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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06
Christmas for myself"

Christmas for myself"
Back in Biddles town fifty parents
of fifty children were buyins fifty
Christmases on Strong Arm Smith S
$50 which he had distributed at the
church. The whole police force were
watching out, without result, for
Strong Arm Smith. The local depart
ment store was crowded. Everybody
was buying anything and everything.
Everybody but George Washington
Biddle. He could not buy because he
had no money. He was forced to
reconcile himself to the situation.
Hang it ALL" he exclaimed pro-
fanely. there 1 was going to propose
to Peggy and buy her a ring-just on
the strength of that $500. Now it
means just wait, and wait, and wait "
But if George Washington Biddle
had been astounded when he had won
out on the decline of Consolidated, he
was still more so when the local ex-
press wagon drove up to the Biddle
house on Christmas morning and I'M
loaded everything it had.
Must be some mistake" said Bid
ole to the expressman. The express
man snorted.
"Ain't no mistake" he answered.
mot if your name is George WASH
ington Bddle, and this here is 10
Sylvan Place" Biddle inspected the
packages. They were all plainly
marked.
Dear me-" he exclaimed, "I can't
understand it. They-they must be-
long here"
Just at that moment the postrnan
swung along and handed him a letter
and a small square box.
Were the Biddle family surprised ?
They We're. Surprised from the tops
of their heads to the soles of their
shoes. For George hustled about and
knocked the covers off everything and
opened them up. And there they were
Come now" he exclaimed after
awhile. get over it. for you and 1
and-and Peggy Wallace-are all going
to have day in New York"
"George" gasped his mother, chow
did you-ever-do-it?"
George waved his hand. TITS all
due" he said truthfully, ito the gen.
crosby of a gentleman named Smith. 3"
He rubbed a bump on the back of his
head as he said it.
That was as near as the family ever
got to the secret of George Washing
ton Biddle. That afternoon at the
theater George whispered into the ear
of Miss Peggy Wallace. and, receiv-
ing some kind of an answer he slipped
a fine solitaire upon her finger. So it
was satisfactory all around.
Beyond that George Washington
Biddle was $500 ahead of the game. For
in that letter the postman brought he
found that sum: and little note be-
side. The note read as follows:
Dear Sir.-I note from some CORE
spondence in your wallet, that you took
a little flyer on the street. / want to
say that that's the way 1 started, and
that il you really want to lose your
money. it's pleasanter and safer to be
knocked I'm the head as you were the
other night. Don't do IL any more.
The enclosed five is mine and it's my
Christmas present TO you. Merry
Christmas TO all and to all good
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

ment receipts"
mot at ALL" said the idiot. "In the
first place what's the use of worry
ing over an embarrassment that's
twelve months off? Never put on an
embarrassment to-day that you can
stave off for a year, is a mighty good
proverb. In the second, with a man
like Uncle George in reserve, an en-
barrassment of that sort is likely to
prove a blessing. If he's the man
take him to be, when he gets his in
stalment receipt at Christmas, 1904,
he'll pay up an extra hundred just
for the sport of it,"
Unfortunately for most Of u.s."
sighed the Bibliomaniac. Uncle
Georges are as scarce as huckleber-
ries in January. The only Uncle
George 1 have is by marriage and he's
a regular old skin-fiint. He thinks on
ly Of his own stomach"
Then you should send your Aunt,
The Cosmopolitan Cyclopedia of
Cookery" said the Idiot. 1T only
requires a cash outlay Of one dollar
and the recipes in it are so good that
the dishes are irresistible. I'll guar
antee that the old gentleman will eat
himself to death in six months"
What good will that do me?" de-
manded the Bibliomaniac.
Il don't know" said the idiot.
Maybe your aunt will give you
commission on his life insurance"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06
Fourth of July Tetanus.
From Harper's Weekly.

The Journal of the American Medi-
cal Association has just been investi-
eating the disease known as Fourth
of July tetanus," which newspaper
readers recognize as toy pistol lock-
law. 1t records Ais cases this year, Of
which 80 per cent were caused by toy
pistols and most of the rest by cannon
crackers. The pistols that do the mis-
chief are those that explode blank
cartridges Nearly all of the victims
were children, and in spite of anti
toxin and all the new lockjaw cures
SO per cent. of them died. The Jour-
nal attempted to discover whether
there we're tetanus microbes in the cart
tridges, and in some of them it found
many, and in others none. 1t does
not signify, however, whether there
are microbes in the cartridges or not
The fact that the use Of the toy pistol
is fatal to 400 American children a
year seems quite enough to support
a demand for the Internal toys sup
preston. The Journal suggests form
ing an association to secure general
legislation, and also that municipali-
ties take measures to stop the sale of
blank cartridges and the apparatus for
exploding them. 1t has done a public
service in providing reliable statistics
on which legislation can be based.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

night. Yours. S. A. s."
He needn't know how or where 1
got the extra FIVE" said Mr.. Smith,
to himself. Smith knew, however. For
on the night of Dec. "a he had cracked
a provincial bank and relieved it of
about 1000 in bills. Five hundred OF
this had gone to Mr.. George Washing
ton Biddle. to whom it never occurred
that it was stolen money. The balance
lasted Mr.. Smith until the second day
of January.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

Recruiting for the Guards Regiment
in the British army has become so un-
satisfactory that there is talk of dis
banding one or two battalions. Disci-
pline is so very strict in such crack
corps as the Scots Greys and the Cold
stream Guards that men are not so
willing to join as formerly. Then, again,
recent disclosures as to "raeging' or
hazing as It would be called in this
country, have opened the eyes of pros
pective recruits and accordingly thev
tight shy Of the Guardss
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

Near the town of Baku, in the
Caucasus. a great naphtha fire has
been raging for two months. From
five great "gushers" of the natural oil
and five of the reservoirs in which it
is stored enormous columns of flames
have been towering day and night to
a hight at which they are visible for
twenty or thirty miles around and the
entire region is described as being
wrapped in a pail of smoke often suf-
flciently dense to conceal the light Of
the sun. There is nothing to do but
to wait till the CONGREGATIONS burn
themselves out, which. in the case OF
the "gushers,' may take many
months. Labor troubles have been
acute in the Baku oil fields of late
and lit is believed that this enormous
destruction is due to the act Of an in
cendiary.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

When Emma Booth married Fred
erick st. George Latour in Calcutta,
she adopted the clothes and the manner
of life of the native women, and bare
footed, dipping her unaccustomed fin
gers in the curry DISH" she begged her
way through the streets. Latour then
a worker in the Salvation Army had
adopted the same plan. And when they
were married, ii was in the way of re-
ligious teachers, he appearing as a
barefooted, turbaned, calico-robed
mendicant with his begging bowl.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-06

James Hargis, leader of the Hargis
faction in the Hargis-Cockrell feud in
kentucky, and uncle and defender Of
Curtis Jett. the convicted assassin Of
James B. Macum and James Cockrell.
was last week the guest OF honor at a
'possunt supper given by George Wash
ington Muir, chief OF the Lexington
fire department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
A Sacrifice Sale

Wllle treading the paper)-Pa. what's "a
sacrifice Sale anyway
fa-A. tlcritlce sale. my son is where
your mother sacrifices her comfort. her
manners and sometimes her clothes in or-
oer 20 acquire some alleged bargain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
@ 6 !. i DENVER M f 75lPRIOG2Ag.l-.E
Nl'' 40 30 IEsTrnN
10 GRANDE WE5L+7gS5EN
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
Ia effect Nov. I. 1902.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.


NO. 6-FOr Grand Junction. Den
yer and points east ............-. $50 am.
no. For Provo. Grand June
ton and an points east $50. s:I5 pm.
NO. For Provo. Grand June
ton and an points east. -. $50 pm
NO. ly-tOr Bingham, Lehl. Pro-
Vo, Mt. Pleasant, Manu Marys-
vale and intermediate points. 500 "a. m.
No. S-For Eureka, PaysOu He
Der. Provo and intermediate
points 900. 800. go ......,.. 500 pm.
No. u-FOr Ogden and an inter-
mediate points ..-.-.-...-...-..-.- $40 q. m
NO. 5-For Ogden and the west. 80 am.
no. 5-For Ogden and the west. -l.0J pm
No. For Ogden and the West.-l2.50 pm.
No l02-FOr Park City.--.-.-.---. S.l5 an
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No 12-From Ogden and all in
teTmedlaLe points .-.--.........-. 800 q. m
No. 5-From Provo, Grand june
ton and the east -..-............. $3.50 am.
No. From Provo, Grand June
ton and the east .........-.......lZ.3 5 pm.
No. 5-FrOm Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east -----.----..--.-. 1880 .. m.
No. 9-FrOm Provo. Bingham.
Eureka, Marysvale, Manu and
intermediate points ...-......... goo pm.
No 6-Fr0m ogden and the west $50 am.
No. g-EE0m Ogden and the west 1903 pm.
No. 4-FrOm Ogden and the west s.lu pm.
No. From Eureka. Pays0n,
Heber, Provo and intermediate
points -..... ...-.. .-...- ...... ..l0.uJ am,
No l0l-From Park City-.-------- 5.l5 p m
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago Without Change.
Ticket Office 1l3 West Second South.
PostOffice Corner Phone 2Q5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Feb. /, 1903
G354l
Gi1
ARRIVE

From Ogden, Portland. Butte
san Francisco and Omaha. s..
from Ogden and intermediate
points .....-....-....... 9.
rom Galleries, Milford. Nephl
Provo and intermediate points @.
ogden. Cache Valley. Chicago.
81 Louis, Omaha, Denver and
intermediate points .............l2.
FROM Ogden Chicago St. Louis
kansas city Omaha. Denver
ana san Francisco --.-...-.-...- a.
~tr0m Garfield Beach. IO5cle
and Terminus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.
From Tiutic. Mercur. Nephi,
Provo and Manti ................ 3.
From OsQeu. Cache Valley,
Butte, Portland San Franz
cisco 90 ........... s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
nEPART

For ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City and St.
LUIS -a...-...--. -......a .s-as4.. d 7
For Iintic. Mercur Provo.
Nephi and Manu ................. o..
'For Garfield Beach, TOOele and
terminus .- --.-.------.-.---. -.--.-- 81
Tor ogden. Butte. Helena, Port
land. san Francisco and inter-
mediate points ..-.-.-....-..r... 81
For ogden, Omaha. Chicago.
Denver. Kansas City. ST. Louis
and San Francisco .........-...l2..
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Dem
yer, Kansas City Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago -.--.--.-..---. B..
For Provo. Nephi Milford CALI
eutes and intermediate points 61
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Butte.
Helena, Portland San Fran
cisco and intermediate U0inJs.-lZ.
u. NJ. SCHUMACHI
Act Traffic
ID. u. hurley,
o.. l.. g.
ID. S. SPENCER,
A. O.. p a.
City ticket office. 20l Main street.
phone, 30.
'Daily except Sundays.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19
KoelbtoplI,

9ebten Sonntal absno brannte Die
Sdulne uno surntripps bss Serrn
isrunt 9ubbsrt biz aui ben 8runo nle-
Der. e. III bstaunt oaB Genannter
Strr nit elmer Qatsrne bein StrOh'
hanicn Qelusisn I'M "Sernl!alts" gum
einhci,en iilr ndhitsn MOr9sn 81 bplell
uno siuas unpOriitiia geuslen 1T,
gm Wittmon ben IL b. VI. mur'
ben Serr Wariin Yaumbosr ulb 6rl.
ftoiblrina ShwarS pom pohw. o.
'Q,ntrsmann ebtIih Uerbunoer. Nl3
StOui,tu9en iursirtcn 6C,r 6'an'
SdwaH uno nrl. Clara Saumboer
Die Notvli wrroe im pnu't oe'
Ndutt1ams qslcttyt. Nuh ieIerie os'
VI 3ati0an, an itIbsn }a0e ielnen Nl
mtasta1. TDd @lnt gum Ynnos.
gm frcitOQ NitiG9 tlmen nIe c'lltI
Sbnctllcttu 'uy OIclt @aton gun
NorI1eIn.
Sle 6limn 0rous mo WaNmanl
iiu6 nit ihycr Sa8cnlnaIe in 1Rc'1 an
HluAnli ibmlotn. bor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19
Sic &crnansit itrluuJ

III CHM wurce am Gituiil3 tros ocs
uuirtNnolHsN l4tiiGrs gut btlutt.
Htert,eutlut q. u. Sptty tei: elnt
iur 0itic Wele9ulteit pliilnos g,niqr0.
dt lucyaui Staata Senator y. VI.
3.utIu, SeJm y. 5. @ltsrs Suqt.
Der Observation-Disclosures porr:l'
tt mel tsl cbcuilas tiuig; 0orte an
Die &erilmrtlicn llttste. 6olaeno;H
wWosn %rtiNe Saeyianni:
sir wtbea 1crn
| Vytis $1,000 o.. y. Qpinttr
> Qy,is $500 8sup eydmcr
) Qrcis $500 5ns S8Ils.
6ilr QcIbt3 Soru
| Vrcis $1,000 Npan Qio
> Yteis $500 Nult &onnOt
3 prti$ $500 81. So,tI.
6ur a,mlitts Rom
I Qrcis $500 3obn SollIwap
2Vy,ls $3.50 9Am. Yluu
J sr>ls $500 @m. @liIlr.
6uy bic ,shn lnnshen Atbr,n 500
g'Grtin &egd.
dir bic ,,0n sr0stn gsbrM s2.Q(
9uls &Guust.
Gina 81 4usp,Quuam Uarotn &C
matt. gub,r pu aum wurhtn an
o;r, SormpIOoidt. aaiattslt. nj
9uapsiyn Dafsr(sin palm pen 4 6uI
lans) eubtartpfieI, "ppptcrn" 3aba
II. I. w.
Vrtisrihisr wartu; ". J. Snrn,
o. i. 9a,tnim unh 3ufus @risht
Ias mnhf Yulsasn,iunsnos Rptl
iam aus ben Titpuuna.n oes 8aAc
naSs 6IuIes.
ane Vrceult, p.resu auf Der 81
qouis Ntl,susasaaua IN 1901 absr
maIs agssshsQ' psrosn,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19

ani b4i mir 9anama bobtn mlbt,n
I'm Ota 2aual buia Die bort aeles,Re
2anosu9e anlsasn 81 trnnsn, 9eraos 10
pie lie ben erpb,run9s,ries aul ben
pbilipintu oamit bs9ranosn. mir miiB.
ieh ltnts Volt untstlotsn. tint ell nsh'
Is ahiay9ebiet ilr uniers g9aarsn su
fatrn. Tisie g4aarsn habsn ltIetr 10
Weit i'll arob,m WlBs aus SdgGsn
pehanoen, bic mir biniberlenoen 'un
Die seihtr uniersr SpIoat.n jurlldiu.
bIiKlsn, .,uel9e osm eruannona WiO'
ioar ssOpisrt wuroeh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19
@drSsrils NO. =
n Req NH a. iSS.

N NJ" @H -. l''o'
"s9trtbe* @eI.sbIa,t"
fysiils ott i3,t Xoptrat, Elv liz
oi, G',m,iGet paa @l,ospll. ,lu nab.
rtt 6ruotutls. Iu o,tism 3las isl'
ty,,n mir u5m.it sls Saiyausisa S,r
8tmtiub,. 2ds s't ots ol. Siani;.
laua. lin KaR l,s, aRryl,us mar
i.trlihss 9,pit,H snt. ,tli5VisTt 5eE
6ohm. Ndtu eRt,uf,lr uer ct
9oui; Ss5u $at,r Stmiot. usy
5ass, lsuairts aIs TIateu. uuo cater
C5tanS.r, pen 9ooi, Gr,,l. aIs Sub.
oia,an. Ser Gbm. uuity sejtups os;
alatreiu ssIiebtsr Slt,t erettsrs.
wrs,rrIiak Die 5si,r. &it Gs
petamts tpuret sist Ssliials. ess o..
sianislius. aa,u aaw,ituota. @su.
siatn' CUR Nusruus earstuiti.
Iarrath par Stssu nit @m esAuar,
ciaasu eixis. fu bty,IiA ssess.
iaus, '9rpIts tso,t.' bsihas bic sr'
babtat ,Ssisr. y
Sm Naaai,iss gns absuo. ets'
lslbm 3aats. iano cirt SeTataanS
pca ssrsslihtu SilNru r't.
Die gtmeiues .IitslKott sttstilie,eg
fA iaSluih IN oitir SsrtsauEs b..
1tr 8tiusrtras seSdet. wm Sefeu
or ssaii,u caaist paa Il. S,gIs ptr.
ptnsst miro.
pstr On. Ssmmtr. osr ot@ ugslsf
srtt no ben srsbsn Sebu aA llntsg
Sus. ,u i,alttn' il aai etm &tss
Der &Neruna,
Tas Reus @ebnbaus cts okrrn on,
Saspprs in 9aals &ot. s,ht itlnsr
SassnSuns tntssasu. Sis SsbrnesI
On. yns 9euts Soes esrri3istfu oit
Snr.insr arbsitsu. shsurals II eds
sasbnhaas ots Germ SSu SsltRaR
nahssu poaenost.
aR Samaas uno 50nntas befans
nd 0srr %. Saspesrs bti isinsn'
Sruser 8<ora edbisr au' Seiua.
Sen bier sssab ,r no aaa @thpha'
lia ban Crts ,ro sipasus isipe @itsl
hslo. 9. J. =.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19
,. stpioate Gh.manll.

9 Soft ipis nil bat perenY
Vie tal id't ianeen dny
Gpu sBglp mott Ia be!ebren,
Sab Iaup q eer nau ,vdH pan.
9 mpns iidles }rusae,
STAT hnbbe bel mid Is,lDl
Nt last mp ieins Russe,
ut bdIt mid flr'tu edIeii.
Vt irett lid Nmtt an edintea
Tor mid iau adie inn,
Dioi siwpt lit Bater orlItteia
Vt ilppst SrHnnenpn.
sRsnn id mol mill to &eire gpb'u
Cdnn is be Tiuwel lans,
Saun rcppet III tom 5eufter riut:
Gu Ndbenpinn, Oia G0us'
Ici Sersl If en- edIlenihwat,
IS 'iul vi ibnieseIistt;
sci bolt ie mir ben bdIlen Tag,
81 BAT be itppt IN lrettr
~C 6ruNO, uiu bOr up mpnen Moth,
Gang rp put idwarte Ysdl',
snrue Npnsn NPDi ben @hide! pi'II'
.Gei Nptb, BET IS nib iChIaht."
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19

--Nau Eyialps MD, unisre plait.
btuiiht er,abluus bstittslt -Wsasr
glartlini" an auOtpr SisIlt ~ lsicn.
0anasm maa pas 2,in Ms mauittt'
lanpliasu pla,t aniansIid itwsr iein,
Der esi.r wlro leoc4 iir bic 1hte Oss
S,ab1r.as uitlia sniiadoist wetstn
uuo iaum ppn sinsr @poe iur anesun
aui .W,.nsr giartIini- wartsu iounsa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19
Ser luiro.

Ser lp'ro.
Eas IL Dor siner griiotR:,nwahl
Der berrltsnotH gariti ,m y.tAi boies
Elua Tie @tabit.r uRo Srait,r
ihTteh na4 iulmsr mehr g:iO nis
5nSnoitn uno be 2,sisyuna sat nWr
perminoerit 6ianabmsn. 81 laoeTH
3sii,n iount, man it oart eriiaosR
tlnisu n,utr Stsusru beiitn, absv Dor
sinr grdNosntsnrplhl at5. bas nitt.
ot,r rpirb Der pitlasprieisnt Iinani-
,Enflr Ssap gum sritsn gP1is tIu.
gut. Gslsa,nbsii bab,u, i.in gtais ~
isism.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19

a klUp uuto ulH WIZ CtSIttt
4 tluo uM Elm Arcu; non NoI'.
SccaIes mo 2lllerlei.
II .Serulo ots @Inubeus" uuo -Tolts'
Il bloit" ,uiammcn s22j psr Snhr. WElt
Yrdmie s2.1i
Ger Hmru 2lnoras pon SeI'sr'on
guu iou'ic gnlOngs WpNt .
Maultitl her,
ii Ser @trba,o SllicmCOer btaob
iia an TjeaiioA nit tlntr Nur'oolIlA
Wcb udh 1i EuulS.
--Sut 23m Nthn9cr bon 24alb'
/. inQion mar ,inIlt lalt @nh ou b'"
n Tatr Greunot uuo Wumannttn.
--1u. Gurc 2hutmpO bon No'IR'
iowu btudllt Huoc lester gNodc Ibit
iranic 6,muom 6yau 9ttmOm Wade.
Ser ,lom St,ritrmaun yon
gpOit @llt btlnttt an SdnlidB ele
Samilie ltint9 5itwi,aerloNnt9. &ca
d Staitr.
-@tyr 2m3 Nu.ltr ocn SoeIglclrn
n tttrte an ltgtGi EouRtr.ta9 uon e.
ner &eic uat Hauias 6lp N 't,M
Ssimail Nua4.
-Grl. WtrlruO @orilu bon 2&tnNts
lin I'll. btimott Nh 'tlt tiniSly 3dt
\ ti,r bsi onl elttya Ser Gamiht Nearp
Nnrian aui Neiul.
Ger jWaA: N,y: >ouis NjI!tmtOtr
beocb nd om Mjontll nda NCdiaW,
Mls. uut rQ,t Irl Nintiltt oes Nuru
9ntou Suwtdt al3 EGotnoiCner tlllll
81 itiu.
Ser ernrlo @udnitutiecrmC
Gitmablu, FrL lEOmiC ShOumtdCr,
nj. a0ljt ooT rtiliCn dm IoENcyliNl
in &cplrltu"l pru 6dunt &crtCI2 Got
WaTinsbnrl.
nur 0cplihMtr, rtriutt CHAMBER
loins Waaen uuo ythu &nbItt;u, IL
msiotn wcuu itlilN ltnoNmcn 9n'dI
ptrbaicn. ,}Hm GUian' bel y. J
Gttitl II, w.
-Whatercf your tQantS may b.
this fall. in the line Of Mems. Boy
and Chiidfens clothing. Hats, Cap
Gents Furnishing Goode, Trunks anC
VahseS. We can satisfy you in qua
Gtg as lpeH as in prides. Don't fO
act that tn goodies Qf goods is NOR
important than the poorneSs o
price. Come md glue US a trial. w
will save ycu money.
GLOBE MERCANTILE Co
Y 10 {. Mon STR. JEFF. CIV, No
u -Tn tth. Nummer ots "opnl
& aopiIst" tin in griuttown b,rausss
btuss 9NsAnsIdtt. III nns iuataonan
Yer 9,botttur Nts "aopiiers 4
toAw. Subn ;suaeI pom gnnna. 90
Hlutt ii Gin irnIiiats Cuattc. y
entbalt aubn btn sotal Ntliatsi!ei
D. Gcvreipeupsuttu, panbpirthitsitllat
NIB in Der Vplitii Ia "a TsmolraiIid
Qoas Der gopher" lanss 9stsn III
10 tiuu srpt.n p,i'r,ah rtrsusn.
-- Wur nod tiniM aaas uno b
a piuiu ii b. Hf anasnebm ,ptn
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IN IN!
Y. 4. l.httl y. ep. baben itbt eli
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lii,itl. sauhtu. In. Vile bic $751;
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IN i,otnoro $500 mi! Rabmsn III
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: o2.5O. aliO $3.50 ooer 10 PrOp
IL Gurtm Nussn.
Cher 3pei,sns = $3.50 msrth Vo
d1leu uns 8laS.0aaren coer Stnu
IN. ,ptltfs sbsnfaas l0% mod
6,u Gritisns- Grti qpois a
~ eprstmaldim. 9 eiu Coos Il
90. brsi 2oOis auf $500 usr
Iuit.
kr isins Yrdniien baben nil III
oi6r btsatlt trbdlt 10 profnt
lin,aasn Saubtn nne Siisttln u
arsrs Sprten BON ellsn'@uats
aae anbsrsu @aaen sraalt
regent ab.
Md babsn lie ansilas uno S4u
a ithr nisoriatn prtiieu allse
psrotn. Seiiatisst oisisibsn
b iiao,
ytsnuih pirb Hr bod
II k~.~LIk
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Nllts il eitel'

Nit bae str wtlbes q iiten
A SsMi pisier afmen sSrl,l
Gin f,eberbaites 5aaeu
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Sic opigrn Ihr' uno GiHtrdH-
@lrbs uno &anne9itoi;-
unb aues I'M plsr 9rsttsr
1 tuo I'M Elm Srai; non Nol;.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-19

-GcusrHman 3. u. Sbaelsioro
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UNI &wiaisuns,n IN Der oobe esu
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