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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

Developments point to an carly de-
mobilization of troops at Camp Taylor
and many Indiana soldiers are hopeful
OF eating their Christmas dinners at
home Camp headquarters received a
lengthy message from the war de-
partment announcing that form blanks
Tor discharges have been mailed and
outlining the system that will be pur-
sued in mastering out when the Anal
order for rehabilitation is given. All
troop movements from this camp have
been ordered stopped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

gade and the development battalions
at Camp Grant. the first step in the
camp rehabilitation program, is sched-
uled 10 begin tomorrow. Capt. Earl
B. Stone. camp personnel adjutant,
has his big clerical force ready for
the Hood OF paper work which the re-
organization viii involve. In consul
tation with the high officers Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

In all the county has donsed S316,274 more than II
was asked to donate and Sss45.O0o more than
II asked to invest
Where you beat it. Where you equal it,
Lake county must subscribe its quota for the W. S.
S have single blot its escucheon and it
won't have.
But heartily sick and tired of fzzle and huke
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
Private Arnold Hcnken. Medica

Department Base Hospital. Camp
Logan Texas. is home in Riverdale. on
a short Through. He was assigned to
the duty to see safe home to Akron.
Ohio. a soldier namel Kelly, formerly
attached to the aviation branch Of the
service. Kelly was in the hospital for
three months following shock and mgr
vous break down after his first trip
in the sky with a fellow aviator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
GERMANY PREPARED FOR DEFEAT.

Those people in this country who giving Germany
maudin sympathy live to it. Germany is going
give the United States bitter hours yet is
going give this nation problems that
will not be solved in hurry They problems that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
NOTICE.

Friends of the Times. who have
scnt In soldier letters must exercise
patience. They will all be printed
but must be published Ia the order of
their receipt. BY government order
our space Is limited because of news
print shortage md we nre only nj
lowed to use certain amount oil
pEInted matter daily. Don't fear that
The letters will not appear In their
turn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

All soldiers returning from the
camps md environments are kind
Is asked TO register their names
for this column. The Times IL go
ing TO nearly thousand soldiers
from this county who nre in
France. Many of them won't be
back for : year or more. They
want to know where their friends
are. This column VIII tell them,
30 soldiers and their friends viii
pIrase let us know when they re-
turn =ud from whence they return.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

John KIIIiGrew, Hobart, who mas
hear accented in the L. : Naval Aux
uisry. has been called to service anu
sxnects TO leave sunday for the Great
Lakes Training School
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

.John schiIIinE. living southwest OF
Hammond received word from his son
Rolin who is in Siberia with the 7.
< A. They had not heard from him
in two months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
nHEARDFRoNoaS oLDIERs9SAILoRsK2

commands involved he Will work out
the details the move progresses.
No men who were indicted az Class
IA and have since reverted TO a lower
physical classification will be dis
charged under the War Department
rehabilitation order of yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
Word b.. heen rcccI,ed hr frlen

Word HIS been received by friends
OF Corporal NJ. =. Reddick. a former
attorney Of Gary, that he is now con-
fined in hospital at Camp Gordon
Georgia, and eager for news from his
home town. Letters addressed to him
at Ward K. Base Hospital. from his
friends Will be appreciated and get a
quick response.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
In MemOriam

Gu UUU114V4 4u4A
Hammond: dro~T
AaE5 MAC RszI nd saf0 de a It i r Mas
@ Man4 T mt 5o ls s'a :. Hais Of Aus
R BAsEIR died at Lion SPRINGS Tex. august g.
ROBERTSON. Gary; killed in
JAMES VAN Alta Gary: killed vimy udss
2oIpH BEDzTtS1 Chicago: killed in Nov 81
larry cyTIIBERT
Hobart killed by explosion
SCHMIDT Point died Brooklyn March on torpsdo.
uR1 EDEAED N sULLIvAS Gary: killed in France March
ROBERT AspI I'll nj camp ly6or srTa -
cIfFBn p cary co lSl't Inf CD shelby { 5 aren
y1oToP PFtT0H T1in died Maria Taxas April ISL; Avn m
G sT BEc Cary died at eastern Ganono ApT 49, s'
NEWELL PEAcI1ER Graves Regis Unit 800 died in n j. 1918
p nI1sKEIJIcH Hammond 1918
:s4' sIsf1 sS sis ss
Gary Camp T.,ior s
aoe,s sss ~ July IS
A psaosd wo 5ag H. u ss drowned in sinking of tor
july '4
bass London. JuIy 10; isls
j. SSSLES 1s as5o0s k9d IN soP France July
PHILLIP PETERSON Hammond g. rsnes
France f 5a is 5u' i'i
osGAR AsFp S 1 Ii.d Aus action
> z MA A ao '''A
ALP , GoLTHoRFE Gary; dice July 1913
4EV sTr Fp4x s. died s from
ROY NOEL Indiana July i 1918
Fran as' july aug Us 80
GEORGE BRANoN West Creek Sept M
H1IaI hijsR wn'Ins u s = Al killed
ss1 Coon Gary aon n F sse July 10
camp sherman sept %
Spanish I D S s
sound A Oct sept "
JULIAN truth whitns Camp Taylor Spanish inf. Oct
sS PHO csda Lake. d ' cap lee Fo on s s Rausnsa
PERCY sURpEIsE LO~ei Camp Gran Spanish tna
HAROLD MATBAUM AnswoTth; pneumonia England
D. PETERSON Lowell Taylor 90 =
Nd Oct 9t' -
K1LBoURNE Griffith Fort Bliss Spanish
sERc WELDON 4 Gary: action July France
n Gary Rs adtio Ga P S, a o5 H.
EAfFMAN Crown Point spanish inn csn Har Oct -
SEIMAN Dyer died French sept a.
LorcHoFF. Dodge a.
EGT z6 kR died EARN Sss h5s Oct "
JOHN ouIGLET. Gary; died in influenza
sEReT BOSS B9IER Cary missing In France
s S TR2NsEN Gary in Franc.
7 EP RTRF Ismmond dies from Wound. FSssc. o.,
larson Hammond s died ed in France
ROBERT JONES Gary killed in action ion; France Sept IA
John zsRowsKI in France July
CORPORAL missing Aug s. in France
GEORGE
rAP S1 E CO cary ss nd s snSs July 2:
STEVE mis- July L.
s aosT1N Co l. East caxo ssi sh on ' nv
STANLEY PoswANKL Co l" East Chicago; missing
OWENS Iaalsaa ,sse Kissing misa,.
PAUL SfASl gary IN ansnAa s PR1soE 1 csAr S 49,
DUrEs HarO0r; . s. Marines prisoner casssl
Hammond F. IN April,
cAsIMGR wARRA w a,aapona tld
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

J. VI. Burch of DOlton Is developing
into a scientific boxer at the I. 5
Naval Training Camp near Seattle, in
Washington. Jim" is coming to be
= favorite with his sailor chums on
account Of his fstic ability and gen
sral good fellowship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

dale, Company B. 4th Pioneer Infan-
try. A. E. F.. France. writes home this
week and reports everything fine and
dandy with him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

The parents of Anthony Schaap of
the South Holland district just west
Of Hammond have receiTed the sad
news that their son dHd Of infu-
enza on board a ship going over to
France.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18

Here is Lake countys great war record to date
Soldiers and sailors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
lte6er Gpnlter's SorS iuirb Elm Gml
bert sebaut.
Sonitisc Madridten bon Stonb Sill.

llnicre gl,ten bieiieen 8ilrger ba.
ben cinen biibiden @ctrag ge5ei6net,
gum Gan zines Gonfrctc Gulpcrts
iibcr sic Goulter's Sltrtb. @ir Dof=
fen MN ooB unicr County . @eridt
inns nui boIbcn @eec cntscacn font
men miro.
0ic Iltftipn bel Gbriit. @umpcr
bate icfr picle G1ufcr angc5ogcn nnO
MueS brad,tc aud, rcd)t unncbmbarc
grciic. e. s. Ilberspert6 spar Ser
ausruicr lllo Nnbrcos Sdinbler
mar ser Sauptbieter.
Sic ollgemcine Iusii6t lit bier,
oab mir MN porbcrbano gellrg He-
gen gebabt baben.
$. g. Stolte ,uno Samilie madten
perguneene @ohc cine Sabrt mad
Smcnspille.
Wtit 9eoal1crn beridtcn mir DAB
Qrtbrr Hid u1o Satin. mobnbart
bier in scr MGbe, hires flcincn &inocs
ollrh bcn Sob bcralbt mllrocn.
Oscar @unlper, mclbcr mubrcnO
oes pcrsangenen Sommers in &ar'
ius mar, lit ictt babeim uno bilft leis
ucrn Safer bel ser 9eforberung ibrcr
Gahen mad ibrer nellen 9einlatb III
st. 2puis.
Srit &Iopbaus, in bieiiger gsabe,
baut our 3cit cine grobc ncl,e Sbcler
.ai,f icincr Sarm.
World) uno Scinlein grabcn intnler
nod ticfcr nod @uiicr IN Dem Sdocb
ser Ml,ttcr Groc, ol,f Gofuin Illc-
mann's Sarm.
Die Ridmooo Shule lit nun mie-
Ser I'M pollen Gang, nud elmer @ohe
Iericn megen Der SnfluenSa.
Mnorcas Sdinblcr, ionic Gbrilt.
uno Oscar @umper, nlad)tcn am Der
.aanaenen Samstag eincn 8eihaftss
belud IN Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct,
81, 1918, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Sobn @reumfe, Sobn bon Gbas.
@reu1fe. bon Spenspillc, 81. /, be-
finbet ii6 al,f oenl @esc Der @enc4
lung bon cinem &ranfbeits. Iniall, in
einem MilitGrlager.
Der Omensbille S6uloiitrift lit
nit $4,000 iiber fem Quota Der Sreis
belts . Inleibe gegangen. Canaan
Smp., bingegel,, lit unsefdbr $4,000
unter icinem Quota.
Clarence Mellies, ser 1S Sabre
alte Spbn bon Or. Gbuarb Wellics
uno @attin. bon S~penspille, itarb in
Scr porisen ISOLDE in Der Warc S.
lanb Napal Training Station, Gan
tSrar1clsco, Gal. Yer 1llrge Wtafllt
mar on ser 2ungenent5iinoung franf
%geipcicn. Clarence lieB iid I'M letten
Ml,guit fir Sic Slottc aniperben.
8all 2ottmann, Sobn bon 9apib
2ottmann, bon Smensbille &. 1, lit
bon ernItliher &ranfbeit in Camp
Suniton geneien.
9lanb lit bel ser @ierten Sreibeits.
gnleibe iibcr SEN @ipfel ecgangen.
8ascpnabe 9th lit slpei nal iibcr Ben
@ipfeI eegangen nit 3eidnlrngen CUR
Gierten Srcibeits Inleibe. 0ds
Quota mar $4,000 unb sic 3eih.
ni,ngen bcIiefcn iid auf $2t.250.
9raboi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
@un G6enmatismms befreit. r8ol

%om &benmatismns befreit. "gor
einiaen Sabren lit id idredli6 an
&opfifmer5cn uno &belrmotisn1l,s,
mas mid iebr i6lpGdte," idreibt
.Serr @uitap Suell bon Hllleton,
Scans, ,ober our6 Den @ebrallh Ct
Iider Slaiden Sorni's @lpenfra,lter
puroc ih p~ollltGnbig mieoer berge'
Itellt." Gics alte. befannte &r1uter-
bcilmitteI miro nidt ourf Ipotbefer
p%erfal,ft, ionbern burd bcicnoere 60
falasentcn selicfert. @esen naberer
I%usfunft id)rcibe man an Or. Eeter
Gabrnep & Sons Co, 2501 @alblng-
ton 9lpb., Chicago, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
= bieie 8rofitGbter!

@utbciiscr (3u ieiner Shpdgerin):
rGorises Sabr battc ih picl Gcd
in scr @irtidaft: Ser Hoeeen muds
mir ouf Dem Saline aus, Damn Wil5-
bronb im SiebltaQ."
.If Soft, unb ibr babt geniB
feline Seiicrmebr an Ortiz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Grnlt Calf, Spbn bon Sruu 2ena
Calf, ltorb ont lcbtcn Snmntae, inl
alter BON IS Sabrcn, in Der @obs
nllllg iciner Wl,ttcr atf Ser Salt
Sarll, 6 Wcilcn iilblid bon Worris
ion. Scr ilunge Wonn mar an DER
Sniluen5a c%rfranft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
NeAridten aus augrensenocn Gonr'
ties, ans nnierem Staat nuS
auberen Staaten.

Die Sranflin Gountp Somtags'
i6uI gliin. miro ibrc iGbrlidc Ser
lanrmlllng arl 6reitae uno Sanlstag,
Den l.. un6 9. Hopcmber, IN GULL
ban abbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
8lGusenbe Mnsiidt.

Snfel: .gsl,n, Srit. gu itrabllt ia
Dor fsreuoe! Scltte lit es Dir in
Der Sdule mobl beionbers gut ge'
~gangen?"
,TSein mar'sl Ser 2ebrer bat
aeiaat: ,Oie 2esten weroen bic Grs
Iten Iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Die picrte Serianmlune Der 9oellf
Sownibip 2ebrer miro anl nGdIten
Samstag, Ben 2. Nopember, Inn 7
llbr abcnbs I'M 0rafe Sbulbaule,
l%tattfinoen. 9as Gublifum lit ber5.
lid eingelaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

6reo G5elfin mo Sri. Spa 9ran-
ion, beibe bon Slano. crbiclten fiir5-
lid in Union cine Seirutbsli5ens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Sas Scras r%itnte-iuiOe" trpdcne
@eiet lit bonn Seras . 4ppellationss
@eriht fir ungiiltig erfldrt poroen.
Nur Elm ein5iser Hidter lpar Ser
gnii6t, Dab bas @cieb conititlltionel
iei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Hobt. @oemrmcl uno @attin, in
Der NGbc bon Heo 9irb, iinb bober.
frellt iibcr Die Anfunft zines Sodter-
d)ens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Or. Geo. $. Sones, SefretGr Der
ltaatliden @ciunobcitS 9eboroc,
iagt, oaB iid Die Gerbdltniiie i'm
Staat, biniidtli6 ner SnfluenSa, &c.
beiiert baben. @ie CT iugt lit Die
&ranfbcit ictt in ben StGoten 5I Ell
nem Stillitanb %gcfommell, mnbreno
auf Dem 2anbc cine @eiicrung ein9ca
treten lit. Seiner Iniidt nad) mir
Den i6lpere &egen9iiiie, bon Srolt
eefol9t, bic 3uitGnbe beoeutenb Der
beiicrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
81, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
9ie 0ienitflagge bon Cole County
bat 49O Sternc. Die Slagac bat
gleidfalls audi 8 golbcnc Sternc, sic
Wfanner reprGientierenb ipeI6e oas
crbabenOite Spfer gebradt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Nile uniere Seier, melde sic 3ei-
titng nidt r~eaclmGBis crbaIten. iinh
gebeten, inns per Yoitfarte gu benaf-
ridtigen, bannit mir Nbbilfe ifaffcn
fonnen. Sic erpeiien uns oainit cine
groBe @efGIligfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Die Regicrung bat jest ibrc Slotte
an Ger Mrbeit bein ausreiBen Der
9fGble ipelde nod bon Dem Damn
iibrig iino Der Dor nidt LANCER Belt
NIT groben Soften an oberen gnoe
bon @ottins Sslonb. IN Scr NGbe
con @aibington, erbaut ipurbe. Ser
Oanlm ermies lid als Elm Seblidlag
uno bGtte iiberbal,pt ni6t bort geballt
mcroen iollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

pSdar, Site, pos Der Serr Sch.
rer beut firm 8eiidt 5iebtl Sbmeft
8 Bier nit aus IN blal,en Mab.
friie.I!"
"Ses @arano So! Do lit ia mein
gutter alter 41s nod orin!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

@nt. 9rolbear, 81 Sabre alt, itarb
porigc ISOLDE i'm Staats Soipital
in Sutton, $40. 100 er felt s Sabren
Yatient 9eipclen mar. Die Scld)c
pl,rbc nod Guie gebradt, Der frilb-
ercrl Scinlatb bes TerItprbenen uno
BORT allf bcnt Sricbbofc Der .Slo
grid" Stride bcitottct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
Ser Staat betreibt befanntli6 stpei

Ser Staat betreibt betanntli1 5pei
6urnlcn nit StrGfIingen, cine in
Galapap, Die anbcrc bel Gpings,
ooer Il9oa, in Cole Gountp. Illf
Oieien Sarmen lparen in oieiem Sabre
1925 Ider 2anb nit Selb, uno @ar.
tenfriiften b%eitellt. Son ciner bicier
Sarmen luurbe @ei5cn in 9etrage
bon 900 pcrfauit ,rno iino 400
Ider geiGet Woroen fir nahites Sabr.
Da5u befinoen ii6 orlf oieicn Sarmen
SerOen bon &inbpieb u1b Sdpeine;
aud @efliigel. Iuf elmer Sarm muir.
Den bieies Sabr 10000 9uibel Corn
scaoeen. Man bat cine MiibIe &C..
farft unb miro 1000 9uibel oappn
in Webl pcripanoclt mcroen fir ous
3udtbal1s. 100000 Bfuno Siib.
fartoffeIn, $500 @allonen 8obnen,
5000 @allonen SiiBforn, Squaibcs,
3rpiebcln, gelbe Hiiben rn6 anbere
8artenfriidte iinb fir ben 8inter
eingebeimit poroen. @ic bic 3udt.
baus . &onmiiiipn befannt gicbt,
miro oieie Mnitalt jebt mieoer betric.
ben obne ben Steuer5abIern etrpas at
foiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Die Grofinung bes fur5en &urius
fir Mderball, alll Mderball Gollegium
in Columbia, lit infolge Der Sn-
~fluen5a gpioemic peridoben moroen.
0as 9atum Der gr6ffnung miro
ipGter befnnnt gcnuht mcrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Oas Gountp . @eriht miro iid am
bicrten Montag i'm @openlber Der.
iammeln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
I%asemeine Gonutp Nenisfeitcu.

Com. granion unb @attin, bon
Slano, muroen our6 Die @eburt CT
ncs S0d)tcr6enS e%rirellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Die Miiiouri Gacific @obn miro III
cine 8eripncn . Clinic um%9elpanoelt;
bos beibt Die Strcfe Scr 9abn 5lpis
lhen Seoalio llno Ct. 2puis ulb
miro bon oen 3iigcn Der Wo. Enc.
unb Scr Miiiouri, &anius unb Eeras
gabnen benubt mcrocn. 0ieie Nen.
oerlune miro iofort cintreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

ISM. Bles, Sobn bon Sreb. Ylet,
bon @oollanl, lit urlf bem @ege Der
@eneiune bon Der 2un9enent5iln.
bllng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

=. q. Sobn, bon Hoicbub, bat Ct
men bolbcn Intbcil an bent @cralo
Garage @cidGit fGufli6 crporbcn
unb bot in @cmeinihuit nit Gbus. u.
Hocbber Elm allgcmeincs Iuto = SIC
pnratllr . @eidGft in @erolb eroffnet,
Die nclle Sirma miro inter Dem Ta-
men Hocboer & Sabn befannt fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

: Nnsciecn iml @olfsbIott bringen
Griole.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Benjamin ". Gibbons, melfer bis
al icinem 20siten Sabre ein 9cpob.
ner bon 9lano par, aber ieit ben lcts
ten 20 Sabren Elm Sriaiie bes Staats-
Soipitals in Nepaoa gerpeien lit, itarb
porige ISOLDE an Ietterem Slab I'M
glitter bon 40 Sabren. Ser Seritor-
bene mar Elm Spbn bon 9. 6. Glib
hons, in ser HG9e bon 9lanb. Die
Erallerfeier bat porige @ohe IN
9lol1o itattgcillnoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01
Patriotism

been raised by certain advocates Of
prohibition.
WHEREIN is it unpatriotic for
the opponents of prohibition to assert
their freedom and the right of self
determination or to oppose the sub
%stitution of st%ate-control for self-con-
troll, which is and ever has been the
foundation of character?
On the other hand, Wherein is it
patriotic to delay and block essential
war measures by attaching prohibit
ton riders and amendments?
Many thousands of the sons of re-
tail liquor dealers and allied tradesmen
in Missouri are fighting under the Am
erican flag. Is it patriotic, or even hon
est, to destroy the livelihood and prop
erty of the fathers and mothers Of
these soldiers who are fighting for your
honor and the security of your proper
ty?
The government has levied heavy
taxes on the stocks of retail dealers and
still heavier taxes are pending. Is it pa
triotic to advocate the destruction Of
the goods on which these dealers have
paid and must pay taxes?
The stock Of nine St. Louis brew
cries is owned by British investors. Is
it patriotic to destroy, without com
pensation, the property of citizens of
an allied nation?
The other breweries of St. Louis
are owned by American citizens who
have gladly met every test of loyalty
and patriotism, from buying wal saw
ings stamps to subscribing millions for
liberty bonds and giving money and
personal service freely to the Red Cross
and other war activities.
Citizens Committee
By T. H. CLANCY, Chairman
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-01

Seit unierer uorieen Iusqabe muir
oen folgenbe ltebcrtrasungen bon
@runobciit bier regiitriert: Soiepb
6. GriOer an g. ". Griber, so Ifer
in Der NGbe bon 9lano, fir $1,000;
Srco Sinnen1eper an @nn. 0eppe, 80
Nlder in DER HGbe bon Sermann, fir
$4,000; @m. Stort an Spbn q.
stephan, 153 slder in Ser Hdbe BOT,
Stolpe, fir $500.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-01-11
ALL FOOD ISN'T WASTED IN
THE KITCHEN.

A carload of oranges was shipped
from Rialto, California, April 10
1917, destination unknown. 1t was
iced enroute, and setn to Fort Worth
Texas, on the theory that the market
was strong in that city. A suitable
sale could not be made, so the car
was re-iced, and then shipped to
Cleveland, where an attempt to mar
ket it was unsuccessful.
After another change of ice, it was
diverted to New York City. 1t ar
rived in Jersey City May ID, and was
delivered at the Erie pier in New
York May 16, thirty-six days after it
had been started from California. It
would have taken only twelve days in
a direct route.
Result: The New York City Health
Department condemned 81 out of 429
boxes of oranges as unfit for human
food. The inspectors notation was,
Gloss due to too long on road" This,
says the Country Gentleman, is how
profligate America is with it's food
supply.
The New York City Department of
Health will condemn about twenty
four million poundJ of food stuffs mr.
irving in the city dpring 1917, if the
record Of the first four months is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-01-11
GERMAN SOLDIERS REPORTED
REVOLVING.

Lodno, Jan. 5-The dispatch here
today from the Russian Wireless SER
vice says that $4,000 German soldiers
in the region of Kovno have revoltcd.
German deserters state that in conse-
quence of the governmnt drafting all
soldirs below the age of 35 for de-
spntch to the western front the afore
mentioned number of men rebelled
and marched out of the battle line.
They then entrenched themselves
whit rifles and machine guns against
the other German units. The German
military authorities have been power
less against the revolters and are
trying to cut off their food supplies.
The German deserters declared that
one of the motives for the revolt was
that the sending Of troops to the west
ern front was contravention of the
Russo-German armistice agreement.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-01-11
HOW MUCH DOES YOUR CHILD
UNDERSTAND?

How much of what your children
hear at school do they really under
stand? And how much is a mere
meaningless tumble Of words? The
little girl who for years had been
singing in Sunday School "Gladly
my cross-eyed bear for "Gladly my
cross I'd BEAR" has thousands of com
panions in trouble. The Manchester
Guardian recently gathered these
gems from the examination papers
of group of English school children:
In trial by Ordeal u man could
choose either to eat piece Of bread
or red-hot ploughshare.
In the South Sea Bubble heaps of
people were irretrievably burst.
Prince Hal became Henry "; he
was highway robber when young,
but of course had no need of it after.
When man is drunk he swears at
his wife and so renders her unfit for
the mornings work.
Socialism means having all the
railways run on one line and all that
sort of thing which sounds rather
hopeless.
l think that if women got into Par
Lament she would want the Houses
of Parliament decorated with lace
curtains which are Of course no use
in the government.