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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
WORKS BOARD PLANS
IMPROVEMENTS AT
CITY LIGHT PLANT

Consideration Of extensive improve
ments for the City Light Plant formed
the important business at the meeting
of the Board OF Works Thursday morn
ing. Bids for boilers and stokers were
received from the Westinghouse Elec
trio company Of indianapolis, the Bah
cock and Wilcox company, and sew.
eral other large companies OF ma
tional repute, the estimates ranging
from $4,000 to $65,O00, but the mat
ter will be taken under advisement for
several days before any decision is
made.
This improvement has been needed
for a humber of years, according to
Superintendent Dillon, and will mean
that the efficiency Of, the plant will be
greatly increased. and that a great
amount of new work can be taken on
The plant can do more business at less
expense, he continued to say, and al
though it may be week or so before
the contract is let or rejected definite
ly, the Board is favorably inclined at
present.
Bids for collecting garbage also were
opened and probably will be awarded
Druley of Boston township, but that
matter also will be decided later.
Paving the alley between A and B
from South Fifth to Sixth was allowed
to Daniel G. Burkhardt, the lowest bid
der at 20 cents per square foot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
ENGLISH CHEER
REFERENCE TO
U. S. FIGHTERS
America Will Be Victory
Bringing Factor, Lloyd
George Tells Commons.

LONDON, Aug. S.-"If America were
to call men to the colors in the same
proportion that Great Britain has done
II would result in an American arm,
Of 100000"
1t was Premier Lloyd George who
thrilled the House Of Commons Wed
nesday afternoon with this picture
But there were few other Ifs" in his
speech, which was a review of the
war year, incident to the adjournmen;
OF Parliment Thursday until the mid.
die of October.
1t was ''win-the-war" speech
throughout with the speaker at his
oratorical best driving home smash.
ing. inspiring facts.
Enthusiastic was his praise Of Am
erica's part in the war, how it has
been and will be, the decisive, victory
bringing factor.
In July alone, he said, $4,000 Am
orleans were brought to Europe, $780,.
600 Of them on British ships.
Cheers constantly interrupted the
prime minister in his speech. They
were particularly loud and hearty
whenever he referred to America, and
when he praised the fighting qualities
OF the Yankees who have stood the
test Of battle like veterans.
Ovation for Foch.
Again there was a stormy ovation
when the speaker mentioned Foch's
name, calling him "Marshal"-the hon.
or just bestowed upon the Allied Gen
eralissimo as token of Frances graft.
tude for the victory of the Marine.
The German people and Germany's
allies were beginning to be disillu-
stoned, the Premier continued. In
March, Germany was promising great
things and the peace tenacles from her
allies were withdrawn. The promise,
however, he pointed out, had failed,
and the German harvest was short.
although militarily the Germans had
been at the height of their power
Russia, said the Premier, had be-
come a log to the feet Of Germany.
The Russian people. however. had re-
scented the internal interference Of
Germany with them and were more
and more seeking allied help.
I'VE will not hesitate to give it to
them where ever it is possible" he
added
Abiding to the Czecho-Slovaks. the
Premier explained that their only de.
sire was to quit Russia and help the
allies on the eastern front. The Boil
shevik government, however, had re-
scented the attempt of the allies to as
sist them to get away. Therefore, the
Bolshevild had only themselves to
blame for the Czecho-Slovak hostility. !
The Premier wanted this made |,
clear, he said, because there had been
criticism of President Wilson's decis- |!
ion to join the allies in the Vladivos |
tok movement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
GIRLS TRIO GIVES
Benefit CONCERT

Miss Caroline Hutton, violinist;
Miss Mildred Schalk. pianist, and
Miss Elgia Wittwer, vocalist, gave a
recital Wednesday night in the east
Main Street Friends church for the
benefit of the Allied Relief fund.
Miss Hutton commenced the pro.
gram with a realistic Vieuxtems mum
Der, "Ballade and Polonaise." Miss
Wittwer sang three delightful little
songs: Springs Coming" by Nc
Fadyn, "Such Lii Fellow" by Dich-
mont, and SCOTS appropriate 1.-THE
Winds in the South Today" Miss
Schalk appea red next, producing a
bright and whimsical number, "Scher-
go" by Hutchinson.
In the second part Of the program
Miss Hutton gave THE Avalanche"
from a Wigwam, ''The Meadow-Lark'
by Cecil Burleigh, and "Rondino," by
Eddy Brown, the Indianapolis virtuoso.
Miss Wittwer gave ITO a Messen-
ger" by La Forge, Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot" and "The Americans Come"
by Clay Foster.
The closing numbers were rendered
by the entire trio, Miss Schalk at the
piano and Miss Hutton playing an OBJ
ligatto to Miss Wittwers voice in
by the Waters of Minnetontia," Laeu-
rance, and Zone Spring Morning, by
Nevin. These were followed by a
rendition of the national hymns of the
allied nations, Italy, England, France
and America. The audience joined in
the Star Spangled Banner"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
INDIANA j, ALUMNI
TO MEET MONDAY

A meeting of the Wayne County AL
umni and former students of Indi-
ana University is to be held next
Monday evening at s o'clock at the
Westcott hotel. Prof. D. A. Roth
rock of the Mathematics department
of the University will deliver an ad-
dress and will be the guest OF the
Wayne County association. A most
cordial invitation is extended to par
ents of prospective college students
and to all 1918 graduates of high
schools who are interested in a Uni
versity education.
Prof. Rothrock will discuss the
wark work the University has been
doing and will give detailed informa-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
DIES IN ENGLAND.

WINCHESTER, Ind. Aug. S.-Lloyd
f. Brown, 90 years old, former teach
er in Stoney Creek township died in
a hospital in England, according to
word received by his father, Ed Brown,
of Losantville. Brown enlisted in the
army about two years ago and has
been in England for six months. He
was a graduate of the Losantville high
school and was we'll known in that
locality.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
NEGROES ARE FINED.

WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug s.-Twc
colored men, Sylvester Small and Lew
Milton, claiming Muncie as their home
are now housed in the Randolph coun-
ty Jail as result Of visiting the wet
Oasis" of Union City where they were
arrested by Marshal Harris. Mayor
Gunckel assessed a fine Of $50 and
costs each and being unable to pay
will remain at the county jail for
eighty days. They had when arrested
two gallons of whiskey and two pints
of beer.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08

ton about the opportunities which
the University offers to young men
and young women.
DR.. L. j. Ross, president OF Wayne
County Alumni Association is in
charge of the arrangements for the
meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
MANY HOLD. w. S. S.

EATON, O., Aug. Mayor Harry
R1singer, chairman of the war savings
certificate organization in Preble
county. states that up to the present
time twenty-one residents of the coun-
ty are holdres Of $1,000 worth each Of
the certificates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-08
Auction Old Rubber
Friday at 10 O'clock

The Red Cross rubber pile in the
Elks' yard will be auctioned off to
the highest bidder Friday morning at
10 O'Clock. A number of junk men
have signified their intention to bid
for the accumulation OF rubber. If
you still have old rubber articles,
you'll have to throw them across the
Elks' fence by Friday.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

Jro It beulen ber4pin.
Den idon nad einisen Sassn, tpenn
nan einen ganaen Selerietopf in BEN
81 einem SUP ooer 9anobabe notlsen
Waher toden lGbt unb Dieies Sab
10 beib nimmt als man es ausbalten
tann.
Gleds BON Sinte au emit.
fernen. aus Wdf9e Wai9en nit
beibem %GbIorpaher. auf 8 Quart
Wafer cine 9ano uoQ Gblorpulper.
Nus polenen. baumtpoaenen pbsr
feiOenen Stoffen, tpenn bic Garben
edit fino unb ni9t ausseben: Wa5den
NIT beroiinnter Wetnidure auf 8
Quart iuarmes Wafer apei @ram,n
Weinidure.
Weide Ger regelredt 5l3ube.
rciten, lit bel neitcm nidt cine 10
leihte Sabe, uls man oenft. 9efaunt.
lid lit bel einem ielbit bon funbiger
Sano gefod)ten rmciden" 81 oaS
WeiBe oesielben nlciit letter, oils eia
idypader Wuoen Is 81 uertragen
pcrlnag. Wton lc1t ole Gier in einell
erndrultrl, ticicm 9tnpl gieBt 10 piel
nullcrloeS Naiicr ultf Oirielbcn, oaB
Is etmas i;bcr iDnen ilcDt, urO Octft
oolm Den 9tapr, Der al feinem mar
men Srte lteJcn bari, gut 81. 9tad)
. riil,oeItens clllcr GiertelitlnOe iirD
Gle gier gar uno @eiBes unO WI.
hes 10 ibOn glcid)m1Big ncid), mie
lta,l lid Dies MIR INNER piiniden
fanu. @ei oiciem @eriabrcn bleiben
ole gier aud lange id)0n iuarnL obns
cod 81 erbGrten.
S"eniter mnb SpiegeI fol.
len MN einmal in ieoen Sous redt
tlanf icin, oubitrd) 9eiuinnt Die gan.
5e @obmulg Elm frcllnolides "'ts'
jcfen. Sin YilBpulper, ipelfes gum
.9icinigen Don Spic9eln, Se,itern.
Sdaulcnitcrn unb guslagctGiten iiA
sail5 beiouocrs et9net, miro bereitet.
inbcm man fal5iuierte Wtagneiia nit
rcillem 9cn5ir permiibt, 10 OaB cine
Wtaiie entite9t, fpelbe binreiheno
feild)t lit, I'M oaraus Sropfen aus.
preiicn 81 fonnen. Sieie Mtiibung
nu,b mobluerihloiien in @lasfIai6en
cuibepabrt mcroen, oa oas 9en3i,t
lih befantlid leiht nerfliidtet. Gin
ipenig BON oieier Wiiidnng miro anf
elm Stiid Watte ooer 8aumtuoIle &c.
leat uno Dos @las bamit gerieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

Som eft: inn pierten Sabr befinb.
lid, 1874 Suno bod 100 8funo.
Sdpar5 nit meiBen Spiten. 3uber.
lGiiieer 3iidter.
9eoinguneen: $500 nit @aran.
tie zines lebenben Soblens. 9as
Soblen itebt gut fir ben 9etrae Der
&eriiderung.
9ntd Senrb: gldt Sabre alt, 14s4
Sanb bod, $40 8funb. Sdmar5 nit
pciBen Spiten. 3uperlaiiiger 3iih'
ter.
9eoingungen: $1,000 nit @aron.
tie zines lebenben Soblens. 9as Sob.
len itebt gut fir ben 8etrag Der Scr
iiherung.
Sorgfalt miro a%ngemenoet perben.
I'M unfdlle gu berpenben; Serar1t.
iportli6feit miro aber nibt iibernont.
men. Sn allen SGaen lit Scr 9ctrag
Der 8erii6erllng 5ablbar iobalb ipie
oas Soblen ltebt nno ia,,gt. Seine
8eoienrng am Sonntag.
2ouisS eibner,
Morriion, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Gimpn Snppmeber ,uirb bon eiuem
ltufaa betroffen.
Gonitise Wenigfeiten BON 9rafc.

Inns mllroc in iilngiter Belt bcl
fdGnite Regcn beifeert ben mir ieii
ssSabren gebabt babcn, uno ollie Sci.
Der iebcn iebt pruhtpoll ans.
~llniere bieligen airden trcffen icst
Sorbereitungcn sur Seicr bes @rd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sinlon Sappmepcr lpltr6e an pori.
gen Sreitag bon eincm lllfall betrof.
fen, infoIge beiicn CT lid ciucr dirur.
giIfen operation %u,tcrpcricn nlubte.
@r befinbct iih ollf Dem @cae Scr
8eiierlrng.
9ie Sernteiiln9 Der Stoots. Giro.
&c 1T MN ppllenbct uno mir mpllcr
Iofien bob bieiel6c glnerfcnnllng lei.
tens Der 9NGrOcn ucroient.
Sris Sdrocber bcridtet bic In'
funft cincs flcincn Sobt,cS IN ieincnr
Seim.
True translation filed with the post.
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
16, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
9ic 9ircftoren Der iGmmtlider
adt Sfulen in 9oeuf Spp. merbcr
nit Dem 90. Moi onfangen cinen @e
ind bon Sal,s 81 Sous 81 MAIDEN
aur @rlangung bon 9citrGgen gun
5%lueiten &rices Sonb bes Hptbei
&reu5es. @ir miinihen Den better
@rfola in iebem 0iltrift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
DR.. {. ". Lockwood
3a6nar5t
n, M o.
Office Der Beoples 8anf eegsniiber.
Nur Der Grfabrnus balber.
erman n, M o.

0as WG0den mar icbr reid uno
Der Singing mar arlll, nbcr cbrli6.
Sic battc i'm germ, abcr mciter ulld)
llid)ts, llnb oos iuuBtc CT. Iuf cineml
9aae ipn9tc CT eiu rtipos intinleres
@cipr1d). Sic iinb icbr reid"
begann er. - vSSauobl," CAB lie III.
lmrpunoen 81. sd bin brei Wiillios
nen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mart
lucrtb." vllnb i6 bin orrl." -
Sal" ~@ollcn Sic MIDI bciro.
tbcn?" nNcin!" - Sd m,lbtc cs
id,oi, porbcr, oob Sic mid nidt uebs
men miirbcn." = y@arum bobcn Sic
MIDI bcnl oaun crit gcfroet?" -
mid Damn crit eeiraat2" - Ob.
blob I'M nal gu ieben, mie ell
Millionen Observation-Disclosures
@arf aui einen Sdlae pcrlicrt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
vSernb 2isens Wr. $751;

Mari6an 2,tfe Sunior, elm fir ale
3mede tauglibes, idmar5es 8ferb;
16 Sanb bod, @epidt ~ltngefabr
1900 8funb; unb als Elm 3udtbengit
bon Altalitdt, StpI unb Iusbal,er
bat berielbe Soblen Inn ieinen ber-
o~ienitboIlen &eforb au beneiien.
&entndp Sim
Sriiber bon MllguIt Mpprill geeig-
net ,in6 nit einem Meforb als Bid.
ter. gr lit Elm idipar5er 3udteiel
NIT meiBen Spiten, bon el,tem,
l6peren &noden. ,,nb &0rper-g au,
eroBen &opf l,no 0bren, geidmeioig
tnb fdbig.
8ei6e Sbiere nerbcn altf meiner
Sarm, an &oute 3, Sermonn Mo.,
5ltr 9ebienl,ng iteben.
8eDtngungen: I'm Gin les
benbes Soblen gu iidern, Senglt
$500, 8uhteiel $500. 9as @elb 1T
fGllig pcnn oas Soblen 8 Gage alt
lit, ooer menr sic Wtdbre pcrbanoelt
ooer berfauft miro, bann lit oas Gels
iofort fdllig. @enn~ nidt beaablt,
bann itebt bas Soblen gu ieber Belt
gut fir Ben 8etrae. Sorgfalt miro
angetpenoet merben I'M llnfalle 81,
berbiiten; aber feline Seranttportli6.
felt miro iiberrtomrten int Sail baB
etmas borfdllt. Man fomme nnb
iebe Die Sbiere.
Geo. 6. @eber,
st. 3. Sermaun, 900.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

IS lit nift piel 81 beridten, inoenl
iid in Der %pergangcnen @ofe all Der
lpeItlihen Sront uno ebenfalls ali1
Den ruiiiihen rno bcn italieniiben
SdaliplGten oes Sricges nidts bon
groBer geoeut,lng ober Sragpeite cr'
eignet bat.
Set bcn leeten 5iuci @o6en babcn
sic oelttl6cn Sruppcn an Der @eit-
Sront feinen grobcn gngriff inter.
nommen. uno felt Der leBtcn, grobcn
beutiden Siicniipe iinb nun fait orei
@oden pereaneen. Die Seinoieli9-
feitcn allf beiben Seiten fommer mel
Itens in eroBen @rtillerie-D uellen
gum Iusbrld. IllBerbem finoen je.
bod fait beitGnbig f~leinere, ioipie aitd
sroBere @efedte unb @oritoBe itatt.
3tpiiden Der CONNIE ,no Der
ancrs lit Die beutide Mrtillerie iebr
tbGtid. Sn Dem g6idnitt 5pii6en
Wontoioier unb Nopor fanoen eleid.
falls idpere artilIerie Sample itatt
lno Die 8ritiiden 2inien luaren inter
itarfem @eidiibfeuer.
4n Der @bre iinb Die fran5oiiiben
Sruppen borgebrlineen unb Die gris
ten baben Bic feinbIihen @ngriffe oh.
sepieien. Die amerifaniiden Srup.
pen baben iid burd eroBc Sapferfcit
auseeaeidnet uno einen beibcn
aantpf nit elmer feinbliden Eatro.
uille %iiegreih beitanoen.
@ie es beiBt foil Sollanb iett &c.
smllngen iein, iid Den Inforberungcn
9clltidlanbs gu fiiscn; jcood iino
bicriibcr bis iest nod feline 5ltper-
.lGiiigen @eridte bier anaclangt.
Die SGfen uno Stationen Der
feinblidcn llnterieeboote, entlang Der
&iilte bon, 8elgien iino iett effeftib
blofiert. Iuf Dem Weer ioIl Ser
ariee bal1ptia6lid 5lpiiden bcn I'm.
terleebooten uno ben ne,terbontcn
S6iffen Der Illiirtcn gefiibrt meroen.
0as ungiinitige 8etter uno Der
l6lehte 3uitano bes 9obens baben in
ocn letten 8oden bic 9elpegungen
unb Die Gdmpfe ouf DEM 2anbc icbr
beidrGnft; alle In5eiden bellten obcr
bara,tf bin. Bob mir uns an Sor.
abenb bes letten, groBcn feinblidcn
Ingriffs b%efinben, Ser 6cinb 5icbt
ollie nerfiigbaren &eierbcn 5uiammlcn;
idmmtlide groBe oeutihc Sccrfiib.
rer iino an Der 8eit-Sront Der.
ianunelt uno General bon Madenien
ioll BORT baS Oberfomnnonoo iiber.
baben. @ir biirfen oaber in
nahiter 3eit groben, pielleidt cnt-
ifcioenoen Greigniiicn cntge9cn.
Ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Nene Nnseigen

Sarm @erlanst: @utcr Sormer
miinidt cine Sarm gu padten
8iini6t bicielbe inn fonuuerScn
Serbit at iibernebmen. Ndbercs in
Der Office bieies 9lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

3n berfamfen: @ein apeiitodiaes
Bobnballs an Der meitI. 2. Strabe il,
Sermann. nebit Got bon 10 Nlrb
Sront. Bradtboll i'm idonitcn Sbei.
le Der Stabt niht ipeit bon Der Gitp
Sail gelegen befinoet iid bas @obn.
baus nabe Dem @eiddftscentrum un6
bod i'm id0niten @obntbeilc Der
Stabt. Hreis $4,000. @benfaIls
Got bon 65 Sub Sront an Sieies 81.
gentbltm %angren5enb unb elm prGd.
tiger 9auplat. greis $500.
.. q. Starf,
STA Sumpbren
ct. 2ouis, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

Sn %crbGltniB CUR GinipobnerSabl
lit 8asconaoe Goluntp nod inmcr bas
Banner olntp oes Staots nit DC.
AHA auf Die Insobl ser Sagblioenicn,
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Sm %crbGltniB CUR Ginipobner5abI
lit 8usconaoe Gollntp nod INNER Dos
@onncr. Golntp Oes Staats nit Sc,
ALA altT Die Insabl ser Sagoli5enici
g. :. 9arlr, BON Goiebilo, bat Ct.
men Sbcil Scr Ectcr Selling Sano.
itrcfe, n0roIif bon 6eralo, fir Cru.
bcnslpedc eepadtet, inocm oaielbii
Die alisiidt fir cine profitable Sbon'
CRUDE porbanoen lit.
Im Wontag, Den 20. Wai, miro
pom Sl,seno Serein Der Sresbptcria.
ncr @clneinoc, in Sope, ailf benz Sir.
henplot, Elm See Cream Social &c.
gebel lucrocn. Infang Der ltnterbal.
tllng I'M 2 llbr, nadmittaes. 9as
8llblifum lit freunolidit eingelaocn.
Sbeo. Eegeler, bon Stolpe, Der.
falifte fiir5lid an @uitap Sdaeffer
cine ieiner 6arnen, cntbalteno 100
ader lrlo in ser NGbc bon Stolpe &c.
legen. Scr 9aufpreis betrllg
$4,000.
Gbriit. Sobnlcn. bon Wrrriior +.
I. s., pcrfaufte nelllib an Sbeo. Scge.
Ter, bon Stolpc, 3rpei regiitriertc
Solt.Serfel, uno Gins ocsgleifcn oil
Srit gbfer, bon &oiehuo.
Sn ibrer @obn,tag. IN Der @Gbe
bon Seem @oollnm, itorb fiir5lih
5ro,l aIbertina Gaci6in I'M Sitter
bon IS Sobren. Sic binterlaBt bic
S6bne gilbert S. G5eidin bon
Opensbillc unb @m. gaeidin bon
9lano, ioiuic cine Sdipeiter, Srau s.
@nlper.
Die Spnnenbisc ON porigcn
9ienstag mar 10 %intenIip, baB o..
bltrd) Die Shienen Der Sod Sslanb
@abn, 5lpiidcn Canaan ilnb 9lanb,
.eciporien (uarpeb) mllroen. Ger Sl1.
geltieur eines beranfommenben gu
ges benlerfte oieien 3uitano Der
S6ienen llrlb perminoerte sic S6nel.
bcs 3uses iofort, I'M eincn
81 pcrbiiten.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
IS, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
OaS Rothe &rcl,s BON Canaan
miro an Sanlstog, ben is Mui, cine
ll~ntcrbaltung gebcn.
IuI iein Gittgeiud) llll @ieoeraufs
nabmc ieines Sales unb fir &c-
flaliififotion, bat bic 9iltrift. 9eborbc
in Soplar Bluff @en Sadnlann, bon
Worriion in &laiie 4 eetban, wobin
er aud 5ucrlt bon Der 2ocal- 8eboroe
plaaiert woroen mar. Serr Sadmann
bat iid perbeiratbet felt ser &rieg er.
fldrt ipurbe, ilno mar al,f Sen SIP.
pel bcs @ppellations = Igenter, %.
S. ellis, on Die &ceierune, in 4laiie
1 periebt porben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

Sns Yifnif Der @. &. Counting
idlllc in Crate, miro am Montag
9iadmittas, bcn 20. @oi, itottfinorn.
glniana mn ~ llbr. mittugs. Gas
Illblifun lit cingclaocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

3u Serfaafen: elm Srame Bobn.
balls nit s 3immern i'm idonfen
8obntbeile bon Sermanr an Der 8.
Strabe. Nad5ufragen in Der Office
oieies BIattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

3m @ermietbem: Gin eeraumiaes
Store-8 ebGlloe an Ser grItcn Strake.
Sran Waria G6erer.
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9dmme sn %reinisen.

Gin Stiif @otte tol,dt man in
8en5in unb sieht lie bl,rd Ole &omm-
5Gbne; man medielt bie @ntte 10 Ian,
ee, bis Tic nid)t mebr id,n1nsiq miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

o. s. @alr, bon Hoiebilo, bat ci-
men Sbcil Scr Ectcr Selling Sano.
itrcfe, noroli6 bon 8eralo, fir Cru.
bcnslpetc eepa6tet, inocm baielbii
Die allsiid)t fir cine profitable Sbon'
9rllbe porbanoen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, On May
16, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Griessnadridten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17
Naaemeine Gonntp Nenisfeiten.

Rcaclm1bigc Sibung oes Gountp.
8cridts alll nGdlten p. 0tai.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-17

@naeieen i'm Solfsblatt brineeil
@rfolg.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-26
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-26

Today another group of our boys is
leaving Martinsburg for Camp Meade.
1t is Liberty Day. Let's make every
day Liberty Day" till the end of
time! Think of it! Yesterday a
number of Austrians and German
citizen put their names on the dotted
line Doesn't that make you feel that
that you must do all that you can
to help the boys?
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-05-10

perhaps the one who 10 civil life de-.
bvered the coal at her back door. To-
day she does not shrink from lighting
his fss or even washing bis grimy
body.
Tommy adnires Albert Of Belgium be.
cause he 10 not pusher Of men; he
leads them. With him It's not q case
Of stake that trench" Il IL ''come on
ane We viii take t."
II IL amuaing 10 notice the different
characteristics Of the Irish, Scotch and
Eagiish soldiers. The Irish and Scotch
are very impetuous. especially when II
comes TO bayonet lighting. while the
Ehgiishman, though Q tfne slower.
thoroughly does his bit: he 10 more
msthodical and has the grip Of bull.
dog on . captured position. lie Is
slower 20 think that is the reason why
he never knows when he is licked.
Twenty minutes before going over
the top the English Tommy will sit on
the nre step and thoroughly examine
the mechanism Of his rife 10 see that II
10 In working order and win FIRE prop
erly. After this examination he IL sat
isiied and ready TO meet the Boches.
But the Irishman or Scotchman sits
on the fire step, his rife with bayonet
ixsd between his knees. the butt Of