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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-06
FARM NO. 5. TUESDAY. NOV. Il.

2lo for C. W. Baker Location: On the Buster
Pike 2 miles from Burgn, miles from Danyile miles
from Harrodsburg.
IMPROVEMENTS: story dwelling, with hall
porches cellar Electric line
in front of house. all that is necessary
and comfortable home yards pike Front yard and
lawn pike Also houses tobacco barns 5
acres stock barn. buildings orchards watered
by well. eistern. concrete troughs and tank
so in wheat, 10 rye 25 acres in orchard
and blue IS young clover acres second
clover subbe Laid almost level and very fer
tile. just the kind of farm have always wanted This
farm is in high of cultivation you do no, take adj
vantage of this opportunity will regret one you
will buy for keeps" Will be subdvided and sold in three
tracts tracts of so each and 10 acres Or
will sell you just the number you may desire
Remember "You Must be Satisfied"
ALSO REMEMBER THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE SALE
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT.
Mr.. Baker has bought another farm and he told Swine
broad Bover absolutely sell this one 70 tho bioh
dollar.
Liberal Terms.
Dinner the Ground
At the time Mr.. Baker will also sell LOT of nor.
sonal consisting of hogs cattle horses mules and
farming implements.
Make an appointment with us and look at these farms
before day of sale.
For further particulars inquire of j. A. Conn Lancaster
Ky J. W. Jones, phone No 42ll Bugin Exchange ellis
pie, at his farm post office address Harrodsbug crd
Burgn KY. c. w Baker Burgin KY Bover Bond and Son
Versailles KY.
Write for catalogue. Call either Moss or swinebroad
any morning about breakfast time. Phone 3s4F o. -,
Lancaster Exchange.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-06

high dollar in of about 80 10 acres and
the other both fronting pike
Don't fail to look this
At the time Mr.. Gispe will sell lot OF stock and
farming implements consisting in part follows: Good work
horse pair of year old mules pair Of old mare
mules yearing fly. good milk tat heifers, yearling
steer weanling calves wagons, one-horse
wagon binder moving machine. planter.
feed cutter plows harrows. harness.
Liberal Terms
Remember the double header this date
The Jones Farm above sells first and then sell the
Gispie Farm Meet the Jones Farm 10 o'clock.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-11-06

2l0 for c. W Baker. Location: On the Buster
Pike, l2 miles from Burgin miles from Danyile miles
from Harrodsburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
BUSINESS NOTES

Activities In the primary cotton goods
markets are continuing without break
right through the holiday period, IN
contrast to. the dullness that has ruled
in former years.
The holidays and the between. sea
sons period in the wooden goods trade
checked active buying and selling last
week. Attention is centering on the
Forthcoming showing of samples for
the full aud winter 1920 season.
silk jobbers were active seekers af.
ter merchandise last week. Failing to
get much from manufacturers. they be-
gan buying at retail throughout the
country. Reports that the jobbers had
tapped this new course of supply were
brought to the market by southern and
western retailers.
The feature in the leather trade last
week was the announcement received
by several of the retailers from manu-
facturcrs of calfskin shoes that the
price on medium grade footwear would
be Immediately reduced from fifty to
seventy five cents n pair. Shoes made
of this grade of leather, which have been
selling for from SJ.50 to So n pair, will
now bring $5 to 81 pair.
Skunk and opossum are less scarce
than other varieties of American furs,
dealers say. Muskrat. because of its
scarcity and widespread demand for use
as Hudson seal, is showing u more rapid
upward price tendency than other furs.
While manufacturers of mems and
women's apparel are going ahead with
confidence into the spring season, re-
tailers assert that the market for win.
ter apparel has broken. Small manu-
facturcrs are unloading stocks of mems
overcoats ut sacrifice prices and retail
crs expect additional quantities of suits
to be thrown on the market within the
next lncltn.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Dec 20.--BUTTER-Firm Re-
eSpts 3l2 M tnHS b. creamry hsheg thsn
scorej, 7rc, iarsts. 61 q sOia G. packing stock,
current make No. .. 47c
EGGS-Unsettled. RpceiDts. 1924 crates
Fresh gathered extras. "A O. 75c; extra frsts
~ q 73c: irscts 7OD71c; state. Pennsylva-
MIA and nearby western hennery whites
frsts to extras II m soc state. Pennsylvania
and NEARBY hennery browns 76W7sc do,
gathered browns and mixed coors. 74075c
CHEESE-Steady Receipts $50 ases
State whole-mik, flats current make spe-
Gals BIZ n 32C; do; average run 30h %
3lC state, whole milk, twins. current make
specials. III a 32c; do average run, 3Oja a.
31c; state whole-milS. twins. current make
specials. 81 n 32h c; do. average run 3lC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

RUTTER-The market ruled firm and 1c
hEhcr. with demand absorbing the limited
offerings of fine stock. Quotations: Fresh
sclid-packpd creamery. fancy high scoring
~ q Zoe. extras. re, undcrgraacs. dSW 6Sc;
nearby prints. fancy iobbinE Ht SOm sc. .
EGGS - Fine ucw-laid eggs were wSI
cleaned up and fi-m. Quotations: Nearby
trsts. S2l. so per case, current receipts WI
per case. western extra Hrsts. S2l 80; trsts
$20.1OH2l; candled eggs jobbIng at S2p sac
per dozen.
CH1ESF-Tradc was uulct but priScs
We're steadily held on fine held stocks, ofTr-
ings % which were light. The quotations
held fancy 33c held specials higher;
held. fair to good, o. 2932i5 G; fresh-made
best, 32@32i y C; do, fair to good. 81 U8l q c;
Wisconsin wholc-milk hats--held, fancy,
81 y q 33c; held. fair TO good, Biz a 32c
3GC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY so col
LATERAL TRUST CONVERTIBLE GOLD
R0NnG

Notice is hereby given that tenders are in.
vted Of the above bonds for sale and de
livery to an amount sufficient to absorb
$3.50, 900. which the trustee has been notified
will be paid TO it By The American Gas
Company for the Withdrawal Of the stock OF
the Philadelphia Suburban Gas and Electric
Company. held with tho collateral under deed
OF trust dated June l.. 1910, from The
American Gas Company to Merchants Trust
Company.
Sealed tenders stating numbers and de-
nominations Of bonds offered addressed to
Merchants' Union Trust Company truster
Of The American Gas Company 20 Collat teral
Trust Bonds. 715-7i7 Chestnut street., Phila-
dslphia. Pennsylvania. will he received until
ii a. m. on January . 1920. Trustee re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
MS IL deems best
MERCHANTS UNION TRUST COMPANY
JOHN S. BIOREN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
LONDON METAL MARKED

New York. Dec. 2n.-Cable advices re-
ceived at the New York metal exchange this
morning quoted prices in London as fol-
lows; Tiu-Spot 1897. an advance of E7
los: futures E34O an upturn Of 70: straits,
1897 los, an advance Of Fl 5s: Singapore.
1881. up f. Sales-Spot, 80 tons; futures
$50 tons. and Singapore. $50 tons Stand.
ard copper-Spot. fill los u gain Of f5
500 nO ons fu4ssa Rtgrn oo g fS Ss
tleetroytic Copper--Spot. fl1s futures,
E121 both up t3. Lead-Spot, f45 rs Cd ;
f41 12s 3D. both UP lis Cd Spell
ter-Spot fj7 los an advance of II i5s
futures f5S los gain of f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
FINANCIAL
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY ONE
YEAR f9t SECURED GOLD NOTES DUE

Notice IS hereby given that tenders are
Invited OF the above notes for sale and de-
livery to an amount sufficient TO absorb $6sl, =
300 which the trustee has been notified will
be paid TO II by The American Gas Company
for. the withdrawal Of the stock Of the
Philadelphla Suburban Gas and Electric
Company held with the collateral under deed
OF Trust dated June . 1919, from The
American Gas Company TO Merchants Union
Trust Company.
Sealed tenders stating numbers Of notes
offered, addressed to Merchants Union Trust
Company. trustee Of The American Gas Com
papy. One Year TO Secured Gold Notes, 715-
III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vania. will be received until II a. m. on
January .. 1920. Trustee reserves the right
70 Ieject any and all bids as It deems best
MERCHANTS UNION TRUST COMPANY
JOHN S, BIOREN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

Proposals
PROPOSALS.

-
Sealed proposals will be received by, tho
Board of Managers Of the Pennzylvanjs IL Tn5
dustrlal Reformatory. at HuntinRdon %
at their regular moathly meetings held a.,
the second Thursdays of January. ApriI hi,
and October. 1920. for the furnishing ~ s,,n
piles of various kinds for a period OF thTeo
months from the 22d day Of the montbs
named and award made of same pre,,j1,is
70 that date consisting IN the main Of fonr
and feed, groceries. provisions dry ana
salt meats.
Proposals are also asked for from time to
time during the year. for such other articles
as may be necessary In conducting the Re,
1ormatory.
Proposals will he asked for July for
furnishing the RefOrmatOry with bitUminGus
coal for period OF one year from july 90
1920 ~
Any desired informa tion will be furnished
and opportunity to hid on same will he
given any parties who make request TO be
furnished herewith.
The Board OF Managers reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids offered. Address
T.. b. PATTON
General SuDerintentlent
40 ~ Huntington. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
Llvernool cottnn

liverpool, Dee 29.--Spot cotton was
quiet today, with prices firm on the
basis Of an advance Of 50 points for
middling, at 27.50d. The sales were
5000 bales. There were 10 receipts.
Futures were steady in the early deal
ings Spot prices were American,
anidding fair, 33. 25d; good midding,
aOd fully middliDg, 2S.T5d: mid
ding. 27.50d low niddling. 4.95d
seoh ordinary, %. sod ordinary ,21 God.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
POULTRY

LIVE Fine desirable sized stock, which
comprised but a small proportion OF the
supply, was pretty well cleaned up aud firm.
but ordinary receipts were quiet and some
what irregular In value. Following are the
pugtations. Fowls finc fat weighinE }hs
and over apiece 32@3+C; fowls. medium
2Gc; broilins CHECKERS. fencH, sott-meatnd.
weighing y a. lbs apiece, S6@4Nci sprinS
chickens. average 3oft-meated. Is 3nCi 10
inferior - g @Cc old Irs9Sogstiers u is CT;
runner. 9sT8Oci do, Nluscoyy. 25 2Sc,
geese. 24n 26c; turkeys, 43G soc; pigeons
lbs. and over apiece. plump. SL7oml 50;
weiighing q ~ lbs apiecsi 81 500 i;,iV l.2U,
%sish,TS5 lmI@ rIf lRs AREAS aPs @l2'' gum
DRESSEi--Fowls were due tand lc low
or. Other poultry was generally firm Quo
fancy, Coa 62c; % yirEnia and, other near near
53 51c: do. western. sprtnE; fancy, 70 "a 51c;
DO. DO fair to good q q 53c; DO, old toms toms,
Weighing lbs.,. 3lc: weighing 3le lbs, 2oI@
killed in bbls., y-nlcked-We eiEhing "A
lbs. and over apleCe 3ic. weighing lbs,
38c, weshinF 81 lbs, 27@2oc;, smaller
ordinary nearby. dry-paCked $50 42c do,
western. dry packed, weighing lla o. lbs.
drv-packed. in bhls.-WeEhing lbs. and
aPecS 80 @82c; weEhinE "a q 3 lbs apiece; Tb :;
6Gx-l7 lbs and under to dozen, per p.
- a 45c: IS 70 - lbs to dozen per lb,. dS1
44c; % to 30 lbs. to dozen. per H.. $50
~ to ~ lbs. to dozen. per lh., 32W 32c: 43
and over, 70 dozen, 81 a 86c. ducks, western
91r: do do fair to good. 95p27C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

There has been placed on the regular
list of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
additional shares of various companies
as follows $1,000 General Asphalt
common; S2T00 American Stores first
preferred; $0050 Philadelphia Co. 6
Ter cent preferred, aud on the unlisted
department 1928 Philadelphia Electric
stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

The extra dividend of . per cent de-
clarcd last week by the directors of
the Manayunk National Bank was in
addition to the regular scmiannual div
idcnd of { per cent making the annual
distribution Is per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
PROVISIONS

Trade was quiet and largely Of a jobbins
character but prices werc steadily held.
Quotations: Reef, In sets, smoked and air.
and nir-dred 5ic pork, family. $ji' hams,
S. p cured, loose 2Gp27c: d., skinned.
Loose. "a 2Gc, do. do smoked. 25G2Ic do,
boiled. bonelcss, iOc, picnic shoulders $.
p. cured loose. 24c. do smoked 2jC; bellies
m pickle, loose, @6c breakfast bacon, 32g;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
Annual MeetlnEs
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA

The Annual stockholders' Meeting OF this
bank will be held at the banking house on
hours OF II a. M and p. m, for the
election Of directors, and TO transact such
other business as may properly come before
~ FRANK ADsHslEAp,
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Annual Meetings
s. THE PENNsYIyANIA FIRE INsUR,

9-S ANCE COMPANY
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
pany will be held at their offlces. sos and
BIO Walnut street Philadelphia, on Mon
so- siectIop OF three directors for a term
II tLree years and such other business as
NAV be brought before them.
''1s = W. GARDINER cRowELL,
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
VEGETABLES

hrmer. Quotations; White potatoes, Penua.,
per swt, So Goa 3. 10; do, y. y, per swt'
SO. - a .. 40 Sweet potatoes-Southern, No.
/ per bbl.' SI04 10, do. per hamper. 81. 10
al s5; Jersey, per ha sket. 81. 15G1 80. Cab
GniS GSTG pHiniss psr ton sOS% 100
sGpG.5O, do, No. . and picklers," s2.25Q
III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
Bank of England Statement

London, Dec 2G--rhe weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes Total reserve de-
creased fl.956.000; circulation in
creased Fl $40 .000 bullion decreased
fl .072 .OS1 other securities increased
fS.319.0 900; other deposits increased
5000 900; public deposits decreased
fl 200, GOO; notes reserve decreased
II $40 900; government securities in
creased f4S7 900. The proportion of
the banks reserve TO liability this week
is 11.51 per cent; last week it was
1888 per cent.
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. Dec. 29-BUTTER lower
Creamery. 81 n CSC
EGGS higher. Receipts. 1886 cases. Firsts.
rs a 60c: ordinary tirsts. 57GDG2c: at mark
cases included. 65 ii Csc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
will be held January 3. 1920, at the office
of the company Market and Fourth streets
between the hours of 2:3O and g. 80 p M
for the election of directors and for the
come before the meeting
CHARLES X. LUKENS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
LONDON STOCK MARKET
OH Shares Lively - Home Rails
strong-GiIt- Edged Section Firm

Edged Section Firm
London. Dec. '29.--Oil shares showed
considerable livelness on the stock ex-
change today. Sentiment with regard
TO the group was cheerful. Shell Trans
port was 105s, and Mexican Eagles
IL 1916
Home rails were strong, influenced by
detailed announcement of heavy ad-
rances in freight rates. Argentine roads
Also were in demand.
The gilt edged section was firm
French loans were well maintained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

g. o5: do. Fla. per box, s2GG. Tangerines,
Fla, per Y box, St.lO@415. Grapefruit.
rIA., byr box, SinS.6O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

A. slO,oooooo
Atlantic Fruit Company
100 15-Year Sinking Fund Convertible Bonds
Series GA"
Interest Payable nhDe.1 1nNewy Due Dec
To presently Isueds
Soa % 3 % = Ss 3 oas% sva%i" 3
Convertible into without ;os any time
f Debenms for two shares o
& ~ s ] ] 1, "~ % 1yT % by c Ha ~ a vs s S n" " the Company and III"
BUSINESS Atlantic Fruit its & predecessor n companies % for
] os yt S s' s e ] enSu s Tgs ] pP~f m % e nd and % cs
producing aw sua from "
= RsoRn1S $4,000 H ssnsss 5 3 Of Ps @ ss; u % S esn1s % Cultivation a %
Jamaica bag sugar
MANAGEMENT Those responsible for
% nss in 1 y sugar. nhy ] sys ] ;S % h % ] %sns. s'Sns % s ands
Directors W A Hartman Of
Securities H O. Hvsmsys Elder Inc Thomas Howell
M. ,Jsmacsw v: IF. a. Rchsau Broadway
Operating S
S % slao @ @ years pear snnan @ NINE po % th 5 % ns % %ons % % ds @ Hs 3
operating profits and aeed-
] mated 2n'sa%sg m s2e1e 81 sq'ss .ss n five % % the s
% " % 1ss % co~ns % sss % fsney s1s isa share on shares
SINKING FUND ND & fixed ] ANNUAL saos % Fund 5 Of & sr largest
M~ ] call s will An y ssGson ] nu st % S TnnS | ios a 1 ] p
nbe ii
"" ana ~ ehaeS% r bn< % "e~ @ % bonds ~he" @ r~h on ABOUT January >"
A''H" wi" a to s s York % Rss st Hs sa: and ''""" Stock
Price 81 Accrued Interest to yield over 1902
Potter Brothers & Co.
New
White, Weld & Co. w. A. Hartman & Co., inc
Chicago N~ w ~xopk %s Boston B"sd~ss sa ssS~s Ss~ York
This This Information @ ] s ass = aaasS % ss guaranteed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

The New York subtrcaSury gained
81 ,02O. 600 from the banks on Satur-
day, making n cash net gain since Fri
day of 50 26G 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29
Annual Meetings
~ BEECH CREEK EXTENSION
-3A All man IAAIn ANN

Philadelphia. Pa. December 20. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Beech
Greek Extension Railroad Company, for tho
election of a President and Board Of Dl-
rectOrs for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business AS may
be brought before the meeting will be
held at the office Of the company. in the
city Of Philadelphia. Pa, on Monday, the
18th day Of January. 1890, at 1880 O'Clock,
DWIGHT W. PARDEE. Secretary.
lFSsy7THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
'S-S Contributors 10 the Preston Retreat
for the election OF managers two auditors
treasurer and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come, before the
meeting, will be held on Monday, January
I2. 1920. at ! o'clock. at the Retrpat
Twentieth and Hamilton streets Philadel-
GEORGE d PORTER
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Supplies We're small and the market was
unchanged on basis Of DC for iino granu
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lts1sSSJ=s FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
S-9 Chestnnt Street west OF Rrnnh

Philadelphia, December %. 1919.
The Annual Meeting CT the Shareholders
OF this bank for the election Of DIrecto-s 10
serve during the ensuing year will be held a
the Banking House, on Tuesday, January "a
1920, between the hours Of l2 O'Clock noon
and 7 n. ]. WM. HARDT CaaSIsr
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annual MEETING OF TTE
lrlsT5' CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS

- GEORGE d. PORTER.
c..
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l1l>5SPTHE NiANAYUNK NATIONAL, IA M,
EUGENE ] MORRIS,


ifSsSy'rHE ANIMAL MEETING on INV
s&lS' Tndigent Widnwa' and Single Woman,
Society OF Philadelphia viii be held AZ tbs
asylum, 361h Chestnut street. on Thursday
January =, 1870. at IL A. m, by order OF
the hoard VI
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benz yeben.

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%eriammlnns Der Wcbisiniiden &C.
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Die @asconaoc . Diaries . Siogc
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Neuc EpittrGser anf Jtonte 2 nno 3.

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@odc &cnrp (Surrp) Z.
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-6rls. Clara Sdluenbtfcr ulo
Nilon 8crfTlann, bon Berger, lpnrcn
anl Icbtcn Snmstag inter ocn birli.
gen &ciuhcrn.
Sri. Soicpbinc &cllner, mcId)c
in Berger 0ns Telephone beoiclt, mar
an pcrgonactcn SamStag bier III
Territtlmgcn hcinu 3obnor3t.
-6rnu &ute @enicl bot iif an
pcrgorgcncn Son1ttnq noh ct. 2ouis
bcgcbcn, 81 cincm lGngcrcn @cillt)
bel ibrcr Softcr, 5rou 9. q. 9ncr.
SRI. 2cno Sotnll, meld)e mcbrcrc
Modcn bel ibrcn MngehDrigcn 1T
Stolpc ollf Ncillh gerucien mar, lit
an ucrgar9cnen Montag nad) ct.
2oui@ 5llrildgcfcbrt.
Mn 0ien$tag Scr pcrgnnacncn
@ohc mor bier Sdrueinc %~crionbt.
tag. IS. ". &llbn. Der blciigc
Sdnucinc &Gltier, hat an icncm
Gage 1T3 grpBc @rlln3cr gcfoi,ft.
". ". Silbcr uno 6onlilic iinb
pcrgunacnc @ohc bon cincm lGngc.
rem Iuientbult III Scrns Slrilfgc.
tcbrt. Siciclhcn ipcrbcn III 3llfunit
enfipcbcr bier oocr in ct. 2ollis
lpohnbaft iein.
Mir iinb ncriorgt nit Npplifn.
tiouS &nrtcn iilr Nittnbciiscr . 81.
5enien uno t6uncn Sbncn bebililid,
icin IN Der forrcftcn Iusflllllng So.
rer Ipplifntion. Spred)cn Sic &C.
illli9it ouf micrcr Office Dor uno
brinacn Sic oic Nummlcr Sbrcs Mc.
tors uno Die Nltnnlcr Der &i5cns bonn
lestcn Sobr.
&lcnf 9um or 6 D.,
Sermunr, no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
%, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
-Hiduro Stoebr, Scbn bon Com.
Stocbr unb @ottin, ipelfcr ieit bier
Wonotcn III Camp Wcgrtbur. Ger.
in 0icnIt gcDcicn mar, erbielt ieinen
cbrcnbollcn Ibidieo unb fcbrtc pori-
Ige ISOLDE nadbuuie 5uriid. Riturb
miro feline Irbcit nlf Sen @ootcn scr
&cgicrirng Wicbcr ollfncbmen.
-@olter Sbprp. friiber Glcrf in
Struttmumn's @cidGft, lit bcin Scr.
staatcn @arihc Corps, in santu
Somin9o, RepubIif Sartc Gomineo.
Gr lit icbt Sergeant.
Sic GollfIeutc peItc iidl idel,cn
cincn Collar fir InScieen altssuge.
ben, fonncn moglihcrlpeiie ipGter eli.
ne In5nbl Dollars perliercn OH @uu.
rem melde tic iibria beboltcn mad,
ecnn ~Eur5cIn" Scr &ricsSprciie.
-alnin s, 9crcnS. Sobn bon
Sbonros @erc,lo uno @attin, mclhcr
. Mpnotc in Camp Wcgrtbnr, Ger.
I'M NienIt mar. mltrbc cbrcnpoII ent.
laiicn mo lit porigc ISOLDE nodbauic
5uriidaefcbrt.