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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
OBITUARY
Atkins

Clarence Atkins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Atkins, died at his home in
Arbels Township, Monday, Jan. Z,
1919, after short illness of influen-
"a, followed by pneumonia. He wes
36 yehrs, IL months and 20 Sar
of age Beside his parents, he is sun
vived by his widow and four children
also by three sisters, these latter be-
ing Mrs. Bert McComb, of Clio,
Mrs. Andy Horton, of Arbela, and
Mrs. Melvin Freeman, of Flint. De-
ceased was an industrious and honor
able young man and his death, when
but just at life's meridian, will be a
source of profound sorrow to all who
knew him. Funeral services were
held from the home, Wednesday
morning and interment was made in
Millington cemetery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Mrs. Charlie Kear was pleasantly
surprised, last Saturday evening,
when forty-seven Of her friends
walked into her home to assist in
making glad the occasion of her 35th
birthday. Caroms, checkers, finch
and dominoes were the games OF the
evening, interspersed iwth many de-
lightful selections on the Victrula.
A bountiful potluck supper was en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Albert Hill present
ed the hostess with lovely dresser
scarf as a souvenir of the happy occa-
sion and at a late hour the guests de-
parted for their homes, uniting in al,
expression of good wishes and in the
hope that Mrs. Kear might enjoy
many happy returns Of the day. II
will be of interest to note that Mrs.
Kear's twin brother, who resides in
Flint, was rendered surprise party
on the same evening as that on which
the one above mentioned was given
Tor ner. &-erA A4I4 th tA
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
TOOTH ANNIVERSARY

On the 26th of April, next, will oc-
cur the Tooth anniversary of the
sion which will command the special
founding Of the I. o. o. F., an occa-
attention oftOdd Fellows throughout
the world, and in which Vienna
Lodge expects to participate in a fit
ting manner in connection with
Friendship Lodge, Of Flint. This,
and other important matters will
come before the lodge at its meeting
next Saturday evening and in view Of
its importance it is hoped there will
Be a large attsnd9sfe Brothers ere
Requested to no)6 mat tns regular
meeting M night has 5s hssn & ychangsd from
Wednesday even Sata~I~ y
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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
MT. MORRIS THEATRE

We were fortunate in securing an
other Lockwood film for our Satur-
day show this week. Lockwood is
beyond any doubt one Of the greatest
.Sreen actors now living. He plays
tiie red blooded plays that grip the
heart and hold the spectator spell
bound from start to f'r,Eh. This
weeks show will be tale Of Maine
ahd the Great Northwoods-a thriller
of the most absorbing type. For
omedt we shall show "Too Many
Cooks Spoil the Soup" Wen guar
antee hat you will have one big
laugh you see it. Our Sunday
kill will feature Marjory Wilson in
1.-THE law of the Great Northwest. )"
This is story Of the Canadian
Mounted Police and is replete with
l'hrillin| s,t-int'ere and drasnatic,cliin
axes. We last showed Miss Wilson
in "The Hard Rock Breed" to a
packed house, and this is the same
kind of story. A Sidney Drew COM
edy will furnish plenty of amuse-
ment. Three-piece orchestra for
Sunday evening. We might also say
that for the entertainment of our
patrons we are installing a player
piano With the latest Of popular mu-
sic. Shows begin at 1880 and 800,
eastern standard. Admission 10 and
| 90 andIw pay the war tax. Remem-
Iber the place, "The Pershing," Mt.
Morris.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
A BEAUTIFUL LETTER

Some weeks ago, as may be remem-
bereds we published an article rela-
tive to the report that Elmer Neeley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neeley, had
been killed while serving with the
American army in France. From the
information then at hand it seemed
possible there had been a mistake in
the report and in order to ascertain
the truth, and in behalf of the family,
the editor wrote to the base hospital
where the boys death was said to
have taken place. In answer to this
inquiry we received beautiful and
feeling letter from the chaplain Of
the hospital, which is appended here
to. On the letter we had written,
and which was returned with the re-
ply, the surgeon had noted the cause
Of death, as follows: Operated on
Oct. 25, 1918; amputation, upper
third, left thigh. Cause of death,
sepsis following gun shot wound and
amputation, complicated with bron-
cho-pneumonia. Died, Nov. 4, 1918,
at 5:15 a. M" Following is the let
ter from the chaplain:
Mr.. Chas. H. Reed,
Clio, Michigan.
My Dear Sin:
Your letter of Nov. 25 was handed
me yesterday for reply. l enclose
herewith the official declaration Of
death and also list Of the personal
effects, which doubtlesss have been
sent to Mrs. Nicely by the Effects Sec
| ton.
There appears to be. no doubt as to
this soldiers identity with the son of
Mrs. Nicely, of Clio. / remember the
boy well, having visited him often in
the hospital. He was as brave and
patient in his sickness as he was a
good soldier in battle. He gave his
life in just and holy cause, and he
did not die in vain, for the flag he
served is victorious. This son has
paid nobly the last full measure Of
devotion to his country and his moth
er has the lasting gratitude of her
country for her priceless Offering
At this hospital Elmer had the best
of care at the hands Of American sur
i SeOnS anu CTdlIleu nurses. ne SUI
geon who gave him special attention
was one of the best in our own State
Of Michigan, and everything possible
was done for his comfort. His fun
eral was from the hospital, with mill
itary honors and the rites of religion.
The grave is in the American reser-
vation of the municipal cemetery of
this city. 1t is properly marked and
its location is matter of official rec
ord.
1t is the anroanced intention Of
the government to remove the bod
les Of our soldiers who have fallen in
France to Anne erica. Of this Mrs.
Nicely will be informed in due time.
In the meantime, her sons remains
lie in the soil be died to defend, and
his resting plade will be as well cared
for as it could be in any cemetery at
home.
| Kindly extend to Mrs. Nicely our
sincere sympathy. Ag'
Very truly yours, Z
Mac H. Wallace,
Chaplain, U. 8.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
A GREAT POEM

The poem which we are printing
this week Is one of the most beautiful
pieces of contemporaneous verse that
we have had the privilege of reading
since the war began. Its thought is
lofty, its SMILES are splendid in their
simplicity and appeal, its language is
beautiful. 1t had its origin in the
gifted brain Of Edwin Markham, an
American poet, who wrote "The Man
With the Hoo" ,""The Fall Of the Cam
panile," and other poems which
entitle him to an eminent place
among the literary men his country
has produced.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Meeting of the common council
called to order by President c. E.
Taylor. Trustees present: Scholl,
Conlee, Smith, Stuber and Wirth.
Minutes of the last meeting read
approved.
The following bills were allowed:
A. N. Stuber hardware $22.32
Clio Fire Dept (F. B. McCrady
Secy) oo.OU
w. G.. Goodrich, one-haf year
2 clerks salary ............ 5000
Clio State Bank, express chgs. l.85
John Mallory, labor on pump. 5.25
C. r. Robertson, drug sundries 7.20
DR.. p. e. White, placarding and
fumigating 5000
Geo. Palmer, repairs to council
room ;. 44.O8
Valley Telephone Co. ...... 1.50
Ed l.. Beeman, two gal. oil. -. "a
Clio Messenger, printing ..... 4.95
Reid Bros, fumigators ~. 1.80
Fox & Watson, hardware. =. 4.68
American Well Works ..... 1890
Moved by Conlee, supported by
Wirth, that bills be allowed. Motion
carried. Ayes all.
Moved by Wirth, supported by Stu
Der that the president be instructed
to confer with the presidents Of Fen
ton, Holly, Grand Blanc, and Mt.
Morris to see what can be done rela-
tive to the method of computing the
connected load for electricity fur
nished by The Consumers Power Co.,
with authority to employ competent
attorneys to represent II Village OF
Clio before the State R b road Com
mission. Motion carries Ayes all
On motion meeting Adjourned.
w. G. q oodrich,
Clerk
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
CARD OF THANKS

To the friends and neighbors who
were so kind and sympathetic during
the illness and at the death Of our be-
loved husband and son, and fol
the beautiful floral offerings, we
would, hereby, make an expression OF
our heartfelt thanks.
a Mrs. Clarence Atkins
and family
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Atkins
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
CLEANERS PARTY

Last Friday evening the members
of Pine Run Arbor, A. o. o. G., or
about twenty-five couples of them,
at least, enjoyed dancing party at
their hail.. Chas. Sturdivant and
Eugene Miller furnished the music.
A splendid time is reported.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
FRESH" SOCIAL

The Freshmen of Clio High School
will give mystery supper" at the
High School building, Friday evening,
Feb %, 1919. Young and old are
invited and all are requested not to
forget their pocket books.
BY Order Com.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
BOND BUYERS

This is to inform all subscribers to
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds, who are
buying the same on the government
plan, that the final payment is due on
Jan. 30th, at Tie Clio State Bank.
Subscribers are requested TO bear
this date in mir and make settle
Rent accordingl
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
AUCTION SALE


Alexander Yott, living seven miles
west Of Mt. Morris, will sell a large
list of farm stock and tools, on the
premises, Tuesday, Feb. d, 1919, be-
ginnig at ten o'clock sharp. The
sale will include 23 head of Durham
and Hereford cattle, among which
will be number of milch cows and
feeders. There will also be sold 10
head of horses, including a pair Of
gtldings weighing 1900 lbs., an extra
fsod pair Also 400 bushels seed
ctrn, 400 bushels feeding corn, 500
btshels oats, 1900 bundles corn
stalks, 1900 cement brick ,ugh
farming tools to work q ths
dIed acre farm, all nes
ago. Also quantity
' ods. r. 8. Harrow
auctioneers.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
From a BATTLE pL4NE

asroplane. f7he descrip,
sphis we hs sure they
.st to ou4 qaaders. The
was written to brother
ng paragraph deals with
ams| the boys had about
es. ETC., presupposing that
or Carnegie" had told them
ad and buy all of the mechani-
their hearts longed for, and
es:
Dec. Is. 1918.
lks:
went the limit you know how
you would have had it all, very,
and in miniature. There
before you; standing on the
.rd fence you survey it all. You
self with it all and become
Spy. You fall asleep and your
take you and carry you off and
, for instance. Here you are in
As. You have often seen them,
in your dreams you enter them.
a bit like clouds of smoke, no.
cold like gusts OF dry snow.
derful little play-world there
k yard is shut off. You try
If again you would like. to
to it.. Instantly while debat-
,stion, you are out in new
ere below you, extending to
f space seemingly. lie the
,.he clouds you were just in.
., te vastness reminds you of
The sun above streams
n and makes them look soft.
it-waves are too harsh-well,
silkiest floss you can imagine.
is clear and pure and you think
wonderful 1nl2ce.
Won are skimming their su'-
val, we 90 thru them? They
Resistance, but open invitingly
tier. The sunlight and clear
ow IA and behind the clouds 90
to close about us. Ah-there
bow, yes, three concentrate
ore us; different than any
u have seen. for these are
YOU see their whole circum
gives you a glimpse OF you!
,orld below. You hes'
k'7S Is and-yes. veil &
she 'oe ain Delow us IS your
Here ord. 1t seems ever to
'pla y-smore to you No de-
.ore a D1erlock lin building it.
you down you. slip so smooth
towh... Up comes your play
lietly. you. A bump or two. q
NEE ride and you awaken.
impy been a very fine and beaut-
hasI was very energetic for
this morning. l guess be-
sun was out the first time ir
eek. And so. after breakfast,
18th another chap to French
icamp about IL kilometers from
., I've tried to give Won ,i.ei u
ca of how my frs. ride In a
ne,
gone on a better day
vas in ie~fect franc OF mind
ady for anything toby. l, of
wanted to feel I'D ,sse it all just
ealy was. It's very,savery fine.
ley new, and I'm waiting for the
trip. Caproni bombing plane,
! Captain, Lieut., and Mechan-
and myself, four Of us. They
ne, delightful fellows and ! sure
dit. Speed 1l0 kilometers per
l;kilo. equals 5-S miles,. / con-
to ask what altitude
ached. Three propellers, two
and one pushing, three 600 H.
cylinder engines.
up there, Howard. I thot of
d engine of DIR. Garley's, how
to stop now and then. But
bit different than in those
ou have absolutely, no sensa-
,eed. Only when | wished to
ears that trickled down from
les, did | have sensation of
nd that because your gioved
thin like tissue paper rs the
,.,ressed it against your face.
hay turn these babies, yor have
.tion thatthey are dead still in
nd that you should prepare to
\ neway. like you would a sink
n You wonder il the pilot 10
stand her on tho tip Of one
you think what a delight
chap he is and also that
'nows his business.
,e, it's lhe greatest
xperien led. These
'oting those birie;
~ /, re not.
, trip IN a
Nting ,.and
oarethe
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30
TAXPAYERS OF VIENNA

As it will be necessary for me to
b. absent from the township for the
ps.N thirty days, wish to announce
thai ! have appointed M. c. Doyle
deputy township treasurer, and he is
authorized to collect taxes during
this period. Mr.. Doyle will be ready
to receive taxes at his store on any
week day, but the last day on which
they may be paid without the added
fee is next Saturday, Feb. 1st.
'eas- ar this date in mind, if you
ID your taxes, and save
ing them on or before
ectfully yours,
y EULER,
Trpasurs
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30

Peace Over Earth Again

Rejoice, worldof troubled men;
For peace is coming back again
Peace to the treLches running red
Peace to the hosts of the fleeing dead
Peace to the felds where hatred raves,
Peace to the trodden battle graves,
Twill be the peace the Master left
To hush the ssorld of peace bereft-
The peace proclaimed in lyric cries
That night the angels broke the skies.
Again the shefl-torn hills will be
All green with barey to the knee;
And little children sport and run
In love once more With earth and sum-
Again in rent and ruined trees
Young leaves will Sound like silver seas;
And birds now stunned by the red uproar
Will build in happy boughs once more;
And to the bleak uncounted graves
The grass will run in silken waves;
And a great hush VIII softly fall
On tortured plain ard mountain wall,
Now wild with cries of battling hosts
And curses of the fleeing ghosts.
And men will wonde- over it
This red upfaming o, the Pit;
And they will gatheras friends and say,
Come let us try The Masters way,
Ages we tried the way of swords,
And earth is weary of hostile hordes,
Comrades. read ol1 his words again;
They are the only hope for men!
Love and not hate must come to BIRTH
Christ and not Cain must rule the earth
--Ed0in Markham
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NsNN~NzN-N.1.zrN.N
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-01-30

oil base paint,
9 work, At $3 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
@irb anf llnterbalt gegen ben 8atten
flagbar.

9ur1 ibren Inipalt, Mobt. Walfer,
bat 0rau 2ia5ie Maeller, bon Ser.
mann i'm bieiigen &reisgeridt cine
&lage auf llnterbaltung 9egen ibren
@atten, Sobn S. Wtueller, eingeleitet,
sSn ibreru 8eiud gicbt Srau Milel.
ler an oab ibr @atte iie anl 10. Sep.
tenlber, 1919 perlaiien unb ieitber
ii6 geipeigert uno berialtmt babe fir
ibren llnterbolt uno ben ibres Ginbes
5i iorgcn. Serrer miro angegeben
bab Ser @atte elm forperlid geiunoer
Mann ici ltlo gigcntbipn iln 8ertbc
bon $1,000 beiibe. Die alagerin er.
iu6t nnt Sen 9efehl bcs 8eridts Der
Den @atten Slpingt einen bonn @eriht
ieitaliesenoen monatliben getrag
aus5usoblen fir ibren ilno' oes ainbcs
ltnterbaIt.
9as rGbepaar iuobnte biz Dor ipeni.
ger @ohen iiiolih bonn gnicboll Harf
in i,nierer Staot. Wueller lit Igcnt
fir Die @atfins Hemebp go.
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8etrant.

ssln Saliie Der @ltern Der graiit
ipurben letten Samstag .. S. ear'
pcntcr uno SRI. @labps Warie Sed-
mann ourd Haitor 81. S. 3osmann,
BON scr cbanaI. ct. 8oltls 3irde 5il
einem gliiflihen Gbepaore ,pereinlgt.
gtur Die nGbiten 9lnberlpanoten uno
mebrere Srennoe Ser gront ipobntel'
Der Srail,tng BEL. Die grant lit bie
iiinaIte Sohter unleres befanntei1
Mitbiireers, Capt. @m. 6. Sedrnanr
un6 beiien @ottin, ilno mar mobrertn
oes letten Sabres in Spraciiie, gto.
aIs 2ebrerin tbGtig. Der iunge Che
monu lit In Snitbton, $40. mobnboft
lpo er ein 9anfgeid)Gft leitet, ,rno IN
fuelher Stabt bie Reitbern,dblten ibr
Seim nebmcn iperben. 8ir gratil'
lircn uno tpiiniden Slid unb Segei
gum 8iinbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
autdleibnms bes bieiisen &reisge'
ridytes anfredt erbalten.
sos Cberseridjt beitatist bic Gntidei'
Suna bes 8aseonabe Gountp
areisseridts in Der @oaS.
alase bon @ieie sesen
Sbien II. Sfornia.

Gos Staats Sbergeriht bat leste
wod,e oie gntideibltng oes biefigen
areisaeridtes in Der &lase bon Sreb
@icic acgcn Sobn Sbicn ilno @incent
sfornia, aufre6t erbalten rno oas
llrtbeil bos au @uniten 8ieie's lai.
,tctc, beitatigt.
? Ser Sail ip,lrbe bereits i'm Sannar
1916 im Greisgeri6t entidieoen.
@icIe lpar Inn cine Bribat Roao elm.
aefomn,en, bic iiber 2dnbereien bon
Tbien uno Sfornia fiibrte. Sestere
nla6ten geltenb bab cine Gountp
apao bur6 cinen EbeiI bon @ieiG's
Tarnl fiibrt uno besbalb feline gripat
@oab nGtbig lei; bod beipies 8ieie,
Sab Iein @obnbaus brrd einen I'm.
Surdfabrbaren gad bon Der Gollntp-
aoao setrennt lei unb bab feline &in.
Ser I'M 5l1r Sdule 5lt gelangen mlr
cine Meile 5u geben baben, tpenn Die
iclben ourd bas 2anb Der @erflagten
aeben fonnten, bod ipenn bieier 8eg
nidt erloubt lit. bieielben crit bltrd
Die Greet lpaten bann einen lteilen
Selien erflimmen, brei linb cine babe
geilen geben ,ino bann tpieber einen
tleinen Slub freliaen miiiien I'm oos
edulbaus 5u errei9en.
9as @eri1t mar Der slniidt oab
@iele, trotoem cine Gountp &oao
iber einen gbeil ieines 2anbcs fiibrt,
teinen bircften @eg 1tah Der County.
aooo bat, uno ipenn er Die gorntp-
&oab benl1bcn Iollte, erIt ge5iullngen
m6re cine Bride iiber Die Greet 5ll
bauen, mas cine gluslage beoinge Die
eIeihbcbeuteno nit Der Gonfisfatton
icincs gigentbunts iuare, nno gob pa.
Der Elm llrtbeil 5u 8llniten oes &la'
gers ab. /.
Ntoh ben @ortlal,te bes @eietes II
Gicmano Su ei,ler &ripat.@ooo be-
redtigt, belien 2anb an eine Go,tntp
aoao grcnat, bod benefit Die entidei'
0llng bab, lpie m bieien Sale, Df
llmIt1noe beIteben, tpelhe benl getref
ienben ben Mrsmeg 81, elmer Count
Moao beinabe nnn,0gli6 MAIDEN, Die
fer oeni1o6 5n einem Sribat-8ege be
redtigt lit, Der Tim @ni6luB nit oel
County, -&nab gcfu1brt.
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Seit 40 Sabren iciu eriter geimd Del
altcn Seimatb.

! ftst#
$. 2l. Sdaeffer uho @attin, bon
Waempbis, Scnn., trafcn lcttcn Uton.
tag bier Elm Inn alten 9efannten in
Sermann ioipie 8crmanbten III Der
umgegeno bon Stolpe einen 8eiud
absuItatten. Serr S6aeffer Duroe
in rnierer Stabt gcboren nno er5os
gen, unb lit bieies felt 40 ldbriger
abpcienbcit icin erItcr 9eIutb lclncs
@eb,irtsortes, in mcldcnl or lid fallnt
rpic6er orientiren fonltc. Der Toter
oes Serrn Sbacffer bctrieb Dor etipn
so SSabren cine @erberei lilolid bon
scr Warftbriide allf bem @runoltiife
bas ictt gigentbun bon gloanl
Sdnliht unb glrnlin gednonn tit,
@bcnIalls eignete bcrielbe oas &c
ba,loe OH Der MarftitraBc bos iett
bon 2ouis s. &ielmann geeignei
miro, in tpel6em CT Elm Sattlerge'
id)Git betrieb. @ie uns Serr Shaef'
fer mittbeilt tpobnt er neblt ieiner
Samilic in Mempbis unb eignet ,lnn
betreibt cine 8eien- ino giirltcnto'
BRIT in gaplebille, Senn.
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Mmerifa als &nltnrtrager in ben
Ibilippiueu.

81, einer &abelmeloung, Die 'por
fur5em in arteesoepartment bonn
gice @oilpernel,r Deater einlief
miro angegeben bob iieben5ig Hro'
aent Der geipobner Ser Gbilippincn,
Die iiber 5ebn Sabre alt iino, leien uno
i6reiben f6nnen tuie aus Der golfs'
aGblung bes Sabres 1918 berborgebt.
Oic auf 1O,5O0,000 9eid)atte gc.
b0lferling iett iib aus 100000
5ipiliIierten gbriiten unb 100000 To-
aenonnten @iloen, Die ni6t Gbrilten
iino. suianlnlen. Oieie @ilben iino
jcbo6 in ser gcp0lfcrung, bon Der
iieben3ig gro5entleien uno ihreiben
fonnen eingeidloiien.
Ger Yro5entiab Der gci6ulten ge.
polfcrltng in ben 8bilippinen lit fat
10 bod pie in einigen Ser Siib-Staa-
ten ,lno bober, als in @riedenlano,
Sstalien Gortl,gal, <nlnien llno
Serbien @r lit auh b0ber, als IN
iraenb einem Der nciien 2anber, beren
llnabbGngiefeit bon oen sQliierten
anerfannt miro.
gs miro oaraiif bineelpicicn, bob
man allen @rrnb aur @nnabme bot,
oaB Die oes 2eiens nno Shreibens
fllnoiee 8epolferung Der 8bilippinen
in ben nGditen paar Sabren nod
GROCER fein miro, ba Die 2egislatl,r
Der 8bilippinen in Der lesten Sisilng
100000 Seios fir glusocbnilng
oes Sdulipitcn1s belpilligt bot, 10
baB es genug Sdulen fir bic &c.
ianlrnte iiieenolide bolferi,ng Der
Bbilippinen gebeil miro.
3ipiiden oen Sabren 1912 iinb
1918 pcrtnebrte ii6 bic 3abl Der
Shulfinber bon 100000 auf 675,-
900, mas eine Sunabme bon $40
BARTLETT. Die 3abl Der Wittelldiiler
ipuds auf $1,000, Gin 3unabme bon
1909; Die 3obl Der Sohidiilcr iticg
oif 10000, cine 3unabme pon
5000.
Die 2cgisIatur Der 8bilippincn,
sic iid ausidIieBlid nus Gingebore.
ncn suionmeniett. ,lnterbGlt sltr 3eii
4,700 Shulen nit einer 2ebreribafi
bon 12,303. Ml1er ltnterridt miro IN
Ser engIiidcn Sprade ertcilt, itnt
Dies miro forteeiest lperhen, ipenn bie
gbiIippincn ibre l1nnbbdhaigfeit er.
Iangen. Sm ndditen Sabr tperoer
cine groBe 8nbl neiier arnerifaniider
2ebrer befddftigt iiHb nod ben 9bi.
Iippinen gefanof iperoen. @ne SduI'
leeI6er tperoeit bon Der Regier,tng Der
/ EbiIippineit besobh. IS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-17
6ern,auu Nap., Gretas, ben II. 0ftObe, 1919
@erben tinen pcrmanenten @erein
Der Mmeriean 2esion griinben.

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tentporaren Organization Der amcri.
can 2egion bon @asconaoc Gouiitp,
bat einen Gufrl,f on Die Solbatcn bon
@asconabc County erlaiien iid ant
Sanlstag, Den IS. Sftobcr, na6mit'
tags 8 llbr I'M gourtbaiis in Ser
mann al beriammeln Inn cinen per
manenten 3meig Ser glnlerican Seq.
ion au griinben.
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bes 2anoes gceriinoct morben nno ie.
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aa gbren eines Der i'm &riege gefal'
lenen &ameraben beiien Namcn.
sSn ,rnierem goantp tpar Die @e.
tbeiIigune an ben bisberigen Der
iarnnlliingen Der tenlpordrcn Srgali.
iation Der @mcriean 2egion beionoers
aus oem liibIi6en Sbeile bes Count
tps cine nur ibipade unb itebt gu
boffen baB arn nddlten Samstae Die
SoIbaten Sitngcns aus allen Sbei'
len oes Go,i,ltp's iid 5ablrei6 5u De,
einberufenen 8erlanmlltng einfinoer
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manenter 8erein organiiirt perber
fann. Seber Der mdbrenb oes 2rie
ges i'm Dienlte Der amerifaniider
glrnee ltano, einerlei Oh er on Del
ssront ipar ober nur i'm Hetrlltirlinss
Camp lit 5ur Witgliebidaft berchtigt