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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

70 Deda Gawer, Canaan, rid.
OWillie A. Schlottach, Owens, rid.
81 Paul F. Schultz, Owensville, rid.
80 Willie A. Landwehr, BEN
S3 Willie H. Lottmann, Ovens, rid.
"a John A. Sorrell, Red Bird
85 John H. Danuser, Red Bird
So Alb. G. Wittrock, Bland
81 Ezra Pope, Canaan
SO James B. Rhodes. Red Bird
80 Luther E. Gibson, Owensville
80 VIM. E. Stradford, Owensville
81 Russell w. Jett, Owensville, rid.
92 VIM. w. Stanfeld, Owensville
90 VIM. M. Parcel, Owensville
"a John F. Winter, Owensville
95 Emmett E. Estes, Rosebud
SO Herm. j. Kaeding, Bland
81 Jesse E. Smith, Canaan, rid. r.
90 Emery S. Cuneio, Tea
80 Fred P. Niewald, Owensville, rid.
100 Sanford Havener, Rosebud, rid.
1O1 James D. Agee, Bland
1C2 VIM. G. Moeller, Owensville, rid.
1O3 Hy. F. Dittman, Canaan
104 Gust. F. Dittman, Canaan
los Christ. A. Essmann, Bland
106 Joseph F. Williams, Bland
lot Philip J. Scego, Rosebud, rid.
1Os Edwin G. AufderHeide, Bland
100 Claude R. Raver, Bland
| 110 Clarence C. Koenig, Bland
Iii Fred J. Diestelkamp, Bland
liz Jesse J. Skouby, Bland
113 Hy. G. Goers, Bland, rid.
ia Oscar E. Murphy, Owensville, rid
115 Daniel H. Birkmann, Owens, rid.
116 Hy. F. Langenberg, Rosebud, rid.
1T Fred A. Brown, Owensville
11s Miles Nicks, Owensville, rid.
| 119 Walter Niewald, Rosebud, rid.
120 Edwin L. Piezuch, Owensville, rid
121 Ralph ]. Ferris, Oak Hill
I122 Emery E. Maupin, Owensville, rid
1913 Fred w. Hengstenberg, owensvill
124 Walter D. Tayloe, Owensville, rid
125 Hy. A. Ruffner, Canaan
I126 Frank Busen, Tea 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

-aniongs nGditcr &oMe bcainnt
nlon plieenmciic in @osconoOc Conn.
tp ldon nit Scr @ei5cncrntc. Gnoc
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icit piclcn Sabrcn in Wfiiionri er5iclt
lporbcn ilt..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
NadDridDtcn pom ariessidamplat.

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griifcn, 0nS 3iel beS ScinScS 1T
ihcihbor 9llilicns cbcr Earis.
0ic 9(uiirtcn boltcn Dem ~gngriff
Stouo uno bobeu ocn Scinb Itcllcn'
lpeiic ai,riidGctrichen.
Die 0clttid)Cn Dobcll II friid)c 0is
piiioncn 100000 Wom) in bcn
Gonlpf Qcporicn fonntcu obcr bis
ictt nid)t burdbrcd,cn
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Snbr.
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holtcn unb fcinoliNen 9ln0riii nit
0robcm Gcrlllit ohgcipieicn; lltnftcn
glcidioll5 10 Sfii5ierc mo $50
Monn 81 @efongcnen.
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lmo scr Oiic bot 5lr 3cit olliocb0rt
i'm Norbcn4nn Scr 9(iinc Wnrnc Clinic,
bat cine ncuc Shlod)t bcannncn.
Goris miro lpicocr aus GROCER Ser
ne bcidoiicn.
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a,t6 sic @ritcn lllb bic sSron3olcn
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@eionlmtbcrluit Scr glmerifoner III
bis iett 1916.
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ben, 10 meit befan,tt lit, I'M 6innser
Is Sd)iffc in scr IGbe unierer aiiitt
pcricnft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Nmmnlcr 36
Der @anocrtrieb brinst Subn 0rass
in Columbia in Srnbcl.

Sheriff u. ". 0ictcl crbiclt am
porieen 9cnuerstng oic giahridt
pont S)eriit bon Boone Golritp, baB
Gin bciolrter Mann Ser ST 1850 nit
iih iiibrtc unb icinen gtmnen ols
Syobn Grass, bon Sernlunn, Nto, an.
aoh, bon Den 9cb0roen in Columbia
IN Sbbnlt gcnoulncn pilrbc. Serr
Sietcl tclefrapbicrte ioiort oen
Niom bis 81 ieincr 9lnflmit fcIt5lt'
bolten.
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loiicn, Sie 0urtiu6ten :, c Ncrion
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bonrcn @cIoc, G'r gdh lelncn No
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rem Snuri'ten III Wclpobr'ol!L DIS
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cnoicbc onrh oas @eNcs," er 'o9fe
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
gsemes bon Scrmann q. 2.

9lrtbur Sollertien ,tab @attin iinb
alle beioe erfranft; mir ipiinihen oa-
ber rai6e 8eHerltng.
Senrp un6 grnlt MeDer iparen am
pergangener, Sonntog, bein6speiie,
BEL Gbas. Seitmann unb Samilic, in
Der gibe bon 9etmolb.
sSllris 9arner lit mabrenb bieies
Sonlners auf glrtbur Solicrtlen's
Sarm beidaftist.
Com. Sdulte bot bon Sobn Stort,
in Sernlann elm nei,cs Gbebrolet
sluto gefauft. Serr Stors bat i'm
2aufe bieies 5riibjabrs, in oieier sc.
eeno, s slntos berfalft; Die .gbebro.
lets" iinb baber bier iebr popular.
Sacob 3raettli iinb Senrp Seie.
mann baben ieber cine Columbia eal-
paniiierte @rain.@in (@etreibe @e.
bdIter) gefauft.
Geo. &oblfine l,nb @attin iparen
porige 8ode nit ibrer Godter ella
in ct. 2oiiis, Inn lestere ipegen Con.
iiIitis bebanoeIn au laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Madlt Der 8eluobnbeit.

,Sa baberi Sie gan5 redt, 5rait
gtohborin, Die EoIitif beroirbt uns
Die WGnner. Seitoem mein Sitter in
Sen @eneinoerot geip1blt iuorben lit,
mill er iogar au Sauie mandnlal 9
8ort neBmen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

-sn5eisen i'm 8olfsblatt bringen
@rfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
Sermaun, Mp., 5reitag, ben IA. SUIT 1918

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on June
13, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

down to the altar scarcely able to
walk from weakness and nervous ex-
citement.
Then he went after his brother and
brought him to the mission, but at was
months before he surrendered his
will"
All this happened four years ago.
Today his brother is an ordained
preacher in the south, and Sanders
has good job and lives near the mis-
sion which he attends nearly every
night so that he,9can help as he Is
needed 4r
Yes--it was just little band of peo-
pie on a busy New York corner, sbut
what possibilities in the story they
were telling that careless crowd!
1t has always been so with the gos-
pei message-from the time that Paul
and the disciples preached it ON the
same kind of street corners two thou
sand years ago to laughing, scorning
Romans and Athenians, even down to
the Indifferent twentieth century New
York crowds-the message that has
revolutionized the world
But don't let's get away from this
point: If Sanders was lifted out of
the muck by the power of the gospel
to say nothing about his brother
there must be chance for every other
man who has reached the lower levels
of life because of weakness or sin
no matter whether he calls himself
Protestant, Jew or Catholic, or names
any other faith-so long as God is in it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
WORTH WHILE
QUOTATIONS

Let man then know his worth, and
keep things under his feet. Let him
not peep or steal, or skulk up and
down with the air Of charity-boy, a
bastard or an interloper. in the. world
which exists for him. But the man in
the street, finding no worth in HIM
which corresponds to the force which
built tower or sculptured a marble
god, feels poor when he looks on
these. To him, o palace, a statue or a
costly book have an alien and forbid
and seem to say like that, who are
you, sir!'' Yet they all are his, suitors
for his notice, petitioners to his fac
ulties that they will come out and
take possession. The picture waits for
my verdict: it is not to command me,
but am to settle Its claims to praise
That popular fable of the sot who
was picked up dead-drunk in the
street, carried to the dukes house,
washed and dressed and, laid I'M the
dukes bed, and, on his waking, treat
ed with all obsequious ceremony like
the duke, and assured that he had
been insane-owes its popularity to
the fact that it symbolizes so we'll the
state of man, who is in the world a
sort of sot, but now and then wakes
UP, exercises his, reason, and Anis
himself a true prince. Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
THE CONVERSATIONALIST

Her eyes were pelucd, her lips were like wine
Her cheek inviting, her brow was divine,
And stood on mountain and gazeo on the sea-
And the rapture of ages thrilling in me,
When she said, with the air of languarous queen
"S-o-rn--e sceneP'
ooh, beloved" cried. Deep of sky and of sea,
But symbol the deeps Of my passion for thee
Like the sun in the zenith it burns in my blood
And sweeps through my heart like the tide it's food
Then the words foated out, as her jaws fell apart
"S-o-m--e hearth
"And yet, as we look on this vision of peace,
Our brothers are warning from Flanders to Greece
And forward! still forward! they're beating the Boche
AS our banners are borne by the Armies of Fochw
And she said, as she lifted her pepsin again
"S-o--1n-e Gen."
90 maiden" I cried els that word ALWAYS pat?
Some hher, some whittier some this and some that
By the Of your somes is there way of weaving
Your lips from its mad, mutfarous meaning?'
But she murmured again. as she yarded her gum
Ai sS-o-m-e 'Some!'
Copyright 1918, N e. Al
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
INTERESTING BITS O. GOSSIP

90 = q
! wonder how many of the good PEG.
pie of Martinsburg have read the, no
tice which John Zirkle, representing
the city, has inserted in the daily pa
pers. mean the request to all ten
ants and property owners to clean the
cutters IN front of their respective
properties, land keep them clean, to
quote Mra Zirkle. gesa 1864 egsa ~
IT is I'd be hoped that every citizen
will, without further urging, attend to
this highly important matter It is a
disgrace toa city the size Of ours that
such a condition should exist andsit is
up to us to get rid of the nuisance as
soon as we can possibly do 80. Let's
begin today, neighbors, and set an ex.
ample to the man who lives next door
to us. They say cleanliness is next
to Goodness and If tina. is true, we'll
let's not say any more but. get busy
and clean UP. !.
Clarence b. Martin Is to;be congrat.
ulated on the manner in which he
handled and put across his Emitted War
Work Campaign drive and a great deaf
of credit is due to all the members of
the different teams who: made the sue.
cess Of the campaign possible
-. - ~
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

habits
l couldn't believe that this was
Sanders-this isn't his real name
standing in line with mission con
verts, singing and praying and testi-
flying to what God had done" for him.
l listened to his story. He went clear
down the line until he was Bowery
bum. And he pulled his younger
brother down with him, too.
And then one night he wondered
into the little mission on side street,
and heard what religion had done for
others. He came back, night after
night, for week And then, on Satur-
day night, when the time came for
men to go forward to ask the prayers
of the workers, he arose and came
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

Copyright, 1918, N. e. A.)
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
A COLONIAL POLICY

bismarck regarded colonies as use
less encumbrances; but Prusslail op'n
ion all along has been quite mission,
upon restoration of the cohquet'S
German colonies. One might ~oHue a.
lust what use Germany, In her w
pleted state, would have for pare.
self-supporting appendages IN AIN"
and elsewhere.
About year ago a Teuton pF0i''
sor contributed series OF artlcie' y
the formidably named EuropS'' ~
Stats and Notwithstanding on 'n'
general subject Of state monopoiie.,
He concluded that the empire ai'0,
the war, derive an annual revenue "
five billion marks from state 'HOA
opolies of tobacco, spirits, beer '1
gar, tea, coffee, cocoa, coal, eiec',I
ity, nitrates, bread, meat, anu eAp'
tation OF colonial labor. -
The last item, rather puzzlihs "
first glance, was to bring IN ono w.
lion marks year, or fifth o. wv W.
total. 1t was to consist OF tHo w.
forced labor of the inhabitan'S =, w.
colonies for four-year periods-Wiilsa1
as the professor sblandly expiaiAg ',i
would merely be in lieu OF tne =,
tary service the empire reQun00
tits home subjects Utah.
In short, 1t meant tbs es'" "n ID
ment OF slavery--and the prolesS'. or.
at least entitled to credit ron n'' -
dor -
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

is ever another similar campaign nee.
essary we nominate him for the chair.
manship. He can stand heap Of worry.
ing and we need just such men who
will stay awake nights to make sure
that they are not going to fall down
on their job e :7TgI
After several postponements, dua
for the most part to the most impor
tant of which was the long continued
epidemic. of Influenza we are at last
going to have our county agricultural
exhibit for the boys and girls. MI
Tracy o. Fling, Of the Morgan Coun-
ty Farm Bureau, who has 50 kindly
helped to carry along the work Of the
local ibufeau since the departure OF
Mr.. Teal, was In town today ard ne
tells us that all. arrangements nave
been made for holding the exhibit
Mr.. Fling had considerable difficulty
In finding suitable place in which 10
hold the exhibit He called on several
Queen street people who sent MN
from one person to another without
any satisfying results. Then tins elr
terprising young man went to Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. P. Thorn and asked them loi
the use of Thornwood Hall.
Not only did the Thorns give MN
permission to use the hall hut 'ne'
even went SO far as to assure M
Fling that if It, were necessary 'ne'
would be- only too glad to donate inc
use of a team to help carry some oA
the exhibits to the, hall That is 'nS
spirit that will make anything go III
Martinsburg and it is to be hopeu 'n@'
more OF our citizens will cactn d iit'''
OF it and whenever the opportunity pi0
sents itself come forward ana oii0'
to do their bit.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

But just then l
glanced into the
face of a man neal
the end of the
semi-circle and
recognized a ma
chinist with whom
| worked 20 years
ago. AT that time
he was a swear
ing, drinking, ca
rousing chap, who
lost about half OF
each week be.
cause Of his out
rageously b a 4
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

SANDERS
HOPE.
By the REV. CHARLES sTELzLE

Hurrying past crowded New York
street corner heard the sound Of sing
ing-it was familiar gospel song
sung by a semi-circle of a dozen men
and women. tt
They had come from q nearby rescue
mission, carrying a baby organ and
bringing tracts and testamants for
free distribution ~
1t seemed like a puny effort in the
heart of the countrys big metropolis
with its mighty crowds, and wonder
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
NEVER MIND THE WEATHER."


De Moth Wind a,comin'!
Hear i'm at de do
A-whistlin' an a-drummin'
Like he did year ago =
De promise he is bringin'
Sort O. agitates de soul,
But l ginetetr keep a-singin'
While l carries in de coal.
De Moth Wind hover.
Fun de cloud he seem to grin.
Says he, you might discover
Tain no coal to carry I'M"
Den III keep de song a-risin'
But l won't take any chance.
I'll need de exercisin'
So / speck III have to dance.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19
TWO CITATIONS IN WEEK.

PARSLEY N E. A.)-Double
honofs came in one week to Lieuten-
ant Henry e. Wise of Long Branch,
N. j., Red Cross officer In charge of
'canteen work with the French army.
He received two separate citations,
carrying the Croix de Guerre. for
bravery and devotion is duty.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

Vfctoria's (Australia) revenue for
year is increased over last year by
10000. pounds, The surplus over ex.
|penditure Is 22Q,155 pounds.
Total trade Of Canada decreased by
$3.50 100000. in first half of fiscal year,
Peciine is chiefly. In exports.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-19

BY new Canadian regulation, mem
bers OF northwest mounted police and
the Dominion police are not allowed
TO ioin labor unions. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
ASHLAND

k iSRffa! TO II yhe ymss,n,sn',.n
attractive farewell parry was gwen
this afternoon in the home of Mrs.
W. L. Foy in honor OF Misses Alice
Howison, Mary Goodw.n. stuart BIan-
ton, Marjorie Riker ana Airs. Snrie.
New, York. preparatory for overseas
work with the y. NJ. Z. A unit .Tnc
home was decorated with the allied
hags. and during the afternoon me
the hostess served dainty refreshments
:. DR.. and Mrs. Hall Garter. Miss caro-
linz Han canter and Miss SeahrooHc
Midyette have returned from WISH
Mrs. Weldon I. Blan,ou w. {. Bian
ton, Jr., and stuart B!aii,on were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r
Blanton AT their home near Dumnarton
Miss Alice Howiso> has rcturneu
from Greenville. :. G., ana IS the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs: NJ; N, BALDWIN.
tln Ma1%r mrs Th.nery. OF Camp
here with Mrs. Chcncry In tn, home
OF his parents Nj and Mrs James
Mrs Fred Mess.ck has ,cf, for no,
home IN Auburn Ala. after 4 visit TO
R neI parents q. ana q rs Il T. lack
Mrs. Wnl~m'f. cardwen, VINO na-
been the guest Or Mrs y C4.nubcli
Tucker and Mrs Eeb-r, M.ryc mas
NJ. and Ms T. W Taylor and tac
Misses Taylo- have returned TO Ki.h.
mond. af,es spending the summer mere.
Mrs. Ionu liesl and children ~ war
saw = ar" guests OF MIS-. For
Mrs. John Wteh,msa has rc,urne.
from Newport, K. l. wncrc sh, spent
the sumiucr with her husuar.i. conan
John w zntman ~
Julia Jessup ann Hiss JAM AVER ir-i
WcdneSGdS FN UiU.ar for incir burnn