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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
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Nummtr btainnt wIsoer rie inierrtian.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08

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glbsr1llubt, out Die 9iumm't otS Sim.
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MAR. pom Glut brienOers begilni:IAt
luerotn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
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tcbtsl II. 60.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
Neffeutlider Gerfaui!

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>lllttlpoh ecu II. De-. 1904
aui otr 0cnrp Crtmtper flrm J ltti.
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luUisn:
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lllb Sabrt altss Nftro; uier &iibt.
tolti 0erltlten lino bulbblut Sereioros }
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ter balbblut Volano China (fber lmo
, olano China Muitetibutiue. 80
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uno fuiter.
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mo daiplrts, miro sin 6rsoit pun =
0ionlisn aui Nols nit outer SitIrF
btit leaeben. Hdbitt bon Z Rrpynt
lIir Sddr.
ferdinand Ortmerer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08

2lldn bit crmliielt, olB Der Situ
llrttUrus Der er0e iopie. l&lrmt ;us
itnOct, ais mir uon elmer ie4a Wti.en
pon uus tntisynttu &trje Cybd.,tt
riaoeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08

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z SGJert ;.io ale ritoty hi mi.
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nm IN 81 ,dau o;ripyets. 6oy.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
Total l.....-. ..- 35,O34.36
STATE OF MISSOURI
County q OSa,t
W. C,rr-

hlrj fia>Sme, < As president ana
Herr, WsS,1rman rs cashier ot >lli
bank, each Of Us. ic >5I-muly swear
that tht above statement is tue tc the
best Of our knCwlet<5 ald belief.
GERHARD PLASSNEYER. President.
HENRY NESTEFMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed anj >vom ;o before me
tins 9Th day Of December \. D, nne
teen hundred ana tour.
Witness my hand ana no.4rill seal
on ,he date last aforesaid. Comm.>-
>ionet ana Qualification term sXplr-
INK Aprii 18th l"p1.I
GERHARD STRAIHAUS.
SEAL N.,As Putu,.l |
hENFN A. B7t>-
Co-yest ur.L.F. BlE>sNlYEF -u.....a
Attest, HENRY CA>TFlf
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08

Nenn Sie t'u dnasnsbmts SIuir5inI
laua9m,ttt, wuuinru. ptr'uA,tu Ste Gai@
btyldN $ ARJltu urc Steeg EiiaNtr. @it
'uo lttdlt III uelnU .no pgyuyddiI se,at
,nHer.tdlu ShmereH ned irleno wc.aa
uulHItue1mt Niy!unl. .3Um Sey!au' si
Z. J. St,hte. X 81.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
Official Statement
0f ii. FINANCIAL CONGa aHO\
q. IL,
BANK OF MESIPHALLA

Ii Ne>iph3iia, STATE u Missouri a, ,in
c,oSe of BUSINESS on The i0.a ia. %
NOl ENBER l9u-. published DO The
OSAGt COUNTY NOLk>BLAIT
a newspaper printed lnt published a,
Ne>,phAiia STATE Qt Missouri. on ,h-
Sth iay oi December lQl-.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
ferdinand Ortmerar.

-Ssbst ben an aneersr Stslle per
oiirtlitn esridt Der Sant Of @sf
yaaiia.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-08
YotalL.E.

-darmcr bic SnmorAbt 0ebrnHfsn
ioIltsn b:i uuieren Sbmltocn porlprt.
den.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

less it gave some one a knock-he
wanted to read things that abused
some person or class.
Chances for fault-fnding and kick
ing are the most common and easiest
to pick up. but it is not my line,
though my human nature CoaXes me
into it sometimes.
One fault-mendcr is greater than 20
fault-lindors.
Years ago | read that and it may
take me years to come to live it, but
| believe it and try to remember it.
In place of being a knockcr | want
to be useful wFlter-in place Of end
ing faults | want to tell how others
have had forethought and conquered
error
My hope of doing so rests in my de-
sire to do so. 1t is uphill work to-i:
is next to impossible to-do Difficult.
things we have no desire to do.
Some day | want to write some
thing which will interest and benefit
that young man who has to-day aa
appetite for other things than mina
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
rfEs FOUGHT TO PRESERVE


four years Of civil war, as the symbols
of the nation and the commonwealth,
under which the battalions of Massa-
chusetts departed to the field-they
come back again, borne hither by sur
viving representatives of the same he
roic regiments and companies to
which they were intrusted.
At the hands, general. Of yourself
and of this grand column Of Scared
and heroic veterans who guard them
home, they are returned with honors
becoming relics SO venerable, soldiers
so brave, and citizens SO beloved.
Proud memories Of many field;
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
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like prosperity friends-O. x. when
you do not need them and no good
when you do need them.
What is it that stands up with yOn
like thoroughbred when the fight Is
on to finish and helps you pull out
on top Of everything?
Previously applied wisdom is some
thing on which you can depend and
which you know how to handle
Unapplied wisdom is a good thing.
but you cannot tell it from poor
theories until tested or examined or
audited.
A boat going on years voyage
took on supplies and when too late
to correct the error they found that
one box in place Of having a very
important food contained useless
article.
The first steamboat that crossed the
Atlantic was a good theory applied
but it carried a book which claimed
to prove that a steamboat could not
cross the Atlantic. That book was
what?
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
When customers un-
consciously take the
wrong change.

If it requires two to have a quarrel
it also requires two or more to per
petuate some mistakes.
When a customer laid down thirty
five cents to pay a bill of twenty
seven cents and the changc-makeI
handed out three cents, the customer
became party to the blunder in pOck-
citing the three cents and not thinking.
A third person began laughing and
remarked that some one was getting
soaked.
Then the curious customer was
saved by his curiosity because he
thought that the third person was
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

ate manncrs-thcir ways OF quietly
listening to him attentively as if they
had nothing else to do and he resolved
to practice deliberation when he got
back home.
He did, and he told me that he
succeeded for just three minutes, and
he asked what he could do to make
the time of his success longer.
My reply was that had he taken
an exercise in dcliberatiOn the night
before his three minutes might have
become thirty minutes and had he
exercised five minutes a day for five
days before reaching his desk in his
own city he might have been delib-
crate all day.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

sweet memories alike OF valor and
friendship; sad memories of fraterna.
strife: tender memories of our fallen
brothers and sons, whose dying eyes
looked last upon their flaming folds;
grand memories of heroic virtues sub
lined by grie,.
I accept these relics in behalf OF the
people and the government. They will
be preserved and cherished, amid all
the vicissitudes OF the future, as mem
mentoes of brave men and noble ac-
tions.-Governors Acceptance of the
Flags Returned by Massachusetts Reg
iments, Decemoer %. 1868
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

was fourteen years old-hc is about
forty-fvc now. Then he said he new
cr heard it but the one time and that
he had had good many chances in
the meantime to tell it.
He had forgotten il so far as telling
It. but he was able to recall it on
rehearing.
The remainder Of the story is that
while the man was trying to think
ot the word that meant defeat in or
der to yell it, he was also trying to
prevent getting killed. and his pre-.
ventive methods were so effective that
the other man yelled the word he
could not think Of.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
BOYS SHOULD NOT

Speak of women with the cold
sneer of disrcspect.
Give way to anger on every petty
opposition they meet.
Imagine their employers do not
know their real worth.
Pretend to be more than they real
ly are when in company.
Assume that girls are pleased at
hearing questionable stories.
Forget that generosity has a tend
ency to beget a like response.
Read books which they deem pru-
dent to keep from fathers sight
Make uncomplimentary remarks
about any religious denomination.
Indulge in boisterous discussions
during the time they are at home.
Make the use Of slang prominent
feature Of conversation.-Ph Philadelphia
Bulletin,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
SAYS THE MISOGYNlST.

a "' the trusts haven't dabbIed in
MARI
II" wicked fee when a feminine re-
forIGe7 approaches.
There's luck in odd numbers. Three
OF h.ua beat two pair of twins.
rev women will waste an engaging
sml.c Oh the man with divorced
look
Even Aladdin. with his wonderful
lahp, couldn't produce concord in
SOM households.
II must indeed be a somber occa-
sioA that would induce some men to
stand with bare heads.
simple little dimple in woman's
chtek can produce an attack of YER
tlSu IN big, husky man.
iN" 'dl! ttll tHe tlHe OF Gay by tne
sun and you can tell the time of
night, also by the son.
There is a time and place for
everything. That's why We spend
mo- Of our time looking for the place.
The bachelor, of course, has given
marriage some thought. but. as rule,
he hasn't got any knobs on his head
from deep thinking
The beauty about the life of bach
elor IS that he seldom requires a
char" d'affaircs. an ambassador or a
minister plenipotentiary to represent
hin in diplomatic circles.-New York
Telegraph.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
DiNkELsPiEL's EPPY GRAMS.

Some peoples get to be so goot dot
nobody wishes to be like dem.
If at fairst you doand succeed pick
ouid a goot vun to blame it on.
Many matrimonial matches vas
struck mitouid kindling der fires OF
love.
Der man dot goes ouid on lark
chenerally comes home on night
hawk.
Der thoughts of hot hereafter
compulsions some peoples to live a
cool present.
Der man dot likes to do all der
talking always chums nit goot,
steady listener.
Dare vas many ways to win famous.
ness because a man nit a black eye
is aman Of mark.
Ven a man reaches a high station
der puplic doan'd care much veddcr
he used a step-ladder or balloon
George V. Hobart in Chicago Ameri.
can.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
ALL TRUE.

Tears often say what the tongue
caluoI.
A fool is more foolish to-day than
h. was yesterday.
II mans mother-in-law acts up it
is usually his own fault.
Most of mans good resolutions are
made the following morning.
No girl is willing to believe that
marriage is failure from hearsay.
Bucket shops are places where men
exchange their barrels for bungholes.
After the matrimonial knot IS tied
there is always a fighting chance for
happiness.
We can't pronounce the Russian
definition for war, but it's synony-
nous with Sherman's definition.
hbout six months after the cere,
mony bride begins to wonder if her
husband is really the man she mar
red.
Our idea of mean man is one who
spends two-,hirds OF his time in get.
ting money and the other third In
keeping it.
The young man who admires a girl
because she is well dressed kicks like
a mule after marrying her when he is
called upon to pay the freight
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

learn how to draw anything | want to
tell you about.
The professor report came to me
because my glove was unmcnded, and
now | am paid for previous embAr-
rassment.
MIR. Single Somebody was walking
with the professor and his wife and
he had torn gloves. Mrs. Professor
noticed them and asked if he didn't
wish he had a wife to mend his
gloves.
Before he could reply the professor
held up one of his hands on which
was a glove very much in need Of a
needle.
Mrs. Professor, in telling about It.
said that she felt just like slapping
his face for doing such i thing.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
A case of three min
utes OF deliberation by
resolution.

Some cities have more eXcitable
atmosphere than other cities circu-
late.
A man from an cXcitabIe city was
calling on the most prominent bust
ness men in the largest cities in our
western American states.
He was interested in their delibcr-
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
Is anything ever for
gotten beyond power to
be recalled.

The story of the man who was get
ting the worst of the fight and could
not think of the word enough" was
told me yesterday. 1t was new to
me.
In fifteen minutes or so after hear
ing it met a man who enjoys such
stories and told it to him.
He said he had heard that when he
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
FULL OF PATHoS AND GLORY.
Massachusetts Governors Comment
on Presentation Of Battle Flag.

This pageant, so full of pathos and
of glory, forms the concluding scene
in the long series of visible actions
and events in which Massachusetts,
has borne a part for the overthrow OF
rebellion and the vindication of the
nation.
These banners return to the govern
ment of the commonwealth through
welcome hands. Borne, one by one,
cut Of this capitol. during more than
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

enemies Of easy errors mt the
friends Of forethought, to re-
duce m"tual1y expensive mis-
takes Of mechanical, CONNER
cial and professional peoDle.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
All theories of right
do not shine equally as
bright during days of
trouble.

You have heard of fine weather
friends who are useless to you when
storm comes up and you need a gen
uinc helper or felow-worker.
Thee are theories which are Just
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
NV studies are on the
things you want which
YOU need.

young man in a store became in
terestcd in my letters and tried to in
terest another young man who was in
the same store.
The other young man said that he
was not interested in any study un'
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
The professors S wife's
husbands glove and
how l heard about it.

It. is easier TO rip a glove than TO
draw a picture of the rip, but | must
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

From the foretiouGht letters by
Fart n. Pratt. CG. Park, Illinois,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27
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laughing about some other subject
and it took him some time to have
the real condition pcrmeate his in
telligence.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

Dare vas many ways to win famous
ness because a man nit black eye
is aman of mark.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-05-27

Some peoples get to be so goot dot
nobody wishes to be like dem.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-04
Notcias de Afecibo

ARECIBO, NOVEMBER 2.-Por
a policfa han sido reducidos a prisi6n
dos individuos en- q%uienes recaen sos
pechas de ser los autores del robo y
ataque al senor Bolarfn4 mayordomo
de Ia hacienda La Vega.
-Ha fallecido de aguda enferme-
dad Ell joven don David Wilson. Re
ciban sus deudos nuestro pesame.
@Convocados por Ell Alcalde senior
Harm Sc reunieron Ell lunes en- Ell Con-
sistorio varios senores comerciant9s y
propietarios, asistiendo Mr.. Lahman
Cubana3, y don Francisco r. Coma
lez, administrators de la misma, mani
festaudo ser Ell objeto de la reunion
ell allegar capital por medic de accio-
nes a fin de construIr IN ediioi0 para
la dicha fabrica de tabacOs, capaz para
400 obreros, comprometlendose Ell senior
Lahman al pago de IN alquller y to-
mar al mismO tempo IN numerO de
acciones. Sc acoglo Ell proyecto y Sc
nombro una c0mlslon para oolocar
dichas acciones. Iii asunto es de vital
inter6s para Arecibo, pues de este
depende Ell que Ia fabrIca Continue en-
la localidad y va Sc sabe ell benefclo
que esta deja a La poblacion, as1 que
creemos Sc hara t0da class de sacrIf-
oios para que Ell proyec5o vaya adelan-
te.
Ell senior don Francisco Torres
Cordero plensa insJalar IN cInepat0-
grafo en- la aZotea de su cafe, con OBJ
jeto de eXhiblr ~anuncios. Ha ofrecido
generosamense dlcho aparaGo, para
anunciar ell d1a de las elecc1oneS 81
resultado de esGas.
---En euestlones polltiGas reina
gran tranqu1lldad On esga cludad. Sc
ha dado yA q la puDIlcldad Ia candi-
q laura del p1rtldO republican, para
Alcalde, Concejales, JunGa de Instruc-
cl6n. Juez municipal, S~ecretario Y
Marshall. En- ella tgura como AIcal-
de ell Lcdo. don Domingo Martinez y
para los demas cargos figuran repu-
bIicanos, unionistas, d~emocratas s IN
dependencies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-04
CURACION NOTABLE

Habieado t8Eido m enbarazo
que ns inpaofs a~umeDtrne oasi Dor
complete, q4sae an IN estado tsl de
dehi!t7sd daspa6s del pa7to. cue tent
norirna J zbandan@r a M h'js, pue,
despoes de haber asnt'1ln IA to'or en-
81 coSta1o i~z7uterdo q4e re oae ostan.
do q casi todo Ell cuorpo, aeutf faer6es
msFeos cue ue tenfAn lndsil per con.
ple5o, sgravandose mas ri situact6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-04
De ISLA CULEBRA

CULEBRAS, OCTUBRE,28.- Des'
de hace algunos dfas Sc esperaba POI
los republicanos de esta Isla una CO.
mission dc Ia vecina Vieques para Ia
celebration de IN meeting, y efectiva-
mente, aver lego Ell buque que condu-
cfa q tan deseados viajeros. Immense
j1bilo Sc produjo en- las huestes repu-
blicanas con tai motive. Fueron hos
pedados en- la casa del Presidepte del
Comit6, donde Sc les obsequi6 esplen-
didamente y allf tuvo efecto ell meeting.
FuG muy lameutado 10 ocurrido al
~distinguido orador senior Toro Fernan-
dez, quten al embarcarse en- Vieques
con sus dem4s ~compaheros para tomar
parte en- este meeting, fue preso por la
policfa ignor6nd0sa ell motive.
Mas ESQ NO fu6 ObstAc1lo, pues
entire los escursioaistas yenfa1 los
tambi6n Distinguishes oradores senores
Arboleda, de Vieques, ~[barrio de Mos
quitosl y Becerril, de San Juan, los
cuales rayaron a gran altura ca Ell
desempeno de su cometido, especial
mente ell senior Arboleda. quien seg6n
me diceu, Sc expres6 de los Unionis-
tas en- terminus que tai vez no 10 hubie-
"a hecho delante de la p~olicfa. Ell Sc
nor Becerril, redri6ndose a los Unio-
nistas, dijo en G. curse de su laborio-
ga peroraci0n, que eran como los ban
doleros que al trasladarss de un pue-
bio 4 otro Sc cambiabau de nombre con
Ell fin de no ser c|onocId0s.
Hoy Sc ausentaron dejando aqu1
grata impression en el coraz6n de sus
adeptos ? desde luego sc puede asegu-
rar an brillante triunf0 para ell Parti-
do en- Que militan estos cabalIeros da-
da Ia l6gica en- que fdndan Il pods-
rosos argumentos.
-Tuvimos ell gusto de saludar &
estimados amigos, entire los cuales Sc
encontraba el distinguido ioven don
Conrado Rteckchoff, a quien desde es-
tas lfneas lslicitamds, pOr el paso de
avance dadO en- La politica regional.
Sc prepare una gran fiesta para
la celebration del triunfo del 4 GUni6n
Puertorriquena.2
Para el pr6Ximo domingo estd
auunciado I'm meeting unionista. Hay
gran entusiasmo en- las flas de este
partido.
" ariOs electOre5 de esta isIa han
pedido al Supervisor nombre un ms
pector que vigile la election, por no
habar aqul policla insular que pueda
reprimir en- un nomento dado cual-
quier atropello al sagrado derecho del
vote.
CORRESPONSAL.@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-04

cada dis. coo Ia f4l6a de susn1. IN Or
nigueo que tenfs en- toda la cabezs y
faertes zumb!dos do Dido que 40 me
ieiabsn IN moneuto de reposo. Use
infnId&d de ma5lctoss ain ootan4r
ahvio algnno, oaando vino q mis- ma
ocs IN f)llet1 que hlolah& de las Pill
foras r -adas del DR.. PAnisgua, ape
44s tome an pote oasndo ssntf IN no.
table aligi0 = hog con tssa potss ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-04
A los Unionistas de San Juan
' sus bani0s

En- provision de que cualesquiera
alteration haya podido cometerse en-
los nombres y apellidos de los que Sc
han inscrito en- los dias IL, Is y 10 del
corriente, les aconsej amos que una vez
fjadas al p1blico las listas ofciales
de los r~espectivos colegios SO sirvan
pasar por ellos y muy especialmente
por ell senalado con ell ndmero 4, para
que san ST no hahabido equivocaci6n
de ningdu g6nero al estampar sus
nombres en- las referidas listas.