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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-03
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Mary, said her father you have
been keeping company with that
Mitchell follow for more than q year
now This comtsh1p must come to a
termination
"Ca faa how can You talk sol
lie is CO. reet and uiec%
All AID toe fond father archcd
his eyebrows "ETeet and nice, eh5
Has he prCposgd|
WEI. C. nrr. ret OK ~" AnA tie
girl hung her head and fingered the
drapory Of her dress RE hasn't ex.
petly proposed but, then, last evenina
when we were out walking we passed
by a nice Ease Eouso, a:l hp said.
That's thp k.n1 Of co.tasp I'm going &c
i've In sampG9y, aad s9'A Yes aed
then he glanced at me and squeezed
my hand Then, Just as we got 10y,
glanced hack at the cottage, and-a2d
squeezed his handw
oh, al ! sect said her father
"Wen we'h try him anothec week OF
two, -I.oud0n Answers.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-03
SCANDAL IN ALASKA.


Partisan appointment IF Judges Re
suits DisastrousIy.
The great inventor, Thomas A. Edi
son, charges there are gross Irregular.
ties in the patent Office which involve
the commissioner Of patents, Frederick
/. Allen. Mr.. Edison appears to have
been turned down on patent covering
his new storage battery and appealed
TO President Roosevelt 10 have his
rights protected, who ordered that q
new hearing be granted.
The scandal grew out Of matters re.
latlng to Edison's new electric storage
battery While certain patents on this
were pending an examiner in the Office
is alleged 10 have allowed another in
ventor Is withdraw ana amend specii.
cations on patent along the same
lines as Edisons. The latters attor-
ney heard Of the circumstance, and in
vestlgation showed that the amend
ment to the specifications for the rival
patent embodied certain features Of the
Edison patent.
The action Of the examiner was in
gross violation Of the rules Of the Of
fee and Edison, through his attorney,
filed a protest and demanded hearing
before the commissioner with O view 10
the cancellation of the amendments
which had been allowed to be made to
the rival patent This is the hearing
Commissioner Allen refused to grant.
Such grave charges would seem to
demand instant investigation, but SO
far nothing has been published to
show that steps have been taken to
protect the inyenting public Nearly
every department Of the government
has been smrched with scandals that
are being covered up by the Republic
ans for fear Of their effect upon the
voters mt the coming election.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-03
GEORGIA---I.EE COUNTY.
TO whom it may concern;

Whereas, T 7 Goodwin guardian q
Sarah and Agnes Pope has fled ibis ap-
plication III my Office III terms IF the Law
to sell twenty eight.and 9,IIo acres Of
laud belonging 70 them. All persian.
are notified that viii pass on the gsame
at my office III Leesburg on the first Mon
day in March next Giveu under my
hand and o6icil signature 9th Feb, 1905
GEO O EDWARDS, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-03
a SIN. nrise Tor Worleera.

9'hose people who are wage earners
will be glad to know that their salaries
have been increased at an astonishing
rate the past few years, for Secretary
Shaw says the figures are being pre-
pared by the highest authority to prove
II; also that the increased cost of liY-
ing has merely kept pace with the
wages. That viii be quite a surprise
10 those who are finding it difficult to
make both ends meet
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
ROYALT0N

April 4.-The Roy alton boys played
base ball in Little Falls Sunday and
was defeated by score OF 10 to 2.
Mrs. 81. E. White OF Little Falls re-.
turned to her home after short visit
with relatives here.
Miss Lambert who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Little
Falls, returned home Friday.
Mrs. s teve Muncy came in from
Buchanan to Little Falls and took the
afternoon train for there Saturday,
where she will Welt rela ives.
81. B. Tu,tle transacted bushes
here.
The "Parish Priest was presented
here Saturday evening p7 theMetropol-
itan Dramatic company.
II. J. Buckout sold two OF his bird
dog puppies and has four more for
sale.
Miss Smith and Miss Nellie Read
are conducting evangelistlc meetings
here in the Presby. erian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenner r. Chance
visited in Little Falls Sunday.
Mr.. Lyon of Little Falls came down
from that place Monday and drove
out to Buckout's from here to attend
the auction.
There was no band practice Tuesday
night on account of the rain. Most Of
the boys didn't come.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
FAWN LAKE

May 3.-Thomas Fallen has gotten
signers for mail route to run ives,
of Lincoln.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Avery,
April 80. q daughter.
Those who attended the surprise on
Bertha Draper, Friday evening, April
20, report a good time.
Remember, people, Fawn Lake has
herd law. Watch out for your
cattle.
Thomas Fallen is getting signers fol-
a road on the county line.
Julia Warinner is home again.
Charlie Anderson is on the slck list.
Mrs. Smith, who has been away on
a visit, has returned.
George Houston, who has been stop
ping at Robert Houston g, has returned
to his hcme ia Motley.
Thomas Grover moved to Staples
last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
RIPLEY

May 3.-Joe Picotte purchased some
hay from John Odette Tuesday.
Geo. Guertin purchased new
buggy last Monday.
Our priest, Rev. Garreaud of Belle
Prairie said mass at st. Mathia Sun.
day.
David Gaboury Jr. and wife, Mrs.
Louis Gravel Mrs. Nap Janet. Mrs.
Phil Poissant, Joe Guilmet, Geo,
Pusc. were county seat visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaboury were
callers at Mr.. and Mrs. , David "a:
boury Jr. g Sunday evening.
The farmers around here are nearly
oil done seeding.
Miss Edna Douoett~ called on Mia
Louisa 0aboury Saturday.
MI. and Mn. Geo. Guertin visited
at Mr.. and Mn. Ed. Lafoyce's Friday
David Gabousy Jr. and son David,
Joseph Guilmet and son Joe Weni
fishing at Dsgget brook last Thursdav,
Miss Mary Pusc has been at he,
home last week and this week. 49, :"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
BRICkYARD

May 3.-Some Of the people around
here are busy setting out fruit trees
this spring.
Sam Longfellow sold hie buggy last
week to Leander Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott visited at G..
F. Smiths Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Lucas of Little Falls
visited her parents, G. T. Smiths.
Sunday.
Mrs. Chambers called on Mrs. John
son Monday.
Alfred Matteson made q short call
here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Birch visited Mrs. Chambers
Tuesday.
Mrs. e. Manbeck Is helping to
clean house at M. M. Williams.
Willie Manbeck is working at
Sprandel's brickyard.
Mr.. Birch IS working at Ducios'
brickyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry g. Smith of
Little Falls visited at q. T. Smiths
Sunday.
The brickyards are expecting to
start coon If 1t don't rain too much.
Mrs. Reid. Jennie Venners and
children were callers out here Sun
day.
Mics Violet Scott clerked at the
Victor Clothing company store Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reid and
children were callers at Martin
SCOTS Sunday afternoon.
A. R. ngfe]low came very near
having q smash up with his mail
wagon last Saturday but fortunately
nothing was damaged.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
1fyou want suit Of clothes
or a pair of shoes get them
while the Trustee Sale is 60
ing on at Decker Bros.
South FaWndaIe

Nav 2.-Mike Casey drove to Swan
vile Sunday.
Miss Gustie and Miss Lena voigts
were visiting at August Anderson 8
Sunday.
Waldman Lindstrom was fishing in
Swan River Sunday.
Among those who were in Little
Falls Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Anderson and family, Gust
Hanson, Nick Kuka, j. R. O'Don-
nell, Andrew Melby, Simon Pintek
and Jack Pointek, Luke Casey and
Jack Sheedy.
the party at John Matchicz g Sunday.
Hans and BENT Twist drove to
Elmdale Friday.
Henry Westnof is busy grubbing.
Miss Title Baumgart and Miss
Weda Lickburg spent Sunday at W.
M. Sindstrom's.
Herman Getzkow and Ben Twist
were in Little Falls Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Getzkow left
for St. Clair Thursday to visit rela-
tives and returned home Monday.
Every body is busy working in the
garden now.
Henry Brown started blowing for
corn Monday
Annie Getzkow spent Sunday after.
noon at Henry Browns.
John Lind returned nome from the
West.
Anton Rossa was visiting at Swan
River Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
West Darling

May 2-The following bids were
received for the new schoolhouse in
District 35:
A Braun, Ausland, $500, material
furnished and complete.
Roy Runyor, Randall. $94 so for
carpenter work, $50 for mason work.
E 81 johnson, Darling, 1855 for
carpenter work.
c. Nelson, Darling, 1877. so for car
penter work, Ell for lathinR,
CT Anderson. Darling, 81 for car
penter work, {19 for mason work.
81 L Decker, Randall. $50 for car.
penter work, $40 for painting.
CT Engstrom, Little Falls, $1l9 for
carpenter work.
for carpenter work.
John Thelander, Darling. 1913. 80 for
carpenter work.
G A Swanson, s22.75 for mason
work.
CT Qaimby. Randall 1874 for car.
penter work. latning and plaster, lay
ing foundation, chimney.
The board decided that as y J An
derson Of East Darling was the lowest
bidder, th> contract should be
awarded to him. Three of the COM
mittee we're present, but the school
law was read to show their presence
was not necessary, as the board has
the power 70 award the work. Some
felt like making trouble, hut it
amounted to nothing. Director A G.
Nelson resigned, and the clerk so in
tended, but will remain till the July
meeting. There has been enough fuss.
Let Us have peace.
The Pike Creek Nveryman doesn t
like to nave people talk about his
courtsbip bueiness. Get married and
they will forget about it,
Chas Anderson of Meadow Grove Is
rubbing brush these days.
Miss Olga Johnson IF Freedmen
visited at Silver PARK and West Pleas
ant Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Gus Kull visited West
Pleasant Grove Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
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z Nay 8.-Born-Mr. and Nrs. Walter
litke, . baby girl. &s..*.... r :'~s .s Z !.
Mr.. Larson of Mt. Morris, Joe
Fleck, ]. y. Baker. ..Torg Emerson
were fishing at Mile Laos last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Allen were viei.
tors ut @. 3. Wiegel's: also Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Foss,
Sunday.
Levy Adkin and Flandy Litke were
Buokman callers Sunday.
Those that spent Sunday with Wal
tor Litke's were Mrs. Frances Katch-
mazenski and Mrs. Anna La1enski
and Misses Ovedia Emerson and Geda
Baer.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Yatchkosky, q girl.
John Begordis and Nellie Foss
spent Sunday evening at F. Litke's.
Rev: Carter Of Ramey preached In
the school house Dist. 58 last Sunday.
He met with poor success as there
was only Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Foss
and children
Mr.: and Mrs. Shafer were visitors
at Van Alstine'e Sunday.
Miss Mary Like and Stany Katch-
mazenski spent Sunday evening
with Stany's brother Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Begordis were
Royalton callers last week.
All it has thought of since Easter
ie rain. I think the people will be
discouraged if it rains much more.
There will be dance at Flandy
Litke's farm Saturday night.
Mr.. Baker was a Royalton caller
Monday.
everybody hung May baskets.
G. s Wiegels was a Royalton
caller Friday.
WieRels & Jansen's store burned to
the ground Thursday evening, April
~, about 10 o'clock. in q mysterious
way. When Mr.. Wiegel left the
store about 9 p. m. everything was
all right. He went over to the house
and went to bed and he was awakened
In about half an hour by a terrible
explosion and looked out and saw the
store FIRE. ae jumped and ran ont
but it was too late to save anything.
. In about an hour there were 30. men
there bnt they could not save anything
In the store. Some lumber and cord.
wood that was close to the store was
saved. Jensen had goue to Mt. Nor.
ris or he might have persisted in the
burning building. He had all his
things and slept over the store. It
was lucky thing that he was gone.
The loss is $4,000. insurance $500.
Cyrus Fleck was delivering fruit
trees last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
SWANVILLE

May 81. Herffon of Vim bledon,
n. D., was Swanvi]le visitor Thurs
day.
Commissioner Stith went to Little
Falls Wednesday to attend a meeting
Of The county commissioners.
Mrs. Ole Swanson of Bear HeaC
went to Little Falls Wednesday.
Chas. Burch of Burtrum was IL
town Friday.
E. A. Flood rem owed his stocz O!
merchandise over to his building OF
the west side Wednesday after having
his building repaired.
John Linster moved to thu
Roberts farm vacated by Haskell
Knox just south of town. last week.
visited friends here Wednesday an6
Thursday.
State Food Commissioner ". G.
Graham of Long Prairie was in thu
village investigating the stocks Of
goods the merchants had here and ht
found they stood the pure food law.
J. 81. Law was here Saturday.
Joseph Balsden left for Minneapolis
after a weeks visit with relatives
here.
Assessor Chas. Stith attended the
assessors meeting at Little Falls
Thursday.
Mr.. Hinter of Little Falls was in
the village Thursday interviewing the
village council with regard to putting
In cement sidewalks on main streets
The R. F. D. inspector was here and
inspected VIM. Buelow's route leading
south from town and, be reported
favorable.
Mr.. Jensen, manager of the N. w.
Telephone Co at Little Falls, visited
Mr.. Stroman of the local Telephone
Co. Wednesday.
VIM. Stems was q Little Falls visitor
'1 F. 6. Muske has made application
for census enumerator of the village.
Mrs. Chas. Glantz Of Sauk Centre
visited her parents here over Sunday.
Mrs. John Benkowtki came up from
Minneapolis to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Glantz, in South
Swanville.
Mr.. Wilkie and son Wm., and
wives, of Grey Eagle, visited Prof.
Wilhie here Sunday.
Ed Hedin visited relatives at Long
Prairie over Sunday.
Marie Rhodes was a Little Falle
visitor Monday.
E. c. Lane, the Little Falls pop
man, was in town Tuesday.
Svanville is to celebrate the Fourth
Of July in grand shape this year.
James Connolly went to Little Falls
Saturday to work on Grimes extra
gang.
Vim. Randall of Bruce has his stump
puller in operation at the Hass farm
adjoining town and the stumps are
gradually diRppearinQ.
The High school ball team Of Little
Falls with Supt White and Manager
Lester Barton was In the village Sat.
urday morning en- route to Long Prai.
RE 70 play the High school team
there. .-. '.."'
All goods of the late VIM. Trampe
will be sold at auction 1t his farm In
Culdrum Wednesday. Nay 10Th. ,~:*
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
Get
nnuIsi0n

When you go to a drug store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
it. Don't be surprised, though,
If you are offered something
else. Wines, cordiais, extracts,
etc., Of cod liver oil are plenti-
full but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
lake them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
he sales Of SCOTS E Emulsion.
Nhy7 Because it has always
been better than any substitute
Tor it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

V. E. Kasparek is at the Colonial
hotel, West Baden, Ind, and sends
word that he is steadily improving.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

Major Harris of the Salvation
Army gave lecture on Hawaii at
the NJ. E. church M onday evening.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23
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Nm TonntrIiaa ben l6. Roptmber
farb mvhlw'i,hen mil ben beiipen
Sterbetairaasatsn 6srr SobaHn Not.
ter Su dolt. Uao.
Nm "a. Suni 1884 erblidte er Al
Gsutidlaue bas eiht ber Melt. Sm
Sabre 1859 bentslidie n fh nit
Waria glnna WoIf In Der pfarltirde
30 6Isinmorau. Ter 9srliorbene bin
tsrldft cine :sibstriibts 99iiilue ioipie
neun ainosr iuopon iisben nod am
2ebtn ihib. bier 90dtcr uro bre
Sobne. Siini oabrr nnb psrbsiratet
namlid: Maaoalsna Branis sn Stiisr.
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Winutipia. Hnionia NtsItsr, sii Colt.
no., slnaufta spamiIna, Yi,nno, No.
unb Wi!bslm Ho,tsr su 6oli, 0ie.
6rans uno 'srnii iino nod lsois.
Ter 9eritorbeae tam I'M Sabrs
1872 nah amerta 100 r bisber elm
trsuts geben filbrt'. Cbipbhl Ct iAon
felt Sabren nit aiibuia gspIagt iuar,
erItna CT bas peibtu ssohIpia bis sur
SIilnos bes 3poss. 2lm Is. Nop
purot nit tintm i,ietllhen aooss.
ANTE IN Ytaleliung usn ytylpanoicn
anc HrsiInpe sa' I:bien Mube gebet'ei
lputbe. Mubt irt Stitotn!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23
Oeffentltder yertauf.

Gas ptri0nlia, yls'nilum oes Der.
liorbenfn AobduH pOIbans, tslirpens
nAs 3alten. uno Ndnoubrn, llbr.
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100 Nder cii ben 1qoiibi,isnben DER.
tanft.
yeoinauH9er! Saar. Vet!aui an
s. Eettmber.
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lOnitilCs 3ipsntAum ots 9erIiorbensn
in itrem Seilb habeu, iinb eriuht D ..
lslhc Dor Get. on Serru oielblro
Staibans abSu!isiern. Mid ii.o ant
erindi Die nod Grbeitm in otm Oauie
Sab'u.S 81 tpmmen mo lhr Giaentuum
wissyr IN Gmpiana st n'tmca.
erttu beg Srbn Qulbans.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23

Git erbbtt allst 3titau.
gen IL Der tdellas 8Iebe De
mostat pom 81. se,fis. :sm aars.
,sn @silen bal nsis nldi ihrtsaI.iteu
oaer Sipdlrn nne N golk hsi leiusn,
stisr einer Mstista 9tituna fssi,A,
SIC isiftt gtsisftti mi giffaht ets
soaniaasfetts te.tJ kt Sabr:
9.@. M ics Raaaie; sf.50 finn
erel ThiMe.; Iaalih ohas sonn.
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st.eo hdisdtrkA. Asi. tia iSiAts
eldit sa abcnnirsS n 6k MhItAat
bsne auslsas. absnnirt ksuis cher
iAieisi fur irtit yrsssnammsr ,ur
glabt vIiaiias gsmpsne, ST: esais.
Re. ifar biz hsibSsdeniliAe gai-
ask ~ eisht Demstrai Ithsi anklus
n anssssr Skk kskits SissNs,
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~WAat is mNtrimonpl" itl9te rtt
turiem ell irilher tatboIjiter 9iarr'
Qfllillbtr III DER lebtsn llnttrriht$ltun-
Be pcr Der 6irmtn9 Gin lun9ts Wdo'
6tn, Die aopilrmaubiu lpar in ihrem
Snieblsmus uohlbeitldlsa unb haits
lbrt gntpprtsn am 3bniirbtu, clltlu
Aty TlrieiOrbiitoi. Der btrtiis iur Die
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CuaItu, Die oitltuiatu, Die in lie ell.
tettl. sur @esbabtns viilibts Sim.
ornliraltn cine 3eliIdns 30 trou!osa
babsn, nm lb llt snt btlisr Welt
ppr,ubtrelitn. Die Nr,fscrt lam 10
ralb une f,her. baG Der Viarrty trt
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aus mar. -Ysh. fsiu. aiuos, riti tr
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nltt bic sbs. oas III oas ,staieutr.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23

:. Atty person found hunting on on
ffefiises, either with OF wiifbu
hsehse, will b prosecuted to the fu
sstend of the law.
JOS. Passenger. Ben F. Schwarize,
hy. Holtmeyer, Herm. Engelmeyer,
Hy, Sehanmeyet, A. Bake nbuseh,
A. n. Wilde, Conrzt Fechtei,,
Frank Baumh6er. Philip Luecke,
Henry Even. Henry Seh1uwecker
John Crede. F. n. Luebben, Jos.
HIM. John Fennewald, VIM Bose.
q. Plassmeyer. Henry Descher. n.
Descher, Stephan BKrsmeyer. Phil.
lip Balkenbusch, Joseph Hoesxn
John Sce,llen. Herman Aoer. henry
sasrsnss Prank Schwartz.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23
81. Chomas.

am lekim Tonneritaa. nm 10,
Rop. harb bier In gtltsr bon IS Wo
naion Gin 9ldbdtu be, ffamilir gbinir
SIrop. Ttn trausrnOen gltera IN.
ftr innisiiss YsiItiO.
Batter. penm bic Ruitsr frasst
No III unier giebl,ne bin?--
Aenn iIs ,peinst, wenn lie iIas,t,
Says eab i'd i'm DimmsI bin.
Shutter, iDenn Der Batter weiaet,
1rodne ibm bic lbrdnen ab,
SHan,s 'penn bic Come idsinst,
gine fsrsns init aui's 0tab.
4stt Martin guetsmsper uno iSrau
Mathiloa Sfta une De Sohne bes
perrE z, 8. Ghsll iueilten Wslfsfn in
Hbarlcsteipn bel Ssrmanoten aui ge.
Fad.
attr 3crnanh Strop reife beuts
iiad Sslieriun 6tp lint dis &lcings.
ldDOrcner OIL bet Pstit Surp ~ oientn.
gie Jamilltu 0enrp 2atdsntpii uno
! D. Susdtnottu w'ilieu lrbtcn
Sonlt'aa III DC, s6anoelsiiaol" Wtia
bsi Veriranoisn aui gtiua.
ptrr .. i. Snialoli 1T bpSbsrirut
iibtr oN ahtunit ciuer lltinta 5pain
unb bic 6smiIle 0enru guusmsutr
t'ntr 0urata. NIB bsim spbu gutb.
bert sn Wldo ten. &. &.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-11-23
finn.

Sts Srstoon bon gIr0rle, Aalc
Nosbp bon Vltnnd. Qtnru yucbb0t
pon }oli uae oeinrih No,Amtntr 10,
9Se'iphdIid Wo. lpartn @iuher mab,
raio Der 94phc.
0ftmaHn 10pbtI nnh Su6n tameu
auI bem s9sas gum Otrrn sos. sam.
Ion hHt onto no lt tlnen Nullen
taAit.u.
elnles lnie,er Sinoiltt miomtu i,b
oem tsaGo nno 1iih' siporic".
Nsbli. se+As N Die grsbaie 6Ourt
IN SiBras.
pttmdnn ". gutdenb9ll uuo 6rau
brdht Goehurr uno Y. bopeIano BON
6rtebarl waren nm SlmiiaQ &C,
ldalisbaibei bet.
Vtier grune. George Strusmph una
J0bn RnettQers Wutoeu erndnnt um
ben Sdaoeu al Der 6reebnrQ unr
Scslptuwn &ono M aNsnicn.
SbrpIrnibsmum Sbcr.
SeIte olIsclrt'uc Snmmlunl.
|. Prsis Mr.. >. 6ratf .. e. 6nd 81.
=. 2. y. VosboA, g.
y. |. Sra ejouc, g..
Stits s,.mplar pharSc.
ssc's, 6tdu 8, q. Sud 81.
Ac'b, 6rau y. 8. 0md, ii
plnl, 6raa : ". 8esuoa. II
WeIb. JrdnIeln Sra Wafer.
Yslte Siranb 6eetru Sdmmlunl.
Rr. !. 6rau Gro @ppe sa.
Stet pfanr ptn ,iatm ainoe as,oasn,
Nr. O. 9utua Wcsboa, ell
Yitttr: 6rau 9elihssrt. aloeppel,
Eiib.r tho Garaes.