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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-21

-Eaitor S. Sus uno Geo. Nie'
malo, bon Sope, befanocn iih letter
Nontag in 8eifGften bier.
Gus. s., Sris llnb Gus. u.
@apcr, bon Glcauesbillc. ionic No.
pofat Scnslep, bon OmenSpille, lua.
rem ant Wontag bier in @erid,ts.
laden.
-Srau 6. q. Hicf rciitc letter
Sonntag gum 9eiud bon 8crmnnbten
mad ct. 2ouris.
-@m. S1pinfc, bon Morriion.
mar lettcn Wontag in @cidGftcn IN
unierer Stabt.
Mug. @rai uno @ottin itatteten
lestcn Somtng ibren Ingcborigen
nobc Ban eincn fllraen 9eiiih ab.
-Srau 9atc 8eniel reiite leeten
Sonntag naf ct. 2ouis, no iie meb.
rere Wonatc bel ibrer Sohter, sSral,
Iictor gacr pcripcilen miro.
-SD. Sd)sner unb Satin, Srls.
Inna uno Clara @laicr, Midoro 9.
EociteI unb Hobt. Shoumlberg mad.
ten Ietten Sonntag cine automobil'
iabr nab SuIlipan, $40. gum @eiuh
Der Snlnilie oes Gonntprid)tcrs Illg.
@Iaier.
SRI. Sclnla 9lunlcr, bon Der
ger, reiitc lestcr Wontag bon bier aus
nod ct. 2ouis.
Dos @bitc Spulc Sotcl muroe
aml Wittpod letter ISOLDE nic0cr CT
0ffnet unb Smar inter Gcitling bon
Senrp s.. Meper uno Satin, bon
Ct. 2ouis. 'Serr Wcpcr unb belien
8ottin (friiber Sri. 2ouiic @losfc)
ilnb crfobrcnc @aitpirtbe.
-Srau Sranf Bender, bon Slttlc
BOD, Mrf., mclhc lid nlcbrcrc @o.
den bier nlli 9eiuh bel sSrni Ibom
Bender bcfano reiitc lcttcn Ticnstn9
micoer in ibrc &einlutb 5lriif llnb
siuar in 9cglcitun9 bon 6rou Ibnm
Ncnbcr.
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Wierenleiben. Serr &arl 8inien

Nierenleibeu. Serr &arl 8inien
bon groofing, Sasf., idreibt: Sd
mo6te meiner 9anfbarfeit fir Sor.
mis- Wpenfrduter Illsbruf berleiben.
IS bat mid bon einem Rierenleiben
befreit, nit Incident i'd iiber flint
Sabre bcbaftet mar. Sd bate meb-
rere @er5te unb beridieoene Weoiai.
men berilt6t, obne Silfe an finoen.
SD bin iebt pobl unb gefun6." 9ie.
les 5ltberldiiige &rdllterbeilmittel
miro nidt burd Ipotbefer ~berfauft,
ionoern bireft geliefert boz, 9r. &c.
ter Sabrnep & Cons Co., 2501 @aib.
ington 9lpb., Chicago, SIl.
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Gin &atedismns Der @erfaiiuus Der
Sereinisten Staaten.
Copyright bp Sp. g. @eit, 1919

itiid, Deldes cine &egierungsform
fir Die Sereinigten Stauten feitiest.
5. User entiparf b:e Serfaiiung?
u. 8ertreter bes Bottles in Ebila
belpbia i'm Sabre 1877.
s. @er par Der YrGiiOcnt bes Ser,
faiiungsfonbents?
U. George @aibington.
s. @as madte Die 8erfaiiung not
iuenoig?
u. Die ARTICLES Of Gonfebcra.
tion." Die Dor Der @eriaiiung beitan.
Den, geniigten nidt, Die Staaten gu
iammen5ubalten.
5. gu Weldem 3wed lpurbe Die
Scrfaiiung angenommen?
u. Die Ginlcituns Der 8erfaiiung
crfIGrt bieriibcr: y@ir, bas 8olf Der
@creinigten Staaten perfiigcn uno
erridten biermit oieic Serfaiiung fir
Die 8ereinigten Staaten bon Inlerifa,
I'M einen pollfommeneren Serbano
berauitelen, @credtigfcit 81 idaffen
Die innere Tubc a1 iidcrn, fir Die &C.
aenieitigc Serteioigung 5u iorgen,
6as allgcmeine @obl 81 fOrbern lino
fiir utls uno uniere Ta6foumenidaft
oie Scgnlngen ser Sreibeit 81 ii9-
ern.
S. @ic murbe bic Scriaiiung rati-
ii5iert?
q. @on Deii Yolfe Der Sereinigten
Staaten, wcldcs our6 b%eionoere Son.
centc bic in iebem Staate bon Dem
%olfe bes betreffcnoen Staates &c.
lu1blt mllroen, banbelte.
5. 8onn trat Die Scriaiil,ng in
&raft2
81. 9lm eriten Wittpo6 i'm Wonat
Mar5 bcs Sa9res 1889.
+. Isle teilt Die Scrfaiiung Die Sic.
Encouragement cin?
u. SSn brei abteilrngcn, namli6
Die seieBscbcnoe, Die a,lsfiibrenoe uno
ole ridterlide @ewalt.
s. @el6es Sell Der Serfaiiung
banbclt bon Der @eietgebenoen Ib-
teilung?
U. Irtifel T..
s. @el6es lit na6 Scr Gerfaiiung
oic gc~iesgcbenoc abtcilung Der &e-
gierllng?
u. Der Scnat unb bas Hepr1lerl-
%tantcnbaus, Die auiammcn unter Dem
Ntomcn aongreB bcfannt iino.
). @ie oft miro oas Repraienton.
tcnbalts crlp1blt9
". Ginmal ollie aruei Sabre.
s. @er wablt bic Heprdientantcn?
u. Oas 9olf.
). @ie miro Die 3abl Der Solfs.
uertreter beltimmt?
u. Die Seriaiiung beitimnlt, baB
bic 3abl Ger Sertreter nni6t groBer
icin bari, ais elmer fir ie 10000 Gin
wobncr" uno Dab Oas SerbGltnis nad
ieber 5ebnidbrigen @~olfsaablung &c.
aubert mcrocn mub. CUR 3cit boben
mir einen Sertretcr fir ie 100000
&0pie ser 9epolferung.
s. @elde Sualififationcn mllB Elm
Scrtretcr baben2
q. Seine Ycrion fam Sertreter
icin, Die uidt bas %. 2cbensjabr e.
rciht bat unO lett iicben Sabren 9iir.
ger Der Scrcinigten Staaten lit unb
Die nid)t sur 3cit Scr @ubl g%empbner
0es Staates lit, in Dem or gcfpdblt
moroen it,"
s. User fiibrt I'M RcprGientontcll.
balls Den Goriis?
v. Gin nSpeafer," Der bon ben
Witglicoern bes Sauies geipGblt
miro.
s. @os lit Der llnteridieO 5niiden
Ser amtsoallcr zines Senators unb
eines &epraientanten9
q. Die Imtsoaller bcs Senators lit
feds Sabre unb ieber Staat bot In-
iprud a,rf 5lpei Senatoren. Die
Imtsbaucr zines Experimentation lit
5ipci Sabre.
s. @ie pcrben bic Scnatorcn &C.
mdblt?
q. Ha6 ci1em ENHANCEMENT ser
Scrfailung, Die am 81. Moi 1913 in
Strait trat, tpcrben Die Senatoren ser
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STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSO URI

@eGritnoet 1911.
aapital $4,000, llebcridub $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150,00
8etrcibt ein a%(laemetnes Sanfaelbait.
Besablt 4 Yrp5ent auf 3eit.O epoiiten.
8esablt 3 YroSeut aui SparsO epolten.
Sat Sioberbeitsr 9epplit.aaten su permie.
then.
uub bittet ireunbliebit nm cure Runb-
ihaft.
9ireftDren:
Simpn Speger, Y. u. Meper,
y. Gngelbreht, VI. Y. Ntoeuer,
TteD. 8uihmann. gbaS. 8. Otueu
Senrp 9anaenbere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-21

-Iuiner gros. BADEN Die @9en
tlrr iilr Die OILS CANTON Sractors be
fanntcn 5armmaidienen ilbernonl
men.
SRI. Marie 2uppolo. bon Gnic
iueIfe lesten CONNER Die bieiigI
So6idulc abiolpirte, lit als Stu6en
tin in 9arneS Soipital eingetretcr
mn iid) oils &ranfenpfleeerin ollS5lt
bilben.
-Srau pima Socbn, iuel6e nteb.
rere @o6cn bier auf 9eiub bel ibre,
Wittter, Srar Wina Singenfeloer,
perpeilte, reiitc leste ISOLDE mieoel
mad Ct. 2ouis Suriid.
SRI. Slpra @eber, bon Sos PM
geles, California, befinoet iid bier
auf gciud bel Serpanoten. SRI.
@ebcr lit cine So6tcr bon Gbriit.
@cbcr, bon @asconaoe.
-Srau 81. Heumonn ir. unb 6ra,t
Alpin Wunonillcr rciltcn lestcn
Wittpoh nab 2eapenportb, &anias,
Inn ibrcr idpererfranften Shfpeitcr,
6rau Wagnrls @iu, einen geiud ab.
5uitatteu.
-gm Sonntag batten mir Elm
Stildden Snbianer . CONNER unb
oas bcrrlidc @etter rief iogar ben
perpobnteIten Stllbenbcdcr bina,ls
ms 5reie. Illtobeiiber benllsten bas
idone @ctter at einem Iltsilug ins
2anb. pGbreno weniger @liidlide
auf Shuiter's Happcn ms Srcic
5ogcn.
-6rib Yleb. bon @oollam, mar
lcbtcn Samstag bier 5umt 9eiuh ici.
mes @rtocrs, Serb. Blet.
Otto 9ocrflinger, bon Smiss,
fcbrtc lcttcn Samstog bon Ippleton
Gitp. Wo., 5uriid mo- CT na6 ieiner
rcllerworbcnen Sarm iab. Serr
o erflinger miro am 2. 0eaenlber,
auf ieiner bisberisen .Sarm nabc
Swiss, iein bemcglidcs gigentbum
auf bent 9eritcigcruneswcge perfau.
ntio barauf nit ieincr Samilic
nod appleton Gitp iiberiiebeln.
-GOip. 2euenberger reiitc ON
nad) Suppington, Wo. I'M
oem @~cgrGbniiie iciner Tcdter, Srarl
Ioclia Sitting bei3umpbnen.
Go. @lenn, Iufiebcr Der Sbcr.
luortmnnn GieD . Sornn bel Yoplar
fam lcttcn Sicnstug ollf Scr
Hiidfcbr bon elmer mad Gtlob rnb
2ouis unternommercn @citGitss
rciic bicrber UNI nlten @cfunntcn CT.
men 9ciud ab5uitattcn. Die Sbcr-
lportmaln Sarm lit gieentbum bon
Sbermprtmonn bon Gtlob.
81. %. Ootboge, bon @ccmont
mar lcttcn 9pnncrstag bier Inn feline
Gltcrr, Senrp Cottage llnb Satin,
a~b5ubnlcn, Die bon Wartbospille, Wp.
bier eillgctroffcn ipnren I'M ibrem
Sobne ollf Der Sarm bel 9ccrnont cis
men 8eilld) ub5llltuttcn.
-llnicr friibcrcr Witbiirgcr uno
Witglicb uuicrcr Gountp
Conrad &unlburg, i6rcibt uns
9clegcntlidl Der Crncucrllt9 icincs
announcements, baB CT tros ieiucs 70.
ben Ilters imnler nod geiuno uub
tiiltig lit unb in Ieinem jceigen @obns
ortc, 9iion, &%anias, man iif icbt bes
i6onIten @cttcrs CIRCUIT. Die @eis
senfcloer, ihreibt Scrr Sumbl1rg,
ilppig grim unO atuar lit ser
@ci5en 10 itorf gclundicn boB bie
ibr Sicb nltf ben Selocrn mel.
oen laiien.
-@ine groBe MnSobl 9elperber I'M
anltellung als Solts5abler Genius
Gnllmeratoren) bate iid lestcn Mitt.
nod bier i'm G%ourtbauie eineefunoen
uni an ben Gramen Die Dor bem gu.
perDiior Der Geniusarfnobme itatt.
tbeilsunebmen. Sir @ascon.
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lit.
5. @er fiibrt ben 8oriis i'm
Senate
q. Der 8iae Yrdiibent Der Ser.
einigten Staaten, Der aber rrr i'm
Sale bon Stimmengleidbeit itirnnl-
beredtist lit.
(Sorties,lng folgt.)
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Seiratbs 2isenien.

Geo. F. Idel, Owensville r. 2------27
Lydia L. Brinkmann, Owensville---26
VIM. Morris, Staunton, nl.----26
Lydia Liesemeyer, Owensville -----26
Geo. F. Stolte, Stony Hill -----25
Frieda Won Behren, Washington rs
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Inseigen i'm @olfsblatt bringen
@rfolg.
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ines, A. q. F.: y
Honni1gen. Germany.
December IA, 1918.

flneS, A. II. FL
Honni1gen, Germany.
December IA. 1918.
Dearest People at Home:
l have crossed the Rhine and am
stationed in this town, on the east
ern bank of the Rhine. We crossed
about noon yesterday, and ate dinner
on the banks of the Rhine. 1t was a
great moment fer me, after all our
scrapping and hiking.
To go through this country is
something great to see the pretty
scenery and the old castles, bridges
and towns. That is one reason why
we can content ourselves by being
over here at Xmas, for I don't expect
there is much chance of getting home
before January.
We fought at ST. Mihiel. went over
the top twice at Champagne. and
three times in the last drive Car
come section.) We crossed over the
Mense rive ron little floating
bridge, thrown over by the engi-
neers; we wer constantly under ma
chine gun and artillery fire, so we
lost some men. Some of the fellows
fell in and almost froze.
Well, peace is on earth now, and
it won't be long before We will come
marching home. The days of burst
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Women will Meet

The Pennsylvania Railroad Wo-
mems Division, Relief Department
No. 2, will meet in the assembly
room of the Pennsylvania Office build
ing, Front and French streets, on
February 8, at O'Clock. Mrs. Gam
BILE Latrobe, general superintendent,
will preside over the meeting. Mrs.
w. w. Atterbury, Mrs. Elisha Lee
and Mrs. R. L. O'Donnel will give a
few remarks on the work outlined for
this year.
The women of this society have
been engaged in many patriotic ac-
tivities and have been particularly in
terested in the families of the soldi-
ers and sailors who are from the
Pennsylvania Railroad service. Now
that peace has come, this organiza-
ton of women is still to continue it's
good work and will give relief to all
families that are connected with the
Pennsylvania Railroad
1t is expected that number of
women of the Maryland Division staff
will act as hostesses for the after
noon. AS this is the first meeting to
be held for several months, it is eX-
pected it will be largely attended.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30

ing. screaming shells and flying bnA4
let's are over, and have come thru
it all safe, and l thank the Good
Lord for saving me. l haven't had a
scratch thru it all. Do you remem-
Der the fellow Bremen (my buddy
the fellow l used to write about SO
much? Well, he was killed, and it
certainly did hurt me.
l received the pictures that were
sent me, and it certainly did make
me feel good to get them. Will close
now. Remember me oall of my
friends. that I have not had time to
write to- Hope to see you all soon.
With love from me to all, Your low
ing son,
Private George Archie Marine,
18th Co., 5th Reg, Marines. A.E.F.
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Town Council Proceedings

The Commissioners of Cambridge
met Wednesday evening, Mayor Orem
and Commissioners Brohawn, Lake,
Jackson and St. Clair, present.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The following building applica
tons were up for first reading:
John w. Ballard, kitchen at No.
IL Wells street
Harry Towers, garage at 100 West
End avenue.
j. H. Farrow, dwelling at 141 Pine
street.
Phillips Hdw. Co., garage, Muir st.
Thos B. Hubbard, rebuild dwell
ing on Cross street.
up for second reading and granted:
Mary A. Jones, garage at 234
Race street.
! Bills amounting to $352.11 were
passed and ordered paid.
One Bond, No. 10, for $500, and
two coupons for $3.50 each, of the
existing liability, Engine House and
Sewer Bond issue of 1900. having
been paid, same were ordered burn
ed, which was done in the presence
| of the Board.
| Complaints were filed with the
Board from every section of the
| town about the gas now being furn-
ished by the Cambridge Gas & Elec-
trio Co. The Board instructed the
Clerk to notify Mr.. Woodcock, gen
eral manager of the Company, of
the inferior quality of gas being furn
ished the consumers of Cambridge,
with instructions to correct same
within the next week, or the matter
will be referred to the Public Ser
vice Commission.
| Letter received by Attorney Trice,
from the Dorchester Water Co., stat
ing that they would not accept con-
tract as submitted by the Board, on
account of the price of $1,000 per
year, and also on account of the re-
quirements stipulated in said con-
tract.
| Clerk instructed to write Supt. of
Penn. R. R. Co., asking right of way
over property on Airey street.
The Clerk and Attorney were in
structed by the Board to go over the
necessary figures and ascertain if
the town can float $4,000 bond is
sue for the purpose of supplying nee
essary apparatus for the Fire Com
pany, without increasing the tax
rate.
Chief Brambie instructed to have
installed the remaining fire plugs re-
Gently purchased by the town.
| Clerk instructed to write State
Board of Forestry for permit to take
down trees on Muir street. from
Race to Academy streets.
| Adjourned.
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I'D naa. especially the t2nd ui>i- |
sion. and I wish to call your atten- |
t.oa % he 2..,t Division, y. L. r., |
.-hicll is llade IN q the Jtt and "in
.-,A.4len,s, Marines, tic 3.4l and Esd
,,e;.Incnt infantry, tne nd EnEi-
..rl.-s. and the I'm, to,n and i'lh
Field Artillery. Ben, quote for
Oh an authentic synopsis oi What
his Division HIS accomplished, anu
:, llai an important part it played IN
che war which has terminated il;
such q glorious victory.
The year that has j,ist rilGed mas
oeen the most monle..'cUi O. the
century \ year d&O tI.c i..!ttai''
situation WA; o,,iIioaa. ..usslt ano
Roulna4li:l h;tu i',o.. crl.:.t-,'1. di-i! Tie
enemy was aDie to Ihaza Z great.
superior force on the Western front.
IN March, April and May he struck
powerful blows i'll Picardy, Belgium
and on the Cheman DIES DANES. vt
this critical hour, the American fol-
ces were placed in the battle lines.
and on November 18th. afsar ~. Of
fensive campaign by the Allies Com
mander il Chief, conducted with
consumate Skill, and characterized
by continuous battle CT unparalleled
activity and violence, the enemy was
defeated and the victory won. ii
The Second Division played part
Of great military and historic impor-
lance in this tremendous engage
ment. 1t fought five pitched battles,
or series of battles, always defeating
he enemy, and it has ,,o-i the right
10 have inscribed on It's banners the
names of the brilliant victories won
by it at Chateau Thierry, Sorssons,
st. Mihiel drive, capture of Blanc
Mont Ridge, and Argonne-Mense. Its
casualties were 1872 officers and 49,
|653 men, total of 24,3S6. This was
about ten per cent. of the total cas-
ualties of the A E. F. 1t captured
I12,126 prisoners. over one-quarter OF
the total number captured by the A.
E. F. 1t captured 343 cannon, about
one-quarter of the total number cap
tured by the A. E. F.
The above facts speak for them
selves, and it is the desire OF myself.
as we'll as others in my company and
regiment, that the folks back home
know what we have accomplished.
We hope to be soon on our way home
gain, back to Gods country.
Thanking you in advance for your
valuable space, am, yours truly,
Private George A. Marine,
18th Co., 5th Marines, A. E. F.
P S.-Ask the And if they have
got this record-G.A.M.
The following letter was received
by Mrs. G.. C. Marine, of Hurlock,
from her son, Private Geo. Archie
Marine, 18th Co., 5th Regiment, Ma
.Incubators, brooders, chick feed
and poultry supplies. United Stores.
Adv
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WEAR THOSE SHOES
THAT TORTURED YOU
Cincinnati authority tells how to dry
up a corn so it lifts out.

You corn-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before,
says this Cincinnati authority, be-
cause a few drops of freezone applied
directly on tender, aching corn
stops soreness at once and soon the
corn loosens so it can be lifted out,
root and all, without pain.
A quarter of an ounce of freezone
costs very little at any drug store,
but is sufficient to take off every hard
or soft corn or callus. This should
be tried, as it is inexpensive and is
said not to inf1ame or ever irritate
the surrounding tissue or skin.-Adv
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Having purchased the store at the
corner of Locust street and West
End avenue, the stand formerly oc-
cupied by Dorsey w. Banning. de-
sire to advise the public that I will
carry a complete line of fancy and
staple groceries, fresh and salt meats.
vegetables and fruits, and I solicit a
share Of the public's patronage. This
store is conveniently located, and my
prices will be found as low as good
stock can be sold.
H HARLAND G. JOHNSON.
Adv. 1-24-6t
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Whose Word Will You Take2

Unsuccessful people are likely to
think that times are hard, and that
young meI do not have the chances
they once had, and that the particular
spot where they happen to be located
is the worst place in the world for ac-
complishing anything. Successful peo-
pie generally tell very different story
that times were never better, that
opportunities are not restricted to one
locality. but are scattered uniformly
over the globe, waiting for energy and
efficiency to discover them. Whose
word will you take?-Girl's CoInpan-
TO-.
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Segendorf, Germany,

January 5 1919.
Dear Editor:
have been an interested reader
Of various articles appearing in the
public press regarding various Div
sions in the American Expeditionary
Forces, the deeds they have accom-
plished, the bravery of their officers,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30

In classical music one has often to
wait for considerable intervals in
each selection for something thak he
likes.
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Retained as Comptroller.

Washington, Jan. 30.-John Skcl.
ton Williams, Virginia, was nominat-
ed by President Wilson for another
Term as comptroller of the currency.
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White LilIey Washing Machines
save time and labor. United Stores.
ADV. 1-28-2w. cod B&R
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.Autom obile tires and tubes, and
full line of supplies. United Stores.
ADV.
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Soldiers Letters

The following letter is from Capt
P. X. Mioson "A. E. F., TO Mr.. Ar
thur Howard, of this city, in refer
ence to the death of his brother,
Corp. Leonard Howard, Co. c, 115th
Infantry, who was killed by the con-
cussion of a high explosive shell ear
ly last fall:
Seraele, France,
December 81. 1918.
Dear Mr.. Howard:
Your letter to Corp. Edgar has
been turned owe to me, and l regret
l have occasion to write you this let
ter. I shall, however, give you the
facts in the case that caused the
death Of your brother.
On Oct. oath we were (the Com
pany) ordered from our position to
the right Of the line, to support a
company that was receiving strong
opposition. To reach this point it
was necessary that we pass through
a heavy artillery barrage, and just as
we reached our new position your
brother was killed by the conclusion
of a high explosive she'll 1t is re-
markable that there was not a
scratch on his body. and his death
was instantaneous. He is buried
with the rest of the boys from the
115th Infantry, and his grave is
marked. The regimental chaplain
who had charge of all burials, sent
all personal effects to the Personal
Effects Depot. Corp. Edgar may
know of a picture of your brother,
but as to this, l cannot advise you.
Up to the time of his death your
brother had done great work, and l
felt his loss both personally and
from a military standpoint. l GER
tainly sympathize with you and your
family, as you have lost a fine boy
and a good soldier. If can give you
any assistance, let me know, and l
shall be glad to do anything you
wish. Very truly,
P. K. Moison :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30
NEW YORK THE BEST MARKET
IN THE WORLD.

Ship your poultry and produce to
Peter McClees, 800 Washington St..
N. Y. Prospective prices for poultry
fifty cents per 10. or better. For fur
Their information call Joseph M. Col
Inns, phone 341.-Adv. 11-22-tf. B-R
Buy your clover and timothy
seed and seeder of The United Stores.
ADV. 1-2S-2w. cod. B&E.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30
Coal For Sale

No. 2, or Furnace Coal.
No. 8, or Stove Coal.
Nut Coal.
Pea Coal.
Camel Coal.
Soft Coal.
Phone us your orders today.
OREM & WINTERBOTTOM.
Phone No. 8.
Adv. 1-29-6t.
LOOK!
If you have furniture or stoves to
sell, call Omar B. Brown, 135 Race
street. Phone 159-R.-Adv. 1-16-1m
-, rNIo noilxy
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30
Plenty of Coal.

We now have plenty of nut, No. 3
and No. coal. Phone ISL. S.
Dali & Co.-Adv. 27-6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30

Advertise in The Daily Banner.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30

The following letter was received
by Mrs. G.. C. Marine, of Hurlock,
from her son, Private Geo. Archie
Marine. 18th Co., 5th Regiment, Ma
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-30

Incubators, breeders, chick feed
and poultry supplies. United Stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-18
UNCOVER ANCIENT MEAT
a:c's Carcass Held in Dcirciyt Stcr-
age ncrs.e Twenty-Five Years
Is Report

Detroit, Micn.. Aug. 1S.-Agents
Of the Investigation branch here Of
the Department Of justice said That
in onc cold storage plant visited
Saturday u frozen hog was found
which were told nad BEEN III storage
for twenty-five years.
Tic oiE>ials declared that while
tn, believed that if the hog really
lad b5cn Ec!d for that. length OF
time, it was Through an oversight.
They inteld 10 inrestisate further
this week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-18
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