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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16
NOTES OF TRAVEL.
~ FIRST @
PAPER.
OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.

industries are mining, stock raising and
agriculture. Silver takes the lead in
minerals, but there are also vast quan
titles of gold, as we'll as considerable
quantities of coal, quicksilver, tin,
marble and. some of the precious
stones, including rubies, etc.
The unsettled condition of the
government until President Diaz took
up the scepter, twenty odd years ago,
depressed and retarded every kind of
progress. But President Diaz is
wonderfully progressive man and
under his leadership his country is
now making rapid strides forward.
Mexico is now what l term a new-oId
country. Spanish is the language of
the country, but that beautiful language
has become more or less mixed with
various Indian dialects in different
parts of the republic.
Mexico has federal district corre-
spending to our District of Columbia.
In this district is the City of Mexico,
which is the capital and metropolis.
1t is in the valley of Mexico, but at an
elevation of 74OO feet. The City of
Mexico has population of about
100000. 1t is nearly $500 miles due
south from Saltwater, or about 600
miles less than the distance across this
continent from east to west, New York
to San Francisco. 1t is $40 miles from
Laredo, Texas, via the Mexican N ationai
railroad, the longest narrow gauge
railroad in the world; 1901 miles from
Eagle Pass, Texas, via. the Mexican
International Ry., to Torreon and
thence via the Mexican Central; 1924
miles from Ell Paso via the Mexican
Central Ry. Of the leading cities, in
Guiding the City of Mexico, 1 will
write in my next paper. H. J.B.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16

Some of the fashions in France dur
ing the reign of Queen Marie were ex-
ceedingy absurd, particularly hair
dressing and hats, which were trimmed
with such an extravagant wealth of
feathers that the coaches had to have
their seats lowered. According to Nine.
Campan, "mOthers and husbands MUIR
INJURED, and the general rumOr was that
the queen would ruin the French ladies'"
One day Louis XVI. decided to forbid
the court in body to follow the royal
hunt in coaches. In order to be freer
he wished only to permit real sportsmen
to attend. The noble ladies Immediately
rebelled, and the Princess of Monaco
criticised the decision by means of her
headdress, upon which arose a minia-
ture royal coach, followed by two gen.
tlemen on foot in CATERS. On the left
of this was displayed cypress gar
nisked with black tears, the large roots
being formed of Grape.
More absurd still was the hairdressing
of the mother of Louis Philippe, upon
whose head every one could admire her
son, the Due de Beaujolais, in the arms
of his nurse as we'll as parrot pecking
at cherry.-Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16

derness and hardly four million people
lived therein
And now we come to the events that
laid the foundation of the undying
hatred between Frenchmen and Ger
mans. Seeing that Germany was pow
erless to resist, Louis XIV. of France
took hold of Strassburg by bold hand
stroke, and, of course, the country
around-Alsaee. Strassburg Charles
V. said that if Vienna, his own capital,
and Strassburg were menaced at the
same time, he would leave Vienna to
her fate and try to save Strassburg.
TO make quite sure that the emperor,
then Leopold l., could not prevent his
robbery, this "Most Christian" king en-
tered into act with the Turk, to
attack Austria proper, which you all
know, ended with the siege, and nearly
the capture, of Vienna. But not even
satisfied with robbing Germany of a
fair province, he sent his wild hordes,
for they scarcely deserve the name of
soldiers, into south Germany, devastat-
ing it with fire and sword. Whole dis
trlcts were burnt Gown, the tombs of
the emperors at Speyer were opened
and their contents, the bones of en-
perors and empresses, scattered, and
many more fiendish deeds committed
AS mementO of their vandalism the
ruins of the old castle at Heidelberg
stand there and accuse them. There
hardly can be imagined more beauti-
ful spot on earth than this where they
stand. And all this beauty was in
mere wantonness destroyed ard devas-
France. MEMO.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16
A FABLE.
THE FARMER, THE PRUNES AND
THE FOOLISH FOWL.

A Farmer having Purchased, among
His other Purchases, at the crossroads
Store, a Quantity of Dark, wrinkled
Fruit, about the Size of Hickory nut,
called Prunes, bethonght to HE him.
self Homeward, else his good wife and
Family might lack the Fruit for their
Eventide Repast. He straightway set
his Face, Aud that of his Good Mare.
towards home, and Arrived in Due
time.
In Preparing the aforementioned
Fruit, His good Wife Remarked that
the Willy Merchant who Sold him the
Fruit even must have Beheld him from
Afar, as Half the fruit was Bad. The
Good Man, being Thrifty after the
Manner of his Kind, did Take the Bad
Fruit and Feed it to His Fowls, and
They in no way Perceived the Differ
ence.
Among his Fowls was a Cock, who,
owing to his Unusual Size, Did Crowd
the Others and eat much more than
His Share. Filled with The Fruit, and
his own Importance, He did Strut and
crow Nightly about the Matter, and in
SO Doing attracted the Attention of a
Chicken Hawk soaring Overhead, who
straightway Fell on him and carried
him Away
Moral: Don't get gay when you're
full of Prunes. II. E. M,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16

that he is the center of attraction,
OF Hatterlng attention. 1t is we'll for
that one if he doesn't get the idea so
firmly fixed in his mind that he can't
move away when the rush comes.
The best judges of character may
make serious mistakes, but SO times in
hundred if you find man written
down "Ass," you can feel safe in be-
lieving he is an ass. He may not know
IT.; he may even feel sure that all is
wrong and he alone is right. But all
the same he is what the crowd thinks
he is.
A man can go to new locality and
blow around whole lot, and talk big
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16
-ERMs.) Shopper year, in advai ce
Six Months so cents.

and swell out his chest, and some of
the people will wonder why he stays in
such an insignificant place: but within
short time as many more will wonder
where he escaped from. If you want
to "play tricks" you've got to do some
tall moving from one town to another:
but if you want to remain long in one
place, the quicker you climb down, the
better it will be for your future health.
When men are brought into close per-
sonal relations day after day, year in
and year out. each member of that
society finds his level, and once he
strikes it, he is safe to stay there.
STRABO.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16
Some Observations.

N Al ANY men seem to have an
N idea that the crowd is just
standing around to see what
great thin ] comes next. Well.
perhaps it is, but the great thing is
mostly in each members idea of what
he is going to do. You get an idea that
you are being watched, and every other
man in the bunch has the same idea
about himself. And il the crowd is
watching one man, it's watching with
the mental interrogation: "What is
that fool trying to do? Why doesn't
he watch me?
One man, perhaps, becomes convinced
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-01-16


i more about. and take more
interest in, European countries
han their own North America outside
he United States, They converse more
famiiarly of European countries than
IF Canada or Mexico. There are also
many Americans who are more familiar
with affairs in Europe than with those
of this country, outside their own i'm
mediate section or state. -...--.
These thoughts remind me of a
headline which appeared the other day
'ver a news item in leading news
paper, announcing expositions in 1905,
IN Portland and Great Falls, Oregon
One would be led to wonder if a man
who is sufficiently high in the news
paper world to write headings for a
great paper is not sufficiently familiar
with the geography of his country to
know there is no such place as Great
Falls in Oregon, and that the only city
IF that name in the United States is in
Montana. OF course there are some
great water falls in Oregon, but there
is no city or town bearing such name
in that state.
But l am dlgressing; for it was my
intention to write of Mexico, that
republic which joins Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona on the south.
The principal gateways to Mexico from
he United States are El Paso, Eagle
Pass and Laredo, Texas, all of which
cities are separated from Mexico by
he Rio Grande river.
Mexico is republic composed of
twenty seven states, a federal district
and the territory of lower California.
1t is about one fourth the size of the
United States. The surface for the
greater part is high plateau, fringed
10y belt of low narrow coast. Two or
three ranges of the Rocky Mountain
system, of which the Sierra Madra is
the highest, extend through the country
from northwest to southeast. The
Mexican lakes are small and unimpor-
lant. Most of them are situated in the
valley of Mexico. The rivers are short,
and, excepting the Colorado and Rio
Grande, not navigable above tide-water
The climate is hot and more or Less
unhealthy along the narrow coasts,
particularly on the east coast, the Gulf
of Mexico, but in the high interior it is
much cooler and more healthful. In
going from Vera Cruz, on the Gulf of
Mexico, to the City of Mexico, about
300 miles in the interior westward, one
may experience nearly every gradation
of climate, and find the productions
peculiar to each zone. The vegetable
productions include mahogany, rose
wood, mesquite, various dye woods,
many different species of cactus, etc.
Cactus 30 and 40 feet in height is not
an uncommon sight. Oranges, lemons,
mangoes, bananas, pineapples, coffee
and vanilla are extensively cultivated.
Tobacco, corn, beans, cocoa, sugar-cane
and cotton are also grown. The leading
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04

- Nm lSbten SaniidG pug BE- bier
Die iiir oisisu Sermin oes artis atritis
leisRie Rlale Der Bsbraoer - easnbsd
le0en Zen Sbauptter aei tlidict.
@e aus oen yluorltit,ru etwiiielt
wo'osn mar. tonnten ole Deb I. Sol-
isnbet dIs erbea bon set, ihr, .sRut.
Ter, Die Ndlie Der ,tarn, ocs jebis,n
'llenthamsrs. b,rrn y. Stbanptdsrs
tsdnlprllhtu. perr 5tc umttr QiuQ
M 0errt y. y. SusbbeIi npn osm CT
ote fiim attrait ,bdiF iurat; oiei.r
an DE hrsi yOsii,n 6rben. ,frau 81.
Soslkn, 9obn uno 90 Aoeiisn, mtlhe
nd an gSitnpe ,Sobn Sucbber,. oer,R
y mabl DIE ,Slrm pom Sdttt otr bsi-
en- oclenbcds et,nuii tatis, ,uanbten.
nile lehs SsibsiIistsn csr,iubart en- I'D
mo tsiabIisn Ssotr {. zen 5beil Der
5oi 0fd Uch,. SoH I'D eurh ibre
7llts, mopS IN, , OF on. bean.
'.s sunni. b . = 300. Die
oiei : mhe elten Ole Vt.
IN { it GaUo;at,g.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
: Charley Grese. :

gm %. glopembsr itarb in sos An.
aslos. 6ui. Serr 6nl 6reos. Ger
Ssriiorbens puroe bier am l6. Se;ems
Der 1859 asbolsn. Nah isinsr Ger.
beiraibuus nit 6rl. gInnl gRtriens=
m,psr. beaab er iih "a1 9enper. Gel.
100 sr mt ieinsm Stlpassr. 0errn
6rint Wertsusnleper, cin 6jroc.rp
ejeihd,t bstrleb. %or stIitsn Sahrsn,
Den 4elm Der Srdntbet in ii,b ilibltno,
ptrtduiie er isirelI 2lnthei i'm eisitdfts
al isinsn Sruosr uno ltoate iib isi-
nsr 8tlunobsit ,,sgsn. in California
an. Nbmobi pIsles 9eiuno, 9lima
moblihusno auI Den 8ranten plrits,
permOdts es bob ni1t ibn bem gsbsu
Idnssr ;u .rbaltsn. W.blt isiner Witt.
noe ,ino ieas RiHosrn, it5'rleben ben
Seriioroenen ieiH Sater, Strr Ssta.
ereoe uno ipsi griio,r, Sobu uno
doolpb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04

UWHSUOe UlUtN utl oSt ulI w pUluH
Den StelI Gttember in SIm ihren an.
fanansbmenesa 9lahlapasriAt &st-
nllng,n III maDen:
glontn1 oen STEM 90ember.
6jerituOe 31elm err. Sobn 1hcim.
slntSu &trn q II. { Stso. &srn.
90. Yobier cur goblsr GrbN.
0en'ta. Sdricisr aomrr. .. Stritiet
Spln aelp sr. Sames Soy.
Sp. 6jioenbagsn cur 9llbsrion Grben.
8. Suitmepcr aomr. autb. giraro.
0,n'td. 2ot cur Sdtob yot grEu.
". y. 6ranttu CIR Tsrunica ,Srmie.
Eisnlias oeu 9tsn December.
Nlarp WsIits eurr. Sobn M,liss.
". q. 0uoo cur Cora SollIwap.
gRarA yssnds urr eaul Sends.
albert Sba0crt cir ohdllcrt Grben.
6lii. Sbrars err. 0iptirieo Gbrens.
Mlru @rhnpi err. j. ]. Smlot,
s. y. Tubroainet erry. u. 1obuton.
Sos. githuier cir 9lltbeuier Grben.
y 9 Gallas an. { liiIOrso U Morton
,3ellis Sbcdlp q II. { Sbudlp Grben.
ltittpob osn l0tcn December.
8. @iocnhdgsn sur 9saters erSen.
9ouis Ypd a II. { Tsf Grten.
". 8. ,Srautsn cir Y. Sod Grben.
oern. 0ilte aomr. 2hs0. 6ilts.
2lnna M. yoiis cut Soli. erbsn.
80. Sutauin aomr. p.rre Sdcauin.
o. 2ausbIiu domr.ttae. 0crsulcn
Samss 6arrea tur Eatrta erbsa.
Samss 5arreIl aomr. Matt 6arrsl.
Hug. ShluabsoiAon guc Shma.
beoihon erben.
%. u. 9daioicu cur J. II. ". elart.
Sountrltas ben lltsn 9tt,mtu.
1abrisl Soiepb cur Gaue Vdlia
Sinon eOtssr cur 2aura Stiuiman-
gius. @uih cur Sobu Bauer,
Sos. 2uete cur @illinm Susde.
9. Is. guilot cur u. 6happdIu.
Ni, Sauobotbs GIT. c6 ] Sanobotbe.
~, SoItsrman 9 II. 9br pOltermdn
9sm. 9oi. err glnud W. Ssie.
eli, Stilmm err Sobn 5. 3elin,nn.
Marp &lietbsrmrs aomrr. 5koopre
Rllsllsrmers.
Is. VI. Sispbans aomr. Sallp VI.
Stspbans.
Qubert Waltbsrihsiot. err Ssrtram
9saIibsrlheiot.
Samss EsoluIcn. Suoas
saie gaaabar. @Isrt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
9uittunssn fur fIoufmbrr.

6snrp Portl. Neurp 2lorian. glus.
Shcppers, Sos. 2let,. Or. Z. Si.s,
mtper. 0enrp Shau;ntp,,r mo Marr
oeirrits, gaeitphalia; aIb:rt gtith,
Sos. Sp;lltrbtrI. Zen Bar IT,. geu
eerrhncr, &u1tBtuwH; Ben pritmuuH
Sullan 0pier, @arospiae; y Susrs=
meper, Senericn 6itp; Sos. 9lslln.r
st. 1bymaai ). Strdtbuanu, Qiem0
Aate &eoel. &l4iountain; VI. gsrisu,
ot. eeuls; =. ). 9lcdmunn, @ait.
lnston; ,iobn Yeunsl, 6sutsrtopu
&sp. ]. Ntorftlo. pnutl Guroa. SUB
amsrltl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
: GharI,r Oisrfr :

Woatig abeno iiarb Hda mebriuot-
tntIIber arantlsit. 81 5aos. Serr
ellrIes Slrtr m beiien gernuesdltsr.
Sslnen SOo beirlutn, ns5it ieuer
9slttpt (sfO. 6iisnl uuO iilai aiuoer
ltlns glutter uno mebrsri Srao,r unp
ShwsFsrn. Gis 9eflttuna ter Stibe
tlno ssltern inter ;abrsiaer Yttbslli.
9un8 auT Dem titb. Soitesdtsr ;l
2aus ltdtt. gi09ssr ruben in 5riso.n!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
: vile ant gonares mterFirien Vas

= Nue an eoiilreb Illter'IrisH Vas
litter riifn lit issi iiir pi, udhfs
Srilcu oes erIauiits. Die ,iHs Gr
lsbbalieiien uno iuiersildnteitsr III
perosn Usripriht. Die in osa lebtsu
SdhrsH ndgslpssn liuo. DE Rspub=
litancy habsn tiiatiss Tlhiuyiti,sa in
brloen SGillsru oes 6onlr.ii,s. ao
es lltat aibts Dor. oas ibys Blame
hnrt'rcuieu tonnt,. auss,Honmen Ger
llmltlno. edB ibrs Partsi in lne0tsye
6dttiunen yrilittsri IN, mo eab biz
3w,i pittiasT SraHhsn. ndmlit Die
filr SGrii.Rtform siutrst,noe uno bic
dnosrs Die ben Tinslsn jGrif uHlHlc.
tdltet luilien Mil, ourh cine tiei, Gluii
BON Clnduosr sstrsnnt iiuo. Nubsr
Del 5driis6rda, lis5t uoh eas oroBe
5ruit. .Trcblem Dor, BEN Der prliiotnt
nit einem esisy tntatesngetreisn par.
De. urtsr oeiIen gsllimmungen Der
Cher Nunossnnualt. penn er Is iay
dn1e;si9t srdbtsn lpiiroe, aelsH irlsuo
elnsn 5rlIIi gsritllit porasku tondte
glber ieadT aeseu oisis mGBiss gu5-
oshnunl Der s'oamadbkn @r Nominl-
ltration IuirO cine grsw gIu},h rtpub.
lltanl'tsr Stalt=lnlunsr opppnlrsn.
Die ibr puliiitKs Eaieiu snaoe Der,
lcnl9sa @Orpprdilou Nroarttu. 1:.
gen ise!dt Oa= 8skB lsiht IN Sumsn.
ouns 0ebraN RrRu tenuit. Slb
oas GickB uuir einer rspubli,hnliheu
9Ionrnll.rlllen III eicier g0elie in glu-
wenoun9 9'bratf gsl osn purot. miro
nlht beiiwdsssi. dkr Die es.tditsleuie
oes Sano,5 psriprrtni nj, Nit al;u
uiel Ultes urt sinem reprbIitlnilten
Sisse I'M Susre 1904.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
(,r Stcli osv rdosn.

Altle So.oaisa ot: tcg:,r Qri,l,s
l3rtIbsT. olB luy Riiie. Cuetihnna,n
Stni:tc. S&m0.u. 0iirsrluacu. wnn
o' ouB uHo iis;is Sheer. Sntl,n :
grrled Salbe Sic 5eiie IN eer 99t!t II
HHt NIX Srlno= HIo 9rH4pln ben
S.iinpnre. o1at,rlIfritsu uno ga.
Worbotoen. Ne,Iura ooer ,etne s.,lb.
lmN. NGr2r beI y lritemsptr
SNrphllll. mo :. I Sbta 4 Spr.
q slom1s uHo St. Gltia5etb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
IbeuSaaaS&f.

.RnlStH ftablt bic gIbsRoiofus
" Curb bic iaon asitmidte @tli.
Shren ShsieesruB lie isnoet
HIS berdb pnm Siplmslsself.
Sfoblit iubslu ibr cntasasn
Munfr sdRsst chne 3ahi.
Sfmatn ihrs attnnariibe
gOtt i'm SiHiiiei ahsumal.
Eon benz 5burnis Ssf eapslI..
t,a b,Hrd6lt pom sIb,r6fiern,
Spnt hes rGnasls 6fub" bsriitsr:
sslps" = tsut IS nab uno fern.
&i Sem Grus Ser stuealodeu
Gncadt iii Ser gruh erIpris5t, j.. .
6Tstois hallt IS in BEN S,sr,sn:
SS,i, maria uns sssriBt!"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
3eitise @oriit,.


Sn oieier Sabrcsieit perpoliilnoili
bic tluae Nausitau ihr,u 9sodri pon
6hamberlains 0ulien Nr,nei. Sie wiro
aenlB ete Der @inter su enoe it, 0e.
brauht werosn. Ser grfota III ihnel-
Ter uno ,uirisosnfe!!NNr wenu. iobalo
srtdltun9 sinletrefen. unO che lie IT'D
i'm Snlttm eslaasrt, aeasbtn wiro. @ei
eln,eihen siller e,idltun9 tnnr bicit
ourtt ireien @ebrauh mt hliet weroeu.
"a lie isint itdollh. Subltanwu snt-
baIt. tam lie ubn. @tiahr 9notyr
aeaebsn p,rosn. Sic III anaenthm "
nsbmeu. erwati,m uuo Sruotr ueb
men lie 9tulr. Rauii s'se. Ii, it oi,
9eitt. Ii, heiIt INNER. Sum %cy-
taui bel s. ). G,ttel u. 80.
- 5iir Die Dem CATER oss 5obatr
oenrlics Gr9ebrntu fproen fclenot
auf Die Sabat.Suouhric be;d0litcn
oliidtileu Ausabsn pon bsi1uoertm
SutsreNs iein. Is; puretu i'm IeBttn
Rshnnnasjahre in ben Ser, ,;taater
! Is. so 900, 900 6ilarrsn iapri;iri. IS
lpstpsn aus oisiem Gdnos tsiuc Cigar
r,n erportirt; mitliu tonmsn i'm
TurtihNilt aui isoen Giumrbner Die
Es 2anoes Sc Stild. OR 0iaarettcn'
Snhrilniion bs,iiierts iib in oerislbsu
Sen au' 2.6:D, 100000 cOsr 33 Stit
pro Ropi Der Npolinunl. Mn 8auh
unO Gnaiabai ipmmcn i'm 7urtibutl
dui ieosn 6uluobEr 81 piuno uno
al Shnupltaboi sppas mtnias. ais
sin iilmtsl g'iunp. Er 2abat-6on.
iunt pro Rapi Der &polterla9 III bier
btoeutcuo 1roBer, als III 9euiihlano.
suglano ooer 6rSntreih; ,uas ioluObI
Dem bier bCrihsHoen grObsrtn @Ob'
itanoe, ais aud Dem llmltanos iuin.
itrtibsu 1T. oab Der aabdt bier bililer
III, ais in Enaldno uuo 6rnulrelt,
uno beosuteno niroriasr b,iieuert 1T
@lettpobl babsn Die Sabdt.6Oniu-
imsnteu in lssttn Rshnunasiabrr.
s5l 600, 600 al lnoirstttu Steucru
be,phlt.
Tle Summe, wslde lis iir ibrsn
laiterbdittn 6ienub an Die SabatpiIan.
ger, =5abritdnitn une 'alemhdnOlsr
,u ,ablen batter. tpar islbhpsrrdn iitl
bsoeuteno lrsBcr. Ter esiamlnlpertb
Der Yroouttiou Der 3obat SnouitrIt
oieies Sdnoes belief iib i'm l,pisn Sab
re AMI $500, 100000. Man trliehl
ouraus. oab ods amritauilhc Toit
iiir ben in 6rnos iitbenosn Suru:-gr'
titel Gin 6rlledlites iibrla bat gtatr
man bari 5abat wohl faum als tinCu
""russg glrtl'el bs,slhuen osun iiir Ri
le, i'm lbrllsn shr. uno illlsnoidm.
Nleniten III Ser Hliotin-oisnub erra
oeiu gum SsoiiriniB aswotoen. fh
iclbli itrtibt Der Waibinstonsr 6or.
respondent an ben Anseeer o.s lSe'tCns
mub asl,ehsn, oub ld nibi ais 3bt
gSaibin0toasr @orrsiponosnt purot
iunlirsn tennsn. iaas nit oitiem ID
rsu. uno eorhsupolltn Qohen biz Ss
oinaurg psrbunoen wdre, nitt Dem
glitotin Wtnub ,u irobnsn. l,rid s
mag immerbin Gin 9aii,r isin, abr II
III sin ihouss.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-12-04
Sstdles lrnc 2luerIei.

- Eabf nlf &llloer AM Sailllld8 vi
NtOluus!
-Nodw. 5os. Yontomp mar asiisrn
}nm 9Irbsn.V VatroHs=hsite in laos.
Ger Sos. liuts bon glsta mar
hm Senntn9 bier,
= aauafr bic sine anic Gualiidt
taSh nhu'ten ioattu ib an " !.
SlIrrtt prHoer.
Sir Senrp aaDtus bon Ssiisr=
trn tlS ioijilf Siet aifi 5amitaa H,b'
ttte tsisl.
fri. @arp sammcts btsab iit
Sm Sauitas nad Ssnerion Gitp I'M
Bort Del Der 6lmilie Sallmepsr IN
Tisnlt 81 treten.
: fir billise Oiierte in Glsipsr.gsaa=
ZEN unS Shuhs iprtbt Dor bel &. 9.
Gshtel u 50.
6rau Gilbert Stbiiei itbrts am
FienItd9 ppn rinsut m,Hrid9l0en Ns.
flhs i'll Selieriutl Gitn uno 5tps lu.
thiid.
= Sin otei ,ih bSlt iabrisss sbtu.
asa pr GaiiIile Sotn NluNlrtitn Don
assIbiomp; itayb am lsstsH 6rsitaA
an Group.
esr iunSe ,btrt s8ilbeIm sAou-
bsder bon ct. Spuis tsiinoet iid CUR
3eit bSi ieinsn Stern Der 6cnltlt 1.
etaiitpsist Gili @'iut.
Ser slua. Stauipedsr, BET ws-
Ash Beidaftstt lit slnn ,uar, tam an,
,Eisntag 9lbsno hitrourd aui lelnem
Ssimiusse lah Rosbtolpn.
-:gis Serren 0srmalln eusbbsrt
,ino Srb 9eietsrs BON 4oelstopn.
brattcn am Mpntag je cine @aasn'
laoiiha Sdpsins iur Stabt.
Ger Sobn 0etsmspsr uno 6rau
an QpeIBtown wlren am frsltas bel
Stau Ssnrn Setiel, elmer Shlpener
&s BERN Ssdemsher. ahf Ssiua.
= JoruieE Sis. altss giien butsn
inS ipldrs 81 autem prslle psriaufsn
'uSdisn, iollteit id iosleih an genrp
NilmsI psnbeu.
- gm Ticnitah bseab iid 6rduIein
,Si,,ie 9icptpbrbt cbcrmols ndd ct.
3oius I'll ibrein Sruoer, .bphw. !. VI
Eiebsnbrod. beiisu 3hiiano iih nar
lansiain bcIlert.
,,- SclSnos Ssrrsli batteiI oas Gliid
iia bon osm bier obaehaltensn sSbcot'
il,anai Id" einen Srutbabn mad 0anie,
}tiee etmis, SOhn Sptiioqhitl. 8.
Ortmepu uno Sobn galtenbllit.
sd babe isbt cine CUTE sluswahI
bon ben prei bsitsn vyranSs" Sdnhen
Sic aematt wero.n, namlia 8itistt.
Nsaidinston uno GiamOne brano.
GirhdrS slratbuus
.,..-Ssrr Ssnrp Eoernsr psrliss am
Wontoa nit ieiner 6amilis oisbe Wer
neub nm i'm TfbroIto ei,u. Heb. iein
Seiln 81 madsu, Tos Toltsblait,
ipsla,s ih.i oOri alr0deuNtt beiuten
piro. ipilnidt itm ben bsIisr erIcls.
-. .9ln.n bsnispiasl uuErtr ivusn
9sier pside uns in lsBiey 3eit, beiud.
ten uno uns nit tlinasnott Wlhue er-s
freuten. unisren bsiisi, ,Tant,, sSir
babxn noaa,nvl 8sntbaTtsit an oono
allen Qsiern uTXigsposn &uHosn,
pie in nddfer ,orW<c cor,nlpreteu &C.
benien, buppn mitbe,lsii iu tonlien.
9r fano 6silung.
X. s. 5oIisr. 3ls ilol. 2. SiruBs
Salt gat. Eitp. idrsibt: .Ssit 81
Sabren init llnpsrooulihtsit ooer Eps'
pspiis bsbaite'. psriudte id pieIs aers'
ae, akr mid Geilsn tonnie nur psrs
bine. 40 smpial Is allen lneinsn Do.
init bebaiietn 5rsuupsu, rnh dud lis
.iYuto,n tu,irt. 50t bei !. :. esslis
NIB j. 8. 2abwuder.