davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

ungen bon Seiten ser gang polnii@-
geiinnten fran5oiii9en 8eiasungsbe-
boroe e%efoIen laiien. @aub uno
Weoro baben gegen friiber eri6redeno
Sugenommen, ettpo biermal 10 biel
mie i'm 6rieoen. 8eionoers ein3eln
mobnenoe 9euti6e iino hires 2ebens
ni6t iider un0 meroen bon polnilden
@anoen iib%erfalen. 0ie Bolen ter
roriiieren aaes, oamit oie Mbftim.
mingsberedtigten oeS oeuti6en Mei.
DIES abgeidredt meroen aur @bItim-
mung nod bier 5u fommen." Dns
ltimmt alleS CUR neutrality-suspicious.
&irti6aft, mie iie Dor 2-3 8ohen
IN ser ausge8eidneten amerifaniiden
3eiti6rift Station" bon einem @ll-
g~en3eugen bei6rieben ipuroe.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

bunofroge OUTS 9apet.
Ser Senat trat in 0ielen Sogen
gum crIten Male in cine @ebeimiis-
uilg elm. Die n6dlten @ohen Der.
lpre1en redt intereiiaEt 5u weroen.
Soroing ielbit piiDihen mir gr.
folg uno dles Cute. 8ir miiiien
ibm belfen ttto bethlehem, bis es fIor
lit, moran mir lino. 9us Mmerifoner
oeuti6er Mbitammling miinIden mir
5un16it, Bob er uns olein IGBt. Sci.
ne @rfabrung in oieien Dingen, iei-
ne &eiien in EUROPA, berbiirgen al
ler6ings im 9an3en cine i6onenoe
8eriidit6ti9ung unierer Sntereiien.
8ir molIen reoen fonnert, iuie es oas
&er5 un0 eingiebt, obne ooB mir als
Ni6tpotrioten berldrieen neroen.
8ir poden oltf ben berbrieften Med-
ten Der Gerfaiiung, aitf mirfIi1er
Sreibeit uno @leidbeit. @ir miin-
i9en, oaB Saroing einen Monn ais
@oti6after our alten &eimat i6idt,
Der bon oeutider Sprade uno Grt ct.
mas berltebt, nift einen, Der mie
@eraro nit fran5oiii9em 8Iute unb
fran8oitider 9iloung Die Deuti9en
bon oornberein berodtet uno auf Der
Sabrt nod Berlin cine bon Morgen.
tbau geidrie6ene oeuti9e &eoe nod
ni6t einmal ableien fonnte.
Moge SarOings 3eit cine geiegne,
te neroen, cine oes Srieoens uno oes
Sorti6ritts. Seine Srau i9eint cine
iolioe 8iirgerin gu iein, Die oas $erd
oltf Dem redten Sled bat. Sn FOLDER
8egleitung boffen mir auf ons 8eltel
Slid aufl
g. 81.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Office: aO. no sedfe gtraRe M..@.
GiHseianSt!

@enn man etlpoS GrfreuIides er.
Iebt, 10 pfIegt man ielbi9es nidt MIR
redt Iouge in %Griuuerlius 6u bebnI.
fen, ionoern man Iiebt es, OFT oorii.
Der gu er0GbIenl
@eniigeno baben mir ia in unle-
rem SournoI iiber Die idone 8eier
eeleien, uno nod einen @eoonfen
modte i'd oo5u fiigeu..~...
....llno oenuod mar oieies Set &c.
triibtl SomobI, traurig uio tribe
mar oieier Gag fir ben S1ngerbuno
-ltno unoergeBIihl Sn 5eitfleioeru
eridienen lie. Die Serren Oes S6nger-
bunoes. sic nabmen Mnteil an Der
Sreuoe, Dem 6robiiun ia, iie longen
iogor berrlidl, iongen, mdbreno tie
3eltge ibrer eigcnen 0emiitiaung fem
mlbtenl @ar 0os ni6t beloenboitl
gSer bat mobI an oieiem Mbeno an
0cu S6ngerblmo geoodtl2 @enigel
&ieleidJt id ieIbit nidt. ga i'd ober
uabc genlg Der 9iibne eineu Sit be-
fom, mo oober @%eIegenbeit batte.
Serru Hidoro Brouncr bel Ser lie
bcrQobe Der 9~oufsurfunoe al Serrn
Soffmonn ms Auee 81 faiien. ent.
aing eS mir nidt, 8u ieben, mie Serrn
grmiuer ein 3ittern befieI. melhes
ieine ionit 70 feIte Gimme ms @on.
fen brnhte.
Sreiloe uno 5robiinn miidteu iih
BEL mir nit gei. uno MitIeio. Sin
Croft nor cs mir, ooB Yrof. Shu.
nader Dem Sdngerbun0 einen 10
mormen Nahruf bielt. uno boffe i'd,
oa5 Ietterer aud marme Ilifnabme
in 0cn Ser5en aller %gefunoen bot. Gin
onocrer Croft lit uns gebIieben
oicpeiI Die SGneerbun0baae tot lit,
Ole Sanger lino ale nod om 2eben.
0ieie Sotiode lit fir Den iungen
Concord GLIB BON GROCER @idtig.
felt, uno Iebterer moge lih ernitbaft
|lOomit befaiien, Der beimotloien SGil-
Igerbiin0Iern ltets eingcoent 5u fem.
Hlno id boffe, Dab Die 3eit niht mebr
fern lit, mo Der Goncor0. Stub einen
tiibtigen S1ngerbnn0 un0 Der SIN.
gerbuno i'm Concord pieOer elm
Seim bat. g9ir bobeit eenlle @eIe-
genbeit. 2ebren 81 5ieben Die Die Ger.
IpIitterung 6es oertideu &eifes, TO-
ruie Die oiterreidiid.ungoriiden Mo-
nordie our SoIge bat. nm enoIid) 3u
Ger @rfenntnis Su fommen, ooBSeoer
@in5eIne iid Dem goraen @roben on.
lfIieben muB, 0onn fonnen mir fin
gen pie i'm oiterreidiiden &niierIie-
&c.
o2oB ms felt ouiommen boIten
Sn Der Gintroht Iiegt Die Mn6tl
Dit Oereintcn ardftsp lpolten
@iro ons Shmerite Oft poIlbro6t!
Srou ameIio Moier- 4oom8.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Gin tleuer Steuermonn Itebt bon
beilte nb ON &ompaB Ser Seffentlid-
felt, Inn ooS in einen boien Sturm
~qefabrene uno iebr arg mitgenomme-
he utto idledt gelenfte StnatSidiff
in einen lt1eren Soften al geleiten.
Sar0ing beiBt er, elm Wonn, Der
befdbigt at iein ideint, Die ibm ge-
iteIlte, idtpere Mufgobe 6efrieoigeno
at Ioien.
Sein 3ieI lit offenbor oos oes
ausglcids Der mioeritreitenoen Mei-
nitngen, Ser @intra9t uno 8eriob-
nlng Der @egeni6be. Die 8obl iei.
ner 8eroter lit 5tpor nidt iiberan ei-
ne eIiidIi6e. Soober bat gu biele
Seinoe uno einen ni9t gera6e iiber,
al ltroblenoen gbarafter. @ber oie
@bii6t, 8erlonen obne groBere per.
iGnli6e Seinoi6aft aIs Sreunoe itno
8erater 81 finoen, lit rnberfennbar.
9abei 5eiet Saroing Die NOTICE Star.
te llno 8eitdnoigfeit, Inn ii9 our9
&ritit ni6t 5u iebr beeinfluiien 5t
lniien.
@roBe Dinge un0 l1nternebmungen
iino al erlparten. SIN gongreB fGngt
es ihon au gabren ON. gs itebt aus,
als Oh 2ooge uno Sreunoe an Siib.
reri6aft etipos berIoren bGtten. So
rab bat ii9 nit ieinen Glottenabrii-
itungspldnen 6ur6geiest. 8orab
uno &eeN iinb beioe feline beionoeren
GreunOe bon Soober. &ooiebelt i'm
Morineminiiterium piro ebenfaGs
elm 4nlaB gu Sturmi3enen peroen.
Die v8aibington 8oit", oie Sar-
Ding iebr nobe itebt, bringt in be-
5ei9nenoer @eiie mieoer oie &olfer-
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Generals erIammInns i'm GDncurS
Sinh

Ole General. @erIommIung am
0onnerstog, Den "a. Sebruar, mar
nidt 10 gut beiudt pie Die friiber
ltotteefunoenen ulto muroe Die Sit.
Jung I'M Yorlor obgeboIten. ga bod
ieOem Mitelieo befannt lit, oaB on
jeoem 4ten 9onnerstoe i'm Monot
oieie @~eriammlung Itattfinoet, mar
ongenommen morOen, Dab aud obne
ginlooung per 9orte Die 2elte iid
cinfinoen miiroen. God NOR oieIes
cine faIide Iuffoiiung. Serr Carl
0offmnnn fiibrte Ben 8orIib. Gas
Ooreelciene 9~rototoa Der borberiaen
Seriommlung muroe obne Ginmen.
Dung ongenommen. Der 8eriht 0es
Sontroleurs mo 6inon5iefretGrs
mar redt 5ufrieoenlteneno, beIonoers
oa nelie WitgIieoer angelporben uno
meitere anteiIideine obeeiest moroen
moren, uno mos oos Bette lit, aud
prompt be5obltF muroen. Ser George
BIitt nabm ole Steae oIs 8oriitenoer
oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an. =
Die Srauen Der Oomen.S eftion lino,
mie Srau Billie uno 5rou 8aItber
beridteten, riibrig, nm boS Supper
an 2. uno 3. MGrd au einem rebten
Grfolg 5i MAIDEN. uno mir ale fen.
men Die 5Gbigfeit uno ben felten @iI.
len unicrer oeutidepF Sraren, oab
lie oos redt ourhfiibren, oos ieIbige
lid oorgenommen. @eidmadbaftes
oeutideS 9ohen BON betuGbrten S1rl-
Den miro wobl ieoen an oieiemMbeno.
eiien idymum5elno 5ufrieoen iteaen.
5rau 4rumfe fiinoiet cine gutre
Yortie fir Den II. M6r5 an.
aur0 Dor II nbr bertoate iid sic
feline, bod intereIiaute IerIamm.
lung.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Q. 6. Silfspere;n.

Seute, 8reitag, 1T Wel@Gftsber.
fammlung. Gin 9rogramm BON Ser.
anitaltungen fir Die nddlten @ona.
te miB beraten mer0en. - Ser &on.
greB bat oieie ISOLDE nod abermaIi.
gem Gmpfang bon S6reiben bonn
amerifaniiden aommiiior 0reiel in
Berlin Oas Silfsmerf fir gurobo
nod einmal offi5ieG eutgebeiBen. -
Sober lit miafommen, Ser nit Stat
uno Sat bethlehem fam. Moaen mie-
Der redt bieIe eri9einenl
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Ser beutiden 8iiienidaft. St1oen-
ten baben feline Bidder mebr, oie ST.
bliotbefen fonnen ausIGnoii6e 3eit-
i6riften niht mebr faufen, 6ie Sc
bdlter Der 8eamten rei1en ni6t aus,
Inn &leioer uno 2ebensmittel an
faufen uitp. uno 90 reoet man bonn
oeuti9en &eiftum, bon 8iqionen
bon Morf fir 9riegsenti9doigllne
an Sranfrei6l
Boie 3ungen iugten uns INNER
lpieoer, Der 9aiier iei in Mmerongen
elm mabrer @efangener gepelen; er
babe iih ni6t eetrout, auBerbalb iei-
ner 8obnung iid ieben 5u Iaiien.
Sum idreibt 2a0p 8entinf, oaB er
jeoen Gag I'M 9orfe mar nno Sen 8alt
oes &ranfenbauies perionli6 berfole-
tie, oas er als @ei6enf fir oie 8e-
mobner batte erri1ten lailen. @r-
Beroem fommt er iest tGeli6 bon
Doom na6 Imerongen beriiberge-
fabren, UNI @raf 8entind einen 8e-
iu4 ab5uitatten. un6 itns pollte man
glauben MAIDEN, OaB er pie in einem
&Gfig gefaneen iaBl
X X X
aus @eutben,0 beri9leiien, idreibt
mir elm boherer, oeuti9er 8eamter:
.......~Sier in Sberihlefien miifien
mir Oenti9en uns groBe 3uriidies-
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
Nrion 9amen.g ereiu.

Die Arion 9amen : 8eriommIlma
finoet ON Mithuod, Sen 8. MGra BEL
6ron 9. Sdmiot, 1006 cote ctr.
g. %, itott,
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
orti9e @inoer Der S6opfune.
4Ifre0Oiet

(Inm. Der &eo.: lin nift cine Iii.
NOTICE religioie 9ontroOerie 81 ueron-
lollen, no5u mir notiirlid feinen
&oitm in Ser 3eitiing bobert, moge es
bel obigem Artifel beloiien bleiben,
s.. g. 49,
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

gen, fir fomiide 8iIoer fir eroBe
llno fIeine &inoer! 2ebin S6iifing
entpirft i'm nSreemon" bonn 8. Sc
brllar Elm trauriges Bib Der Gage
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

SoIeenoe MitteiIune, neIde i'm
st. SoiepbsbIatt", ct. Benedict, 8.
RECON, Summer pom IS. Sebruor
1921 eridien, 6iirfte ole 2eier oes
aSournol" intereiiieren:
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04

Sn 2onoon pielt man auf Der JEST.
gen neuen Siuan5fonferen6 pieoer
gepaItig SbedterI Mtmt orobt uno
idimpft uno feiIi1t uno lagt iid ge-
genieitig 2iebensmiiroigfeiten Die
beim reinlten &uhbonoel. Stein"
gebts aneroines ni6t gu.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-04
GimgciAmOt.

DisGt Rutrif fett uuisrn esltru sur frslen Nerfisuus
iebch ibtrntmmt bic 8seatttcn tlnttlst NerauttuortRa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
8ie Der SurS aaf Die WrammU.
pbOnplatte fam.

DIE 1etaullttlte Subritlnarte elmer
@ramlnopDpl9elcilldalt, Die einell
Dor Dem Sdaltribter oeS @ranlmo'
pbons llSen0en Suno 5eigt, Der nit
gelpisten Obren uno geipannten Sc
lidtsausoruf aut ole aus Dem Grid.
ter DerauSltalenOe Sttmme ieines
Serrn lauidt, muroe pom benz en9li.
ihen WaIer 6rancis 8arrauo ent.
morten. 8ie er oa6u fam, 0as Bib
81 malen, oas miOel alles Grmarten
ipater ieinen SieJeSlaui Ourb Die
gan5e 8elt antreten loIte, er5ubltc
Der 0taIer tiir6Iib eiuem 9eridter'
Itatter Der ~0ailD Mems" nDtein
uerltorbener 9ruOer, Elm &egiiiepr
in 8rlltOl," 10 beridtetc er, nbeiaB
einen ~tIeinell, lebbalten 6OrterrIer
namens 9tipper, Der iit beim So0e
ietnes 9errn per6UeiTelt %gebGrOete
uno Speiie mo Grant uerpei1erte.
SD bin Elm GROCER @unOeirgunO,
unO 10 gelan9 Is mir en0ltd), NaS
uer6metielte Iier al OeruDlgeu uttO
an md 81 gep0Dner. sd Datte
cine Sprehmai6ine, uno 10 oft i'd
Oieie in Sang leBte, fam clipper an.
Beramlt, leste it'd Dor 0en SdlnIl
triAter unO lauld)te nit 0rouigem
grnlt aui Die Zone, Die b%erdusta.
men. GaS CAB mir ben @t5ar-
fen fiir mCin 9ilo 0es @Dll0es Elm,
Oel auf 0le Stimme ieu Is &errr
lauidt. Sd braldte III, laS &''6
einen eIeBanten StaAtrd ter mo
ging zines Cages in Elm @ramul,
pbongeidGit, nm mir einen iolfen
aus5uleiben. auf Die 6rage, poSu
id ibu brau6e, er3dblte i6 non Dem
9iloe, Oas i) malen Dollte. Der
Gbe1 Oes @auIes, DER nit eirem Bid
ertannte, OaB er bier cine 8abrtt'
marie Don mirfungspOIer @in0rlldS.
iGbigteit Dor IiA bate, mlafte mir
ein 8%aufangebot, ullO uls Damn Ooa
Bib bon Der afaOemie anl6BliG Ell.
her AusItellung 5urildgeDteien lpnr.
De, uerfaufte i'd Is oer @rnntmo.
pbon9rieuidaft iiir 100 YiltnO StPr.
ling" Die &eieaihoit bat Gen
Moler in Nnerfeumm9 Der acidGit.
litcn GriolNe, Die lie iclmcm Gnt.
Wurl DcrOanft, lett cine &obrcSyrntl
uon $50 Einnb 2t2rlinl nl2Qllrrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05

Is oaS iii gut m0glih." &c bat
Damn nod ebbes in Den Bart ge.
brnmnelt, Oas bat geiaunO mic &c
Darn Sdebm" un Damn is ie iort.
gauge. Sd ben Den Builder nod
gciagt, er iOlte Die aau uit aui
einrnal Oobt Made, iOn0ern lieuer
leOen Gag e meui9 non ibren lied
OortldneiOe, 10 oaB es lie nit 10
web outE Debt III Damn i'm mer
Ter belm geltart.
Yter fam bier Dio0er emal iebn,
wie einem 10 e Stiid &inOOieb aus
Ser5 !Dad,ie fam, pomit ib per.
bIeipe Sbne Sbru lieruer
Ybilipp Saueramper .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
SOtSb a nj.

Der &otsoam 6orm Club ieiert,
lcstc ISOLDE Elm id)oueS Salilillcniclt.
oitf Sclo'S 6orm an @n&conoNc.
10 Witglieoer oeS Club uno Ncrcn
Sonlilicn mo 6rernOc bottCn iid
sort inter oen idlotti9cn 8Glmlcll
nit moNlgcfilQten S0rbcn ueriom
melt unO bul6 mar Elm rcidcS Set.
ciicn olri intprooiiirtrn Giidcn bercit
Oem allc 9(npeicnoen pouc @crcdtig
felt miNcrfohrcn IicBen. Nlt utG
Sung bctbciligten lid on Den SoltS.
Ipielcn uno 9cllitiqun9en WGbrc1r
pielc iitl benl Ingcliport mlomctrl
ln0 babel mnrtd)cr ih0ncn Sonf
! nlodtcn.
0as um letter SomStnQ IN &c,
90. @. u. Sole ob9ebnltcnc Cans
D%cronilgen mar ilberouS 3oblrei6 PC
Iudt. Nus Iob unb Sern marcl
sic Toll5InItigen cri6iclcn unN gN
DcrIc6tcn cincn frGbli6en NbcnO.
I SrI. &cltnc ReDcmsfD, lucld)c la
gcre 3cit bier BET Scr 6alltilie DC
Soul &lo5Sncr pcrpciltc, lit Icbte
Smnntao mic0Cr uoh ct. SoutS 81
rilfgcfGbrt.
GboS. 4. GihoppIer unN @otti
murcn lebte ISOLDE in SiNb Stl
$50, ollf 8eIud,.
@nt. uIlb 60. &nrmonn, 8oltI
Stoalneper uno GbriIt. &nttboIf III
So6n SScor, fuoren leeten Counts
in Morriion I'M Dem 8aIIipiel bei5.
mobncu No8 5miiden Den SconS III
0mcnSOinc uno MorriIpn BORT itut
fon6.
9. &. 9roWn mo 6Mnillc, III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05

@~oscrnobe, murcn lebten Somstog
mo Sonntog bier ol,f @eiltd bel oer
Tomilic Som Sidapplcr.
Saul &Io$sner il. bciinOet iid
oltf scr S%ronfenliite.
GotSoom l~icferte leeten 0onners-
toa cine Grobc an5ubl 8eiltder 5t
Ocnt Sonntooitul 8icuic in Scope.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
CHARLES LALK,
deceased, that the undersigned Ad-
illustrators of said Estate, intend
to make final settlement thereof at
the next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconsie County, State of Missouri
to he held at Hermann, Mo-, begin
ming on the 22nd day of August, 1921.
HENRY F. LALK,
LOUIS A. LALK,
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
u b n b.

Illd) bier fiel an letten Sorntag
Gin icbr milltommcncr Rcgen, Der Die
@icIen lmo Gorufcloer cririihtc.
6rou Is. s. @aur hattie lcbtc NO
dc boS llnQlild m1brcno iie einen
8orbung %aufhGnQcn molltc bon ell
mem StllbIe b%erab5ufolen unb It9
Ihnrcr5bnitc &crlctultgen 5lt6u5ichcn.
EbCo. QotoH un0 bcIIen 0rll0er.
0ernloun rlnb Semitic bcgobcn It'd
Icttc @od)c nod StoIpc I'm eil1ige
Goqc bel ibrcn sort m%ohnbaften 81
tern 81 pcripcilcu.
6rIs. 2ouiiC mo 2orCnC 8llcbrer,
pom ct. 2olliS, tar1en lebtcn Conn.
to0 bicrbcr inN mcrocn mcbrcrc 8O.
derl bel ibrcr Gltcrn, Geo, 8uchrer
mo Satin. pcrruCilclr.
:. 3. Gblcrt un0 6oniIic =. 8.
&ife mo Subtitle ulo :. s
GGmiOt uno bciien 6omilic 6c9aber
lid lettcn Spmtog nod G,ueuSnia'
INT elmer firhIihen 6cicr in oei
oortigcn Mctbo6iIten Stride bei5h
mobne1l.
0nAnnn,rt nlrf Nos MnIfShlntt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Els
tate of
HENRY UFFELMANN,
deceased, that the undersigned Ad-
ministrator of said Estate, intends
to make final settlement thereof at
the next term of the Probate Court
of Gasconade County, State of Mis-
souri,, to be held at Hermann, Mo-,
beginning on the 22nd day Of August,
1921.
HARRY HAAS,
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
HERMAN GREBE,
deceased, that the undersigned Ad-
ministratrix of said Estate, intends to
make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, State of Missouri,
to be held at Hermann, Mo-, begin
ming IN the 22nd day of August, 1921.
GEORGE GREBE.
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Els
tate Of
HENRY HARING,
deceased. that the undersigned Exc
cutor of said Estate, intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gascon-
AIDE County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann, Mo-, beginning on
the 22nd day of August, 1921.
WILLIAM KOCH,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05

GS iino beitimnt Ser @eniden 2ooI
Iur b06Item @httb miro b6dite1
8reis;
am aberi,nb bliibt Die aIpenroie
ltn6 oift beim 500 oas goeIpeiB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
HERMAN GREBE,
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
CHARLES SPECKHALS SR..
deceased. that the undersigned Exc
cutrix of said Estate, intends to make
final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gas
conade County, State of Missouri, to
be held at Hermann, Mo-, beginning
on the 22nd day of August, 1921.
THERESE SPECKHALS,
EXecutrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-05
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
EMILE BAUER;
deceased. that the Executors of said
Estate, intend to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court of Gasconade County,
State of Missouri, to be held at Her
mann, Mo-, beginning on the 22nd
day Of August, 1921:
ROBT BAUER.
ROBT. WALKER,
Executors.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the Es-
tate of
DORA BOEGER,
deceased, that the undersigned Exc
cutors of said Estate, intend to make
final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Gascon-
ade County, State of Missouri, to be
held at Hermann, Mo, beginning on
the 22nd day of August, 1921.
HENRY w. BOEGER,
LOUIS BOEGER,
Executors.
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-07

"The California islands played a
part in the history of the west
coast. Cabrillio, the first european
to sail north Of the present Next
can line on the Pacific coast discov-
cred them in 1912, died on one of
them and was buried there. Wis
caino, another Spanish explorer,
surveyed them in 1902, gave them
their present names and strength
encd SPANS claims on them There
was no actual occupation of the is
lands until after 1863 when the
first settlement in Alta California
was made at San Diego, on the
mainland near the islands. During
the gold rush of 40. Catalina was
occupied by United States troops.
When Mexican independence
was gained the islands passed with
the mainland from Spanish to Mex
lean sovereignty. It has been as
sumed that when the United States
took title to California by the treaty
of Guadaloupe Hidalgo in 1848 the
islands passed with the mainland.
They are rot specifically mentioned
in the treaty, and it is probably on
this fact that Mexican claim
would be based
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-07

Catalina, on the other hand, has
been sinking though evidences of
the slow movement are not appar-
ent to laymen
None Of the California islands
is Of any great extent Santa Cruz.
the largest, is q miles long and
has an average width of five miles.
1t is also the highest having a peak
which reaches an altitude of 2,407
feet. Santa Barbara Island is only
one and one-half miles long and one
mile wide. The three Anacapa is
lands which almost touch, are to-
gether slightly larger, but the indi-
vidual sections are smaller. These
islands are generally considered
one.
"The Farallines, though small.
are probably the most useful Of the
California islands They are a
group ef rocky islets about 20 miles
directly off the Golden Gate. the en-
trance of San Francisco's wonderful
harbor Past these islets streams
an important part OF the commerce
of the world, and from them are
flashed by submarine cable reports
Of arriving and departing ships. On
the largest of the islets is situat ed
Farallone light which throws the
first welcoming beam Of America To
ships bound to San Francisco from
across the Pacific and out of the
South Seas
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-07
HOLLIE BAKER
is IMPROVED

Mr.. Hollie Baker Is somewhat I'M
proved at the Kings Daughters
hospital, where he was removed
some weeks ago when stricken with
paralysis in tho throat. He can now
be wheeled around in a wheel chair,
but is unable to speak plainly.
Mr.. George Chambers, the vet
eran Baltimore and Ohio telegraph.
er, whose leg was broken several
weeks ago when he was struck by
an automobile on North Queen
street, is getting along nicely and
progress toward recovery
at the hospital
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-07

By a peculiar coincidence Mrs. Ben
jamin Strong, daughter Of the late
e. G.. Converse, another prominent
resident, was the winner of the Ford
commercial car given at the Fene-
tian fete on the estate of the late
Commodore E. c. Benedict.
Mr.. Rockefeller is out of town,
but the car has been taken to his
garage. Just what he will do with
his new Henry will not be known
until his return.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-07
ROCKEFELLER WINS FORD

In the carnival of GreenW lea,
Conn, Post, American Legion, just
closed, it has been announced that
the winner Of the Ford sedan auto.
mobile was William G. Rockefeller,
son of William Rockefeller. 1t was
the thirteenth number drawn which
had Mr.. Rockefeller's name on the
card The car cost him about $15.