal '1Erafic.

In q supplemental repor by Maj.
Gen. Black. chief Of engineers. fed
eral supervision or direct, federal
management Of transportation on the
intercoastal waterways between Tren-
ton, N. J., and Beaufort N. C. is
urged on the railroad administration.
Gen. Black is also chairman OF the
committee on inland waterways Of the
raflroad administration. The latest
reports supplements the original re-
port filed July 1. and 10 in response
to request from Director General
McAdoo for more specific data on the
Atlantic coast situation. l.
Tonnage Of sufficient quantity Is
now available to handle all Shipments,
and the report recommends that no
additional tonnage be acquired. BY
appointing a federal supeNvisor Of
trafic, the committee believes. ex-
listing tonnage may be usedA to ad-
vantage. Should federal sup ervision
prove a failure, 1t is recon tnended
that direct management oftran sporta-
tion itself should be undertaken:
Evening star., 1918-08-03
PROMOTIONS TO COLONEL
Ten Officers Of Judge Advocates
Office Advanced,

Ten lieutenant colonels in the Judge
advocate generals department of the
National Army have been promoted
to the grade of colonel, according to
announcement at the War Depart
ment. as follows:
Henry M. MORROW, Blanton winship,
Lewis w. Call, Edwin g. Davis, Eu-
gene Wambaugh. Charles B. Warren.
John H. Wigmore- Edward s. Bailey,
Guy d. Gof and James s. Easily
Smith.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
GREAT" BUT DON'T WEAKEN.
Ernest Emery's View Of 'sIife" at
Naval Training Station.

TITS great Life If you don't weaken"
This is the way Ernest w. Emery. q
former news gatherer for the Associated
Press bureau here. explained his first
weeks training at the naval training
station at Hampton Roads. Va, in a
letter to his friend. I'VE are training
to be regular Sailors" he added, 'and
every man here wants to knock he'll out
Of the kaiser"
Mr.. Emery enlisted in the United
States Naval Reserve forces June 26,
and has been at Norfolk week. ---
Evening star., 1918-08-03
STAR REPORTER JOINS NAVY,
-. - -----
James E. Chinn Is Experienced
Teleqrapher

Although he will not be subject to
the. draft for several months, James
e. Chinn of the reportorial star of
The Star enlisted in the Navy yester-
day. -
Because Of experience in telesraphy.
wnich he obtained in newspaper
omees. Chinn entered the service as
one Of the Navy's training schooia for
radio operators
Chinn was born in the District and
attended the public schools. He was
in the cadet regiment at MCKINLEY
High School. Chinn was formerly
employed by the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
AERoNAUTIC TITLES GIVEN.
Changes Made in Military and
Production Activities. !.

omcers and enlisted men Of the Nj
vision Of military aeronautics and the
bureau Of aircraft production hereN-
after will be referred to as member.s
Of the air service, military aero-t
nautics, and air service, aircraft pro-
duction, respectively.
John D., Ryan will hereafter be ad-
dressed az director of aircraft pro-
duction, and Maj. Gen. w. L. sKenly
will take the title Of director Of mill.
tAry aefon2utica.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
CITY ITEMS.
Choice Evap. Peaches. lie,

Choice Evnp. Peaches, lie,
Seeded Raisins, 1oc; large cans Booths
Herring, 15c; Red Kidney Beans. 12hc
can: Lard. soc: Compound. 26c; Butter.
Soc; Eggs. 44c; 20 or Baking Powder.
15c; Wonder Mixed Tea, Soc: Gunpow-
der Tea, 69c- 412 4th Sc. and all
the ]. T. D. Pyles Stores
Evening star., 1918-08-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A lawn party for men In the serv-
ice will be held tonight at Eagle
Hut, Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street northwest, under the auspices
Of the Baptist churches of the city
and the Y. NJ C. A Special music
will be furnished by Mrs. Mathews
and Percy Foster. Martin Richard
son will sing.
Declaring that his wife prefers the
company and attentions of the ice
man to him. Roy S Ashton has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
for a limited divorce from Helen A
Ashton They were married in March.
1908, and have two children.
Because Of numerous complaints OF
glass on the streets. Maj. Pullman to-
day notified members Of the police
force to remedy the conditions as far
as possible. He directed that they kick
small quantities Of glass on the
streets to the cutters, and to notify
the street cleaning department when
large quantities are found.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
The Star by Mail.

~B sure 10 nsvs xhs 1vsntag
and Sunday, Star follow you.
- N most essss 1hs star Vim
bs ss ths brsakfast tshls The
asxa morning. ana always give
IN Of tAs latest nsvY from WasA-
tzgsua of Tie aay before. ,xAs
eAArsss may b changed ~ frs-
guszt1y a. desired hy giving <hs
saa - vsl1 ~ ne Hsv aAdrsss.
xhs y<ies oS xhs, Star by .man
1ai1y. and sunday. n 70 cents Par
ne11A, a1 aAyanee.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
Cases Under Inquiry.

So far the clerks committee has
turned over to the administration for
investigation twenty cases of al.
legged food profiteering. Government
workers have been asked to keep q
sharp eye on the practices of dealers
and to report all cases where profit
eering is indicated.
The committee next week expects
to call upon the District Commits
sioners to discuss the proposition Of
a municipal market for Washington.
Evening star., 1918-08-03

Have shaher Se.d Flowers
to cheer that i'll friend. 500 14th.-
Advertisement
Evening star., 1918-08-03

Safe Deposit Boxes. &z50 Up.
Wash. Safe Dep. Co.. s16-1s Pa ave-.
Evening star., 1918-08-03
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TONIGHT
Get together" meeting Of Phi
Epsilon Phi Fraternity at the New
Ebbitt at o'clock.
Picnic and meeting of the Maine
State Association in the Soldiers
Home grounds near Twin Lakes at
$3.50 o'clock.
Community dance under the au-
spices of the East Washington Com
munity Association at Eastern High
School at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1918-08-03

Brass Beds ReIacquefeA. Satin or
bright John A Gottsman & Co.. F.5431.
Evening star., 1918-08-03

AMERICAN l.t and r. Z. Z LnAyscx Ave;
in "REsURRECTIoN."
Evening star., 1918-08-03

| |CRANDALL'S 4opaE HaoIlo' % sssr sss Hi;;: 4.
TELL. in mo MANS LAND" and
FORD STERLING. in "HER ScRbES
iToWoRRow-3 TO IL P.M-MARY
PICKFoRD. In how COULD 1oo'
JEAN:"
Evening star., 1918-08-03
For Soldiers Families.

Free medical service to wives. de-
pendent mothers, sistArs and children
of soldiers and sailors, whose family
income has been reduced by war con-
ditions, will be given at the Woman's
Evening Clinic at 720 18th street
northwest.
, The clinic will be open from noon
until o'clock in the afternoon daily
except on Sunday. and from 6 to
O'Clock on Monday. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings
Evening star., 1918-08-03

| iCRANDALL'S AZ Ave: F.. eAsp AZ. 81.
MAT. Pm. DAILY: 8 P.X- SUNDAY,
fTODAY-ENID BENNETT. in "A DESEkI
WooIEG." and ROSCOE (.'Fatty'1 Ar.
RECEIE' ..THE VILLAGE SCANDAL
roMoRROw-8 10 IL FA-NoRMA
I TALMADGE. In .'THp SJErx coh-
TAIN"
Evening star., 1918-08-03

PLAZA / 4sz 9th ST. NV: SH17.,x. r,r..
pANKs in AMERICANA"
Evening star., 1918-08-03

fcApncN roDAY-MoNRoB sAILs.
0fANOGN BURY. in "A WINNER
| roMoRHoWMEDIrH MORE ROBERTS. in --rHE
DECIDING KISS"
Evening star., 1918-08-03

rKJpIpE oil H Street Northsa:t
EulI lNG TODAY-GEORGB WAI6H. In
4 Great Comedy Drama.
"THE KID is CLEVER
Lots of pep" and Full Of Speed.
Also Q Scenic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Srntcicr.

Scr Did)tigite Sbcil fir sic 8efliis
gcl5ltft lit Die 5iiriorge fiir cine nl0g.
lihit aoblrei6c llnb gelunoe @rlt,
slsS oicicr Sbotiodc gebt berpor, bab
man Der Att ,tnb ser 9ebanblllng Scr
@rlltelcr Ieine ~beionoere Il,fmerfiont.
felt 5uipcnben muB. Nlr aalls qes
Iunoc Glterntbicte f0nrcn fr1itiac,
lcbensfdbige 9tndfommcn liefern,
besbalb 0arf man ais 9rltteicr aud,
MIR lold]e berlpenben, sic non boil.
fontalen qusgeipo6ienenS iibnern Der
rllbren, 3. +. bon ioldell, 6ie iibcr 1
Sabr alt iino, uno bencn Elm frGftiger
9abn @eicllidoit l%ciitete. Son iol-
fen Silbnern iinb als 2egebiibner
mieoer iene 5u bepor3ugen, sic bieIe
nno grobc gicr legen, balnit bieie 81
genlhaften moglidit raid al1f sic
gtahfomrteu ilberirdsen merSeIl. Die
aitsolbriitenben Gier iollen 10 friId
pie moglid iein, ieoenfaIls nid,t otter
als IA Gage. 8e5og man Ole 9rit.
eter bon onsiparts, 70 lege man iie
nidt iogleid Den Siibnern unter, ion.
bern laiie iie crit "a St1,noen lana
ruben. Sod often lit Die Sraee, Oh
man fleine ober eroBe gier ausbriiten
loiien ioll; bas bette miro iein, oen
Wittelpeg ein5uidlagen, Die gier
ober itets bon gleider 8roBe Al, ndb.
len. grl,teier iollen ailBerbem boil.
fnmmen iallber iein, Tie biirfen iiber.
bailpt nidt beidmust semeien iein,
cine &einieung nadtrGaIid bon
gsadtbeil lit. aaBt iid cine ioIde
11ldt bermeioen, 10 pertpenbe man
iparmes @aiier ba5r, uno Iege oie
eier, oanlit iie nidt gu idneII abfiib.
len, in Elm ip%ollenes Sud. SelbItper.
itanoli6 lit bob bie 8ruteier MIR bon
ein- iinb oerielben gfaiie berriibren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@ie mnk cine CUTE Sinh ~amsieben?

@ie cine quite alib allsieben nr1b
TT IN Den folgenben Reimen nod al
ten erprobten Hegeln, Die aud nit Sc
tbierar5tliden 8iiienidaft therein
ltimmen, beidrieben:
8ialt an Der &ilb gu Sreuoe erleben
ytuBt on aif bieies adtung aeben:
Gin feiner Sals, Elm lang @eiidt,
Die Sorner ieien briidig nidt.
Sic angen flar, ioIit brin bid ieb'n
Der Hunpf muB in Die 2Gnge aebn
Ser Hiiden ioIl aerabe iein;
Die Sdulter ritrb uno nidt All fIein
Damn adte auf Der Siifte 8reite,
aiif fraffge 8ruit, Der &ippen @eite,
auf ftarfe SdenfeI, nno oab rar
Nidt an benz Sdmeife Iei oas Soar.
Eief foil oann Die Glanfe fein,
9as Gutter itraff bic Sart redt fein.
Siebft Sn all Dies an einem sbier,
5oe're nidt uno fauf' Is Sir,
Gs 1T nidt pableriid i'm slttter,
Sc liefert reidIid @ild uno Butter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Dit 8arten.
Sefdmpfuns Der Ianpen auf Sobau-
mis- nub Stadelbceren.

gllis Ser lanbmtrtbIdnftlid)en Scr
iudsitation BON Iiiiouri.
@ohI Den n~leiiten BON lins iinb a,is
boier @%rfabrlms Die fleinen griinen
nit i4mnraen Slefen iiberidten &aii'
pen befannt, Die idon seitig i'm Sriib'
jabr uniere Sobannis. uno Stadcl-
beeritrdufer gang foil freiien. @enn
mir bieir S6GOlinge nift garl5 ener.
gii6 befdmpien, meroen iie Sabr alf
Sobr ,,niere 9eerenitrGlld)er beimiu-
diem unb Die Iusiiht auf cine quite
9eerenernte bernihten. @lilfli6er.
pciie iino bieie gefrGBigen Snieften
leidt burd geipriten 81 b%ernid)ten,
uno 5ipar miro babel ant beiten NIT
orienifiaurent 9lei (Irienate Of
.2coo) geipribt. 9rallfen mir MIR
mcnige Strdlt6er 5u beipriBen, 10
miro cine 2oitng oil bcitcll aus bier
.lln5en oricnifialtrCn 8leies in Sorm
pom @rei 0aite) unO elmer @nllonc
@aiicr ODER ans 8mei GBI6ffcln Doll
arienifiol!ren 9leies in 1lllDerform
WppbereD) uno elmer @uIIone 8ai.
ier DergeItellt. Gas Iltslpriten ielbit
rrfolgt inter 9enubung cillCr flcinen
Gimcrorltfpl,ntpe, elmer &ndppiuf.
ipritc ODER 0%ergleid)cll. Gs muB n6er
barauf geottet merocn DOB
oo8 Sprisen griinoliG erfolgt, iobaB
ieoe5 &latt nit Dem @ift gut bltrdJ.
miro. Sic Snieftcn f0nnen
Damn gar nidt onocr5, als Dos 8ift
5uiammen nit ibrer 9tobrtng ST frei.
len. Wan fam bas orieniflourc Slci
in El1lberform aud FROZEN altf bic
altsitdllben; 81 Dem 3mede
miro Elm Gbl6ffel arlcnifiaitren
nit etma cinem Eint feinen
Irregularities oocr on Der Suft geloi6'
Ten Safes griinblid permiiht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Su ben Ronaten Mai nnb Snni ia.
ben iid 100 &imrObe nit SasS-
lisenien uerieben.

Ser Glerf BON @aseonnbe Count
bot in oieiem Sabre, bis gun 5. Sum
100 Sagbli5enien nltsgeiteIlt, neIfc
bcbeuteno mebr lit, ais mic fir biC
ielbe Tcriobc bes @oriabres. 81
Wonnt Mni unb in ben erI:en film
Sogcn bcs Ipnats SUM, puroen f0t
Sagoli5cuien arsgeitellt:
Hermann: P. W. Hy. Heseman, P
Boehm, W. Vohs, VIM. Gilmore, Hy
Hannah, Herbert Maushund, Walter
Cubits, Lee Helmers, Oscar Hoffman,
F. A. Huxol, w. j. Ellis, Alfred Graz
and A. J. Neidhart.
Bland: w. r. Sterling, John Ster-
ling, F. w. Koenig, Paul Kottwitz,
Nath. Williams, c. E. Stone, H. C.
Czeschin, A. F. Dauel, T. J. Sterling,
James Donnell, w. C. Roskowske, ].
Owens and j. F. Meyer.
Owensville: w. 7. Hibler, J. G. Loeb,
F. A. Poppenhouse, Geo. H. Poppen-
house, Geo. Holt, Willie LOTHIAN, Ar
thur Rehmert, L. P. Wiseman and O.
o. Nicks.
Morrison: Hy. Deardenoff, Henry
Ruegge, Otto Kemper, d. Werfelman,
Geo. w. Lacy, L. W. Tschappler, ]. G.
Stephan, w. B. Warstall, Joe. Hack
man, J. o. Brandt, Sam j. Stephan.
Gasconade: Ed. Reinholz, Charles
Reinholz, VIM. Brown, l.. C. Brown,
K. l.. Gardner, Lee Gardner, Frank
Kuebbler, Dave Eggenberg, Voyd C.
Clifton, r. A. Chill, VIM. C. Clifton
and c. G. Osborn.
Bay: F. j. lettering, Fred West
nolz and Louis Sulthaus.
Red Bird: Geo. Hyort, Ed. Hyort,
Kinkeade, Everett Stone, VIM.
Schell and H. Gibson.
Rosebud: Raymond lettering, Geo.
Aurrelmeyer, I. n. N,@ugle, Tony
<oseck.
Stony Hill: II. L. Stolte.
Mt. Sterling:J. w. Jett.
Swiss: Willie S~choening, John Platt-
Ter, Michael Plattner.
Potsdam: Chas. Hans, Walter Held,
Howard Workman, C. w. Bacon.
Tea: E. E, Shelton, E. W. Warren.
Hope: +. f. Hemeyer, Martin Mol
ensmeyer.
Drake: A. o. Smith, T. A. Nullmeyer
nd Edward Tegler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Slasscntas'Teier i'm EotsSam Sfnl.
bans.
Sunitigc Nadridten non Eotsbam.

@ir meroen Den Il. Slnli als
~6Iaggen.Sog" ieicrn, nit eincu
GrOgrom sur l%lntcr1ultlrn9 an
glbenO, int Sdulbouic. gnfnng I'M
IS llbr, abcnbS. Scocrlnarm ii
~frcuuoljdit cingcIa0eu.
@obt ms sen IA. Suni, sen Stag.
gcutng. nift pcrttiicn. 9nbt oic
Sternr u,O sic Strciicn itoI5 mcbctl
iibcr icocm @aiAditspIot uno iibcr
icoer @obnn1g.
Sri. antp @OJl lit boriqc ISOLDE
bon Ct. 2ouis 5urildgefebrt.
e. 81. Mcner unh 6omjlic Itatteten
all o%cr8ongcnen Sonntag, bel @uit.
9obl lno 6omilic, in StoIpG cinet
ob.
6reo. Stoellillo mo @nttin wltr6cil
burd) otc 8eburt riucS SGdyterhen&
erfreut.
Eoltnr 9runocbIcr madtc olt DO.
9onncrstag cinen @ci6Gitsbe.
md IN ct. 2ouis.
Or. $. 8orfmal1n, nsblt Guttin
uno Snd)tcr 2eta, madten in ser Der.
gou9encn ISOLDE cine Sobrt nad ct.
2oltis.
Gbos. @eul lit ieit elmer ISOLDE, altf
6rco. lltbc's Sarn, bel ocnt 9au eli
rer Sdeuer.
SRI. Sitlia Selo febrte on1 borigcn
Mittmod bon ct. 2olis surild.
s. 6. Slider butt geeenm1rtig cine
SWcncr au1 clarence S~totberger's
5arm.
Serntann Semeper bat iein &c.
iponn Gferbe berbanbelt l1lb bon
Otto Sdmibt, in Berger, Elm sc.
iparn Wauleiel ucfauft.
6. g. Goll mar pergangcne ISOLDE,
9eihdftsbalber, in ct. 2oris.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
Ii, 1913, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sarrp 9eppe lit porige ISOLDE bon
Suniton suriifgefebrt. Sssn.
folge bon &rai1fbeit m,,roe er bonn
Nilitaroienit entlaiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

len iein miiiien. llebertretlrngen Die
ier Sroinan3 perben. in einem ieber
Sale, nit 500 uno niht Deniger als
Inie $25 seitraft.
9ie bieiige fatbolii6e @emeinoG
bat ibren prdftigen @obniis melter
Sol. Spedbnls icit pielen Sabren &C.
mictbet bate, au Rontag, Den 3.
Siini iiir $4,000, an Sobn @erritien
perfauft.
Sp. :. Wertens bot III Der pergarl.
genen @ode. an Ole folgenoen Ser
iouen Snter. State AUTOS p%erfauft:
Oscar S6aeffer, Geo. @bertpine
uno Sobn goeiien.
Gbas. Spdcsfcp uno Satin er.
fiir6lif) einen 8eiud bonn
Stor6, wclfer Elm So6ter6en binter.
Ben @ol5 bat feline 100 sder aui
Dem Sim Sapib" SSIanb Gslnno
49, 8 Meilen peitli6 bon Iorriion
iir $4,000, on &enrp unb Hidaro
Starte perfauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Idtnus Sarmcr.

GS lit Jest 3eit bnrnn SIT oenfcr
no SIR eltrell georoi6crlcn @eiser
~olfbclpoGren peroet. ga mir sic
I8entltr BADEN fiir Sic Golumbio
Wfctal @roin Bins, nit elmer Gopaci-
tot BON 500 bis 2000 9ui6cl, iino
mir nj ser Gage end, ~ousbeIftn 81,
fonnen: Sdiebt c5 nid,t olli cltd,
cine bieicr Bins" nn5uidoficn. S6ut
cS iett. Spdter f6rnt Sbr biclIridt
feline erbnlten.
CIR. GberItn & Con,
&ermonrL Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
seia nrtbeil.

Gin idottiider grbeiter. ser cine
reide nnb entipredet,o bdblide 8it-
me gebeiratbet bette, traf ieinen Sir.
beitsgeber.
rNlin, Sbomos, ih bore, Sic ia.
ben %gebeiratbet. 8as fir cine art
6rau baben Sic henn ~befommen2~
~Se nun, &err, iie 1T ia audi elm
@eidopf @ottes, aber man fonntc
nidt iogen, baB iie Elm Weifterltiid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Neue Nm5eigen
3n &crfaufen: Sereforo Stub linb
&alb. 2ouis ~9uidmeper,
Sermann, 81. 8.

5n @~erfanfeu: 9raftiid ,lelles ~
Itofiges Srame @obnbal,s i'm be.
gebrensmertbeiten @obnbiitrift bon
Sermnnn. Sas Sous lit in ieber
Siniidt MODERN. Sdoner 8arten.
Seine Heparatiren notbig an irgenb
eincm 8ebduSe auf Dem Glat. &c.
fleftanten iino eriuht auf Ser Office
oieies 9lattes por5llIpred)en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
9crnfsWabl.

Soferfrau (ai1 einem eben1aligcr
6linben 9ettIer): n@ie, sic f0rner
lpieoer ieben2"
8ettler: vSSa, ieben's, Wabamden,
ntein Sunb is mir neggelofer, III,
pcil ih MI MIDI ntebr Blind iei1,
fam, bin id bolt taubItumm getpor-
bcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
G6as. 8. Mans6nub.
Sanfiaanna.

@ir ipreden biermit benn Sfmei.
5erberein ~Selpetia" unieren ber5li-
den Ganf aus, fir Bic pronlpte g(rs-
5ablung Der ullnterltiisung bel 60
oesfallen" I'M 9etrage bon $50, an-
laBlid oes Sooes unieres tbeuren
@atten u1b Saters, giaias 9lumer.
Die trallernoen Sinterbliebenen,
Srau SaIome 9Iumer,
uno &in0er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Sin Sputtnugcl.

SD bate Den Saien unbcoingt &C.
trpifcn, mer1 er nidt plotlid) cincn
Soften geidlagcn batte."
Sorlter: ga, ooral,f iino bic
mpoernen @elpebre nicnlals borbe.
~rcitet; frilber mar Die Sade goll5
cinfah, ga gatte man %iogenonntc
Safenbildien."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Sn 8crfanfcn: 9ellepille @bcat.
Separator nit Gotp-pea bulling SIN.
b1ngel. 8leidfalls ein nel,er Stunt
len &lee.S BREEDER iinb elm MfcGormif
6 Hollen Gorn-Suifcr lnb S6rcooer.
Illes in glten brauhbarcn 3uitanb.
NIberes bel
Ilfre0 &c eDer, Serntanl1, 81. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Gins Der Shnle.

2ebrer: Gin &eptil lit Gin Sbier.
oas an Ser grbe entlang friedt. Seer
fam mir Gins nernen?" - Moris
nMein Sdmeiterden!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
@erlanat: Sa,,sm1bfen fir al[ne.

Terlanst: SausmG6den fir allge.
meine S%ausarbeit; eiufabes &oden;
feline @aide; id0nes iiiolides Sim.
mer, nebit 9ao. Gutter 2obn. Wan
meloe iib iofort. Srau Sttmar
q. Starf. 4O5S Slora 9lpb., ct.
2pnis, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
F.. J. koeIIer,
sdmie0 II. &agcnmadel
Sermann, Wo.

Sd werbe beitrebt iein r,ir bic
beiten arbeiten II. @aaren at Iiefern.
Sd babe lange grfabruns i'm Bferbe-
beidlagen ionobl pie i'm Sdmieoe.
unb @agenbanomerf.
Sarmtuagen, 8llggies, Man,,r.
Spreabers un6 Sarm-M afdinen on
$ano ODER aif @eftelli,ng gu giiniti.
gen 9eoingungen ln6 at arrnebmba.
rem Hreiien e~eIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
3n @ermietben: Gin gerd,miaes
Store.8 ebGuoe an Der grlten StraBe.
Srau SO g 6erer.

Sm @ermictben: 9rei groBe, belle
Simnler. Moberne geqltemlidfeiten.
Had5ufragen auf Der Office bieies
9latteS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Su gerfaufen: @oIIbIut iilnaer
Sereforb 9uIle; fertis gum SienIt.
% nj. Sdminfe Morriion, No.

Su bermietben: 9as .S1orfe.
gde" Sotel. Ndberes bel Stone Sill
@ine 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
Is, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Sanfinaitna.


&ir Diinidlen biern1it alien 1nic
rem Sreltnoen lln6 gfofborn l~unicrci
2anf mts5lllpre6en fir oeren qiitiQ'
StlflelItungen unb bc5cigte Sbeil
nabnle anlGBlid unierc5 berben Scr
litItes ollr6 ben 500 unieres innigI
~geliebten Gatten Saters, Sobncs rrnt
9rubers,
Gbas. 8. Mans6nub.
llnicren ber5lihcn 0anf fir sic bielel1
biibidcn gllrmcnipenber, iolpie aud
Den ga6rtuhtrGeern fir ocrcn Sic.
besbienit. Sor glllen ober Scr enter.
prize 0tilitir &opclle, Dem Sroen Ser
&nigbts Of SDtbias, fir Dem Inhcn.
fen oes Seritorbcncn be5eigte Sod
ahtltng rnb Serrn Gaitor 81. s. &as.
mann fir feline @orte bes Sroltes.
Die tranernbe Samilic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

Sm gerfanfen: 3peiter- banb BIN.
Der; elm pirflider 8ortbeil.
Chr. gberlin & Con,
Sermann, Wo.