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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18

, day. / am feeling fine and hope you are
the same. We are having bad weather
| just now, it has ained for two or three
days, and 1t is quite cold. Where we
are at present we can't see more than Il
mile and that is straight up as we are
surrounded by mountains.
When we landed in France l was sur
prised to see. such small trains: they
looked like toys When we marched up
the streets the little children would run
out and grasp our hands and beg for
pennies and that seemed to be about all
that they could say. | would not live in
France if they would give me the whole
country.
Eggs are sure high here They are
six francs per dozen and that is about
$1.03, and everything is out of sight in
price.
Aug II, 1918.
Well, we have just moved to a camp
up in the hills, and | am writing this
letter on an old tree stump on the top
of mountain The band has just start
ed playing as they play every night af-
ter supper
got a letter from you today, the first
since June, but / haven't received any
papers yet
Hoping to hear from you again soon,
am,
Your son,
Frank C.. King.
Co. NJ, 18TH Inf.
t. T.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18

!
that came in just two weeks ago have
left already. Well today 1 was in X. p.
for the first time, because every body
else was busy. 1t sure is a hard job,
have to wash dishes for about $50 men,
scrub the kitchen and dining room or
mess hall. wash all the tables after
each meal wash the windows once a
day. The tables are 16 feet long and
there are IS of them, so you can mag
inc that is some bunch to feed. They
have ten men in X. p. every day and
they are usually those who are late at
revielle or those who have disobeyed or
ders.
! expect to start to non-com. school
tomorrow, but you can't tell until you
get there. In the army You never know
what YOU are going to do until you are
doing it. -.
Sept I, 1918.
/ moved to a different company this
morning and am going to a real school
now. My address is Co. G, 9Th Repl.
Rgt,, Noncommissioned Officer School,
and l will be there about month
hope will make good here, and am
going to try my best, and that is all
anyone can do.
Henry Weller,
Co. G n o School,
CamD Gordon, Ga
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
THE STACKER HUNT.

Forty thousand alleged slackers are
reported rounded up in New York and
nearby cities. 1t may be said that
those men are largely towards, who
would not fight, or toughs, who would
be demoralizing element. Still they
can exercise all the toughness they
want against the huns. If they get
their mad up they may be just rough
enough to give the boche useful in.
struction.
The larger cities contain riff-raff
that should be carefully rounded up.
Many of them are degenerate enough
so they would pass no physical test.
But there are plenty that are perfect.
ly able bodied. In the trenches they
may be strikers who will dodge all
duty possible.
Still the experiences of army camp
| life will do lot for them. For the
first time in their lives they will come
up against sharp discipline. They will
find that the man who tries to dodge
duty has very unpopular time of it,
and they will get out better if they
take their share and come through
in a decent way.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
RAYMOND e. Garrison, France

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Garrison nave
inst received letter from their
grandson, Raymond E. Garrison, VINO
is serving with the MacCrae hospitai
INIT in France He has been within
~ miles of the front and mas under-
gone some thrilling experiences IN as
sisting in the care Of the wounded as
they are brought in from the battle
field. Below we print the letter IN
part: ,oro
Just received your letter and large
pack of papers ana many na he enni'H Moved
since l wrote you last and on our Trip
we went through a village recentlE eVac-
uated by the Germans in their nasty re,
treat. Most of the buildings have been
hit by shells and there is plenty or
evidence in the woods near that they
were certainly forced to leave in a hur-
~ as there are stacks ana stac .ti % thare
lnunition, and also some guns sun tnere
Some of the boys have been collectlus
souvenirs and they had no trouble IN
finding many boche helmets ana many
we first arrived here we found no CIVIL
ians as they moved out when the Ger
mans moved in and they moved in when
the Germans moved out ana tho IT , miuSe
thev find their homes and everything
wrecked and destroyed 1t has been
raining and very chilly here the the lnsi
few DAYS, and it looks, like a big muu
hole around our hospital. There is
gang of engineers now at work hXlng
q road in order that the ambulances can
get through and deliver us the i Wout fre,i
the fighting front where some very
active fighting was taking place, put the
Americans have advanced so inuch tliat
we are quite distance from there now
Hun planes came over the first two
nights we were here and few bombs
were dropped but no damage caused
We are surgical unit and not attached
to any hospital permanently, but an
organiza ton that is always sent where
any assistance is needed. As soon as
patient enters our receiving ware
doctor is there to determine his case
and most of them are sent to our N-ray
rooms and if surgical work is required
he is attended to at once. we nave had
ing on at one time and believe me, II IS
certainly wonderful how everything is
carried on, and the wounded boys get
along fine and no matter now serious
true American spirit and determine
ton to get back on the hun line again
and help make this world free Tor DE,
Bluffs was only a short distance from
us night before last and l got permits
sion to leave camp and hiked over to
see them: found a great many or tne
brother and Lieutenant Bonham with
whom I used to work at Joe Smiths,
and we spent a very pleasant evening
together. They were just returning from
the front and going in for rest. They
have been up for some severe fighting
going on and l guess the huns realize
that the Americans are some scrappers;
we had driven the boches out and we
sure did a fine job Of it,, and guess
nearly every building there was shot to
pieces l must be up at O'Clock in the
morning as we are going to pack up
and move again for the front. Am feel
ing fine and enjoying this outdoor life.
sleeping in pup tents and all the boys
Raymond L. Garrison.
Mobile Hospital No. l.
Major MacCrae, Com.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
James Hughes, France

James Hughes, nephew of Miss
Agnes Owens, of this city, has recent
" had occasion to spend some time
in base hospital over in France and
in a letter received by his aunt late
lv he says that he treatment they re-
ceive is very good. We print the let
ter below for the. interest of Jim
mics" many friends.
Aug. 9, 1918.
Dear Aunt Agnes and Grandma:
have written you twice this week,
but am going to write again as | am
sending a bunch of letters to Denison.
I haven't any news of Importance so
this will be rather dry.
have bee. feeling pretty badly
lately and was in the hospital for two
weeks and then was out lying around
in the barracks for another week, and
then got to feeling worse so back to
the hospital I went. We are treated
N, good there, but one gets restless
ing around all the time.
| have been to Paris several times
and like it lot better than London.
/ guess we will be in this camp for
some time, and it isn't bad place at
all.
saw Percy Cavett's and "BiZ" Mill
er's addresses in the paper so I wrote
to them. hope they are around close
so that can go and see them when
l get pass. How is Jack Norris?
Your loving nephew,
James Hughes.
65S Aero Squadron,
Amer. r. F., France.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
Sgt. Lucas A. Weeks, France.


The letter printed below was receiv'
ed by A. G. Weeks from his son, Lucas
who is in France with the 2Sd engi'
neers: - . D., Tia. 4 Z, H..
Just month ago today you wrote me-
and l received the letter some ten days
ago, but have been so hard pressed for
time that haven't a, written It to anyone e.
write and say anything Of interest. for
the things worth telling are just the
ones we cannot tell.
You have asked me about, our work
here. Well, Dad, the part Of the work
that we are on now is about three-quar-
ters of mile double track railroad.
yards Of earth embarrassment in it, and, a
steel bridge 500 feet long across the
Lowe river. Up until a week ago |
have been in charge, of the track, but
the dump. I handle the shovel gangs,
and the dump crews. Our shovel is a
baby Thew, SIS yard dipper. We have
fifteen Y yard steeI dGmp cars b loot
ten days we shall finish the earth work
and start ballasting. We should com
plete the job in about one month, then
to soldiers, Where do we go from here.
boys, where do we go from here?" OF
course we all have our hopes in regard
to where we Will 60 But none or us
really know. No, father, we do not
work Sundays, unless there is something
extra to do. I've put in a few of them,
but it is not compulsory.
The new battle cry, of the boys over
here is Heaven, hell or HOboken by
Christmas" and if we can keep. the huns
on the run it might be the latter I
really think that next spring will see
the end.
will write again soon, dad. Am feel
ing fine and getting fat.
Lovingly, your boy,
Sgt Lucas A. Weeks.
Co. r, 2Sd Engineers,
American EXP. F.
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! Frank C. king, France

Mrs. Hattie King, of this city, has
received number of letters from her
son, Frank, in France, and she has
handec the same to us for publica-
ton. Frank says that every thing is
sky high in France; eggs sell for
$1.03 per dozen. Below we print the
letters in condensed form:
Aug. 6, 1918.
Dear Mother:
| will write you again, although l
and l write to YOU about every other
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
WHAT cA1ARRH IS

Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness of
the body and local treatments in the
form Of snuffs and vapors only irritate
and do little if any'good.
To correct catarrh you should treat
its cause by enriching your blood with
the oil-food in SCOTS Emulsion which
is a medicinal food and a building
tonic, free from any harmful drugs.
It is helping thousands. Try it.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, M.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18

They are burning German textbooks
in many places. Don't forget the
chloride Of lime.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
Der sdliKel snr @abrbeit.

Oliper grommeI iab init einisen
uertrauten Jreunben gu 3ii@e. Bel
Oeffnuns elmer Jlaide Wein fiel Der
aorf3ieber auf bic groe. 4ae paren
6eiddftist. ibn gu iuden. SnSfpis
Iden frat Elm 9isner berein unb
melbete, einise @bssorpnete Der pres
bpterianiiden Stride an. Die
Saparmseiiter iparen Dem Maatba@
Der sriinbli9 5utpiber. uno elmer pits
Sisen ginse6uns fplsenO, iaste Groms
Ipea gu ieinen nod mad benz 8ort5ie<
Per fu9enoen @dften: r9eibt es niat,
i'm Wein 1T Dabrbeit9" @ae ftimms
ten inn gu. nTun. meine 9erren."
fubr er fort, nio bari i'd tpobl ben
Sittitellern brauben, obns gu liisen,
ben 8eideib seben. id lei nit sleids
seIinnten 5reunben bei9dftist, ben
S4liRel our Wabrbeit gu iu6en unb
tOnne tie oesbalb nidt e%mpfansen."
Der Siener iiberbra6te ben frommer
Mdnnern oie 5ipeibeutiae Qbfertiguna,
bic BON ibnen fir bare Miinse &C.
tommen purbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
Sanfiasmns.

llnieren geebrten Nafbarn uno
Srernoen ipelde llns mdbrenb Der
&ranfbcit %nnierer geliebten Sdpeiter
uno Sante,
Sran Minnie goditei,
10 biilfreid CUR Seitc itanoen, unb
uns unbergeBli6e 2iebensbienIte nod
ibrem Sooe eripieien, m0bten mir
bieronr6 unieren ber5liditen 9ant
.abitatten. gbenfalls unieren inniaer
0anf ben 8abrtudtrdgern, un6 ln-
ieren Sreunben fir ibre 8Iumenipen.
Den. @lt6 erlallben mir ,tns INSIDE.
fonoere Baitor &asman,1 unieren
Darf abauitatten fir feline Eroites.
Iporte, fotpie Illen Die Der @eritorbe.
men oas leste @%brengeleit gaben.
Die tranernben Siuterbliebenem.
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glnftiun.

llnter5eidneter miro auf ieiner
Sarm, better befannt oils 2effmann
Sarm, cine Meilc meltlih bon Mor.
riion, ant
@ittluod ben 20. 5ebrnar,
folgenoes perionlide gieentum on
ben Meiitbietenoen berfaufen:
Gin Spann giel, s lrnb 8 Sabre
aft, 16 Sanb bod; Elm Spann @iel,
8 Sabre aIt, 15R Sano bod; elm
Spann giel, 3 Sabre alt, Is Sonb
bod; 2 ~einidbrise giel; 2 Stuten, 5
Sabre alt; cine Stute, 3 Sabre alt; 2
Stllten, 5 Sabre aIt; 9fcro, 5 Sabre
alt; Stute, 3 Sabre alt; 9 Stilten, Id
nno 16 Sabre alt, cine berielben nit
Soblen; gralle Stllte, s Sabre alt;
A Weil6fiibe, 3 &iibe, 6 SGrien, 5
&alber, A S6afe, Solanb China Wut.
teridpeine nit a Serfel. 5 Seriep
Wittteridlueine, 8olanb China Gber,
80 Serfel, 9eering 9inoer, 7 Sub
Sdnitt; SrilIpfliig, 2 %nieorige 3o.
gen, 2 Seniuagen, Sarmmaeen, &ut-
ide, nod fat nelt; Seerins @Gbma.
idine, Seltreden, cine 10 SUB Set.
tion.egge, u q @aee, &epitone Grill,
nit 5ipolf Sbeiben; 2 &eitpfliige, ID
unb IL 3oll; 9 s(pcrp Gultipotprs,
S6eiben Gultibator, S6eibeneaae, 8
Efliige, &ornpfllig, S~anespiIle 8orn
Hflan5er; einen Scraper, MabImiib.
le~ S6leifitein, biele anoere Sarm.
gerdtbidaften, 8feroegeidirre, bar
inter fir @inipann unb StpeiIpann,
ebenfalls elm &etteneeidirr, @osofen,
griitmai6ine, Saiiungsfroft $50
@ier. etlpas gidenbols, Simotbp
linb @lfalfa Sel,, 8ornfutter, Sous.
nnb 8ilfengeratidaften unb biele an.
oere Saden.
8eoinglingen: Sllmmen bon So. 90
boar. Iuf Sitrnmen bon iiber SIS. 90
feds Wonote Greoit, &Gllfer ml,k
ober iidere 9iirgidaft itellen. @lf
0aar5ablung bon Siimmen iiber S.
$50 Rabatt. gntfernung bon 81.
gerltlim MIR gegen 3abIune erIoubt.
@erfauf beginnt 8 ltbr moraens.
Jranf %. Sdullmeher.
90. Stoenner, ebip. Summert,
Aitftionator. Sreb EoeIIe, GIerfs. !
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Mnftiun.

guf ieiner Sarm 6 MeiIen flo.
fpeltlid bon Berger uno 7 MeiIen
iii6lid bon Sermann miro Inter.
oeitnete am,
Nittuod, ben 20. Tebrmar,
I'M 9 ubr morgens beginnenb foIgen.
oes perionlide gieentum an ben
Weiitbietenben berfaufen:
2 Mauleiel, feds rno 5ipei Sabre alt;
cine Sttte, flint Sabre alt; cine &1b
NIT &alb; 9 Mild &iibe; cine SGrie;
5 Serfel; einen boben lno einen ME.
brigen @agen; cine atpeifisiee unb Ell.
ne einfitige &litide; Seuipagen; Sin.
Der; @rasmaidine; Grill; Sdeiben.
madeline; egge; 5ueiipdnniger unb
einipanniger guItibator; &ornflua;
atpolfaolliger Bflug; orei Baar 8fer.
oegeidirr; ettpas &orn; 5pei Sod.
ofen; 5tpei Seiaofen; Orgel unb an.
bere Salts. unb Observation-Disclosures.
8ebingnngen: Summen bon $500
baar; iiber $500 adt Monate &rebit
NIT anerfannter 8eriiderung ODER
40 @abbatt fir 8aarSabIl,ng. COLL
tie es am genannten Gage REGIMEN, fin.
oct Die Mnftion am ndditen Sage
Itatt.
Bouts 8eiermann,
u. Sermann, Wo..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

Sn Burlington Conn ~,
R. y, bat Snipettor $. g. Weib
pom Iderbau ; Departments elm ans
sSapan einseIdIepptes Sniett sefuns
ben, ipelfes bereits an perI6iepenen
RnBpflanaen srpBen Sfaoen anri1,
tet. Gs 1T elm in Sapan betaanter
&dfer BON Der Samilie Der RoienfG.
ter, uno bn Der unerpiinIdte Sin.
lpnnoerer bier feline paroiiten bot,
lpie nnoere einbeimiide Snietten. per
mebrt er 'id in nlarmierenoem Mase.
,Sn Sapan puroe Der Safer nuf Bob.
men. @rbien, Sraubsn unb anberen
BflanSen sefunoen, bod tonn er leidt
oemertt uno beieitist merben. Sbler
Iuuroe Der Safer 5uerit auf Dem Dir
slrlto ersspsr, oann auf 8irifbGa
men, 5olunOerftrduGern unb anos,
rem Pflanjen entoedt. Dos Ider
ban : Oepdrtement BAT 6ereits einen
ensrsiiten 5eIoaus CUR ausrcttunn
Der FIa9e besonnsn, bic ii6 b;sbsr
'rir in burlington Gouutp seseial
bat.
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0anfiagnng.

llnicren geebrten Nadbarn uno
5reunocn welde inns nGbrcnb Der
&ranfbeit pniercs geliebten Sobnes
l1no 9rubers,
@ietor @illiams,
10 biilfrei6 our Seitc ltanben, unb
ltns l1npergeBli6e 2iebensoienite naf)
CODE erpieien, m0dten mir
bierour6 rnieren beraliditen 9anf
abitattcn. Gbenfalls lnieren innigen
Cant oen 9abrtudtrdgern unb fir
Die 9lumenipenbe unb Dor allen Ya-
ter 3omualb fir feline 8orte bes Gro.
Ites unb Der grmunterune.
Die tranernben Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
Nas benz 8ulfsblatt iriiberer Sabre.
9ieie ISOLDE Dor "a Sabren.

9ie Maiern iino in 9lano itarf
aiisgebrohen.
Sp. Deppe uno @attin frei,en iih
iiber Die @eburt zines fleinen God.
terleins.
Srit Wellies, Elm alter 9iiraer bon
3btrb Greet Somnibip, beabiidtiat
gnbe bieien Wonats nod Clan Gen.
ire. &anias, iiber5uiiebeln.
Mm letten Counting tp,,rbe Ser critic
@otteSbienit in Der neren gbangeIi-
iden Stride in 8lanb abeebalten.
Seit geitern lit tpieoer bel Sreibeis
i'm Gluiie.
$err 9. @bobi,is ianbte letten
Nittpo6 cine g~arIabung 8ein an
Die Sirma 8nid, Snn & 60.
SnfoI9e bes idfperen Reaens ma.
rem Die Seconb Greet unb onberen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

Babe i'm iiibliben Sbeile oes County
10 anseidpollen, oab Die Eoltreiter
elm Gag ipat bier anfanten.
Die Ritglieber Der Ipoltel-g ano
baIten anl II. IGr5 Elm Concert IN
Gbamois.
Ser Stord flapperte in Der @ob'
nrna oes Serrn Seinrid Sobns nno
binterlieB elm Sodterden.
SER 90. g. geniing, Der unter-
nebmenoe Sbuitermcilter, bot in iei,
mem 2aoen Elm nelies pSdolpcale"
aabrinsen laiien, in weldem er Die
feineren Oumeni6lbe binter 8las
uno Habmen al,sitellen fam.
Sim 1. R1r5 peranltaltet Iugult
Seiiner, Der gigentbiimer bcs @bite
Sollie, gum 9eiten Der gsotbleioenoen
in ieiner alten Seimatb, Neppori
ap., einen &inoermasfcnball.
Die fran5oiiide Nation bat bemSolf
Der Ser. Staten cine Statlte Der
@Gttin Der Sreibeit gum @ei6ente &c,
9as Bicbeital miro iest arf
elmer SnieI I'M Safen bon Nep Sort
unb merben Die Soften besiel.
ben iit auf $250,000 eritreden. Die.
ie Summe ioll burd) @olfsiiibicrip-
ion anfgebradt meroen uno miro
eermann aud iein Sderflcin beitra.
zen.
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Su Derfamfen: Wein atpei1todioes

3n Derfanfen: Wein 5~lpeiItodiges
Wobnbals on Der meItl. 2. StraBe in
Sermann, nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. BradtpolI i'm idoniten Sbei.
lie Der Staot ni6t neit bon Der gitp
Gall gelegen befinoet iid bas @obn.
baus nAbe Dem @eiddftscentrum uno
bod I'M ih0niten 8obntbeiIe Der
Stabt. Breis $4,000. @benfaIls
Got bon 65 Sub Sro,,t a1 oieies 81.
gentbum angren5enb unb elm prGh.
tiger 8auplas. Breis $1,000.
.. q. Starf.
3714 $umpbrep
ct. 2outs. Wo.
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Sanfiasnng.

Sir allie Grmciie Der 2iebc un6
oes Witleios anldBlid 6es Sobcs unb
gegrabniiics unieres lieben
Saroll,
banfen Die ltnter5eidneten bon gan.
5en Seraen. unieren beitcn 9anf
ebenfalls fir Die 9lumenipenoe, aud,
ben gabrtudtrdgern ionic Serrn ga.
flor aasmann fir feline SroItmorte.
Sbeo. DETERRENT. @attin.
Gebar Gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

gu %berfanfeu: elm 8aditein 8obn.
baus NIT 7 3immer, a,,f Dos Mo.
bernite einseridtet. Snnen frii&
angeltriden. Got 60 BEL 100 i'm Gen.
trum bon $ermann. Breis uno 9e.
oingrngen giinitie. Rad5ufragen in
Der Office b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

Sn bcrfanfen: elm Sralne @obn.
balls NIT 5 3immern i'm idonften
Bobntbeile bon Sermann an Der 3.
Strabe. Gad5ufragen in Der Office
sieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
ais lii h Der %

ais t.ur3lib Der 25 Sabre
alte BesIe5 Heeole BON Yenaies,
etpa Sipei Meilen pom bort sntfernt
auI Der Jeso mar. puros er Sufdlis
ourh oas Gnilooen leines S1rotges
pebres ~getrpffen unb inn bic linte
!9anh abserifen. gr purpe BON
6rant aiber. BEN GARNER, bel ben,
er als 5armarbeiter lnssiteut mar,
ms ct. Soiepbs3 oipitol in 9alti=
more sei9afft. no Die 4erate ieinen
Sultdno lpesen oes itarten 9~lutcerluz
ties fiir bspentlid srtldrten.
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@ir iinb ermadtigt
{. u. WenBel,

oils ganbioat fir 8iebererp1bluns
gum @nlte bes Circuit glerf unb Ct.
Sfficio &ecorber fir @asconabe
County a%nauaeieen, untertporfen Der
@nti9eibung Der repubIifaniiden
Stimmgeber bel Der Brimdripabl an
6. Muault, 1918.
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8ir iino ermGdtigt
Nidael Wenmann Sr.,

aIs Gan0i0at fir bas Imt 6es COUNTY
Glerf fir @asconaoe County an5li.
seigen, unteriporfen Der ~gntideioling
Ser republifaniiden S%timmgeber bel
Der BrimGripabl an 6. @uguit, 1918.
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9remier Slopo George iaet, Der
8rieg muB meiter geiiibrt meroen.

Eetrograo beitdtiet offiSiell bas
Gnbe Der Seinoieligfeiten unb ben
geidluB Der 0emobiliiierune, aber
Die 8olidetuifi weroen feinen Srie.
Der, Der Innerionen entbGlt, untcr-
aeidnen.
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z. M. Sampbell,

als Ganoioat fir oas @mt bes Col.
Iector fir @asconabe Gountp au,5u.
aeigen, unteriporfen Der entideioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der BrimGrlpabl an 6. Iuguit, 1918.
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OILS ganbioat fir bas Imt oes Col
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Der 8rimGrpabl arn 6. @uguIt, 1918.
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e. Eermin) gum Imte bes @adlab.
ridter fir @asconaoe County aral,.
aeigen, untertpofen Der gntiheioung
Der republifaniiden Stimmgcber bel
Der Brim1rpabl ant 6. Iugitlt, 1918.
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&riessnenisfeiten i'm &nrseu.

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Srieoen perbinoert.
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Grnit 8, Waertner,

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Sermann, Mo.
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8oIfsbIattes Dor.
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Sir iinb ermddtigt
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