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New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
Miss PRlebe Davies
Married in Simple
Church Ceremony
Luncheon Follows Wedding
to Walter ]. Su u;',erland i'm
Grace Chantry at Noon:
Miss Beltzoeyer a Bride

Miss Phebe Thorne Davies, daughter
of Mrs. Julien Townsend Davies, was
married to Walter J. Sutherland in
the chantry Of Grace Church at noon
yesterday. Because of the recent death
Of the brides grandfather, Julien
Tappen Davies, only relatives were
present at the ceremony, which was
performed by the rector, the Rev. DR.
Lewis s.. Slattery A luncheon fol-
lowed at the Hotel Plaza.
The bride, who was given away by
her uncle, Major Archibald Gourlay
Ihacher, wore gown of white satin
and lace and q tulle veil arranged
with orange blossoms, and carried
orchids and hlies-of- the valley. She
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Henry
Sellers Mckee I'd, as matron of honor,
and by Isabel Thacher as flower girl
Arthur S. Crane served as best man,
and among the ushers was the brides
brother, Julien T. Davies.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Roane
Beltzoever, daughter OF Mrs. Belt
zoever. Of Irvington on Hudson. to
Guy Robinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Robinson, of Yonkers. took
place yesterday in st. Barnabas Church
in Irvington. The bride had her sister
in-law. Mrs. Melchor Beltzoevcr, of
Natchez, as matron of honor, Miss
Florence Glendenin, of Ardsley, as
maid Of honor, and Miss Isabelle Mac
Millin, of New York, and Miss Dorothy
Griggs, of Ardsley, as bridesmaids.
Hamilton W. Robinson, a brother of
the bridegroom, was best man, and
Henry A. Robinson jr. and James II.
Robinson, brothers Of the bridegroom.
Cornelius D. Vein, Gilbert Demorest,
Joseph Glendenin and Albert Shaw
jr were ushers. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Cotton of St. Bar
nabas Church. Afterward there was a
wedding reception at the home of the
brides mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Moberly,
of 320 Park Avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Moberly, to Franklin Craig
Morton, of Baltimore. Miss Moberly
attended Miss Porters School at Farm
lngton, and is a member of the Junior
League. Mr.. Morton is son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin j. Morton,
of Baltimore. He served in the war
as an ensign in the navy.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
Galveston Mass Meeting
Prohibited by Military

GALVESTON, Tex, June 19.-Em-
pnatlc prohlbltion of a proposed mass
meeting OF citizens called by the City
Commission for Monday night was an
nounced to-day by Brigadicr General
W. F. Wolters, commander of Texas
National Guardsmen.
Inc announcement followed unani-
nous adoption of a resolution by the
Ilty commissioners protesting against
me INC ussurpation of civil authority by
the military" through the nlacino 81
Galveston under martial law on June T
because of freight congestion due TO y
strike of coastwise longshore,nen. The
resolution called upon residents TO
meet and express their sentiments
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
u. s. Army Health Resort
Only Ten Deaths From Disease
RenOrted in Nce.s

Ftoo, The Tri' une's Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Aincr-
lean Army is veritable health resort
according to statistics OF the army
death rate made public to-day by tn
War Department.
In 64,478 troops stationed in the
United States there were but ten deaths
from disease curing the last week--a
death rate of .06 per 1000. For the
corresponding period the death rate in
New York City was 105; in Chicago,
11.05; in Atlanta, Ga, III.
more remarkable showing for army
health was that of the troops in Ger
many, where among 16,183 men there
was no death from disease
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
The Room and Board Problem ,

Easily solved BY consulting the FURNISHED Rooms to
Let and "Boardcrs Wanted" column of The New York
Tribune page IS.
carefully selected list Of advertisements arranged by
streets alphabetical and numerical order makes easy to
choose the location desire When answering any Of hcl
say you it in The Tribune
II What you advertised there insert an aa-
YcTtiscmcnt under the heading Of Rooms Wanted or
Board Wanted. Many have been successful in securing
desirable quarters in that way.
Advertisements can be left at any Of The Trbuncs
authorized Want Ad five hundred in Greater
Ne@ Yof<-or at I h~ frbunc's Office 81 Nassau ST. or
phoned 70 the Want Ad Department. }cckInan }O00 Bill
will be later.
Try it and be convinccdl
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
German Ships Using Canal

WASHINGTON, June 19-Reappear-
ance of German tonnage was noted in
the monthly report Of acting Governor
Morrow of the Panama Canal to Sec
rctary Baker to-day. During April, the
report showed, four German ships, ag-
gregating $4,000 tons, traversed the
canal, paying S20,872 in tolls.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

Monday night. General Wolters de-
clared mo such congregation" would
be permitted.
A member of the Galveston police
force was arrested by the military to-
day military reasons" was the only
cause given.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
New Haven Gains 28.785

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Ccnsus fig
ures for 1920 announced to- day includ-
ed New Haven, 1862 $50, an increase of
2o,169 since 1910, or 2l.5 per cent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06

The Empire Theatre has recently
produced some of the greatest pictures
known to screenland, and on May IA
and Is this record will be maintained
when "Everywoman" will be pre-
scented for the entertainment of the
patrons of the theatre.
"Everywoman" is unique in many
ways, but its principal claim to dis
tinction is its perfection of produc-
ton. 1t is as trim and beautiful and
well groomed in its presentation as
the people in it. 1t is lavish and
bountiful in scene and setting. There
are camera effects that make it hard
to believe that the camera itself is a
comparatively new toy and that a
scant ten years ago people were turn
ing up their noses at moving pictures.
One must see this masterpiece to ap-
preciate it.
Tomorrow and Saturday nights
Wallace Reed in "The Valley of the
Giants" will be presented, with a mat
inee on Saturday afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06
Mortgages Sale
Estate

Under power of sale contained in
a certain mortgage executed by
Thomas L. Ashby and Ella F. Ashby,
his wife, to Virginia T. johnson ct
al, bearing date March 10th, 1909, and
recorded in Liber No. 81, folio 289, one
of the Mortgage Records of Garrett
county, and said mortgage having
been assigned to Charles B. Graham
and by him assigned to the undersign-
ed for foreclosure, hereby give no.
tlce, that default having been made
IN the payment of the debt secured by
said mortgage, will. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
MAY, 1920,
At 1870 P. NJ, in front of the Court
House in Oakland, Maryland. offer
and sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, all that piece or parcel of
land lying and being in Garrett coun-
ty and State of Maryland, containing
1874 ACRES, the same being a part
of a tract of land called "ASHBY'S
THREE HUNDRED ACRE SUR
VEY," and which said part is fully
described in deed from one E. w.
Ashby and wife to the said Thomas
L. Ashby, dated July 18th, 1905, and
recorded in Liber No. so, folio 81, one
of the Land Records of Garrett coun-
ty, and to which said deed reference
is made for full description Of the
same; or anyone interested can get
said information by calling on the I'M
dersigned. Said land is about four
miles Southwest of Oakland on the
road leading from Underwood to
Brookside and would be suitable for
small farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash; convey
ancing at cost of purchaser.
FRED. A. THAYER.
Assignee of Mortgage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06

the contrivance used to furnish heat
for the newly Matched chickens, and
was completely destroyed along with
more than hundred chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sincell left Oak
land by automobile for the new home
at Shenandoah, Pa, on Friday morn
ing last. At Shenandoah Mr.. Sincell
is engaged on the engineering staff of
the Dodson Coal Company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06
Notice to Girls Wanting Work.

Any girls between the ages of 16
and 20 desiring permanent employ
ment in the contemplated interviewer
Wooden Mills factory in Oakland, will
kindly either call in person or send
their application by letter to Bernard
|. Gender, P. o. Box SIT, Oakland, Md.
Wages, $500 per day and up.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06

Mrs. Annie Foley and brothers de-
sire to take this opportunity to thank
the kind friends and relatives and the
Red Cross who assisted us during the
sickness and after the death of our
beloved brother, Owen T. Mackin, on
March 10Th, 1920.
MRS. ANNIE A. FOLEY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06

Brooder Burned; Chicks Destroyed.
Sunday morning about II o'clock
the brooder house for chicks on the
farm Of Mr. William Frazee, just
outside Of Oakland, caught fire from
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06
Commissioners Meeting.

The Board of County Commissioners for
Garrett County, Maryland, will meet in their
once In the town of Oakland, on
Monday. June 7th, 1920,
To transact general routine business.
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-06
Banner Schools for the Month of
March, 1920.

The following schools have made the
highest percentage of attendance in
their respective election districts and
are therefore considered the banner
school for their district.
Those repeating this month are fol-
lowed by parenthesis } contain
ing numbers showing how often that
particular school has held the banner
this school year; those not having re-
ports in the Office of the County Board
of Education by the tenth of the
month forfeit their rights as contes-
tants for the banner.
Dist. School Principal PC.
/ Walnut Bottom Mrs Bernardo )100
Trap Run, j. NJ. Fike % 49,. 96
8 Grantsville, E. A, Browning IS
Bloomington Miss MCGOWAN CD 80
5 Cove, Miss Hartman Q)..... 80
6 McHenry, Miss Frazee. ,.... SIS
6 Johnstown, Miss Calls (4) 49,. So
z Bernard Miss Friend ....... So
Cherry Creek, Miss Fahey 49,. 98
3 Meese, Miss Jones t4)......... 90
10 Paradise, Mrs. Harvey ........ ~
II Warwick Miss Andrews (5). 98
~ Black Hawk, Miss kalcy - SO
10 kitzmiller. Mr. Ramsdell(3) 80
IA Shaggy Mt Miss Lena Friend %
The state high schools are not el-
igible for the banner under the terms
Of the contest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
ccSrun Gyreb. 2alf in Wtorriipu &c.
itor6en.

6rnu 2pbia 2olf, @uttin bon
Sreo. 2olf, bon Norriion, Itarb am
9omcrStag letter ISOLDE, no6 nlebr.
monotIi6er 9rnnfbeit, I'M Sitter bon
SO SSobren.
9ic SerItorbcne mar cine Todter
bon 2hteult 8iele ltno 8ottin, bon
nabc Worriion, ltpO binterlGBt i6ret
@utten l,no iieben &inber, ionic ibrc
betn9tcn @ltern lu1b folgcnbe Sc
Idmiitcr: 8uItob, Scnrn lmO SRI.
&onno @iele, bon Wtorrilon; SrHl
0timie Mo6eI, bon Sipton W(o.
iSrib 8ieIe, bon Goffcpbille, &ons.,
lu1b Srou gllmo @abotbulcr, bon
Sermom, 9t. 9.
Die 9eerbigung fanO an Conn
tog gto6nitto9 ouf Dem @oob Sope
airdbofe nobe Worrilon itatt, be
ucI6er 8oItor SiQmamnS omtirtc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
8runbciscntbn .llcbcrtrusunsen.

SSm bieiigen &ecoroer-glm pltr.
Sen felt Iester 8o6e folgenDe @rlno-
ci9cnt6ltmss slle6ertro9ln9en 9ebudt:
gSm. 9eppe an @rnIt Gngclbre6t,
1870 9lder nobc 9op, fir $500;
Ilorcncc 6. Gotberton m SSSaS. e.
gutberton so g(fer nubc 9foicblto,
fir 500; SSobn Jt. @ieslcr an Scr.
libel &. Gipens, 11S glfer nabe
&eO 8irO, fir $4,000; @nt. s. Sane
an 9(oolpb Syafii6, 2ot IS, Slf. 16,
@osconn6e, fir $75; aoolpb Sad.
lid an 2ouiic Solep, 2ot SO IT, Sd
gf. Z, @nsconube, fir 5000; go
clpb 9Sofiid on WtorD 8ortleD, Got
IS, 8lf. 16, @ascona0e, fitr $75
SSobn q. Coleman an @attie SoncS
Got 7 unO s, 9lf. 12, SmenSpillc
mir $3.50; SomcS SerfinS an Sames
$. 9Senftns, 40 g(dcr nobc glon0
fir $1,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
@ascpnaSe Gunntb anf Der Gonfes
rens gut bertretcn.

SSn Ser tpGbre1,b per bergangenen
@odye III ct. 2ouis abgeboItenen
gonferen5 oes WiiIoitri 9iitriftes
Der ebongelii9en Spnobe, bon 9orb.
g(nterifo, mar 8asconabe County
iebr gut pertreten, benn ouBer ben
Sfarrern Ser beri6ieoenen enongeli.
iden @emeinben, ipobrten folgenoe
9eIeeaten Ser Gonferena bel:
g8m. Sdlotta9, bon 8em; s. 9.
Sengitenbere, bon Spensbille; S,
@. Sciobreoer, bon 9lono; 9ietrid
S6mibt, bon 8oollam; s. S. Ser
ger, bon Charlotte; SSSobn Sppel,
bon W1t. SterIire; S. &. @. Ieber,
bon 8oo; Otto Sdaeffer, bon Stol.
pc; Srai,f &alImeper, bon Worris
ION; Serb. 8les, bon $erntonn;
Senrp 8arner, bon Stonp Sin;
ssuli,,s @naot, bon Sreberidsbitrg
unb sluguit 8ollertien bon 2ittle
Berger.
a 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
ssn 8aseonabe seiturbcn.

&6onas $. Spbc, 70 Sabre alt,
lit lctten 6reitoe in @asconoOe
geItorben. Gr nobnte mGbrerb oen
lebten 5ebn Sabren in @aSconaOc,
mo or ioInngc feline &rGfte ausreids
ten ieinen 2ebeusltnterbolt our6
SageI0bner @rbeit peroiei,te. Gr
bittterlGbt fein @ieentb,um unb bie
8iirger bon @aSconaoe iorgten fiir
Elm nnitGnoiges 8cerGbnib. Gs lit
nidt befonnt Oh or Sermonote bins
terl6bt, 6o or nie bon ieiner Ser.
9onaenbeit iprodl. Die 9eerbi9un9
fono am Somsto9 auf bem @asco.
nobe 6riebbofe Itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

Sic 0titglicOer Der Golultp Court
inb ser Gountp gliieiior bieIten oul
Iebtcn Wtittpob cine Sieltn9 al8
n9oar0 Of glppealS" ob, I'M Den
Steucr6obIern @elcgenbeit 81 geben
@rilnOe ein5urei6en pcSbolb Die bon
Der SteucrollSelcid ScbDroc be
i6loiienen grbobuugen Der 8crtb
einibGtungen auf @rltnOeigci,tbun
ni6t bcitcbcn iollcn. Grptbcm bic
bon Der gtusgIci6 .8eboroe on9corbs
neteil @rbobuneen insgeiannlt SOL
600 betrugcn, bottcn ii6 nur mcnigc
Stcucr1nbler eingeiltnOen nm Gin.
ipritb gegen bic Grb0bun9cn 5u er'
beben.
9ic cin3i9e GcrGnocrung bic in
Ser ginif0tlln9 gcmoht mttroe be-
trof ooS @rrltoitiid ocs glrnlin Z
@berlin (peitl. Gbeil BON 2ot 3 oitl
A. StroBe in Seruonm bas bon
$100 ouf $1,000 erb0bt morbcn mar
Die 9luSglcib @eborbc battc Dos
@rlmOitiif irrtbiintli6er 8eiic CT
b0bt i'm @loubcn bob oos Gigcn
thum cine eon5e Got an oieler &c
i6GftSitroBc lmtfoiic onItatt mi
fiinf SUB elmer ioIdcn 9ic Gin
ifGbung ipurbe beSbalh ouf $2OC
berabgeiett.
Mebrere onbcrc 8cihmcrbcn ilbe
Grh6bung 6cS SteuerpertbcS mur
6ell eingcreibt, ltn0 bic @ntl6eiOlm
pcridobell bis Scr gliicIior, Cpelhc
bcouftrogt mltr0c, Sic bctr S0n0c
reien ST bcicbcn) ooriibcr icincn &c
ri6t ein9crei9t bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Gunntp Gonrt &erBanOlnnacn,

0ic Goln,tp Court biclt om 0icn$-
tag cine cintGQigc Sibrrug ob III
mclhcr folgcnoc @cih0itc crlC0igt
iullr0en:
Cine &crGnocrung Scr @rcn5liniC
3wii6en Ocm 53. un0 81. SduI-
Oiitrift nobe Sea murOc in llcbcr.
cinItinnlltng nit 0cn @eiud Der
bcibcn 9iltrifte, an9coronct.
glu6 Die @rcn5linic 3uiiAun 0cnl
16. mO II. S6uloiItrift nogc
SptSS muroc oltf crilthcn Der &C.
nannten 0iItriftc Onbnt pcrtinOcrt,
0oB feds 9lder Ser Ebeo. Saeffner
Iorm bom II. cntfernt ltno bem 16.
S6ulOiItritt einperIcibt murOcn.
Gic Court pcrmilli9tc $75 oenr
13. 9tooo,0iitrift, un bon HOoo'
aufieber glnorep 8oeidJ benltbt 5lt
peroen bic bon oen i6mcrcn Rcgen
pcripaibcnen 9toobS in 9cnmnten
9iitrift olts5ll6cIIern. 9ie Court
iob ii6 iufol9e Der obIolltten gtotb'
menoigfeit beranlobt bon ibrcm Be-
i6luB feinc weitercn 9toaOpcrmilli.
gungen 5lt MAIDEN ob5ulpei6cn.
9ie Court beItimnlte folgenoe
20bne fir 9toa0orbeiten. Sir ab'
orbeiten ser &opfiteuer (8olltor) 20
Gents pro Stlmoe fir NtonnSorbeit
uno 40 Gents fir 6ubrmerfe. 8cnn
fir yGoIb" ouf Scr Stooo georbeitct
miro 25 Gents fir WannSorbcit rtnb
50c pro Stln6e fir Subrlperfc,
3pei 9Seorl 0ra9s (712 SUBJ
puroe1 fir 0iItrift IA beitellt, ipo'
fir $50 aus Dem 9iltriftfonh ino
$3.50 aus Dem nllgenteinen Hooo.
fonb 5lt 5ablen iinb.
s. s. @oers ipuroe gum 6rieOcnSs
rifter fir Glap Gopnibip ernonnt
an SteIIe bon 8. @. 8ranion mel
der reii9nirte.
&oarf SotpnIbip, in pel6em iif)
Die Stobt Serntann befirbet bat 0.
3. feinen einaigen SSriebensridter,
ba beioe oieier 8eontten reIigniri
1,no bie BON Der gourtp Court en-.
nannten Srieoensrt6ter, iid gelDei.
CERT batten bic glenter onalmebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
6. 81. $. 8olfiua scitOrbcn.
Mar Gin lansiGbriser Scupbner TN
iercs GpnntDs nno 6efannter
Siirser bon Morriion.

SSn ser 8obnung icines SobneS.
Gbos. 8cIfinq, ouf Der Dan Soio
6orm neitlid bon @orriion, lit let.
ten 0nnnerstag, nof fltr5cr &rant'
belt, 6. q. s. 8olfing, i'm Sitter
bon 20 Sobren aus oeu Seben &C.
I6ieben.
Scr @erltorbcne mar nicle Sabre
in Tbir0 Greet Gomuibip M iuleren
Golu,tp mobnboft no CT in Der
9t4bc bon g8oollam olS 6ornlcr
pobnte lnO ipGter no6 Saline
Golt,,tD, $40, 500 no er oic glr9.
@oeQcr 6orm belpirtblAoitete, unO
in ocn IcBtcren SSobren bic Sain
SSurnL nobe Morrilon, nit ieinem
Sobnc, GboS. &olting, 9cnleinIhatt.
lid betrich. @r bintcrl1Bt Ieine be.
toote @attin. ionic Orci Sohne.
GbaS.. 9en. lmo Geo. @olfing imb
picr G06tcr. tSrou &. $. 9oper,
bon @olpcrn, g(rf., 5rou &. 6.
Sornc un0 sSrls. 0cna lmb GInro
gSolfing, bon MoberIg; ou6 binter'
lGbt scr &erItorbeuc nclm @robtlns
Der. bier 8riiber ln6 3ipei Shlue'
| tern.
Sic 9eeroi9lln9 fono nlf Dem
/ Stonner &irhbofc bel Gbomois Itatt,
mobci Mep. Syorcb bon Der W. 9.
Stride bon GbolnoiS omtirtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Seltamrut Scs berit. 6rana OlbridI.

3os &eItonent bes in Seunom
anl A. OtGr5 beritorbcncn 6ran5
OIbrih lpur0e Iebte 8ohe i'm bic.
iigen NahlaBgerift binterlcgt rGSn
0cmielben miro Der &odter, DIor
tbo Olbri6. Elm 2egot bon $4,000
olt$QcIctt in 9Incrfennltng Der Ser
pilcgllng ibrer Nhlttcr iolpobl ol8
Der iGrcnt Safer erlpicIcnen &inOeSs
0icnitc. 0ic Sohter, Grolt WtatilOo
Booth, bon Cumberland, @is, ioIl
$4,000 erboItcn. Ger ReIt 6eS be-
lDcgliAen @igclltbllms ioruobl ol$
0oS @rlmocigentbum miro Der Gof.
Ter Wtnrtbo 0Ibrid) Dcrma6t Ect'
tcrc mltroe ols IeItomcnt8boIlitrcdc,
rim crnonnt, bod bo Oiciclbc cS ab'
lebnte ais iolde 6lt Oicncn, Dllroc
6. 8. 9ttppitcin bonn Nadlabgeri9t
ais &erluoltcr 0es gto6laiicS CT
nnnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Satin bpn Subn Sirf, OUn Morri=
ion, idleiSct ans Scm 2e6en.


2Sn ibrcr @o6nlnQ IN @torriion
lit out lcbtcn Montoo 6ruu 9cttic
8irf, gcb. Socquil @ottin bon
SSyobn @irf, i'm g(ltcr bon 40 Sabren
gcItorbcn. Sic bintcrlGbt ibren Sat.
ten llno o6t &inOer, ionic folgcnoc
@ritoer umo S6peItern: gller. imb
Gus. SSocquin lmo Sri. Morp Sac.
qltin bon &crntonn Sulil1S Socqltin
BON @onnots MiIl, 95eter rnO @miI
Socqltin ltnb 6rmt S6il. &auer bon
Mtorrilon uno S6rpeiter Gpronc
bonn 5ronciStoncr 0roen in MperS,
SSSoipa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Srcberne-9aunier.

0ur6 guItor 6. 80. ellis, bon
Der biciieen so. 6. &irde. ipuroen
am Wittpo6 Norgen oabier, GrnIt
8. Greberne, bon 2oS glngeIes,
California, inb SRI. Cora SO. Gan.
uIer, Sodter ,tnieres befonnten @it.
biir9crs, 8eter 9anltier r,n6 @attin
inn 9itnoe Scr CHE bereinigt.
9ie @euperrndblten. ben mir I'M.
ieren ber5liditen @liidplnif emit.
bieter, reiiten om ieIben Gage noh
Sos glngeIes, Gal., mo bieielben If.
rem @obniit nebn1en nerben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
&erBcirntbctc iid in 9nbnanc, Sa.

SSn Dubuque, Somo, lullrben blr6
9oItor g. Sol5monn am 0onners'
tag letter @o6c, Carl 9tebielOt nno
SRI. g(nno aueffer 81 cinem gliid'
Iiden @bepoor percint. sic grout
lit cine Softer bon 9tuoolpb &uefr
fer fen, bon 8np, in inherent Count
tp. Ser iilnee @bemann lit in 9n.
blrquc oniGiiig, no aud Die gteuper'
nlGblten ibr Seim ollfi9logen perD
0en.
0aS 9rolltpoor troi lettc 8odN
ouf ieiner Sod5eitsreiie bier elm
imo befin6et lid gegcnlpGrti8 in gop
gum 8eiu6 Der gral,teltern. Bir
gtatltliren nodtr69li6 lmo pilnlden
niel Slid fum 8ltn6e.
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g8m. ScImis icinen Serletnusen
erlcgen.
gorscitigc GrpluIiun ciner Spreng'
laSnns bat ben Spo BON @m.
oclmig nnb id)mersbafte Serlet-
una pun gllpin Mpeller snr Sulge.

llcber bcn grGBli9cn un9liidss
fall ser Ii6 lebten 9onnerStag in
eincm Stcinbrlt6e, nobc SaD, ercig-
nete, 1n0 iiber mel6en mir IN Ser
Iebten gtuSgabe bcs Solfsblatt in
&iirSc berihteten oebcn llns folgen.
DC Gin5eIbeiten gu.
gSm Selmig lrlo 9llhin WtoeIIcr
porcn ant 9onnerStag Mtorgen in
Dem Stcinbru6e ouf 2oltis 8itte'S
sSorn, in Der Ndbe bon 8aD, ont Der
9lrbeit Inn Stei1le fir Roab5lpcde
su 6re6en. lin Die Steine 5u ipren.
oen batten tie cine nit 9pnarnit ges
Iobene Mine gelegt, bie ieOo6 nidt
erplooiren nollte. Selmig, Der @rs
fobrlmq i'm Steinipren9en batte, be-
Ituno oaraltf Die 2obun9 beraltS 5lt
6rillcn nm bieIelbe oann Slt ernelt-
ern. Moeller rietb bobOn ob, bod
licB er iid ihlieBlid ilberreoen BET
Der 9lrbeit oes SerauSbobrens 5lt
bclien, mobei Sclmig sic ais 9obrer
bcnltbte Stoblitnnge biclt ip1brcno
MoeIler Den idmeren Sunmer filhr-
te. 9ei ser grpIoiion Die fllr3 nod)
@ufnobme oteIer glrbeit erfolqte,
murOc Die i6pere Stoblltange Sel.
MIG ourd ben ltnterfiefer getrieben
1m0 rib linn cine tiefe 8un6c an
&opfc, ip1brcno Wtoeller bon Dem
@cItein llno Der @enolt Der GTplo'
lion i6Dcr pcrleBt murbe. Srot
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lcr Iid) nod Der noben 8obnunQ
0c$ Serrn 8ittc 3it i6leppen lnt
oicicn 1u Silfe 8lt rltfcn. Selrio
mar trob ICiner I6neren SerlebltnQ
nod bel 9eiinn1ng olS sic raid ber.
bci0crltfcncn 2lcr8te, CT. &booinS
1m6 Or. Chloe, cintrofc1r OoH Itort
er menigc St,n0en 0ornlf. gtOcl'
ler obIhon icbmcr5buft berlcBt, lUir(
balo mic0er bcrgcItellt iein,
0elnig mar 50 Sabre ult un(
bintcrlGBt icinc @ottin geb. 9utlcr
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8op lnb icine S6lucitern 6rolt vi
bert @rellnfe BON gtoichu0 uni
Srort 6reo Silfcrboluner bon gop
gr mobnte oltf einer fleinen 5ort
bier Neilcn peItlid bon 9aD, Uni
mar Elm fleiBieer 9trbeiter. Gr bih
terlGBt ieine Somilie in oitrfti9et
l1mltGnoeh lmb miro beS6alb bor
Den 9eluobnern Der 9aD unO Wt
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erbobeit, uul Der 9totb Der 10 i6ne1
beilngeIu6ten 6an,ilic heS ouf It
traeiihe 8eiie 8erltorbencn, 81
Itelerr.
0ie 8eerbieltn9 fono am Cams
tog ouf oem &ir6bofe Der 9optiIten
@cmeinbe in Wtt. Sterling itntt.
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bon 9ap, iotpobl als ocS friiber bel
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2altbert.
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9os Greisgcri6t miro om Wton'
toq ,Orn 10. Wtoi, ou icincu regel.
nl1Bioen Wtoi.Eernlm in Situne
trcten.
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$oernauu lp., 6retag, ben 60 2lpril, 1920
glascmcine Gonntp @eniafeitcu.

ISM. grfmom lit ouf Die 9en.
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0ic Gupierpretie lnb bic Bapier'
not iiberbol1pt MAIDEN iih in 3ei'
tl,neSfreiien immer mebr gelteno.
@rbobt miro Die Scot oltr6 ocn
Streif oer @eidenIteGGer, poourd
oie 9ef6r0erung bon Bopier ber.
ipGtet miro. SSm Often iino bereits
5oblrei6e fleine 3eitungen ein9e'
qanaen ober babcn ibr Sormot Inn
bic Silfte berfleinert.
Gie YSSSainois Stauts5eituna" 1T
felt Iesten 9onnerStag megen Der
8apiernot nidt mebr eri6ienen.
geur bos Sonntagsblott 0ieier 3eis
tltna miro Bis nuf @eiteres berals'
aege6en. 0ieIe 3eitine fiinbigt ON,
bob bic MISUNDERSTANDING TO-
Ionge onbolten miro, Bis Die Bapier.
unb Streitfloge Die Serolisgobe Der
tGglifen glusgobe ipieber crmoeli'
6en.