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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10

The district convention of the
Woodman of the World yves held in
Lewiston Wednesday and resulted ia
the selection of c. J.. Orlahd of Mos
cow as delegate to the Head Camp.
After the organization and the cleo
ton OF delegates addresses were made
by the visitors and the event closed
with banquet in the evening to- the
district. =,
Mrs. Cora Weber left Thursd: >
a ternoon for Orohno, where she will
spend some time.
D. f. dawes, who has been drilling
on the Chas. Aheling place the past
week. expects to finish there this week
He is now down 14O feet aid expects
to strike water in the next ten. He
vii from there Immediately move his
m ,chine to Isac Sleighs place oh the
upper end of American ridge, Having
contracts to sink we'll both for him
and his brother Jacob. Mr. Dawes has
a splenuid plant Ind is proving We J
S ,ccessful in securing water. at smi
sxpanse and in Tn expeditions MANNER
w. 5. Crews'has renovated his bar.
Der shop, treating it to coat Of kal.
somlne and paipt, ,
Purer clear ice. delivered id any
qrantity once aday, mornings 6hly-
See me for prices.
-. Geo. Brewster.
S. A. Bechtol Was chosen as a juro,
i, the district court which c;onvenes
next week in Moscow. AS there are 81
cases pending he may spend some
time In the jury box.
With the stone retaining wall, tht
work OF contractor. George P. Ba
,um, and the newly painted fence
he Presbyterian manse PROPERTY Is
materially increased in value arc
3eantified. :,
MnrriedA 'raylotZlGohld, On Fri
lay, May's,' 1s0Tat 9 p.,m,. at Pine
.reck, Idssko by Revs Archibald Dur.
rle. Bertrhm Lewis TAYLOR of Pin.
Creek and Mrs. Clara Gohld of Pull
nan, Washington. +
The "rhiRbfe Bee dit. the mahst
on Wednesday evening was a decided
uccess. Several c. E. remnants were
,.ade and their sale will materially
Increase the society treasury as we
is beautity and stamp homes by their
presence. /, ,.th
The Christian Endeavot cards are
ready for 'distribntions.snT, wilt be
handed ct Sunday morning ssrvice.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
Moysr4Aeywood Trials

Today the famous trial otthe Hay
wood begihA' in Boise. Thursday q
motion ~ the defense for d bill Of
p,rticulats' was argued and denied by
Judge WHO'D, aha the case will there
fore begin today. Abr,lliaht array OF
legal talent isl'tepresented Oh both
sides ada The city is full of witnesses
lawyefs.. c,orfsspOndents and eattoOn
lists from every city ahT press associa
tion in the ~Otld. II goes aithou,
4 yine that no more famoas trials
b I'VE evef been held. The Gazette wi !
try to cover The case, at least briefly,
aud our readers are REFERRED I'd the il.
pages this week for brief rssHine oil
the matterso far.
H. ]. Starr of Cedar cr:ek was in
town Thursday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10

OF all the fruits there are in the land,
That grow on bush or tree,
[ would give up the choicest ones
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
u. c. White d. Co.
It's too bad to see people who go from
day to day suffering from physical weak.
ness when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. would ltiakc well. The greatest tonic
known, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
A. G. White g. Co.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models. The Jfatnous beauties have disctrd.
ed corsets anAhave become models in face
and form SINCE taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain tea. 81 cents, Tea or Tablets.
A, c. White & Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
See our Novelty Line

Beautiful lace collar in sailor effect and
other designs, also something new in a soft
Buster Brown collar for children, Ladies
collars, cravat, turnover, Swiss embroidery
and a noby collar in white linen with en-
roidefy eyelets etc. Prices Zoe to o:5O.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
UMBRELLAS

Alarge assortment umbrYeilas with bsaui-
full handles from s1.75 to $3.50, also Some
fine silk umbrellas Of best quality, many
fancies both colored and white, embroider-
led in eyelet work.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10

Street hats in ali the latest shapes and
some great values can be had in this de-
partment, also showing the latest creations
in the trimmed every thing uptodate both ii
shape and colors next week we will offer
you all hats at 20 per cent discount a bar
gain not to be overlooked Glance at our
new caps both for children and ladies.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
NonaCE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior
Lana ofice at Lewiston, Idaho, May $3.50;

Lana oFFce at Lewiston, Idaho, May $3.50;
Notice is hereby given shat ''''
Thohls;s A. Leonard
81 tarR, ldah2, has filed notice of his IN.
,s art to n final five proof in ms
So $3.50 50 R' m ea Aor yiz Entry
SWH, Sec. 3SEL SEL' Sec .or IN me swH
Section, 8, Township ID II Rsnmna NE4
~. and that said proof will he n,ad T.. ID ID
Tore the Register and RECEIVER Ia" Ts &c
ldaho OH JUL, "a, 1867. ei Lewiston
ne names the following witnesses r.
prove ms continuous residence upon az ~
cultivation Of the land, viz: pun anu
Ida WATSON of Dial :
a AioeTt q. Wasson of A".ho
Ole II. Torgeson of =,
Abodel Smith II. j.
~. T. II. BaEtIett Register.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
Summer Goods

lot Of new materials for your dainty
gowns, embroidered Swiss, beautiful persian
lawns, zambre silk, organdies for the young
girl graduates specially, also shadow silks
and all the dainty shapes and designes,
check batiste, dmitles; mercerized goods in
different styles, don't forget we also show
large assortment inexpensive figured lawns
"Lnens in both tan and white"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
Summer Shirt Waists

Co1ne today and select your Waist be-
fore they are all picked over. Be Satisfied
and get first choice-"Fdr we carry large
variety of lingerie styles, deliberately trim.
hned with either valencienes lace and dainty
etnbroideries- also assortment in linen
and madras. Prices are right.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10
In Compliance with Sunday Rest
Law this Store will be Closed Sundays
Reliance C0rsette Dresses

them Make entirely
best Come in all siesan prices
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-10

A Select assortment Beautiful white wash
belts ranging from 15c to soc pique belts,
Roman stripe, Plaids, elastic and tnany
other styles adorned with neat pearl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07
woMAN's MISSIONARY UNION.

The quarterly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Union will be held in
the Sunday school room of the Baptist
church on Friday, February Sth. at
3p. m.
Subject--"How we may best bring
home the Gospel to those among u.s."
Our Motto-"The World for Christ"
Our Orders-'Go ye into all the
world and preach the Gospel to every
creature
Our Privilege-''For we are laborers
together with Christ"
Opening Hymn.
Scripture Reading-Mrs. Nesbitt.
Prayer.
Paper-Mrs. I. H. Reynolds, from the
Baptist Church.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Grist.
Paper-Mrs. Sylvester, from Pres
terrain Church.
Music (Cornet)-Mr. George Gilbert !;
accomranist, Miss Maude Foster.
Paper-Mrs. Pursey, from the Epis-
copal Church.
Vocal Solo-"The Holy City," Mr..
George Irwin.
Paper-Mrs. B. T. Frey, from the
Methodist Church.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Settle.
News from. the Field"-Miss Lucy
Fields.
Closing Hymn.
Prayer. 8
At the close of the program, there
will be social feature.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07
THE CONVERSION OF zAcCHEUs.

Everyone having the success of the
special services at Presbyteri church
near and dear to their hearts Unjust
have felt thrill of satisfaction last
Sabbath evening. DR.. J II. Patton was
at his best-and is that not saying q
great deal? His intensity of interest
in the unreclaimed made him seem al
most inspired. The subject was, "The
Conversion of Zaccheus." This was a
beautiful and pathetic story, yet told
in such way that children could I'M
derstand. No stronger appeal was ever
made to- the worldly minded to turn
from their worship of gold and worship
God. 1t was plain that the speaker felt
q personal interest in every unreclaimed
person present. The crowds are in
creasing with every service. An At
lanta man who heard the first sermon
of the series has returned twice since,
and says that nothing except the most
insurmountable obstacles could prevent
his coming to hear them to the end
He Is q stranger III Marietta He does
not come for social enjoyment, but to
attend these exceedingly attractive and
profitable services.
The singing was grand, and entirely
suited to the sermon-subject. The
next will be 1.-THE Conversion of Blind
Bartemius." All are condially invited.
Time 7:30 O'Clock. .x*
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07
HQelmlaA.

g Marridl-In Dpawlas coants,
Tuesday, Jan. 20th, Mr.. james P.
Ray, of this place, and Ms.
Adams, of Douglas county. Mr..
Ray is one of our oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens, and we
wish for him and his wife many
years of happiness.
Mr.. w. P. Clay is suffering
quite great deal with a boil on
his hand.
Miss Laura Taylor, assistant
teacher at Vernon, Paulding coun-
ty, visited homefolks Saturday
and Sunday,
Mrs. Hattie Babb and little
daughters, Esther and Donnie,
visited her daughter, Mrs. I. M.
Pittman, at Riverside last week.
We learn that Mr.. McEachern
will have a telephone line from
Powder Springs to his farm here.
Mr.. D. M. Hardy, one of our
most substantial farmers, sends
his subscription for the Journal
this week. Also Mr.. Henry Sor-
rells, of Hiram, renews his SUBJ
scription.
Rev. Olin King will fill his reg
ular appointment here next Sat
urday and Sunday. Ruby.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07
Powder Springs

Prof J S Bookheart smade a
business trip TO Marietta last weak.
Miss Mamie Abbsrerumby, a
charming yoans lady of Do@slasr
vills, who has bean the auDsst of
Mrs e b Lindlsy, has returned
home.
Mr. O A Stewart, Of the U. s.
navy, arrived Sunday evening, and
will be the guest of relatives and
friends for a short while.
The younS people were delight
fully entertained one evening last
week at the home of the Misses
Vanzant.
Mr. Homer Lewis visited Atlan-
ta Last week.
On the 18th init. the Ladies
Aid Society will have birthday
party at the home Of Mr. 7 n
Camp. Everyone is cordially in
vited to he present, bringing as
many pennies as you are years
old. Delightful refreshments will
E@ served fres.
Mrs Coleman Camp, Of Atlantic,
apsnt Sunday With the family Of
Mr. j = 2 Lindley.
Miss Sallie Lewis, Of Atlanta,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
homefolks.
Mr. Sam Defrssae, Of Atlant a,
spent Sunday with friends and
| relatives. No,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07
DECISION AGAINST RAILROAD Com.
MISSION.

Judge George F. Gober, in the
Superior court of Cobb county,
has decided against the State Rail
road Commission in theinjunction
nit brought by the Wadley South
ern Railroad Company against the
Commission to prevents it from
enforcing its order putting the
Central of Georgia Railroad and
the Wadley Southem under the
continuous mileage rule.
Some time ago the Railroad
Commission applied it's continu-
ous mileage rnle to tbs Central of
Georgia and Wadlsy Southern Oh
the eNomnd that the Central owned
majority of the Wad lev Southern
sheeks.
Judge Goher's decision holds
that this cannot hs done as long
as the Wadley is allowed TO oper-
ate under a separate charter. In
other words, if the State grants
the Wadlsy SouthsRn charter
ssparate az d distinet within ITSELF,
ii muse be allowed 10 opsrats as q
separate railroad, and cannot he
compelled to haal freia3zt as a part
ct another TailruRd iRe, even if
that railroad does own it. Judge
G 0 bsr's dsemien practically
knocked out Rule No. 1hf the Rail.
road Commission, known 90 the
continuous mileage rule, undsl
WHICH lower freight ratas are made
where two connecting railrOAdi
have the same practical ownership
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

Prosperity Is not worldwide.
There are great districts in Russia
and China where the very men,
tion of prosperity would sound
like horrid joke. In some of
the Russian provinces hunger
stalks s6rough the land and peas
ants are selling their daughters to
procure food to stave off starva-
tioD, while in a considerable part
Of China the worst famine in forty
years is reported. Not less than
100000 Chinese are said to be
starving, thousands Of deaths oc-
curing daily from lack of food.
The American consul at Nan King
has sent an appeal to the United
States for assistance. He says
sending food would not suffice, as
it would take too long for the
shipments to reach the sufferers,
therefore he urges contributions
IN money, which may be trans
mitted by cable for the purchase
Of food nearer the stricken dis
tricts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

ROassvelt is going TO appoint .
negro $4,000 Office in Cincinnsti,
ssmateR FoFRksF's home, without
Consulting the Senator. Foraker
calls Booker Washington "ths
ssnahoF from Ohio" whOn Be did
ro@sA2t.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

Unable to gwt coal, the mills
are closins in the Sou$heasb. The
SeathsFn and louisville and Nash
vilk are not furnishing een to
che mmgs, Btsam eeRl Is eK-
Aanstsd and the domestic supply
IS RAINING shORS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

Friday niaAt at 8 o'oloek, Will
8s1ton Of Claxk eounty, shot and
Instantly killed TINA Raa naOasaa,
acwA naa1sh@l Of StRthan, Ga.
Deaton yag drinking and Ham-
moaas was tryins to gsthim to go
heszgp, When he shot hia through
the heart. Bolton naads his es-
cape.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

RneWgh children have left tAs
ColHm bus cotton mills TO ell q
Large scheol in one distnct. Mill
owners instruct snparin tsndents TO
sbRseely snfores the child labor
law.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

DR.. Wiisy, the pare food sharp
of tls United Statas, says hswRre
of food kSp& for o long time in
eoa STORAGE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

YAs national psnsiOn appropVia-
Aiom this year is $40, 245, 500. The
war was over 40 years ago, bat
skill the vomdeR grows.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

y. w. Hammond, town marshal
Of Dseatar, Ga. was shot and kill
ed FFiday night by ga unknown
person near the Ssabcard Air Line
depot. No Witnesses and no clue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

TAs GsoFgia Immigration So
eSs&y has succeeded IN landing two
yoang Seo@ehmen in Savannah.
They say more are to fellow.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

rs 10 new the Atlanta Gorgian
saaa News, the Gorsian having
Se&sglt the nasas and busilnSs OF
6hs haAkFapt News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

Rev. 8. III. Cummings, of Bal
simeRe, Md, who had bssn blind
fer Is yenEs, had his sight restored
by q blow hs received in slipping
upon an icy sidewalk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

The htssb census ballstin indi-
'uates ee&toa crop Of neatly 49,
COG, coo ba1as. YhR is Maxt 10
ahs hSsEzb crop ever grown.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

TAe State asnate of Arkansas
YHaeEsd a. two cent railroad fare
Oill. Now let our GeoIgia l@gis
SakaN do liasviaD.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

T1e House voted to continue
tie distribution of free seed by
tS@ eeRgressMen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

The Barlow county grand jury
recommends that the state double
trasE the ". & A. Railtoad.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

Ia NpreE Dakota freezing peo-
,g5s ans burning mp railroad cars
ssaaa, pbh@R property for fuel.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-02-07

An aunt and two children were
feand frozen stiff at QFana Rap
ids, Michigan.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-14

A.
--otrr sos. @eiisrmann ptrtdutie
tim wtr,hOOllts PitrO an anton BAL
itnbulh.
-9a Poslslrwn naIb oW Wpniop
gpiihpt eliiabti6 gapnihotr III G:Iae
cints unalldli,hM Garss bti rsm ht
lih lnnerliat gsrlrBuna'n snjos.
Die iroliden lltbsnsfts Der gsrIiorbs'
ncn lpurocn Gi,utu9 aui poriissn
Iulb. GjOiissOder sur lsEt'H ap4s 81"
beliGt.
-Jn gienna rabm ON lsBttn
MittUoh @bsro Der 75 Sabre alte
0anImuun &pbsrtY St,nter lih ra@
Set,n ixosm sr lia in sirsm Ntbcnas'
bluee oss Siorcs trbin9ts. 6inan.
,ieae Verlssenhsitsn iOlen wie man
osrmutbet, osM eirit pOhlbabsnoen
alten Mann gu Der 5hat bsluOgtn ba.
ben.
Pill, wdds ber Iia jsBi. .uuisel6btsn
irma Is. 5. 6ehtel IL so. nod alte
Echumecn ituloen, fnO ssbsten Die.
| ie IL btaleidsn. gbenio nhniden
oticl5sn Nnaabs Der 3abI ooer 3u'
rlidpobs Der fh III S0noen esr Run'
ben bslinoIi1su WsiHnlads.
Vile jdrmCr lutIts Udhrcno ots
g4luitrs Gp,oboi ,u mah,n whnihrn,
moatn I'D inntrbolb Der ndhiiGn ,psi
Wrtsu bel ben 9irtliursn Der welt
plnIla Garnlu0 60 mtlctu. Tie
6d5tlt Qrb,nuht etpa 7j SLATER uno
ioIllt oaspoIl Oamii ts3tii gum aus
itUinsu boOr, bdIomo9IIbh asmatt
tretoeu.
MIN Sonniaat wuIben III tlntr
Vcriammlun9 ben Mdnntrn mo
6rdutu pOn Dem hodW. VidrIsr SN'
utnbrUd be Rciitn oss Nnboues nao
be onmit uerbuuosns inLere ausltals
tun1 Der airbe oOr9tls4i, iptItt nit
einbeutnuua Der 9oiitn nnd niat
uoailbyter Nrbeit lid aui iiber s2l :.
900 belauien. $4,000 3bGl,r wartn
in Der GoNt uno bl,ibt eie ShuIb
strd sl2. 900. IS puros Der Bs'
mtipot pom hc6m. piayur Tispsn'
trud Der antros atmdtt $4,000 Die.
Ir Summe iur ben gau gu ltentin
un,r Der SsoiRauns oaB ibI 10 ianae
IT uro icim SdpeHer l,ben, ibm
iahylih puu Der oi,m;irot s400 uuo
anb ielntm cOt Der St,psitst 5Obt
$500 id5tlih brjabIt wurotu. IS ipIl
in nothcr 3st Oaidr abssitimmt lu'r'
oen Oh o,s bchp. Piatt,s gntrus
aaptuOmmtn uerotn poo Ole noo
ubrlac SSulo (ttpa 10000 2baIeD
non Der 6jtntjuot bt.ahli psrorn iol.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-14


Flants. Nod pisIs anbsrs idalits
uno iibsr 5000 n65snilihe unO mo.
nntliht gIdiisr liuO in oitiu Siniitt
ibd:ia.
Diro NJ man bti einfabr,
uns Der Girtitm Wtitbqr
buneniut duf oitieibtr
S6witri9isiten pobtn.
ipit Bel dnoertn Tiinip'
enswtrthen Rsiormtnl
Sic eiIahruns nsusr Beies, il
Itsls isbv itpsr uno be J,inos bss
9lanes whrOsu f3 uObl piOsrisBsn,
ab,r mtiIi esh mir bs:mlid uno inbl.
ret!. oenn Oir,tis CppOiitiou wdrs Opb
N ristant. TlhinasQsR mare auf bic
osrsinis llnisrlilsung dle, bshrrsn
eIemerts ;u IsGntn. ln9ehori9s al.
Ter 9arteisu, oensn on elmer sbrlldsn
9srwaltuna ssIsasn 1T, whrotn bsl'I
len. aa,a mas mir thun ma1sn. 1T.
bus 0olt hbsr oisis 6rass orfsnt!dr'n.
Qtiu astuiiisnbliter glrosr paroe rdI
rrdubsu, nitsawirt,n, fObalo CT tla'
rem 9inblid espOnnsn bat. Benohn'
lib oenhat Gin, sshu gtlnuisn lan0e
Rto,, um ocn Nsuliug ju lnfermlren
uno IN ou Rtgtl il olmli sln Wlt'
,dmpler atipluuen. Tdbei lpltIt es
aar ,rius aol,. Oh Der gtirslitnos Die
irt ooer j,ntr pa,tsi anpsborl. Qat|
mau Ole gtult lbttEuQt. 10 uerlcbt
man i,t nit oi'ebtiHRlIhe IInQlhrIl
it.:, oamli liz ihrtt'elis Dos quite g8trt
iorlitbsn tonnen. Grati, Srltlr'oorirr
Der g,srbsNtrung unltrer Staat Wcr'
roltang hnO i'll otE Rt9t ittutr tni'
tduiti, bis lie Die Seee Der Etrtt'en
Oitisvatbuna Fcoiri uno triabt bdbt".
Danu itbtu Nt sin. paB oits Der tia'
,iat plln IL. au ben fh ale pattsItn
pCr,iniatn tOunsn. Eltis 3batiaat
1T itbr mittlg. Die elnfubtanQ ols'
isr 2tlorm III rhsr. iebalo Die MaVe
Der g9dtlsr nit benz neuen Vlnne ptr'
traut 1T. 9ars einiubrun9 lp'Jo an
osrs mlnidenbwsrtbs RtIormsn I'm
(Ssiclas baben 7sshulb iJIlts Ssoer
nag ardrt,n bic quite Sabs Iorn'rn!
(6ortissuug iOIat.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-14

Refine BspsrbstlaHs oss 9anots hal
I'D innrbaIb otr lsbt,u EhH 9ohr,
tIn,r gtoipsriidt 40 utreuen ME ot-
5armr. 1u ben WeIi.sn 9ota.liatsn
bat iia Der @,uS ots 9auots p,roop.
prlt. Riuepsh. Shptint. Shait uut
gitros iptrotE nit hpben prsiitn b.
,ahlt, fir Butter. eitr uno geiiaatI
sr,islit Der Sarnltt nod ME 10 bobt
prsls aIs sruos jest; Gna ale eis'
trciOtartsa brinasn ihm annfhmbart
pteii. - Der Jarnsr III p9bIhabsno
aeuprosn. @urum clio it sr miti
g9iasns oaB Oua eer bsimIife Raul.
MANI Der ihm in ihl,htsH 3siisn
bsiasannoen Der ibm isiHt GiH.6uIs
inhrs lang oui Grsoit m1hsn lisb uno
es ibm 10 srm0gllhis Die form ;u bal.
len bic su isinsm GjspiHne lists in @sr
t5s itiss.
@ab Noutaoman Waro & SO. ls
stnen Narmtr Don slusI ernts ilt an.
oersn Greoit uno horat, Gflo poa ben
SantsH uni 9hrs &shuuastH ,u ,dh'
lsu2 S6uerllt! au Grtolt isln 8fs
oantt. Sas Nsio e.s Farmers mub
in lhrsu .Slits- isin shs ils bic
gBaars abienotR dao ptuH bic 0ddt
mot ,ufri.otaittlt tam sr lin 8tLo
,nrudusrldnacni 6lo,tpltpsn! Qau.
Itt turtn Ybd'f bonn belmdtcH Rau'.
mdnnc; hebtt surt bclmlitt Slaot
uno QItit,tlila mebrt ben lHtyte turtr
ci0tnsn Sdrmr uuo Ntooatlt -lsM
N,du" b,bauptd lle idnH Die ltIbc
Gudlilat Wddn pen ben .Wnll oyotg
bouits" biHlotr tauitn dis pon ofm
btimilttn adufmaune oa tt loltts
turta bic laat triahrtn babe. Viii
plNen niht pas Nt 9tiautt bat. iuaaea
obtr ~ bshauptsn ouB wtnn ne ea
Naart mil hitn9tr UtrsI,lbtn p.a ps
in Ger Gulliidt osr @adTt Die pe er'
belt bstroaen purot uno ne ol,lt ou
beim gum islbtn cosr 9trInseTsn YreIlt
bate taui,n tonneu.
llnIers bsiuiih.R aluf.ute iipo
mtif al. .irom RiNouri- uno Usv.
ldna,n in ,insm autras. olsltr 4rt
TO b. ibopn-. Rshm,t Die ndbts
.WolIorosr' bic ibr ausiertigst ~
eur.m aauImanns uno UtrIapai naa
Isin,n prtiim. Rahotm ibr baun siEs
@uors pOn Chicago srbaltcH. brtnstt
oisis ,u ibm uno psr9lsitxt Hs nit
ety Sunen, oann ns:oa ihr sridhtn
cb posr Mot ibr ourh aommsnIahsz
pon Gbicago arwornen. (SbsIoon
SUM-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-14
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5d Qinit eutttnhcii bon St.
yuuis btiaa, ibu Sawtftr. Stan
Iitro. Rtpu bdbisr.
6eromanb Rtptr bolt gue, tester
4cas iiium Scbn aIT. mT etE
Shultsrmju Der eihhpli SAuls be,n'
Del, ornWtNpbdIla ab.
yen ShauWtdtr p0H @hpbdlla
war in Der 6ouuip Court duwtlsuo.
8slbdrs Ntiau pcu RosIstown
ivua bier nab % eN -SlhsIrrs lem
uop prr Gftrn in srait trctta wtret,
Sr War ,psds oitltm con otn 4nIs'
tcwnU .Saaslors- bitrber l,lanet
wcrotn. gaspar Yldbm,psy pau
islbia,t Stabt mar tbtuilIls. i,ooh
tn anotrtr Sratltasubtittr bier.
Wtc. graetl ppu Sroburp trieolaI,
nit Der Gpuula Epurt Gtitdftr.
9btuio 6ranl aramsr pcn Sctit
Gttti.
guyt etn hphw. Natr AorIau
wmesa in Der ti;fstn St, eitcss's
Qirtt @ktcr Girtet rcn Scnnr,s
2gia uno OIL RtlW Slanasan ,Alit
pstsunptu. fas iua3 s'aat btha'
be, iia aui eu Scn,tllsrsik na1
ltyas.
N,au Sueinauo Rtp,t ute tstt
bier ,u @tlua w,iltn@ Saptftt. 6vl.
sisE eutdtnbuii. b,iuattn Ss,ranS!'
In @,rphdlia.
Sturp Samipi. ssm. ScramsNT
une Ses. alibaIu rcn sstnpeilia
uus 6ris SaIlsr Sr. ecn 6ttenra
erIsolsisn esiaaits i'm eountu se1ia'
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