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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
SEVERAL HUNDRED
BURIED IN DEBRIS
Reports from Neighborhood of
Vesuvius Are Still of Grav-
est Character.
LAVA FLOW HAS CHANGED
AT SAN GIUSEPPE A NUMBER OF
BOYS BREAK THROUGH LAVA
CRUST AND ARE BURNED BE-
FORE THEIR PARENTS.
Publishers PreSs1


Naples, April 10.-Reports from
the villages of Ottoiano and San Gui-
seppe are of the gravest character. 1t
is stated that many houses are col
lapsing with the weight of the ashes
which are pouring down upon them
and are increasing in violence.
1t is stated, apparently upon good
authority, that several hundred peo-
pie have been burned in the debris.
The change in the direction of the
flow of lava is responsible for this lat
ter development, but it has saved for
the time being at least, all of the vii
lagos in and about Pompeii
No News From Caserta.
No news has yet been received
from Caserta. in which the direction
of the lava was flowing at last ac-
counts.
King Victor Emmanuel and the
Queen are doing everything possible
for the benefit of those stricken.
By order of his Majesty all of the
soldiers available have been sent out
to patrol the roads and see that the
fleeing refugees are guided towards
safe places of refuge.
Latest advices from the vicinity of
the eruption say that the scenes beg
gar description. Red hot stones are
thrown far into the air and the era
ter is being increased in size momen-
tarily. The observers who were on
duty at the destroyed national obser-
vatory are inclined to the belief, how
ever, that the force of the volcano is
slowly being expended and that prac-
tically the worst has been experience
ed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
CREATED TICKET OFFICES
General Order Went Into Effect Sat.
urday, Giving All Towns Ticket
Offices on the I. & e. Line.

A general order went into effect Sat
urday on the Indianapolis & Eastern
Railway, which created ticket offices
at all the small towns and cities on
the line that did not already have
them. About twenty new offices were
installed, and the result shows already
in the cash receipts of the conductors.
Heretofore, it has been the custom for
the passengers to pay on the cars as
there are only ticket stations at Rich
mond, Knightstown and Greenfield.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
MEMORIAL DAY
PROCLAMATION
"CorporaI" Tanner, Comman-
der of G. A. r., Prepares
for Decoration Day.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30
HE REQUESTS THAT ALL DE-
PARTMENTS READ LINCOLN'S
FAMOUS SPEECH MADE AT
GETTYSBURG.
Publishers PresS1

Washington, April 9.-"Corporal'
James Tanner, commander in chief Of
the National G. A. R., before leaving
tonight for a visit to the Southern,
Western and Pacific coast depart
ments issued his memorial Day proc
lamation, as general order number Z.
1t announces that Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address shall be read at all SER
vices on May 80 and says in part:
I'VE have been observing this day
ever since our beloved Logan insti-
rades, we are crossing the broad river
at the rate of 5000 a month, $4,000 a
year; soon the great majority will be
sleeping their last sleep, and it is our
privilege now, as it has been for so
many years to pay loving tribute to
their memory by decorating their
graves with flowers, which, starting
forth from mother earth with each
recurring spring time are emblematic
of a resurrection to a glorious immor-
tality.
Il am but performing my solemn
duty when I ask all to assist in this
loving service. Upon department and
post commanders the duty rests of
attending to the fitting observance
of Memorial Day. which this year
will fall on Wednesday, May so. Wei
come all auxiliaries and allied organ
izations, encourage school children to
attend and assist, and secure speak
ers who, in clear and eloquent Ian
guage, will teach the lessons of pa
triotism for which our comrades gave
the last full measure of devotion"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
Men Are Turned Down.

The petition asking for an increase
in wages, which was sent by the por-
tiers and drivers of the Adams Ex-
press Co., in this city to headquarters
has apparently been unnoticed, and it
is possible that the men here will
strike. They claim they have to
work extra hours without overtime
pay The men here receive $40 a
month, and asked for an increase OF
Il
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
Railroad Men Hopeful.

Railroad men are discussing the
proposed Y. M. G. A. building in this
city with enthusiasm and hope that
II will be built. Plans have been pre-
pared In the Engineers office which
may be used in the construction of
the House. A single story structure.
with high facade having four large
pillars In front, is proposed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
English Baseball League.
IPuhlisllers. Pressl

London, April 10.-Tbe British Base
ball Association to be conducted on
strictly amateur lines was formed last
night, six clubs enrolling as mem
bers. 1t is the intention of the asso-
citation to invoke the protection of the
American organized baseball organiza-
ton.
1t is expected that other clubs will
join the league later
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
Millionaire To Marry.
publishers Press ]

Colorado Springs, Colo, April -
Spencer Penrose. millionaire member
of the ore mill trust, and a brother of
United States Senator Penrose. has an
nounced his engagement to Mrs. James
Mcmillan, a widow of the son of the
late Senator Mcmillan. Michigan
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
March Wind in April.

The strong wind yesterday after
noon did considerable damage Many
fences were blown over and trees in
Probably the effect of the wind was
felt most ON Sheridan street where
James Fuller's barn was blown over,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
Pan Handle Suffered.

The wind worked havoc at the
shops of the Pennsylvania Lines in
this city yesterday afternoon at about
one o'clock. blowing of about ten
feet from the west end of the roof of
the building. The roof is made of tar
and sand-a mixture that keeps out
the water, but it was no proof against
the wind.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
WORKMEN EASILY SECURED
Both China and Italy Want to Fur
nish Laborers For Building
Panama Canal.
IPublishers' Pressl

Panama, April 9.-Chairman Shonts
of the canal commission has received
a proposition from the Genovese So
ciety of Genoa. Italy, who agree to
supply all of the laborers required to
construct the canal.
He also received a communication
from the Pacific Mail company offer
ing him such Chinese labor as he may
desire.
The matter has been taken under
consideration.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-10
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Ohio-Fair Tuesday; "Wednesday
fair. warmer.
Indiana and Illinois-Fair Tuesday,
wednesday fair, warmer in north por.
tion.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-12-21
TO FEEDERS
AND DAIRYMEN:

| - ~ ~ 04A ~ i 4h ~ ~
We handle the pure
un a d u ! t erated ground
Alfalfa hay. TIL G
10 by far the bes I
feed in this part
Of the country for
mi ! oh COWS.
One dairyman tina t
uses it states tn q t
1t will produce more
milk than any other
feed he has ever
tri ed. Thee ditor Of
the Times feeds it
to two COWS, and
8 t a t es that it has
nc ased the pro-
d ction from his
COWS two quarts Of
nj ! k a day.
We have numerous
o t her Gus t omers that |
are equally as we'll
p ! Q a 8 ed.
Try a sack. 1t costs
but little more than
} The r mill feeds and
s far super Tor to
many Of them.
Good for Horses,
;ows, Pigs, Poultry,
tic. Call and get
! free booklet on it
MILLER FLOUR co.
The Quality tore
Folle ock,
Chanute, Kansas
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-12-21
MAnKEI'LE1T TER.
Kansas City, Mo. Dec. II. 1865

Kansas City, Mo. Dec. II, 1865
Live stock receipts at Kansas CIT
last week.
Last weeks cattle market closed II
Apood shape, and the moderate suppl!
= Of $4,000 head today is selling STEADY
generally, COWS and stockers AND
feeders stronger, Sales II Chaistma'
cattle were the feature last week, at
$50 to $50, snd che rather proportion
OF fair to good fed steers Included In
the total last week sold mainly at
s475 to SIS. Range cattle are still
be only scattering shipments OF these.
Fed steers now make up the bulk OF
the supply, while there is< beginning
"a be signs of the usual winter and
sprine shortage Of good COWS and
butcber stuff, and corresponding
strength In that kind Of cattle. Full
loads of cows sold up to 10 last week
ana while the assortment of heifers
has not been large, sales were fre'
suen tly made at $50 to5 Is, bulk OF
the fed COWS and heifers to 4 %,
banners 2 to 2.35, bulls 2.25 to !, calves
nm to $50, Offerings from Colorado
have contained an extra large share
OF stockers and feeders lately, aud
they have shown high breeding and
desirable colors. bulk Of the feeders
selling at 70 to 4.4o. stockers soto
425, while the full range on stockers
and feeders on the general marketis
US TO 4 50. Stock and feeding cattle
are at the seasons highest point now,
a. the total number OF cattle on feed
iu,Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri Is
believed to be short Of year ago.
ana prospects for higher prizes favor
able.
The hog markets holds up strong,
although receipts last week exceeded
81 900 head. largest supply In any
week for several smonths. The run
today 10 5000 mead, market higher,
TOD 6 1921, bulk Of sales 6 20 to 6.27t,
Although the supply is fairly liberal.
IL IS still considerably less that at this
time year ago, and stocks of PORK
product 10 the hand Of packers are
much smaller than year ago at this
lime. and are diminishing each
month.
New prices were paid for all kinds
Of fed sheep and lambs last week, as
,he assortment was better than we
nave been geGting. The market broke
because of continued liber-
II supply. but it is stronger today.
Run is 1000 head, best fed western
am hes selling at I to 100, fed yearl-
ngs at 5.75 to 100 wethers up to rs,
ives sos, although some choice ma
i've ewes sold last week at Is.
A. J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
Gdftrop - l1adp.

| AbumnIs, ann orititl Wllt In
biciem Nonat C,tob.r. tribolsn pom
3burme bcr bitii0m Et. 3eitpas
Vlrbe afhern bic NnASsiisaIofeu mn,
biNiesmal Galttu itu Gldnas oe,
Ycrmnhlunasirirr uuierc; tperthr IA,
mtntUtiters. 0'r'u l>tnp i. Gaiirnp
NIT III, Aana Made. sIui ii, An-
Imnit ltincr liCttuswtrOigen graul
barreno, ltdHo Der SrdGtilGm lli Bors
!aIe llno nOb cbe Die eloden 6fitwes
9en. mar O'it al iciusr z bueit
mil ihm. Dem Manne i1yer Nali, all
Die Stufsn oss gltor; su lrrtrn ur6
iib iam ilit's Qsbtn dnsuirluen. I'm.
tey ben &iuuQsn h;r Gr0el gina ;auo=
iamru S9rltcs ofr 8rdutieam, ae-
iubrt bon frI. Yernaoina 6dtrop
itlnr Sdwslttr unO HrI. Bern Diul
9eSney Fem AItorg 81 aeiOlat pon or
graut, Der bar SruOcr Orr 5oirvb
N0te rno betr (Sspra !. 9airop, ots
Yi0utiQGm; 9rucer. n!s Ndbrsr ben.
ten. Nh ten Stuien be- glti0iss
tHiCno, reittsa lie lid Ole Sluot unD
lsIlitIsn tindHoer in @tGcnmIu ert
3cLltu mo 0ct botlu. Elltrjts i. Il.
Etcpenelod Der llIrn &mo ifgusts,
oen Stiuur ciulAtr GItbt nuo 2rrut.
Ger GtdunNa iOIalC tln iti,rI,tbts
9rOHihmt BET iuela'm Ot, bodru. Gr.
VI. gorbm ban lupmU, uir. upo
botU Sci 8oHtdnp aHlhiriM. Gab
9ttnotAuul Der Ii,aIttn Geitr nahm
o0s utuptrmGbltc Podr i'm QGu't oev
SAm Nitr ogr Sraut, 6rau Aaluh y.
SutdCnhon 6rnbnlid an wtI9em Ot
bOhp. Gjst'ihirii, Ole GIhn NIB
Gjtihw'ntr Der @raulltnit t1clIna0.
men. Ge mtimltru 6rsunSe hos Jun.
atM Qnlrts ionic G'silpapertm uno
gtullitaptIls ian0tn hh lur llittaa
lin nHo dm Wadniittnst triditntA uue
Qtlaocntn &erwOu0tt uuo Idtblm
I'm Ole Nt3OtrnlhbIten su geQllldmliu'
tdsn mo Ibon ilrs 6titsnie iu Der.
dbrsiteu. gtur nod urnllt Iaas
miro ols iun9s pnar lpt,Itn mo oIHn
Rah otm Clitn 0brtiitn I'M IN Ncm
YOrt, mo Del Dunae ehsmuun bti Si.
IsnbGbutOHirati0r SaIttr Die 9uhins.
rcTiirle iantbdIi. gu ppbntn.
Nohmdls wiinitn pir om Better
uuO isintr iuua,n Hrau al.s Butt loas
oleics tfrosalbll Osn IN itlbtu pil4trn.
zen Q|cu den bistsu tam. glole bic
lunle 0raG al Der Seltt Dta Wduss
otm daiuGe5buu liz be ptimaib, Oeu
lbenrer Waitr. Ilsbe gIn9sbari0r unb
6rtunoc ptyIdbt. NIUtIib ictn!
SoIN 'tier Guh etc &lret,
@ntt ieI SUD itcts Die Stub,
lluo guer SdI,iIs,n irnIe
St 6ubrer liGri uuS gut.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
O n g II . IA.
Trsgt die 1DeSch., Die Ihl Inner GsIsUtRa5t
';sa" :, GxNRlMs
81 prrlanicn.

Sine aa,c Harm. 260 sttcr yOa0
tn'baItcuo poDou l2j Ndcr in Gultur
ilno. S. ad'r i'm Bottom. Sin autcS
.il0mt" oicbduos nit iani Gunner.
0robt Steune. Hiiitrur. II. I. ~, Inb
oui 0Cm llOBe.
,3rCi Qulr Cbn tSdrlen iub Oni BE-.
IdoiCi Garm. pclte pics Aabr nbtr
GOO 6dB aep'tI lirfem mcrorn.
Sine OuS9cstitnttt Sind Sorm"
aena0rso g8alicr ihr Allc 3mtfe.
Tie Narm NJ 0tItGcu orei Wtiltu
oltih uop Ypnnpis Min mo III snt
uno cine bdIbr 0itilt tniierm %. Der
Ssbtll Slatiph uuo @onnois Wia
eountp Scno, sIuti Nlellcu pnu Der
tdtbeIIlten Sbtt il 6rlutculitln,
DO. SCOinaun0eu isbr gunliia.
Nsatn ndbtrt GnstupIt menu mon
llh an ben eigtntbdmtr,
Soln Y. N,risrtp,
SOmnnis Dill. ne
Cher on j. u. bultianerotr.
sinu. GRo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
Golf, Mo.

srI. Sophia Bar. Die mtbters Rub
rs bel orr camille Rariin Soo< in
0shpbalia in 7knfts p1r. kbrte
lssit aape hsin.
, btrr 3lbs uno Ssn iopis 2aul
SauIj uao %. 0drie oen gRtta b.
iduosE iit en- ltkisH Seuntag bier.
Syktrsr hl,It .as R,ot IN uslthtr e
b;a Russu elmer .Gauuiaa Tac,crp'
nastlnanOtt ltgit. et lRuTat biiAioi.
zen 'Iat $500 gapauiat &ntaas 10
Uri5isu. Der arostrs {bil osr at.
ten i b,uii5 btiiauii aogDea.
avaa y. oilItRtutr ans 2iastt
tb:ttp am Stuaida witnsr naa
sstfg9ilie Iurat nat Nm +, I'D tiAls
tt 2oR suJ b,Iu6staIbu auIstbaIlsp
hliisn
Non AAspdrfs pntotn da ssin.
tcg bier btlaty!i: Soe Aarilu poa DsJ
Siaet Stns unA aRaItia 0aptriarte
bon 9ssapkalin.
Hsp. Batter i)rtltsl htAaesi 10
&cis Nd, III 81. esats.
Gis hiIRat Stuls t1lSo afsnRdrtia
Don 81 Gin0,n bsInhi.
0p. Strltkr uno HthKIlsn son
Meta s,rridttttn lssis sao5t Stt,t.
psrlrbsl. al Der Rirh uno In @sbH-
taus ots 0:rn E. 9sIltai.
Die Sage U:iotl iWmsr tir,tr uHo
ois &:lti:runa isbIsr. Eis kiAisn
z Omalsr.ql,Io.r inroeR alnaslil
beiisiis e,Irst uno Wdtmirs fur eta
@ini.r btrpor osholt. 7tr Tamen,
melt. absr msl esr .Rniimblll- i,bi
iuruisu:
,Ao1 put 0tOas your Peek-a-5o0.
The open W0Th We Go YaboeFe1
through
Or autumn Wfad GgH charge en- you
And turn your tender pats al due
q.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
l>icund.

Nm Sountaot por nbt 5aSm nab.
icn pb gum elttn Nluls esm 1Nht
oCa Qcrn Wahrrno cuts ititrIltea
DotdmtSs ioIlenot amou;
grnd Eablbof. Nnrlariha Nj 90.
udlo, 3atbduna Snalmauu, Qlim.
yud @rut. Narlu &,rmjrabNm.
ellen %Irmlnaham. eIltn 8tNtl. Scr,
manu- Saaeboibc. Stephan scbl,
Srbannrs odO,%up.
H'e Su0tt 6emmnoa cmpiuacn:
6rdni Rw Der. eIjiObdh Roubtr.
ellidb tb ToImtit. &llbarma 9esiotv.
SultItnit uuo -Ncru Sbolu- MIRO
bier am 26. uup - o.W. ahactdlieu.
TdS HanoamcRt rrv 9Utt ~ nUu
itti a,lclt. 6'lB Svant II am Aus.
puBtn oesltIben. 2bsIlr oH 6aneas
mtntts. meI6, nit 6rNt hotdt mtr.
5ea. Nbalitu Gh eEal berbelltieuna.
10 o0b Die 6tutiigtSli niat ,lnorin0rn
tam.
:. ", birmingham mo gailb,lm
Nolmts mlrtn aui Den elel Nanoel
nan Rlbl0unldln. Nalcs &,cn tlLn
man immtI lnr tlutn anttn HrCis ptr.
tauieu. Cbpohl 4in0ptb biai9 III
bfSabIi' opa peu aauitr Straimanu
y. VI. 2IlI,u $50. 90 iar trus auh.
6rau Statnitr uno Spttsr, Sydu
Suibinicn btiateu bitie @ettt 9ltT.
wanof une SStdunis in ct genis
Aalob 9Seibins,: poa 6par,cs,oWn
uRo 6amiis btiutitH SonalaA os
S,GOsr uno Sawatrn hRr.
6tau ceiur'd 3enismtpsr meas
fur ols msili,n eretonmuRiian,tu ods
Stibfat ,urtat sesr ;pr 6emmu.
nion aebi, II Rttr. Sds Ct b,i 6raa
y. Senismtptr ,int eutt 5aFt eoiia
eblIt. 81 u alsia per tummt, ale
fuo pllliammtn.
llnisJ 0,ibdIlsmaaa Soites saci.
blu4sr ptrlduDts ei6it @O4t nlso,t
erti eariaonaata giaOsith naa St.
Seuis.
0iet iostit o,r tine ben aaeern nit
esa eata,n aareHsln ahsteittsa M
wslta. settieu e,slss Sai zine et,
lSei piaae u<si.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18

-Sn ter llmqiaeub pen 9tclipln.
In cnmpren sur 3Cit tlne ansdtl
Hiiter uuO Sdscr Don Columbia, We,
--lerr .Nobn Dsdsmtnt' pog GoCIB'
tenn hlddit Moutna ierut 9rdtcI
epuiin unl bic b,I Rralpa Ttrisn
InO tI,ilc 9lIbtrs GERBER G,e bui
dsluIeIl Tiltn UoR hler aus uah otr
Nanptrlol no ne II 3lenli irtteu ,uer'
ben.
-g9itoer mdtte Der Stort in her
Nnhbarihoil ieiH 6ritsusn. Ti}iis
mai cui ocm glnpeiSn Der g9ltiwt Strs
mann vulde no er Der bort pobnen'
ben 6dmills 8srnaro 8sbapu ols
6rhliaasgnbs cin S0lnbsp ihtnttc.
8ratuIlten!
Tie Ftl. Nnuit uno Mlrla Crit.
bals mOhutcn Geitsru Ser 6afrop=
Made S0dit,t bel. @rlttrts GrI. III
itlt iunQsn 3abrti 6auslaltern ots
RcU 0uteuasiu ii Ct 2oui5 uno
Irbisrcs librt nsr 9ausbnIt ilr g'atsr
uno Srnotr bel 2cslBirmn.
~ alornbs nusplrti4e YrieIter pdr
-ren bier bri 0sn 40itunbcn Giebtl be.
butfIlt: &tp. 9ittrih, pol GarlvIt.
AlI. Men. WochM ben Tnbcm. Wo..
Rru. StmIoipon 2ars; R,U. Sellers
mann ppn HOeIBiOun; 8cp. gIorian
Orn 2im Men. S,bramm pou Sil,
fountain II. AtU sDcn, NonHO!s NlU.
80 6clgruot ibr Aemitr I'M GtIot
bciubIihc rCpublildnude 0auOibdiru
Ipratm Rittwob Nbcno bkr plr'
" VI Spttr. Nllcr, V,roOi. QD. Is.
Sind. Is. i. WettS, ~. Z. Samb.
Acaa y. Etirrs. !. VI, @mitOuQ
gsBteur il Tin 0anOibal iOnoem
oitnt itintr qGrtti nIs RtoEer.
Cd d1 unitrs 6lrma aufoitn
miro, Weroeu mir uOn ben ljttn o.
iubsr biz otn lieu SdnuOr eincn Hau.
mmss Ntrlaui peranltolttn. Age
99alrcn wsrotn su itbr rseaBiyttH
prtiieu uertduIi. @siono,tsr GrmdL.
nuna ptroisnt lmisrs gtpbe 2usnabI
Upn Mirnel, Sndbsn. uno 0Inoers
0Itiosrr Mlar,u. 10 wis nuh Sduls,
0ats. Rnppcn uno SanOi6ubs be mir
al SJiisnprsiien uno oi;liNh untsr
SofeupuiIsn 9srlnuisn WCrot1. Wlr
UtIiittm bob ss iih iur ieOumduu
iOantu ipiro. iutit bti uus UOyia'
iptthcn che Ct aHoCrspO iduit. um
nit htu iebr reauiriSn Prelisu btIdunt
ju p}rNtn. g9lr 0Nr0utlrsa bdB cine
quite Smme WtIcts tripari III; rrnn
Der gHluierboori btI Uus tinAttauit
WIro. Sine SyOoe NuslpabI ppn
Canen. NE0hdtu. uub SINNER <e
wtrotn Su 2oh;n greiitn lcIl lebOttn.
I'm Qcusilitn 3ulprut blltcu.
e. !. 6ttttl IL 80.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
Q A - II q IA IA.
,rasi die SDs Spts, De Ai lrpe Gelsv', Rl.,
':i:n si':'' s: G1HZzZs-


Tas srtIsatridt wdr ltpic Glc.bs in
SlRuna.
Yen, \. @Ipt. 6rau @crnaro
Satdtnbon uu0 2otttrt,n wlren
Nouina o'tibdits lUtatn Ia Slnr.
0cUp. Ylarer Aoriun. oeilen @ru,
Der mo S,twtttr bsaabtn no Scnn.
ida uo@ gSrliphaIia no ryatru bti
otm 40auuoeusrb:t dusbiii.
Altr, Mtgsr. lebrer Der eihspl,
Stuk uHhs 9eritpaalta mar pen
senutoa sis Tkntal itie,r elttrs
0Jlt oabiey.
aautmnnn Mig ops tsb,is Tiens.
ial bon q. 9ruis. no CT s8aareu iar
i;intn Stprt sritanosn. iarrd
antoa. ,In Sebu ess Setru Isyaut
Sobaunesmcptr nou g.trgbalia itai
4Reniaa OILS STUDENT in bWiNcr Dot.
ituls tln.
II. Geo. u. 5aiuttr MAR Soan,
tag IN ltinrm proiealrusgtu &rui, in
GtRphallq lhaIla
Auh eRa bic .Src1r scH Ciaus
epuutp- itttiat mat auber ssm s;s.
rtias dner -eauniaa- 6ab;l ID lie,
atn Sur SIT u tis kepukniaai
bier lp,lasr oH Stwehnct Orr @ea,ne
tht ben saa ,ir'r isI3sn ,a ata4nntn
ia4i.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
UdoS.

<eH Iiou HH9 aiHdllp fulltH III
SrdnI;Qam nno 9tlnt weua fir n
bic 0'hFiisQlodep iim0sn. aHsr
nlantlcn Vaarhsn bind; Ma6 tlnen
poaT Slhrhsn 6G; .iike" easlod
iaon alnl aelualiil 9im Sbtbimarl.
Der be- Srb. ibuoQw pea b,l ibren
IsinI'Itit. iamm:lu ih anr balo 9g0ltr
den lDtlhe mehr nuo mebr Sr1utnot
Btitdllrn annehmen uno bdlo gani osl
par turaem btiisrcn 0immsl Osroun.
!eln. 9ie Iih m.hrenot Shpiie mutI
bic Sat BITS shsioht5 uneririQhh.
gnolih britt Der Stnrm los. 9pn.
Her rolIen. gliBe Snteu uHo trefen;
b0QiIte ifurien ihErtn bns Scsytcr;
bic Saats Der Sieb;-iie iino Der
Itummt 3tr eine 5b,il uermlnidt
ben nno,rn. 2ieblOiunoen uno aiiil,n
elaeu SHl5w0r's uuo Gnilticler.
QHile.... llno gsrabnlit trhbt lid
am ebeIten Der eRebimmel bti iclten
bic Dor Der ehe nit WOrten Der 2ltbs
nihl g,iit.n uao Der gisbtoiungsu Mot
latt ,rcrosu tonnttn; liz habeu iih
olIoioltpSrp ua1 abIelef,. Nun
il, ~ GeIi IS i'm mrRitIiteu gtbta--
Eis Si,bt nlahi blind bllno olt nod
aIit VFutt At,r itHBt ia betauntll0
bot lbprbsit nitt. (Na. lirb,r Gor.
IeiucNotui. &c maatn IA sIlr Q;,rats.
IutiiGt Dor ben Gbdot iiuBlQ. Anm,
Ots uptb leojacu Erut.rtsuitIs.)
0epl ann Shulte unb Glen. 3,rr,r
io,rR rttid' amber, gOautp Qanoioa.
ten bos SsIisrion Glip wi,tn Soun,
tag in 5oos. 6bcniO Souls Qtrl UOn
Shuberis.
gInarsitu Sobn Suite ptrFtbt
0crrn 6Hrt0rino's Ddrs init tin,m
lleusn 5aIbenrods.
6ruu Y. ". 4Orntr BON Neudoa,
No., bsiuht nit ibrn ortiQlnoern Die
6amilW Sermaun Napnss.
peu 8. 8 g9ct,ubura bat ii1 BON
). y Bruins Il SO. snsu nsu.u Sur
rcp astauit.
Sen g9ilbsts uuo Samilic ppa
@arbsoile, beiudttn an Sonnin0 Su
SaOs Ssrwnutk.
SRI. Emiiic asrpsrin NIB 6rau
ptvmaai Sa!tea btiiaoeu Fd aUf osr
RrnutsnIiik.
8sim Ssnrp gilrn elbs lsBtt Noas
sint Sal6httrei Rocm Elm otr Riub.
picrlft auatbOttnoss gRit9liso nbg,
murtt wuroe. ,lntOb Saditr Ohnir
als 6U.mouI,nr'sIisr, eenrp Wtt,a,
Sura OILS Sharhiatcr. J. y. Sruns
uls g9uiilpr0 uno Seurp giteu BE-.
iorats oas 3triihttIn. Glb oil, ihu
b, uerrauo,n. pttiitlt Nb Don
itlbn. Tcm 6orrcipOno,usu munostt
iu St!:t Der pIrisrtcuIe aau, portr,n.
ilt,
.WCm's htutt mbt ittntit
60 itntlt ts snb bdIe:
Sm Sommrr lf's !ltbllt,
3m gvi"ttr IT'S tllt"
Hdittnbill.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
SiIbcruc SOth,eit,

Ntut ctnsuC,ifu nor b,n 9ll,ars in
bcr bithaon St. Joitpb's Eirte Otty
nub irau gNIIbtinl SuutOcr Ihr,r
ebebunO ocu III ppr - Albru at,
ltIrnc0 lnorm ilc Mus ocr Oano tes
Vlarrtr4 Die bl. RommunIoa cmulm.
Gtu uHo fb icin;n pritiitrlitcp Starn
cri1slIcN hfbta, 1laA pcabr dl,r
b. QdnOIua0 ullmea b'joc NruaplM
M Qade I1res StIuitatricbnt9 ptrrn
Qtnrp NuBmtpCr siu. 3Ob Oas rph
'Chr rIflNe Pdar not lanlt ,\dbrt
dilIamntu in better teluuobtit n,H
.rolitcn HIiltc&. ods tic iih biAbtr
c'lrcu'. acuICben moatn. munitt i6ucn
an oultm lbro AubcItdat ais Stlua.
gtr uuo @ruoc o,r 1'r,tsbIditm1na.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18

Tis bsiie, hoAR. esihtinlsi. sns
nm 9RSniaa mlt Der aHiRahms Der
lahrIlAsa oGuslOastie b,aonutn.
J. J. q.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
Sin Sernbiauussmittel.

m mCiut frnu NAL tbs nui mit,
Hmu man ih pas it thu;
At wcno' :la 0uies glHtl on,
00s triuli lie sl,it lur Rub';
~, pthc bier in uu Wtibdil.
lluO inht Iby bort aus.
C,l dIltvitOuhrU Gamtntut.
Hub brna' lbu itr ms 00us.
Toud 'rGQt he no I'D ibn gtlnuit,
9lun tnlb not III TtrotuB.
@clA id iu lbr Damn inp.' be
6tdttis.
Gdna Att Ne mir men aub,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-10-18
xier HSsm hsx frhsas.

O. II etus uaIsaassTs lbaiiaas sas saS
'reitSat Sb,sr is,RI 7T.Ss. ssg eaEias,
quo Die grosit 2lmcs ha; Traitis< Saa.
yen seeeiteR l-ett,Ss S<i+lpit k'is sis
attBua4speaaHt lsoit@ ~ bsittn, iog;e scr
seeulteR iiette Stgsmm lsta. eslt,a taas
ltnNe ansGd, b.. Ssss Era Il 5isdAsns.
Bort GSllor.s : leIsrHt ne e.sits n taR-
Sic trcie., ,GEd H,ai1ea u. 2iuss Sc.s
Q,steRcSg heIItsH HssHts 9abrra RG snAai,
ttnNea SaiteH IA ae!1sn Same Sseuaee DE
Sus'esuae 'u letsH a!sEeisa Z. es IL ageS.
drtq III. sails gHe SuHaeRicissa. sarans
ut ett \. SN,tieme9sy u. 5sH, gSsfsssus =
sol. asp ,. Y. SOFA L. Sor4 SrastHl g..
81, Sharas uuo 81. clysaatta. Sse,s Is
une SlUG. STossaaia<l igsi.