davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

OF the German semi-official press con-
finues TO publish articles evidently in
tended to arouse the hatred OF the
French people and endanser the friend
ly understanding between the two coun-
tries which had begun to supersede the
bitterness caused by the Frepco-Prus-
sian war of Is7e-1
But what il most significant sill and
causes great uneasiness here is the
feverfsh activity of the military authori-
ties in all fortresses along the Franco
German frontier.
At the very eve os the conference
which is TO settle the Morocco affair
German military engineers are working
night and day TO place in position new
guns OF the most formidable type In the
disappearing armored towers of the
great forts Kaiserin. Haeseler, and
Kronprinz. near Metz
1t has also become known that every
night trainloads OF shells and ammuni-
ton arrive in the fortresses from tho
arsenals at Kiel The three forts named
are so situated that they command the
French frontier and the railroads on
French territory as far west as Pag1iy
The work of renewing the heavy guns
was carried out with the greatest Sc
crecy and might have been completed
undiscovered but for an explosion Of a
shell in one OF the forts which killed
several soldiers ard necesSitated an in
VeStgatton which attracted the attention
of the press
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
AS THE KINGS FRIEND
SHE REIGNED SUPREME
August Guardian at Garders of Royal Yacht SQUADRON No
Match for the Imperial Mrs George Keppel
During Regatta at Cowes.

PARIS, Aug 26.-Mrs- George Keppel
and Mrs. Ronald Greville, two of the
Kings most intimate women friends.
weE the most sought after people at
Ccwes regatta during the Anglo French
fetes
Whenever they stood near the gates
OF that most exclusive spot. the gar
dens Of the royal yacht squadron. they
were surrounded by men and women
anxious to get into the sacred incIosure
by stealth The guardian at the gate.
however, kept the pushing ones at a
safe distance
He Is quite n character, this guardian
and c1ly allows the King to enter the
garden when he has made quite sure
of his majesty's identity. The maneu-
vers OF ladies anxious to enter the gar
dens were most amusing to watch. No
woman is allowed in the gardens unless
accompanied by a member. and the
guardian has his whole time occupied in
preventing ladies from squeezing in, in
the hope of being unobserved. with a
number of male members.
Mrs. Keppel. however. appeared to be
above the ordinary law. She only. had
to say Pass this lady and all was
well In this way Mrs. Keppel man
aged to pass all her fellow-guests in.
In spite of tire assurances of the
Kaiser and his government that Ger
many has not the slightest intention Of
provoking war with. France, a great part
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
LONDON BATTLES WITH
PLAGUE OF MOSQUITOES
Some Large Hospitals Treat as Many
as twenty-five Patients
Day.

LONDON. Aug 26-Some or the large
London hospitals are now treating as
many as twenty-five patients day for
mosquito bites. Most OF the patients
come from tee riverside districts. but
the plague is quite general.
Many of the patie-ts. with badly
swollen hands and faces. come to the
hospital not knowing that the poison
our mosquito is the cause of the trou-
BILE. 4 cooling lotion usually gives the
sufferer relief within a few hours
At 81. Bartholomew Hospital the
surgeon saiC yesterday that mosquito
bitten patients should not be alarmed
by the swellings rs nc serious harm
coulc come from the. mo=t venomous
bite.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
Women Soldiers Would
Be Good, Says German
Professor Argues That All German Girls
Should Be Made to Serve Three Years
in the Army Before Marriage.

BERLIN. Aug 26.-Germany may
soon have female soldiers IL Prof. Hans
Eschelbach succeeds in persuading the
members Of the reichstag OF the sound
ness Of his opinions.
In the current number of the we'll
known magazine, Nord and Sued. Mr.
Eschelbach has written a remarka bic
article which is being widely discussed
all over Germany.
In full earnest he advises to make
every young woman serve three years
in the army before she is allowed to
marry. Every young man has TO serve.
why then should the women go free.
is his way of reasoning.
Woman Growing 5,.s
Woman" he writes. was for CEN
turies considered an inferior being
First treated as a slave. a mere chat
tel, and afterward az a doll. she is now
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

emerging from her dependence and de-
mands equal rights with men.
slowly but surely she has fought
against old preJudices and has conquer
ed them all She is today the recognized
equal OF man. She has the same rights
out she escapes one Of his most onerous
duties.
Equal Treatment.
we recognize today the right of tho
1ate 10 tear every young man away
Incsii his work and make him serve as
soldier for two er three wears Tb.,
ne may be able. in time OF need. to fight
t9r MS country, he is made to lose hi,
ie a1ientlty and become part OF our rerna ark !.
81 niIhtary ciockwork for that length
OF time and is forced ilindJZ- - - nts : IA
oihlcers who are not always as agree
able az they might be.
Nfy. fhen. should woman. who novv
enjoys every privilege that man has ho
exempt from this duty ~
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
RICO STRIPPED OF
ROYAL SOUVENIRS
Gems Given Him by Princess Louise
Seized by a HeaTtless
Bailiff.

BUDAPEST. Aug. 2s-Thc ex-SWeet-
heart of Clara Ward, of Detroit. Rigo.
was dcspoiled OF several precious SOU
Nenirs Princess Chimay gave him be-
iore they parted. heartless bailiff
tCok from his person diamond ring.
a cdtSeye scarfpln. gold watch with
the Cnimay coat OF arms in diamonds,
rubies, and sapphires. and $50 francs
in money 10 help pay alimony for RIGGS
wife. Marietta
Previous tc the denuding process.
Rlgo had protested that he was "only "A
poor gypsy and unable to pay cent
toward tns support of his wife and chill
dren. When the bailiff got through with
him his jewelry out5t had melted down
to a pair of gold shirt buttons. Rigo
Was about TO perform in public.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
MAID OF HONOR'S SWITCH
DROPS INTO THE SOUP
Glrl Is Carried From a Court Dinner
in Mysteries

BERLIN, Aug. 26.-German coifeurs
are in high glee. The Crown Princess
Cecilia is dressing in new and highly
original chiSnon, and all the ladies OF
the aristocTacy, and after them the
bourgcoisie. are initiating her The ono
difficulty is that very few women are SO
wen endowed with hair as the young
princess. and The consequence is that
artificial coils are fetching huge prices
The new fashion has disadvantages. but
these can be overcome in time At a
court dinner last week a maid of honor
cropped her chignon into the soup and
was carried out in Mysteries as the re-
result
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
TITLES FOR SALE At
A COST OF $1,000
Agency Formed for Introducing the
Noble Poor to the Common
Rich.

BERLIN. Aug e6.-A remarka bic
agency was recently established in a
western suburb of Berlin
1t acts as a go-between for impecuni-
Gus widows or others bearing a noble
name ard young burghers who are pre-
pared 10 pay to be adopted. and, OF
course. to receive an aristocratic name
The price paid for such an honor aver
ages $500, and the agent charges a COM
mission OF 10 per cent
Where title OF baron or count is Of
fered other branches of the family are
first sounded as 10 whether any objec-
ton would be entertained as TO the in
PRODUCTION of common blood.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
80 @ZZ{xgl lWNXz22BI/V ON !
$5OO.OO "a Single Incorrect Ans,
In Prizes
Read Carefully

This is the thirteenth nsalmen the Final Contest
One puzzle will be printed each Sunday the series will be
continued until all the competitors except have failed to send
correct
That one will win the chief prize of $3.50
those who stay next longest in the competition will win The other
prizes in their order
All answers must reach the Puzzle Editor Washington SUNDAY
Times before Thursday following the Sunday on which the puzzles
are rrnted bear post mark than Wednesday
The correct to the puzzles will be printed on the Sum-
day following.
Wnen contestant sends in incorrect puzzle or
fails to send in time, be dropped from
the list
card catalogue CT contestants who have qualified whose
answers are still correct. is kept
Should competitors be tied places the amount of the ho
est prize involved will be paid to each
Questions hereafter must be addressed the Editor in
writing NO oral communications viii be received.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
GIRLS ARE PECULIAR.

Neil-Isn't she a peculiar girl? She
wouldn't look at him when ne was rich
but. now. after he's lost all his money
she accepts him.
Belle-Well. you know how crazy every
woman is 10 get anything that's re-
auced. Catholic Standard and Times
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
LIST OF ELIGIBLES

MRS. T. ID. Adams. IL 4th st. Sc
Miss JEANNE Allen, 10Ie 6fh ST. ne.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Aver. I7ls 9th st. NV.
Mrs. Paul N. Bryan, isis Kenesaw
ave. NV.
Miss Rose Burgderf. sls 18th st. NV.
Mrs. T. NJ. Calvert, 34o4 18th st. NV.
Mrs, Jennie G. Calvert, eOs East Capt.
tol ST
Mrs. L Campbell, IS 9th st. ne.
Mrs G. v. Collins, The Stoddert.
Mrs. ]. NJ Colson. 1910 3 ST Sc.
Miss Birdie Z. Cook. 1894 eth 81. NV.
Mrs. A. T. Cowell. 11s1 Yale st. NV.
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Coyle l224 18th ST. NV
Miss Beulan V. Doyle. 81, c st ne.
Mrs. Julia L. Draper, l0is MaSsachu-
setts ave. ne.
Mrs c. s. Eby, L. st. NV
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
MEANING OF TrJVALID.u

Freddie-What's the difference between
being sick and an invalid?
Cobwigger-An Invalid. my boy is one
who makes those around MIN sick
Harper's Weekly.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

Miss Martha Everett. $50 G st. ne.
Miss Helen Ferguson, IS c 81. ne.
Miss Lena G. Foster. 23i9 18th st. MY.
Mrs. w. c. Gaynor, 1224 18th st. NV.
Mrs NJ b. Hazard. 214S Pennsylvania
ave. NV.
Mrs. Dora j. B. Hendrix. 1913 Penn
sylvania ave. NV
Mrs. Kate Hilleary. 3sl4 P st. NV.
Mrs Ella F. Holt. 62s c ST ne.
Mrs. z. c. Johnston. 1870 Pa. ave. NV
Mrs. Ada c. Latham, 41S d ST. ne.
Mrs. Lena Lerch. 2l3 eth ST ne.
Mrs. Contee Lewis. 1854 Princeton st.
NV
Mss Louise II. Livingston, 2o0e 18th ST
NV
Mrs. Florence Lower. The Euclid.
Mrs Edwin E. Mager. 7s5 Dearborn St
NV.
Miss Rosa A. May. 215s X st NV
Mrs. E. c. McAllister. % y st. NV
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
IN ITS FAVOR.

Divorce is certainty a serious evil
Yes, but not .U Unmitigate9 one
1t furnishes an interesting topic OF
conversation. Puck
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
DIDN'T KNOW SHE WANTED IT.

Clara-Oh. Charley. you naughty boy.
/ saw you throw Your cigar away just
as 1 came around the corner.
Chsrley-Why diont you say yo0
wanted It? How was ] TO know2
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

Mrs. c. a. Moore. 115 New York ave
NV.
Miss NJ. A. Mulcahy. % n st. NV.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Nelson. SD G. 81. ne
Mrs. F. E. Pratt. 1112 East Capitol 81.
Mrs. Emma b. Ragan, Box 1s7, Main
Office.
Mrs. James z. Reed. 1879 Corcoran st.
Mrs = A Rice. I427 Sth st. NV
Mrs Anna p. Richardson, 132 10th St
ne.
Mrs. w. c. Robbins, 1896 V st. NV.
Miss Lille RothweT, Is 9Th ST me-
Mrs. Charlotte c. Seaton, zoos 5th St
nv
Miss E. y Smith, s37 Massachusetts,
ave. ne.
Mrs. Clare f. Van Norsdall. IS ST.
NV
Miss Margaret r Wilmington. e
Quincy ST NV.
Miss Margaret E. Wickware, Postof-
flee Department
Mrs. Clyde ID. Williams. 12s s ST NV.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
AMERICAN WOMAN
OAzzLES HOMbURG
Mrs. Eddie" Jaffray En-
joys Popularity.
EAGERLY SOUGHT BY ALL
Now the Guest of Princess Hatzfeldt,
VINO Is Showing Her a Royal
Time
EAGERLY SOUGHT BY ALL


LONDON. Aug 2s.-Mrs. Eddie Jaf-
fray, formerly OF New York. who mar
ried her English cousin. Captain Jaf-
fray. is considered very lucky By her
friends.
Tne Jaftrays. owing to their lack of
wealth, do not live in London during
the season. but in the country. but Mrs
Jaffray. being one Of the most beauti-
fui and fascinating young women in
the American colony. has hosts OF
friends who would give her hospitality
all the year round If her husband were
inclined 70 allow such a thing, which
he is not.
Captain Jaffray. however. has consent
cd TO Princess Hatzfeldt giving his wife
a good time. ard from aIl>accounts Mrs.
Jaffray is at present the belle OF HON
burg.
She is the guest of the princess at the
Ritter Hotel, where the King used TO
stay. and has been much feted Mrs
Jaffray has been about a great deal
with Lord and Lady Kinnoull. and was
also entertained with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Hartman.
Dealers Disappointed.
The art dealers of London have ex-
perienced one OF the worst seasons on
record: there have been some wonder
fully high prices paid for pictures and
objects Of art. and there have been some
notable sales: and yet the dealers who
have paid eXtravagant prices for those
works OF art find themselves still in pos
session OF their purchases.
With the exception of some gems from
the sale OF Lord Tweedmouth's pictures,
and the Huth collection. P1erpont Nor
gan has been a small purchaser, and
few famous works Of art have gone to
Americans.
The dealers evidently anticipate a
great rush by Americans TO buy. and
in most cases they have been disappoint-
ed. 1t is confidently expected that the
winter sales will see a large reduction
in prices for famous pictures and other
objects of art
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Saskatchewan.

las - etr Rdne Der Hsata. anushsrns
< -J't'1 -Gaeraimeller sgeseH Ggspin bee
:5s't..-isE eaHaods. ,jbgeR EaHsR tat Ge
TER asm 5asidt@suaH 5lang eghc!tsr:, Ben
...tr'' tn sDa ArEls, Aete SaslatAeEoaH uso
~a2 -.1-.s:3sDaa uHe bonn IN eInen usGts.
iss1 @'I0EIs Ihr a1H;es get,st suraa.ssi.
~-s:4ize1dH II. eiR Inoizaiicg: gaEs uns
os's;!si ln' &satit S5He1iLIgbcnses E9ai-
-
Ia .11arfnis 9atisi oe- nei,e= yrspim m
70. ~ &n'ieolLua sri4leFea. Is ksTeseIt
',i1 -HsI, Ueil sas S1Es III uoru.dIa far
@ts!lda un2 9ighsatt ticns: 5etsft frstt
TAT am isitt u bearbei.eE III. Tam fIres.
trs .a-r!er, IN 5oise sgg sselen neaen q
= .5atn, Die eds e3tslst sHT1sl.beE, .IHen
a'5a &4rit 1ua ecs Sgima ssIeg. eiEe
q-ebs aE'ishgEastrai., eeza IS IL. III q
9fH'at III esg dIgsnsiRea auHaarzt. stu
teb'i c-;.aaiitts, "a Eohgibasnhss .eiai
et't1s.;ts, tgo9sns Sa.if, vtr,z S<1ass ure
;sra la' Elntst. u: 5rIblasr ane Gem
'Hci Il % 1e.itg aJast Eit Gernaits faf
Htn 'dslev uHe pie 5aatCr. -asa be tan
4r' -astR MT, SouHSuiegtn. ure i'm tftte
ruE 'rfy go5 tg1 tirlerA.a .a .rse.nft
"a ss',atu, eS, hd, u5Sgasug; ao4 laH sfsv
stpea HfysrUe,,gg serscH
,ia9g nan oas saHN ~ sas.a.lssyvAr
'aH "tt5u sli 80 i4t aaCtsa ans S.ss
+a p. ~ lfe3'9 %, sht,L ,pt!saea sse
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03

Ter BastOauOt 6Iub lit ats lslnsn
ll'ern 9eiretsn uno bat ur9edeuysn
0to0n alaeritiet. aui oW qorn.
'ilcen iis6, @afsr bon 5-lQ jug tlsi
3c5n 5. 9sba8su asiienser til biz
tsrlhmten .Stors Sats" max biiy.
Gu9. SOOe bon @eitpscl;a tisai.
siltn SsltaitsIsii:nosn a.s ifal,-
mann.
linton Slratbaus bon 1,iis-ali.
pa; ST Seint in Der Gpuntp 11uet.
'tlot
Shpeiisr Regina lit Don Si. @oai.
iurltselsbgt.
am 81 sui par 9ltrunsifit uno ;ur
9Ic;Q 0inosr'S ommuriou IN yGiltps
Grct.
Eit SGWcIIer Etcrin III pan Il.
Fcula no iic lluat tranI mar ltrltt
5G,t1ati,bri.
III. 1'linniC utlIeutrop ucyy.lis
ltg;c gSodt nat Nod @aatn. }owa.
81 @culuoitn.
vt,a ilora Glsutr ut 'uy 3o,
ial1n 'yani tttn'o0s Oar @m. 0at.
'ffp.
Nen |oifpb Samipn trttit ,il
'anaian poa rlntr Grlntbtit,
GIt Satin ots htr Qtnru Ceo
menr bHt'n!te lbrtn Uatttn nit
,8U.l,GsN.
s':ry 5e$. G!tiA uno Gdmiue sc-
'hqCu 6ttan>r III Sinu. Cor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Cine iljarnuRs fur tlattrr.

Ba5yeEo oea betea geetters in ser
ScnutITonater lam 'ur Die ilelnsH suaos-
r't! 1erua Sor9ialt ar1spanci uerS Il. u.r
''5 Dor EsHasrDslosirtbsl AZ i5Aser. H.
nc5u!it III g M, uoilil, BEN Nlucs .,rs
Io't Gliioy Gel II esteE, 1911 ,rosno si-.
unoseTung in otu Gin9eusloen luiuasbsu.
Gsbrdureu Sie lem SubNItut. ipnesru dtt II
Sie oae oltmOoide Gaiior &c! uro lssg,
Stesa, oat GO frtId iii, oa yaniiess -tl
erbTe5sn gEo ,ruers Samer'eu peyugiar,
S'eErr o0s sle Stedrre Ui6t s;ru5sa.. aehtr
Sle GaGnterlalu Ss.srsb. G5c.s.a .r.
(urdlf1l 42Souln una elna e,ns Cat
E-'toy : q, uHo slt Rglrtbtit Nth II ,hssu,
Stc'Hre Ne5cr-'i uro NE Gcidhr oeralt, n
ec'!og CA IN: S't,es Ai.tt! iogisu ,c'ey-
bt'oTai Wtgorn urN igu augsasltd.. lfn
htttouG 'tyt,q 'tln, lotdjo e1g eti:e 5ci4tr
ron ganeytu uUtsl,iwdbigituta t;l,rr;
IH'tq III be crio,lrctliit se1due.uni, n,
eitrn: II gro Sit tcur,a iIs mt AZ. .su,
%rtrducu, it,hl, IN ChaIcte fdutr Ndylr
?sT.l'c1. Sum Esr.aui BET {. T. Sc;t;sl !
g
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03

| --Eas pOtiluntuld NblaiIts mtIter
III bsliasr air&t aeponnen DerOnl
i0nn, madttn it Qtiisrn ctpa 600
8laabl9e tbeilbaii, Die botp. (5eilt,
Iluen. ,(os. Sbmioi pOu lao3, GOs.
itsn Upn dpIi ulo y. ). Ci'tROoyi
bon tSusu Grt,t. tsflinabaw 6cuutu,
81. paren Sat au;buife osr biciigen
Frlflter bier.
IS Iteinsu gisle Oer Mt.uara ]u
fein, olB oos SsimannsTte Yla0
iriiher Der Grau gIeperpeter Qebori1
teinen Giaenthlmev hots. Solttn
Die hieier Mcinuna iinb. FIJI 9ie,mit
tunb astba. oab Nur loiepl gIaB.
meper oieies SauO pCr rid; lluQem
srnorben uno er rettm1Bi3cl Glgegs
tbiImr il Vuo 0aB Ohue icne t7rgaUb
nib HlemlN0 Nas Rc1t bat 0itits y1uo
aia @eiprpIoB iEr <b ju teuuBsn.
-Sn n1tlcr g4pdc giebi C. IN 6sr
Glddbnriaait msbrtrt 9yicnits, Tos
rtiie 1T an DjcniiO0 Den $. 2lupuii
tm neunl GtdotdW 6o!l, cm Witt
NOD ben ., IL Qi.nic 81 Riticuutam
llno an itIbcn 2dQt ciues IN Stubtd'4
@ropt BET suCs 50 crrd5ncn IL
rod bab Nui om QlCHit =, ho!l uno
ocm II Rj3'puntem bic s4,ppeana
4lIiIIlom &Auo lud bOycn lanU MIN.
gIat II oainr a,'OrRi oGf @dutu
ot2 Goil 4ttults Ton Der lu0ggtu Gci.
ir oe9 GIancs irtit lNNt,ialyi Jabcn,
btl Cattle Nod mo Q0m. Eoat
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Sabrac Der FitHit9 Oicieu Sumner.
e:rrfnsn nnfsr laIiiarfrhI

C,eisEisrn eR aH Caliahi me Sas
eiiangsltpats .eietu. tyrsssn uHirr vi,
ae'libl, u iiiieost Sdntl uaist lbuen esr
nihi eurt Ntr GsetglGa ron GtimeUla.n's
Saetu uRe Ssteg,2c'slacg ,Rs C'e'gRe5oi
Nne freilSs wr.daefahTi Iperesn toUHtc
U,s'e Sa'e5sH eeasa etT irnsTtV SraeneR
be netiss NTcf. aw ltic SGrcilNnen IL
eerfcssn. gun Ssffrr' hs, {. }. Sctls.
/ CO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Sddrl0tl iir 1908.

III aIlC &utt, ojt la5 Icer lari;tae.
bra6t psrotu. wtO III, bic sritH yut,
Mou0tt q, md ou Set sC uoua:-
lid ptrIan3t, ,1Dr ltiul!a Sud, olt
e lRonlis I'M Gt5raa1 inn me.ow !.
unO Fir jtosH lOiSuan 4iono;Nca :,
bumu JcrCnutt. Eidt Ntae! "
dut iuy Slit Die ict ItBHG 1aalt
aus 'lno. anwtn0bly, Uuc o1 oij Ct
GpalItt Giuntu mitGa+ I.rtA3t p,r'al-
rER, Nib mir ltimUNGgN oa2ielbt ~
ihun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
HOmN, lIilc! Sa2 NOmiic.

2l.s 'Gte iaate .rWu g@pb, Il
Uua 'eWt Gtnas.l0 70 yNaU uHe
N.u Ha,,a fot, az, l,m N,mw.lt
uou fc., sa ltiaao,g naU Nt N 0ty
N,iNc ,,, A'tlC. can, .@py;GA Ncao"
StIauo, is6N. u, 5alaHQr be.
5tugltit larta EIag du' 0N $etli.
Viz ats 81, &l,r ots it.tlal tStiaar.
les ltv l1vu ihlaattl Gorpty rplica.
iply 70, A,uhmui ol1ld. 9SItstuo
iGlu0 rt ,brf nit ''ili lttlauiita Sab
uc IN SIC Spelha zines Otr 9cesy
lptlt5. Uaa tuBtm stpaItls alltmo0
Wuo tmmt al EoTm iaulrm. Mis-
I'D ,HSlUa IL NdGit lulanGtt. ic tr.
iah.le au,tn lptli,r. -lllt oGs Nab
Dem srQtsn 2ritbrGot Uulsytr 4lubk.
sd btaab mih ems Eoiitm. itats
RSl.umltllGe an aHo hllo ugret i'd
81 lnstutr Huuoe lepaar. ols oos
Hao immty ouuner pu5Ns uns nab
,ipti 1aaeU bate e. wicnty islue nor.
malt Rom uno t3tiiGlt uEa !oHnts
pIsotT MI, ota ogci GuosTta lbtr.
Ri,ths gglats aett ale beer Sd' homer ,
ben iolRm Setsi mao nrIi - non
Ntnis.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
9inal Sio.

Mat QuGIit eu b Menihsniinb
ssOn lyoh bet IN be Rldt;
Hat rsnn,, uno Ioppit bu ip 0ei5wint
Jllmm In, , 40 NIT geoa5t' --
Mat iehnit on b ua Gelb urin Goi,
No Ieeg bat alut bar ortn?
Scheu., hu GrmSs Reniaerblct
T. mo trWmt gar Gsidmlnn!--
Ma b0lit bu isoen : aIer fait,
Us hung bin SeeIs egan2
Sieheut, pu drnle Gtoengd't -
Ie Dob tlcppi Oft Inel uE'--
8sie nu be riS !oppt pIs be 98inc,
Aeen Menit ei 10 permotl:
'.1rum lie psrniIniii9, Rsnidentrnc
Rlmm Slp smit Seoa4t'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Yorhtes.
,SInu 0tnrp Sente iranttIi nod

,SIou 0enrp SenIe iranttli nod
jumr,
6rnltlu glnnn Strimpb pOr
0ptIptcwn beiauo ib bcuit brr
Scr, JeroinouD Goliermouu pcr
0ctIBirpu rtitctG't an WpniaQ oe'
i@alIe bier.
0uE mh 5fau Qtn,p grune be.
hnotn no Sur 3tii II oet Brob'iab'
Ct Iou)s.
pcr WnliaU T0lmrptr Unb Sen.
~ gn0rGs rpu 5eIltrica Gun Ueiantal
ild SOmlta9 BIER.
-3t. } j.. gutls uno gIttrt oil
iem,Der ttllnoen iit lRonttl gt'4alta.
bG.ber IN Nlb'Qunialn.
Sic bitiiae MnbIc iaNcic bcutt
clnt Wc5cniaonn9 @sthi nab RoCIg.
ipmn inr Nn. Nslic@.
-Nu @eiurih Stmjb iubyt lui
oem WpbUbGuiS nts 0:yru Scrmonu
GIotIebr cln iwtiits Strtiptr' All.
-:yluIeiu Nnnie Sonnn tttrle
am Samltaa pou eIuem .StiuGi bti
CbeIm uuo lanitm California. Wp.,
hsjm.
--Srau 6ttUo qlmu9 bon 9ooit
,'rtG hc4t I'M 0du'e lbyts SdrlC9tr.
'obnsS Germ Sttpb0u lReltCusmtpcr
ibnCy iyagl Olruicoer.
SU N,,mann yudtnbc'' ucbil
6rau mo 0iuotY p,r GRtia llmen
9tult 4lu cn M DC Elmlm Ne,
uty uNo Vutitnlori tinlc Sage ,U
hfabtU,
?Iul oo ji'm c,s Ntrm ser
maan <bcppcrs ibnttit finfa fcGts
ltgirr g9ctt Ntry 6ulplr 44tbu clur
Ndpptrt!aaBt oic nit di &ldgptyn.
o.rlt9sl NAT.
1 Ncry l9,b,Im : tetfcIs. lpt!dCl
ldus:rt Set bci itlGem StW1Gu
| pcrmAaG Sattrs III enlc 80. uay,
jlou an SdMlas IN 9taICilm9 iti"c@
1SruOrra &pbn bGlm.
! Hcu 2au Cwgns ptr'ani,t lem
NIlltmG 1n Cintu 0Um 6ju6it0
bon ,lUIitD Gno. lly 22i lbAlu
lG;a Stwarlt ,,r, ptrllattc thtaINls
mM elcI 81 icItu,u 0uW.
sluBU otn a, .tycu Noti,buItn |
n 81. lr0'. ,uo n las Gltu slcli .
in Slaait 4RinoWi orti huUotyl /
ltlnctc niC oCGtu et; gtpar1'cn @ilo'
tbCHbuylO lur Sult NHa'
},dultm Gbdl,ut ra.'HWg, !
,lusDnltutu Aro optuUrAtu Y0lr
nudHlic,Ns IL &C, II auiU',,Nnu9 |
CmgluoC 81 q Soma ntll lcNcuWh.
1 Or, bet @t'lUultn uno 0ytuaotN
nj 9rlu&,
Otr jbtoeor StamcttI t,bitltI
eA rrr 2rDltO 1l,CnaaJiuNN to.
bat ciut GHpHt thlauh. Nam Ntldul |
clCr sun miro cr llih Wit0ry nab
m 5iGaIt giinntIc'a, Oen WcbCv u
iomm,n, lurutbrltbtn.
0tu .(ps. SAN0ty uehh &ohitl
D &rbn non Nn,n bCg.tIitttg am
stliAA oas ,frdulcm Mar0 fty'tirN
grbd 6Aulem attiial wIro nod .
ram auitnitalte bttr III lute Scl'
ltb. Ilotim:buia, Rp., bciniltb'
-5Oltor Z. 8. 9utas pcn @,ioNt.
h. Gn,, rtilt ieit Sonntaa bet bell
h @erWGuettp. Ttr Eoiirr miro
lr 3Ohc lang bier blciosn uro caEn
il @otiln uub Shtterhrn Die itcn
zuat 3sit bier lma, in bic 0Clma'b
adItbrsu.
~SpItt uniCrcT gsier pslGs Gdua'
itbtn ootr lid bort dnlanisE moh' ,
icilltn bic gu,siae aui trisT Seiis |
Gberichtn. GAMBIA BAT siu GS'
les Rlima. gano n,ltes uihli' !
srhos liCleri me 81 istr mdbl'
BrdirR su hastn IL.
eers gsrrbe Sdmlb, bon Setter.
siin tam Tonioa bielber nm oos
il an ginaana htr Rirat oui1n-
j. A,is I9on irihsg bsridtsi,
sas ppttal ben gsnfprb Sieinsn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
anatbttt iar bic Sslailtrarbtii

an Der Ct. Srirph's Rirt' E,,NtR
uah ben anseaehtrrn SpttiAcaiingea
tutaeptnesnommni uno EiTsh bis
seuutas. esR d. auaaf. esi mir sin.I
atuih' isr. Siaas une Sprf;fsa'ie.I
nen fne hsi mn u ithsn. Gas Sfe,
.ia,slm ses, q, naasbsis ~ srsss.|
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03

,.l&s
IsaJ'a9J 'aas1 2at BEL
ssaptilthaea Gtss;sslusu f2s i7t II
= 5000 AT -tbR %isV>es
aia Ssasa
Sl1O' ps.lgt
4It Raais
da k,sStt lsi toEiyu.
Staaa
ss9 H Gaessta SSass eTiHsc trs
Slss HtCa
ers1hasu sz SaEsrsSa geFez
StsrNt,uae SresElt,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-08-03
Il. Peters Golcnit

''1a ri, unhgsi,iq ' & 45aias gas tsgat
.yIh "taeEt N go Gs'i eaaasa. las
'aa.5 Hta' mar A4s gc,Ae eie estasns az
'sa'H ',aetTn ra9 ... l5egtfaaeaaeg n,
miEilihJr AaItrSlrr D; etgsaR, els
Nfl.s Hfen AbeI +pU @teIe5 ,1b.:. .gr.
tahrans madlt hlae' In -Brfehsn
rbEr.faat.- &i, t-'u1tE >stFs!s a-f
e:a. 1cH Ilsto.Itr, &.cs ge aaa s.nsT
'Hita .yagraegrue um IN. i4 s,una! sle
gsasl, II Der e. S....s Ecl.a.e e.sert!ia
lG-r- lusr IND cisltl,s ae1a4 III gnis-i-
can ,,a 'se auoaeIr :. l'sn. Sge.s $50
tG : % o;E Mex. >sils.s 5t>saaga1sE.
&-rtH n11a.t. aaa.A. 'ssHcs atza ~ ar
e.e