davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

MT c. H. Krueger. a widely-known tonsorial artist and proprietor of bar Der shop located at No. North Court Street, Montgomery, Ala. was for sev- eral years an intense sufferer from kid ney trouble, but is today well and happy man. and confesses that his pres ent condition is entirely due to Dr. h1l- mer's wonderful remedy. Here is what he said recently to an Advertiser reporter:
 About three years ago l was seriously affected with kidney trouble, and suffered with mains in my back. 1 was cut of health and run down generally; had no appetite, was dizzy and Suffered with severe headache most of the time. l did not know that my kidneys were tn ecause of all my trouble, but somehow felt that they might be. My work is of such a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
PEOPLE 1I CURED BY SVvAMP-ROOT.
To Prove What Wonderful Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy wampRoot VIII Do for Y All Advertiser Readers May Have Sample Bottle S by Mail
teomer Advertiser Reporters Convincing With Prominent People Mon gomu Regarding Wonderful Properties SwmpRot

.Hsg .fsx 
 swamp is dn
  wonderful emn % rn w np a d of upon py sa o tan the aeS hamnnN NY. n every 1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
SUFFERED NINE YEARS.
Mr. Bernard Berger Prosperous Montgomery Merchant En-
 tirely Cured by Swamp-Root

I tried doctors but they did me no good at all The only time I was free from pain was when they gave me morphine I saw an advertisement in The Daily Ad- vert!ser of Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root and decided 1 would give 1t trial. M% weight then was l60 pounds. After talk ing two bottles. I found l was better.
 ''I now weigh PIP pounds. l feel better and look better than l ever did
 "I cannot praise Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root enough. There is nothing half as good. Bernard Berger,
 Cor. High and Hall Sts.. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
srocKYARDs EUTHArTAs1A.
Laughing Gas May be Administered
 to Animals Before Slaughter.

Henceforth there is to be no guinness in the minds of steers, sheep and hogs marked for death in the slaughterIng rooms at the stock yards, if the plans Of A Chicago man find favor with the mag nates of packing town. Laughing gas IS to rob death of its bangs and hilarious animals will cavort down the runaways to meet the deadly knife, Samuel Fox
 of summerdale, former editor, now schol- ar. author, machinist, scientist and ln- yentor, has devised system by Whlcn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

taining an assurance from the Sultan that Said would incur no loss of life or liberty and be safe from harm, he induced the Oriental statesman to leave the embassy and to return to his palace of his own accord. Today Said is once more prime
 i,jstar of Turkey EX-AttaChe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
ALWAYS KEEPS A BOTTLE.
Mr. C. H. Krueger Popular Tonsorial Artist, Cured by
 Swamp-Root and Will Not Do Without It.

nature that I am compelled to stand up ten or twelve hours day. and I suffered such intense pain that I thought I would have to give up my business. My physi- clans could give me no relief. and my family and friends. as well as myself, felt that my trouble would end in Brights disease. About this time I be- gan to take Swamp-Root; I took in all about six bottles, was completely cured, and am today perfectly we'll and can 70 all day without any inconvenience.
 ''I am so grateful for what Swamp-Root did for me that always keep a bottle at home; I told my friends about 1t, and believe, by personal recommendation. have been the means of selling at Least one hundred bottles. r "C. IT. Krueger."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

store of Mir F. G. Fowler for a bottle of Dr. Klmer's famous Swamp-Root. which 1 saw advertised in The Advertiser, and about which l had read so many wonderful things The first bottle did me great deal of good. The second con tinued my improvement and the third made a new man of me- I cannot recom- mend this great remedy too highly. It worked wonders on me, and I unquaii- fiedly endorse it to everyone afflicted as was. teF
 You are at liberty to use this letter. or refer anyone to me, and will gladly tell them about my past troubles and what a wonderful remedy Swamp Root is. ''W. W. Gammell. '116 King St."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

p a quickly  ha ss
  % m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

oXld nee has tt-breathe deeply of Ind get last mirthful mo- men, ,el6re big. red armed men slash them across the throat with their long knives. Mir. Fox takes pride in the re- fiection that the idea is distinctively of Chicago and for Chicago.
 Sarah Bernhardt furnished some of the inspira ton for MT. Fox's plan, though he admit .hat he had a more humane system the present one in mind for years H the Divine Sarah ever saw the stocA Is. The great actress wanted the packels to use chloroform. This was a good idea as starter. MT. FOX admits, but it would be expensive ana slow-and there wouldn't be any fun Tn 1t for the happless steer or sheep. So he hit on laughing gas as calculated to give live stock a cheap, quick and jolly send
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
Dfsordared kidney

HfrrtK Q
  mHoM; a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14

Such testimony as the following. com ing from man who has the respect and esteem of all who know him, cannot fail to convince even the most skeptical. Judge Moore writes to The Advertiser as follows:
 ''Centlemen-As a general proposition l am against proprietar medicines, but am constrained to say that the general effect of six bottles of pr. Kilmers Swamp-Root used by me has proven wonderful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
IL RE SENT FREE BY MAIL.
SAMPI IE BOTTLE WILL BE SE

 Ro0nn Ta%TS most M dS%% ssra Dr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
first dazzled by a glare

5, are to poke thelr mug IlI of laughing gas-nltrous 1ce has it-breathe deeply
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
? Attache Was Caught by
 Mercantile Laws.

The fact of engaging in business in country renders a person subject to its mercantile laws. and I can recall a case s1rne wears ago where the creditors of foreign secretary of legation stationed in London. who had run heavily into debt and declined any settlement feeling him saif siiF s safe by reason of his diplomatic tus from legal action on their part
 "a shrewd enough to induce him oigh some third parties to embark in 1e business enterprise. On the apeth of this they at once bounced 1 upon him seized his property and ,sd him to disgorge, his diplomatic i'm nity having ceased from. from the T0T1 moment t .ing in business deprives a foreign nmaf of exemption from the jurisdic- of the civil courts of the country s,bich he is stationed. 1t likewise rem
 bim necessarily amenable to the nnai tribunals of the land and should un S ir business in Guatamela 1t is s,llt to see how he can be held ex-
 t from the action of GuatemalaD
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
South ,lIl>lIist>r \. I.

Sc, G0itor. N}in.r. %ri. /,
rtrrrtrmmrtro ie;--tt = -5ttIlr,, r. ~
,3tiln 'treiben uh,r <lu9 IN, SsUu
tn,o Uit e. bier 's lti@'it;ti.
93iy tumcn an 2,t.n ,iuui 10. llay
Nlo'gns Qliitlib her an uu0 iaa,tl
lI:it &eitGiliaunN; muritu l5cr 3.tih
Der 9liluyer llulln bti,r.ttp. aoCy 0Is
grbcit cinlielitn. 81 t0ltCtI MI: lt0ty
500. 90 ulp nun touuie Is losdthtt.
Sucrii wure, Z. {. trlui, bilHtu tulJr
@ott lYar er WI,ocr wOhllu'. nlNn
lam DIE &tibt an mlh IND ih muhit
I0 bis - Sage ll,iI,Atn, bin abr icgt
uitotr brr9elie,lt.
South M }Ni.tlr bat unleidhr
5000 CsinlpOhntr
9lGerbaao G,eui ttti0rtta iino bier
eert,eicn. 94elfe. SGWlygc, Anillu,
CT, Sllb. Snniant,. 6hinlicu. 9tuNtn.
Nclotl. 3tlrten IND SuCcn.
StOen Nbeno 1T ber Qreoia; an
Der StrnBe, 10 cine yitiigC NCulptrs
iamullnnl.
Nor ,pei M0tcu h1tt,n mir 10 ciu
Brother llirrs init uch ;luti s@0'lcl=
itmtitern II ltticrm Qc'thdus, Ne mi
bicIttn cine 0an}, g@ca' ian0 ltStu
2lbeno cine lttctn0 ab, ttcnlo mar
cine gang alt, StGtttl bier h'thytr,
Gage an preoi1ep. BAR ilh ii, Sttine
oarllbcr ctbasmcn tcnntn. Hautcr
5cmpurn;ltr. (llno pl iolItt man
iClncn 2rlt triclcnll
guh 0ibt 6 bier nj Nornnmrf bic
Sdno 'plelt msscilttuCt.
C,onn0 lit birl wir,tib bcNtr ais
III irQcno ,ine S-iaet in Der lib noh
gCme'sn btn. e3 IT luA nitt ;um
Otrwlmoem ocnn bier miro nit ogn
Nerbreher tuy;1n Nrpirb 9tmaal.
9lm 4ten Sui mar bier Elm Qunit.
Us mdrcn ubey 1000 lien'hu aaue.
lcno. glm 9tltmittl0c llb g Stfit.
ell SAWlrtr, bate ell ileluls Ma0.
den 9eltll9eu. tlum wdr Die Shat
lc'tbrl ais 9lIlca uber itu btlittyue
uno er fiebcn muBtt, tlum nun0trt
>brite lott 70 muroc audi itpn AMI
lln Qeltollen. nah Dem oritttn Shnr
rllroe er qe'dn9tn. SetCr Der Oyi
ShuBcn bate ibu lctrOnu, lbrr ,llht
tootIlt, lQ odhic ltpn 0uG i. ila
ylDnttn" lp.lroen.
yie cjcseno bier it iebr iyudt5ay.
Morn uNo %aumuolt illo oU Nluvt,
prlouttt.
(tutihc ltbt es bier ntt utt.t.
&noi0ntr lno b CT uob III ithca In
ibtrn orig,utttn eollImeu. }JIy ijn0
'Itlne dber ,rlitjle @c'idlttn.
~ plt. lur oltamlI.
gt. u. J.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

- 9Im 3ten llu1uit Sorntaa glat-
mttua nlro 6 iniittn Den bieil0en
mo otn Sinner NGII Clubs ium Splcl,
,ommcn. Ter Stnn Club bat ioreit
mebrerc 2lnoert i'm 6ountp uerhaubcn,
dbtr mitr Club bclitbi 0us Spislerlr
bic iton in grnBcrtn Stdoifn 0eipielt
babcn. 80 Der pbige 6lub oul
Spnntaa uniers bltiiee ." aud
pcrbamnatihen miro. baben oicielttn
nod auSjuisbter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
Gbifoience Gjeijbtsiliic.

&Iltbtao:, .Emples. ittmicr-
j9t etItt}r tribe Ndutilrbt bel Hra..
en- bt'oaosr9 bel Nlaoten getuiiitn III.
ters berlhfno DE Stobnbeu ,litOrcn
umo oiel,btSilllt lie ionit oncbuo
uno cotI tciutn purOtn. abi,oieno
mdhea, ;tt8tn llncronlm9 Der Stber
III. 3ulpciIcr cine Gols ecrbinc miro
Die slnQtNcloe reiniacR. Die Sebtr re-
aulutn mo tlurc q :iuu0e ejtildt@iu1c
lcrporbyina,n -, bel i. J. :. Sesllc
2oelbt0lua Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
pirnir. : pir mir.

Us ilbrliIe Pitn;t unlcrcr Nt'
meaos wiro ultiicn a}pnat an -,
9tlluit obGebnltcl mttotp. NiyoB,
0orbcreit'nlcn ptroen QstrOlltu un
oas Nclt triolgrtit 81 MAIDEN uno otr
tbeilnCbmcnosn Gohs mp4ltit bic belt,
&eolcnun9 }utOmmen III llN.n. 3lIl,
liHo lr:,Molidit clnaclcocu.
"a. Gommlt.cc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

GUNNER complaint IT Die, 3aty-
t9'tli ungtlpobniih 5trihnO untey
Rjuotyn. Tin arg cutuidl,a VA.
IN ots Sdrtibtrs Slmilit mlyot l.Bg
9@ont ourb iitlatu Ojcbr0a1 pc.
EhlTt,yIains 6clt Gaolcrl uno Il
arbos llii,t.,-clut Der beltc1 tabri.g.
Ni,tntneoiiililn ne tc elmer TN NlH=
e oCs Strctbtrs al Nauo 1T 4ss.i.t
G't'ts 1t ntt ais Elm .@'ur arlrs
'sr oit 6ompdlnic ,ut.ut ujrt N gn-
'sytu Spnlitu 9lr;cj1tn. h..tta.
lbtr iUm AuBtn oCr t.tnln yeioaosa
DC pltl,Cit, nitt ltjclt ciucn }lut yy
Stele hnbtu. Seine flm,i, 'caC.
btlcu0ers I'm CONNER nitt chue err,
S!aits oi,i;r gtr;u,l itn->,us.a,
,'owa0, Aeurnli. Gum %tylls' bst
Z ). FtChiei Il. 81.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
N.ttlt Nns gtbln t,uer It....

Zen Nlu,a pcr.orta make it Il
an 1twCitn iur WAN SoUi2 yy,U
uru Io'hInsr Ntl'. Scit Slt ,n Iit.
Il, uuilQljtts tltuo ogyb Slnl.g..i
Den uuo hartudtilcu Nuitu ,o'.tI9,
'brtlbi liz. .tuuntt it llum ltpWta
uno iprttti. glle 9itri.C uao Ay:,ti-
tn ithI;Cu tis =. Sings 9itw Eiatoo
crn iur 9lusiihrilus 9ebrdrhic re -
MD uuliitaHoN NittC. Gltit Agiat.
btnothigcl Gle al odittu. GrtlliGas-
I'll lnals uno 2uuQtucuIeiosuO;. Sit
Gltduidt uitE l1.iiuHg satduiia Ia
i. Siltemeper. IND Shsll II. Soa:
Il. Sbonids. Nc. Qreis 50t 81 TT
VrObe Gldits irei.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
Gia SIcidlcr 6iidliGla

-.., --., -t,..r
Y-l- ---7l=.-F 5,1 - -
~ N,.,r.q ,r g. ~, -,
.,,.r 5g, ~, r, itiw .
mi, ,o,rr>,, n.r,r, ~, ,.....,
s, ,r,a.r,t n. 49,;
,n,r Nlrt, ,...r ia N.
.tn y,,is Nh, .,,..-,,,.
r,;..itci.Ct1rl ,.,,,~. n
i-,.,l,1 5r,, a.,,f.. .s...,
,..,,,,..,.,.-.,,, -
ardr,,pct am, = r.s,r,, ,~ -.
hl. Ip {alrfs II IN n. ~.
m1tt,u i1rn 9,n ,
In Crourr3 mn ~ ,,,, ,..,
ana pu ,,iih(n ), NY u,,.r
caoo u15 ,u, nr,,,I, III, -....,.
}U,, r1rs, ..s.9 I-n NM, +.
1,rgro,n ,sr,..5 -. o.. -
Un',rr ll},r,s~ i>,f1n S,r,'>.. MI.
i,r &ch.n,.,n,Sr., ms E,.t 'r
Nbii,r mr., ,,i4,r,, wH 80, h.
rel, nrr lprrn IN oIn S,i4, ~
1,b-r II, Ir,5,,,a srEn'', -.
inn,ii,r >lrsr nn,n,,,, III, ~,, n..
rlunnr i, W.ss,.ibe;, 81, ,aant.a
gl,attg ~ h,strbrr1,r Si,rs,rr ~.r
,ftuer. nin,f,or w., -
,ey,Yr,. It,r,,r n,
Nli,,,..., ,,,,,> -,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

@,an ism1no cg- tllas. uuo i,s,.
irel-o ,,-s ease c,tc {sI..r i;l t5tn.
is CIT cls @gt.,ls araua Sojtg. 70.
6. i'm 1r,i;il 3lag; tol gunot,blr'
. rti.un3tr ttUt.'in s1r flg Slmoss
ltieen. SrlrsUunosa. ec-UGye.
rl5uirau3tl. St,it;i g.vtyuhunlin
Lei lAag'I HHo naals 4a-It .Llt
=: bs'i, uno tililiis 7. 2SC tsi {.
ci..,us1sr uno StgA =. Sons Si.
Sssaa: R..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

Sltdltm0tn imo oft I'M Scnml
itlinmcr lls I'M g9latcr. g"iu man
p;b abllhltn, 1T EN- 3u'ab tlum iu
psrmslotn. Cnt Mi.nute G0u4b Gurt
lsilt about iittr. @i,t yoipyt. Sitt-
ere Neilun9 iIlr Nuiitn, 9rilltrmscn,
eroup. NOIs uno Slnacnl:locn. e.
). SetttI Il. 70.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

gerloren! 3pa Shicn Gin
,io1y alt. Ter tin; it beareth. Der
0Hocre ouutl,otbtr Slybt. Ger Sell.
rolbe 1t cimls peis am Ropie. 9lus.
tlmit wiro liberal belObnt. Sos. Sbeus
len, y0pit 6rett, Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
: oerr Weo. Shspccr., hat nb

ocrr Weo. Shsp9er@. bat IT'D in
Der 9(ahe pm g@drospiit cine Sdrnl
non orn, ncrmGp &aiers iiir ocn
Pyeis nor $1,000. tlufIib trmortn
2lm 2itNliul ptrlleG cr uns nm nit
ben @srh,tCrbci:sl u bslinnen. eiep.
nj noh sl1 gdbGlOr" uno 'Uir babeu
oJbbaI5 aIlerblno Nelmutbuugcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

Sdntiost oitic9 lus IN trinQt cs III
:. J. 6ctttl Il. 80 uno crlalttt "a.
,.,r cine Sblhttl 6blm tellalns MA.
gen mo S'btl (atltitn. 3ie bsne
9lr'rei. :le corycaitrtr llucrcn,0
ots Ylagens Qrcls 2it.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

= 6ynu s.. Fortb ben 9eailineton
4. 6. mClft ldugtrt ,3eii tier tct
@trwanotsu aui &eiuh mar, ttbvtt
am NOni09 wico;t mt ibrr Neiml,b
julut,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
VI uiit. Nllniit

SlNct cub 9ls 6tlfQcubtit uiat tut.
N,h,n. 94uultt iuy ttut y CNt. a1T
XII Nlno b,ic.it bel Gem 9a.g9
lome A5enten. J ~. G.!ty., 1se!s
come Mo. Gr ptrllu't Nilao: goa
sl15 lgiwdtts. 3ultito,uAut wlo
oti aGun 3Giiyumtnttn 0dyaa:,y..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

2ir9ciit, mtt ool ser an 2r.rs
t0A itdtt'inoCuOc .&a'.=g'a.l GaW,.
II Yti ct. 3bcma@ itc,b ~ 7i;r-
itng Die f,nli tt5 A>crrn A,tr'9 t@cA'
tning act. @triiua in gItf, ~ b
S0hrrn. DE &eri!rr.cue hint.rilfi
netit ihrcm Ga.ttn } l.llr. amoc.
= Nc,r Gerhayn Gtrr.mtur uon
St. Stomcs hoit, ltittru 1itym iti=
rcr O'cburt+= Sllot SIT tluu. 7d3
Goltsbldtt" olntt ill, b,litNs iuy
'cine siuipGytuns.
- Ncrr y. 8. gSil0c ,cirg l1B,c
g@ehe ndt !liartlusburg nm nh lit
eieleno nniuishcu. tsr ,;A;tt am
SNmliu9 miCotr jmiit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

= Ntt mir nit Srsuoeu Dtrnc6mcn
5e'noei 'A Ole ojtmlhlIn 0es Ntryn
3oha Souucn, Die lid in ct. Souis
c,ner se'dbylih,u Cgtiatiou III I'M.
Ryil,bta blt,t, rit0cy aUi DIR &cNey.
ana, al0 piyo IN WtniAen laaca
ui,Q;y ;gr,lf ic5y,H.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

= 1ts;. 9@,t. useee ot o.r,.a
,-1ta S.r,g.. T7o-.. tes,,f.aJi.a .r1
r-l.. Suotc~ Cc1 Z. Z-tms-. 81.
csr .i.i',.l lNUt...
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
kos30. 3~ v39sia Cure
E,r,a a. ra,s e.sI

. 0tyy 6ecs. Saomattr b,esb
80 1r, .GoN.o, NAT &itioau;t.n. I'M
cort 'llGl %yue.r Ut.t.r itci i,i,
.Gn4egsg Sci, .yau. ~ SD stigata.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
Ri.nit, Qi.aitl

&m 0,tiw, >.nl3te 2,H2gr wya
y.yr a}1'iH G1t5,yt L, i.iae .Wror
nal. (:cs. siG gr5i .Ssr-ctu."
uro V.ni; rtta.t.a t-r'rr unsu
a..sy grt wtro.u 1ui 9sc 4.0fg itn.
@g. I.Go iy.uuo.l.g jiase.uo.H.
Sytl, ll,t.y'ityt srf osr S.s.t.crr
SeYgr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
Ols 6rdb S>r ,llntitr.

Sic taSen ols alma gum g@alo, e.
limit
Gum ount,.a Na!o.
SoH't %hm,n titadta ilM S.,h
;e'tat0n0
2,a otr Gttgcahllo.
9,itt glumcn hlt IS gum &gdnic
Attiut.
Bum 0rgt}c.s'rans-
9tu Der @iutltr Drd5 bates itl 9tluClni
I'M 4tenae+aian'.
.9@cr tjlt 10 iplt ium &i,hbOi bcIlb2"
So iidul s milo. =
S&Cr tnlct perIdntn dui mt,urm Grab
gm GrCuTsbiIO'" 7"
lcin Nin0 III t8. 9iattG. mcin.
7tiu ciu'iQ' omo;
Ila bgttt uno uelnet an 6jrlbe o,In
Sm NbtnomH0.'
.,4er iDmIitt 'nrtln nit lisbtr @ano
Qielu Sndcntaar!
tScr leg, mir al mem Sonntl9s8e=
uluo.
20 l.mmtltlnr!,
.9@r tijiirt mir inter iubm 930rt
Syr 9Nlrltn ',fr. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
4 nehrnnlAe eirc e4nh.H nm

3 QebyaUtc cine et0t,.. pcN
6-1mtty.aiG- lli-4.a ma >tJ-y- 3a-
,ltta. a: bette ,g I'M aewW NNl.y
atbylutit. ilst Z. q. &osmi.l
Fg'focnsritt,r Samis nit. 7,Cit
iat.t,eu cotiQir'u rtat Wy ,poycs
auaa o,s Ga5,rs. re ,su.,s;u ut
~stsy MD l'Hg3atl19. SM0 .'art
III gsln,n gno .stttH :a3trr.w =,
gsr 5tatttl. t.j Is. i. nd. z. 6.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

Sic GitWcinoc uon q. }hoN1s
uiyo lar oic:NAyine. l'imt cblaten
III !iIt,p0h Scytcmbcr ben 10. %ae
mo 'yt,nollel't ciuatlaatn.
NtulN6:ro,
!itp. Is. NiUtlY.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

- SGr IS. ~. 6oItyop uuo De-
mlh.iu frou 2Iur. gHeyrer uuo Ntr
giu,5u Ectlcl m0t,,u am IiUltGQ
c'ns %Crsuupurisy.,it nab ty.ceuG.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31

~ Tit iunl,n Ntyrcn }Ne &rOc
uno g. 7. ErpIc2 io'gis Die Syaultin
Ola Hn0 Mariba Stblit'. BERNSTEIN
am Somiias oas Ei,elt' III fy,cbur1.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
Siid)ri Sri !!
Gndbcn! WdOden!

IL mir Rao usnen SUler gum gttral, 81 huht b,
mi, sIrrbr graft: cscrctr Sahsr ugednot:
Aesors Fables GrnmS Fairy Tales, Famous Men, P5rims
Progress Fifteen Desye Battles. Childs History of Eng
land or ThaddeuS of Warsaw
Qtiuu @G4s' nutn in 9o.sbls chin gusnitu gtnc-
wer0:.
81 Stnsieti o,i, anyiss aus uno ,stnt suycn Ram.l
al
MANCHESTERS BOOK STORE.
70 MADISON Street JEFFERSON CITY MO
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31
lie an ocu sidse E.uii, I

lie an BEN sidse F.uV, ,au,
'troGl lorJp'tr b,iorosytc: uncybo b
irci S32,t,l U5,c l2,00g SGts g&ei-
icn.
= Ntyr NIbeyt SA,iti rao otrtn
lotter 6rl. Si..N. lidtiCtta nm Cams
taA III 0tr S'GQc &tr0 tintn 9tiuh
ab. frI. ylD Wiyo Der ooyii1tu Stul,
ais Stbrtrn poylltltg.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-07-31


y.
'...-
.'A'ta
III i'.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-02
CHEAP CHINESE LABOR
Scheme on Foot to Admit the
Coolies for a Certain Period
in the Philippines.

Washington, Sept, lit is the opinion
at the war department that Governor
Tafts remarks at the board of trade
banquet in Manila yesterday respect
ing the employment of labor on plan-A-
lions will form the basis OF sugg IS
ton 10 congress at the next session.
that the act extending the Chinese ex-
cIusion laws TO the Philippines be
amended. II is contemplated TO remove
the irOnclad restriction which now eX-
lists. and clothe the Philippine commits
sion with power TO regulate the en-
trance of Chinese labor. The commit
tee itself already has given some at
tention TO this subject, and il is be-
lieved that Professor jerks investiga-
lions into the labor problem in the
Straits settlements and elsewhere in
the Orient meet with its approval.
The proposed regulations, IL Is said,
will look 20 a wisely regulated system
OF admissions OF Chinese as planLa ton
laborers under sufficient bonds in each
case. under proper systems of identi-
ffcatiOns. and a condition that they
shall leave the Philippines after a GER
tain period of time. Such regulations
as exist in Hawaii for the proper care
of the coolies would be incorporated.
Governor Taft's representations on this
subject yesterday were in answer 20
pressing demands from the American
chamber of commerce and employers of
labor in the Philippines for relief from
the present conditions, which, IL is al
legged. prevent the development Of the
country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-02
WILL NOT STRIKE.
Trainmen on the Local Lines Say
They Are Contenteo.

For several weeks runners of a gen.
eral strike. to be inaugurated on all
the western systems by the Order of
Railroad Trainmen, have been pub
lished in the eastern papers. The re-
ports have been regularly denied. but
the Omaha Bee. in recent issue. pub
fishes a story TO the effect that such
a strike is contemplated.
Exactly what lines will be affected
has not been made clear. but it is
understood that all the transcOntinen-
tai systems are involved. II is hardly
probable that the employees of the To-
cal roads will be enticed into a strike.
A Rio Grande trainman said yester-
day:
1--WE don't want strike. The men
on the road are cOntented and the ut
most harmony prevails between the
men and the company. l think | can
say the same for the men on the Short
Line. They are all getting satisfactory
nav and the less We have 10 do with
strikes the better / think We are OF.
While there is no settlement of the
strike in the mechanical department
of the Union Pacific, / have heard Of
no discomfort among the men on the
road"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-02
Railroad Notes.

The walks and platforms around the
Rio Grande are being replanked.
Z. H. Bisbee. commercial agent of the
Burlington at Kansas City, was IN
town yesterday.
H. C. Thompson and wife Of Okla
homa were in the city yesterday. on
their way to the north.
No. on the Rio Grande had to put
on an extra sleeper al this point yes
terday afternoon. The day coaches
were crowded.
The Druggists National association
will hold its annual convention AT Mon
terey, Cal, Oct. I'll. II is expected
that a large number of the delegates
viii stop over here on the return trip.
The Oregon Short Line advertises cut
rates between this city and Chicago or
ST. Louis. The rate to Chicago is
$3.50. irst-class, and SSS second-class.
To St. Louis the rate is S33 and $1,000.
Commencing today. the early morn
ing train for Lagoon. Pennington and
intermediate points will leave at $50,
instead of o'clock. During the re
mainder of this week. while the ma
tional guard encampment is on, trains
will run from his city at $50 and a.
m, and at $3.50, $3.50 and 1880 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-02
ANSWERS IN MERGER CASE.
General Denial Entered by All the
Defendants.

ST. Paul Sept. THE answer Of the
Northern Securities company and Pres
ident j. J. Hill in the suit in the Unit
ed States court to prevent the CONSOLE
dation OF the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railways was filed in
this city this afternoon. IL is a gen
eral denial Of the complaint,
This is the suit brought by Attorney
General W. 3. Douglass in the name
OF the state OF Minnesota. The prin-
cipal answers are those of the North
ern Securities company and of Presi-
dent J. j. Hill but answers were also
filed by attorneys for the Northern
Pacific and the Great Northern Rail
way companies. these latter differing
very little from the main answers,
which follow the general lines of the
answer in the suit brought by the
federal government although differing
on some important points.