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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
INTERR UPIiOAS.

Waggles-Theres one thing about art that has always puzzled me. Jaggles-What's that? Waggles-Where those artists who draw the fashion-plate figures manage to get their models.-Judge. Sammy-Going to move soon, Tom my?
 Tommy-Yes.
 Sammy-How do you know? Tommy-Ah! How do I know. Didn't me mother femme break winder tother day and didn't say nothin' ?- Tid- Bits.
 They are telling a good one on a young fellow who recently was under going an examination for the street ear service.
 Do you use whiskey as a beverage?' he was asked.
 No" he answered, innocently, ''as an intoxicant "-San Francisco Bulle- tin.
 Do you think the trusts have any right to exist?"
 My dear sir" answered Senator Sorghum, there is no use in talking about that now. In my opinion the judicious and proper way to handle the trusts is to avoid doing anything that might irritate them. - Washington Star.
 T VI a,ier why people say AS smart as a steel trap@" asked the very young man. T never noticed anything so remarkably smart about q steel trap'
 "A steel trap, my boy" replied the sage from Sageville, lis smart because, unlike some people, 1t shuts up at the proper time. Chicago Daily News.
 Balty More-And when you had fol- lowed a career of dissipation for some time how does it come that you strengthened up and became respecta- ble?
 Calvert, jr.-Well, you see, I found that mother and father were not wor- rying about me or apparently caring if I went to the bow-wows, so it ceased to be interesting Baltimore American.
 "I," remarked the young politician, proudly, have had thirty babies nam ed after me. It will be a long time be- fore my name is forgotten"
 Tt will be longer time before mine is" retorted the second politician. II have had brand of cigars named af- ter me-and I smoked one. It will be fully a hundred years before they are smoked up--if I am any judge of to- bacco. Cincinnati Times-Star.
 Flows this?' demanded the magis- trate. You have your husband arrest ed for assault and yet you refuse to testify against him. :"
 Well, your honor," said Mrs. Me- Clone, whose heart had softened, q ain't sure twas him done it."
 But you told me he punched you in the eye"
 "Thrue for ye. Some wan did punch me in tn oiye, but I ain't shure who, fur me back wur turned at the toime. , Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
THE WINTER WOODS.

This is the season when we may truly feel the briilliancy of the sun and the earth upon which it bestows these continuing echoes of its own intensity. The trees fell it and respond. Espec- ially the conflicts seem more thankful and accordant, though they wait, as every other vegetable waits, for the pulse of spring, when frosts are loos- ened, and the brooks, that now are hid den under snow, shall again leap and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
Eveminu tn Snbmrb,n

The sun behind the purpling hills hatl
 rolled,
 And soulful signs along the landscape Display "scourene.' use Fakem's fol
 the hair." Slowly along the terra-cotta wold The lone commuter wearily doth fare, Laden with bundles large and many a
 care,
 gold. So still it is that he can almost hear The mortgage working overtime, alack! He sadly smiles and thinks the joke in-
 mense. And silhouetted dangerously near, The yellow canine with the razor back Sharpens himself against the yielding
 fence. Judge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
NlCKE EL

There isn't very much nickel in the world, so far as anybody now knows. The most important source of supply is the Sudbury district in Ontario The other is in New Caledonia, a French penal settlement or colony situated in the Southern Pacific Ocean, about four days sail from Sydney, New South Wales. Consequently, among the great Powers, France and Great Britain are
 at present the only ones possessing
 nickel to any appreciable extent for use
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

One of my earliest law cases, said Senator Bacon of Georgia, twas the de- fense of negro charged with stealing chickens. I was making out pretty well until it came time for the negro to go on the stand. Are you the defendant in .his case?" the other lawyer asked. No. sah," said the negro, pointing to me; there's the defendant. I'm the one that stole the chicken"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations. Wants. Rents. and other small advertisements, One Cent a Word each in- sertion: Five Cents Word for full week.
 Display advertisements. per inch. one in- sertion, S1.20: each subsequent insertion. 40 cents: one week, $320; one month, $lO; one
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

A pious couple at Nuremberg quarrel ed about the right way for their chil- dr- to say their prayers. As a result. the husband nearly murdered the wife with razor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

Tn one os the seamen's mission in London pulpit has recently been in- stalled in exact imitation of a ship. The pulpit is built of oak, and is construct ed exactly like the prov of a ship. The design follows the line of the ships of the ancient Vikings. The pulpit is the gift of the commodore and officers of the f1otilla of torpedo-boat destroyers which are used as a schoolship at Med- way. England.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

Clara-I hope you don't call yourself an invalid with that appetite.
 Clarence-Why, Clara. it is this an- petite that keeps me an invalid.-Life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

It is related of Dr. Joseph Bell, who is in a measure the original of Sherlock Holmes, that while a professor of nedi~ cine at Edinburgh he invited his class to test their powers of perception by tasting a dark amber colored fluid. showing tfem that. it was harmless by dipping his fingers in the fluid and touching finger tip to tip. When they had all made wry faces he gravely told them that if their powers of observation had been good they would have seen that while it was the forefnger that the middle finger that found it's way to his mouth;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

Governor Hayward of South Carolina says he is practically powerless" to deal with lynchings. He has sent a special message to the general assem- ply asking for adequate powers and an adequate contingent fund. Matters cannot safely be left as they are, he tells the legislators, when it has come to this, that "any kind of lawless men may feel secure in taking the life of a fellow being on almost any pretext." :"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25
Sale Of Fine Blankets And Flannels.

Fine Stripe Flannes and Challies, in pretty stripes, our regular price Is 3octs.
 To close out at 25cts Yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

Dr. Dillon, an authority on Russian affairs, says that the czar is an in tensely emotional man, but has school ed himself to hide his feelings. At the death of his father he broke down and Nsept like child. but none knew of the agony of heart he was suffering He is a brilliant linguist, good classical scholar. a sportsman. His many-sided knowledge has won the enconniums of the best Informed men. Lyon Playfair dining with him one day at Windsor found him "singularly well read, and declared it required all my knowl- edge of geography to keep up with him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

President Wheeler and Professor Putnam, of the University of Califor- nia, in describing the recent ethnolog- ical and archaeological work of that institution, say that nowhere in Amer ica has there been such. diversity of Indian languages as in California. But these languages are now rapidly disap- bearing. Several of them at the pres- ent moment are known by only five or six. and others by only twenty or thir- ty persons, and hardly year passes without some dialect, or even language. eeasing to exist through the death of the last individual able to speak it. It is regarded as important to record all these languages at the earliest possible moment for the sake of the light they throw on the ancient history of the Pa cific coast.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-25

It is stated that allotment has prac- tically broken up the cattle business in the Indian Territory. and this year there will be almost @ total absence of fhe big herds which have for years grazed the rich grasses of Indian Terri tory. The Indian agent states that there seems to be no move whatever on the part of cattlemen to take grazing leases this year, and there will be none. Leases for this kind cannot be made for a period longer than one year, and as most of the allotments are being fenced. the COW man cannot longer handle his cattle under the old regime The Here- ford and Shorthorn have taken the place of the Texas ranger, and the herds have been broken up into small punches, owned and cared for by the farmers.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
Charles 6orner.
Gin straflinp i'm 3u&ikauo ~ fan-
Iine RanIas, aIs s1illiam HnSolpb
iesntiti,irt,

sim Samiias 9lbeno wurot oi,
9lgentur Ser Eintsrtpn Detectives teler
9rupbiib bsnatrihti9t odB Der am
7isn SulD 1908 aus Der SAIL in st.
SouIs rniiprunasns 9antrluher S9m.
Ruoolpl 9eilmoeu wprOen lsi. &u.
oplpb htIinoet Iih unter o,m Namsn
Sbarles @urlep i'm Ganias Stlata.
:uat=SOuie ;u Gaming.
Ser 8eIdngene, pbltun er ppIitip
ais Der llniol Sdnlyiubsl uno M0r-
Der ots Setettipes ,SbubmlAers iosn-
liIlSirt it. ltuguet bon oem SantrOu-
Der stpas ;u wiNen. Ut 9lbt Ntlme
iota als ltine Seimoth an lmO btbaup-
ttt crit ltli einem Nipnat im Stalts
RaniGs 81 isin. Aaitalien werOen ss.
trenei, &ueplpb Don Den Sdnlas gs=
h0rpen ausgelisfert 81 eThallen uno ibn
nat St. SOuls Surtlfiubrinltn, Gel
llns. Der an llttn gflri
aebOnAt werosn ioll, miro oislr llnt
liano eielltiht cine ejui9nirilt Atu1h.
rtll oa wabriteinlih gslos Sulammsn
Uerbort werocn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18


bic Gath1ltuns pon Fleiihiptii;n an
allen girinu0hen mo Trsitdaea IN orr
I1l;enitlt. lm SGmstal In ogr C.ua-.
l:nlbtyuo1s IND an Ray'lmlill. q
ll:R anO,rsu 5llsn 1T 6l,lih b,i o,u
oeyltit0eneH MtahtFi,cH ayinUbt
lie hobp. Rtttorsn Iuerogn eiuht.
oblgt ToritIIiten uno Si'ptnitn he
rer Otmel necn poriulsifu mO dustln'
lnotIu'eg2r. Hun io,isu IL III lbr,n
Hlrnen lptcls.s G1lteuluOltttu u.r-
lnlt0Itsu.
q. Souis. otu ) f,tr. 1904.
Suhu !. UIenUoN,
GrjblltoI pou Sl. youIs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
enitam sinsm ibrsilibm Stitiaie.

enitam einem ibrsilidsu Stitiale.
osrr y. 0asllns Dol g,sIbuurns,
6ld.. itr,Iot: .Rsin ASjt ialts mir
odB Id ausjtlrunS babe mo ribts fur
mih aettm mroeu tonne. Sh pdre
Dem Suoe ueriaIien. Ttg Ciittts einer
i!sisn Vrsbeflaias Dol 9r. ains's
li0p 7istopsrp ior 6oniumptipn be.
iuss mta ss ~ usriuttn, Ger GtiOls
mar wunosrbar.. Sh bin isBt auf osm
Wsas DER SsnsruBs nm, flsiss ourd
Ir. Sings 9eiu 9isteptrn. es rstists
mcinysbsu." Gieles ar0gs 0silmItleI
i sarauiirt iur Gle oals' uuo sun-
a,nlsinsn bel y. ,.iltsmspsr, @sseysa.
tia uno &. Y. Stsll Il. Cons, ct.
5brmas uno CT. elIiabsih..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
NHninler SO
IN oiss nitt iut.rl1'1ts


NNyl,h fsuo e III o,e am ost
R1itlas nm T1gs w.g Domination
mir 81 SIfg oosr gt oty.13, II ctr.
te.'n. l&ls b3,isa Die bier p.riam.
Meter G,mo.rat,u ooonl 29uO bsrr
fc'' noninir, '9 mgs sr lem. l9ah!
oan3 oie 0U.it Ger oemo.y1rih,n ma.
'tlae lsrtil ;u tyjaa;a ius.n.
IN onasrtn 29'yten l.is3t. r.aa ri.
eeaiotra,iitn S;inmleber uitt s.nsn
1Ilnn na1 o:m 99uuit: Der Mt.iars
.nommlrtn. 10 MIRO ol. g!lihins ols
SIttt nltt untCrrIggu. NiJrb:i mon,s
man 'raa,u, o5 ncry gSs,o mo biz Ma
.l1nt ol; GuullltsN o;r Nlrta inter.
FUEtn reyoen o9iy nitt' g@.n. u.at
wa3 relcea 'ie olaU :ana2 lserstn iie
Die RsgubIltlntl upi;riug,a, o9sy siu
unlball1l.s 5,tst luiiit lem. ooer
!p;yota iie gltyt't II 3ttrm truO,rIia Um-
lllnnlcn no n Dc Suitg it.llen b;,
ole 9@lll uoyubsr? 99,l man oi,
@ilmmsc5tr, mt.be seltu oiC N(l.
llns flmmsn. ologya erihrttla! y:
ntpt btHJle 10 aus.
rCbn, Nu.is otr o,ma.sl.li.1al Mia.
l1Ine tOani; wlbr,uo Ger ..Ftsl II
Sable in nlliouyi lem Iemotyl. II
eln5m 9Imtt 9s.lu3al", Glt Nsyy G,to.
30 hlbs otsger untgr Dem G,aOrute
ltlian0,n O0g ois gclmtn IN Ri.
'QuJl ouyq olt oeMo.5auitta S!tnm.
ssaty ttfeabti le.,rocr. cgy Ng.UEer=
anS Ne,ya Ht.os ulA. 1aDta ois
&o'ta' tliasa y4ty;a. oit lt1itlus
sl.i H,t2. " Glt5, m4iiiiouu 500.
opo otmo.rt'a. SuMAstbtr.
y p,yo 0Nia5ea filter astylihen
ST eriaa,ta, pH p0UQi.tA lit MA
ltn; uoa l9aeu oeN.i.
lun .Aa.liu@ Wuta Id .an8eg. 1T
ti4e CrBlaiatt,a 0U.tom5, astlnel.
ois. NenN lbey tiaiJJ u.u.ot MAN,
n.r NIB 2tcley C.6lUtauoa b,mla.iltu
IND "a llrm eltatu %py,a.,, aus.
oetl,A edMt INIT olti, G>3luiaion
SUI 4tll1Wl a31J. >ssHdta. ANluo
oo- 4,dRHtr 10 mjltrgatW w.r9gu.
5a s.5UptA 0tt l4r!tl stacs uAW.
ea.I q. . II, o1s mi - 5it ,,iii-
t,NtA ~t9'.. ,,uu,tG 81 ,&nA. a1
g5pt,l: 'la.t. DAB 51tpDl S.lQ=
tt1itU 8AgA. mo lp 80 pc.m.gtl
~tIapW oBru.,N 81 liua g9.uH
tWtm Observation-Disclosures o,, N.Ao-
.nls o,s &ul;e4 aAui .,-ali, odrf er
uA tuirlb juatVtu.n. uWJu3e
gut, 4ldnugr ND b9.t,t ~ ls,at -itAe
ju lyCltn, ut.tr.,l; oH N,yI. pCn
Quru Rtto U.1l 3,dda. 81 81. Oh.
Wat namIlt laltli Waug 5u1.olo ~
motrdltll o,elts StIJtts, e Ud3ea
lolIiea, an >@c3 otr !Eup.us 81 treu=
sell, ltg lln 0ss GIyieIooyQ H.
.0lJ ma10, MD oar 81. u, ... t4=
neN otu Jtuttl .1Jy,n gr9.
San lHtlie,tl trl,lt'ig ,,sry Tolt
ubty Die SeUUj3 o,r &lrr ~smo.
trlt uu0 Semg,yJu,. w it 1. =.
w.un mat IN =. S0a,a 81 itc tinem
lsmptrltsn tugu lli,lihg u.ylt.bt,
Der ieins Suite por Der Nu,,eysolruss
Otltll1att btuJt Damn b,l lh aler=
0mSs TEN Ssmolrdl.
Sh wuHbe, oar oH Otmo.r0iiiht
9lrt,i pou Dem Su. abum bt'rett
mtros unO pr'prtt, N,ia $G'ie+ NJ
tbuu, Dies 'trtl9 III byuulta. Sn Dem
5eporiie1en0:u RlMyf tyulyte tA ivt.
Der. n0t UerIlulI ib DE llllcrltug.
una oty EutItr'i1l -. Souutr Ntl'
ltme. sd puro, MIN llt lbamen
II maulyn St. Coulter Wlyos Oeu
SltJ oauon III tragen. J1 purOe mir
oen &orpurt mdhen lrlCuo lpls. stns
nal lsi,llt 81 hdbtIl. ctt.. e,t.
9is Reoe pon mel5sr mir nur Iini1e
aernpuutiC bydtten, ihIcu siu,a titieH
9iuprld dul ols &c.t 1emlht 81 hl=
ben uno Uuroe ntit aucrJrOBttr Ses
lIrIeolaung duileEelnnlen.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
5altcupcrorenrlusen fiir Sic
Gr5cioleie 81. soui5.

g9cr3ufaite bsrp Il i i.
tet i:
sllle nildubig5n. bic ID, cinuno
;mansisitts 9ebenalahr pollrno.t blbtn,
llino, ipean nltt ysAtmlBig oi*p,niirt,
Ipcrpfllttet. oaa 6altengtbot 81 bco6=
laAten.
daittaQe: MI, Sage Ser 6aii,n=
Iielt, d, Somtdle ausasnomntn, iiuo
| Iaebctsne 6ritta12. al oenen nur cine
pplls gi0btitit 9citattet III.
Gispenien pou obiQen
Use bpten:
/. SniOlQe pon 7iipen: III Der eit-
br1uh oon 6lciIhIpsiisu b;i Der
6dnptmdhiieit an allen Sl1en Der Nl=
lten'tit crldutt, luslenommen Die
Qllttpohe, 6reitl9e uno Der G.uartem=
ber= Sanistaa C27. 6tbrulu uno
0ar= Samltng =. 9tprlD.
| ,. Ser Gisbrluh BON 5iibiptii. Su,
i1eih init Gleiitiptilen bei oeric.beil
lNFohliett III ucrbotcn, llblt al SOm.
itdAtn III Der 6attniEit.
,. Die @tuobnbeit madt o;n oj,'
lnub elmer Soiie 2nlite. lbct cocr 0,la'
ner Gbotola0r Oe9 Aforssns er.aubt;
Eo an NbcuN cine COLLATION., ii, .otN
oirrIea lGtil elmer NtahlVitulht utly-
tci9tn icatc. Nci piitr ISOLATION
imo mr. Die 6lci'ripelitn ut,6s.tf.
| Sutier Adie. Ml1 mo Si,r imO
Nurh ipeticIIe GrIlubn,B oe3 81. Stub
q g;'iaitst.
| {. 2T oitbrau1 ppn S4m0b mo
laaAcl0NcGem 6ttt III bel Ger 3dbHt!e
ung pon 6dlttn'pellcr 9tltat.cl.
}. @tnn 81, 0aupuua15tit Aljiltd34
liht eiagenomMut mtrOtn tdu. II
lrdg lIG NtUl0s 9tn0II,u merotu, 0i.
obeocrpdbate Stlytueg NiOr1sl2.
6. gle Neripntn mt,r p ,{lnea
| mo ilbtr so Slbren, ,(tnt, Die '.butr
lrbtItcu, Sruute umO @neitnOl.
mo Sent, Die nlbi illi,n toHncn, olnt
| Ntr GjtlunObeli III ibaoen, Wlo pra
| atm 6dIenlcbOt uua1eibloiitn. g4er
laiHll,htlih Oltics Vanttss IN btyc,t5ttt.
ten 3weileI 1T iolI ':iltn StjlDltT
oarubCr brird9cn.
| :. gSU pom GnlteuQebot nu:Qeihloi=
len it, mag al Den Sa1en, no Der De.
nus bon 6le'hlpciIsn 9iltuttct ii,
G,hr ais sinmrl 6lejl. eiicn.
s. Silr oieie Stioiottie ritrttt iib
ot Bet sur Griiillunl Der porseitrit.
bmen Slttr Communion uum eitan
Suittn SOnntal bis Srtiidlti3tclta.
Sonntl1.
9. arlit Der uns an 10. Mlri lS9j
pAm ". Stublt 0ui iebn Sabrt grtbeil.
ten Tollmuht 9gliatten mir 9lr5tltera
mo Otren HGmllien oen Utnub uOn
6ltllhlpelltl all Glsn Jllt. unN N5.
ltin'nSta9,u Ocs Sdbrss, allsgenomneu
aIle 6rtita9s. Den 9llbermiuppb, Den
2lliituob un0 Den Samstd1 Der 9ur-
wobe llno Die gSeibna1tspi9il. Sic.
leniger, uelhe pom iaiteaetbot nlht
ausasnonmen lmo, oiirfsn rur enmll
iaSliA 6lslib ,lien.
@,r BON oitier Siipens Gtbraut
maht, oari tloelisn bti ocrlclbtn
WallTlt niht iuaIcib 6ib mo
Slellhlpsien genisBsn, uno lit ere
mabni, hh u9eno tiucn anotyen Ntt
Der abtooiunS auijusrleaen, gum 9ei.
lpisI Die GntbaItuns ppn alien berdu.
ltMosn 0etranten.
9eer IN ;ur NbltineaS per'
/ pHihtsts
5batiatlib 9lle. wclhs ;un B,t
brauhe Or gernuuit aelaaat iino
p.nn lie nidt anocrpsiilg oilpenilr
inn.
Inter abitiu,n3 uerlie9en mir ctuiat
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
Ofldhoml ,farmcn.

Sh hlbs tiuilt duslti.4I. farmeR
in Ctldboml III itbr bilil,n grelielt
81 perIduign. ytlt wtnllCn bunOert
SluIevn tora,n lungs SeHit bier eine
Selmatb 9riiuOtp. Sanotdulern bic.
til oisle ges,no llinliIls eieiescnbcit
ju porthtlIhaItrn gtalaleu, - er.
thtlIc gsrns 9lIIsn aeipdn'bIe Austunit.
y. 8. 0gnis
pporo !. !.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18

Sos. Sa;aen.rop s93.65 getuag.a
Gcuntn 6lsrt.
Is. ). 2lmb y. 90 Gcblhr:a od,.
rim.
i. ;. 9ar1tln s9l 90 6,tA1y,u
6elomtner.
Ncrtsgun3 bis ;um :. 9liri 1904.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
Gonlltn Gonrt &ertanalnngcn.

glls Aihttr duUeita0.
94m. gnnh trli,,t $4,000 flr Gcr.
htn,ruds Der Yium uIo SunsioDn
Rpao.
GriB SiseeI lsAi, 5,stranl Gb iii
Serbenerunsea an otr 6hampis uno
gluo IOao.
Sams5 Ginplt0 il,y &,rbriitrtln9 Der
vlna uno 6hlmOls Roao.
6. j.. Sreluel iar 6oalrarp Gyee.
HnaO.
gug. Yrtt idr ginn mo Sounots
Dill MOAB.
SriB ShimmlC ,rbitlt 500. 45 ght
Seiahlun3 iiir 6ulosrt Slnn un0 HI1.
fountain Huao.
Qetitionen fir ncus 9Segc murosn
sin9ertitt BON: N. Z. Yuro II. 9tnotre.
SaGl 5tul3 II. u. mo j. M. Snrn-
barO II. Il. Ger 6elNmeler lpuroe
angslpieien Die pcylhleoensn l8ele aus.
imneNen mo lcineI Strlht an ndt.
ten Sernlin ciSurtiten. gllle orei
Der rbcnBenNnnten gse9e llno III Der
Nlhe bon 4Itta, Der ncueu Giienbdbn.
SiGton.
Gie &nao 6ommillloner3 bon allen
2p0o.YlliTiets rtidt,n ibren NriAt
libr gInnabmsn uno 9lussaben mdl-
reno oes Sabre. 1903 ein. 9lle ge.
rlhts lpUroen pnu Der Court 9ut9tbel=
len.
gvirtiaGits.gueni:ll lugr0tn iot9tn'
Oeu Etrlonsn Crigeilt:
Snibpo II. S1lsi;r. Soole Qyte,,
S)enrn Dos, Sonnots lltIll.
2iler alutN, ehamol9.
y. y. gOr9meutr. 9Seliplalia.
sir mtn@lln.:rl.iiguUg wdr0tE
trlaubt:
glnu MIeyt. Go. $4,000
9s,mcra GOpptl 2.Ut
(Seo. %l.st j.ut
99ilIibyan0 II. NlItcmtper l5.0t
~. :. UoDt , Ol
Benton Rtrleh 80!
6hds Gaiisr 800
@ettr 59tiitnitio Uurotu $1,000 ey.
Iaubt i'm S,uufntn0uNg oe$ Ydut,
tines 6ulptrt9 an Nlun uno 3lA,foHn'
eam Meg.
Bsp. Siruempb mlrre s23j.00 5:-
wiuigt iiir lirbcii am Sltt.lltr,tt
.. u. Spuuion. Der nit e;r ,idl.
len5su Grdntltit" httaIttt ii, luuro,
benz aipl iiir ygpil,pti,s" aoeriuieItn.
6iir cine 2auawj.tGibnillibe Nus
lttilung Die I'M Sabre 1904. III yna
sebalien mtrocn lol. pl,,oen 5000
beplIliOi ilir Prdnitn.
Eetbnungen wurOsn beWItlist Wit
lDl9t'
Soaa 6euer. s7.25 S,areicmatcrill.
Geo. :. Barnard Il. 6o.. S44.3O
Burton II. StiIncr, $500
Stanoaro Yrt. GO., s22.l7
Venlpn II. 6lana9an $3.50 gSddre lIIr
gpuntp.
Staic 0uipital 90. . $3.50 , 5tiju'
3 a2O9 10 ni8e.
Better Gtlusn $3.50 Yrsnnboli.
Rob. g9il'pu Sl2.0o
j.. =. 6lNt s9.l5 6iebabren Sir. 6lert.
Y. J Vpilbe,t, SOunlp ohaBmeilter,
ilr s. Griminal Soften sl04.9j.
9. J. pbilbert, eouatp Stat;ntiiter
Jnqu,it Soften 6O. 0uQnpap s46 93.
!. W. N0se g8aarc iirr 9lrmenb. $40. 5o
Ssnlpa II. j. / oU
0inn u. Drills 20. 81
9inn aisre So 1t. ID
u. 3. 9uyner 6lejlb iIir ga
| Better Gttc Srsnncol, i1.5t
| 6o!atuos 9errtn wurosn al4 SSeAe'
GOmmiNcre liir Die iol9cuosh J Sabre
ernanut:
GiltrItt Geo. y. yt6ep,e.
20. j. 9tiera.o.
3 y. y. 9Sblte.
4 Sos. gSisssrs.
5 Sac. Soeriteu.
+ ). ). GaOma4er II.
J. ". 0oltlbnelo.r wurosn $3.50
FIR yrisf.POrtO srlaubi;
| pudnep yrps. 81 ~ fllr Grprehbe=
ioroeruna;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18
@iniielI ablebueu.

2lbermdls bsibuloist uns Der .Qili'
lnuri SOltslrsuHO" Der en9t. in DC,
&ummer ppm litM Snnu0r l903(l
briu0t er ieln,r 6orr,iponesu; mn
gSelipball0 llnler glnpertm iplgenou
nadtebeno nprtAttrsu mIeler9cgebCtu
Gap;
.Oeu Bernhard Sdauu. tes lat
ppn 9tyuI 5dmss Soutla, Ersli.
bent Oes Jolts.6lubs in Atlleriru
Sin, enc uon 0errn Speeo .gieabr
dns9tarbtittie llebtri1rlil llr eiut
Vttiion, ole gum Suede Osr @linl.
oung tiuts 6olt.6lubs onbitr tirtu.
llrt werOen ioll, sr9eihidt beiomt
men. Serr Snaupeder II ,la luui
ger, tilr9er ScmOtrat IND wal
QcluiE Die llnieri triit ciGta ltotu
3tmOiralen III oieler G;mcmO, CT.
hulien; audi Ino pi,le lpleler Ne
prbiitnurr riir 6olt. WCnn wn
bier sintR ltarten Se,t6lub grin
Den, oum olirfte aut] lpattr 'm0I
oitlsr madere Ni1nH III unlsrtr gIit'
te etne entr mclitrbalten &toer
bllisn. glllo, NdaD ans Mert.!.
gui Wunlb oes perm Staurtftr
Der ebenIo wie iplr, I'M Cbl9cN an.
nabm DAB Der ,Tpltsir.unO@ ibn al:
0rilnocr cinss llell9en fplts-SIub:
oailtellte, (pas dnrers 1T 0ut Imtt,
Dem geprllhpGl oes "YoltsIrelno 81
psriiebsnO i4rIcben mir Der &ilrje lue'
gen:
,Sn Der lesip0atut.itsn Nummsi
bertlst Der .0illOuri Npltsirsunb'
oub ouyd 9srrn Ben Stalnusfsr sir
6olis,@lub ms 2eben eerulen let.
Taraui Der ,Npltsitsuno" untsr osr
lsgt,u bisiigsn 9orreipontcnl:
Ger bisliss ,%oltab!att" sUiann bal
in lsbitr Gummer Ourd naaiOlscn'
ben SAP cine osrbe Silgs auf leil
Sdnlotonio selcbt. Die uon ibn
bsriib,c irsts llmgebrmg Der gSaEr.
b.lt lautet: y,Su Der leBtno 5nili'
tsu giumm,r b,rlhtst Der . .gtlnour
NOlt=ireuno", oab eurt Ssn Shau
weter eIn 6pllscIub ms .geben 9e
tultn isi.' Sas bat Der Bolt
lrsuno" niht 9eit1risbsn, iusnl
Nsrr ealirpp oas 0essntb.il bslusi.
leu lam, gu ipeld,m mir ibn bier
nit aniisrosru. oann lit o,r 0orrsi
poneent uIlens. ibm iiir isnen 10
len aopi smn 6pllnosrbut ~ ilbsn
ten! Cb CT lpobl nod msbr lbe
Die StTans, ihlagsu wiro! sln lsB
tsr 3eit'bdi er gar bGuiiJ ell pum
mes Welidt sema4,!"
7ab Der bItli9s gorrsipouosnt Den
,0oltsfr,unO" ibsr 0srru Saaulustel
;ussIanOts Papiers II nts asidrisben
oab wiiisn mir bsiiimmt uno alaubsn
niat ~ ieblsn wfnn mir Den ~. =
H,in, mir pOllsn AUDI ibm ssscnilbf
ben Anliano wabJen Hno nib' f.e
IS III isun bsli,bA nit ibl
ten pDer uulhx alhpsssx<
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18

GiltrItt | Geo. y. yt6tp,e.
20. j. 9tiera!O.
3 y. y. 9Sblte.
4 Sns. gsisssrs.
Sac. Soeriteu.
+ ). J. GaOmaaer II.
j. ". ooltlbncior wurosn $3.50
I:r Yrisf.PurtO srlaubi;
Qudliep yrps. 81 ~ flir Grprehbe=
ioroerllns;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-18

Y 99crSufnittn bsrp Il 4 =
tetiit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
THE REPORT
By VIM. J. Hampton

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