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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
OUR HOME BOYS
And Their Wonderful
Deeds at the Front
Interestingly Told in Letter from
Capt. Guy p. Gannett, Now Doing
Red Cross Work Somewhere in
France

SibSS
Guy p. Gannett, who is in France
doing Red Cross work, writes of his
canp3-a letter that will be of inter-
est to all friends of Maine soldiers at
the front. Mr.. Gannett writes:
France, July % to Aug. II, 1918.
Since leaving Paris my knowledge
Of the magnitude of the Red Cross
work has been growing every day.
and l have only seen a very small
part of it. There is so much to be
done on this side and a small number
of people comparatively to do it that
everyone here feels a personal re-
sponsibilty that has quite surprised
me, but to do this work they Ger
tainly have collected tho greatest ag-
gregation of live, hustling workers
ever gotten together in one outfit,
and the best part of it is not one is
working for his salary, but simply
for the love of the service When
you see what all the French have
suffered and look over our own poor
mutilated boys as they come in from
the front you want to go and fight
like the devil and suffer some your
self. l tell you the individual who
does not sacrifice something some
time during this war is very much
to be pitied.
loads of our boys come in the past
few days. We gave each one COM
fort kits, etc. Wish some Of the
people at home could only see how
extremely grateful every boy is over
every single favor no mattr how
small. l tell YOU | would run my
legs off for anything I could possibly
get them. The list of things the Red
Cross has to give away makes a
regular catalogue, mad one Of the
warehouses looks like q regular de-
partment store.
When | first came to this part of
people at Il base hospital within d
few miles of an advanced zone head
quarters for the American Section.
Have now moved from the hospital
zone and am now being installed in
my permanent job of division
superintendent with the rank of cap
tain. Have naturally had very
busy week travelling most Of the
time. The training area of this di-
vision covers about 300 square miles
and l don't know how many towns.
so it takes a lot Of travelling. There
is action all the time and a lot more
coming. | shall have % visit the
front line dressing stations and the
men in the trenches and see if there
is anything the Red Cross can do for
any one, then we will get them what
they want.
Well about week ago found out
where the boys from Augusta were
located, and it was only about 35
miles west from where / was work.
ing. Woodman and decided TO make
them a call. Found them all right.
They seem to know more about the
news from home than we did, as
they had been regularly getting their
kcnncbcc Journals. 1t is certainly
nice to sec the home paper. They all
swear by the Kennebec Journal, not
only our own mon but the men and
officers from other parts of the coun-
try rely on that for their American
news. The colonel is still with them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
RHEUMATISM
The Way to Get Rid Of e - to
Remove the Cause.

The fact that rheuma tism depends on
an excess of uric acid in the blood. at
fecting the muscles and joints, produc-
ing Inflammation. stiffness and pain, Is
we'll established. This excess is due to
some defect in the processes of diges-
ton and absorption. and to tcrpidity or
skin.
Hoods Sarsaparilla IL very successful
in the treatment OF rheumatism because
it acts directly. with purifying effect.
on the blood, and through the blood on
the liver, kidneys and skin, which II
stimulates, and builds up the whole
system,
Get rid Of rheumatic pains ard aches
by taking this good me dicine.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
NOTICE

For the convenience Of it's patrons
the Lewiston. Augusta & Waterville
Street Railway is issuing 7c-tickets
to be cid in strips OF Ave, which will
be put upon sale Monday. Oct. T.
1918. These tickets may be secured
at H. E. Goodrichs Red Cross phar-
macy. 245 Water street. Augusta;
Guy X Whites City drug store, lol
Water street. Hallowell. and at c.
H. Beane's drug store, l9S Water Wa
ter street. Gardiner. oct7-S-e
Mrs. G. II. Brickett, teacher Of
piano. II State street. Tel. 154-W.
oct1d2w
Shore dinner Sundays, Messalon-
skee Beach Camp. Belgrade. Autos
take West Shore road. Messalonskee
Lake Camp boat will meet Water
vile car arriving at Oakland at 1880.
Phone 37,.
aug24eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

Hon Herman H. Adams Of Bel
grade. former member Of the board
of county commissioners for Kenne-
bee county, was a visitor Monday in
Augusta on business for portion of
the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

The new yearly subscription price
to publications of the Curtis Pub
fishing Co. are as follows: The
Ladies' Home Journal. $1.75; The
SATURDAY. Evening Post, $500: CoCn-
try Gentleman. 800 If YOU intend
to subscribe Just call G. Fl. Cooper.
agent, at 10 Chapel St. and he will
attend to all details promptly.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

Miss Grace Van Allen left on the
early train Monday morning for Bos-
ton, to resume her work in, the Mas
sachusetts General hospital after
having enjoyed two weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Van Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

James r. Townsend Of Portland,
formerly Of Augusta, was a business
visitor Monday in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

Monson. Me-, Oct. "A gloom has
been cast over this entire community
by the sad news received Tuesday
forenoon of the death at Camp Dew
ems, Mass. Monday. Sept. %, of Oscar
Barnard Kronholm of this town, who
went away at the call of his country
in July and has since been in train
ing at Camp Devens. After being
there about three weeks he had an
attack Of measles. He was just re-
covering from this when he was TAX
en- i'll with the prevailing epidemic.
Spanish influenza, from which pncu-
monia developed. On account OF his
weakened condition he failed to rally.
Prescott. Me, Oct. 4.-The bodies of
two sons Of Mr.. and Mrs Hobard Al
Ian of Prescott arrived on the same
train Monday. Edward Allan had
been in the navy four years and made
nine trips across. He died at a Mas
sachusetts hospital. Frank Allan
died in New York army training
camp. Both died from pneumonia.
Winterport, Oct. 6.-The news Of
the death Of Oscar S. Marden, aged
Il years. 6 months, 16 days, came
Very suddenly. His parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Marden. were not aware
Of his illness but few hours before
receiving a telegram informing them
OF his death which occurred at Camp
Devens on Thursday. Sept. rs. :
Pressure Isle. Me-, Oct. 6.--Arthur
Skidgel. aged 10 years and Walter
Cocnrane. both of Woodland died at
Camp Devens of influenza. The body
OF young Skidgel arrived Monday.
Both young men are relatives Of Mrs.
Alfred Astle. a nephew and great
nephew. Mr.. Skidgel is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Skidgel. They also
have a son in France and Andrew
who is cook at Camp Devens, who
came home with the remains Of his
brother. Young Cochrane's parents
died when he was small and he made
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison
SkidgeI at Woodland.
Bradford. Me. Oct. 7.-Bradford
was panied to hear OF the sudden
death Of Willis r. Ross which oc-
Cured at the naval hospital at New
London, Conn. on Tuesday morning.
Sept. "a. Mr.. Ross enlisted in the
naval reserves on May and received
his call the 23rd Of the same month.
going directly to Newport, r. /. Since
then he has been doing duty at vari-
GUS points on the Atlantic coast. Mr..
Ross death comes as particular
shock to the people Of Bradford. as
he was the first sailor from that town
to give his life in the service OF his
country. He was born and ha. Al.
ways resided in Bradford. He had
just passed his 31st birthday on Sent
-. On July 13. 1909. he was united
IN marriage to Miss Lizzie Hall OF
North Bradford who survives him
BESIDES his wife he leaves one broth.
er. Ora Ross. and numerous other rel
atives all OF whom have the svmn..
thy OF many friends in their bereavc.
mont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

At the request of the Board of
Health the regular meeting of
Calanthe Lorge, X. Of p. which was
to have been held on Wednesday
evening, has been postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

The effect Of Saturday and Sum-
days rainstorm showed yesterday in
the river in a marked rise of water
and a Quickening in the current.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

In accordance with the orders OF
the Board of Health. the regular
meeting of Queen Temple, Pythian
Sisters, will not be held this even
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
NOTICE.

I hereby give notice to all persons that
they are forbidden to extend credit to
my wife as ] shall pay no bills Of her
contracting after this date.
signed PHlLONIOM CLOuTIER.
Augusta. Maine. ) Morton Pl1 Oct. 7.
U1A sciS.5-.2r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

- = prssavs lsls Hsvss
~ hseks cut at l.Ss A. N. Satur-
- - tho prosQue lsle House at
tS0na LIE, oan0od By catching
0oD1 ne veat pipe and running
- . olind attic. The ell was
oUon0 81 the main house flooded.
II - IN - heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
Tuesday. October 8, 1918.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Marion Fisher, who - now
employed tn Portland, was at her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08
DAILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telsphono 155

Cards Of thanks. obituary notices. res
olutions Of respect. etc. will De
charged at the rate OF ten cents
line. No charge less than Is cents.
eubocrfbess who fail to receive tue
Journal promptly viii confer q favor
By notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

oxford. Me. Oct. ELMER e. An
derson, dead in France. is the con Of
Edward Anderson Of this n1acA HA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

c. W. JONES. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-08

MqR 1921 sye huoA.e1 theusana
~ ~ 's. 49, . e Z: 8:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
GalfSiuser I'M Sbitsarten.

Der &alf ipielt int SbItbau cine
bcocuteno mihtigerc Molle, als &c,
,pobnlib angcnomlmcn miro, ocnn in
eirem falformcn 9obcn baben alle
WaBregeln Ser &ultur feinen lpirf.
iomet nennelslperten nnb nafhal-
tigen .grfolg. Der 9alf lit in Ser
Cat bas %belebcnbc Clement bcs 90
6ens.
Der &alt lit sl,nGfit ein mihtiger
NdbrItoff bes 9altmes, CT mirft al
10 oireft. God lit oas 9eoiirfnis
Ger beridieoenen @1llme Gin iebr
peridiebenes. Ser Mpfelbaum braud)t
mebr &alf als ser 9irnbal1m. Im
meiiten &alf bobcn sic Steinoblt.
bd,lmc notnenoig uno bon bieien
mieber Die &iridbG,m1e. So, es fam
ser feblenoe aalf Die, Grnten Der
&iridbdume in 5rage I%tellen. 0urdy
&olf fam audi bic Obitmiibiefeit oes
@ooens aebobeu mcrben. &alf er.
5el,gt cin freuOigcs, geiunoes. fraf-
tiges 8adstum. Die 8Gun,e aeigen
I'M folfbaltigen 9ooen itGrfere 8e.
pur3elltng, feiterr, fraftigeren @al,
l1no erobere Observation-Disclosures &C.
gen iddblibe ginfliiiic, iie iiberiteben
better mtd Die eroBte 91lte. Die
96ume 5cidnen iih bel &alf5ufubren
ourd glatte &inbe, grimes. iippiges
2aub uno guten 8lids aus. gs miro
iogar bebauptet, boB gefaIfte 8Gl,me
~frebsfrei bleiben. Son beionocrer
@idtiefeit lit aber audi oie inbirefte
8irflng bes &alfes. 9ieie beltebt
borin. Dab bi,rd aalf idmerer 9ooen
loderer. falter 9oben mariner &C.
mnht miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Mic man idmarse Nmeiicn t6otct.

Die grpBen i6ipar5en 9lmeiicn Die
auf ben &aienpldben piel llnbeil all-
ridten, f6rnen leid]t burd Inmen-
Dung bon Sdwcfelfoblcnitoff, Caribou
9iiulpbibe, pcrnidtct iueroen. 0ics lit
cine flare 6lililigfeit, bat clnen unatl-
genebmen @cruA uno perflilbtet iid)
icbr raid. Man benute eincn 0clcli-
ltiel oocr eiren ibarfen Stof unb
bobrc ell lcds bis 5W0lf Boil tiefeS
Sod in Den Wtittelpltnft Oes Nmci.
i%enbuuiens. Dean gieBe nun cine
Eaile boil oes @ifteS in oas God uno
ihliebe eS logleid) nit Grbe. 0a Die
bon Dem Gift aus ltromc,oen 9iinfte
ibperer iino als Die 2uft, Oringen lie
in alle @dnge Der Mmeiien Elm unb
t0oten Die gauge Imciienfolonie, iagt
2cpnaro Saieman bon Ser Iderba1-
ihltle Ger StaatsunibcriitGt. Man
baltic allies 2idt bon Ser Tliiiiieteit
fern, "a Oiele lcidt e%rploOicrt. Mud
odtc man onroltf Das man Tie nidt
ollf oas @ras trG,lfclt, neil bieics
ionit getootct miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

-SSrlS. SIIUItu uItu SuutIe Stupte
iinD an lesten Wontae bon ct.
2oris eingetroffen urlb peroen iif Elm
paar 8odcn bel Sermmbten, in
Swiss, allfbolter.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Sereeant Mapor j. $. Sluetid,
pom Brigade Sauptqllartier in Camp
6unlton lit gcItern auf tllr5em llr.
laub bier a%ngelangt, I'M ieinen 81.
teruL Sobn 5luetid unb Satin, in
Swiss, einen 9ciub ab5ultatten.
SebOp bat bic Nufiidt iiber oas 0e'
%partenlcnt Der Nabrungs gorratbe
ocs 9etentionslagers Scr. 9, in Camp
SunIton lrno bat bcn b0dlten Stang
ciues iubaltcrnen (non-commiiiion-
eo) 0fiisicrs.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
1Sarmer . Sllngens pclde Sin.
ipriide gemaft baben fir Iusnab.
men auf 2anolpirtbidaftlidcn Grim.
ben. mcroen bcnlcrfen oab lpenn iie
iDrc critic &artc bon Scr 2ofalbeboroe
crbaltcn hieie &arte 5ei9en miro, baB
Der Tegiltrant in &lailc 1 geiest lpur-
DC. Dies bcoclltct abcr nidt bob ibr
gniprlld) %abgeWieien wuroc. Die 50.
falbcDGrbc bat feline Wodt ilbcr lalto-
lpirtblhaitlide Mnipriide 5u cnt.
l6eiocn. Sic muB lie ollie in Glalie
1 icsen unb ourm Die Sragcbogcn on
Die 9iltrift. 9cborbc einienOcn, ocren
Tfli6t IS lit iiber ocrortigc SIN.
iprilde Sll entiheiOen. BIS Die LEG.
tere 9eborbc ibre GntideiOung trifft,
fam bon ocn 6ornler Slingens nidts
gctbnn perbcn, Die 0iltrift = 9ebor.
De miro c%ntidciocn oh lire Iniprilde
9criifiidyti9ltng pcrbiencn, ooer
uidt.
-Solgenbe 9ciudcr BON ousmurtS
mobntcn oln lestcn Wontag Abeno
ocr DISCRIMINATING Der biciigcn 2ogc
ser ngaltcrn Stars" bel: @. Wcs
Gltrbp unb Satin, ". 3. Bono ulO
0attin, Geo. Mllrrep lmO @attin,
Or. Serrel uno @attin, s. Saploe
unb Satin, allg. 0icltelfamp, Srau
Mice @esel, Srnl 9eiiic Barter.
Sral 5annie Gross, Srls. Sannie
unb Gliiobetb Saploe, SRI. ellie
@aroerL Sri. Cora Sappmcpcr, unb
&. Sobenitreet, ollie BON Snensbillc;
Srou S. 0ams, bon st. Souls; SRI.
Gertrude 0apis iolpic Sol. 9iebl unb
@attih bon 8ereer; 6rou 6. g.
Ganter, SRI. Mallb Selm unb SRI.
Stella &ilfinion, bon Gep Sapen;
@mmet Miller, Sreb &op. Com Sars
ris, Geo. Streeter uno Satin, uno
Srnu 8. 6. Cooper, bon @asepna0e.
SRI. 2llll, 8lafe, BON Sullipan, 0i-
thrift Deputy @rano Matron, 8. 6.
e.. 80. 0iItrift i~tattete benz Hiper-
iibe &apitel 3. e. 9. Pei bieier &C.
~legenbeit ibren offisiellcn 9eiud ab
nnS mar Der Gbrensalt an "Martba
MbcnO."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

-&1arrp AcDulun uno @attin be.
inuocn lid Gnoc porigcr &odlc uui
Yciud) bel &erlunn0tcn IN ct. 2ollis.
,Sn Dem @nllipicl ont Ucrgarl-
grtcn Sonntng hat N%crnnurn ilbcr
@alNin9tom nit If gcBcn 8, gciicGt.
-Sobn StOrt5, Der bieiigc vGbcp-
rolet" Igent. p~erfuuitc tilrSlih al
SoDn 0illig, pom Smiss, ionic an
Or. ". Z. @ofmooo Gins bicler
9llltoa.
-tSrl. Sburiella Mltnouiller, Don
ct. Souis maj GnOc uer1ungcner
@ohc allf @cil,d bel ibrcn Gltern,
6elir WunoIpiIlcr uno @nttiM, an
Noute /.
-@enrp Slider lulo Wnttin funlcn
ant lcttcn Sonto8 III ibrcm 6oro
9(llto Don Ct. 2oris. Ncnrp betreibt
nit eutem Grfol1 elm Sdynbgcih1It
III ct. Souis.
Sri. 2euilc Scibcid) truf aul DO
rigen Wlttpod) bon ST. 2ouis bier
elm ll11o miro Cit poor @ohen bel III.
ren an9eb0ri9cn, Geo. Scihad uno
%tSonnilie, peripcllcn.
-Slorencc @abertbicr, Don Gaie,
FAM an lettcn Sonsto9 bier burt
ouf bent @e9e nud G~arrolton. Mo..
mclclbit or in Der 2onomirthlhoft be-
idGItigt lcin miro.
SRI. Clara Sdmitt, mclhc i9re
gltcrn, Ghos. Shnlitt uuo Satin,
bon Eotsoanl, bciudlt bate, mar an
pcraongencu Samstug hicr ul,f Scr
Hiidrciic nnd ct. 2ouis.
-Souis &en0rif mar filr5lid) oo,
bcim auf @clud) bel iciner Samilie.
Gr beaab iih an lctten Wontog mic.
Der nod @opcrlp. I'M icinc Nrbeit
ols Snscnicur ocs Shlcpptoots g.
%" ipiehcr otf5unebmcn.
-Glos. .. Gglcp ln,o @ottin, uol
ct. 2ouis iporen Gnoc scr poriacl
@od)e bier auf Selud) bel ibren I1ge
borigcn. Sic maftcn Die Sabrt in
ibrem 6oro Illto. Ger junge gelet
lit bel Der MoooD Gommiiiion 60, II
Den Hntionol Stodnoros, in Sllinois
bcid)Gftiat,
Der neltc Gampffeiiel filr oos
Tdbrbpot ~2cringtnn" lit an borigcl
Oonncrstog bier u%nNcfomnlcn uni
wuroc mn Srcitag al1f DEM Boot uui
gcItellt. 0asiclbe qcbt jest raid lei
ner &ollehbung entecgeu. 81,
Sdrciner iinb our Belt bcim 9alt oes
oberen Gcrbefs ulo ser &ojiitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Spesicllc Sfferte an bic San1en bon
Sermann nnS Der llmgegenb.

@abc nlli Eager cine groBe In5abl
bon Ginger, Iomcitic, @bite. 9eooer,
Gniip mo on0crcn Ndbmaidinen.
Giciclben iinO ale %garantiert 81
ndbcn uno 3uiricOcnbcit SIT aebcr
Grciic bon $500 bis 5i $3.50
&Sirflid)c SortbciIc. &ommt beisci,
ten unb iltd)t Die beiten aus.
u. u. Ricf. Scrmann Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

60. Summert, bon Worrlton,
mar ant leeteu 9ietstag bier, in Sc
Ifdften.
-Gapitain 9enrp 8crrnnn lpar
am uorieen 9onncrsta9 bier. nilf ge'
iub bel iciner Jamilie.
-,srau gltiIic 3oeller, bon Chi
cago, bcfinoet iid) CUR 9elt ai'f Se'
iat bel bieiigen Sermatotcn.
SRI. ebangcline Shernnmh lit
bon Ct. 2ouis bier a%ngelangt, nm cls
niee @otcn bel ibren A%ngcborigen
an 8outc /, 5u pcrneilen.
Nrls. Gertrude unb 2cnno @ei.
fer, bon Netp S1pcn, marcn tpdbreno
Der lctten ndt Gage sic @Gitc lDrer
@robcltcrn. Gorl @ciier lhlo Satin.
-Sreb &lltc troi ant porigen 9Ons
ncrstog bon st, 2ouis bier cit, I'm
iid NIT ieilter 6unlilie 5t pcrcll1cll,
melhc cin poar Modlcn 5cricn bier
grHlcBt.
-,Srouf 90ciier, uebit nclieu S0bn
Gorl, pom gtcp @aueIl, ~bcfonOen lid
on u%ergnugclen Spnntag bier allT
Sciudl bel ibrcu &crmdloten, Carl
&ciicr uuo Wattin.
-Tuul Stride fam all ucrgurge-
nell Sonutag in Ielncln Gbcprolet Viii
TO bon st. 3ouis bierber. @err Stride
lit III ct. SouiS il ei1cr Nuto.ytc'
p~orat,r Stution beidGfti9t.
-artbur 9loppenborg uno oelIcn
Sohn @ilbur, bon ct. 2oilis perleb-
ten oer letten Samstag uno ocn
Sonntoe I'M Seim bon Serrn alop-
u%cnborg's Gltern, Mig. 9loppe1hurg
unb Satin.
,Sn cillcr Dor Sturgeon obgcbals
tencn Scriaumlultg Ser 6asconaoe
Gountp Iderbou @eIellid)ait iDuroc
Ridter Sbec, @rai, an Stelle beS
peritorbenen Hhil. @acifncr. gum
Er1Iioenten crip1hlt.
-am nddIten Sonntag miro i'll
Rbinclano Gin Spicl ituttfinben 5lpis
ihcn Dem Scrnlam Icam uno Dem
Rhinelonb Seum. Tas Suhrboot
miro bel oicier @clesenbeit eincll
SpeSiol Grip maden.
-Gbas. Hiedlulomn begab lid an
lctten Montag noh ct. Sonis I'm
Der @ecroieullg bes pe%rltorbcnel
5obterhens ieines gnfelin, Srml "
s. Ridter, b%ei5ulpobnen. Die Beer:
biailna bat ant lettcu 9ienStae itatt.
~acfunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

Hotlouf poer Rpie. .Meine Sral
bat 4 Sabre lang an &otblauf (Grp.
lipcles) gclitten, uno bat mebrert
Mcr3te unb ollie Mrten Webisinen Der.
iudt;" ibreibt Serr s. S. Sobanier
bon Omaha, Tebr., ~~aipcimal mar iil
i'm Sospita( ocsipegen, bod nidts
bali ibr. Tad) @ebrol,d) bon Sorni's
IlpcnfrGllter bciinbct tic lid jeb1
mtbl unb ibr 8eiltnobeits5ulta,lo ii
better, als ic 5r,por." 0ieic alto, BE-
p1brtc ar1utcrbcilmittel miro MIDI
burh Ipptbefcr perfuuft. @eger
nGberer Iusfrnft wcuoc man iid an:
Or. Setter Sabrncp & Cons Co..
250t @oihinaton 9lcb., Chicago
81.
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