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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Steel Mills To Be
Shut ? Months If
Crippled by Strike
Corporation Issues Orders
for Closing, but Unionists
Assert 1t Is an Effort TO
Intiniidatc the Workers

Special Correspondence
PlTTSBURGS. Sept. 13.-No attempt
will be made to operate plants Of the
United States Steel Corporation where
any considerable number of employees
obey the strike order of the American
Federation Of Labor on September %
This fact became known here to-day.
when instructions were received by the
superintendent Of several plants stat
ing that the following notice win be
posted in any plant that is seriously
crippled by the strike:
"This plant is closed for period Of
two months''
Further, it was ordered that in the
event it was found necessary to close
any plant, all furnaces should be
closely banked and kept in that con-
dition until further notice
According to high official of the
Steel Corporation the majority Of mill
euperintendents were of the opinion
that operations in nearly every plant
could be kept ct nearly normal with the
mon who would remain loyal and
others who have expressed willing
ness to accept employment IN the event
OF the walkout. This plan, however. 1t
Chairman Gary, who feared that at
bloodsbcd and disorder.
The West Penn Steel Company and
the Allegheny Steel Company. of Brecls-
enridge, employing 1000 men, issued
a notice that. should any considerable
number Of their employees walk out in
response 10 the cali Of September %.
both plants would immediately close
down and remain closed for an indeti-
mite period. Both of the concerns are
operated epcndcntly and both have
working agreements with their en-
ploycs. Nither, however, has ever roc
ognlzed unions or dealt with them.
Officials Of the steel strike committee
of the American Federation OF Labor
when told Of the closing down instrrc-
lions, declared that the order was
nothing more than a threat intended
to give striking vorkmen the imprcs-
sion that once they walked out they
would be forced to remain idle. no
matter what the outcome of the dispute
might be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Mayor of Dallas Views
New York From Above
Goes Up in Airplane to Study
Cify's Regulation of
Traffic

Mayor Frank W. Wozencraft Of
Dallas. Ten, viewed the traffic regula-
ton of this city yesterday from the
air. The Texas Mayor is here to study
the government of this city in order 10
inculcate progressive ideas into the
management Of his own city.
He was taken over the city vester-
day by Lieutenant Lucas B. Beau in an
army machine from Hazelhurst Field.
The Mayor entered the city at Twenty
sixth Street and circlcd the lower end
of Manhattan. After circle around
the Statue Of Liberty the machine re-
turned to Hazelhurst Field.
Il was espec ally interested in how
your street traffic was controlled" h.
said, "and the place to fully appreci-
ate the efficacy of your tratfic-con-
trolled system is from the air. The
sight O. moving people and vehicles
was really wonderful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Miss Janis to Entertain
Members of Legion Tonight

Miss Elsie Janis. the only honorary
captain Of the A +. F., Will give an
entertainment for the American Lee
gion and ex-service men generally this
evening. under auspices of the War
Camp Community Service at the Madi-
son Square Roof Garden. Miss Janis
had promised to sing at national head
quarters Monday afternoon. and in
order to accommodate all the Legion
members who want to hear her the
Community Service arranged the enter.
tainment this evening at the roof gar
den. Legion buttons, or membership
cards, or the soldier, sailor and marine
uniform, will secure admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
EnrigS1t Is Criticised
For Aiding Democrat
Alleged Appeal for Wingatc at
Police Comp Fire Irritates
Republicans

Considerable resentment was aroused
among Brooklyn Republicans yesterday
over the reported remarks OF Police
Commissioner Enright at the Police
Camp Fire Meeting at Sheepshead Bay
Friday night. The occasion for Of
fence was the introduction of Briga-
der General George a. Wingate, Dem
ocratic candidate for Surrogate OF
Kings County In introducing Genera.
Wlngate. who was the storm centre of
the Brooklyn Democratic insurgents,
Commissioner Earight, according to
report, placed his arm around the
Democratic candidate and, addressing
the assemb 'ed policemen and their
friends. said
This is the man. He is my friend,
boys. DO what you can for him.
Friends Of Arnon ]. Sguicrs. Renub-
lean candidate for tie Supreme Court
in the Second judicial District ycster-
day opened headquarters az IS Court
street, Brooklyn The SQuiers CAM
paign will be managed by a com nlittce
Of leading lawyers Of Brooklyn. Nassau
and Richmond counties. Of which A.
semb 'ynan Warren /. Lee is chairman
Judge Norman $. Dixie. running mate
Of Representative Reuben l.. Haskell
FOR county judge Of King County on
The Republican ticket, yesterday de-
clined the Endorsement OF the United
lndependent Democratic party. Judge
Dixie explained that the platform of
the revolters was not in accord with
ris principles-
Charles Bast yesterday applied for
writ of nandamus to Justice Town
send in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn
to restrain the Board Of Elections from
conducting an election for Sheriff in
Queens
Bast contends the incumbent, Shcr-
If Samuel J. Mitchell, holds Office until
next February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Mrs. Pankhurst
! Says Women Will
Down Bolshevism
Suffrage Leader Arrives Oh
Adriatic; Advocates I'M
mediate Alliance Of u. s.
With France and Britain

Mrs. Emmcline Pankhurst. English
leader in the movement for woman
suffrage, arrived ycsterdy on the Adri-
attic of the White Star Line, declar-
ING that women will put an end to
Bolshevism by applying the same spirit
that prompted them tc turn out the
munitions and stand behind the men
behind the guns Mrs Pankhurst will
tour the United States and Canada.
"lhc Same spirit that moves the
women Of England to accomplish their
work in tho affairs of the world moves
the American women" shc said.
found this out last year when occurring
to the women munition factory work
ers III Pennsylvania and England. The
great work confronting the women now
IS the suppressior of Bolshevism and
tEls Is one OF tho principal reasons
foT my tour of CANADA and the United
States which viii begin soon.
New Triple Alliance Advocated
For the preservation Of the peace OF
the world Mrs. Pankhurst suggests II al
an immediatc alliance be formed open.
~ by England, France and the Unitec
States. regardless of the opinions OF
any other nations. These three ma
tons are democratic, she says, and
would be able to put into effect the
only guarantee Of world peace.
Z. A. :. Franklin. president of the
international Mercantile Marine. who
returned after SIX weeks business
tour for his company, said the oppor-
tunlty Is now present for the govern
mcnt to step in and help the shippinq
interests OF the country to keep Amer
lea great marine nation. Nj Frank.
I'm Investigated shipping conditions ir
Eng Scotland and ireland, espe.
claily conditions which may influence
American shipping.
The object in America at present
should Do to get q better balanced
feet OF American vessels he asserted
"Attention should be given to securing
better first class passenger lines and
freight lines and also better intermedi-
ate SERVICE
Southwestern Head Returns
Tho president Of Northwestern Uni.
versi;y, Lynn Harold Hourh. who lee
tured at Oxford, Cambridge and Angli-
can churches in England, and was the
only man OF an English speaking coun-
try other than England 20 be honoret
BY an invitation to address an audience
from the pulpit Of City Temple. Lon.
don, this year, also was a passenger
on the Adriatic. He went abroad prin-
clpally to cooperate in the movement
to further the understanding and unity
Of spirit and action of American and
English institutions.
Sir Arthur Shirley Bonn accom-
panied by Lady Ays Marie Benn, ar
rived to attend the Atlantic City con-
ference Of TIE American Chamber o!
Commerce. He characterized as rot
tht talk OF antagonism between British
and American industries.
INCLUDED among the passengers OF
the White Star liner were: Tie Duke
and Duchess, OF Sutherland, who are
on their way to Western Canada. and
Burton Holmes, the traveller and lee
turer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Engine Hits Auto; l Dead

BUTLER, N. j., Sept. 13.-Mrs.
Thomas J. Treloar was killed when her
husbands motor car was struck by a
freight locomotive at Smiths Hill
crossing. Her daughter, Mabel. was
seriously injured The car was driven
by Mr. Trcloar, who said he did not
hear the signal bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Mueller Moving Cautiously
Reports of Appointment, of
German Diplomats Premature
Now York Tribune
Special Cable Srr,;cc


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BERLIN. Sept. 13.--Tt is understood
that all reports emanating from Berlin
in regard to diplomatic appointments
in America and Allied countries are
premature.
Germany will be embarrassed by n
lack of suitable diplomatic material.
Former prominent diplomatic repre-
sentatlvca must be discarded whenever
there is reason to believe that thcv ara
distastcful to the country concerned
and the appointment of many complete
outsiders is regarded certain. Among
them probably will be several Social
lists
In the meantime Hermann Mueller
is proceeding cautiously with his plans
for complete reorganization Of the
Foreign Office. It is understood that
sweeping changes are contemplated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
Hylan Orders Bus
Lines to Run Where
Streetcars Quit
Mayor Renews Attack on
Courts in Statement An.
no"ncing That City Will
Give Crosstown Service

Mayor Hylan announced yesterday. in
an a, omc'al statement, that municjpal
bus lines would supplant tho four
trolley systems ordered discontinued
by Federal Judge Mayer.
No indication was given of what tbo
rate or fare will be. The statement
for the most part placed Responsibilities
Tor closing own tn lines "ent;ra,,, ,no.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-14
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

l(nter5ei6neter miro ailf Ser Seio.
lamp 5arm, nabe Der alten &emper's
Usills, 3 Neilen iiiboitl. bon Berger,
am
9ienstas, ben &c. Mngnit,
besinneno I'M balb 10 llbr, foIgenoes
perlonlide Gisentbum 0%ffentIid an
ben Weiitbietenoen berfaufen:
2 Stllten (eine trGdtig uno cine
nebIt Soblen); 1 ~einiabriger @anI.
eiel, 1 Stlte, 6 Sabre alt; 3 iunge
Wildfiibe nebit &ilber; breiiGbriaer
Bull; a Stierc, 1K Sabre aIt; 8
&inoer, A &iibe, A bis 6 Sabre alt;
2 Wl,tteridweine, 1S 2Gllfer, 2 Sorm
@agen, nieoerer Sarm 8agen,
Sprinsluagen, ooppelipdnniser Corn.
pflls, 2 Sdaufelpfliiee, brei 1891.
lige Bflilse, 2 gornpfliige, @iIpal-
fee ginoer, 9 @rasmGber, @befrom.
er, superior Grill, Seitrehen, Selt.
frame, Sdlitten, geee, 2 Sets 9fer.
oeeeidirr, Set gl,gepeeidirr, 8fIug.
geidirr, 9ameniatteI, 2 Serreniattel,
aitmmets nno 3Gume, @eisen.gra.
Del, Gin gallen Sen5orabt Cog mire),
Cream Separator, Sdrei.
neriperf5eltg uno biele anoere Sorm.
9eratbe iofpie Sai1s. i,no &iidenae.
gu aablreid Inn iie aIle
SIT b%enennen.
geoingnnsen: 8etrGee bon SIS unb
gaar; eroBcre 9etrdse 12
'Ntorate Credit segen Iote nit gutter
Stherbeit. 3 8rosent &abatt bel
Saardabllng bon 8etrGgen iiber SIS.
SIN Sale es am 26. Muauit req.
nen iollte, finbet Der 8erfauf om
,dfiten Gage itatt.
sorens Sns, Berger, Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22
Mutton.

llnteraeidneter miro auf ieinel
Sarm. 2 Weilen oitl. bon Morriion,
Wiiioiiri, ON
Samstas, ben %. Nnsui,
besinneno 10 llbr morsens, folsen'
bes belueglibe gisentbum offentlid
al Sen Meiitbietenben perfaufen:
3 Wauleiel, 8, II unb 12 Sabre
alt; 2 @ildfiibe, Seriep Stub, EN-
idbrises &inb,7 Sdpeine, Grant Sir
g%utomobil. &eitpfllle, Sdeibenesge,
Stoppeli6neioer, 4.borie gpener. ~.
5olliger Sparta StoppeIpflus, Corn.
pflllg, Disc . Gultipator, ooppelidau.
fel Gultibator, 5.idaufel grItibator,
Sobnion Sbodlifter, geo. 2 Corn
Sling Wanure Spreaber. 4cme ggse,
10-5uB Stabl gese, Sdemaidine
Gbedroner, @cme Climber, 7.Slib
Sdnitt; Wcgormif Maber bon 6.
SUB Sdnitt; McGormid Seureden.
Sarm @ager, nieberer Sarnlnagen
uno Sel,frame, 2 Get Bferbegeidirr.
1 Get gllggpgeidirr, 9rilnnen Sum.
pc unb &obren, 2 Sab giiig, @eir,.
bite, @rabel 8ett, cine In5abl nel.e
@ei5eniade, 9e2abal Cream Separa.
tor, Superior &odofen, 2 Sei5cfcnL
SSmperial Calculator unb 8roober,
eiierner &eiiel bon 60 @aIlonen &C.
balt unb biele anbere slrtifel gu aabl-
reid UNI bieielben bier al,fau5Gblen.
Sebinsnnsen: 9etrGge bon $40
unb meniger iino 9nar gu SabIen.
lleber $40 ieds Monate Credit geeen
Hote nit gutter Siherbeit. 3 Bro.
gent &abatt miro bel 8aarsablung
bon 9etrGgen iiber $40 erlaubt.
SIN Sale es an 90. ausuit resnet,
miro Der Serfauf an1 Wontag, ben
%. Ii,guit ltattfinoen.
Srie SIeii6,
Morriion, $50.
Com. Stonner, Iuftionator.
SO. Sltmmert, glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

biz our Solli1brigfeit Der Minoer.
i1brigcn bernaltet ,tno Damn iiberbc.
5ablt perben foil. gbcnfolls foil oie
aenanntc @nfelin Elm Siinftel oes
iiberigen Sermoeens crbalten. Der
Hclt Der Sinterloifenihnft foil inter
feline iolgcnben 3inoer gleidmGBig
nertbeilt merben: Sral Mina Sl,eo.
meper, Srar 2o,iiie 2ebart, Srou
Bertha Ieper unb SiiIins Barrels.
Sebterer miro aIs Teitmnents . Boil.
itredcr ernannt. Das Seitament
'puroe am 3. april, 1914 perfaBt
iinS bon 2ebredt 8oeit unb &obert
@olfcr ols 3ci,sen u,teridrieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

i. Sess II. @attin, bon ct. Soui
iino bier oils 96ite Der 6amilic Sri
Brandt.
Oscar Seiemann lit aus Sranfreic
aus benz a~riegsoienit beimsefebri
sur 5reuoe ieiter eltcrn unb piclei
6reuuoe.
2esten 5reitng 5og Elm beftiges @e
miiter nebIt Sturmipino iiber unierI
@egenb ons idperen S9aoen perilr
inftc. 8ie uns beribtet miro nrr
ben al,f Der 5arm bon Sobn Selmie
uno auf Serman Seiemann's Sarn
Strobitode pom gIis %setrofien uni
eingeaihert. auf Der Sarm Dol
gperett Nids nuroen 6 Stiid Rino.
pieb bonn 9lis eriflagen.
Eaur SappmeDer, Supt. Der Sod
idule in 5rcoeridtomn, Wo., fam les.
tc ISOLDE auf ieiner Sof5eitsreiie bier
Der nm feline M~nseborigen an be.
iufen.
SRI. Jlora %2ansenberg, melfe bic
Cape @irarbeau Normal Sdulc be.
iudt. lit BORT am Ierbenfieber En-
franft uno nadoem iie cine ISOLDE
lang franf mar. raffte Iie ibre ganae
energie auf nm beim nod Srafe at
rciicn ne iie jest in iebr beoentIidcm
3uitanbe oarnieber Iiegt.
8abe 2ettmann Ii. Sobn @ilbelm
baben cine Snrm bon Inltor o. Mail.
rer gefauft.
Baitor DIRT Neper rn6 Eaitor
Sris Sraht bon Soma iparen lcstc
ISOLDE bier Inn benz Wiiiionsieite BEL.
.3llpobnen nab sleidaeitig alte ge.
fonnte 5u beilden.
Baitor s. s. IufOerSeioe BON ct.
Souis fam leste ISOLDE bierber Inn
bel Ban Dem Wiiiionsfeite Ser ct.
8emeinbe beiautpobnen, 10.
mie aud I'M ieinen 8rnoer- aug,,it
@ufoerSeibe an Der Gbiro Greet All
beilden. Die ct. YauIs . @emeinoe
muroe burd Baitor &aeping, Dem
Shmiegerpater bes Baltor aufoer.
gegriinbet.
gilbert nnb Sliber Worre boben ei.
men Sractor gefai,ft unb bas Hfliigen
ilt jctt fir iie MIR SpicIerei.
Senrp Sobein bon ct. 2ouis lit
bier ailf 8eiltb BEL ieinem 8ruber
6ris Sobein. 2esterer bot crit Dor
aliraem ieinen SO. @eburtstag &c.
feiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22
Tn Iiebenber Griunernna

bel Der @ieberfebr oes Sooestages
unierer iinbereebliden Mutter uni
@roBmitter,
Yuma N. 8laier,
~geitorben Den 22ten gueilit. 1918.
Seit on, Iiebe Mlitter, biit geibieoen,
@ar es nun elm tribes, langes Snbr.
Gn idlummerlt ianit, in ungeitortem
5ricben,
llnb bleibit uns umpcrgeBlih INNER
bar,
81 oeinem @rabe laBt uns panoern,
Mit glumen idmiifen beine 8ruft,
Bis aud lns einen nod ben anbern
Der Soo oereinit biniiber ruft.
8eni6met bon bcinen liebcnoen
81 inbern unb 8robfinbern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22
Sn 8erfaufen.

Cine @oies g. Sobniom 0ampf-
maidine, GO b. p.), SubuIar Boiler
3.9. % brei5oH. fIues, Barnard 8
@olIer @ible NIT Sieb.9 orridhuns,
2.bole appleton gorn.S dGIer nebit
Binofader. &ern unb COB Glepotors.
9 Bitten bon 100 Bis au 100 Gal.
lonen @ebalt, 8lotuer, Sober. Sbaft.
ing Sriebriemen e Bis 9.aoIlig) uns
peridieoener 2dnse; Buneps, @obren
uip. 6. ". &iet,
$ermann, No.
sSn Der friiberen Germ. DiItiIIerie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22
Cine 2isst.A nefSpte.

InlGBlib oes bonn Meuiittoue.
GUM peranitaIteten 3lanierabenos
oes Miindner &lapierpaoagoger
@eorg 2iebline, er5dblte Der 8or.
tragenoe ben Mnpeienoen i,1ter on.
oerem folgenoe rei5enoe anefbote:
.Ms id Dor Dem Weiiter in 4n.
peienbeit bon eugene b.glbert, Sire.
oeric 2amonb, Woris 8oientbaI uno
emil Sauer, nelbe ollie I'M ben
5liigel lebnten unb mir aus Snter.
eiie ooer rdriitliber &adltenIiebe"
anf Die Singer iaben, mein Brobe.
ipiel abgelegt bate lino bon Dem
Weiiter auf @rlnb OesieIben All
regelmabiger Seilnabme an Den
Strnoen en,gelaoen poroen mar.
500 mid Der Yerebrte in elm lie.
benswiirbiges @eiprdd. 9is,t
(meinen Gmpfeblunssbriet BON
Sbeooor aliIlaf in Der Sauo hal,
teno): Saeen Sic einmaI, beiBen
Sic pirflid 2ieblins2 Sd: Sc.
nib. Serr Sr.l 2isst: Seben sic,
bon ben pielen S%unberten, Ole i'd
unterridtete, nannte iid ieoer, Der
pom mir megging, .2iebIingsidiiIer
Sis5ts"; Sic aber finb Der einsiae,
Der nirflid 10 beiBt. SD babe
mid a~leroinss in Der SoIae ME
.SiebIingsidiiler 2~is5ts", ionocrn
lbleftpeg 2iebling, SdiiIer 2issts,
gcllannt", bemerfte Der gortraae-tbe
init feiner Satire.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

3n @erfamfen: elm 1hitodises
@obnbals Grame) in beitem 8uitan.
De nno beauem inn idoniten sbeiIe
Der Staot Sermann eeIeeen. Das,
ielbe bat 5 3immer, sllten Seller itnb
8aierleiting, neblt id0nem @arten.
Cine siinitige @eIeeenbeit. 0adsu.
fragen in Der Office 5. ST..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

Wfaoden iiber 16 Sabre alt unh
jinge Sral,en I'M in Der Sabrid st
arbeiten. Dauernoe 8eifGftiauna.
international Sboe So.
Serntann. No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

Yin Bargain: 0as friibere eiten
Heiioena gigentbum an Der 5ront-
itrabe lit au einem gargain.I reis su
falifen. Nadsufragen in Der
Sermann Sabings 8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

User Sas @olfsbIatt permibt,
miro Die rlriade oarin finberl. DOB er
ole Seitins nidt mieoer beiteIIt bot
oils Die Belt obseIaufen mar. @enn
o'e 8eit abgelaufen lit, b6ren mir nit
Dem Sdiden aif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

Saltet Gin I,,ee ollf hos Datum
bilter eitrem Iomcn a,lf Der Sci.
t1tns, oenn menn Die Belt abgclaufen
it, miiiicn mir nit benz Sdiden orf.
boren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

60. Smmmert, Der @runoeiaen.
tbnnls Sanbler, bon Morriion, bot
mebrere id0ne Sarmer, gu perfau
fen. Bottom 2ano. ionie $iiseIlonb.
gieb' umo @ei5enfarmen, in uno
auBerbab @asconabe gountp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22


Der q Sabre oIte geniamin
Bopell bon Detroit, ongebIid Elm
friiberes Mitalieb bes friiberen fono.
oiiden 6lieserforps, melder an s.
allalilt neben ei,em SdienenItrana
Der \. nno u. eiienbabn nit 3er.
malWtcn linfen ltntcrorm aufeefun.
Den lpliroe rnb ieitoem in einem So.
lpifal IN Gait ct. 2ouis peiIte, or.
flarte am Sonncrstas, bob er iid bcn
arm nit eitem @orbebadt abfobren
ileB, I'M bon elmer linn IGftiaen @e.
befrcit au iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22

Sn erection Springs. Mo., ltart
lrn Iltcr bon 80 Sobren Ser oemofro,
tiide Tnlitifer Sobn s. Morton,
lobrelona Staatsienator ais Sertre.
ter Der Counties &ap, gaIbmeIl. ID.
oieB uno Carroll iinb @r . Sprcd,er
PRO temp. ocs Io. 4eprdicntontcu.
baulcs. Mcrton bate eroben Gin.
tlliB unb biftierte mGbreno ser
Staatsleaislatir 1917 cine @eibc ST.
ttef,tll,neen ourh @oliberneiir @orb.
ner. er NOR Elm ifarfer @egner ser
Eroblbition, obgleid Die erfpGbnten
bier Counties ieit Sabren trofen iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-22
Gorrigiert bon
b S. 9eImers
Gorriaiert bon

eggers MiIIina g 0.
Wei5en, per 9uidel 81. 0S
HogeemmebL, per 100 Bfanb 49, 500
Dailb 8reao, Garo mbeat) pc. 6.25
Smperial, Goft ubeat) b. g. 60. 6.25
Smperial, (ioft ubeat) b. g. .~-, 500
5000 Sud, per Sad $50
&leie, per 100 Bfuno $40
Sbiplt1tff, per 100 8funo s.S5
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3m gerfamfcn: Gin orciitodiaes
gaditein 8obnbails auf Got bon 70
Sub Sront. ON Der fpeitIiden t3ueiten
Strabe, in Der Ndbe Der MarftItrose
Hreis $3950.00 @IeidfaGs Ole an.
gren5enoe Got bon 65 SUB Sront, NIT,
einem fleinen @ebdube baraui. Breig
$t400. 8. o. Starf
405S Glora gIbb.,
ct. 2ouis. Ro.
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Mqsemeine G~onntp.Nenisfeiten

Sas @ebGuoe Der Canning Gactorp
in BLAND purbe leste ISOLDE burb
5el,er aeritort. Der 8erluit betrGgt
etna $1,000.
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eOp. Slider uno SRI. anna Sad,s,
beioe bon nabe Omensbille, purben
ON Dienstag letter ISOLDE in Den FL.
@beitano ein9eiegnet.
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Sa Serfanfen: gadftein . 8obn.
bars NIT iieben 3inrmern, an Der
Sritten .Strabe, in Scrmann. Se.
bduoe unb @runoftiid in prddtisem
3uitano. Wooerne geauemIidfeiten.
id0nc Gage, uirflider gortbeiI.
@dberes in Ser Office oieies glottes.
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Setteft GmrenI
~ ei5em
nod Der
Eggers Milling Co.
$errnann Mo.

$erma,trl Wo.
@ir beaabIen ben bSdften Martt.
preis uno baben binrei&enb Ieere
side an $a16. Bir f6nner ollie
Sorten Beiaert. e,Iten ODER minber.
giten. aebrnuden.
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yerlangt: elm Ndoden fir allee.
meine Sarsarbeit.
Srau s. 5. SeImers,
Sermann, Wo.
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Die lutberiide 0encinbcn bon
Snensbille iltlo &Diebllb meroen am
"a. auguit gemeinidaftlib Elm Rii.
iionsfeit in Roiebub feiern.