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The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01
WEIR TELLS OF CAMP
LIFE AT VANCOUVER

Vancouver. Wash. Feb. %. 1918
Mr. L. /. Giffin.
Ordway, Colorado.
Dear Friend
Sometimes j get hungry for the
smell OF printers ink. the click OF
type. the whurr of the press; and the
late hours spent bending over the
editors desk still have the same fas-
lcination for one as when ! Was q COM
mon civilian ! am reminded that this
day. some time IN history. j was liv-
ing in Ordway, but that was back in
the days, the olden golden days
when you could send d letter all the
way for two cents and didn't have 10
work overtime for the price Of q
ham sandwich. i am thinking too, Of
lhe good times we used TO have in
that little old Colorado town whsn
we had our Young Mems Club and al
Ways had something doing. That too.
vas before this thing called war,
called those young, red blooded men
cut of the family circle into the whirl-
pool of militarism 10 help pilot the
good ship Democracy" safely to
every port in Europe. and especially
Germany.
Vancouver Barracks is the Oldest
military post on the western coast
and is situated just at the eastern
edge of the city of Vancouver. which
is d pretty little town of 1000 peo-
Jle- We are seven miles north of
Portland with the Columbia flowing
between.
enlisted al Denver. Dec. 10th with
11S other recruits and was stationed
at Fort Logan 81 days before being
transferred here where the 31sth En-
gineers was organizing The six COM
panies of ESQ men each are now al
most completed and the training has
been rapid. The 31Sth is made up of
men from every state in the union.
each man qualified in some particu-
lar trade or profession, nearly every
line OF business under the sun being
represented. We are given the regu-
lar infantry close and extended order
Grill, that being the foundation of all
II Hilary discipline. the program be-
ing about as follows up al 5:2O. fall
in line at reveille $50 for roll call:
a Ealf hour Of setting up" exercise;
wash up for breakfast; polish up
the quarters and fall in al s for
drill. with or without rifles. We are
trained in bayonet drill. bomb throw
ing, bridge and pontoon building.
rowing. and rifle range finding SOM
times we 90 on long scouting ev-
petitions. make camp in the woods.
taking an ent.e day at the maneuver.
Then we practice map-makinE and
distance Judging. Sometimes the diff
fJent companies compete in various
drills and exercises. we have one day
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

no reason for growers to hold Deans.
Growers should apply TO their county
agents for contracts. ..-.,.
The U. S. Food Administration
will nav growers cents per pound
choice recleaned basis, for pinto Deahs
2-It will pay shippers S-l0 oil
rent per pound for recleaning, sack
ing and loading (. o. b. cars ior snip
ment.
at will develop a market and
so supervise selling that consumers
Will pay only reasonable prices
Speculation and profiteerihe
Will be eliminated.
County agricultural agents or
county food administrators VIII turh-
ish growers contracts
5-Seyenty-fiye per cent oil the
growers must sign contracts.
Lists of shippers who have
signed contracts TO handle beans for
$40 of a cent will be furnished grow
ers.
s-Growers will deliver beans
when called for by the Food Admin
iftration to an approved shipper at
local elevator and will receive cash
on delivery.
9-ln raising the price TO cents
tho Food Administration assumes
that a large acreage of beans will be
planted this spring.
l0-The s cent price does not ap-
ply to the 1918 crop. II growers CO.
operate in the present plan, perma-
nent market should be established.
11-There will be no higher price
than cents. Beans for seed will be
sold at cost TO growers where needed.
12-Quick action is necessary. Act
today. Ask your county agent or To-
cal Food Administrator for contract
The above announcement of the
purpose of the government to take
over the pinto bean crop on basis
of cents per pound for choice re-
cleaned beans is the request of o. E
so'se-s who has heen established in
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01
PIE SOCIAL PEAK VIEW

There will be a Pie Social on
the night of March 5th. at the
Peak View school house for the
benefit of the Red Cross. The
proceeds OF this. are to be used
to buy Yarn which is to be knit
ted into socks and sweaters for
our soldiers. by the ladies of
this community. We extend a
hearty welcome TO all
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

the office of the Federal Food Admin
istrator for Colorado, sos Interstate
Trust building, Denver, In charge Of
the bean division of the United states
Food Administration. representins
the growers in the western producine
states urging that growers hoio thelf
beans until printed contracts winch
arc being sent from Wasnin gton To
tho agricultural agents ana COUNTY
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

We desire to thank our many
friends for the love and kindness
shown our departed loved one during
Ter several years of sickness, and for
the help they gave during her recent
81 rious Illness. We also extend our
grateful thanks for the sympathetic
words extended following her death
and for the many beautiful floral
offerings. These given in her mem
cry tend to make the dark davs
brighter for we who remain and who
are saddened by her untimely depar-
ture.
GEORGE e. BEAVER
MRS. WIN. PIERIK
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01
GEORGE z. BEAVER
MRS. WIN. PIERIK
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH MARCH 3

Morning services Sunday school 10
o'clock and preaching at eleven
o'clock. The Rev. J. W. Mexican of
Rocky Ford will deliver the sermon.
Brother Makean is the Interdenomi-
rational Sunday school Superinten-
dent for Colorado.
Union services in the evening.
F. W. PIMLOTT, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

Boxed papers of best bond. can he
secured at the New Era Office.
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

stanographer's note books in stock
at this office
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

Bond papers at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-01

10 PER CENT OFF ON CABI.
NET SEWING MACHINES
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-08-09
IT'S YOUR DUTY

Because the Navy needs you to help get sol.
diers across; to get food across 10 your brothers
in France. They are depending on you for life
and victory. Are you going to stand back, wait,
and let them want?
Or are you the red-bloOded American who, see
ing we all have part in the war, will step up
and say Here | am; | want those fellows over
there to win"
One REAL MAN who enIsts now is worth six
others who come in later
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-08-09
IT'S a PRIVILEGE

To enlist in the Navy and enjoy its advantages
in quick promotion, and learn a trade while you
are paid we'll.
Officer Training Camps are open to you where
in three months you can win promotion, pay and
petty officer rank that would otherwise require
7 or years service aboard Ship It's privilege,
a lifetime opportunity.
Besides in the Navy you are sure of your three
squares a day. and good bed at night. 1t is
your fight, get in it in the Navy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-08-09
do it at OnCe--TOday...

EVERY one of you men 10 to 35 years oil
~ is either vital part Of our war machin
cry, cog or clog in it's Wheels There is NJ
middle ground. You either help or you hinder
1t is your duty to enlist in the Navy which
needs you right NOW and it is privilege.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
@aseunabc Gonntg lueit snriif binter
icinem Gnpta fir bic 9riegs.
iparmarfen.

i. ". Gggers, Soriiser bes Griegs-
-ipar , &omnittees fir @asconbe
G.ountp, beridtct Dab unier Gountp
nod imlner 500, 795.00 binter benz
@. g.. 8. Quota bon $2S5,O00 5ll.
rid lit.
8asconube County bot biz jat IN
jeber Gumpasne iein Quota ge5eih'
net ulb mir glauben Dab oas W. q.
g. Quota niht pernadlGiiigt peroen
miro. Gs lit eiufab cine Code Der
8eraeBli6feit icitens nnierer glten
@iirger.
Die arirgsipormorfen (gS. 9. g.
rep~rGienticrcn cine CUTE 8eloanlage
unO sic HcgicrlIng bcnotbigt oas
@eIo. Siele uniercr gilreer babel
iiinf5ig nal ous Quota bon $50 pro
Bcrion ge5eihnet. SIS giebt nod blln=
ocrtc bon Eeripncn IN unlerenn Goun'
tn mclfc cs pcriGumt babcn Die $50
Worfc All crrcid)cn, mGbrcno pielc bis
lett nod bic criten 25c. in ". g.. 2.
on5lllcgcn baben.
@crooc jctt, mo SIR ilbcr @cib'
nodtsgeihenfc nadoenft, laBt Snfel
Sam Den Santa Claus fem uno Cure
S6bnc llno S0fter nit ~gabr
Bombs" Sen @. g. 9. bcidenten
aein @cifenf lit patrfotii6er, feins
onuebmborcr, fcinS 10 0alerno, Il
frclloebringrnD in Der 3rfunft, L
fortpGbreno al ben @ebcr erinnernD
10 unleitcno sur Nngemobnbeit Dee
Spurcns.
Seocr 9pitn1eiitcr bat cine bilbld'
Musmabl bon bieien @ci6cnfcn, oll(
in filnitlcriid oltsgcitatteten "folo.
crs." Nidts miro 10 an5iebeno ieir
an @eibnaftsbnum bon 1918, nifts
10 Durfaus I'M Ginflang nit Den
@ciit scr Saiion unb Der Belt. ols
mie Gin Bud nit ". 9. 3. Sbu'
Gucr Sbeil uno Der @eibnadtsbaltlr
pon @~uscpnaoc Gnuntp miro bis gun
unb ilbcr Den 8ipfcl bcbedt icin mi
". 3. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Surd cine crploSierenbc Sublfusel
Oeriunnbet.

Sroll 2ollile Stepban. bon Stolpc
bat bonn &riegs0cpartemellt Elm Sclca
gram crbultcn, nit Der Nadlrid)t bab
ibr Sobn, s. &enrp gifmeper am
%. September idmer perWunoet
ml,roe. Ser il1nee Solbot idlrieb
iciner Ml1tter cinen grief in ncld)enl
or ibr ~nittbeiltc DOB iein Iinfes Wcil,
idluer perlett mllrbc. gifrnepcr NOR
Sod unN crbielt feline @lnpe mobr-
enc elmer Belt in peIder Der Seinh
bic Mrrlce Giihc bombaroiertc; cl'
l,cn Srt melhcr allen Solbuten Icbr
thcl,cr lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

-gSnl. Shlettas, ScrO. Sdlottog,
Sbeo. &uppelmonn, ncbIt ocIien God.
Ter, Sri. Sclerl, iGmntlih bon glono,
befonbcn lid geltern, bcildsipciic. in
Nermann.
go. Ncumann Sr. unb @attin
bnbcn ihrcn @obnbeiis, Got 81, Dit
lidc 3mcite StraBe. in Scrmann, on
Trit &nd), bon Ban, Dcrfullft. Der
&ulfpreis betrlla $4,000.
-9lug. @itte unb Srou Sermorn
@intcr, bon Hoicbllo, iopie Soibl,o
.S%uppnlcncr, bon Smenspille, nnren
gcitern bier Inn bos Scitoment bes
ucrltorbcncn Scrnlann @inter beinl
9tod)lnbgcriht 5u binterlegen.
Gle ihlehteitc S%trabcnltrcdc i'm
anll3cn Gountp lit, nod unicrer& cin.
una, sur 3eit sic Strcfe 5lpiifer
Gbinclono unb Mc&ittrid. Gs be-
finbcn Iid BORT nebrere eroBe 0ref'
lo6er IN oclcn Gnrs perillnfcn iino.
gScnn bicic Stcllcn niht in nGdIter
3eit slusgebeiiert mcrbcr, bann mirh
oieie Strcdc bel Ihlcftcm @etter
eon5 1npaiiierbar cin.-&binelanb
Mccorb. Sos Soritcbenbe mag lpobl
cine GrflGruna fem filr Die gang I'M
ecpobnlid ltillen Saec in Sermann,
om pprigcn Sreitog unb Samstog.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
@icSrrnm Elm Spicr Der SnflnenSa
in 8ascpnabe,
@landc @enipn itarb am Ourigcn
S%pnnerstaa mad fnrscr Granf.
felt, int Sitter ppu ID
Sabren.

Irn uorigcn Sonncrstaa itarb I'M
&eiln ibrer Gltcrn, in @asconooe,
9landc @cnion, inn Ilter bon 10
Sabren, an Der Snfluen5a. Sic mar
bic Softcr bon @m. 9enlon unr
Satin. SIR Gater lit Elm Shmicb
i'm 9ienit Der &ceicrlln9 uno bctrcibt
oleidiolls boS Commercial Sotel in
@usconaoe.
Oie g%eritprbcnc murOe ant "a.
9(pril, 1908, in ct. 2ollis geboren.
Sic pltroe Dor elmer @od)e bon Der
Snilltcn3a bcfollen mo badtc ont DO
rigcn 0ienstng JIG babe iif pieocr
gcniigcnb erbolt INN bas 3inlner Der,
loiicn All f0nllcrl. Mnn Mittmod) ers
lit tic obcr cinen Hildfoll uno am
~Iplaeaoen Gage mltrbc iic bonn Sobc
cntfiiNrt.
Sri. 9cnion war cine bcpote Gbri-
tin rno cine trere Soroerin Der
Sonntogsihule bon @asconooe. Sbr
Coo bat Vile mcld)c lie acfanl1t babcn
nit ticfer Iroltcr c~rfilllt. Sic miro
ilbcrlcbt BON iGrcn bctrilbtcn Gltcrl,
bier Shpeitcrn lt1lo 5pei 9riloern.
Gic Sroucrftier fano Itatt u1rtcr
2eitllng BON Toitor q. $. aosntnnn,
BON scr Ct. Ynltls @cncinbc, IN Scr
mann, lno sic @citottung crTolgtc
ollf Bent @aSconooc Sricobofc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Gin @ricf ans Npriucgcn.

YIN NrlfT nns NurlucHcH. >Sn u
mem @rief belt mir filr5lidl bon
Scrrn HSorgcn SouoG aus WprIonosa
ballgcn, Horipc9erL crhieltcn finocn
mir fplQenoc Mittbcill,ng: ~Weine
ShmcItcr aus CANADA, Die lrns bier
bciudt, brod,te ctlihc SIai6en Sor.
mis- MlpenfrGuter nit. 9ieie Weoir
ain bat ulliere alte Ml,ttcr gcbra1dt.
Mltttcr lit ihon ilbcr sic Sieb5ig nno
lit lett iiber oreiBie Sabre nit einem
Siiitenlciocn bcboitet gcueien, 10 oab
lie fait Gin &riippel mar. gtah bent
@ebraud bes Mpenfrtltters lit iie
icst 10 geiunb %geiporbcn, Dob lie nit
ser Sd)neitcr nad Canada 5u rciien
eeocnft." 9riefe, mie Oieier erfluren
cs, mesbalb oas alte, beip1brte &r1it.
tcrbeiImittel in Ger gail5en @elt be-
Iiebt eeiporben lit, oblgcid es niennals
in elmer aisldnbild)en 3eitlung angcs
5eigt ipllrbe. SIS lit nidt in Ipothe'
fen at baben, ionbern miro bur6 be-
ionbere aeenten seliefcrt. Mon
idreibe on Or. Getcr Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 25O1 @olbington 9lpb.,
Gbicogo, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Tram Gina Eoettins in st. SDnis
erliegt Der Snflnensa.

Im lctten Wontag Ibcno iturb in
brent Scin1, IN ct. 2ouis, 6rall
Gina 2ouiic Eoctting, @ottin bon
@uitop 8. Ypctting, I'M Nltcr bon 30
Sobrcll, on Der Snfllcn5u. Srall
Yocttine mar frilbcr Sri. Gina @obs,
bon Berger. &or brci @pdcn Der
beiratbete iie iid) nit Scrrn Epcttin9,
Die 2cihc ipllrbc am Mtittmoh mad,
Berger gebra6t, 100 I'm 10 llbr, Dor,
mittags, sic Srouerfcier in Der W.
&. Stride itottfonb. Die @citattlln9
crioIgte Damn al,f Sem Eriuat Sc
erGbniBplot Der Samilic |cbs, IN
Der Hlbc bon Berger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
q IS. 2atoll, bon Hoiebub, Sri.

g s.. 2otull, bon Eoiebuo, Sri.
ocun ootoll, non Stolpe, uno 6rull
!, soo stcpers, bon ct. 2ouis, 'tattctcn
H. grifcrei ulll lcbtcn Wpntag ci.
Hcn @eiltd) ah.
-Sttnor @rcbc, mcldcr mcbrcrc
YSotcn bel lcincn Gltcrn, unT Urn
4 Sill. ~pcrucilt bate, rcilte an lcttcr
| giCrstao micDcr nod Chicago, nm
hirc Grbcit IN ser Sorh Sobrif mic
Ser ani3uncbmlcn.
-6rau 9ciiic Carrot luno Sod,tcr
den iino onl lcttcn Samsta9 bon
Moultrieuillc, Q. 6. ongclulgt nno
pcrScn mchrcrc @nfcn bel bcn 81.
fern, rcipcft. @robcltern, W. Nclls
mnun ,$Ir. unb @ottin, pcrncilcn.
-Gom. Eiolltif, Scr ullf Dem
N1hrboot 2criu9tpn, bel 2~crln9ton,
no., 9corbcitct bate, 1T an lcbtcn
@ontag no6 Scrnurm 5lrilfacfchrt,
neil bos Boot 2erington, infolac Dcs
nicScren @oiieritunbcs uno Der
samicrigfcit IN Der Mdhc 0crin9ton
eincn glltcn 2onOrnaspIub 81, finoer.
Die 6abrteu cin9citcllt bot.
s. .. 6abrncr NOR an pcr9nr-
ecncn Mortng IN Scrmoltn, sur No.
juiticrung Der Scriidlcrlng ul,f oas
0ebcn ocs peritorbencn Gbus. s.
Sasner, mcldcr in Scr Mlltllal Sitc
Sni. So. bon Seem Sort cine Eolice
fir $4,000 bcioB. SEER Tubrncr re.
praientiert oieie Gonlpanie. LINTON
tribune. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Sub BON Tram 8ep. .. &lenfc geb,
!Sng III llniUu.

Srall Srnn5isfa &lerfc, geliebte
8attin bon Geo. $. &lenfc Sr., ltorb
on 6. SeSenlber in ibrem SCENT oft
lid, bon Union, nad einem &ranfieir,
BON mcnigcn @oden. Srou &lcnfe
mar cine Sodter bon Gbrilt. Sllg unb
Satin, pl,rbc nnn IA. Suli, 1887, III
Sernlnm eeborcn nnb crreid)te ein
Mltcr bon 81 Sabrcn, 5 Monaten uno
% Sagen.
@or ungefGbr ~ Sabren be9leitete
tic ibre gltern unb @eihipiiter mad,
Sranflin Gountn, no bic Samilic
oitlid bon Union cine 5arm beoog.
am 16. Si,ni, 1915, b%erbeiratbete Tie
iid nit @cp. $. &lenfe Sr. Sieic
Che pllrbe nit orei &inoern aeieenet,
bon benen bas iiingite sur 3eit MIR
Gin pnar @od)en alt lit.
Iubcr ibrem @otten, ibren Stint
bcrn uno ibrcn Gltcrn binterlGBt sic
Serltorbene nod folgcnbc @eidpiiter,
pelfe ibren friiben SOD betrar,ern:
@eprg, Ser iih in Sranfrei6 befinoet
.uno IIfreb. Scr sllbaiie lit; Sralt
Geo. Suttncr, bon Union uno SRI.
Slipia, sic bel Sen gltern Iebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

glnl nGditen Sonntog, nm 9 ltbr.
nofmittogs, miro in Der 80. 6. Sir
die bon Grofc, cine @coGdtriBfeier
Itattfinoetl, 5u Gbrcn bon 9aniel u.
MilIcr, Ser in Sranfreid in Der
Shloft gciaIle1 lit, ipcniee Stunoen
Dor ser llnter5ei6nllng oes @affen'
Itillitonoes om #. Nopcmber. Toltor
g. Mtdllrer miro Die Seier lcitert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Srou =. y. BOD, bon Stplpe, MIR
&c offisieu b%cnodrid)tigt bob if,
Sobn, SbcoDpr 2otull anl 9. Nopenn:
Der, in Scr Sdlodt in Sranfreih Der.
ipunoct murbc. Srou BOD erbielt ei.
ncn 9ricf bon ibrcun Sohn NIT ser
9to6ridt, ooB CT lid in cinem 9oiis.
Soipitol befinoet, ouf ocm @e9c Der
@cneiung BON elmer &llgelnllnoc in
linfcn &uic. 2atn!l gcbGrt gum 9.
54tb Snf. 60. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Oas Script oher @intcr,g:cid,nc
Sen ser @einreben fam Slt iraenb ci-
ner Belt, mGbrenb milben @etterS.
bonn Topennber big gum Wdr5 &c,
i6eben, pGbrcno Die &cben in eincrl
ihlafen0cn 3uitanb iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Mqgemeine Gonntp Neni8teiteu.
SIM Upper 2ittIe Berger SduI.

SIN Upper 2ittIe Berger SduI.
Gauic miro OIL Iontng Wenb, Sen
%. 9e5ember, nm 7:30 llbr, inter
2nlng Der 2ebrerin SRI. Wubcl
@enbcl, Elm, acknowledgement 5,,r
Iusfiibrung' fommen. 9os Yllbli.
fiim lit bcr3lih cingclaocn.
Sn Scr So,pcr Sittlc Berger Sdlile
miro an Ibrno bcs "a. S~e5enlber,
lrnter 2eitlrng Der 2cbrerin, SRI.
Ioclc &uttelnlunn, cine @eibnad)ts-
unterbaltung ltattfinoen. Infong
Glrnft balbsadt llbr. abcnOs. 0as
Yublifun lit ber5lih gum @eiuf)
eingelaoen.
SSobn &ottlpit, Elm Wann I'M Ilter
bon CO Sobren. fam fiir5lid 81 iei.
nenl Spbe infolgc cincs Stur5ea in
cine &rippe in Dem Stall allf Dem
Senncfc Impcien, in SmensDille.
&ottpit botte cin Sdymein auf Den
Warft gcbradt lnb bate ieinc Efcroe
in &cnnefe'S Stall onecbun0en. Gr
mllroc 5ulctt Inn 4 llbr, nutmlittags,
lcbcno geiebcn, oils or lid, nuf Dem
Stoll bceob. Seine Sci6c murot
an nGfitcn Gage ociunbcn. Gr pol
mobnbaft in 0af Sill.
Scit u%lIcrcr pori9en Iusgnbe MIR
hcn iolgcn0c ltcbcrtragltngcn boz
; @runbbeiit bier rcgiltriert: 4. u
| AufoerScioc an Sarn1crs & GRADER:
@anf bon @lunb, 2anD in @lnnO iii,
So, 750; 9opic &. @urhnrb an ". IS
@urdaro, % Ntcr in ser TGhc boz
SlDcllsDlllC mr. Sl.OO; Scrlll. Sltr9e1
an Sinton Stod, Gotten fl uno /:
in Mprriipn fiir $2750; 5. Srnn1
BURLINGTON al @cn. ". Wullington
so 9ldcr in Scr NGbc BON Guf Sill
fir $4,000; ). Srant BURLINGTON al
Senrp BURLINGTON, 20 gfcr in DC
NGbe bon Sot Sill, fir $500; Sol
Safiih on @m. :. Sort, Gotten A, {
unb s, 9lof /, IN @~usconaoe, iii
$3.50; ". M. Silent unb Inocrc, al
SSyobn u. Stprs, Got 81, Wurft Stro
be SermanlL fiir $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
2ouis 9clfe, bon Smcnspille. II
cffiaicll benuhrid)tigt mnroenL oall
lein Sobn Sonl ont 20. Septembcr,
IN ser Shlod)t in Sronfrei6 leidt
pernllllbct murocn lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
clY7geadtet oas Satum auf Dem

MoreBsettel oes SolfsbIattes unb er.
neuert bas Enforcement iobalo oils
pie basieIbe abgelaufen lit. @enn
Sic bus SoIfsblatt nidt erbalten,
Damn lit bohIt ipabrideinIid Ser
@runb bafiir, baB Shr announcement
Der grneuerung beoarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Cine mncrfiiQte EflidJt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

Scr lln%tcr5eidrnctc crlallbt ii6 bic
nculid,cn @nbcn lulb .3eidnllngen
gum &crcintcn &riegsurbcit . Spno
in Honrf Somnibip., 5l hcriftcn pie
folgt:
School District
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Memprial-W %uttcsbienit in Ser Srafe
~. 6. Stride.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20
Office inn gants@ ebGune.

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
= October 6, 1917.
Gtrcintc &riegsarbeit'@ abcn in
Honrf Spiuni6ip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec,
10, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October G., 1917.
GcriunnSct in Der SdladIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-20

IftlngspolI ltltterbreitet,
Rpbt. @oIfer, Emp. Soriiter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-22
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-22
Kissing Victorious
Troops in Belgium

With the Allied Armies, Oct. %.
In many of the towns and localit-
les where the Allied troops have
swept past celebrations over their
deliverance from the Germans were
carried on all day to-day by the
people. In Lille there were crowds
in the streets, singing, cheering and
throwing roses everywhere. The
people have become so .demonstrative
in many places that they have inter-
fered slightly with the work of the
soldiers. Runners and dispatch
riders obliged to pass through Cour-
trai for instance have not been MAX
ing as good time as usual
This fact came to the knowledge
of a British brigadier general, who
ordered the dispatch riders brought
before him. One blushingly said
that the charge against him and the
other was quite true, adding: "But
we couldn't help the delay, sir, for
every time we go through q town
we have each been soundly kissed.
1t wouldn't do to tell the women and
girls we were in hurry. They just
insist on stopping your motorcycle,
all wanting to kiss you at one time"
What the brigadier general said is
not recorded, but the charges against
the men were dropped.