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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25

I want every sufferer from Rheu.
matism to try my Rheumatism Cure.
I know it will positively cure Rheuma-
tisn in any part of the body. know
it cures sharp, shooting pains in the
Arms, Legs, Side, Back or Breast and
Rheumatic Swelling or Soreness of
any part Of the body in a few hours.
1t effects a speedy and permanent
cure of all forms Of rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lumbago, or pain in the
back, Lameness, Stiff and Swollen
Joints, all pains in hips and loins.
This remedy does not put the disease
to sleep, but drives it from the sys-
tenn. It neutralizes the acid and
makes good, rich, red blood.
Get a bottle Of this remedy, and if
you are not perfectly satisfied with
the results bring back your empty vial
and I will refund your money.
If your blood is impure, or if you
have Dyspepsia, or any liver or stom-
ach trouble, don't fail to use Mum
yon's Paw-Paw. It cures Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, Catarrh, Sleeplessness
and makes you strong and well.
-MUNYON.
Sold by all druggists. Large bot
tie 81. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, Csc
g. bottle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
PRESS CLUB ELECTION
Harry G. Davis Of The Journal Is Chosen
President.

President.
The election Of officers in the newly~or-
ganized Press club took place Saturday
afternoon and evening and was the cause
of much interest among the newspaper
workers. The chief contest was over the
election of president, Harry G. Davis OF
The Jour a and A. G. Brokaw OF the
Tribune being the candidates named by
the nominating committee. Smith B. Hall
Of the Times entered the race as dark
horse" The vote resulted as follows:
Davis, 81; Brokaw. At; Hall. Al. The other
officers elected were Plat 3. Walker, Jr.,
vice president; H. A. Mclean, recording
secretary: Charles McMurdy, correspond
ing secretary; Smith B. Hall. Elmer l..
Clifford and Carl Wallace, directors.
A committee composed Of H. H. s. Row
ell, A. c. Brokaw, Smith B. Hall, J. s..
Lawrence and John Burgess was APP
pointed to prepare code Of bylaws and
outline the policy Of the club. The COM
mittee will meet Tuesday at p. m. in
the Times editorial rooms.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held in connection with a dinner Feb. at
a place to be designated later.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
THE VERMONT ASSN
Annual Business Meeting VIII Be Hels
Tomorrow,

The Vermont Association Of Minnesota
will hold its annual business meeting at
the Hotel Nicollet tomorrow evening at
o'clock, when the officers and COM
mittees for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and the annual banquet and reunion ar
ranged for. Judge Willard r. Cray is the
retiring president The association Is the
Oldest one Of the kind in the state and the
coming reunion will be its fourteenth cons
secutive annual banquet and gathering.
The membership consists Of former resi-
dents Of Vermont now making their homes
in this state Charles M. Drew, $40 New
York Life building, is the secretary and
treasurer and he would like to have ali
former Vermonters send their names and
addresses to him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
This VIII Interest Many.

f. w. Parkhurst, the Boston pub
Usher, says that if any one afflicted with
rheumatism in any form, or with neu-
ralgia, will send their address to him
at 8O4-44, Winthrop Building, Boston
Mass, he will direct them to a per-
feet cure. He has nothing to sell or
give; only tells you how he was cured
after years Of search for relief. Hun
dreds have tested it with success.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
A QUAINT FRAULEIN



First In Minneapolis.
Minneapolis musicians who heard Frau
lein Aus der Ohe when she first played in
this city, some years ago, still tell with
zest of her quaint appearance. She was
at that time fresh from her studies in Ger
many, and made her entrance to the con-
cert stage clad in the simplest Of frocks
and with her magnificent blonde hair fall
ing in one massive braid down her back.
She was so natural in this garb. and
played her numbers with SO little self
consciousness: that her listeners were
charmed.
While the decade which has elapsed
since this performance In Minneapolis, has
undoubtedly made the artist moro con-
yentional as to attire, 1t is one Of her most
admirable qualities that she has retained
that freshness, and unworldliness in her
playing, which made for her first success.
She will play with the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra. Friday evening at Wes-
ley NJ e. church. Seats are on sale at the
Metropolitan Music store.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
cABMAN ROBBED

Says Man Who Had Hid In Hack
Took 81.
Connie Monahan, a hack driver for the
G. M. D. company says he was held up
early yesterday morning between here
and st. Paul and robbed Of 81.
Monahan says he was engaged to haul
two men to St. Paul. He left them at a
hotel there and started on the return trip.
When he reached the city limits man
who had hidden himself in the cab opened
the door and ordered him to throw up his
hands. The man went thru his pockets
and then told him to drive on without
looking back.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
VETERAN FIREMEN DINE
Association Of Volunteers Holds Its An
nuaI Banquet.

Association OF Volunteers HOLDS It's An
nuaI Banquet.
Nearly $50 members and guests OF the
Veteran Volunteer Fireman's association
attended the annual banquet at the Bruins
wick hotel cafe Saturday night. Mayor
r. C. Haynes toasted 1.-THE Old Volun-
teers," Judge ]. B. Gilillan spoke Of
Memories; Judge Henry G. Hicks ad-
dressed himself to Benefits and Results"
and George A. Bracket reviewed early
Days"
Floral testimonials were placed before
seven empty chairs while the banqueters
stood silently in their places in memory OF
John Fenning, Hook and Ladder No. 2;
George W. Carpenter. Cataract; George
w. Pierce, Cataract; w. e. Johnson Cata-
ract: NJ V. Russell, Cataract; Patrick
Kennedy, Minnesota Engine company,
and John Moore. Mutual Hose No. 2.
Mathew Walsh, president Of the asso-
citation, acted as postmaster and del1v-
cred an address of welcome to the guests.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
NEW HAMLINE CHURCH
EpIscopalians VIII Build There Soon
Money Being Raised by
S,ibscrintjon

Members Of Epiphany Episcopal mis-
sion at Hap1line have bought lot near
the Presbyterian church and are circulat-
ing subscription list to raise money for
q SIS, 900 church. The mission has been,
conducted as such for about a year by
City Missionary Rev. William Mitchell.
The meetings have been held In the, Ma
sonic hall. There are forty members.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
WOMAN TOOK POISON

Had Grown Despondent Over Newly Mar.
rIed Husbands Reverses.
Mrs. Bernice Graham, 1852 Upton ave-
nue. S, committed suicide last night by
taking q large dose Of strychnine.
Mrs. Graham was married only a few
months ago and is 10 years Of age. Her
husband conducted a dairy at Edna Mills
but was compelled to give 1t up on ac-
count Of slack trade. The loss OF the
business preyed on the young .woman's
mind and she grew Respondent and ended
her life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
APOLLO CLUB CONCERT
Premiums for Single Tickets Are Offered
for Second Concert.

The second concert Of the season by the
Apollo club will take place at First Bap-
fist church, Wednesday evening, Feb. 3.
The unusually large demand for subscrip-
lions this season has resulted in offers Of
premiums for tickets to the separate con-
certs. The program at the coming event
will be presented by most happy COM
bination including the Apollo club. Mrs.
Alma Johnson Porteous, contralto, and
Senior Pablo Casals the great Spanish
violin cellist. The club numbers are
particularly vel chosen and will be rem
dered by the full chorus Of eighty male
voices. under the able dictatorship Of H. S.
Woodruff.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
Table Syrup
Butter

5-lb. Jars Fresh Dairy Butter. -. .9Oc
Fresh Sweet Table Creamery But
ter, Id .23c
Iresh Dairy Roll Butter, lb. $500. .17c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
Y I r X A
EVERYTHING TO EAT.

353-Either Phone-353
Our telephone department is well
organized. Orders promptly filed.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
FIRE LOSS OF $4,000

Old SWEETEST Hospital BuIId1n9 ScoFcHeu
Thirteen Fires Yesterday.
The old Swedish hospital building stu
ated at 1419 Ninth street was damaged
by fire yesterday to the extent of about
$4,000 This amount is partially covered
by insurance. Many of the firemen who
attended the fire were slightly frost bitten.
There were thirteen fires in all yesterday
most Of them caused by overheating the
chinneys.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25

Assorted Soups, to close out line,
can &c
Kidney Stew, csc can loo
Archer's Gloss Starch, Glib. box. .45c
Archer's Gloss Starch, lib. pkg. SC
Healthall Baking Powder, lib. can 25c
BayIes' Horse Radish and Mustard
CSC size zoe
viGor, 1oc package SC
Pure BuclSwheat. 1O-lb bag 33c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25

New Silks Showing Themselves
At Dayton's. If you want to know
what will be fashionable this spring
and summer, you will find them all
at Dayton's.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25
WINTER STYLES
FOR ELEPHANTS
"PET'' INSISTS
THAT THEY BE STUDIED.

She Attributes Very Sore Trunk, Tail
and Ears to Neglect in Preparing
Her for Trip from St. Paul Theater
to Station Yesterday-Got in a Tenn
per and Smashed Things, Including
Her Keeper.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25

Until Feb. 1st--no longer-we will pay
freight on all purchases exceeding $50 in
Minneapolis. Proportionate allowance for
longer distances.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
Suebbert Sdlanimrrcr.

Yin Sisnitag @lorscn s tl5r rtih.
ten iih in Der bi;iisen Ct. Soirpb's
Stride 9err G5tsphan Suebbert uao
Nrl. ehrilitna SbanimsDsr bic S0aOe
gum Sunos flrs 9sbsu. Sohm. =.
u. GiepsnbrOd pOa,O9 Die Sraums.
gls 3eugsu sslsitetsu serr 6ran.
Stnnsmsper Elm Yrnoer Der Sraut
Gno ;}rl. @triruo Suebbsrt sin, Sou.
line ees 9gduiieams Sas iunsr Saar
gum gltare. Mad Der tIrdliben ;Sei.
,r nabmsn bic NeuosrmGbltsn i'm Sau=
lebes Serm SObn 8. SusdsnbOif 6riib.
liiid ell. garnui bsglben lie Iih, Der
Sdlts Is eirao anisr 9iull) Giht ab-
ieno. nah Der @obuung Der Stern
Der S,ait 100 I'M Hrciis BON 2n asb0r.
istn Nadbarn INN 6rsunoen Soassit
ocieiert luuroe. Gas jungs ebspaal
miro li1 nabs Ntsta, elmer tiir;lid Don
Seryn Shsbbsrt eriporbensn 6urm
hlublib einridtsn. 3G3 r@oltablatt1
luuniht ssn Nsupermlhlt,n ess pimr
mcls reialten Segen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
! Snitina 0Osllaer.
(6sbOrere SGr.mann.l
Seacrea %. Get. 1877.
ejeiiorbsn 2,i. Jam. 1885.
3poro .. s

glm Ti:aitaa Mpracg sgritieo wabl.
pcrlthen nil Deli 81. Sierbelllramentsn
10 Sabre alt an 2lltersI sI9Nd6s Srlp
Su'tna epeuner. 3ie gtrltorbtne
mar itou iclt Ginger ,3tit ltiudbu0
mo benobnte, bis Dor elmer gSott,
alleia oas ilr bon ibrcm ily itbon ror
II Snlren ins Seaisits poyangsgange'
nsn 0iatten blniGrldnene 0tim. Sine
ssSirt,c 3ur thrgrt 5uoe iibrrtrug II, itr
GiGgalbum ter 6amllle arautmam
lei ot. y 0en Nbano ibrs: gsbens in
9iule gen.ebsn wollte. WspiB abnte
Die allie vrau ni1t Oa6 Der 3ooessngeI
II, ihrG 10 balO in ell anoerea Scb,a
tmGbtr ntbmin uliyoe. Gie Terli0rs
ceat .pur0e Den 2i. Ctt. 1927 in
Ieuiid.anO gsbOren. SIN 1881 Der
ebelld)lc lie llt III Sltrup EeutihldnO
nit 0eyrn Sospb t1oellner. 3bre ehe
l0lrO, mt Sinosrn geiegnei, bic a5sr
ailt IN Den Sabren ibrer ainobci;
liGrbeu. auBer elmer SdmeItersto9s
ter bic i'm Staa.e Ntw Yott iein ioa
-sae swtI S9w,sserinnen, Sraa SsarB
godrrats in 6oluia Sal. uno 6rau
S9yusosr in Snoiana mObnblit,
binttrldbl bic @eritorbeue teins Ytr.
wanote. Gas gsiAenbegdngniB IN.
oct leute aui zen blsiisen tath. @Oi!es.
ad,r iatt.
@obl mar G0rntnOoG gsiu SsSens-
piao bienleoen,
lIno peaia freuoe i'm SbrdnenthOl,
1r beihieoen.
llo9 oaiiir Gem Sh0pler Glr nun
lubnen
lino I'll i'm Yaraolels bsi hm pobnsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
&nsis.aalH
&ita gtutc tla9.a 45,r U.A4t.a,.

&.ciI Soutc tlaa.n .5,, Gss1le.l,.
IL Arl..e @......a.,a -. ..a...l.l.s h. lti
esrpb;a: S2.,oa wHacs m Iaa
bc9yIi'tl ii gt5t liner 2uasnau4
,l!0elca.
Die Wl,UCcntli.t- .5It Gsi. laa
Ncrrlnn &CiD& aao 3, rlg. lsu8ty
y. Sac5lai ilao III, o.' . rayW
sntr 6litrr' uao Rt.v 'u- Hsi;.
2,ag. &Oy9mtpeys @j.cca u0 NUts.
bei Der uucn El5a'aa.a eilarfl6..
0cry 73i. &4u,r tu. lsu Uwe
Samilower!tlit 'soi'a.G.
Nsrg %oau ca1maT .,ott or
Raenmdilsmus ugo r- mtt 1tiUHotH
1iagn lns &,it 3ticH.t
0rr ftyo. ll;rt3t g i'.' g9,iau1t
ten ot0tntli9 iraHt
6ylu anna = Y,tgs lat;. ,tBt,
95oae tlnile @l1tlooG-.G bcuess
.i1es ,sissgIbum ast ,rv.e gsW ir
Nlrits W.
Soitpa Bar mo Scha Slyscas.
mto,r wdren Oitir l1}t mi, 5al}
ilAytn Iur .tt bs.@ea SQyt,etgtrs
pou Oer %lbnlatita ,aul'i.'.
Ger ltBtc i,jrtg &,atn bat Die 9&eac
,iemli,b 9.rmlibta IND 81, ti,iaep
&dh: wdrea b.rttt lbtJ lyg, ,,r,r Qts
lrtitn.
0eiariA 2ue5b.yt llit; an SNa@sas
ola Wlut cine &lltt plmiil..r etlsr
grdbt'due III 'tiner l8.laual 81 rll.
lsn. er sinl M, 0sr's.,en uaa
Soysnspera SlIO1n no 0l, aa.ts liu=
9eri1tst !ufroeu 'eltt. glUi ptlhe
J8siit oies acihel,u, II mn nitt BE-
FAINT.
0err SelRri1 Saa9toihe bl. &aum.
ltlmm; iullnmcn 1tlhrsg I'm ans
DEM aeldnItteael en', clu C60jn bsr-
;alteutn lux Ssdttmt w.,t. Il 5ti
edmpbe.s Stltlon uty'IlIsen nil.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28

bsrrillsanl nit au3:mthtnsr Sor9-
iaIi iHS g3;I 8tlst. DIS Aus,iHla-
etrathnta lrsr cine niat lsihte Nui.
gaze Die bon eriabreuer Snaeutar;n
uao 9:iA'tttn RealRi,srg in Il.
Soais ptrbalien. Sic 0siammttuf:n
osr sIu:n,Iang ulo oes transport Oer
ell itmlsriees Broblem iiir Die Glen.
basin u3r beiiei lih aui clio. 0Qo.
us G,niht bstyl9t 1900 Soanen
uno iar Stiorotruul oisutsn 61rs Die
sigtls ohiu 1,baat poroen lulrsr. Die
Zen Ssyemlsnn Staatsr ssb6reno,l
SleienIlnonsn al ihrsm Ssltlmmang.-
ort 81 trrJen.
Gls Rao aui Der g9o,lo's 6alr
5trraiu in Der gtlbs Der Station oes
Sebtn systtlalsOlenlisa, Die pon Der
SunOssyeajeruns einseribtei Wiros
itiuen Rtlb srblltsa. Sslm Slu oss
6uaolmenis ols onrhwes aus 6oa=
trtie btlt.bt, iu,rOeu abt mlnloe pf;is
.tr III 9luuenounI tomm.n uno oit
lar oas 2lussrlben beailBte Mll1Me
oon 100 Eiuocirait ltsbl ebsnla.is
lui elmer llnierIGse BON 9leid'm Nil'
ttrIal. lilt glusnahme Der Sldtror-
mtn gum Gin uno stusltelleu II ".
It! cn oem &loe aus Stabs b:rgeltcllt,
Der alb in Verbia0ml mt Dem Gols
,ret. sur oert;IlunI oea llltlrplls
cent.
Die Sbitrpaton g9letl 60. otren
Ifigsntbum 0ls &ao Il belonatili biz
elnlulrluS mslyIabcr H.utuulen,
% MA iis gum Stllptl olntibt in otl
AbenoiturNen. n0b StlleBUnl Der
}lu:ts,lunls0ebduoe eluSelne Oars an
privataeieaitaitca ocrmle,9tn oeata
orin aui porberias &slt.Iluns MalI'
,tii.n icro!rt Wsrosu tonaen. Jlnls
luomamu ,Searh Si9lts" wtron
our ltahH.li I'M Wdnl eraalten ptrota
ole aui irgtno Clnen puutt 9,rIbiti
weroen tonnen uno oelelbtn peIota
ndmsn.Iib in gsiu1 dui olt @etaaos,
o't Bartenplrticl unO Den Uoreli
Bart Don g8irtidmteit lein. 5000
mtanoesttnt glAter iolleu iur StItu1'
ua9 oes 8aoss olsntn. Vas Sao
piyo lih $40 fuB ilbsr 0o5 YIa'edII
,rh,b,n. aui wclbsm ciniae Der goNta
StOluos llbea uno e@ luro lomit ON
.sethiisH eta-li,bt+pmtt ari eeHl aas-
lielun3sp.dB, 5liotn, au' ms'9sn
Arunoe maa ajmmt, DAB man III
5tduoe itlu miro nit @eunBung pon
ScynllaieM Die Cjari9ebn9t 81 crs
blitel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
farm jll pcrtauien.

Vim l5tsn f.aruar 1904, weroe Id
msine an Der pig Mlariss, 3! Rsilsn
luolib opn g1sfplalia nahe Der
eo,lstOwn auao seleasns ,5arm gum
S.rtGuf ausitssn. 3it farm sntbdlt
$50 9lfer, nobon 100 Afer @attonl.
!ono uno 80 2lt.r Sotlano uni.r
aultur nno. Gbsn'a1s einm "Qait.
IRE" bon 80 gtf,rn. 3u,ia6dia,s
Gohntsus nit ) 3immsr uno Sals
i'm sriien, uno 4 3mmir uno 6ale
i'm 2.su Stofrsr;. Stall 30x40
n,bii anosrsn GG5auliaisiien ole al,
in gutsm 3atunoe iino. Sine 0iit,r.
ne am 6auis; tin. Guers bsim Stall.
pno tine Gutqs i'm .Raliurs" sln.
ltbois ueroM iton Dor gtnanut,u
Datum entaesenssnsmmsn.
7em aduftr wiro 8slsaafb.it &C.
joisn ,in IrItisi Der Eualns osatn
3iuisn, aai o,r 6nm ffsbsu ~ laNen.
Ser 9sriauf piro am obsnssnann.
Ten Gage in @ehpbdIia itliiiinbsn.
StrYarr.2.'4e.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
Gin rrbr adbsr Eaf.

.Ia belt isii ;u msiner glaitiens,
o5iue1l leoes ejeIent inmer;tS uno leoer
9ieyp nit Sdmeri 9sioitsrt uaros,"
ldrtibt Is. y. Selamn, elm Sotomoilu
beBer 81 Burlington. SOpd. rSa
.par lbnl.5 uno blsl1, olne alsn ap,
otlIt uno gan, berunter astommen.
us la TN &grins liaAo, aul,uae5ea,
erhlsli ib slns 6Iai1s el,clrie 9itt.rs
aao naaoem in oltlsi5s stuommsn,
iab!ts ib 10 uObI, wie id js IN mein.n
Stoen seiublt." Studbs, trant.ias,
leruutsr ss.Ommeas 2,ute ,rlaalsn
ourt ieinsn 8etraub INNER neues
S,beu, Stdris uno aralt. gsrlunt
lbn. 3uirisosnesit suarantirt bel ..
9lIien,psr, @sfppalla, una 2. r.
S1su IL Spns st. Thomas uno st.
sllidbeil.
-Asl, ,situns. Gahclan: ct.
mas Buies sabeH ots aalttstarien
oot,- = Hrsma:s: sEls patsl- =
eanslau: SR gsldoe lperstn lslt
'g!1t msss 10 i,sy t..yis:!t!'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
Alsr Aneru asf St. toxis.

Tie 2lugen aler Ueroen ulbyeno
ots Sa9yss 1904 aui Ct. 9ouls Qe.
rlbt,t lem. S,osr manitt aus sriisr
Hano Die Nsulsisitea Der 9roBter
geeltdusfeIlung DIE isnals oi, le,l,
Sslebsn bat, ~ ,rbaltcu. geir rn,dsn
olb,r uni,rt gei,r aui Die arOBn Si.
Souilsr 3.ituna "a abonnlrtn-SiHe
3,itua9 oi, tiias lbres Ole tta ootr
RiplIen in 9anssn gSelisn an,rtcnnt
uao DIE eritsn %anaes ii.ht untsr osn
gr0btsn ,}siiuueeu Der gsslt. ason.
nirt aui o,n Ct. 2ouis 6lpte Ssmo.
trat mo erbaltst aHt Rsuis.,itsn Der
@tltdusii.Iluug, aIes 9i.us ubsr oi,
Rational @abllhadt uno dls S;ge.
btnbsitsr Der aau,su GsIt. Scbsi
iIujtis: all anosr.r StsIt oi;ir Aus.
1aet.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
Oklahoma ,6drmen.

SD babe elni9s ausssiudte 6armsn
in Gt!aboma 81 itbr billi9en Yrelicn
III oertuuien. 9iit psnissn bunocrt
S1GIesn toan'n lunge Geute BIER elpe
Scimatb grauoen. &anOiGuiem bic.
tst 0iele oessro giinltlss e'eIe9enbeit
li Oortbeilbaitcn ginid9en. SD sr.
tbcile serne 9IQsn gswunlAle austunit.
". 3. Ssnts
soporp =. s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
GillJcilHSt.


Sa siucm Stytib,n p6n mir an :.
,laa .. 5. i'll ibysr 5eitlina NORM i3
paniate S,u Sos. 3. 2utts iotts
uuir emt Sraoe btantportsn. Nnoet ,r
Sos, J. 2u:dc, pis ib feb. :iniQe G'ia
ler uno G}inlcl, uno Oebbllb Uavty,
lidnolia, mo ih mil hermit llts
nuitllreu Mann mollib. 1ldbo,m i3
O0s ehytj5:n uohmal 0slsicn imoe i1r
itlbit. crit,ns in oeu gilmtl &ttc,s.
5tim iit tin ! 9eitrleben lnitatt %
oas tg;tt Olnn S.telshsjr, UnO ii
9ruuof1,it; Naau l,uoe Id ptilG 033
,uiiben o;u 6tjo:,i @orten G,o'itr, -
Rea,y. ell tl'iaes comma @ lVeals.
hlitbGt M, mo oiciss bat Damn biz
Sdte auiAtnl'ht. 3h woIIts lager
,Searoen IL eiu IOrI. ulo bort par
ir.llcy ell &.Olisr, bann, Stocr III eiu
2o;I. ults tel Den Sromptierlprunl.
llllts oieics BAT lin tleines comma Oers
urlldt mel cs niAt od way. l.y
(Syuno III m,lntr Erlas if aber IN
mtiltu oou gtnannten Strelben
otutlit ou9slsben, it hab Nort q { q.
iagt. g 9sit9bs aus 9ieu1i,roe, uuo
0a0te, cs lei cine llnihuloige.
.9isiu 6rturo 1Oiepb wiinitt at,r Oh.
he 3psir,I Otn 9emegsrIynp 81 Olticr
lieuaitroe III lpiheu, uno 1T mi, ioll,.
81 hlb Stude, ootr 5tlls pon ocutlh=
lanos tieitltte 9el,ie1l, hab NANCE
alic oeutlht erjdalun3 (otuiibt |o,,..
lIaej asb0yt. in SsiOea hab ID oi;,rs
Snudhnun1 etiunosn oss Ssuto5lrlsy
Wdl0es. brit lpIlen groBe Qrlcltsible
ten Oon &Omer mo aaiitrllttl Stt
rel auslel!ibrt 'tlu, it,atr loa IN Dell
2SdIee eln srpbss 9errmlms@sntmlt
lui9eneut lsin, uuo mag Nsutt noh
iehea. S,nn Dor m.bysrtn ylonlttn
sab Id ELL platoeullthss StoIht TIL
goltsb,lit gclslsn BARN luuroe Der
Sromptteriprun9 sruabat. mi, immtr
al alie Sriegs trianerne, abtr nl1l
nit msin;r arborteu Sats nbereinl1=
tunmt, isrnsr msin. i'd auh oas
leert 3sutoburgsr.g8alo in osu gs.
oiht 9eleltn "a bdbeu, oisies crrslts
III mir gtsulleros. 9po iit Der 5cutos
ourgtrsy9dlol llno COS ndhfe mas
mir in ben Snn tam. luar, Sos. i.
su,de il psr gann Der olr oas iaa:n
tam. ga oirit SADIE nun gar ten;
sile bate bah Id olei,loe auiAtitp5.a
um bel lblstttsn g1stter mlt Die ,3ett
aamit ab;utur;sn, uuo ipuis ole Iia1t
sarnld, bsanilpOrtet lusroen oani
uiro aut bas t,insn giniiaeu pon nl,i.
nen alien 3assn an gebtn abturea.
sd bate Stmith. oo,r Shn,ioer,
lUohl lrdg,r tonnen, bin ab,r niht be.
tdmt mll oen 0etrrn. @ln, litter
IT pn msln 6r,uno Sos. j. guedt
ntlai, 10 bin nur einmal, uno in @ii.
IssaBsn atberen, id tann bas itriit.
LID, tlrtIla. ulil,i.l bstp.ii,n. 5sitpt
N l,0enfaus sbsnio fihsr oas sr IN
RieisI ssbOrsn in. Oh ab,r sisis 8s.
5urtsoris in, oosr aubsrbalb o.s as.
nanntsn gSaloss iino, Noas pe;5 Id
,btn nihi. Yls ID ab,r bic b,io.n
Ssbuttsorts in msinsu 0b,ns.nanntsn
Sdrslben ana,fhbrt bate, eas mar
Der Saris peQsn abhttllt asisbm.
dno glaubts wtnn Der Soitpb oas
aibi alsit psritdnps oanu waru, 9,
oaa ihon spiiden ben eini,n gsi,n.
Inn hitis 10 aber um stwas sidht
W Vu-teeR,.ihs Tim oas @orttsr
Et, han q ID braosriit) ptist ID
taau osa Yilas bsisr reslsteu als ei
: 1ssss iasSsl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28
Dattcrs lOciocn.eecfen,

dIaup, n,ien Silrttrn, ialuop mieu
CARMEN,
Biltsn l6ttet al en- Sidr,tsn.
SlH mien alisrieiuItst A,no,
eSlaop, wien sRi9tien, i9IoOp asiapins.
Rofit DC blaosa SeppsrS idlutsn,
Sdpdits 4att psirt al eao buten,
50, mien oidrt, nj, ib!aope in =
SIaee. Iaot bat Srani9ten iisn
S4laop, mien Ieiret Sidrtenspiippisn,
Ruorsm gift ct oasuiippten,
lleowermuoreen glottcnbris,
RoSer iuodt ent iolmit fiicr oi.
So, misn anss, mai oien SdIdop,en.
BATTER fOii ei out en- Sbdop,en;
lis ainp Sat eddopteu meltt = =
'Sd6r dS, mat be Slase bOlttl
Sdlaop; misn ena,Iten int Shtstsu.
Trini arit pan be GidIt Ell Sliidsfsn,
Euorgsn mi nao'n GIaoren eaobt,
Nao be itonen SlOmisS iidobt.
90, nllen edab, mont rithlo bliere1,
yRaone iitt ali otor be Shisluen,
Sn be 4R0one ltet1t en Aeun - -
Girdi'sc 2ei6t GIN Sdreepsn bran.
S1ldOp, nisn i0te drtsns.SlGOrtcn,
Eodisii ou man zen pGpr sSap5rten,
&dnnit ou in be SdloIa saobu,
nn III be baun ii0peritaobn,
HloIii Sr aui nod enn,en IGbrsn
arige' oann fisners 9Ianseren,
acnnI. Zen grauten SauItsn irjsu -
0drne. luot Dat 9rieitien isn
sdlaop, nien llemeIien, iCbIaop title,
Robe BOLT az up oe Siue,
SIueoeriiSic9 bitten ilei0t
Hell I'D IN 81 slGuien weigt.
5ddop IN bud as an oisn Roprisn,
5obIit ou NOD, si'i ct en- 9Idprien.
Veil id besid. IN m0he INN --
Guott'ie Cant, M i6la6pp ie in
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28

Mr. Albert Schlief and Mr.. Homer
McElhany Special Agent Of The
Mutual Life Insurance Co Of New
York, will arrive in Westphalia, Sat.
urday January j0th and remain a tew
days. They will stop with MIR. Borg.
never ana will be pleased to meet
anyone who is thinking of taking Life
Insurance. or anyone who would wish
10 hear explained the different kinds
OF re0-'it and investment Policies
writ.a oy the "Old Mutual Lite"
which has been inSuring peopls lor the
past sixty two years ana which has
many policy holders in OSageCounty.
Mr.. Schiiet and Mr.. McElhany will
also visit Linn, Richfountain, Loose
Creek and Frankenstein while on this
trip Mr. McElhany wrote several
Policies in Linn about two weeks ago.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-01-28

Sum Salub Allen ois ols c5iat
t,iel urs ocH ,ioisr5 ina b.io.oeyu
2a9 &rp, WUl'teao.
,3sita,t @oM. &aot.