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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
The Chinese Way.

From Harper's Weekly.
1t is not an unalloyed delight to writer
to get a manuscript back from publisher;
however. II ones manuscript must come
back, 1t is pleasant to have IT with as
much sugar-coating as possible.
The Chinese editors excel all others in
the art of returning contributions In such
way as to spare the contributors feel
ings. Instead of CURLY saying that the
manuscript is unavailable" mot
adapted" they send the writer a letter
somewhat like the following:
Behold thy servant PROSTATE before thy
feet / bow to thee. and beg of thy gra-
ciousness thou mayest grant that ] may
speak and live Thy honored manuscript
has designed to cast the light OF Its au-
gust countenance upon us. With rapture
we have perused st. By the bones of my
ancestors never have l encountered such
wit such pathos. such lofty thought. With
fear and trembling l return the writing.
Were to publish the treasure You sent me,
the emperor would order that 1t should be
made the standard, and that none be pub
lished except such as equaled II. Know
ing literature as I do, and that II would
be Impossible in 10000 years to equal what
you have DONE send your writing back.
Ten thousand times l crave your pardon.
Behold. my head is at your feet Do what
you will.
your servants servant,
THE EDITOR"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Marvellous Electric Railroad.

Genoa and Milan are to be connected by
a marvellous electric railroad, 81 miles IN
length. which is to cost Si7.OoO0o. The
excessive cost of 1t is owing to the nature OF
the country through which the line will
pass. 1t will require 10 tunnels. one Of
which will be IL miles long. There will be
372 bridges and the road will he six years
In the course of construction. The cost OF
the line construction alone will be $4,000
per mile. The line will be double tracked
and there will be no grade crossings. Trains
will consist of three cars. each accommo-
dating 30 passengers. 1t is proposed to
run 20 trains day. and 1t is estimated that
the daily traffic will be 5000 passengers
A very complete schedule has been ar
ranged to take care Of the express and local
traffic well as the freight Of that sec
ton Of the country. The power will be de-
generating plant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
SCIENCE NOTES.
An Egg Dater.

Pennsylvania man has devised a ma
chine to date hens eggs. so that the pur-
chaser may ascertain their age at glance.
His scheme is to provide nest to which
is attached a rubber chute. which conveys
the egg to the dating appliance. The chute
is arranged with rubber stops to lessen
the speed Of the egg as 1t rolls merrily On
its way. The dating attachment is operated
by clockwork. and one winding Will keep
1t running a year. AS the egg reaches the
dater 1t is caught in A clutch and held in
place while the stamp is applied. The egg
then rolls into a basket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
A New Strawboard.

new process of manufacturing stra W.
board has been invented. 1t IL asserted
that In preparing the straw pulp the add
ton Of the process will give the straw
board sufficient hardness to take the place
Of Rabbits metal for machine journals.
This 1t Is said, has been proven by prac-
teal test. By dampening the stra wboard IL
is said that 1t Is made pliabe enough to
to be nodded into any shape The differ
ence in material reduces the friction, and
the test demonstrated that journals OF
strawboard require scarcely half the OIL OF
the journals In general use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
Smoke Consumer.

A smoke consumer has been recently pat
ented. The machine is an automatic de-
vice to further the combustion OF coal and
thereby prevent smoke. 1t works auto
matically with the opening and shutting
Of the f1rebox door. and the scheme Is to
inject steam and afr into the firebox The
saving In the amount of coal consumed In
great. 1t Is estimated that 95 per cent Of
the smoke is consumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
omfttine Flesh Foods.

Yale professor has tust completed a
series of tests which he claims vindcate
diet without flesh foods. Forty-nine physi-
clans examined the subjects, which included
Yale students. physicians, nurses and col
lege instructors, and the results Indicate
that non-flesheaters have greater endur-
ance than those accustomed to the ordinary
American diet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02

fire. When her maid came she moved on
tiptoe, for II seemed to her that her mis-
tress slept. But Lady Ruth was wide awake
though the thoughts which were fitting
through her brain had perhaps some kim
ship to the land of dreams
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
Shlnster

Sn Der att llbr MsNt am Mittipoh
tsidten iid Serr suton Sdliiisr uno
6rl. aatlarina Sttaibaus be odnoe
lum Snnbs iiirs gtbtn. Ter hodn.
j. Y. Giepsn5rod polISo9 osI 5rau.
alt. Wis 3tuasn iundirtsn Ben
ShIustsr uno SRI. Cttlia @isismeper,
aniOn Straibaus uno Srl. aaibarina
Siltemepsr uro Sen Siratbaus uno
6rI. 6aroIiua SdIusiu. Rad benz
SrautOmIc ,uuros i'm Sauie Der 8rauis
slterr 0p6;eit gririvrt 81 OIr Die
bptw. GeiiIihtrit. gsrrauote, drcHn'
b.. Nabbam mo Der Bsidng or 10.
lp't bic MuiiItupeas. (btion Itbi,rcu
0sbOrt Der Srduti9am au) singddOsH
wdrtu. ifiit ben IAN, iptIher nat
Ssm AbCnbtlleu asasbm, warsn ale
iunpen geuit Der Stab; 9sIdoeu, uno
-- 10 ia9i man uns -- untsr bsrsn
nlbtn muroe Der 3ou,bobsn niti ialt
biz Wr 9lii,sruattsliuaot. Tas
juaas taar miro i'm 0srrn 8trbdro
Strdibaus ntuer, prddhasr Miib,n,
wobntn. Yiel Gilad gum SuHot!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24

nlisn geisruntn u eOslstopu. oie
ben Ynri1 mitsemati, Gem tevru
Vrt'ef eirh1l ro;Fuaea nno ip.un
noIarenois trtlly,H m3ssn. otan q
mar ni8t onbsi;.
How the daTkiss shouted when they
heard The joyfm sound!
How the thrkeyS gohblSj xhjch our
CoTlifttSS2rY found, -
How tt sweet potatoes even Si1Ttea
lTomthe ground.
while ne wfre marching through
CeSgla.
Chorus;
, Hqnah, hufIah! We bring the jubiIesl
. .HGrlh. hurr1h. the f1g that makes
US Tree!
t. So We Sans the chorus from Atlanta
y tc ihe SEA,
AS ne were marching through
Gtogii.-
1Os. ], en,it.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24

! -anioa Gsidsr uuo Spbn Slab'
mtpsr tdhen Isbts gBotte auf gsr'
tpanbt,nbsfuh naa Cittns, Ctla.
--Sert auboIp9 arAasr bon Si.
eouls. rsiimosr aaini Der .Nmsrild"
btiiuOsi lid bier In Sntertiie qe.
nanntsu 8laiits iolpis i'm Sntsrslie
Der aaib. Union bon MihOuri.
N--Sei bsm ggtttrsnhsn auf bsm
jairplabe ,u 2iun iprana tiu aui
otr Gsnnbabn bsiinoIldes Efsro aus
benz 9reiie lbsr Die llm,dunua. Der
aIts 0srr 3obi. Solliuap tburos bon
6uisn oss Yisroes aeirohen uno 10
erheblt DsrleBt odB er betDubtlos bon
Der Gttae aetraQen ip,roeti mubtf.
-gtrnurc. ods brei Sabre ollie
Sbbndsn bon Strrn uao 5rau Sobr
Sdtul,n itarb OH Jteitng on osr
@ahainht. Die 2eids b.s aIsintn
wurbs am Samaa9 ani lieliasm got.
issadsr uad sinsm GnseIamt. sur leb'
Ten Rubt a,ltat. 9en nm ben oaliu-
asihisotnsu gieblina trauernosn gls
tern unisi lnniaiiss S,ileio.
--y9ir mo6ttn unieu 5drmsr not'
mails haran srnnern bah yetac.Suat.
uieur Curtis 0in lih am Sdmsiaa otn
%. OF. hu hiinben wiro. eur
OH wirb einsn 0o,tras baIien i'm >,u.
tertie bsRsrsr gpsas. uno ba mir bc;en
before IN Ciaas 6ountp babtn iclltrn.
ipatsn lpir nidt periaum,n uus in ber
Sa'bt bon eintm eissns bonn Staatt
oOsa Onssitrlien SatptriianOism be-
lcbrsn Su laHtn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24

rsno ,s 5auienht, iu@iniun,n nesreos
aIbt. idats o,r Hitttr ftrnsr, Die r,atl.
mdbis albsittn. ihr @ubnunatn si.
gen uno iit bsmiib,n ihrs 2aas III OF.
bsneru - (oas 8ta,ntbsiI bon Dem,
mas Der S,rr qrOftHst iaai) - NIB
bic unisu 6rsuno, iino - ME id6u
- Qibt Is 1000 ol. bic ksimcihlos
uHc yuguuunotH - t9GraUe me nillCl
bm @sibtn) - FuS. Ran bort nit.
bin bic negroes butt oisis: anti.al.
cObOI MaJl6 wr fsliaen Srbti: srIit'
ben iu lornsn. !umai II, bsilnntIi1
i'm 9Ottpn piftu poN NitmanO,n, ne.
Der 9app ooer Ghinsit tbnrtn aebo.
ten wsroen. Fate. iaat ebaar Wur.
pbp OF alabama has hoand Us and the
negro 10 common soil and the South
can not ignore the negro Question and
its greatest danger is In the presence
OF the demagogue. Extremists are
passing and young men come Ia the
front. They will have magnlnimity
to be generous and helpful. 80. Tas|
Rno arlfIics @Ori., Strr 1rOitiiOr.
bic Ibrt peNImiaiidku aahai,n unoI
Sorultbsilt ben gdrlus MAIDEN. ShI
oas niai iuaArY G;t atasbtus Gyaa,I
II mt ptm eltfiattu binlanaIln BE-.
dnirorttt.
What's marching tNrt Georgia now 4
otuitt jualsit AMI tintl anhtrn, NH.
bertn Nayitt bir. otu 8tutral Sbtr.
mdu pOI Ntlauta 10 the sea mil 10, 4
600 Qtrrru unh pdiliotrr in 8op.
1864 in Stens isBts, Der bon bunbtri,
iduisnot nit Can't uno unir Bsbtttn
bel,iiBt un> I'm sstihnatita untst |
gloria IN eSeelSiS Dec psii Den SnatInI
rbtu. euotit. Erh ala! yatririis.I
ulas IL M ben Auatd b,s SSrm BRO.
'thcrs .Numbug. tiDs alit S&uutrt" |
ulo or srhhdt III oititm Rar,At uurI
elu sShNt. Die 10 Mdlsn brti, une
NO Rellrn lang mar. &annsr. ME
Sen, Tapls. Stc. latiou. Y,auualral
mo Der Setrdubtr Ssmuts MIN. Il
itiht SesrMan's etuasn bic @tlpnn.
otrung oss Ssrra SGatsH Ter S,sr,
Rpi,Npr bitIt no bsidmtlit .iniei
,Subts inn Saesn aui. mads eeri EN-.
isiiise StcSdaianatn. prisarts nurI
ait ben RaAtomm,n ttlssTr S,btls
las iaoli4t Ssrittt. bic Der ruk,iatn
Issltiatt tibsr Nap6i,Ua. psn etr u
'ismal ipraa. webl dbulla nno ioaIi
lann man no lbtr bic gerurihtils. |
lie IT beri tiaica niAt @unesrn.
Ssmanotu. Der nit Sctattbtils gel
piaat oapon a. iarirea iuAisn. ihI
aut 3titptritDtnouas anb u.sles \
DO inliess oaher nit tinem hsteuaitui
Ssri, oes Sherman @sria,s, ben stl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
What's marching thru
Georgia nowl

Nit bisiu 0raas iaIistt proItnor
g. .sR. Sanitp bic lpsuiasn geortt. bic
u.abp bic ,im Staate 9ssraia am l..
Sangar 1908 IN arait trsienot prp.
bltitiop iatalia ,u iaata hoiis, gro.
lIblilea bier, ,pis aus otn @tlaalsn
srF8,lih. bsoeu,;i, oab lsin arspftn
gDsin., web,r btr. Der bic Mnssu 70.
ibtt ul,p beiBi ,uis cine SNlanas. obt.
osr.l esr Boa Ser, srhsiisrt uno elm
Ssata In. lee 9kr sotr auetua al.
lobpIiidsr 1kl,dnlt In ben tSrtnsa
gseraia's bon oa an iclsn psosr 5tr.
aslitli. pliaufi co.r aan uur psr.
iAtnii msrotn. .a aaA btm ntntn
gtitbs. luie oer psu Vrefshor iaat.
foa ts teaas strbetea ieia, bsim tire.
litsn absrbmabl aetin ,u uihtn uno
oab ionit rim prishtr lih taum &C.
irausn barf Die hl. Rsiis ~ lsisn, ea
sr bod ataprnsu ,yHsinss btoa,f. TG
iOmmsnot NarlA.jh milbm elm iirea.
ger anii.slltohoI iRar:a. Der Stnrp
ahom perirttsabs Aobsiat wares ben,
isIAtn IL oisism 6afk ipohl mil de.
meptio intoieranfias- (madneSs of
intolaance) bsgi&nsn. Tod In Der
Sprahs bee perrx proIshsrs - isin
spn IN ia inner trhabsia uno beasi.
hsri nno isin vocabulary 10. stiAbaI.
tia--. The prohibiss bit of more
lkzn they could cttw.s Sic babsn
in tis BsIptnatl aslloAsn. lpemii
aili nas esr Snkltra aunsiat. biz
pabsi wit alan4ss Karat sra ciaat
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
SaliHs Gunatp fnrms.

l20 Ndst in bet Rdbe elmer auisn
Stoet. mil anten gebsilerunasn,
GrabtppSdunuua. 9,niiaeno @ahsr.
Die SnIit, in gDeios. $500.
1870 Nftr, ] aRsilt BON sintr bla.
b,nOsn Stabt asIsatn, 9oosn uRtr
QIahe gutter Sdtuns uno ,iemlih au.
lem Npbnbuus. s65.00.
ia Adtr. ihbns sIishfdrm, neu,s
0aus. 80 Ndtr in ptiOt. asniasno
Nahtr, ailts nit Erabtsaun umpts
,dupi. s5500.00.
Nile quite cifsrisn.
WiIlian 3taIip 60.
Gillian, Do.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
tt,aeesnleee.

Qu flap Mdn. min Sdnhina,
Tat gDssu' ldt nlaa lbtn -
Tin Mootr is M gt -
Min Canning min Sa,hn =
Yin Vabef IL buten
Sn 9tabt lin In 9Sino.
Siup IN MI iilin Sariblatt -
Min Sannin9 - min ainS.
Cd jag 81 be Gitssih
8on Iin' little Stesfn -
lin psnn Id Of mob bin;
Sd wsss q ib sstrn;
aol Din liittjsn 5diin nlt
Sd wia for Ei bae'n
lin bsnn flap man In, uh
Sat @,en' lat man ipen.
Siib-iiu tommi DC Sdi,bftanm
SiOsi pea be Iait'n 6si;
Go lang Gil bi gROoer.
10 b. Slap nod 10 lot;
SOdD penn era be geeit tbn,mi.
aRit SOrs' M mil Gual --
tsIOlp't mi, min iAi pauuinN.
OFT ileppS igor MID mol.
6riB Eau.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
eAnbs

ir bdit aui ads dal pssaanbist aassob eseas p,au.
her nnb ahnbn s9n ID sttauf ecs Itb,s saor pelat.
Sir tstaaf.n 3ufritbthbsi gibt
Midi aain 6dba ID lin peatansia saa.r RON Dauu,r
andbsn inS sinSsr aHhsth lnt tsbtrrsts IcDtrn oua
Sats stpptn strpa ansfianss sikisf .srunrs. sui,
gdiss" Has .sdiivs' 9ts.aO t5tt Ser gcdst isa Gin,
ausob Dol SSn Str in uHsn ptAkH s,6asi StSs lam -
YIN Fnds 'sr Nds eht mir titn Strbt bic gtIatnbsit
20 mid eud Hb,ts.us,a Oas rs III entyn sorst n C,ur
enlthN a INaAth In
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
9otales.

Die GOuutp 6air sa 2inn IA in
ganss.
-osrr Gtora, Gjppt BON 2inN mar
am Sonrtaa in Wehpbalia.
-eidbdnOIer gntOn Sopen ,Ca am
.NOntas bier ab nit ! bier asIauilen
EanA0lrtn.s
--Am Nithuop periunote Die bitii,
ge 6onIerpen ddbrit ibre iehiic Gar.
labar9 3OmaiCu gum Mdrtte,
-9is 6rIs. ausuas aorian uno
annn 8Ontumr bcgoben Iib Gnoe
lsBtsr gSohs naW 81. 2Ous,
--am gieuhds perianote Strr Der.
mann pilttmcpcr nub Spbu tlut Oar.
laounaea SinOp;cb ttab Ct. SOuis.
--6u. gisSit Wisatrs bcSab R9 an,
NithuOd aui Rtiitn, Nlpbin oas
ipnnItn mir njdt III Griabrilu0 btinr
geu.
Vim Monia0 mridnbte bic 6irma
sssrntr Il yuedtnboiI Sluci 6arlabun.
gen S6icn udb bem 81 gouiisy
Warit
---6rl. qouiid @trbcii bic cine ,3eit'
lang IN 81. yuuis i'm 3itniit hane
isbrt an Gieniiaa witber ins s!isrlihe
Sdus surild..
--AntOn Stratbnus bon Union.
otr QsItptntIlb bcJ ocdstii isiutr
Shwsiitr bier lpay. 1T btutt lpitotr
nna bort obareih.
--ejthsru gbmo iroi bier Die Rad.
rihi siu odk Serr stspSdn 5pbau.
ntsniCpsr. bsi Clttns in Clla9omd
lUcbnbaii. Qsfdrben lei.
-oerr buaO 6tiusn uub gemab.
Tin bon qocie ercet beibti liesn iib
geit,rn an b'r bier abgebaItersn S6lhs
Ter Siraibaus Scdssit.
-onr unb 6rau Spm. anr.pt;
pno bee glOtlsbIaitmdnns bshsrs
6dliis bsanbsn ii6 beat., belusbsw ,ii,
aaa otr Siaaisbaupiii0oi.
--5rl. 9tnnis Suram,uer Gle cine
SuitelIuua In einom aauhaoen In q.
,ecuis imm bdli. br.e am nwltoa
ipieetr 30 ben Sbriacn iuritd.
--0su Sobp sntdenboii uno 90.
milit bon 9bnrlepto,pu bsfanbsn ii6 |
siniat 3aee bel Der 6amilis ,bts osrrn
Dsarp aappsl uno ioniiiss Werwarote
anf 9eiud.
1 -Dtu Sobu Shtppsrs uue @e-
nati II io,uit eeiitn Shwieasrmutier
Srau araui puebbsrt madtn am
Sonntaa sinsn tursen geiud nod
aoslbtpWn.
--atau Sen ena,isr III &tSlfimnal
ihrtr sinbsr 9ouiia. Nnnit uno, Va.
mes bsaabsu na am Mittmo1 bsiqhs.
.ipeiie nGd SsiferIpn 6itp no iie siiiiss
Gage Oerpellsn W'sSsn.
+, Die boHu. Ssrrea 9isNubrsd
uue s1ramm bon .aidipuntain be-
eb,p iid) am Spugtaa na4 5aes,
htn ,;bst ben bort sabasbaltensn 40l
efunosnasbste ausbiilie 80 lsilteh. \
-Hrau R.it Don 81. eoals iRlI
kit Nitiipod bier. aa 9sIud bel ibrsrl
S&weiisr 6rau Sbitpb @isetrs. 2RH
Dame mar .Orsi gRs6en 9oF ihres
Hraesrs GharIes aIsbba bel Sieens
ptaris. j
--Nntrtne ots @sipiiisrs In oed
Gisuitaa auf Riiitppb Haat itlual
nrr 1Iit IN tin:m nsbe esm oonk
be 6ata srs yaiiaIar Dsdmaaa ns.
beuosasSaumano .i5bisif ists ne ,liu.
lex sftaIflttn bthnoli6ss ethd s.Ho-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
sAItdlis 3sitrn il SanTas.

Die alisa faas Der Ntpidredsa une Dir
re iine fait In BEN rpiperirsneen aanias
ren he,its ptrsehen. Gin alter Sarser pen
Seeea, Carl Sbalaburs iHe,b peraas bic
l4rersn Sfi.su wsiAs sr earalsbt Hi9i.
Ct last ia mar srnathlst eurs Naitsn
BEL faa iane aadt uns iennss tsiHt sinees
ring faoen kis V 9s, Rings Sew dice.
sfra periu2ts. q uasm rtuies@ aIs zine
6lai9s mid pcaitalpis msssilea" Nas
f4srias nnh perlhtiAitt nunsn aas erfsl.
tarasniiitd uif xunafa une cais sS<ilmitisI
if frinnesi.. asrantlFt kti ,. NlIisH.fe<r
e seR. Nsilpeslia slas jslf nab =. =.
&3<z q esa<. ~ <scmas pua e. eIIiA.
~ 5ps ~ u.W Rru5<r6f4n llxi
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
ifaet si4s sus Rata.

eiHe Sis utalt.s eer saiisR Ga, 10 I'D
gen its ulset sras saias sst Iii uas sss.
lessiffa NN IrstRs s;h. srssts. e,s rtHis
eesr oar ulst tafat ssss pssasia, iAGeIiS
~. SerlenseR Nt ,Selsst .psne7 aRe lasi
zee asesss sasssns Wno SsaIinIt,i. sas 81,
tditaAs une Nphss raAA esiit ,Sa AassH
&, !. SassHsesE sae SEA &sttgSaIia aHe
self.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
ltnitrt brittll Ttcllnoe

Ena ns gannir gi ans Sung BIZ no ID HatiasH Osu uOb
alslseh gtridurti naS bic gtis&nssit sud In uu,rtn
Eager dmSuibin staA 5bt In iii stab eS nuo ,ucs in
shitrsa 6d4t Nalnitr shlttn oo;t ainbtrtltiOsrn
esoarist las at0b ihs Rtt gaddunidstt III Ssr staO
ID bdb in ceh sr6ft mid stH, biSnOtr, Mabs otosbtn
tint aanan saitidtnufasn tne tsft NJ rssba,b meiu,
MdfttA antt 3robe hi nnhr4sssssr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24

-6tat.l sae ctIitmtp:r babsu sim
ltbon' SiiswabI Fdmu aaa sino,y.
butt trbtIit,. aoqr,, aaS itb;, lie.
Syl fusntloa Euultr 0ita, ala yus.
MahtIin. ---.---...-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
An seriaHitn.
eias suts Uslsssassit fur ssxsa
NsseanaAsr.

eiq @staeaus NIT I 3immsrn 10.
wie ale nstoisf useeu gkeiuliAtsitsn
larrie 8sasuIhaasrs hop btiodftiai
nit oot srbsii far ipsi Sami,ss.
esiR alts,in etifrIr 3alauot. !.
eirs suis etlsetaasit siir ben re4.
ten ssauF.
sissataamsr nus psstn araniSsit
psriautsn.
&stssa ndetYm rtaes mon nd ar
zen SHasisr.
--< seitpealia. Ro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
Snnrtr shtnI
p-AK,.N, : ~ =
Srtnetrt oet Dfgmanla StassWrTa<ta

SIuNySHI OF NttuiaAld ttAtt0Tl1afta
un5s 8eituitdit. tmp5K,I Gbam.
bttIams 6NpaA RnHtsp.
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fam iisen els % uts peEitsii ben Azrtnaits
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mltE sis ,ln Stcres slANsT SHiten Ssilusit.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
Narum etlaIiuaatu asiaarlia iins

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fei,anssH unestdbrlit iine. Issil iAr sens IT,
ssHe rpslAe ,s,tsthslans sapea stasisn. Sc,
esr rsis saf Ainesarahaasuas uae streai,
iHsy Satarrs IN, siHer asnesaliasa Sriai-
tana ierss urirTuns Sabsa. 9rsaltaas ii
mot Die ariaes er S9psnsiutt. Ne mad,
ieess eas Sshen curl saaIiH nRe satcidslt
ea,a ei; ssiHr bic srse,ssiass aits aasss
issi sabsn Isanstn, Nises n nit szsu an.
itedsHesa araniss,ttH sss Saa. Tisbttsia.
S9asIaAsatesr. Raisxa nne ssa4saIlsa
sestrakirt eas sine lei&tsr snre Srialianl
Als sst'en n srfiHsiia esi tsns sgtaihns
sstat,litu als sassp stre resalias araHihsis
len. I'm lfi1tsnsn sne flsrAsa tsslt man
ssas eEsagtsns ear4 ehankutsins Seass
Senssss. 0sf ss<isa Ihsxft arsissa eat1
eisis fsaesraiar k<pi<iisa xszsa bsksa 4
lHss stp<lattih esr G<lt a<na4t 3nA
tsrxiasi III tsssst ! Ssilsnssr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
Satums

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
searh apiasipranssns eanS

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24
JUMBO SHOE AND
CLOTHING HOUSE.

21O East High Str. Jefferson City:
grsa I'd tsriaaie srei tisatts edaas sOmna aus i,s
See
st issm Gtaai. Stn slo 90 nus saabd t,,a ID BIZ seui
hbsr ben Siaae o>'''
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-10-24

--anica Gdaer uuo Spbn slab.
nWptr tohtn Isbr gBotte aui g'p
ipanot,nbsiuh naa Citns, CtlS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
THE MEMS CORNER.
BY A. RICHMOND PARKHURST, JR.
Christmas and the Financial Scare.

York banks have been glaripg offenders
In this respect, and scores OF banks I'm
the South and West have been unable to
get their money from New York institu.
uons where deposited.
New York banks and bankers have been
put 10 sore straits OF late TO meet their
counter obligations. SO hard pressed have
some OF these been for bills OF small
denominations that they visited the box
offices OF the various theaters and offered
the treasurers OF these playhouses hand
some premiums 10 deposit their daily
receipts In their respective banks. New
York and Boston banks. appreciating that
many thousands Of dollars would be taken
In at the respective gates where the Yale.
Princeton and Yale Harvard football
games were played, visited these box
offices and offered large premiums for
the cash. Boston was successful by pay
ing premium OF s3s for each thousa nd
deposited
Gold and silver are being circulated more
freely In the large cities of the East
today than at any time since the Civil
War. Five, ten and twenty dollar gold
pieces are seen on every hand. and the
inconvenience they cause can be well
imagined.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
Heard Only in the Army

To a civilian passing a day at an army
post the jargon which greets his ears is
well nigh unintelllglble, and unless he be
blest with the presence OF an interpreter
he will depart hence with n weird idea
of English as she is spoken by our boys
In blue.
Among the most common OF these are
hike for march: striker" for a sol
dier serving as a servant. or house man
for an officer: &C. o." for commanding
officer and 30. d." for officer Of the day;
hop" and ''hop room" for dance and the
place wherein II is held: "cits togs" for
civilian dress; ''commlssaries" for grocer
ics coffee cooler for an officer who per-
petually seeks sineeurc, or an easy
stan berth; found when an officer or
West Point cadet fails to pass his exami-
nations; "shavetail" for youngster Just
out OF the United States Military Acad
emy.
There are multitude Of other words
and expressions just as characteristic.
such as "bob-tailed" for dishonorable
discharge, and orderly bucker'' for him
who by his extra neat appearance when
reporting for guard duty seeks to at
tract his superior officers attention aud
thereby gain the appointment 20 him as
orderly. A striker Is contemptuously
referred to by his fellow enlisted men as
dog robber."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

velvet dresses, which can be worn In the
street Ia the afternoon. such costumes be-
ing very smart as well as convenient for
club wear and other day time festivities
There are n great many lovely shades.
which are shown for the first time this
winter. which are delightful for such
frocks, and although the very light tones
are not especially good with dark fur
jacket. some OF the darker colors are
equally dressy and becoming. as a light
pastel tint would be-
The new peacock" Is very attractive
In broadcoth and Is becoming TO great
many more women than one would at
frst imagine. One very smart gown In a
delightful shade of peacock was made In
one piece. although the waist line was
indicated by broad belt Of triple folds.
which was placed high In the back 90
give the Empire line. 80 much fancied.
The skirt had center seam and was
cut circular. being trimmed by n single
broad fold. which pointed down In the
center Of the back and front The bodice
was trimmed by effective. hand cmbroid-
cry I'm conventionallzed leaf and vine
pattern. with straight lines and heavily
raised dots. There were also little self
tone revers ~ taffeta. with gilt
thread laid on the edge and again a half.
inch Inside, with a little morning glory