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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
a CURE FOR PESsIMIsM.

According to The Manufacturers
Record. a survey OF the business CON
aitions Of the south would cure the
worse case Of pessilnism. 1t says that
every where is activity and prosperity
and the world at last recognizes th-
fact that this section is destined TO
become the center of industrial &C
tiyity of this country. What it has
done and is now doing, it says are
but hints of the future. Its iron ana
coal industries are but III their infancy
and their output nothing in COMPARE
son with what its inexhaustable beds
sf these minerals Will yield in the "a
ture. It's cotton mills. which now con-
sumo 1000. Geo of the 10. 600. 600 to II 900 =
Gee bales it produces, represent ali
Industry of only a few years growth.
This newspaper predicts that the south
will eventually manufacture all he
raw cotton it produces. but by that
time the output of the farms will have
doubled or trebled. The south mas
supported the textile industry of New
England and OF old England. She fur
.nishes the raw material for mills OF an
aggregate capital of 50. 600. 900. 900. The
last quarter of a century has seen the
south doing for herself hat she has
for so many years for the abOve-men-
toned sections of the two WOrlds-be-
coming the manufacturer of her own
raw product, building the mills here
and reaping the larger profits from
them instead OF being content with the
smaller derived from the production Of
the raw material. During the past
year the mills of the south have added
or made arrangements to d to then
equipment LOO, 600 spindles and Loco
looms, representing an investment OF
oven $40. 600, 600. Another new depar-
ture which means much for this in
dustry at the south is h establish
nent of mills for the production Of
fancy weayes and prints instead OF
sticking to the manufacture of coarse
fabrics alone. Much of the investment
represents the earnings of the mills al
ready established. but some of 1t is
outside capital, a large part being
brought into the south by parties al
the north who see that this section is
to become the cotton manufacturing
center of the United States.
Next to cotton, The Manufacturers
Record says. comes the iron, steel and
Goa industry. 1t goes on to describe
the progress that has recently been
made in this direction, enumerating
the furnaces that have been put liz
blast and the new plants started and
contemplated. Another great factor in
he building up of our section is ralI-
vsy construction. The paper says the
railway construction activity Of the
euntry has settled in the south and
southwest During the past year out
sf a total Of 5000 miles Of railway
built In the United States 1000 were n
che south and southwest.
A wonderful showing is made Tor our
section of the country III all Ines OF
Industry.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
EDUCATION IN PORTO RICO.

No one thing more ~emphatically en-
phasizes the advancement Porto Rico
has made under American rule than
does the progress she has made in the
matter OF public education. Under the
Spanish regime such q thing as a pub
&c school system was not known. II
IS true there were = few parochial
schools under hurch supervision, but
there was no plan for the general cd
scation OF the people. though there
were Il fen so-called free schools which
the teacher conducted in his own resi-
denCc. His pay was so small that he
had to loo 10 some other Occupation,
for his support. Their were 10 school
houses. When the island fell into the
or the oGicia! records $4,000 childrcn
attending the schools ouG OF a school
aEe population Of $4,000. Il is said
that n that time So per cent. Of the
population could neither read nor
write. This shows almost universal
TliteraCY - the rural districts. In re-
gard to location the people were in
q CeDIoEtS-e COiUiliOI- Inc spanish
government cared nothing for the con-
dition Of the people. so its fast empty
Sng treasury could be replenished by
taxes ground out of them. The people
suffered all the burdens OF an cp-
pressive rule by the mother country,
with none OF the fostering care or di@
in advancement from it; in fact, were
prevented making any attempts OF
their own for Improvement.
American rule soon inaugurated Il
change. The men sent there by our
government to bring order out Of the
existing chaos found the two great
needs OF the people were school houses
and good roads, the great enlighteners
an civilizers of every people, and they
s.: at to introduce these, with the
reS,s. mat Porto Ricans are making
ra-=f rides T-1ere is now a free
:. ocl in every municipality and the
rolls show the names Of $1,000 children
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06

in attendance, besides 200 attending
the normal and high schools. This is
great progress for the short while the
system has been in force, and the beau
y OF it is that it is growing rapidly
i'll popular favor. Porto Ricans are
recognizing the Importance OF educa-
ton Is they never did under Spanish
rule and are taking advantage of the
opportunities offered them by the new
system established by our government
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
T; 22ll4EU mATISM
fortunes, Cripples and Deforms.

Rheumatism does not treat all alike.
some suffer torture from the very begin
ing, tie attack being SO sudden, sharp
I'D disastrous that they are made help
.ss c-ipples in a few days, while others
eel only occasional twitches of pain In
lie knees, ankles, elbows and wrists, or
he muscles OF the legs, arms, back or
eek ; but this ~treacherous disease IS only
,ravel;ng by slower stages. The ACID
ioisons are all the while accommodating IN
tie blood, and muscles and joints are
Ling with correcting, acrid matter, n
lien the disease tightens its grip and
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06

The a n
who suffer
from ill-health
casts a shadow
her own hap
piness and the
happiness of
OF h s. She
cannot help it.
Those who suf-
f e o t
smile and sing.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
LIGHT ARD DARK

Day and night, sunshine and shadow
are not more different from each other
than a healchful from a sickly woman
The healthfu1 woman carries light and
sunshine with her wherever she goes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06

strikes with full
f~"rCe, no constitu-
-: s strcng enough
0 .i.sta.ld its fear
IL. blows, andits vic
TINS are crippled and
ic:ormed, oTiiteraily
worn out By constant
vain. Rheumatism is
caused b. Uric Acid
Ok some other irri-
,ltinp poison in the
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06

When you come to think of it, the
wonder is, with three such personalities
the Kaiser, President Roosevelt and
Mr.. Chamberlain practically running
their respective countries, according to
strenuous ideals, the sparks did
begin to fly before this.-Montreal
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06

Chauncey NJ. Depew's advocacy Of an
emergency currency" shows what be-
comes Of a man when he gets married
Knoxville Sentinel.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
All Day Long.

you nay nave comparative comfort I'M
til laughter, reading aloud or V
excitement brings on the fit Of cough
ing which racks you until your cry
bones ache Do not suffer needlessly.
Even when a cold on the lungs seems to
have you fast in its dreadful power,
Aliens Lung Balsam will loosen the
mucuS, allay the Inflammation, heal
he aching throat and finally overcome
the enemy completely.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
BLOOD
AND
SYSTEM
RULED
BY ACID.

blood, and this is the cause Of every va
ricty and form OF this dread disease. Ex-
ternal remedies do not reach the blood,
consequently do no lasting good.
S. S. S. goes directly Into the circula-
ton and attacks the disease itself. The
acid poisons that cause the Inflammation.
soreness and swelling are neutralized and
the blood purified and cleansed of all irri-
satiug matter. and nothing is left in the
circulation to pro
20 SsG3 80 duce other attacks.
O. S. S. S. being a vege-
"a ~ - table remedy does
Aezg SmH sssgsg not impair the diges-
ton or generalhealth
like alkaliand potash remedies, but builds
up and invisorates the entire system, and
at the SAME t:u2c makes a thorough and
permanent cure {; Rheumatism.
Whitefor ourfrce book on Rheumatism.
Tie SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
-
BUSINESS
PRINCIPLE.

To sell exclusively to the Dealer, and
cave the wants of the Consumer to be
supplied by the Retailer. is a funda-
conceive it to be eminently unfair to
solicit the patronage of both the Dealer
and Consumer; for the practice Of the
Jobber selling the Consumer carried 20
it's logical conclusion, would be to rob
the Retailer Of his living.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
POSTAGE PREPAID.

TIE DAILY MESSENGER by mail
ene year 500; six months $3.50: three
works S1.75: one month so cents
one week Is cents. 81. rs for three months
u s7.e9 a year.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY MESSENGER
Ctwo S-page papers). oy mail one year
81 %: six months 50 cents. In advance.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26
anna @laria Gns,lmeper.
GsboSsn - fSs0.
9ensrbfR 2f Msp. 1908.

Vim Samiiae cormiiiaa itarb nod
mehrluot.ntli&sr aranlb,ii 6rau VII
no ulario eneslmsper. lie &rifor,
btn' puro, i'm Sabre 1929 nab. 9,l,
bud III &eIipbdlen seboren. i'm Sabr,
lS4S trai lie bic 8eli, ilbtr ben Cctan
an. Ran ednoana aui amey,anliatn
gooen hislt ils iih lbsr Gin 5abr long
IN ct. 9ouis aui no lie bic Setaunl-
'daii bes 6stru Btrbdro $,sdem,pey
mGdts. 9llahsm lie nit nleism oi. q.
he aeitlONen iisosIisn lie iit aaf i,Ns,
sug,lmspsr 6dum nabe s8siipbaIia an.
am 6ritinbr 1864 iidrb 0err oete-
meser. SIN earauiiOlgenoen SABRE
uerhsnathtis iia bic gSlttue nit Strrn
engeImsper Der ibr anfan9s Nuguit
III bic Gnigttit porangng. 9lus erIttr
ebs betrauern btn 9erlult Der Wuiter,
gerr 0nyr Gngslmspsr Ucn ct. 9Suis
Uno oslIen ilngerer gJnotr Sohn.
3rsi oisier stf sntIeroiicHen Rinoer
9iu9sn ibr i'm 5poe poraus: ebuaro
5Glptr nb Irau Gbriiiia, 9usrsmeu.
,r. aus ItBi:r ebe bcu;lncn ben Dob
otr GFutt:r 9,tr Ncrmlan snac!mcpcr
mo 5r2u Eoni: @pd. Gls roIiatn
llebcrttlic Der @trfcyb'ntr iuuro,n
0'pntas unltr orobcr 3b,rinabmt uui
on lcl,u @nnssatct Der eyoc llbua,
btn. ?NQAe iit RUBEN I'M 6yIctcr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26
KoelstowH.

IGetbirn sOautaa faitti,n foIa,uo,
aus'uartia' uaittm Stabtb,a .iuu
anasntbmru &irh al. 5dmiIi, Sen,
rp y8olt,u uno famlIis Soitp5 Glib.
bert. 6srmaun 9ate, uno 0,inrit
SduIi, aon 0ehphaIio. gtbtsrtn iitl
eir per GiItubabn eintu abitetsr nan
Neta III ma1su.
am Gieni,as rsitiIh iit S,rr Ser.
nafo Subbert ,lnb SRI. Carolina
S6miot bic 6ano gum Suno iiirs Sc.
ben. 0Tninlirenl
0err Scrn. Setsmcu.r hat oas Rler
oreItsn fir Dleis SniI0n bcrbei. er
BAT nats al 400 Suit.l Qlet aeoroih=
en-.
0srr =. Bar tradte on Gonnustaa
Ratmittas s;ne @si;,n=Sreitmaihi.
ne NAB Sagie.
). Wanmlnn belab Gh ON Eisns.
bag NcrQa anf ben @sl nat enu
als trnoa 3 0ieilsn bon @.fphlIia
sniIern,. Oeripirie er bag Is talt mar.
er beiGnn ilj5 eines gsiRren, uno ts5r,
te nab NoUie juriit. Scr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26
I elizabeth giade. I
esb'rsn sfu 2sisn sunt 1899.
1saerbsm brn 2etrn asp 1903.

| SOnntaa Wiiias lam oer 3ooeisna
q uro nobm aus Ditien 3bals be-
SbrGntn cine fromme Sulberin mi
ld IN cin beiisres Srniriis.
6rau eliiubstb Made lpnr itun isi
emem Sabre irdnilln. Seit einiorr
| MOnaten tit tie all llnDerbaulldl,cii
uno wnoe non Saq "a 508 iawdttl
bis enoIlb am Sonntag nod oiIeren
emgidnae Der bl. SntranNu,, "a, ,hrcn
Neilt III Die Snnos ibr.s ( S1cpl.4 'u'
rufglb.
Die @eliiorbene ertIitit NJ la0y,
1880 III Maitbolt,, 9enitllro nas
Sht Der g8slt. 1867 ptrebeilnie ile
lid pprt'eIbit nit 6srrn Ybillp gNtnsr
nat osm 'le im lelb:n Sa,u NAT u
metltI nnswonberte. 3nerit matten
lIe St. gOuis su ibrer Ssimntb. ipdteJ
mar lbr 0jemabl an bsrihieotnsn WlB=
ell. nut bier in @sitpbulia nls g,ul
ler tbatIg, Natorm i'm Sabre 1878.
0err lReper in 0idii,lo 81. ltI.prtsn,
lam ltlne @jtIpe nit lbren slrsi Rim.
orn, Sbriltna uno gIIiabell (OIti
<shne, Scurp, ,lobn, uno 6erolEnr0
partn itrn Dor Dem gntcy QclirttcnD
nan 2eCrpbaIid julilf. gnoCrilalb
3dbr ipdttr petbcirotbete ile nh mil
Ncrn Nomaun Nadc. Tl,icr ebc
pptl amDU Nunit nno ,(o.
irpb. bic nil Orr rlnCu lobitr aus cr-
Ilu eNc 6rdu 9Iulah yUcdc0bogj
leaurtna. Srau Ccnru gcIdtr auq|
otr 9MttCr por 3 2lbrn ms Srnluis
porlu9l otu 2oo elmer l'sbtn Diuiiu
bcnau,yn. Die Nubi9uua Iauo
ndA ocm idr Die NerOrbene 9tbalie'
nm StCltnamtt inter 2lCiIHlAmt
jlDIItlatr QtiotTaQsnosr. lclit,n aa'l
Gem n,u.n 6rleobOfl tut. YlOac bI.
jiniltns otr lrOmptc Stlu lie au'ty.
wttl, it irieollb Stiummtlu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26
Sn irits MET np.

ckd itaoh allscue In be Melt
N1llnb bob nidi 5rau nod 9iub,
Caobi babb ia IN eaupcn ejelb
tlnb lini1e nib von'n Wino.
sc Iunri oil lang up meinsn Tauo,
Sd bsnds nai ant otiarben--
Se TOUT nj ND prdrbsu.
Eenn ipdren2 ltsel u iIeite ertlp,
ID iGs9e; Sc, lpu tries nit np3
@enn mannO uiie Saoiee ilbt,
st 10 bob itlmp TO bull,
9Bat iid, ION Sraumenib wGrris ontilh'
gss wenn itelounken null.
Sc eentt ar edrlir dss an Stdot,
areist ieineu Strititrrn,p mOibr paraot,
Sdbbt in eeu SOpp man ySippieo
lin Iaupt IN 9aifesiIiptes,
lin ipor0n?-Eee, &c ileiiet orip,
&c idsart: ". ycu nrsig nit IN?
Te Ndrns iuo aud nib batter brau
St gdpib mao sbren lraut.
Tatt man iit cruower piinocrn mott
.Gt III floruaeby me'hant,
&c rarlt nb ipitlt gaoul up pe ,Suse,
aaemmt cti, no Nuua hctp in be Roht
Derii md m Srau uro Ninotr,
'suup, aso ~ SciIcnttnper..
llu iporcu Rr,, 3e iIe,t,i orup
Ss idasd Sc, pu NJttg wttup}
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26

St Nrnliai, cine rJbt Rttle.
to,rn pcl'Qeuc ellcnbdbu Slaircn II;
tbCnictS Ndr' an bocmtn. stem.
manu- unb So6ne iubrtn belt Gin
GaulmannSRcl3alt. @oyamtnrr X
y4uIi wtrou orrt n0hhrns cinn 81.
lptr crOrne. uno duhtrt W,i,t0llc
picllcbt luh Hlhrieu lpItn bort an
NcIclt mtrotu. gRoaIlt ln's nnh
oaB ole Colorado @dbn i'm Slime bat
bic Tiplllon bc!t aninltatn. o0 lslbc
pisl ynuo bort III ir0eno ptlhtm 3mtd
anaelauit UNI oamit !rin gldnld an
9sONst lei, eiutn Scblwta ia tlntm
@nIitr'Salin 9tliOltet bat.
= 6ur biz sutrli pom 6Ountp ctIaub.
ten $500 NIB bic nn6irdaIit gum
5b,ir pon ben ghraern anissmdtirn
gum Sbtil bonn 6ounip bclpiIliaitn
sl00 al Der giilttppn uuo gSehpballa
Roao psnpnobar, iino auiasbrautt.
Wit bitisu psnien bunoert 9baIGn
purot abtr 10 gut uno bionumiia a..
wirtbitufi,i, ouB issi lsenisi,ni Gin
gut Sbeil bititr pi,lasbrautisn 2ano.
iirdb, ~ go. l. ia. Roo Gniet
m,br iuIaer SsRiIlisnns,n uns has
Si,dtn b.sibta im Worah, unb eas
1dme,n Der annsn gahibitr, bat tiu
eHot.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26

Stst6ta Nut,ns, ciu alter Gdiico
Ia III oIcitr Gcntinot. III in altey ppi
q Sahtc an Samnla moratr gtiiorb
en. Wo9ia0 morgcu il Il btcrolal.
Samii1a 2Ibtno mar eia rie supper
III Der public school. Ger Rentrlrla
~ 'lir be &tu. .SblIcsl.i.
Soatas mar MRail. eotiiml unr
6rau bier aui &tiu1.
Srlitnl mor9'n ptrbrant,u , qinosr
non ISaiob StmlF. 3 .no ) Aabr,
all, t!I yo0ic Greet.
Gr. 30p,ts murot pon 9aratmsift.r
!. ). RObjnicn I'm ) 5baler ,mo
RO'ttn bclirlIt neil Ct icin Tr!rn "
itnfll alrt o:n S.ylBtr 0.l oinn
nit.
9lm l. 9}oocmtcr II, Rto. q, apap.r
Uohitehllttu orI itincl europa g,iIe
'uyit Qt.t5r;. Nm ieIbsu glt,re
'rarot ihm ein Silnobcn eebratt.
uno Nero Nsagr bisb ibn lT 9amcn
otr @Cn'lno: md 4lySty bon yinu
rIutommtn.
Ntrr gen Stulys; 'rlr an Soun-
il8 bier Nm N.rn PENN 9ttsmtau
II q. >laj@ oe'ieu NUtttr bti 9aer.
p9a!'a Gtfar5m, teItarapiia III b;.
rtijsea.
Git Tl1l'!eu 3l*. Gli5icu unr
>9m. E.'Ny wayntu i pou B,p1..,y
EdN4s'm nit udtR 5ot,crt.n r.
'.tM!;. y5i.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26

Ntme It Cantd9moetaa, %,lt oD:,
rm'tya >c'cyu oer 9o1tI 9m muon
2tt 0t1u y. VI >ucatnEc7 mr T.. y
/ (on!t, pon GytebuN cp,t'tn 94tip5lul
an 1on'iaQ oIc G9,t c,ncc $tia6N.
Ntry Nturp II. Numt mo 5cmab.u
tt1gtH am I,tuiias naa CUmtu ". I'M Ii
g0 I'M noy,Iaen Ct 5ganos 1olduu9 Goat'
guam 'mouenren 3otn lcpn su bciutca.
N>am. IN. 7;cpcutyoa uno Covar
yacl3rt bciAnrtn ilt ON ritu'ia9 III yuu.
6o'br ('cpenbrrt nm Zen !tpit @ytt p9u
lMlitIoao Nlylld0t!c5y,cU bolw Sa,ga g..
4. Iiapcy III belu9tn Wlo hleien poN sex al
ten Nesmoit tr,GtItn " bortu.
ger Sttpban &tyi,Ia por DAY,
tlnsbua robnic gti0n Der &tcIojgmN
non 6rau glIiabttb giadt bet.
-Nur 9nt0n Nadc bon Vi. %1ujsI
uno tr0u Eouiil Settler pyu NpIrt,nI
no. erlplticn atlitrn lhrtr ptriiorbtntnI
@hWdQuin. 6rlu SIlilbttb Made,
olt ItBtC sbre inocm iit ibrt iToIitt
guile 81 wyabc Qtltlitim.
--Idpio Rdrtp III ldr'ta, No,
~ btr aroktt Roynblutt uno NtlmM.
tCr nu Welt. VI blt ltotA Sabr ?.
500 Ndtr Sorn. uUo btltl'iiNt 2jo
Mann. lSnn Is Set Sum Spuu'
p'lanin ~ bat Il LOO lpgv:li Qtbtu.
Dc tuIllpdiors I'M Vduat. g0abItno
1901 'Oitcilt Ntu RGNtm 5000 Slui
8m0u,l uuo :. l9a Sdw.jHt. Sa.|
no otIom, n WlliIsna. NE. IL
nab Nuua &dntm Der nOAh sloBit
S0rNblaU etr GNeli.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26

-@err NtuTy 1sets uus Str;ss.ia par
%annots EJ9 tt'lrstu iiA sti;rr e,ty IN
cit uedts Sl!le ,hNr pcrn. Stypans,su.
STaa sIrabsis Sats, "a S:ass ~ selt,tsn.
-SeIetnSs rem sees.ara ussaicz 81
.srr Nen Sea:SbuiH. s1 psyF. Sgug S.tr
sti; So.. ssetCIsaii SsHrp sssaerwann.
SrusaTe Satsu,g urs SRI. snas s,sReu,gi.
-Sntlthnt nhns ssiNsn une
SllaabniB Der eistatbarrrin, Srau
Stnrs 2dpptI. i'm Sisu Der tsrr,n
2s,rutr u. Sust.nbph, ,in iswrr;.eop.
ptliti @pa,n,at (Ssowl.) entks-
n,r IN e,stkn nas S,hcrsit ncs Siasn.
tbam.rin iuriit,u,rfatitn petr itlbts
riss,r on Crt une Si,as ,u essoniren.
R,hr GIs 1000 si!omstsr (7sOO
RtIItu) i'm Suetrbrct, bat in sisism
Cubs, ,in stIr tsiilsp aus Berlin.
Niiakte lei S,arilltxa Ruetrotuins
,;arrdatlfai.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26

e>'ior NJ %ct:h,Nt. N m3.,,
,aF Sl.1taet p.;pVai.;1tss9.g 3a,,
'toe iyij,v IN otul,i. tlt,r ,f ".
1rl'e1 az &,s.gs b,ak on 25t,r
H'o. POS IN N,ilmux., st4tr pfg
St;lVF De- S'aa, yucsNy.4.
>3,- Me. Nn> uaelrwu i.ro,-
oas etCe %l.ap aat. e.,sl.t,Y,r>,r
'onsta T5U >9rpt, a,syauA,
nuN otE51ib Ilaam u.y jsn uuit,u
St3tiH GtHIaB tiat @ysQ.aul asssr.
s"l1 'Cn'''tu ast, s,4. ,mbr, l.xr ii,
SJtt aNt 'Si' " .tya,o,u. 81 l,htH
ilt' oA"I ;.g,". laN lNmsytn etn
NNalnG@'lG e,y,tsi, Uns ely otr st,,.
illt S1,t ata II u0't,R Styeir
dUh;t2tt NJ. Us3 tna1eu,a llnl.lt!.
fl.itn etHNrINn Elsu ',nSu mir
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9d5t III gnNfH Ssreig ptriihsrt
wiy ano sat 81 kNat Srr!un uabysuo
et' sdhfG Sen ',IIa agtasl. paa.t.
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etr SumlnltGi ptsu psrpait.t iuo
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Pelalon,l BIZ Nalits 81 bs,lalsn Die
MI lcnr hdttsn k,ablgy mussn. Ti,is
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nnIsr ssrdaitrits 9lp.ial un,siabr 4
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lar ssi;s!isSu una hieyin ssiitimmsn
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in 9I,Ti,o tstrssn iahrlia abr g.
oo1. GOO Siuro Stsi5elsl psrbycras,
atar ali Die eilIlr eapcu uuros i'm.
epItiyt.
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in g,gi,o tstro.n iahrIia absr g.
ooo. 600 S'urs StaIsslsl ptrbror4t,
n,er als Die eililr eapcu uuros i'm.
epItiyt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-11-26
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NOtbdytu uNc &tiluuic ots im1Un
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m SjuHt babe uuo wltotl III I,int al.
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brluli, BAT II llt 'lhHlt tlNcu yIm
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mus. t%it0tlht ana 'ur a,mlnO
nuotrcs u. :. e. Sitter iittl tiraa
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,(n uuityr Aatalr Staot 0tci.
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Etypt ab.
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itlalc tTubm; wnr,u Is. 94ai tn
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biiys.
%clrtu an otl Glrtttorn in R!ri.
.N.as!dra lpl9 Grls III Dc 4Puirt ipui.
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hex, w'am oat b5yot. r R6htr mai.
oc 'i':ta ani9.A.t man oe @lratuar.
ty htt1uptt, Dc Serrn uoyt elael,
oaeM otr 3laitU ejtmilnot, III DAT
vTras nosit ocy aaWuu 6tntluct to-
SHaot tAmtn. G1,t ME iua ea, IN
'laltn III ug'ill; wirtn| Te e;v:
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Waaa! et @t0tiuct ~ CNt 'raiie, odnn
!dim {, oNt 9ty 9lrutn Uitn,inot ,c,
eiUoot. Man %, grls cam sbsytn
yaaEer ,ei .rp3tn. Dat Wls .tins il
.tie SUE. ! ,,autt Sci5sstty
rat,s met HtIb uu ilssSc -g3a
9ltnt Den CG,g en- SM I'M eta Nllg
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III etr S0'! hGuG. mas BE- ol eamrtl
IN m SW4t hoNl tm lut e,m Nal't
sub ltTi9aeo;H D, @sIb,r IN M
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