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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
rALoMN UNDER LEASE.

~. y. ilraifrt. president "f th" in.
Iona uuld and Milling company, said
last saturday that the last word from
Supt. G j. GRAFT II that he u yontin
uing exploratory work on the Beaver
county property The work h On thr
nine hundred foot level whcr" COM
siderable encouragement has been met
IN the past ~ present GRAFT h. work
Ing the property under q lease fnN"f'
able a. The company, aud u BE- th" ~
pr,tatiun that good results VIII fol-
low this new system "t developing the
property
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
nENrm nr mNnMNN CmIp.

Little Nina tlnrman. the t-yoar-old
daughter ~ Mr and Mrs. y. l.. Har-
man. died Monday ~ last week az NV.
ton. whore the parents have been max
Ing their home since leaving the Niuc
Mile section. The child had suffered
from pneumonia twice before. Saw
last Fridays Mytnn Free Press MT
aud Mir iiarman desire a. extend
through. the Free Press. their SINGER,
thanks a. al those who were 30 Kind
and W. helpful during the sickness 81
their daughter Especially do thci
desire a. thank Mr, aud Mrs !. W
Odckirk aud Mr. and MrE. H. NJ Fow'
Irr." The remains were brought l.
Prize, Tor burial
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
SHORT STORIES OF
THE WEEK
AZ GII.Ek 10 MANsnN.

J. ~. Manson. referring a. ths state.
mout ~ The Sun last week ~ his rom-
Ing into possession If u note Tor four
hundred and fifty dollars from J. ".
Turner and executed hy g. ". Harris.
state. that the mote was given him
tManspni in deal tor tract IT
land which b. owned up near Spring
Glen Ne know nothing 40 N" tim"
~ hi trading with Turner how the
latter came, into possession ~ tho
note. Any sidewalk paving deal is all
Greek H. him. Manson says
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

10 meet "a situation brought about
hN the severe winter and late spring
In the West. arrangements were made
forests earlier than usual ana the
hy approximately three hundred and
fifU thousand over any previous year.
Notwithstanding this action. the de-
mnnd Tor grazing privileges could not
fully hr met The possibilities ur pro-
Niding Tor further utilization uf the
ranges in 1915 are being studied. nr-
cording a. thr annual report at the
secretary of agriculture.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
ROSE HOSPITAL OPEN.

Hose Hospital. owned and operated
by Dr. q. T. Rose OF Price. was for
mally opened last saturday at noon
Visitors In large numbers were re-
ceived and escorted through the sew
eral departments. carl being taken not
Ia disturb the patieIts Everyone ex-
pressed pleasure shd delight In find.
ing the institution so well arranged
and equipped. Mrs, C. A. Wherry
served each visitor with punch. Two
Red Cross nurses. Misses Vera orr ana
virginia whorry. presented each gem
tleman with a carnation aud the la
dies violets. MY utmost appreela-
ton IL expressed "a all who attended
and 20 those who 50 willingly assist
ed" says Dr. Rose. Friends who sent
flowers 10 mako the occasion pleasant
must accept my heartfelt thanks Tor
the same"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
MIXED FEED TRADING.

No manufacturer "r dealer VIII hr
permitted 90 trade In concentrated
nnd mixed feeding Htuffs after Febru-
airy 18th without license. according Ca
an order issued Tuesday last from the
office Of the Utah food administrators.
The order h backed hy u presidential
proclamation under date Of January
10Th. This restriction, u b. said. b
taken to prevent boarding of CONNER
ylnl stock feeds and Of hay by small
percentage uf unfair Manufacturers
and dealers. Under the license ryH-
tom the federal government VIII take
entire control 1T the stock feed Indus
tTN
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

age. Two round trips daily H. the
schedule. Manager johnson states
business was never better.
Five residents OF the upper end ~
the county were here this week before
tho county eSaminihg draft board
They arr Lawrence r. Larsen and A.
q. Singleton OF cigar Creek n. O..
Parmlcy and John Morgan Ut Winter
Quarters ana Sam England uf syo-
field.
Methodist church. next SUNDAY.
February 10th, Lincoln's Anniversary
sunday. Subject. "a Debt OF Mercy"
A sermon on patriotism. industry. hon
cfty and courage from the life OF this
great character. SUNDAY school 10 10
O'Clock Of the forenoon and junior
dcrs. pastor.
| Julian Gemino. alias Joe Saiaro.
was bound over Co district court dur
ing the wpvk for an assault with TO-.
tent tu commit murder NJ Price On
December N. 1918. the complaining
witness being Frank Coin. victim 81
the assault Ills bonds were placed ~
i've thousand dollars which h. wac
unable a. give.
byron Howard has fiiod application
with the state engineer Tor the use at
enc ana srycn-tvnths spcond-tect ~
water from Meeting House Creck in
Emery county o. irtigat" hundred
and twvnty acres at land. tie viii
build small dam aud . ditch five
hundred and fiftN feet ionE h. says.
~ divert the water
At last Tuesday evenings meeting
uf Price ely council the matter of
viuiinE All business. h,aacs uf the els
On sundays was fiiHcusrcd ut con-id.
cradle length However, the matter
went over until the next regular
meeting uf the council. thereafter th,
city " a. huy itaNvoat direct IN cariua,
or large lots. Heretofore II has beet
furnished hy iucal mercantile house
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
,m,nnln, IN mo sOvTm.

w l.. Meaghor who for four years
80. AZ , mort time ago resided at MA
~ writes The sun from 'aml
Wadswurth. 5. g., that he u interest," ~
IN Tho news from here ana N'h', W., w.,
Newspaper Ia follow him up, ~
m this southern training camp VIZ VIZ
,housands Of others says ne, W. ~
ar, working hard and incesSan''y :, =.
he In good shape Tor strenuous Soy
- ~ mere in the near future. MOT,
80 80 hat 1 cannot tell you, MY maj.
va. IN ~. forwarded from this address,
Th, address is ". T.. Meagher' Conl
nam, a.. Hundred and Eighth un''''
ST. Infantry. spartanhurg' > g.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
"PARsoN" sIMPKIN TALKS.

Rev Peter A. simpkin made rous-
ing address nc Exc thcatcr last Tues
day evening in behalf Of the war saw
ings and thrift stamps campaign and
also tho coming liberty loan looked
Tor about the middle of next month.
From here he went 10 Emery county.
whore addresses wcrc delivered at
Castle Dale, Huntington and else
where. The Price meeting was ar
ranged Tor by Prof Orson RYAN.
the chairman Ut the war savings and
THRIFT stamp campaign in Carbon
county
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
ABOUT ruE best EvER.

The Price to MNt"n road u now 100
better shap, all thu way through ina"
IL has ever been. says =, &, lev wh'
was In this week from his Nine Mll'
ranch. Work has been stopped on "
Tor the winter. whether this VIII h'
taken up In the spring h a question
entirely up o. the state road commits
sion. II win be then difficult To sr'
men and teams. and unless III" con
yicts are brought back the outlook
for further Improvement II not good
The only bad place In the road -
about a mile where the Carbon por'
lion Joins 20 that Of Duchesne county.
This would be- fixed but for the bad
weather and frozen ground ~ u y
Il viii have TO go TO som" future um"'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
S'oFIELD MINE ENPLOYE u
DEAD FROM RECENT INJURY

raymond II. Ames. 20 years old
ana car driver for the scofield Coal
,,ohpanN now operating the old
'hlon Pacific mine. died on Monday
nlshl as the result OF an accident az
we mine the day before. Ames was
'lulhs ON the bumper In front Of ear
qua slipped, falling beneath the
neels' which passed over his legs
breaking both. Death resulted rather
rom the shock OF the accident than
.ne actual injuries. His body was sent
~ MS home at Moroni He leaves a
WHO" and two small children
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
TENT nooKs ADOPTED.

More text books Tor the high school.
In all districts of Utah except In cities
OF the first and second classes were
adopted by the state text book com
mission last Monday Subjects cover.
cd In the selections are English. Latin,
French. Spanish. science, mathemat-
les. history and social science. agri-
culture. manual training. domestic
art domestic science. household man
agcmcnt commercial arithmetic. COM
mcrcial law. bookkeeping. shorthand,
ltypcwriting. commercial geography
business correspondence. art and pen
manship.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
srNYNER CO.'S To LOGAN.

". J. staynor. manager at Price Tor
rrysrni months ~ the Consolidated
Wagon aud Machine CompanyH busi'
ness. lett last Monday for Logan.
There he h this week being checked
in ~ manager Tor thu same iirm'
Northern Utah business lie was ac-
pumpnnlod by Mr. Stayncr. but he
viii be- hack iu Price within u few day
tn make his final turnover ~ tn
businrsa here. Price loses q good
family IN the departure ~ the Stay D.
u,rr and very large nhahrr "i
frlrnds thoy leave hchlnd VIII wish
them an that b. good In their new
home. j. D. johnson "t Layton De-
comes manager of the Price nous.
arriving the rirrt ~ th" week, accom-
panied hy Mr.. Johnson.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

one Of the banes of Rcd Cross
workers life has been conquered by
the invention Of a patent cutting ma
chine which automatically turns out
many yards OF bandagcs, all OF IN,
same size aud thickness. The SAT-
Lake City chapter has received one oI
the machines, which Is now set up
awaiting lis first trial II Is called
Baby Six" IL controlled by levers
aud run By electricity. Red Cross OF
ficials hope that It's installation VII
mean an increase in the output OF
bandages for the February drive,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
EMERY srnyEY nEGINs.

J. a. futile of Salt Lake city. on.
ginevr In charge 81 the government
post road work between Price and the
town of Emery. got back from the
south the first " the week and has
started In on the project Ills force
IL now running lines Just to the south
of this city. while headquarters have
been established nc the county sur.
voyor's office. The force consists ui
g =. lliEbcc. engineer. and \. &,
wuuliry craftsman. both 81 Zion. and
james Peterson. clint Moffat and
Warren wilburR. all ~ Castle Dale
II H. figured that about three months
will be- required on the survey
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Franklin Jones and liner Cozicr.
both OF Castle Gate. were this week
licensed to we'd by County Clerk IIors-
Icy.
Mrs. \. Patcrnsstct this week open
ed grocery and. fruit stand In the
PatcinoEtcr budding with entrance on
South Eighth strect
Both the Tavern aud Savoy hotels
have been turning away people nightly
fof the past two weeks Travel In and
out 90 Price " Just now the heaviest
In several months
Mrs. a. W. Cooper of Price was Ia.
ken 60 &C. Marks Hospital az Salt
Lake city last "Wednesday Tor an op
Grafton Tor appendicitis. Dr. John .
Critchlow h her surgeon.
:. Rex Miller tells The sun that hi,
father a. q. miller. IL getting atoms
very wei nfior being struck hy mo.
| tor truck az Salt LAX, city few day.
ago. iir has telephone cummuniru
ton with him "vrry day
tInmors about town the last frV
days have IL that crowd uf prumin
pnt local Hhccpmvn are ON deal fol
thr mercantile business ~ Price Trad
Ing company However II N said. no
thing has been closed o. yet
There are three new patients a
Rose Hospital In Price this week. Sir,
Milton Avery of Kenilworth. Glow la
Gus of Price and little son of M
aud MrL William Norton 90 WvllinR
ton. Two are patients of Dr. llns
ana the other ~ Dr. g. \. whcrry,
An item In one ~ the Los Angcic,
Gala. newspapers shows that utal
llackrahhits are sclnng FOR thirty cent
each In the market 81 that city. tn
way that the Jacks" ARE featured d
thu ndycrtiHrments would indicht
that they are 70 sTSd' demand there
The standardyiilc uuxilInr, of IN
Price Red Cross gave dance I'd tina
town last Saturday evening az whioi
Dr o. y. Estes states about two hun
drcd and niSty dollars was ol"nrr,
Ia connection there was nice murl
cal and literary program. participate
In hy numerous ones of the camp.
lANi TWO AflHnhNN NhN ifklHltif
under the enemy allen regulation
with w y, Olson. postmaster al Price
up to the closing hour last night a
the postofficc. These are Max Ncu
hort of Wellington aud Louis Huhrle
Of Price. The time FOR registration
uR next Saturday tomorrow even
INK.
Emil Falvo has entered Auit at Sal
Lake city against Independent Goa
and Coke company Ia collect min
hundred ninety-five dollars damage
for alleged personal injuries In de
PENDANTS mine at Kenllworth recent,
Hut few days ago a similar aetio
for a larger amount was dismissed b
plaintiff
J. r. johnson. manager of the Al
row Auto Line plying between Prize
and Sunnyside. Is using the unto
stage station la the Silyasni bloc
along with the Price 10 Iiiawath
people. Travellers 10 and from the bi
coal camp 90 the east appreciate IN
q splendid service OF the Arrow line an
= are showing IL by their liberal patroT
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
NINE DOLLAR BEETs.

Several sugar companies called IN
depondcnts." viii In all likelihood iol
low the plan laid down by the older
companies and pay nine dollars per
ton for this years beet planting with
an added price In case OF an advance
In the price OF sugar \. a. string-
nam, secretary Of "A company az MO-
ronl says that they have agreed also
IA nay the new price proposed at the
Inean roundup Their company
believes IL will have stimulating Ell
feet on sugar production and he say
they are anxious 90 do their part III
backing up the federal food admins
ration. About fifteen cars OF beetH
arc shipped from Price. most OF them
going 20 the Grand Junction, Colo
factory. II Is likely there viii be AN
Increase In acreage this year
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
MINSTREL SNOW ROCKED.

The music and dramatic depart
mrnt OF the Carbon high school viii
give minstrel show at the auditor
ium this n'ridayl evening. Appear
ing ON the program as end men use A.
W. Horaley. l.. a. LAUDER. J. 7, John
son and Enoch Clark with Prof. J. y.
Elicrtson as intcrlocuter. Those who
are billed for the drama the same
evening are Misses cornelia Steven
son. Ruth Burke. ltosc stringham,
Vina Nelson and Mrs, G. III. Acker-
man and Prof. J. y. Ellertson. In the
minstrel part a Mr.. Clark OF Provo
viii do some buck and wing stunts
and sand dancing. The minstrel show
Is being tried out ON the kids this at
tcrnoon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
OLD swINDLE BoBs UP.

Interest In food saving has given
new life 10 familiar old swindle' the
magic buttermaker," a device where
hy The delighted housewife who sees
Il demonstrated for the first time Is
led 20 believe that she can transform
a pound Of butter into Two pounds
This magic buttermaker operates on
the simple principle Of churning one
nound OF butter with a pint OF milk
and sometimes the additional veget'
allie oils. Tho product which results
looks like butter and weighs two
Mounds when placed ON a pair OF
scales but unfortunately Il Is defi'
.rlent i'm butter fat, the additional bulk
and weight being. chiefly water and
air standard creamery butter should
have about 50 per cent butterfat
Magic" butter made with this device
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
ENEMY ALIEN HELD.

Steve wogoc. enemy alien and
blacksmith at Kenilworth. was taken
In charge last week on a presidential
warrant and now makes the county
jail at Salt Lake City his temporary
nome lie may be paroied AZ the end
OF thirty days " he promises TO keep
his mouth shut and be good. He has
been talking too strong for the kaiser.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

friends with me. wish those In Cas-
tie Valley would send me the adj
dresses Of their friends out here that
' might call on them" His address
is 233 West Twenty-Fifth street Los
Angeles. Gala.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
NIXON VERY MUCn ALIVE

George A. NiNon Wr'''s "" I,~.
-, -. Angeles. Gala, Few ga;
l.u"' nv that reports of his deain,
as ~. .,mc Marx Twain, are very
am ~, exaggerated" NJ Il were ~,
haye not been injured nor serious" 80, a.
at am lime" says he IN ~ p' oysr
health looking corpse W.ls s., IN Of,
,wa hnndrcd pounds and TAXING y, . %,'
,h INV" many beautiful sights OF r SCUM" ,Iri.
ual'' ..,,' ~" a',tomobile over four thousand
ven ", ,,i,hout 50 much as puncture,
Inl mite scIt better In ms life ana am
me- dandy time. The only thln l'.
, nu' his ,rip lacks is haven't All NY
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
PRICE AND NEARBY

Each paper. book and magazine
Sprouts upward like gcyser
Recipes for saving things;
Were growing thin and wiser,
We salt down beans. dchydrate greens.
Store up foods like n miaer.
Were going Co preserve the world
And also can the kaiser
Utah Food Administration
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Dr. !. .. nuswcll. ophthalmir -p,.-
clalist uf Salt Lake city. wiz be- ~
Hotel savoy, Monday ana Tuesday.
February i'm aud i2th. No charE"
Tor t"Hting eyes. References, GLASSES
are worn for health ~ well NJ vision.
-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
JuRyMEN DRAWN FOR THE
FEBRUARY TERM OF COURT

Below by precincts r. list Of jur-
ors summoned for the February term
% district court converting at Price
on Monday. February rs. 1918. Jurors
are notified to appear for service a
week later. Monday. the 2sth.
Pricc-George q. Frandscn. J. G.
Bcrgiund. Z. X. Olson. a. w MclNin-
non and J. -. Fausctt.
Winter Quartcrs-Frcd 6. Kimbcr.
Charles T.. Anderson and James Wal
lace. ST.
Hclpcr-James Bruno. Joe Fassio
Paul Pcsactto and Joseph BlumOcrg
Bcorieid-R. W. Crane. John Juvan
Lars Jensen aud Charles Mobile.
4 unnysidc--JoHcph Dcnniaon. w. ~
sandcrson. zcph Thomas and Frank
a. Morgan.
| Hiawatha--C. J. Powers
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tidwcll an,
Thomas Chantry.
Clear Crcck-Dayid Parmlcy and 6
". Anderson.
Castle wilford run and "
". Graham.
dardviile-Andrcw Estcrbrool
and Charles Ilalon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
WILSON'S

searched
white HAVE SUCCEEDED
self for his
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
Farm Workers Prosperity

Farm workers save money If they want tor,
rather, they try There plenty of farm aboiers
who have goody accounts in the savings departments of
the banks Others have practically nothing. In this
spect they exactly like city workers. Some
money. Others nothing
The man in the country is not badly paid, despite the
current belief TO the contrary Most of what he gets in
is clear money. The city mans wages, the
other hand gross What he really for himself
Is ascertaned only after all expenses have been paid
Thrift is the essential thing in country and city. II
doesn't make much difference in the long where
you happen to be empoyed-the essential is, how
much do you save? The money a fellow HANDLES does
not count for much. It's what STICKS that counts.
We pay per cent savings accounts compounded
semi-annualy.
Price Commercial { Savings Bank
Price, Utah
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

Complete legal blank stock az Salt
lake city ana Provo prices Tho sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

The entire wheat crop In France
has been requisitloned by the French
government
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08
HOOKS ron SOLDIERS.

Another request VII be- made soon
by the American Library association
for hooks a. be sent 90 the soldiers
The last request met with response
of a hundred thousand dollars aud
four thousand books from the people
~ Utah. Many magazines are sent
the soldiers. and the association VIII
ask that hound volumes be given
Books that seem dull 90 pcrnonH hav'
ing access to other divcrmonH are APP
prccintcd by the men.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

has less than 90 per cent II D. H.
legal tn uffur such a sWindiing prod
oct for sale \ promoter dcmonatrat.
ing thu magic buttcrmakOr was ar
rested recently In san Francisco,
Gala. and subjected a. heavy fine.
,hargrd with false advertising.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

J. T. johnson, manager of tho Ar
row Auto Line plying between Price
and Sunnyside. Is using the union
stage station la the Sllyasni block
along with the Price 90 Hiawatha
people. Travellers 10 and from the big
coal camp 90 the east appreciate the
splendid service OF the Arrow line and
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-08

wheat wheatless
our coffees5c
one sack Of flour Don't
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13

/ ti.lr.a Tfmino 81 inesniifi3iercn
UNI mi an0:rsn 6sJauptsts sr, oae
rsr Domino ii6;r Die intimiten qnsez
~.egenGsiten irines S9eims gntsrriGtet
sepeIen lei. prraus gu foi9ern ipl,,
OaB IS Elm gutter Ssidnnter iopohI
Nprnemams pis 6artmanns geneisn
lem mubte - nn0 OpcD rnr ibm Der
Name p0lis fremO:
9tift gu leugnen a~llerbin9s lpnr.
bob pas SGreiben 9artmanns in sez
uiiIen puntten nit ben Nusingen isfs
mes 7sreunpes iibereinitimmte. uno
bios psranlabte Srunner, ii9 bic be-
oeutumgspplltsn Grgs6niTie Der llns
ieriuf)ung nod eiHtndl ins GfodG:<
mis- SuriidSurufen.
Die gntoedurg i'm 9arten oes Grs
mprostsn, Der llmItano. pab bas
SGlob pes MnuertOrdens, ME man
glallben tpnnte, our6 cine slpeite
Yerion non Der S%trabenisite nlls
unbrau6bar gemaGt poroen mar,
tpnlte rt6t ippbl nit ben Ye5aup>
tunssn !Sartmdnns in Giutlan9 gt=
braft peroer. Oaneben muBte aucD
Oas 3eusnis Des NiieIors Wrimmer
pieoer in yetradt 9e5c9en peroen.
9as aber ipra9 bod entltieosn me-
niger ~5ugunitsn Sar.manns. Gs be-
i,pno nur ned bic 5rage, oh oas
Ginuernebmen sDiiaen i'm uao
1rau Tprnsmann nidlt nadJtrGgli9
pispsr ~5uItunoe 9etommen mar. um
niGt nur ben pirtliden 3ped Oss
SrieTes gu ertennen, ionoern aud,
oas MiotiD bes 9erbre4ens uno Die
MitI&ulp Der iungen Sruu feitItelen
gu tDnnen. Solte pirtli9 bic
srite germutung pes Staatsan=
rnlts riftis isin. rponad Der alte
Mnnn elmer leioeni@aftli9en 9egenz
Icitigen 3uneiguna Der beiosn psiden
muBte? -
9eSiisli9 SOLDIERS aber tonnts
nan iih fernerbin jeoe Mibe err
iparcn: er tatte nit benz Worbe sgur
nifts gu tun.
Dies mar bas gnoreIultat Der
&pmbinationen oes Stuntsanpaltes.
gendb pelfer er nod an oemielben
Sase feline Inorbnungen traf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-12-13
Siebentes 3apitel.

Sc mebr iid bic 8epeiie bauften.
Die fir ben Staatsanpalt cine S6ulb
6artmanns ais speifellos eri9einer
Iieben, Inn 10 peniser mubts Der
0erbadt begriinoet erideinen, oab
Der perbaftete 5rieorid SOLDIER Der
M0rper Oornemanns iei. Sennod
fonnts er aber aus sepifen 8riinz
ben nift obne neiteres nieoer auf
freisn SUB seiebt peroen. 3unadit
NOR es iein sdnalih unseniisenber
Mlibinadmeis, Der Dem entsegenitano,
Damn mar, burh bic 4usfdsen
2ptfelbs. beim Staatsanpalt bic
@ermutung entftanben, bob .ine
.afpeite perfpn an Dem @erbreden
mitbeteilist sepefen iein maBte.
Mnhte baber immerbin elm anberer
Der WDrber fein, 10 mar baburd
ni4t ausgefhlofen, bob SOLDIER iid
pielIeitf Der Beibilfe fduloig, gemadt
bate. Jener fdparae Domino. BON
benz ASldtr sefproden. bate ohne