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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27
Kidney Trouble Cured.

Mrs. NJ. J. Danlcy, Treasurer of the
Rebecca Lodge, 1. O. O. F., writes from
l2l First street, n, Minneapolis, Mirn.:
~ was afflicted for several years with
kidney trouble which became quito ser
ious and caused ne considera bic anxiety.
IspcEf hundreds of dollars trying to
be cured, but nothing gave me any
permanent relief until tried Peruna.
Ii took less fhan t1rce months anL
only ten bottles 10 effect a pcrr:aEe7!
cure. "---Alrs. N. J. Daniey.
Address The PcruEa Medicine Co..
written Nv DR.. S. j.. Hartman.
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Barbecue.

WE WILL FURNISH OUR ANNUAL
w barbecue at Edmund, g. c.. on Au-
gust II, 1904, campaign day at tina; place.
Everybody come and hear the ca ldidates
speak and get good dinner,
KEEDER BROS.
Edmund. June IA, 1904. 9w4O.
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Barbecue.

NN SATURDAY, JULY 80. 1904. l
vii, tnruish a barbecue and refresh
ms,ts about two and halt miles south CT
LewieGa;e. kuowr AS the Minis OK: P ace
Candidates and everybody ara invited.
Music will be furnished bv & brass band
Hb. cue will Ge cooked By Mr.. le"le
Haliman. +. .. ci|o''A'
.Inlc II. lGGi-3S.
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Final Discharge.

MO rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons interested that l will apply
to the Hon. George S. Drafts, Judge CT Pro.
bate in and for the County Of Lexington,
State OF South Caroliua. On the 2cnd day
of August. 1904. for a Final Discharge as
Administrator of the Estate OF Jt hn w.
Connor. CHARLIE w. CONNER.
Administ, ator.
J1lg l9, 1904-4wi0
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REPRESENTATIVES.

J. Brooks Wingald thanked the
people for the vote given him two
years ago, and urged the importance
of a second term as it better fitted
person to accomplish more good;
be stood for what be thought right,
lust and expedient and stood by the
rights of the people; he valued edu-
cation above all things. About S22,-
900, with surplus wasnow ezpeoded
for free schools in this county and If
properly applied would accomplish
much good; be spoke of the appro-
priations to the higher institutions OF
learning and their source OF revenue
and favored reduction wherever
practical.
T.C. Sturkie said he was raised
on Lexington county sand hill farm,
and knowing the needs and necessi-
ties of the people be could represent
them as we'll as any other mai; be
stood in favor of good country
schools; the State was in debt and
the only way to decrease that indebt-
edness was to practice economy IN
the matter of public expense; he
thought that the appropriations for
the higher institutions should be le-
duced as some of them have mote
money than they need; trusts and
monopolies should receive some at
tention from the State, but legltl-
mate enterprises should not be inter-
ferred with.
E.. e. Shealy had no special prom
ises to make; # elected be would
endesvor to fnd out what is the best
for the people, and would labor for
their best interest; I don't propose
to hold my mouth shut; I stand for
economy in South Caroline; the legis-
lature has been extravagant, our men
fought against this extravaganza but
or
they failed to obtain relief; the State
is in debt and the onlNremedy Ito 's
reduce appropriations; some schools
are receiving more money than shey
need; he believed in education and
urged tie necessity of better common
| schools; he favored biennial sessions
believing they would be best for the
State.
Dr.. E. J. Esheredge would consid-
er it sacred trust if be was sent to
the Legislature; he believed that he
knew the people aid knew their
| necessities and knew the value OF
dolla,; you have all been told Of the
various appropriations and I will not
now rehssh them; if elected [ will
do the very best I can for you; l
have no public record, you can meas
ure me by my private life.
j. NJ. Epting said we are all stand
ing on tie same platform and you
will have to choose between US; you
need men of capacity, ability and
will power who will labor in your IN
terest; be believes that the higher
institutions of learning be supported
but not extravagantly &C: the com
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27
Barbecue.

T WILL FURNISH A FIRST CLASS
Il taebecre and refreshments at Mr.. Aus
TIN Meatzes. two and q bait mics north Of
Spring Hill, on the Shady Grove road. on
August 9Th. There will be music and dane.
ing tor the young folk. Candidates aad
everybody cordially invited and every et-
fort will be made to make the day an en-
joyable one. Come one. come all
JOSEPH W. MEETZE.
June Is. 1904 6w39
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Barbecue.

On AUGUST s, 1904, THE BROOK
" land Baptist church will furnish q
first class barbecue, at New BrOokland,
S. G. The proceeds 10 go for the erec
ton of the parsonage. The Ladies'
Aid Society will furnish refreshments.
The public is cordially invited.
June %, 1904. WEB.
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Barbecue.

T WILL FURNISH A FIR ST CLASS
barbecue at Swansea, on Campaign
Dav. August 4th. Come one, come all
and enjoy first class dinner and hear
the various speakers, J. B. COATS.
Swansea, S. c., June "a. 5w3S.
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BARBECUE.

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST TWENTY
" fifth, campaign day at Price7llle, we
will serve a first class barbecue at the resi-
dence Of q. F. KeiSler. Ali the candidates
Will be present and ever body is invited.
JOHN PRICE.
JAMES JUMPER.
June o. 1901 lrw42.
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Barbecue.

WYE WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS
w barbtc2e aud refreshments at bFlt
Hu,tos Mill OF tuesday. August 9th'
Campaign Day. All the candidates Will os
present and the public generally IS invited
10 come out and hear the speeches.
w. E. BAUGHMAN.
J. G. III. SON.
July l3, l904-39.
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Barbecue.

NJESSRS. 8. P. & S. NJ. SMITH WILL
lXl give one OF the best cues of the sea-
son at T. C. Smiths on Augus:. Is. Ali
the candidates who expect to BE- elected
will be present. A good dinner and Q.
good time is promised all. Music by band
and amusements for young folks.
July 1879.
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PERFECT
HEALTH
RECLAIMED.

often had to Ii! down. / took SIX bottles
Of Peruna. was then in perfect health,
was regular, had no more headaches, in
fact, my health is now al that I could
will ,,-Nlrs L Non Stinna11
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27
Barbecue.

T WILL FURNISH A FIRST CLASS
L barbecue, with refreshments, at Gas
ton, on August 9TH, Campaign Day. All
the candidates will be present and every
body is invited to come out and hear
them speak. G. S. GOODWlN.
June 20. 6W39.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27

BapE:s1 Union 20 Meet.

The Lower Division of fhe Lexing-
ton Baptist Association will meet
with the Convent church, oa Sarur
Gay before the 5th Sunday in July.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27
Barbecue.

T WILL FURNISH A BARBECUS : AND
Il refreshments at Pelion on the 3)th day
of July, 1904, campaign day at this place.
Everybody is cordially invited to CO ne anc
enjoy good dinner and have ine time.
Plenty of speeches and the candidates will
be glad to see all. JOSH J. SHEALI.
June 18th, 1904. 7w36 pd.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27

E. A. Smith merely wished to in
troduce himself; was mill man and
was a judge of material; favored
better roads at as little expense as
possible.
IS. P. Shumpert was known to
many. Had travelled over many
miles of improved roads in Richland
county and had gained considerable
information; was a judge of work
and material and if elected would do
his duty. Referred to his neighbors
as to his ability and character.
John W. Fry thanked the people
for electing him a County Commis-
sioner. Had done good work and
had discharged his duties as he saw
them to the best of his ability; and
had gained knowledge and experience
and was therefore able to give better
service if elected.
L J. Langford will look after the
official bonds of the county officers,
and after the poor; see that the chain
gang is worked in the proper man.
ner; look after the bridges; see that
the Communication tax goes where it
belongs; and will give all his time if
necessary both day and night.
AUDITOR.
G.. A. Derrick, the present encum-
bent, didn't propose to make q
speech as the Office did not require it.
Thanked the people for the support
they had given him; lad laborsd to
do his duty in the past and would
endeavor to do so in the future.
W. Pickens Lindler, was stranger,
had ambition to hold office and had
fully equipped himself for the faith
fully discharge of the duties; had
graduated from Newberry College,
and from the Leesv.lle Business COL
lege. Do not consider my size but
the size of my forehead.
Nj. D. Harmar, former Auditor,
had no speech to make. Duties of
the Office were solely and purely min
isterial; everybody knew him, he was
no stranger; if elected he would
give the same honest, faithful and
intelligent service that he has given
in the past.
sUPT OF EDUCATION.
John S. Derrick, was glad to be
at Batesburg to thank the people for
the hearty support they had given
him in the last campaign; he had
then ran on the merits of his good
looks but declined to do 90 now; had
no special platform, but had endeav-
ored to do his duty; the school sys-
tenn had some defects, and spoke of
the necessity of competent trustees
and school teachers.
J. E. Rawl Kyzer-The Office
needs a good man who will carry out
the law; will see to it that competent
trustees are appointed; the Office
needs good man so that he can en-
courage the trustees, teachers and
scholars to higher attainments; he
stood for education.
SENATOR
Mr.. Joab Edwards was in the race
for the Senate with q number Of
other gentlemen. He was chosen
the first speaker here today and
hoped to be the first in the race; he
favored education, and would work
along this line; be was one among
the first originators OF Leesville COL
lege and had done much for the
advancement of the cause of educs-
tion; be favored more graded schools;
mind is more important than the
manufacturing interest; be opposed
higher taxation for the support Of
the higher educational institutions Of
the State; would not cut the appro.
priation to the old soldiers one
dollar; be was the only old soldie,
in the race; favored publishing the
| confederate roll; If elected will try
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27
Barbecue.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL
W furnish a first class cue at Ballen-
tine, August 18th, 1904, this being cam
paign day. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend this cue and get the best
dinner Of the season.
II. \. Buckley,
S. J. BICKLE1.
July 4th, 1901 7w4l pd.
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Ms. z. Won Stienau, ?32 Fifth street,
Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
- have been sufferer for years with
female trouble, causing backachc and
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mon schools should receive the fos-
tering care of the State and better
and more efficient system was need
e5; he had no objection to pensioning
old soldiers; legislation was too
carelessly done; was the only non
professional man in the race; his
platform Was vote for Epting every
time.
Paul E. Hutto will run on clear
cut platform using 70 money nor
liquor; the evidences are that We are
progressing and consequently taxes
will be higher; let the appropria-
tions to the colleges remain as they
now are; favored pensioning the old
soldiers because they we're Confed-
erste soldiers: there is not enough
monev for the common schools, it is
encumbent upon the masses to better
their condition; will not be ashamed
| Of his record if elected.
All the candidates for Solicitor
were present, but as they were
| speaking when We left We did not
get to hear any Of them.
We were unsvoidably prevented
from attending the campaign at
! Crout's Store
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at times terrible head
aches. I had a | 5 o
complications fro m
indigestion and heart
trou b lie, so that I
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04

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ihre S6wsiiey. SaweRer ehayltas :. :.
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rie @sItauSiisHuua IN Auaenid,tiu NJ uth
men.
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REQ nnN (heoeata besnbeu iia an Srsiiaa
udt St. epuis, nm in sortiacu Rotre Cd.
men @iu,terbauir psu ssiitiSsn llsbunssn nit
bsiMpohnm.
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Hcimbeim ein Stw0aer ees Ntrrn auauit
seernsr seiiorben. Die yeiSe wurSe an
Sonnias isinsr IN ct. souis ppbubaiten
SdmilIa ugsianSt.
Mn lcs.su Sornerltas pcriaueie Die Sir'
ma Nsrner ure siidsnboi' cine earlarune
Aincpisb une Sbws,ns unc AM @cntaa
Nerr hermann NiIIcmsisr cine GarIaeuna
Sdaie nbt 4i. 9cais.
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6reitaa in SeaIeitiins eeo Nerrn uus Trau
1sinrid Sorsmsisr sinsu AasfIus nah
SoIttuwn INT eafeIbft Sen Nerru susuit
SoIs einer Ssiuh ab.uitattm.
Die Sodwiiresn Sobm non
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ben bieiissn $ri.ii.rn an YOrtiuniu!a
5slts bebiI'Iid. Sestrer belt wr sIeiden
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belt, tbeiIS ees 5iid'Sersniissns bier. Ce
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euitide iuit 10 quit wie De bette YaSerb6r.
ner, III ididmt c. iid MID.
Die aui esm pienie perIobtsn " rtidsI
purssn pon 6oIsenen scwonneu: Tamen
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GitelIa yBaItsr pou 9t. lbumas; Sabp Gar
riase 0ede, Sohn 8mleImann pon Yrini.
town, 0robe pupps, frau 6rani lorit
oanisI, GoIoene lai6u llbr, bsim (NiS0sr
Doll Rad, 9ermann Studenidnsiesr une
Sdw si,sr Sai6sn ll9r Der ScIfsbIattmunn
--6rI. Siaie Giepcnbrcd bate am Sonn.
tag Tadmittas bes llnsIid bel tbrer &iidebr
pon eincm Yeiude bel Der 6amiIia Ybiuip
Ya!Ienbuib oieicits Der Yr,idc Don Eisres ~
iouen. Batter 9onfamp Der ods Yiero obns
Die Relterin ,uriid lebren fab, besub iid TO-
aIeid aui bic Sudc uuo ianS oas S,duen
bepuit. uno resunasIob am 8sse Iisgsno.
0err acnrp Sr,mc Der iosIcid sur S.clls ,par
iubr Ole ScwubtIoie uad ibrer I1obnung
oem Biarrbauie no Or. BopIes ile Inter
indte. Go itellie iid beraus oab iie auher ei.
nise eoutaiiencn icinsn 59aoer aenommen
uno 6rl. eiDie 1T oa Ipir ,ur preiie seben 70
;iem LID Iuisoer berseiteIIt MIR weib iie lid,
nidt " errinnern NO tie sewsien uno wle Der
! llnialI it'd msetras.n bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04
Yerioual @utlien,

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Ssiuh.
sri. yiac ehrpper9 tehrte an 6rcitas
nub 5c'isrion GiY wrid
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souis aeiuuo mn .pSbI beiheetshri.
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iia am Sicnitla seiadiisbaIbsy bier.
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fpeiIi Eel biclisen $crwanetsn aJ 9siah.
-Ncrr Sobn S0nebotbe pen arguIs mar
am Tcntda seieditOhaIbet in nnierer etaet
.9am Nerrn ecnrae Nerboli amuiirtsn
iih Sonntaa riniss unisrcr ianaen yeute
!oit!id.
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Sciierfon gitp pcbnteu een TortiinduIa
Seite bel.
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Iisb Gisnitds iein itciS 9sitsree antIiS bier
le,Idteu.
--frau Tt,SiualS Ieisr nne eSbudsu
pen Sinn beianNsn iid am 5onntas bsiuts.
ipsiie bier.
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\. W. beianosn iib bel seu bieiiaen griei.
tern aui stiua.
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aonnt iidb einise IOss Der Srbcluns bel bic
iacn 9eripano,cn NIB Sreunesn.
--ayI. aatie oil!smsisr febrte geitcrn mad
einein WotsniIihsn Nuientbalte bel GItcrn
,lne Srsumosn nab Seiisrion Gitp wrad
--Nsrr qpuiS SiIlsmsper besab ild AM
Rcntas nod Union III SoisIbit in einsm
8aufIaosn tbstis III lsin. sos. Neitsrman
bsaIsitets i'm nab 6resbur9.
frau Gjertrue 0iItsmeisr uuo Sobp u
aatbon besabcn iit apithpo9 mad Bridge.
ton nm ibrer 1odtsr S,qu 1r. McoS eis
nen 9eiud VI erfottsn.
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mS 5uIia SIedmam pOn @aibinstOn, Nc,
Ie4rten scitsrn in iIrc Neimotb aIriid. SRI.
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Srsitaa mad hlr;cm 9uisntbaIte bel Den Sci.
nen piebcr I'M SntsreNe ieineo @ei9aites,
aIs GIcper NuIIer 9lsent, na6 SIIinoio ;ii'
rid.
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msrtten mir bier bic Nerrcn Soc Bar 5ran'
Bar uno Sobn. Der Nran, bereltete uns
oas Yersniiaen iiensrl Rauen uuiercr itets
wadisnbsn gbonnsntenIiite bei,uiiisen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04

osn eltsrnN NJ.
III iinosu Der ben ~
-. .e.Is!-,.t .oGIoftGn
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nap''a' aasiHEt sri9silsn lOullis!
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juis-Iauoe bier sln9swanosrt, nltt, oa
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.crlieu. wlro er mauhen 9ebornen
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nil uuo duh perl.rut.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04

-llnisrs gluNt Sauos bic @sh-
phaIia Nilitdrp Yano" piyl ndbtsn
0lsuiida aui Dem pitnit III fr,ebavs
Ole Wiuis Ilsitrn.
-9sraeltst @lsihss MT 6jlsih:m
uno beiudet Die Bienies Der tSsasin.
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Griolac ndtien.
-6olaenoe Serren bon aoslbtopu
wareu beaie bier bsmsrtbar: Cos.
4ampsisv, Wariin yaumhosr, uno
Sobu uno Ben Dttemspsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04

nennrn) mar III Oie jIuuno,y Japre all,
mar nlbt iebr melt bon g8sltpbalia &c.
bobren uno er,ogsn uno iuar :ln edtsr
platiosuiitsr. lisisr s. alic lam III
urisrer Staot in sin 8sitdiisbaus
uno 1iate ben eis,ntbiimer einen
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nuros nod eincn anoersn
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6 paiiNtn mubts, oa er absr MIR
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e;a Sluh lhrtr Hatiommen
y;ysisnsa eab i;s linen iten l'l
sSitl, ibr ,ttimltists Gr5t. y
i,yieyats. vauhsn. s'e -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04

Wcler ilu .nss q. ntHutNl teHfr tplr
81, a'ttjnlls nlht. 9tJm h,u,ii' aHN
ten mir einsn Sulmttibsr uren BAT
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mthrtrt Sabre bei uns in Der glrbAn
u. cab iih lllibt I'M Die oeu,'1,
Sprhe III ltrnsn uno nit mtirtr
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lonnten wir ana ,uinmmen yeotr. er
eridhlis mir tr lime aus elmer Selirci-
tniihtn Srppini III europa. eertn Ma
men i'd mid uiht mshr crinutrtn
tam. dut III mir Der gidms ielnu
Spratt tntiallen, DDS notts wohl
peitrtitit Ildti fem. Tann sridhItt
tr MIR sr bdtte tiuen Srllosr III 'ersy
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laiien luollis, sr mibtc itineu Sruosr
(oen mir bier y. rsnnsn lrollen) absr
bas HsiisNelo ihidsu. Inter Den db.
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Spra.h., Is lei Isiht moalit ods n
aui Der adn,en &.iis ieiusn Tlenihen
tieiien wiiros no er Elm Wort nit re-
esn tonnts. Nah siuideu NdhoenIcn
iaate ih i'll u. bm llebeI ici nidi
ub ~ belisn ih madis ibn abcr einen
@orihlaa I'm oabslbe 81 linoern uno
sr mar oamit ,uiritosn. mir tani-
ten oarn cine Nrtllarte iilr y. islnt
&siis, Naun ihrisb id sinsn 3stteI iul
iclat. y. Der ,nbaber oIeiss Shrt
bsns mil BON isincn - Gjcburisort
nat Der Seritdot Srsnlsn. bon royi
nab Nsm Oori in gioro 9lmerita, Oor
bort nab ct. 4ouis ~ glinourt pn
bort per ~. y. &ailrodo ndh Cldlt
6ltp, bon bort nod gSsIpbalio, ooel
gDm. Yoos in Ciaac Gountp. Ticl,a
ielbc ib,icb ih oann aud aul ,nQllit
oaruntsr. ssrnsr ihrieb ih eln |
Yrisi aui 9sutih Der alles eTtlrt !
nno VI. iaats man wliroe III lcinsr :, |
matb Semano iinoen Der ltlntu ',rg. |
Der nos psrli0noigen muroe. A,n !
nabmsu ulIss Suiamnlen uno lhtlfnl |
es al g., mir srblsltsn Rahtbt onfs |
ici angslpmmsn uno v. nm lsin,l
Reiic antrsien. III abey D., g,,i,n
aui Sss oumals nit @eaelbr ana |
oauerts es ilber pier Ntcn, als "
woblbtbalten bel uns onI,n er ino,r
sr bate pirtlid Die 9ars Se,,f;i,
9lismanosu asiroiien no mil rebrn
ionnte. Der 3ettsI bait. Inn anl. Sien.
iis g'leiitsi, beim @orSasn bate man
ibn suredt asipielsn. In asuilisr Sal. |
Ter in Siags 6itp loI Der qtsts Der
lbu isnsn Ysliinl,n nosort mihIdte. |
AU0O oO1srinosr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-08-04
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