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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
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Eie Nod 9slano Satrltlelitd't
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bilia "a putasu. GItit paysa lnt
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Sabuuoi, i,br uudns,nsbm.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
+ Sdluslter SbecSalc. I

geabrsuo ots Sehsnumits am 2lIlcr'
lselentaGe ititO sob turssr 9rantbeli
nit ben bl, ShI bsia,ramellten wCbI'
psrltscn Die fh,w. SGlueiirr 3bsO0aie
aus BEN yebm. Eie Sesroiauna
miro SoEutag iintiiinben I'll bel
i6rem abl,bcn bic Iprmsn ibun ae-
iblolitn. Diro ilbsr gtbtn Hno 9Elr'
ten Der outen Shlnelier in ndtlier
NllmNer nelr Geld9t ueroen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
Gme sEode in unO llmseseuo ucn
gltitphalta.

Gme gEodbe in uuo llmsessao pcll
Wsitpha!ia.
Sesepb y.1ueeke.
(6ertitsans.)
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DE. Setle tisits ssis,
.Dsn., has err Nsr % slIe nil,
Ger ieiieit une bsirsst.
,une trat lid ieins Sans AUD iHwsr,
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,gls fie ertraeen iasnls -
Auh ON 2sn Shiaaiiap, tsnnt,
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ots gettesoisufes niat ole fcN,u.
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Snmtu Der ntua airas ,r isitn.
mcrin maa mad Ssatueana ess I'm.
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con Giaa, rtbmtd wstl eas ihbnf,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
1ebsr' uno Je'I" vr
etCherunQ.

. 80 babe bic aatntur Der Rutual
eirt Suiuranet SO. bon Nep 0ori.
auA bin i'd aa,nt otr Riaaaru aensr'
p,rfa,runas.9slslinati. Me bic ib'
p.bsn btriidsrt oosr iit atasn 5tutr.
uno stnrmibansn h6sr baltsn isbA
ten, iplisn hi mir poripuaen.
attunasppa.
benrn Nshsrmann.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01
The MARIES HEREFORDIAN
near BtihkiuWn, No.

near BTihkiown, No.
IF. R. d. Dixon.l
earned Worlds Fair reputation
by its exhibition OF herefords:
All other Stock kept there aIe OF
a similar standard.
For the best OF Jacks. Trot
terS, Poland China hogs or
HeretordS, come TO our farm
and inspect everything TO your
hearts content - Just al
present there are few bargains
on hand.
DETTE BROS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01

otuiIttn Tititrs uHo gtnitrs. Oh
g 2uh bonn @tr3 iu ibdnta.
.Wtit Ub,r g9dlo unb Strom;
sod Eb,r hb ben bllusn.
.3iti tldren 9imm,Isoom."
(6prtissuna iulgt.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-11-01

CAS- - q n IA.
fss.a. esasstl hMinas esastsssi
:::s -, lsNZEx
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

tries. On the morning of the big of the
meeting it was discovered that of the COM
peting cars-which it had been anticipated would
win the race-was missing. 1t had been placed
in the speciallybuilt shed attached to the hotel
where the owner of the staying and he
had duly inspected and thoroughly overhauled
the car late the previous night, afterwards leav-
ing his chauffeur to lock up the shed.
Apparently the robbers possessed a duplicate
key for they had re-ocked the door after taking
out the car, which, according to the footmarks,
had been dragged for nearly mile along the road
and then driven to place of conceament.
There is, by the way, another type of up-to-
date thief who while he does not make special
practice of stealing motorSears, finds the latest
mode of conveyance exceedingly useful in the
carrying out of his nefarious plots. That is not
to say the modern thief prowls about the coun-
try in his own automobile But if he can obtain
the loan of better one, with or without the
owners permission, he much prefers it.
USED BY THIEVES.
On several occasions during the last few months
the police have been beaten in their endeavors to
capture burglar who has thrown them off the
scent by walking country to the nearest
town. and there hiring motor-car to take him
near his destination.
The English police, however, have not upSto
the present had to cope with motor-car robbery
such as that which occurred at Kansas jewel
ler's recently. Two men drove up in an automo-
bile to within twenty thirty yards of the shop,
which one of them entered. He asked to be
shown some diamond rings and scarf-pins, and,
as the owner of the shop turned from the counter
to get selection, the supposed customer dealt
him blow from behind, which rendered the
ieweler senseless The assailant then made a
selection from the most costly trinkets, took
all the money from the desk, and walked leisurely
out of the shop to where the car was waiting,
which vanished Immediately he had taken his
seat.
The alarm was not raised until about half an
hour afterwards, when the eweler recovered
consciousness and staggered out of the shop. The
police quite failed to trace the robbers on this
and two other occasions, when similar robberies
took place at Omaha and Lincoln, but at last
succeeded in capturing both men, who had stolen
the car after hiring it, disguised its appearance,
and afterwards used it as an aid to their jewel
cry robberies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
WHAT HE WANTED

Excuse me" he sighed, as he gently disengaged
himself from her embrace, "but you have not
quite frozen on to the idea. l want
'To ask me why 1 chose you as my beloved
husband, when l might have made grand match
had deigned to look upon the dukes and earls
all eager to cast themselves at my feet she re-
turned. 81 do not know, sweetest and best, how
it was. Ask me not"
Il won't" he murmured, edging towards the
neghbouring gate-post. "I merely want to-"
"Tell me that [ your own blessed little
wifely, your own bright star who sheds the light
of her love upon you!" and once again she essay.
ed to imprint passionate Kiss upon his brow, but
owing to sudden movement on his part it was
pressed upon his hat "You want to tell me how
unworthy you are to be my husband
I'm hanged if | dot" he yelled. IT want YOU
to thump me between my shoulders; hair has
got down my back, and is itching like thunder!'
-
And then the inhabitants of the neighborinp
villages looked at one another, and asked one Of
another, "Who can be beating carpets at this time
of night?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

always stands out by contrast, and she acts ac
cordingy.
Perhaps she prdes herself on her taste in
dress. In that case she manages TO he seen out
often with Matte, whose taste in dress is really
an eyesore and who has absolutely no sense for
color OF course, she is always careful that the
color of Mattie's dress harmonizes with hers
when they go out, but she is also careful that
Matte doesn't show up well by contrast She
must always be the centre of attraction.
If she is fond of driving, she cultivates the So
ciety of her friend Nillicent, who owns styl-
ish trap; or If she likes automobiling she de-
velops a sudden fancy for Henrietta, who has
just gotten neat little runabout.
Women, in their dealings with each other,
show very little tact when they do not expect TO
gain anything by the friendship They make a
particular point of telling you things that you
don't want to know. For instance, if they have
met your best young man out with another girl,
they run around the first thing the next morning
to tell you about it, and seem to take real
pleasure in noticing the way in which you re-
oeive the news.
If you do not receive IL with equaniHiity you
can be sure that they will Immediately call upon
your worst enemy in order to deliver the prec.
ious news to her.
If they have introduced you to the young man
who has since become your "best and only"
they are sure to throw it up to you all the time,
and gratitude was never known to flourish under
such circumstances as these.
They can make things particularly unpleasant
by such remarks as, And pray where would
you have been this summer if hadn't introduced
you to Dck?' OF course, you are grateful for
the introduction, but you don't want to be re-
minded of your indebtedness all the time
Then again, unless a woman has something to
gain, she is always sure to say the wrong thing
at the wrong moment. For instance, if you
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05


tent of many thousand dollars. Forged letters
and false bills were the means by which these
thieves secured the delivery of certain cars, which
they resold before the hue and cry was raised
through the bills being dishonored
"It may sound a little egotstical on my part,
said the manager of wellknown London garage
recently after the aforementioned Paris case had
been related to him, "but we are too careful re-
garding the bona-fides of a customer to permit
of being duped in such a
cat the same time, we very near losing
$4,000 car about twelve months ago, by a some
what different trick.
ga message came over the telephone one day
from man who wished to hire one of our best
cars to hold four people, in addition to the driver.
The address of a well-known hotel was given, and
arrangements were made that the party should
call at the garage for the car At the time ap-
pointed however, only two men arrived, explain
ing that heir two friends had disappointed them.
smaller car was offered but they intimated
that they preferred the large one, and having
paid for it for half day, they departed for their
spin with one of our best drivers.
Judge our surprise when the latter returned
about two hours latter alone in the car. He told
a story which, although seeming very extraordin-
airy to us at the time, we have now every reas-
on to believe was quite true. After the car had
proceeded some distance, one of the men asked
the driver to have drink from a flask which
he carried The man refused, saying that he did
not care to take ntoxcants while in charge Of
car Nothing more was said about the matter,
although the man tempted the driver to drink
with them at two or three publc-houses where
they stopped.
"But the man kept to his resolution and re-
fused to leave the car, fact which seemed to
anger both men, more especially when, having
- H.. IL H.,
again refused to drink from the proffered flask
| They became abusive-so much so, in fact that
the driver brought the car almost to a stndst,
and threatened that he would not go unless
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
IN TIE
COMPANONcC =?

don't want it known that you are worrying about
something. she will be sure TO call attention tc
chow badly you are looking"
Perhaps she will mention in public name
that YOU would rather not have mentioned and
will in the most seemingly innocent way, con
trive to prevent all your well directed efforts to
change the subject
OF course, there are cases of women who are
real true friends, but these are only the excep-
tions that prove the rule
In her friendship with men, a woman does
not act as she does in her friendship with wom-
en-. Many people hold that woman cannot
be really friends with man, that there is no
such thing as Platonic love; but in this they
are mistaken.
Because OIL this general conviction as to the
non-existence Of Platonic love, many strong
and valued friendship has been broken up. II
a man and woman are seen together n good
deal the gossips can only one possible rea-
son for their intimacy, and at once proceed to
report them engaged.
In nine cases out of ten the reason for their
intimacy is not love, but friendship. When the
report gets around, however, the young man
Immediately begins to wonder if the girl could
possibly have been mistaken as to his attitude to-
wards her, and in order not to take any chances
in the matter he stops calling upon her.
In a case like this the girl has no redress, unless
she is brave enough to take matters into her
own hands and have frank talk with her
friend. If she has courage enough to explain her
side of the situation to him, they can mutually
decide that they do not rap about what
people say, and decide to go on being friends
in spite of the gossips.
If she were in love with him she would never
be able to get up enough courage for such
explanation A woman can he friends with a
man, and when she is, she makes him just as
good and true friend another would,
She doesn't consider her interest in the case at
for off tO he ther
her interests to his, and makes all
sorts of little sacrifices for him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
TRICKS OF MOTOR THIEVES -

they mended their manners. Apparently the
men had been waiting for this for they both
jumped out and endeavored to gain the driver:
seat, with view, apparently, to pulling him
down.
THROWN OUT OF THE CAR.
Fortunately he anticipated their movements
caused the car to lurch forward so that both men
lost their hold, and putting speed came back
to London. We were in considerable doubt for
some time as to whether he had acted rightly.
But these doubts were removed when we learned
that the two men had been arrested and convict
ed for defrauding hotel proprietors"
This dodge is somewhat similar to one which
was tried with more success in Chicago some time
ago. As in the former case, car was hired by
telephone, and request was made that the auto
mobile should call one evening at a certain hotel
on the outskirts of the town to take lady and
gentleman for three hours ride. On reaching
the hotel the driver asked inside, and sup
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

piled with drink which had been drugged The
driver sank into stupor from which he did not
recover until two hours later when he found
himself under hedge about dozen miles from
Chicago.
He made his way back to the town, and the
police were put on the track of the micreants
1t not until weeks later however, that the
car discovered in the stables of an hotel at
Indianapolis, Indiana.
TAKEN FROM THE GARAGE.
The keen rivalry which exists between manu-
facturers of motor-cars in Europe, who seek
honors and advertisements in motor races, led
to what probably constitutes the most remarkable
automobile robbery on record. The incident oc-
Cured two years ago in Germany, and the per-
petrators of the robbery have never been dis
covered,
motorrace meeting was organized few
miles from Berlin by certain motor-car manufac-
turers, who invited competitors from other coun-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05
NEWS AND KNOWLEDGE

sulphur by freezing the quicksand and mining
through it, but this was failure.
Samples of the upper air have been secured by
the Weather Bureau by means Of balloons equip
ped with automatic devices which open and close
after the balloon has reached the desired weight.
A new form of water meter makes use of a
syphon, the rising and falling of the water in a
tank being recorded each filing
France is endeavoring to cultivate the match
making industry with indifferent success
Sportsmen Of France are endeavoring TO make
the use of wireless telegraphy compulsory as they
claim that a very large percentage of game and
song birds killed by coming in contact with
the telegraph wires and poles in their fight
A scheme is on foot on the Pacific coast TO
utilize the skin of the banana in the manufac,
ture of paper.
Owing to road and terminal delays one hun
dred miles day is fair average for freight
locomotive.
The average locomotive represents an invest
ment of fifteen thousand dollars The amount
spent upon it in the course Of year is three
thousand dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05

Broadway New York, from Twentythird
street to Forty ysecond is now frequently referred
TO as the Great White Way" In the section
named there are 11S arc lights and 36,ST2 mean
descent lights 1t is said that the cost for cur
rent alone amounts to $S75,00O per annum.
Most OF these lights are used in advertising.
The cow milking machine is now assured
success. For many years the performance of
this operation by some mechanical means has
engaged the attention of the worlds inventors
and many are the failures which have been made
in the efforts to solve this problem. 1t is claimed
that two men or boys in charge of one of these
machines can easily milk fifty cows in one hour,
A suitable receptacle made of tin with lid
which be tightly put in place. This can has
pump and the milk is drawn from the animals
by pneumatic pressure through rubber hose
connection. The only work performed by the
attendants is the changing of the cups from one
animal TO another.
AT Calcasieu, La, rich deposit of sulphur,
which is located under quieksand, is being
mined by the means of hot water, The super
heated water is pumped into the moving mass
Of sand and as il flows through the sulphur, the
latter is melted and carried off with the water
An effort was made some time ago 10 get at the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05


pot at home; but what cared they? Echo an
swered "Nothing!" which shows what orig
nal echo it was. He was restless and perturbed;
suddenly he turned to his bonny young wife, and
murmured:
Geraldine, my hearts delight, /"
''Why shouldn't you, my own brave husband?
and she turned her ruby lips towards him.
"It's not that" replied, as he kissed her all the
same "I want"
"You want to tell me of your love, love of my
ife," she cooed "You want to unburden your
self of that wealth of love that lies in your heart
"Qute so; but-er-you've not quite hit it,
he answered, quivering with emotion. 81 wish
you"
II will" she said; and she threw herself upon
his breast and kissed him frantically upon his
glacier-like nose.