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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

There is man who IS always apollo
gizing. and some say: How courteous
he is! How thoughtful! a born gem
tlemap" Know that he is thorough
and aggressive egotist. He runs against
you. he steps on your foot, he tries to
pass you on the left, he knocks your
hat as he hangs by strap in the car,
te sits on your coattail-what does he
not do to call attention to his own
breeding? Sometimes he throws the
accent on beg" sometimes on par
don" The speech is merely rhetorical
flourish, and he has practiced all the
v0riat0ns.-Rocton Journal
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
ARE YOU SICK 2

If you are you cannot do better thing
than take advantage of DR.. Pierce's offer
of free consultation, by letter. Miss
Greedy and Mrs. Fisher, with thousands
of other women, date the beginning of
their restored health with the date Of
the day they wrote their first letter to
DIR. r. V. Pierce.
Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, FREE. All letters are
held as strictly private, and the written
condolences of women are guarded by
the same strict professional privacy OBJ
served by DR.. Pierce and his staff in
personal consultations with weak and
sick women at the Invalids' Hotel aud
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, NY. Address
DIR. Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
A GREAT OFFER.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing over a thousand
large pages and more than seven hun
dred illustrations, is sent free OH receipt
of stamps to pay expense Of mailing only.
This great medical work tells the plain
truth in plain English. Send 81 one-cent
stamps, expense Of mailing only, for the
cloth-bound volume, or only 81 stamps
for the book in paper covers. Address
DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

London, Feb. 12.-This metropolis
is still talking of the meeting between
Chas. Nj. Schwab and King Edward
though the Steel Trust magnate has
sailed for New York.
King Edward is reported to have
been quite as eager as the Austrian
Emperor to meet Schwab, who has
been honorcd on his European trip
by meetings with Kings, Princes and
Prime Ministers everywhere Their
interview was undoubtedly arranged
by Sir Thomas Upton.
Tho Lord Mayor gave luncheon
In honor of Mr.. Schwab In the Man
sion House, The company included
Millard IIunsicker, London agent of the
trust; Sir Thomas Upton and many
noted merchants and guild masters
Of the city. After luncheon Sir Thom-
as Upton aud Mr. Scnwab drove TO
Marlborough House, where they were
received by the Kings equerry and
shown Immediately into the presence
of the King, who received them in the
Indian room, which Is decorated with
souvenirs of the Kings visit to India
when II Prince and the gorgeous pres
cnts received from the Indian nabobs.
Sir Thomas presented Mr.. Schwab to
the King. who shook hands and cor
daily invited his visitors to Il seat.
The audience lasted half an hour.
Sir Thomas Upton gave n dinner
and theater party TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwab. After the theatcr he enter
tanned them at supper at the Carlton,
where correspondent asked Mr.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
What Disease Produces Most Misery

If the amount of misery caused by
different diseases could be estimated,
II would be found the portion caused by
headache would outweigh any other,
and perhaps equal all combined. I'm.
mediate relief is afforded by Clinic
Headache Waters, perfectly safe, cas-.
lily taken and do not depress. 10c At
all druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
WASHERS
Connection With
League Affairs
Caused Photographers
Much Worry.
Apparently Mythical Statements
Came True.

The Pttsburg Chronicle-Tele
has the following to say of the steps
by which William BUCK Washer,
came to the notice Of the leaguers:
Young Mr.. William Washer, Of Ak.
ron, o., has a good ground for libel
suit against some baseball journals Of
this land.
Not long after Xmas one of those en-
terprising correspondents of the Sum-
nit City of Ohio, wired here that "Mr.
William Washer, tire clever young
pitcher, of that city, had received an
offer to pitch for the Pittsburg Cham.
pions, and would likely join the team
for trial on the spring tour"
Capt. Fred Clarke was appealed to
by the local photographers. He gave
II chucilc and then remarked: Good.
know nothing about it, though. We
have all the players we want, and Mr..
Washer or Wisher, it may be, has one
more draw in the grab bag
Following up the clue given by the
Pirate chief, more than one man gag
ged Akron as dream city; swatted
Mr.. Washer, joked with his Monday
name, and gave enough side wipes tc
discredit Billy even in a minor leag
There was a singular turn up to the
fortunes of Mr. Washer ut this morn
ing's levee Of the Amalgamated Order
of Fans, at the headquarters of the
Plttsburg club.
Mention OF the paragraph that JOE
Rickert, the clever outfelder, expected
Il place on the Champions, according
to Il squib on the grand rounds caused
Col. Barney to say:
1--WE have all the players we need
There is one young twirler who l may
take along to Hot Springs, that is il
he will go. His name is Washer, ant
he lives in Akron, o.
willie Washcr?" came chorus
from the members.
"Yes; 1 think his front name is Bill
know his dad well. He has been
friend of mine for years. The youn,
man learned to play bail ut Buchte
college and played neat game for tina
organization. He was also with OIL,
Penn for time. He il a clever youn.
pitcher and may turn out to be al
right
Charges will be preferred agans
Manager Fred Clarke at once for tn
Champions owner, also said he ha,
told Clarke about the lad early in tn
fall Freddy will have to explain or b.
barred from arguments for two weeks
Chauncey Bin Stuart seized the ol
portunity for boost for the collcg
. player in general. He said that one o
the best players in the college worl
WAS Collier, second baseman for tn
University of Pennsylvania team. ii
could play the game to perfection.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
HAUNTED. !,
An Apparition Which Has
Frightened Many Women.

There Is certain horrible fascination
about stories of haunted houses, in which
the presence of All unseen and unearthly
guest makes itself strongly felt. There
may be merry -inaking, a wedding or a
christening, and while laughter echoes
from the walls and happiness is at flood
tide, sudden chill falls on the heart.
The flesh feels as If cold wind blew
Upon it. There is sensation as Of some
evil influence near, and a shiver shakes
the shrinking body.
, Some such fear as this falls on many a
woman in the very bcy-day Of her hap
piness. She has been so strong, so per-
fectly healthy that life has been con-
tinual Joy to her. Now some unaccus-
toned feeling touches her. She shivers
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
Business In Good Shape.

The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the Akron
Printing Company, Monday: Presi-
dent, Hon. Geo. w. Grouse; vice prcsl-
dent and general manager, Geo. l..
Curtice; secretary, ], II. Rieg; tleusur-
er, Gus II. Meier; superintendent, IL.
ID, Snyder.
The reports We're highly gratifying
to the management.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
Kings of England, Steel and

Schwab about the interview. He was
surprised and at first non-committal;
would neither confirm nor deny the
fact that he had had m audience with
the King. Finally he admitted It and
said:
Really, cannot talk about the au-
dlence with the King. His Majesty
was very gracious; we chatted for
half I'M hour, but cannot tell what
we talked about; it would be discour-
teous in me to say anything whatever
about the interview"
Mr. Schwab seemed different about
acknowledging the fact that he had
met and shaken hands and chatted
with the king for half an hour. New
erthelesS it was apparent that he was
vastly pleased with the honor. From
other sources it was learned that the
KING was unusually gracious. affable
and democratic. He said he was glad
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for number OF years and
have no hesitancy in saying that It is
the best remedy for coughs, colds,and
Group have ever used In my family.
] have not words to express my con
ldence IN this remedy. Mrs. j. A..
Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale by
all druggists. E, SteInbacher " Co.,
Wholesale agents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
AKRONlANS
INDUCED in Sleishing Party to
Thomastown.
Special Correspondence.)

Thomastown, Feb. 11.-Born-To Mr..
and Mrs. William Huber, Feb. 4, n son.
A sled load of young people from the
Reservoir school visited the school at
rhomastown Friday.
Rev. Evans, of Wayland, preached at
the Congregational church. Sunday.
The young people of tho Uphsm-
Brouse store, Akron, gave sleinghing
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

party Thursday evening to the home Of
Mr.. George Brewster. The evening
was spent in games and music, and
an elegant supper was served.
Richard Norris, of Akron, was home
over Sunday.
II. Firestone, of Akron, was visi-
tor in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Belts spent Sun
day in Akron. :,
Z. NJ. Sypher was in Krumroy Fri
day.
Mrs. Lotta Brewster attended a par
ty in Akron last week, the guest of
Mrs. Allen Mech.
The snow drifts have been immense
around town the past week.
There will be exercises at the school
Friday.
G. l.. Huber and wife are entertaining
Miss Anna Stump, of Manchester.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
DAY OF PRAYER.
Baptist Missionary Society viii
Have Special Meetings.

Tomorrow is the day set apart as
the Day OF Prayer for missions by the
Woman's societies Of the Baptist de-
nomination. The Woman's Mission
Circle Of the First Baptist church Of
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

for whom physicians had
said no cure was possible,
and many others who were
told they could not be
cured without an opera
ton. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription makes weak
women strong and sick
women we'll. 1t estab-
fishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals in
fia,nmation and liberation,
and cures female weakness.
II is the best tonic and
ncrvine for weak, rum
down women, tranauilizing
the nerves, encouraging the
appetite and inducing re-
freshinq sleep.
uAbout two wears ayo T
was feeling very bad could
neither eat, sleep nor work:
was very nervo,,s and ali
rundown writes Miss
Alice Creelv. of Westmore-
land. N. ffamp. III had
taken Sarsapariiln and had
medicine of different k;nds
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

"a little over year ago wrote to
you for advice,n says Mrs. Elizabeth ].
Fisher, of Diana, w. Va. "You advised
me to use DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prcscrip-
ton and Golden Medical Discovery
which / did, and with the most happy
result. was troubled with female weak
ness and bearing down pains. Had a
very bad pain nearly all the time in my
left side, nervousness and headache.
Was so weak could hardly walk across
my room. Could not sit up only just
little while at time. My husband got
me some of DIR. Pierce's medicine and I
began its use. Before had taken two
bottles I was able to help do my work.
] used three bottles in all and It cured
me. Now do all my housework. 1t is
the best medicine ever used.n
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

The central picture is view of the
drawing room from which Mr.. Schwab
passed TO shake hands with King Ed
ward. Sir Thomas Upton, who intro
duced the American is on the right
Mr.. Schwab at the bottom.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12

TO meet the famous American of whom
he had heard so much, and who had
done so much for American industry.
The King chatted on various topics
and surprised Mr.. Schwab by his IA
miliarity with the United States, its
people and its commerce.
The interview ended, the King again
shook hands with Mr. Schwab and
repeated his expressions of pleasure
at meeting such famous American.
Mr.. Schwab is now Il bigger man in
England than Andrew Carnegie, who
never had Il talk with the English
sovereign.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-12
IT WILL CURE YOU TOO.

II you are suffering from any form Of
womanly disease which medicine can
cure, you can Use "Fsvorite Prescrip-
tion with practical certainty that you
will be cured. It has cured inanY women
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
&0tlBtolUu.

Qill, 26. 1902.
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9tun. oa Der 6orrslgFao.n; dlilt
9apten aitld'tn bat. log C. lossel:n.
&ea,n taben mir iuy cite ; .t.du9
5taas.
S,oap. Ssrreu 9ater Seae sudna
uno 9atsr 6ulel besaben ij1 an
Eitnlias mad q. 5lomar pm No.aU.
yaisr WihIlsr eiusn S,'ut dbiulilittn.
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ilsiBia dm Srid MAIDEN.
Serr 9hsuii Sddgwttsr bat l,in
Saluouasiddit wieocr aaigenor neu
2dtiien Suuntal 3shsu DC SlaoCv
;ur sriien hl. Sommunon.
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Bat urs iuiosr rerllntu.
pQi. Der rsusR RliIroa0 aeli {:
i.,ibis prtan.
Cor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
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Ncrr 0enrp g8oitsn uuo Svl. 9lnna
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ods Seber. I,obD. TOtsr Soasamp
pO.lipA oi, 3rauuna oem ell Srlut.
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pllr ilr 6yliAiiiid bel Der ifamiIIe oes
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lie nAh Nlais no i'm Sreiie pun N,r.
wluotsn uRo gilablrn Ole so tait ae=
iclcrt uurOe. Sas .Soltablalt"
plinitt oea lun9eu Naare uiel Slid
uuO S:0en I'M ntaen Stlnoe.
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&trelnt. 0a3 iii oes 8lSdesport.
Yerelut, BARN Der 0inmti lieAt.
SSenu Seri gu Neri oereint llh Illat.
&crtint 9snislt man oopptlt Slid.
Serelnt otdngt man ots 9eio ,urllt
%ercint ali oieles Stbenabdbn
Strcbt llhty man Den Ninmsl III.
-Telent llno ihr nun bolota palr.
9trefnt. e,eii aebis sti mlnh,5 "a br.
Nit 9}itIea luaait ib-4itbi atsitl
-W)tt mo8e Segncl iolb Ger,in.
9aB eucv Ntri nit irohem Sdlag
Siets oes .,T2reint!" lib ircuen mag.
lllo Sbl. o'e GuD persiut DIE Stuno
9Iob lt8utt III rer Gntel GunO'.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
Shiplsys Sirry.

Strr sllphpn: gtc0eus oaH Sap3 be-
ilnoet iih icii elmer g&ote bet N.tm
gsm. =. 3ubG i'm Sieai.
0err Sos. Giao3 if init osy @du=
,er 9lrb,it bel Nyrra Sos Gatrog
iertis.
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uuo 9lIplous gpotcu: b,lluoca iid dm
YupSiimontlg III 50O3 nm o;m rS,g-
cream Surpr' bi,qruthatn. ats an
ndhiien Wiorsen Die Yropbtt;n I'M
0ubn,riiaiic Dem nabsnoea laI di-
tinOilteu. tsbrt,n lie ;uytit.
Neyr Stepe Orimcucr entoctf lai
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ldgte lucnn sr sinsn 9utcn erlOIl ol-
nit babe, adbf Is saaslaliie4etH Nerb'i
einea 9aaiiaAuHIsta33 plttAiyy pltAiyy.
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nc Ai.crli,blte ouliey.
0trr Stephan 9lttitn:m,g,y unc
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nlb SOois 6rctt I'M oayt &uWJao:,
Uno Sttauntc clncl &t'u1 1yiu.ai,,a.
Niamis, lOAty BON Ncyw %at,
S,laeicr, btilnotl lid sur ) /, vi,I
oel lNyer UraBmUttcy StdV S@Hl.
dul Yelua.
NTr Sos. Eito.j b,iubt; All Seaa-
tag &erwonots uno &ttlAatt IN ! %.
ycbten Gienlill Nlhmittll t.i.un.
Ell oi, NaAbam Is Wnn var. bern
gdlt1diar Dedmdun I'M Ucu Cia.a
ueuen @uu luiiuiulrtl. Ha' &.m
miuoo b,s %aumtIlisys Neny0 @aa'.e
aug DIR Nau raid tn II, Nos, IN,
iauo- bel SOnHeuunNyEml NJ Wu
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tn Sooettork 9eblI.tltn AGrto, lody
ot o0s Supnsr ltru.yl. us WW ul
lateu stppstit 9eQllltu tyIoG oty t.1'
G0.lIoao ieiue llIbtrasn StdUDE ad
Die erOt uno inole NcrSea DIR 4ilant'
oit anger,9t Don N,ettts 9frrli,.}r Y.
tEy inter N,itunS 0ts pa8tn Etu
Sobn 6ettsl lbrc Sieo,r rrt I0as 4.
Oam iuruer beseliitraoty lvr9tHo. ty
toncn li,b.n.
Tr Terltbr al Der bi.l!J.n gan
Dung 1T un1 mmtr gla Ilo!le..
6oy.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29

IT Sangt l0len uniere Slrmer nibt
mcDr 10 u,rQnil8t aus pis 9eyd0e leBt.
Ger ltOne RcgcN Der 0isle Sage llir
ilc pom Nmmcl iitl, muib allt Spnyu
u0n SOr5e mo Ycroriesllb,rit pou ib.
TEL @clibttrn. 9ie 7llrre oes ltbten
SlDrts idaocte Die meilien umierer 5lr.
mcr uno lieB mertlbc. BON Sorssn
ptrurllbtt Gibt uno Nurten 0ul ben
loi't beltcren oi;iibtern irrilf. Ser
Sur, lagt oas Sprntmort. 1T tln
SAetm ucn 9tatur Euo nenn Die ibm
lcgt blu9tnotn guslibtcn rniAt nob IN
lcgter Stuuoc s,rlt0rt wcrOeu Ourb un=
nOrbcrgtlebene, Die S0at,n per9ctreloe
glaurercigniBe. ottrlen mir perIttcrt
leln III 3utunIt nur irobt upIl g3i5
lpruoelnoe 60rmtr ;u bcgrqutn.
GnoliA: gu bat MN I0s gang
t5cbtimniB ocr NtiIur9 o,a ibinHltcl,
6alles in Eeroauun9si9wd1e o1eu
Oor Gir lit9en. Stotnials pirit OIL
babel nibt utcgcnen, ONb Sabre &C.
brau1t purrea jur yerilrtclung uno
Natlibt. erwarte oabcr nitbt. oiets
llebel i'll tinigen 5u9sn Su .urlrsn; ntlu
Is erforoert Mouate, peItiAt tin gans
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babtn bsi =. s. fedtel II. 80. uno =.
Y. SbsQ Il. Sens, ct. SbOmas.
Sic NntllnOisumg Der yuciten idbr-
lihe Staats: Udir ipelhe an iS. bis
%. Ausult 1902 gu Seodlla abgeb0l-
ten piro erreitte u:ls. Die Girettoren
Uerlpreten oiele Nus itllung nod gldn=
5enoer ais Ole teetlubrlge Die cin gruBer
Griola mar, Su acltaIten. Ge prcmi=
Ell Si'tei, mercer, i,abl!tns oerpfsntlitt.
perosn $4,000 werDen als Yrsils per-
gebea lueroeu. geute uuu Oitlem 90.
luclbe Ausltellunsen su md1eu Tiiulb-
Ell louten liA AM j. Y. &ippsp, S.c-
retar -State 6aiy Ssoalla. No.
wenocn.
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6bilt. 9osr lit wslter ibpa eiuis 3el'
nit einen boisn 9lniat bon Grippe be-
baitst 9Sir wiinibeu DAB iib unisr gu
ter alter drelIuo balo bites lsiols,s
Galtes cntleoiseu moate.
- Serr uuo 6rau aIntou Nsttel,
6raa ejeo. ~. 6aityop, Beor9s y. Sr.
unO Ole SRI. Ssrtruo uno GIla 6altrop
md9ten am Sonnta3 elnen ausllus
nab Slsletpwn I'M bort ols 6amllt'
0uber ;l bsiuheu.
Die SoRntialidsn gIusiIugs aui'
SanO limb 10 al Der 5aseseronuns oar
an Den 9iatmiliagen Die Slaot idl
gan, yoeiert.o" lit. gWr ie0od i'm
lieb gu Sauie gu iinoeu oa iuir anber
Ginem ShlCbtdrIen, tsiu anoerss 8s
idlrt beiigen woriu wig uniers 6dmiII
aus'llrsn iounisn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
O a q II - II = "a.
Trast dis hreSG.a, Die l.ahrIrmarGssa-tHa&
.ssa NNRzzZx
,Sanast uidl veriebrt I'LL.

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re llebsl 81 b,iltn uuo bait ot; oit sab
rcsielt an. GsbNnoeit - ioJiilt, Nut
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0err 3. 8. SrtotmaIm Gtlt.
rdl-Gsent Der .eauitabIe. wiyO i'm
3uni. eini9e Sass in S&tiipbalil, i'm
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81 @trtauirn. = %iCr %oQ6lut
i. S5sDptro" 0uRoe. itts 9&oten ait.
bel g. Shulb. 6iitle &od. MO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
Nicilhrlilt lprlm ucsmhlaBi9t.

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pauu ptJnat,aBilt, h,,,tu lti9a e0tt
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pttltn sebyaahtCl GRltt,.u u.,'a4,, ta
Dt 2&itis Nii.e ol,t. S1.ot. >@,ai3e
Sbltigln btiltta o.t l@guot. r.i.-
ollg . uitraailtii. Nlm,yJoloa g.,s
tya lpiort. NOb; NA. ar S,,fl.'ts
uuleu. Is. !. ,st.rit q. %.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
StcIit qIcidl ciller Maatr.

3,uilaen ellrtn 9lnoern urs 1ler
6autt,antheit-gais! Eurt odG Bud
Inns 9lraiCa Sdlb,, Der grOits Deiltr
gsslt asbrautt niro. Shnsic Seilun1
iiir @siawiirs, Jlebsr Sldisn. Cust'4
unaeu mo grdaewanoga llnleblbdr
ilir odmortoloeu. 52c bei .. 0llt,'
msqgg, z. z. Sttl Il. Sens St.
5bomas II. Ct. eI.iabetb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29
SosaleS.
- Sabrgnng {. Summer /


1Seute ieicrt or tatbclihc 6b,iNt'
su4g9bas oea 6ro(uIei4nam.
-Mau Sc9n eonnen 6tiinoet iit
aui esfaran'eaIie.
\ i S,rr 6onrao eiirlttmcpcr bon
\Goelbtppn bidno ft am Spnntaa
bier.
- Etliem bmcrttcn wir 0errn
GcnrD guoroe oon SsilsriOn 6tp III
unicr,r Stuot,
-Ssrr Aoieab Tuiica unicr gar-
bier ii ,rdnt.
- @m GNnro1 oeyiunoe ole 6irmd
Is. 8, SctNl II. so. c,nc 6arlaounQ
Gicl nadD 81. Scllis.
= Q(m Nlontdg baiteu bic Scyren
Semp 9uebbert uno Sobn ypelm 5r.
bon &idisuntain eeiddIte III unlerct
Sisot
*@otis- Ollie oisiSui0tn, welds
nod gNeBeuidte uon uns babcn, llnc
criutt oisie baiO mesIhlt suriid gu ltait
ten. Is. s. 6edtel II. 80.
= g8ir ircuen ars bcriatcn 81
tonnsn oaB Ser Sobn 9oseer weIte'
Rrant wor wi.oer aui Der VsnsrIu.
IL.
Ser Snh StIsetsr last leil
Sdus nit cinem nsucu Sab Oerlc6Cn
Sic 0errcn Senrp Slie uno Ben. gstl
b. periaita Ole Ntbslt.
GeNraturen igr aae 9lrien poi
9tdbmaidNnen gu baben BET, .. Stlte
msper.
Smmer nps quite 9iusN6tea Ill
mehr Geipstr mt Ecgen: Il
" often uerne5reH nd. -
Cine Qrpte glllriudbl bon NdnnCr
gamcn mO amoet 6dubs, lreyOen 81
sNitr Soitprciis certauit be- aerb
s FV'',
SCIr SOs. @e'ttrmonn psrtauit
lebts 9Apds Gin GsipaHf P'eree neb
Seidirr into Sus0is" an Serru eb=
Sentins pom Cidgs 6iip.
1oblsi BON 6uscursts Gano
Gsh,N>ragt bic berhbmten 6.e 8
Gltt i'm 6r5buCriaui, Sebi sub nd'
oiCieu um uno nebmt ieine glnoct,
Sabt ati aui 6dlitunasn. Gpoilsit
101.
- gsii auiiirtn nit Tant cen III
burt 9arB eaipGr euCbbsri nb,rriia
len Sabresbeiyass oss Serrn 5plsg
Isnnslualo pen Nartinaburs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-05-29

= G'ir crirlrer bar Il. Mc0mab=
er bon grnnot; Hill leitsyl bier w,r.
loe. did YOU not fini time to call on
the "NolkShlatt"?