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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

the forest service. arrived IN town Yes
tcrda>. On route 10 the carson forest
tn northern New Mexico. where bee viii
hc engaged in an extensive stud, OF
range conditions with "A view To- form O.
ulating plans tor better distribution of
stock on the range HIS work Will also
cover needed water developments. and
Will show arenE hat Will carry more
stock.
Arrangements have been practically
perfected between the forest service
and the food administration officials
IN Arizona along very similar lines To
those already I'M effect for Now Mex
leo. Under these arrangements. forest
offices in cners act Hs field agents
for inspectors for the federal food adj
ministrttor reporting directly To- him
or his county representative accord
ms To tn" form of organization 300 the
respective states.
The boys who ran u shop for two
weeks AT the corner of Cuppcr aud
Eighth streets. selling books. maya
zines. flowers and ice cream raised
the sum of $40 which they have
turned over 20 the Red Cross These
boys are Fritlic Allen. Wilson Keim.
Joe kcim Junior Weinman. Ice Yam.
Leo IcWiuson and Arnold Eosonwald
\ H. Hutchinson, former supcrin-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

EN~xA 60
COLLEGE ITEMS

The Zaner- BlOser company OF col
umhus. ohio. awarded ~peumHnship
certificates last weck 10 the following
Misses Doris Boren. Winfrod Robin
son aud Gilberte Gatignol Honor
cards for special work bon typcWritinE
acre awarded 10 the following Misses
Eva Hickey. Lois Davis, lida Sgan
zini. Ruby Rhea. Mabel Laws, Hazel
Hawkins. Fay Horton Adeline III
Lorenzo and Clura Ward \ diploma
wax issued Iast week to Mrs. "
Dieley. who successfully passed the
stcnographic examination
Edward Hackman has accepted "a
position at Si35 per month with
Kistlcr-C olister company at Madrid.
Mrs VI Dielcy left last week for Dem
ing. where she has accepted a posi-
ton.
Miss Eleanor Lynch accompanied
by Miss Frances Bottle very charm
ingly entertained us Tuesday morn
ing by rendering "Brindisi,' on the
violin. ON Thursday morning Miss
llda Sganzini gave a reading, For
God and Country" Both of these
girls show marked ability and their
hearers greatly appreciated the treat
given them.
". T. Burucy. a former student
wrote an iut"rostiHr letter go the stu
dents. thanking thein Tor candy sent
MIR. Buruey has successfully finished
IL course la ship ANA gun manage
mcut In New Jersey aud viii q" 20
the western coast 90 take charE" of
boat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
MANUEL j. VIGIL IS
FEDERAL OFFICER IN
SOUTHERN REPUBLIC
Duties Require Former District
Attorney of Albuquerque to
Take Dangerous Trips Survives
Attack on Train.

Manuel Z. vigil former district Jt-
'oruoy Tor the second judicial dis
tri,t. winch includes Bcrngltllo
rouutt, is nov iu tho confidence of
the dc facto government of Mexico.
headed hN NouuStinuo ttrtan2a HIs
headquarters is NJ Guud3lnJara.
In Il lcttor To- Judge " e llcp
cock tho former district attorney
stated that h' h,id q governmental
office u, did not XIV, his title, ll-
though he indicated that the post
was onv that required o. lawyer Tho
duties OF the office take HIM from
one part at the republic to another
lie has visited the larger ports on
the Pacific coast aud the Gult oi
MeNiCu.
The trips frequently load him into
danger IT, told IN the letter of an
attack hy opponents of the dc tacto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
COMMISSION NAMES
IOWA ENGINEER AS
=, NEW CITY MANAGER
A r. Hebenstreit, of Toledo, Iowa,
Will Be Successor to Paul G..
Redington to Begin New Duties
August 20.

The city commissioner appointed
\ Il H~eben~trcit. county engineer of
rdmH county. loWn. new city man
aVcr OF Albuquerque late yesterday
afternoon.
The negotiations. which have been
Carried on for some time. were olnscu
b. telegraph attot &C. conference bcl
b. Commissioner Walter NJ council
tnd CoLimissiop,r thdrl.s e. Wade.
Mr. Heheustrcit Will assume his new
duties about August 20. he tcia-
sraphod the commissioner y,stcr-
day.
A~lbuqroruuc's new ,ip manager
comes to the city highly recommend
cd and has had much "Npcricnca 100
road construction tie visited this
cit about a month nEo to coufgr
with the city commissioners
Mr. Uchonstroit is q graduated ,i,-
\ engineer having received his J".
.;roo ~ juno. 1914 tie ~ 80 ,.u b,
old and married The commissioner
followed Former city Manager Red.
WRton's suggestion 10 appoint "a civil
'ngiuo"r TO municipal aftatvt
The now manager az present lives 90
Toledo. iowa. and is employed Js
county engineer. having charge ut
.nirvoys, designs and construction ct
m county bridges. roads aud iruIf-
axe projects.
In 1919 and t9lt Mr. H~oh,nstrc.t
vas iu charge of rocoustructiou ot
yards and the water system pt Conn
ga Buffs. Iowa. for tho e. " n -
p rtiroad and also 900 chursr eft to..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Food Administrator
Announces New Sugar
Rulings for State

Ralph g. Elv. state food admin
istrator. Yesterday announced new
regulations concerning th" usa of
sugar. \ critical shortage will prob
ubiy Doc prevented by reductions In
the sugar allotment Following are
the new regulations which go into cf-
tcCt August O.
For domestic use NOT To- exceed two
pounds per person per month Instead
nf three us heretofore
For public eating places. "a limit ~
two pounds 60 every uiuet, meals
served
Exclusive i,e cream makers g. per
cent Of previous requirements.
Guttlcrs and servers of soft drinks
and ctud, makers, go per cent of pre-
yiou- requirements and perhaps less.
Mrrchpnts. tu per cent of previous
requirements. or half of the 81" per
cent basis n rs estimated there b. !"
"carryovrr' from lo.t month in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Program Is Announced
For Sunday Concert

The program Ton The concert to ho
given SUNDAY night 4 Robinson park
b, tho city baud WIS announced to-
day by Bandmast,r Fred X. Ellis II
follows:
Ia Marsoillaihr
'Sempcr tidcli. lNarrchl SouHl.
"a TcNas Eos T.Hf' Guior
"A Dream OF Heaven tWdltIcHl
liaurr.
''Thc Dragons I've" CA Chinese
WHddle) Gay
Faust. tGraud -rlection} Gounod
tal Where upd they Go From
Here" CO. "ONpI There"
Alice WHERE NIi Thou" tSolo)
CMr KaS itthclua'
with Trumpet ud Drum tNIh-
tary MARCH Weldon
"Our country Weakening zone
step nenni.
JOY to the Nu d." farmhouse,
Strand sacred m,aI.'p
Twelfth street tag." bowman.
ta) "Nuld lauE -fne,' Variations
Tor CIarinctsl N,srs. Morclli. iiotf-
man and Irolloi
Home sweet Tonne tIirass &c
tctt1
star spanglc. Tanner"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
GOVERNMENT RAILWAY CONTROL
BELIEVED TO EXEMPT RAILROAD
EMPLOYEES FROM GARNISHMENT

Government control OF the rail.
ways Of the country seemingly CAV,
" blow TO garnishmont insofar as it
affects the Santa Re railway and It's
employees In albuquerque and else
whore.
Heretofore when Il man employed
in the shops or elsewhere on the
Santa re lines iu New Mexico fails I
to a. his dcbt promptly "a suit 10Y
Eurnishmcnt vas instituted. I'm,
g-aruishment tied up the mans wages
sometimes causing distress and priNu-
ton To his family The company was
hl law required 10 a to the cred
itor the o found due by the
Justice. The employe always paid tbs
costs IN nearly every instance
amounting Ia at least $3.50. Tho
laws of the state save certain oN
captions IN eases oi married men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27


tchdo'i OF construction boz the = = iu.
dlan irtts't"n service has boon com
miSsioncd Do FIRST lieutenant u the tstt
engineers .uI is % ftHtIun'I ZOO
Fort H"u| NJIIsou ind. t.cur tIr.
10 word received Do, bp fr,n.s Dove,
Elson ~ NorI|s TODAY nos1u u
tho district .lHlt ..ait 80 Nr .uf ST..
Thomas o. ulrlan or ps t.uraa ssh
ting for Do judgement uI Ss1i wiI,. 20.
claims Is du, him Joe construction ..
"a house
: hrorv, io mf,rt T.odYsa Glr.
cot lufau'- " NJ vH. issued r%,.f.r
day Co., Io-t Nualp aI.. D. BuI.r..
" s. s.pp,H. fofm,, I,put, ..Hr
treasurer VIA I..,, i.morr.. .,..t
20 VISIT m N,v York ,p. ns Ia.u r
hom,
TroNut, Jude. gaf..
chez mus mo,e,rr -.,rt,t
tinuau,o 100 tr, Oh. Mann, viii Goa. ID.
cus, l,,,I., OF Ga. ....p,.
tain witnesses ri, sli u.,s u.i.t i
bt \IJ,fpi Nau... .., ,.,,.. ,
Of mo ,st,,, ut The Ia, \ u, NJ, ,
Iu. tba,,. r ,rtppl, WIN N I..
~ ,bIc Co waltz In c~ndcavouns q,
trad, rt s.IJ tvo huftns aud "A Wurnu
20 s,cu o. 4, rolling chair. ITO hos
been ir tn, r.t, for ,.n d,v4 tr.t
lives u , sro,, OF trees on south
Fourt.,,tl street pa,ul, U,t,
near there su, hc is in destitute
circumstance
pr old Nrs e. D. So,son. at uo.
wei. tf"I,.d ia N-1IuYu.rptt. ..,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

ana their families, but these were 90
numerous cases insignificant
Various efforts were made 10y the
employees OF the railways or New
MeNico To ave the legislature repeal
the garnishmcnt laws. but without
result.
ATTORNEYS who have made a study
of repeal Of garntshment laws h.
other states are of the opinion that
insofar as tn" employees are concern e.
cd IN the present ban on garnishmcnt
OF railways. that u Will eventually
react to their benefit AS well as to
'ho benefit OF creditors.
The theory on which g~arnishmcnts
are banned at present is that the
government carnot bc sued without
It's consent II TX likely that test
cases viii hc takcn to the district
court 10 finally determine the qucs-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Mark Pulliam Pleads
Not Guilty to Charge

Mark pulliam. charged with an OF
Tense against % IG-vear-old girl, was
arrested this morning at the Santa re
station ty patrolmtn Thomas Hogan.
Iuliipm had just returned from
SoCorru.
Nrraigl"d shortly aftcrward before
Justice OF tho peac" " " Mcclellan
PullIpu pleaded not guilty, It's pro
lnnIulrN hrtriur was set for 2 o%'clu,t
Monday afternoon lie gave "a check
for $1,000 the bond fiNcd hy th,
justice Ton hls appearance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Novices Tread the
Blue Grass Today
At Shrine Ceremony

The Shriners who LEFT here
yesterday Co attend the cote
mouial al Roswell are having 70
novel experience. For the first
In the history OF New Mexico
Shrincdom. the whitc-robed
noviccs will walk the blue
grass, instead of trctdiug the
burning sands, In tho.r pill
} grimagc e. the Shriu. The
beautiful campus of 90" New
} Mexico Military institute d. iu
complete possession ct the
} wearers OF the Red t'ol today.
and IL being guarded Tor their
} exclusive use, while the
seventy candidates take their
degrees.
\ special pdict has been
} issued 10y the Imperial Pc
} tentatc az IN" shrine. permit
ting weary candidate tu
} lounge under the trees uf ,ho
campus instead Of looking fuj
an oasis in the desert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

Mrs Jo-cfs A. de- Garcia, au years
did. died this morning 80 her home
1901 East Mountain road Throo chill
drcn survive ouc son is a. soldier iu
the United States army Funeral ser
Vices Will bo held sunday morning tt
the san lEuario church Burial Will
hc iu santa Iiarhar, cemetery Fred
Crullutt ia iu charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

mtual construction. lie WIS also
craftsman and accountant m railway
valuation work for the Great North-
orn railway. Hc has held his present
position FOR three and onc-half years
The county commissioners OF Tam T.
count, ave congratulated A%lhuquot-
que On securing Mr. Hchenstrcit as
they consider him AN efficient cngi-
ucor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

state In merchants stocks OF soc. 600
pounds.
Bakers. 30 per cent ot previous re-
puiroments.
As the July consumption reports
ara not IN. these nllotmouts are uaade
only for the first half Of August. sub.
ject to revision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
NORTuARY.


Mrs Fciipa sanchez. 60 years old
died last night at hor home atG west
santa Fo avenue Ter husband.
Augustiu sanchez survives Funeral
services viii re held nt 800 o'clock
sunday afternoon at the Sacred Heart
church. Burial viii bc iu sam Jose
cemetery. Fred Croilutt is 900 charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

Frances SANCHEZ. % years Old ~
% prominent indian fuil, OF Sbn
ildcfonso. y VI died Thursday tt %
sunatorium nt Lneuun after 10 short
illness The body was shipped 10 san
lldctonso yesterday 10y strong Broth
crN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

government on a tram hound for
Ncit cruz tie was Il passenger ON
Tine train Several passengers Wctc
hut he escaped uuhurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Nor,cI rut>IoN MN.

\ meeting ~. h"ih ~ Labor
l'mon hail. gisl North second street
tomorrow tSunU. morning az DO
o'ciock. 10 disDl. ms for a Labor
day celebration I"hiheth OF an
unions in the ,' rc invited 10 al
tend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Would Make Large
Park of 200 Acres
Of Varsity Campus

The uni,crsit, of Sow NcNi., Is
large campus that is the part not
already under gardeners care will
outstrip on 1-ttiuctiNcuoss and hcaut,
amy spot of It's size in the valley lands
OF Hornalillo count, Dr. a plan orgi-
mated hN Got - X. a. SELLERS is car
RED out
II tho plan is successful the cam
pus. including about 20U acres. would
bee made % virtual forest It would
loo studded with 600 trees and with
out cost To- th' university The work
would hc icuc hy pubhc-spiritcd men.
uot only OF Albuquerque but OF ~
of New MeNico.
colonel Sellers plan is similar 60
tho Good-Boad- Day pl.u. put int
operation several Years ago Ito
would have, q day .p tho fam dcsig
rated as 'Trv,-pluntrg DHy" and On
that dan 1000 men. no least woui :
ach plant q tree ON the u%ui,ctslt, s
campus. The planters work wouii
not end with the planting tie would
Doe expected To- care for the tree until
" Htd become sturN enough 20 grow
without other assl-tauc, than irrigt-
ton.
Arrangements would be made Cor
participation hN uou-rcsidcnts Of "
Z uuucrqur who were not able 90 plant
their trees personally. committee
would plant thor trees ior them du.l,
the colonel said. dlo tree ri>ors prob
ably could get students To- tak' care
"i their trees Ton 90 nominal wage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

Put in "A HELP WANTED ad, then
read the SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

The more m,HU man saves while
Young the more . nave TO spend
ON patent me1i,i.. hen he gets old
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Muftiuu.

In Den Mciitbictenoen meroc id
aitf meincr 5arln ied)s Weilcn iiio.
lid bon Sermonn am
Sienstag, ben 19. MGrs,
b%cgillncnb ltnt 10 llbr moraens fol.
aenoes pcrionlidc Giacntllm Der.
fallfen:
2 Giel, t6H Sono bod, elmer 6
Der anocre 4 Sabre oft; Gel, 16
Sanb bod, 5 Sabre oft; 8ferb, Is
Sanb bod, 3 Sabre oft; pcllblut
Surbam &ub nit &oIb, A &iibe, 7
Sarien, 2 junge S6ien, 8 Mllttcr-
ihDeine nit Serfel, bober llnb mic
briger @aeen, &utlde, Sprine $50
gen, 9ecrina 9inber, MGbmaidinc,
Sellrcdcn, 2 apeiipdnnige Gultipa-
tors, Sliperior 9iingmittcl. Sdeibcn,
Grill, 0rillpfl,tg. S6cibenegae,
9ellepille Sdofmobcr, 2S.a6a. 3ir-
feliage, Sdlitten, &ornifinge, einiae
8fliige, &ornpfIiige, 8prnpflan5er,
ImboB, Sbmiebe, YfcItenbobrcr, 9
Faar Bferbegei6irr, cine Srollbcn.
felter, Cider MiibIe, 2 @cin &iipcn,
@einfaiier, 8rhtmaidine, @aldmo-
idine, 9 e~iierne &eiieI, &odofen, 2
Sei5ofen. &oblolofen, 8~arborpbc,
aiidenidranf, einise Sonnen Scil, 20
ibofs &orn, Glide 9ll. 9ortoffeI
nnb anbere Sarm. Salis. unb &iidcn.
gerGtbidaften.
Collie es am genannten Gage rea.
men miro Der 8erfahf all nGtIten
Gage itattfinoen.
Be6ingungen: Summen bon
SIS 8aar. @uf Sunrnen bon iiber S.
miro adt Monate Grebit gepGbrt ac.
gen iiderer 9iireidaft. 8ier gro.
gent &abatt fir 8aar5ablune bon
Sammen iiber S.. Ridts lit Al, emit.
fernen Bis bafiir besablt lit.
Ing. MppriII,
". 2 Sermann, Meo.
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9anfiasnns.

llnieren geebrten Tahbarn, Srclrn-
Den unO Scriuanbtcn, melbc ms nab-
reno Der aranfbeit uniercr gcliebtcn
@attin unb Wlltter,
Jra,t Eanline &peller,
10 biilfrei6 our Seite itanocn lrnb inns
ltnpergeBlibe 2iebesoienite nab if
rem Sobe eripieicn, mohten mir bier.
ourd) unieren ber5liditcn Sanf abs
ltatten. gbenfalIs uniercn innieitcn
Can't Den gabrtudtrGgern luno unic-
rem 5relnbcn fir ibrc S%lumenipen,
Den; audi erlallben mir uns insbcion-
bere Eaitor Shult unicrcn Can't ob,
5uItatten fir feline Sroltesworte, iolpic
allen Die Der Seritorbcncn bas lcbtc
Gbrengelcit gabcn.
Ser trallcrnoe
@atte, ncblt s. inoer.
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Grurf5 3,aa2er.
@as Ser NcW s~Jutfer fir 5ifcitiidc &c.
trirbr ynBl'.

@as Scr Gem .Ju,fer fir 5ifcntlidc Sc.
tricbr 5abl'.
Der ipeben per0ffentliGte 8ert4t
Der 0ffentliGen Professionalism
gibt eenauen 2tufidluB oariibcr, mas
Die Neip Yorter ais Qbgaben an Die
Dffentlifen 8etriebe 81 sntri6ten bas
ben, unb es bonoelt ii9 babel ni9t
MIR UNI 2ieieniummen fir Die Sc
%Iamtbeit, lpnoern au9 um re4t err
beblide 8etrd9e fir ieoen ein3elnen
8enobner Der Metropole.
Die 8abnlinien in Nelp Dort bas
Ben i'm perfloIienen Sabre 94,54zs
226 Dollars einsenommen. Dies
bur9 bic 8epolterungsaiffer oipioiert,
ersibt. Dab ieber Iep Yorter, Mann,
5rau unb &inb, ben StraBsnbobnen
cine Qbeabe bon II Dollars uno 10
Gents entri6tet bat. 8iniger Iinb
Die Nep gorter nit Der Qbsabe fir
Gas abgsiommen. Otefe betrdgt
nur 6 Dollars uno 81 Gents pro
aopf Der 8eoolteruns, bsnn bic
GdsgeIeIfdaften nabmen i'm lebten
Sabre 36,376,618 Dollars elm. ST.
mas mebr erbielten Ole glettriaitatsz
geIelfdaften, bic i'm 9anaen $685.
806 Dollars einnabmen, alfo ieben
8opf Der 8eDDltruns nit 7 Dollars
unb 3 Gents beiteuerten.
SIN @ansen baben bic Netp Oor=
fer an bieie orei 9etriebe 81 OoI<
lars per 8opf ooer i'm Sanger 170.z
263.301 Dollars beaabIt, Die BON
Ge6tstpesen Iamt ben Hieienprofiten,
bic baran gemadt murben, in Den
StabtfddeI bdtt'1 flteben ioGlen. 0ie
profite tpdren bann piellei9t ni6t
gang 10 erob selpeien, aber bic Be-
ipobner piirben fir ibr idnsres @slb
audi etpas eebabt baben. Die @er@
bdltnifie auf ben 8abnlinien, Denen
ieoer Netu gorter iiber II OolIars
besablt bat, iino miierabel unb taum
nod ertrdslid; fir @as. mas in
Baltimore fir 35 Gents per taus
ieno aubttfuB seliefert ipirO, beaabs
len bic Netp gorter 80 Gents, unb
Die preiie, bic fir Glettriaitdt bereds
net perben, inb slei9falIs erorbi<
bant.
Solarge bieie 8etriebe In pripat<
bGnben iinb, ipirb bas pubtitum
ni1t ben pplIen Wert fir bas erbals
ten, mas es beaablt. Grit tpen,, Die
@tabt bieie 8etriebe iibernimmt, fanr
bas pu6Iifum boffen, auf feline Ros
fen 3u iommer,.
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3n tcrfanfen: Mein ~otueift0diaes
Bobnbaus on Der tpeltI. 2. Strabe in
Sermattn, nebit 2ot bon 70 Sub.
Sront. Bradtboll i'm id0niten Sbei.
lie Der Staot nidt melt bon Der Gitp
Gall selegen befinoet iid bas 8obn.a
balts nabe benz @eiddftscentrum unh
bod i'm i60niten 8obntbeiIe Der
Staot. Breis $500. @benfalIS
Got bon IS SUB Gront an bieies 81.
gentbum angren5enb unb elm prGd..
tiger galpIas. Brets $500.
D. q. Starf,
3714 Sumpbrep
ct. 2ouis, Wc..
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Serslideu 9anf.

Den f~olgenben unierer 2eiern Die
felt unierem lesten 9eridt ibr Ibon'
nement al1f bas @olfsblatt erneller.
ten4 itatten mir bier unieren beralib'
item 9anf ab:
Scrmam: Srall @m. 2ettutonn,
aler. Seberle llno H. 9. Eoeidcl.
Scrmomn, 81. 1: Suit. Iltguitir
mo Mug. eng.
Sern1arn, 81. 2: Srau Morp Gin.
nenleDer iinb Sp. &oeller.
Serntann, H. 3: Carl &lid, %,
Neltmonm Sr. unb @it. Scope.
Berger; g. $. @eper, Sol. @il,
Ding nno Mug. Gobs.
S%mensbiIle: @m. @ittc, @m.
Rebmert uno Sobn 9eder.
gap: Sp. &od unb 3oIten 9uid,.
mann.
ct. 2ouis: Oscar Saerber, Srol,
9. Nellcien iino S. Z. Sul5mann.
Ilb. Sable, Smiss
Sp. Sdnitger, Gotsbom
6rou 6. 9ui6marn, gGinmooo, 6.
Sol. &atbgeb, Grescott, slris.
saul &ioerlen, Cafe
Geo. Sulier Sr., 9aben Stotion
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N~dltlHl&Nollit
~. .. @cniinQ q.
@efnnbcn: 3miiden Ser 2. rn0 3.
Strabc, cin @ousihIiiiieI. Nod5lt
in Der Office .. y.
Farm at u%erfnnfcn.

Torm pon 1875 Ndcr, 6 Mcijul
iilb6Itlid BON Scoolio, $40. gclcqcn,
in Qlttcm 3llItan6. HeltcS @p0nbnlts
nit 5 3inntern, gutter Spciher uno
S6elne GO bel 70. @lltcs @oiicr,
ticfcr Drummer nit @inomiiDlc, nobc
S6lrlc ltnb Stride.
100 gfcr gl,tes 2onb nbllc &c,
bdlloc. Serfoufc beiOc 5ulommcn ODER
ein5eln; oltf quite Sernlin 3oblrng.
Man penbc iicb an &. g., 10S Gait
Green Str, Sigginspille, Mc.
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Mdtnna!

Siermtit iei Sen IftipnGren oes
Sarmers glebator bon Morriion funb
getan bob ont
@ontag, ben 4. Mars, 1918,
Tim 8 llbr morgens beginnenb Die
Sabresberiammlung Ser Mftieninba-
Der 9enannter @eiellidaft i'm Eager.
raum oes glebators ltattfinoen miro.
9ie 8abl bon 7 9ireftoren fir bas
fommenoe Sabr liegt Dor, ebenfaIIs
barren anbere mid)tiee @eiddfte Ser
grlebigllng.
Sol. SpedbaIs,
SefretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
= III c + Sittlc Berger.

County Superintendent q. 8.
Wtarm beludte lette ISOLDE Die 2cwcr
Sittle Berger uno sic 6rene Greet
S6ulen.
Im 16. WGra miro bier elm 9or
Supper obgcbalten werDen. Die 90.
men iinb eril,dt boren 51 bringen.
2ouis 9eicrmann's al,ftion mar
gut beiild)t urlo allies e~rsielte einen
i6Dncn 8reis.
Clarence @l,nbpiller lit allf ieines
Satcrs Sarm beid1itiet, lett CT aus
Der So6Ifule in Scrnlann arsge.
tretcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

5n uerfanfen: Elm 9adItein 8obn.
6aits nit 7 Simmer, auf bas SEQ.
oernite eingeridtet. Snnen frii4
angeltri6en. Got 60 bel 100 inn Gen.
trum bon Sermann. Breis ,tnb ge.
oingl,nacn giinitie. Naf~5ufrogen in
Der Office .. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Bel ldBt oft erft cine
grf4iitteruns bes @ehirns bas lebte'
re fonftatieren.
9oI5 III 10 pOrDs, oab man
Auediilber burhtreiben tann. (Dur9
Sausen, nit 9tlfe elmer pumpe).
Gine GasfIammeb raudt in
elmer Stunbe 10 piel Saucritoff, tpie
finf perionen in elmer Stunbe gee
bran4en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01
DruC6(a6en
wer6en prompt tnS bilIig
augefertigt in Der Sruderci
beS
Sermanner SOlfsblatt.
Mnftiun.

Sie ltnter5eibneten tperben in Der
@obnung BEG berltorbenen Sreb 6.
Hieboff am
Sunnerstag, ben 7teu MGrs,
aller pcrionlide @igentum pie Sans.
lno &iidengerdtidaften berfaufen.
gerfailf beginnt Inn Elm rbr nod.
mittags.
DC ungen: 9aar!
Som. 8anmgaertner, Sr.,
2oris 90. Hieboff,
Na6lobberipolter.
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8ir iinb crntQd)tigt
g NJ. ySenkel.

oils Gonoi0at fir 8ieoereripGblllng
gum Amte bes Circuit Glerf uno Gr-
Sfiicio &ecorOer fir @nsconaoe
County an5u5eigen, untertporfen Der
gnti6eioung Der republifaniifen
Stimmgeber bel Der SrinlGrlpa)l an
6. Iuerlt, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

3m berfanfcn: Cine Chalmers
Souring Gar 81, einem biIligen Grei.
le. Nad5ufrogen in Der Sarmers &
yter6ants 9anf ODER bel 8. q. Graf
Sernlaln, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-01

Srcb Shei6le, Slncp
8. @ieoin9bogcn, Mt. Sterline
9ere Ibonnenten:
Mortin NeiObrinf, Nlnlo, $50.
Sobn Ipprill, Serntonr, H. 2
Sollis Wtoeier, @crmonrL q. /
@ltIt. Sdnlf, Smcnspillc