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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
GunraSt Sable.

6rolt Gmna Sable lrnb 9luguIt e.
Conrad murocn on %. HSanllor in
ct. 2ollis octrout. Oic @rout lit ci-
ne SodDtcr bon Srull 'Senrp &oble.
bon Slri5s lrnb cine ShmcItcr ppn
tSrolt Sohn Shcrrnorn bon Scr
nlom. Mcrr Conrad lit Scr Supcr,
intcnocnt bon @otfins ,,SSSIono IN Scr
gtGbc bon Moibiuqton. Sic 9tcltpcr.
ntGbltcn mcrocn in @oihinoton ippb-
ncn, &ir grotltlicrcn hicrmit bcitcns
5unl 9un6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
Nunlnler 18
%etcran bes Siiracrfriegcs itcllt lid
5nm lcbten 9lppcll.

9lnl pprigcn GicnstnN Itnrb IN lei
ncm Scim nlli Der Sorm, cinc WciIc
nGrblih bon McNittrid, &n. Hcctbc,
nlcpcr i'm GObcn @rciIcnoltcr BON 50
Sobrcn. 0ic Srnucricicr iauO untcr
Seitllna pm Ealtor u. s. &nanunn~
om 0onncrstag ltutt. Die Neiicturp
erIoletc uui Dem TanliIicn Sricna
bofc nlli Der Hoctbencpcr Sorm.
Ger %critorbcnc mprbc in Gcutih,
lano gcborcn NM fam int 9IItCr bon
IS ,Sdbrcn nod 9lnlcrifo lno 0ircft
noh Scrmonn. SpGtcr bcgnb CT iidD
noh Sllinoia 100 or Damn bcim Nus.
brlth oca Nilr9crfricgs IN oie Scr.
Staotcn 9lrnlcc rinirnt mo i'm Sabre
1865, i'll Gllincp. &llS. cbrcnpoll emf
laicn mllroC. Nab Dem &rlcgc febr.
tc cr nuh @aScpnnoe Gplu,tp 5uriid.
no CT lid jIl Sttohcr 1865, nit Trl.
Gbriltinn SichS prrhciruthCtc glnl
I September, 1867, llorb icinc Sat.
tin lnb im April 1860 ncrbciratbcte
cr lid sum Sncitcu Mai nit Sri.
Nnnu NJ @il0, Cincr z ShmCitcr Ocs
pCrltorbcnCu TNu. 9&ilN, mclhcr irii.
her IN Ncrnann mohntc. Die (nt
ten hc5nGcn cine 6orm in Der gt1bc
bon Wc&ittricf. NuttC CT bis Slun
9lpril 1919, QClcbt, Damn bGttcn bie
(Sottcn ibrc 06lbCnc NodScit lnO Su.
0Icich olih Ocn 5OIicn Sobrcsto0 ib.
res NClpobncnS Scr Torlu icicrcn
fGnnCn.
Ter Ncrltorbcnc biltcrlGi}t iCinc
(Sottin lrnO ncln &nlocr; 5mci lriucr
1Gbnc iiub III 6ranfrcid), I'M Mili-
tirbicnt. Scrncr bintcrI0bt cr nod
8 GnSclfin6cr. Gr lanr Gin Sdpo-
ger nm 6rnn SouiIc SSiIh, pnn Scr
utann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
6, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@ctcran BON brci ariesen.

Otto Hoctbcmcpcr, Sobn bon ISM.
S. 9foctbemcpcr, lit ON lcttcn gtitt-
mod BON Jrccport, Ger. bier ongcs
Iougt. Gr mor 6prt SllpplD Sergeant
Scr Ser. Stnaten @odc, iuclfc aus
Solontcn bcItebt oic iriiDcr I6on &c.
0icnt baben. Is mar i6rc glltfgabe
sic SbmcfClmincn bel SreCport 3lt
belpo6en. bon no tdgIid IS Gorla.
0ltn9cn ShpcicI bcrionot Duroen.
G5 crilticrcn MIR nod 5mti anocre
Sfmcfclnlinen in ser gSclt; cine in
|ouiIiona lmb sic anhcrc in Stalicn.
9crr 9foCtbclncpcr mar icGt I Sabre
i'm MiIitGroicnIt lmSiIt Sctcran ocs
iponii6 omcrifaniibcn &rieges, Der
Ihillipinen &ricge rtno ocS @elt.
fricqcs. Scrr 9foctDcmcpcr bot lett
icinen cbrcnDolIcn Ybidlico erholten.
Gr trGgt nod oie garben bon @ltn.
0cn aus Dem Ybillipinen Srieg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
,SntCrCiic.

Sntcrciic.
Grlunrtc ilt 3 bis 4 Sogcn mad,
Souoon 3llriid3llfcbrcn lno ipcroc
DoDrIdcinli6 in lrtgcfdbr 6 9Sod,cn
nnhbo1ic obrciicn; rpcnialtcns boifc
itb NnS. IS miro mid iicGcrlicb ilber
oIlc NHobcn frelcn lpicbcr nod,
v@oo's Country" 5l,rilf5lltcbrcn. GS
oicbt fem 2ono in scr SSclt onb ei.
ncn Scrglcitb nit lmlercm 2onbe
ousbiIt.
Soottc sic Gbrc, nit IS onbcrcn
Ifotrpicn 5ltr Gbrenpn6c orsgc.
lpGDlt 81 pcroCn llm llnicrcn ErGiis
bcntcn an Scr Station slt enlpfangcn.
ols er in Sonbon cintraf. Gs mar
Gin glnblit ocn ib nic pcrgeiicn mcr-
sc. olS Ser &6nig ltnb Sic &onigin in
ibrcn prodtpnllc1 Gql,ipagcn, gc5o.
gen BON 0cn lplnoCrpplllten Tfcrbcn
Scr &clt, bel Scr Stotipn anfamen.
Nic ltniiornlcn Scr GlltIher l1nb Scr
@cOiclltcn lunrcn glin5enb. Sd CT
biClt eincn glltcn, nnbcn 9lnblif bcs
&6nigs lno ser 8Dni9in, ionic al16
bcs Trciibentcn ,tno Sralr SSilion.
9tic in Hcincm 2chcll lab id) 70 piele
WcnIhen; oic Strobcn sic nod ocm
GoloIt filbrcu morcn 0epodt Doll.
GntlonO ocnt Strono lno in Iicco.
billp mar cS folt lnnt69lib poripGrtS
81 fonnllcn, ltnicr ErGIihcnt crbielt
III Honoon iihcrlidb einen Rr1dtiacn
Gnpfang.
2onhcn lit iidlcrIid) cine Stoot.
Sohc lett Den lcbtcn 5lpci Wfonotcn
ScbcnSmiiroigfciten bcilht llno bobc
nod lon0c nidt nllc i1tercilnntcn
ElGtc 9cIcbcn. 9oS Slin1a lit nid)t
ongcncbnl. Sn Scr gon5cn 3cit nab
reno mclhcr id) hprt mar, lab id) bie
Sonnc 5lpein1al.
Sing bilrf bns bclltld]c llntcricc.
boot ~Sclttihlanb," mcIhes nor Dem
&ric9c sic sSabrt nod slmerifa mad.
tc. Gs lieet Jest in ser Ebenie Dor
slnfcr. @ar in Earlantcnts- -8ebGu,
sc, in Ser ct. GouIs 9otbebroGe. Der
@eItntinIter glbtci, iniuie an mebren
anbercn MGben bon Sttereiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
gtadlridtcn bon 9iuiebnS u. 1.

Sri. Sulou 6rultncmdnn bCiinoct
iid auf @eilth bel Tcrnonotcn in st.
2ol,is.
Sri. Sillie fSribcmcper hot iidl olll
hprigen Wfittmoh nnd) ct. 2oltis be-
gcbcn, I'M @cidGitiQung 81 llthcn.
gSir bobcn bier nod iluncr 5ubl.
rcide SGlIc bon Snillten5a.
glue. $. Ncicluomn lnO 6oniIic
mn6tcn nculid, cine Tobrt mad 9tcU
Sapcn unN onl Icbtcn SomStnB
glcidfolls cincn @eiuh bel S}ronf
Sooltgrcme lmo 5Sanlilic.
9fubolf @rcrntc, hilbert Gbfcr unO
Scnrp sSriecnlcpcr iino iebt bel Ser
mann &ciculom nit S0gcn bon
gnl,mbl6dcn bcidGitiat.
Sri. 9IIpino 2luitcrmom lit sur
Belt in ct. 2olis nlli WcIltb bel yer
monbten.
SSn ser @obnllna bon :. S. Sclp'
ing lmb, Satin battc iih ON perfloI'
icncn Sonntog 9benb cine 5ablreibe
uno fr6blihe @cieliidoft eingefitn.
Sen, 5ur sScicr bon glueuit Scping's
@icgenfeit.
Die Suianmenfllnft Der Sebrer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
in 8 Sduloiitriftcn iucrbcn fsarm-
Clubs prganiiiert.

cSn bcn folgenocn S6llloiltriftcn
nrrocn Surln Gibbs prgoltiiicrt {:
Yencc SallcD, 2plpcr 2ittlc Berger,
Upper 2ittle Berger, 9fotb, Eeocc
Sill, Sirit Greet, Coles Greet lmo
sSrcnc Greet. Eotsbunl bot i6on
iiher Gin Snbr cincn Sorm Club.
g2m. @cdlnonn lnb Gnll Gfotcn.
,bouer babcn iid in Den meilten Der
genonntcn 9iitriftc icbr un Die
SGrbcrllng bicicr Srganiintioncn be-.
ntilbt. Oton crlportct buB Der Soppe
lmb Der Stolpc Shul 0iItrift
iib cbcnfalls in nGhitcr 3rit oreanis
iicren pcrben. Giner Der Saupt-
slpede oieier Torm Clubs bcltcbt III
Der Srgoniiation elmer Chipping
9liin. Sm noroli6en Gnoc bon 8as.
conabc Gountp miro Scrnlonn Scr
Wtittclp,nft bcs &crionbts iein. Gic
Clubs iinb ictt bercit gum %erianbt
bon lcbcnocm &icb, BON. &crmonn
aus, bcltcbcn abcr bnrallf BOB Ser,
mann 81 0ieIcm 3pcf an cinern lei6t
crrci6bnrcn Srt, cine @oogc nllf.
'tellt. @cnn Der Commercial Club,
obcr bic Stabt bicIcnt Serlangcn
nidtcntipridt, Damn mcrocn bic Sar.
mcr olf ibrc cigcncn Soften cine
@nogc oufitellen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
McrScn uidJt nadbanic acianbt.
@onuernenr gllcn, ppn Ganias, iagt
bic SeihcH bon scfallcncn amcri.
faniid)en Sulbatcn iuerben in
Sranfrcid, anf amcrifani.
idlen Nriebbufcn beeroist
lucrocu.

,Sn Griuiocrltn1 ollf oic ,Sroqc, OH
E1fc Tcgicrllng bic 2cihcn non onlcri-
faillIhen Splontcn mcldc ouf bent
Sdllahticlb gcitorbcn iino, nod,holic
lcnoct mcr0e, Iogt @oupCrnClr $. :.
9lllen mcldcr bon Scr &ric9sorbcit in
Sranfreid 5ltriifgcfebrt lit folgen.
ocs. II
sd funn niht he9reiicn morlrm 10
piclc @crildtc ill llrnlouf geicbt NOR
ocn iinb, 0ab oic Rcgicrlung gcplont
babe cincs Cages Oic 2Cihcn Der
.Dt1mer, mclbc uli ocn Shlohticls
bern 6ronfrcihs bc0rnbcn mrrOcn
nodbouic 5ll icnocn.
oGs miro 0llrd)nua nidt bCublid
tigt Bic SCiden Der NtGnncr melhc
auf 0cn S6IodtfclOcrn Srontrcld)s
gcltorbcn iin0, nuh &onIoa oocr nod
irgCnO cincn anOcrcu Stoat ST Icn,
hcn. Ger Nlm mcld)cr ictt sort
hrilbcn sur 9lusiilhrltn9 fontnlt, he
itcDt onrin OnB Sic SoOtcn aus bcn
temporNrcn N'rdbcrn ollf 0cn
Sdlodtfcl0crn Cnticrnt rmb llntcr
ungernelicncn Gcrcnpnicn mieocr ouf
1llerifaniihen gtilitdr tSricObofcn
beerNist mcroen. 0icic Sricoboic iino
Gi8:,t.fjslm Der Scr. Stontcr @cgicr-
lng. IS miirbc foit cine llnroglih.
felt iein sic 2cihcu scr oncrifnni-
idcn SohtCu nQh 0jCicnl @un6c Sll.
rilf ST. icnocn.
"Gs lit bcgrciiIicb hoB Die NcgrGb.
nilic nllf 0cn SdluhtirIOcrn 10 rnih
uIs mie nt01lid) ltottfinbcn. Ger &0r-
per bcs SoIooten miro in lcine @pIl.
0cfc cin9cbiillt llnO IN 0na 0jrnb &C
Icgt ooB Don icinCn &omCrd0Cn, oOcr
Don elmer 0o5ll bcltinulten 9lbtDcils
lln0, 9carGbcn lultr0c. IS it iuit
olSnnbnlsloa Scr gSunId) ocS SolOn
ten oo bc0robcn 81 mcrOen no cr
fGllt. Gic5 lit gum groBCn <hcil
ScntinlcntoIitGt. %on oicicn @cQrGb
nilicn miro obcr cine gcnnuc 2iltc &c.
fiibrt; cin &cr5cid)nib 10 gut mic
mG0li6 llcbCr cincnl jcocn @robc,
no cs oth icin mag, lit cin bOl5crnCs
&rcll5 crrid>tct ouf Dem iih cine Ntc-
toIlplotte beiinbet nit Ocn Werfaeid).
eli Der SSbcntiiifotionS Marie ucldc
icocr Soloot trGgt. NPit oicicnl Scr
5cidnib iolltc cs mGgIid) icin DOS
@rob irgcnb cinC1 onlcrifonilhcn
Solootcn olti5ufinbcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
Ger Wtiiioltri 6Irtb lit jctt mic
ser Ion0iom an Sollcn.

non &orui SomnIhip miro am nd6.
itcu SomStog gIbcnO I'M Gone @robc
ShulDalric itottTin6cn. Sri. &. @.
DIT, 0ie 2cDrcrin, bat fir cine irtcrci-
iontc llntcrboltlrn0 Geiorat Scbcr
mann lit bcr5Iih cingcIoocn
Simon Ctt, Scr Shntico pon Gee.
mont, bat norigc @odc fir Mug. s.
@cicunonn einen 0ungItrcner rcpa.
ricrt.
,Sral TbiI Gbfcr Sr. rn0 berell
Sodter &otp, baben lid nah ct.
2pltis begcben.
glug. Setping lno 6. Is. 9eu5 ipas
rem in letterer Scit ouf s. g. Seies
mnnn's GIab beiddftigt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
in gan pcriturbcn.
Nrnn Nrit &iebrnessc crlicst i'm
glltcr bon GO Sabrcu nod fnrscr
Nranflrit Dem Spbc.

6ror 4Finnic 9iicbrucNgc, gSittpc
hcS pcrItorbcncr 6riB 9ticbrueoge,
ltarh an uorigcn 9'iittpod) in ibrcm
Mcim hrci MciIcn iilbpcltlid) bon
Nnp. nnh elmer &rnnfbcit pon Spci
@ohcn.
Gic (rnucriciCr ionb itott nnl prs
rlgcn Gonncrstu0. in Scr Mcbrllca9c
Mobnlrng, unb ipltcr in Scr Gpangl.
3lnns STRIDE, untcr Scitluo bon Eo.
'tor 9fcinorN. Gie @cltuthing cr-
iol0tc Damn ollf Ornl 3ipns Iricoboic
bel @op.
Gic ScrItorbcnc mar iriihcr Sri.
Wtinnic SSucocmom lmb murbc Dor
GO Sobrcn in ocr 9iGbc bon @oollom
gcborcn Der Nnttc lit ihr i'm lcttCn
9tpucmber im So6c ppronocoun6cn.
Sic lpnr cin trclca lliitolCo ocr
GponNl. Stride unh Qcno5 oic Sod.
nNting 2Illcr mcid)c lie I'M 2cbCn &c.
tonnt bottcn.
Sic bintcrIGBt orci S0bnc: 9cuis,
III Ban; Sobn, III Gcros ln0 Scr.
nlunn III Nflobonlo; icrncr uicr G6d,
ter, ,Sror @D. Stcinbcd, ,Srou 6rib
Stcinbcd, 6rm Mn. 0ccrnlomn lmb
Srur Mug. 9fuc90C; ollie in Der gtGbc
pon gnp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
Nngnit Ipcgcr's Scitamcnt bcim
gfadlaiaerid)t binterlest.
Scitatpr permadJt icin bciueslidcs
Gigcntbnm abiolnt mnb 8rnnbbe.
Ills luGbrcnS Gcbensbnner an
Icinc Satin. - Sriiberc
9lSuptiDtud,ter iuiro
$1,000 crben.

Gas Scltomcnt bon 9lrg. Noe9cr,
bon Scrn1ann pel6cr am s. Sonllar
1919, Itarb, mnrbc om Is. Sonllur
bcim 9tnhlab Gcri6t bintcrlcgt.
Sus Seitamcnt muroc om 16. Sep
tcmbcr, 1919 ousgcicrtigt llno bon
&enrp ". Ectcrs, 9fobt. @alfcr lnb
2oltis @oegcr bc5cllgt.
@crr 9ocger binterllBt lein Sein
IN @crmunn lnb iein iGrlmtlides, BE-
mcglibcs Gi9cntbum icincr 8ottin 81
obioIutem @ciit. glllcs anhcrc lie
gcnoc Gigentbun1, bcitcbeno ans
Surnt 2Gnbercicn in Den Counties
bon Charlton llnb Casper. cine Surnl
bon 100 9ldcr nabc Slncn Sll.,
@obnbciit in Salisbury, Dtp. llnO
onocrcs licgcnocs Gigcntbun, linter-
lGbt cr leincr Satin, tSrau Dora
9pcecr, bosiclbc 81, bc9oltcn llno 81
bculbcn lpdbrcnb ibrcr 2cbcnsouucr.
SGnmtlihcS GinfoWncn oicics @c-
iitcr ioll ibr 5llfollcn. Scitator
0rildt -bCn SSllnId ans oab allf Icis
itcln liegcnocn Gigentbrn feline ollss
gcbcbntcn &crbclicrlulgcn qcnlad,t
mcrbcn iollcn; bob ousiclbe obcr IN
Hcpnrotlr 9cbnltcn perOen Ioll.
Tror @ocgcr lit uuh crnl1ftigt Dos
obcn ecnnnntc lie9euoc Gigentblun 5l
pcrfolticn, menn lie cs rothlam ulb
5lml 9cItcll oeS atobloiics crod)tct.
Solhc. |crfiuie linb jc0o6 ser &c
rcbnliNlng iCitcns ScitnIncntS %oll-
lircdcr l,ntcrmoricn. 6
@ci ocln Sobc Scr Satin ocs
ScItotors loll Der (SrlnObCiit Der
fault lno hnS Giocntblml bon &crrn
llnO Srmt %oergcr5 iiinf S6hncn
mcrbCn; @corg, 2oltis, @cnrp, G1or.
Les luto Nlbolf @ncger. Die SDbne
iollcn glcibc Sbcilc crbolten 0os
Scltunlcnt bcitinnt BOB on sSral1
9toro rSpcrion, mcIhc ocs Scitntor5
aOppticrtc Ipd)tcr mar, obcr nod) Scr
gbppticrlulg bon ibrcr rehtnrGBigcn
Wtllttcr picocr bconiprllht lno mic.
Der aNopticrt murbc, $1,000 ouSbc.
5oblt mcrbcn iollcn. 0icicr 9etrog
ioIl Sroll SSpcrIon's nollcn 9lntbcil
an Der Grbidaft bilbcn. Sci Dem
Tcrfouf bcs @rlmobcIibcs lit cs
@crrn Soc9cr's 9&lrnif, boB ieincn
Sobncn beim 9lnfauf irgcno cincs
Sbcilcs ocslclbcn Scr %or5rg gcgc.
bcn ucrocn iolI.
Trou Soro @oc9cr lit 5ur ScItu-
ntcntShollltrcdcrin nbnc MiracrIthoit
llnb bci ibrel1 Sobc iollcn
Soltis mh &p. 9ocgcr, obnc 9iiro,
ifoft, ols SoIlltrcfcr oicnen. Gen
Gollltrcdern ncrben MIR Sic ltnth.
9lusoobcn crloubt uno fci,
ne acictli6c Gonlmiiiion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-02-07
Gr,partet nit Scbnindlt bic Scimfegr
nad) y8ub's GpnntrD.

Faul godidies, Gin frilbercr Scr;
mann 9op, mcl6cr ii6 in Galifors
r;icn cnpor idluung uno jcbt I'M
Gienit iiher Gee lit, ihrcibt bon GOin-
burg Shottlnno, inter Dem 7. Sun-
llor, Den folgenbcn irtcrcilantcn
Vrief:
n0ahtc ih piiroc SSbncn Gin poar
3eilen idrciben INN Sbncn nlit5utbcis
len onB ih nod inlnlcr obcnnlf bin.
Jtah bier p0cr filnf WtonntCn glufcnts
bolt in Sranfrcif, oil pcridicocncn
Morine 6luaitotioncn wuroe itb
gum SccoicnIt nuf cincnl Itincnfcgcr
trnnSferiCrt, nit Der 9aiis in go.
ricnt, sSronfrcih lno bom ipltcr al1f
cincn 3crltorcr, in Der gtorOiee.
@cgcnp1rtig bin ih bcm mlcrifnni-
ihen Morinc &ollptQuartier sugcs
tbcilt, glbniral Sims Office, III 2pns
Don, England
9efinbc mid jest ouf 10 Gage llr-
loub unb babc IN Ocn lettcn filnf
bis feds Sagcn Srlunb unD Shott-
lono bciucbt. sd beiubtc &ilforncp.
Dublin uno @clfalt. Srlonb lit cine
icbr ih0nc (>Slicl uno i'm gldcrbalL 10.
ipic ol1b IN Der SSnoultric, cin rcidbt8
Sono. Sic 9rGbtcn ShifisboubGfc
Der Nelt bciin0cn li6 BORT. SD be
illhtc Die NinncSS' Nrolcrei in Cub,
lin, Die Ur0Btc III Scr gSclt. llnb fpit.
ctc brrcn bcriibnltcs Stout"
Die cin5igc 9lrt llno @ciic ouf Scr
mon III Sublin Srubcl DcrmCioCl,
fam, bcitcbt barin bob man nit ic-
Ocnl SSSrlGnbcr ilbcrcinitiu1nlt, mcldcr
icinc Wtcilllnq iibcr "&nnlcrl1lc" ans.
0rildt; ob CT nun Gin Nutipnoliit, Elm
Sinn Tcincr oDCr cil Hitter Wion
lit. Gic Sinn 6cincrs bottcn cine
arobc Earnbc obcr Gcmonitrotion IN
Der Snfpillc Strubc, il, Gublin, an
Dem SOnltag on rpcldcnt ih BORT
ipar. Sic morcn i'm 3ipiltlcibung. obs
CT in Marihicrcn gcOrillt II. biscipli.
nicrt ipic quite Snlbotcn. Sic ipicl-
ten oas ~Stor SpnnglcO Banner" H.
hcbonbcltcn Sic Dnnfcps rcd)t nett
hcnn tic rchncn burouf boB TrGi.
sSilion iid) ollf Scr Sricbcnsfoufcrcn5
hires SrllbeIs omcbmcil miro. g(llc
onoercn lniforrnicrtcn WGnncr iino
ibncn obcr berbobt.
0ic Sadpillc pbcr WcIonolo
Strobc, pic bic Sinn Scincr pcrlon-
gen haB mon iic ncnnc, lit 5icnli6
ouf9eriiicn. Gos orpbc Tnitornt 1T
IN Hllincn icit Scr Hebcllipn bon
1916. Sd) hciud)te Srillitp College,
bcfonnt in Scr gon5cn @elt; gIcid,-
tollS Die ct. Entrifs &otbcbrolc. SSSh
nobm Ocn @obnsllg bon Gublin nod
&iIorncu uno bcludtc sic bcriibntcn
Sccn ll0 nabu1 bnnn bon BORT Sen
3ug nod @clfoit I'D, boffc oob id
ME lpicber ol,f eincm irIGnoiidcn
@ohn6ug fobrcn nlnB; id, miiroc
cbcnio licb ouf elmer lrnicrcr amcri-
tonilhcn @obncn in cinem Tiebfor-
rcn fobren.
Sd nabn cincll 0anpfer iiber hie
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over the country to vote in the next
Presidential election.
Few State legislatures now are in
session, which include Massachusetts.
Illinois. Pennsylvania. Michigan and
Wisconsin. and are expected to adj
jOurn this month or next. Regular or
special session of the lawmaking bod
les in Texas, Georgia and Alabama
are due this or next month, while the
legislatures of Louisiana, New Jersey.
Maine. lowae Kentucky, South Caro-
lima. Mississippi. Virginia and Mary
land are not scheduled to meet be-
fore next year.
Because of pressing reconstruction
problems, however. special legislative
sessions are expected to be called in
number of these States and the
suffrage amendment will be present.
ed. When none are called for, the
suffragists will demand special ses-
sions, it Is announced
Susan Z. Anthony. author OF the
resolution, had the draft OF her
amendment introduced in Congress nv
Senator Sargent of California. in
1918. Since that time there has been
almost continuous fight with ad-
voCates of the measure slowly gaining
strength until after numerous de-
feats. victory crowned their efforts
last week
I'm delighted to say the "antis''
have taken on note OF despair
One of these. Senator Wadsworth
New York. comedies that ratification
of the suffrage amendment which
passed the Senate after a forty-one-
year battle before Congress woult
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Eunice Ensor. Detroit: Mrs. Robert
Baker. Washington; Mrs Benton Mac
Kaye, Washington: Mrs. r. Martin,
Chicago: Mrs. Frank Putnam, Mi
waukee; Mrs. F. r. De Brillett, St
Louis. and the following young wom-
en- who have served from five to forty
Jail sentences Miss Sue White. Ten
Eesscc; Miss Elizabeth Kalb. Texas;
Miss Mary DebrOw. New Jersey: Miss
Maud Jamison. Virginia: Miss Julia
Emory. Maryland; Miss Mathilda
Young. Washington, and Mrs. Pflas-
ter, Virginia.
Next Tuesday evening the National
American Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton will give n reception at the head
~ artcrs. l616 Rhode Island avenue. for
the membe.s OF the Senate and House
who voted for the suffrage amend
mtnt and. ihcir wives. There will be
no other guests
With the passage of the woman suf-
frage resolution by tine Senate, the
half-century fight to win the ballot for
the women of the country moves from
Washington to the States. Ratifica-
Ition of the proposed constitutional
amendment by thirty-six uhree-
fOurthsl of the States is now the aim
.of the woman sUffragists. They are
confident they-wilI obtain the neces-
Isary number.
The vote by which the Senate pass
ed the resolution was IS to - more
than the necessary two-thirds vote for
the passage of a resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution.
Counting paired and absent members
the Senate stood Sc to - i'm favor OF
the resolution. Loud applause greeted
the announcement of Senator Cum
MINIS, president .pro tempore, that the
resolution had passed. Some of the
Senators Joined with the occupants of
tho galleries in the demonstration,
which wOs allowed to proceed un-
checked.
The galleries were packed with folks
both for and against the amendment,
! and society was well represented
! Everything social. almost. was drop-
ired for that afternoon. Although sup
porters of the measure were jubila nj
at the action of Congress and con-
hdent of final success. there is a divi-
sion of opinion among leaders as 10
whether the ratification by the States
OF the proposed. amendment can be
secured in time for the women all
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latter process has gone as far as
1t can. the walls being pushed out
to as deep water as practicable on
the Severn side. while College
Creek has been rendered as mar
row as conditions permit 1t to be
Nothing remains but to take in the
section of Annapolis which was
Originally intended to be part Of
the academy.
The section embraces about 5O.-
900 square feet and includes some
\ 1,200 yards of city streets. 1t is
as thickly settled as any part of
Annapolis and contains some build
! ings of historic interest. The cost
would be considerable but not ex-
cessive in comparison with the vast
sums already spent upon the acad-
emy.
Talking of Annapolis brings to
mind an interesting article I saw
In the Annapolis Evening Adver-
tiser" when | was down there a
month or so ago, about Capt En-
nails Waggaman. The Wagga-
mans are Washington people. you
know. but Ennalls Waggaman and
his wife resided in Annapolis for
a number of years and his mother,
| "is' Johh r. "dBBaman, mas now
a beautiful country place near An
napolis on South River. Recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennalls waggaman
came up to Washington and leased
Capt. Dayton's pretty home at 1858
Ashmead place. where they are now
residing. As l was so interested
in the article when read It, |
think | will repeat II to you.
The French people are not at all
grasping or profteering in nature,
and such reports are entirely without
foundation" says Capt. Ennals wagga-
| man of the transportation corps, who
has returned to the city with his
family from Atlantic City. where he
has been enjoying a rest since re-
turning from overseas.
| Capt. Waggaman, previous to his
volunteering In the service. was one
Of the high officials OF the Short Line
! railway. and the claims for DANA ees
against the railroad were dealt with
by his department.
Capt. Waggaman did the same kind
| Of work for the government in France
| attending to claims for damages t.
French fields. for personal injuries,
and other accidents Incidental to the
! transport Of large bodies Of men.
His experience with claims preferred
against railways in this country gave
him a standard of comparison for
judging the magnitude OF the French
claims. His conclusion is that human
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nature when IL comes TO a damage
claim, is pretty much the same the
world over. and that the French are
no more inclined to exaggerate~ IN
such matters than any other people.
Capt. Waggaman was warm in praise
Tor the uniform courtesy of the French
people with whom he was called upon
TO deal, and at the readiness with
which they accepted the awards made
by the United States government.
The captain also had some very
warm praise for the American colored
roops. During his period i'm the serv-
&c ne supervised great deal OF con-
struction work, the bulk OF which
"a done by colored labor battalions.
and he stated that the conduct of
those men was most excellent. The
negroes usually marched to their daily
tasks singing as only negroes can
sing. he said. They certainly worked
well and conducted themselves well.
declared Capt. waggaman. ''and il
Is pleasure TO praise them; they de-
serve it,"
Capt. Waggauan was among those
gallant Marylandcrs who first an
swered the call OF their country. His
great regret IL that he was not sent
to the front line trenches. But he
realizes. he admitted, that his pre-
vious experience fitted him for more
effective service behind the lines.
At this point it is only stating a
fact for the Evening Advertiser to
observe that the organization work
of the army required remarkable tai
ents. and II IL well known that the
mistakes made in this regard by both
England and France early in the war
had determined the United states not
TO lose its best scientists and bus ness
executives by letting them get shot
down or bayonetted by the enemy in
their zeal for their country. 1t Is
unquestioned that il took genuine
heroism for some OF these men OF the
disposition of Capt. WagEaman to
give the government the benefit OF
their talent for business organization
instead Of going over the top" But
both kinds OF work were necessary
to win the war. which y Captain Wag-
ssmah's consolation for being denied
personal encounters with the Huns.
Capt. WaGgaman, though born in
Washington, is a Marylander through
and through. Gould I have chosen
my birthplace it would have been An
napolis." he said. He was educated
at Lawrenceville Preparatory School
and Princeton. being a member OF the
Princeton class of 1896. He has been
a resident of Anne Arundel County