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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
New Factory and Jobbing District Looms Big in OmahaHs Foregroun

W. look through the great machinery head
quarters. Many stubborn troubles may puz-
gle, momentarily but in the outcome the
most Grass machines are mastered. Many
a genius developes here in Omaha, as
elsewhere, by contract with difficulties, and.
like the goods their houses ship broadcast,
they are in demand to go here, yon and
everywhere. 60 make sure that Omaha
trade suffers not through defect, mistake,
or any one Of a thousand unforeseen hap
penings. Men. women, machinery, pro-
duct. profit. loss, prestige-all are con-
cerned and correlated in the marvellous
scheme Of modern merchandising on a
large scale. Thus the human equation is
inseparable from a successful conduct of
even the most s~ystematized of business
machines. And in considering these
pictured buildings as broadly typical of
Omaha's commercial greatness, never
overlook the trained army that tands
watch in office and factory, at bench,
machine or desk. on two feet stand the
units that give their real life to these
colossal piles that fill the eye and spell
bank accounts as well as widespread
activities.
Here are eight representative structures
of stone, brick, iron, wood and glass, oper-
ated and thrilled into proud life by big
staffs of men and women. But out beyond
in the scattered, hardly interested world,
goes what is called influence, Omaha in
fluence. This, too, carries It's thrill; and
the response comes home or is lost as the
home management waivers or rings true.
In a broad and virlle sense the men
constituting this management stand forth
as the grpat off V's dplppatEg RI tho o,,,ptr.,
merchant In the cross roads hamlet, and
to the ambitious department store boomer
I'm the larger centers. They, and their repu.
%tations, are often better known at the
county seats in Nebraska and other states
than the county officers, and that fact
counts for or against Omaha. That 1t has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

a n d direct IL e
knows the things
he knows all the
way through. He
has an Irish name,
b tut a Richelieu
amer, and there
is about him a hint
OF major general
ship.
That's It. Major
g~eneralship is what
the top-notchers in
the wholesale and
! o b b district
wan and demand
In their understud-
les or main assist
ants; not merely a
man who can work
under direction, but
a fellow who when
cut loose from his
source of inspira-
ton can take the
initiative, do things
and stand for the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

FACTORY ROOMS.
the garments. finished, buttoned, laun-
dered. If necessary, ready to wear.
Comes a war, say. We want clothing
for soldiers, and we want it quick All
right. Bring two regiments down here on
the Omaha levee this morning. By night
we will equip the whole bunch with things
to wear. That involves turning out of
1O dozen garments a day of the different
kinds; and, OF course, to do this, we would
throw the big Byrne-Hammer plant and
some others OF smaller calibre, in with
the Smith plant. Omaha can we'll be army
headquarters for other things than bal
looms, meats, hay, potatoes, II the need
ever arises. All that will be necessary to
do viii be to send along diagrams OF the
clothes, accompanied by the cloth; then
come on. boys. And when clothed, there
are shoe factories handy to equip the next
most important part of an army to its
stomach, the feet. For in the shoe factor
les they chop things out handler than q
man chops WOOD. ana every angle is cor
rect The Kirkendal plant has shoe lore
on tap, also shoes Of various kinds; and
on short notice could change to army
styles, undoubtedly.
1t Is not stra1ning prophesy 70 say that
som day In the future, when the great
struggle with some saucy enemy comes,
hero in the middle west will be the safe
and sure equipment headquarters for arm
les OF laundering numbers
Viewing a solid-fronted, massive whole
sale house in what has been aptly called
the new wholesale and Jobbing district of
Omaha. the viewer is apt to catch only
the notion of commercial victory. But the
humanities are present, too; and We get
In ton,ch ufth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

Organization by department heads are the
keynote of the interior management, and
department heads are the men who have
been rubbe and rounded into shape in the
daily grind OF the place. Loyalty to em-
ployer seems to come naturally to the peo-
pie who pass up the line by merit, and long
service is the rule rather than otherwise.
The real merchandising spirit must de-
velop omewhere early in the game. for the
unfit fall out perforce. Real business has
few misfits.
In these impersonal piles, with brain and
Drawn of man mixed closely through the
swinging power of money, personality is
the main thing, after all. Omaha owns
scores of men Of the most compelling per-
sonality. These buildings belong to some
of them-and the men are the buildings, in
the last analysis. They have taken the
dead things and liyened them. They have
spread in Omaha, and they are spreading
Omaha abroad.
Trace the growth in value of the ground
on which these business mansions stand.
II now shoulders a large part of the taxes
levied, and each year sees great increase
in it's proportionate share of the public
expense raised by taxation. Then go be-
hind that formal levying of mills and dol
lars, to the matter of voluntary contribu-
lions placed through public spirit. Thou
sands on thousands have gone from bust
ness treasures for love and loyalty in
spired by home pride, and thousands more
will go the same way.
The wholesale district, old and new. bulks
as big on the map as any other live ele-
ment Of civic life. The men who are its
business firemen and engineers and con-
ductors are all proud Of Omaha; and the
city can be most certainly proud Of them.
They have arrived, tits true; but they are
still coming, and strongly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31


them inside the
o B~ig-hearted,
as well as big
Drained men, are
the & o erning
~forces-and their
business is to be
a as well as
successful. Sweat
shop methods are
no part OF their
establis h m Q { s,
here in Omaha.
Workers begin at
7:S1 in cleanest
possible u
ings, In rooms
with plenty of win
dows and carefully
regulated ventila-
ton. At noon they
AXE their lunches
to spick and span
dining rooms. men
and women sepa-
rately, where hot
coffee and tea Is
provided Min Q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

electric c~ontrivance that eats its way
through foot-thick piles of cloth like fire
goes through paper. OF these cutters in
the big factories the managers whisper in
formation not lacking in the boastful
strain. The ordinary visitor regards them
with the awe due to those who do the
seemingly impossible things everywhere;
but when one hears in an aside what they
can do II put to 1t, he is inclined to take
off his hat to the cloth surgeons who use
electricity to do commercial necromancy.
They are cutting their way through the
world with great s~tilettos OF trade, without
harm to even the materials they slash into
with apparently piratical abandon.
We get similar notions of the surprising
cleverness of men who are specialists when
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

CUTTING ROOM AT BYRNE-HAMMER'S
miliar habitation. College-bred or common
herd, all come here as peers in the struggle.
It's not a passing grab at slippery oppor-
tunity's forelock, but a steady fight. The
man who can fight strongly and with in
telligence, he wins. Then, If he will wear
what he has won, he must taboo sleep in
the daytime. and sometimes sidestep her
embrace at night. Certain general rules
apply, in every concern, but application,
based or studious consideration, Is the
main essential. Steady and stick, sturdy
grit and g~rain-and the man goes up, not
infrequently from the messenger chair, and
occasionally from between the truck
handles.
Payrolls are decidedly important in the
vital items of wholesale houses; but no
salary is too big if the man can earn It.
Responsibility goes with all the big jobs,
and the winner must be fitted to carry 1t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
Ser gabautr ein,s ssoiies

sir,s in oi,lsr Ss epb isIien asiuo-Ot'
n.n. ia isii einet Ianp'n Rtibs pon
SS1brtn bier nldt mebr a,icb'ntn
I hires nurbs ON @Onntag BON Ss'rn
Charles pubsr ,gr Siaot Qtbrdhi
uno ben otlta Y!fr1eu. 9roB uuO
ilsin, bepunnirt. Ens 5bitr murht
All ben .gluiis" oss Ciaas 6luHss
awiden Otr 2ysi!pbuIla lanouHa uuO
SiIletpwu nc, Dem srIpibnttn Germ
q ihpTsn. Tah isnr. anhtt. Fat
nOd msb' oi itr 5bitrf in irltilsr 65'-
0sao. % sr zine to0bIc srtot6t gu bas
ttn 9Iaabt. BE. ruh alien Gnihrins,
c'ur qan,:u NoIisiunilis ais NOb-
nuua oisui. 9as srlsats 5bic mar
einr 9aSliln uuo orerbis pfnnO i6wer.
lin be fir Ors 30oiung eints g9Olfss
pom gpuutp auslsiebte Srdmis pOn
5 SOld,s 81 ruu n. mut be appi=
hqut tscalpj b 9 2bIrss ofm 6Ou to
6ttrt tfbsrI;sisrt uosr bri risism &
umtsn ods j 4 UO,ad,ipt wsrocn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
eta rutfsfli4sr e:imbaIi,

Gtwo ,,bu Sabre mar u,,iH Sruee. duise
balta u Der Arbett Gtiuneheii uur eGaf
ourd, roit man slaubts, hoHnuH ssleit ans'
wbrrna, :, ftuiel ID, Y. sIs seomt. Bah
tnatcs q. 6 .er uahm ans Arttn AriHIi'
en- unn serimitesus aer,te etbanesittn thn,
BOO iaae CT ieint ollts bio az Tt aine's
9slu Ciecoperp uabn. uaS pou ists SlasasH
von,a ashti:i putes. Gr n btutt siG esiuHs
Der %ann.s O. sibt 'eusut SiHeertt,a ane
bsiGi Ianade uue ulust 2sugsHl SuEaeR'
bluisn. 0uittn une GrtSItimasn Srenttiss.
"a grippe, Aitaaia uns alt DaIsIeiasn 's0c
une Slc0. Sr0hsilaknsH issi . gasa.iE.
sci i. ntIlsmeier 4 Sen. @sfyta.in tiue
Roll uuo 9. y Sn,a b Sens Trasirs 60.
1t. Thomas uuc 81 elhabsit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
Scoie Grest.

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boubptrt IN BEN Rrssl a'1i at uub
bsnisrt oitSsdr u be- 8 rrn Sehn Sas.
ssrs Qtrt GbarIs+ Sbaiig hon GoIt
osg on 9oiea1 W.d l@oIl ans7ftiaHft
bet Biro. ti,r p'tetg "a S4miso
thdtia itin. A,
Eie btr,u Jd, So. oabtrt
Rt,,;srs urs 6t W StsJisr nam ptrl
r,intn Or ETiahrsi1st ~ iuptu
Auitatbalt nd =, Gcais a.
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@crHs b,fnOt; rt 'tt .'hic: @otsH
unnpbl
Nyl. qtsa S5<sl,a,Vo- T. .,2oujs
biz .uaf Sdi t.u So &siat rl' rs.'.'
nm Samhuc sitNr 0b.
1rl. 6biiiiEi { ttal,a oi, tstiiilas
pon ,j,ii,Iiaa pdu uat plCl: flm,
ptb bi,r, pttSl,ittu.
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gtituihtt lacts ts9lit an Atulabts.
III &C ltllR.
d. Satif. &atG Cstu:noiI " NOT iUs
Usr eui Ot, Sranieal.rs. s9t ttTl:
rsFt .,-,
@ruii Apti,r srltN'aie lw SanadS
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natntm IL Or! jsI'ls iiuo. tr: Sdls.
nubI, bs'r 3?br R1auiw tU agftsl.
len.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

en-, taihoIiiS,a er,thunssuHhs!t
her aGibOIiihin llntprfidi Don a@t
riia uprdis1iIri wtO. 90 tuitO'rbe'
Is j,bt oi, gOrh,ils Die bag tamols
.lbnn sJdllosrit grrsrdmiii stibdli
ndmIit tas Die gtrsiabranl olt eio'
S.i, uab btr alztt bitten uuO auf biti
HIsiit lhrs ert'ss,rii4t aituitdt uu-
trnliiirti mi br. I'd ian nit igasF
olb bic err,iturs B 8 3lefss nis BE-!
.iorp Sbrtr Suieuiasus uno 96us
eosITuthss betra6tsi wsrotn rpirti aIs
rIns iuibolIi be SeDsauna Die Dan tinsr
ir.il,pissn iainOliiden Gradniintlou
/, I gnNs q iIbrt 10 roe.
.abtr ptnn rns 3isl srr,iht il uni
uohtsro al Der tommsnnen Sc6rt ii
; ,lb, b0dfs yf hi, hbe nie airns
~ MADDEN uuo ne su rsrih'ioiafn.
&sinsn bsrssns. shri't sbrs bIft. tap.
Ter uqo trsu. nit al bsm Wutas uni
lle r Tepotion Der Riftt, alter ,3sl-
tell. Iisht Shuen bog Die gro err s,
iIhruna nno relisr 3nitQ:atni unf,rts
3ntalt,rs Sur Mrfilatl Die 9lr6,
indt apte n,iif pldss uuO bsridHtnt
ReQs. dui bertn oiC p,rlnrsntn Snai,
os 6,Hits 1srotIs gs,rduStu fulbt
a b rrIti pisI Funttlhii uTo rtt'
Is.inOr lou,tn an A,m Tiu,, btr Qn
d.. Gs wI b ibr 6'ycFii6tr psnr
lie aui ih',m gttat bic bLIbsuNtr
Sbnsstu Der 6ptumbus,Ilitt ,ut 9r.
lbdOlpaRa itrul iitht Gle yuii -
uno htb,. aIs ahnopri tyi&alt Dor
M,tp Shbn n up 3ubl urI avobt'
Ols ltR III lbt In 6tn &aam ots Rh
itr'bums has arui irpssu, bsl
SaIaarBI Der Ritit Ots jIpanaishh
.lobr, ouSsrts; ..Srtt plu ts." Gu
bcithti. uno im Gi,nIit Der gisb' ptr,
Otu o. Golumb sritt,r stit.a lem bi!
an btn 3c,. fis trtni Htnn b.,
Stu rttr IN Der S6tios iiedtH uni
biz arbeiI astban aiiO bic arOut g.
trrnn:n l."
Ran Ct,asm tann pobl niht abe,
lduanst p'rosu oab Or Der i1lslr
c,r arlumbusrittsr sR 9er,inlanR
bon. 9nlbOlii.u If. 29tnn oisit han
RdTeu 9ulboliIa niht mshr o,ittl
Rua unb b 'laa.mdb nitt oils tint an
thoiiias @srsnig nul aus,idnut rpsV
| otH iOHHsn. :anH berOiensn Fs mob
bsr NuInsbune.
Rant osr Guttrpr iis Oitl.int irath
cine lstboiiiAs 9trtiuiguna anatbst
Die HiTt Tn UOu bl. StubIs aututb,i
zen u9O 1pprobisr: Ing NsHn 10, BAN
ptrosn MIR ibn su srtbism GanIt ver
pAlaisi lem.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

aauiti &lmoiabr.eiIlstts u:ib mtis
bet ben y erona an arpbsn S!atiunsn.
uuitu aunoiabrsSilsie hno ilr 80
Gaa, nom 2Hr,lnlshatun oil qilItu.
8. Z, Sole. a9cnt.
Ciaas 9ltp. Wo.
gaTet Sud ourh ms nit Gurh'
iabr.SiQsien nan Qanias 4itp psrie-
btn. / Sbr ionntt In StfsrlOn Eiip
ben 3aa wthielu uno nit Dem POf'
,ua 10. 1, uaa aaui9s Gitp Iabrsu
Oui otn non uus aeiauiten altet. Ss
iiaa,t Guh bsi btm aa,nttn um Nus
limit. 4. @ir ionrm uno UtrStn Sud
rusHur9iab;s9GQ'tt usrltnflsn nod
ircsnS ptlhsm Cr!s oui susltdpiQrr
uprbrrllcr Nnirus'.
Gbitaap. sS.l5. Gau:rport. s1.65.
81. .quuis, s2.32. Sanids eItp,
I. I. Sale, altrt,.
SIaat Gitp, &r
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
Nervous
Collapse

Il have travelled tor thirty
years continually. j lost a great
deal OF sleep. whrch togethes
with constant woFEy lelt me IT
such a nervous state that finally;
after having twon epllapseS os
n,rvous .uproStr1sl0n. | was
obliged 20 gave up-,trayeling al
together. ldoetesed continually
but with nos,rein 4 nf. Miles
Nervine came &c my reScuer-t
cannot describe> che suffering
which this NerSine sayed me.
Whenevert'l &ers particularly
nervous few dosesrelieve me.
A. G. C. LIBBY, Wells. Mei
81, There are many nervous
wrecks. There IS nervous pros
tration of the .stonaeh. OF the
bowels. and othes etgans- The
brain. the kidneys, the livet. the
nerve ceuters are all exhausted.
Th,e is but one thing to dor
build up the nervous system by
the use OF Dr.. NEies' Restora-
tive Nervine:e gfss strength
rning infusnce upon the nsrv7
Gus system srestores normal
action ltc she organs, and when
theysli work in harmony. health
is assured. Get 4 bottle from
your druggist. Take il all ae.
sording to directioaS and ii..la
ioes Hos,.hsneht he vill return
your mossy.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

tr" ~"
nldt I'M. la,o.n E'.' " ',A, -
III iaNtn uno MIR N ''.'i - -. w.. .
pom Stmcln'. Der So - 49,
hlrin gluiudlmt motp. , - -
nutt has aanF f,rlI. sdi:u H. =, p"
umiaua,rihertn ! ,te ort wtnlGitjna
Nc Nem SnpdHR aaile9tuou Sbiu'
len llnisriuni. Nucn mJhtn, 9iaa
oiyitr sridhrunl MT WlnidiurtiibtH.
blbtr uir io0lcib dnl.m ShueiOer
htn 9Iuiiras 6taet'n. erir in Submit
msuilncus ppn Orr Wrobt cinCs Sleltus
iddts iu unirrtn alCiouu ou;uhrins,n.
Der 0suier hnl' Saiten lie uibis ili.
len! gSie nrmleliS mur0tu wir oaran
iSia. penn Cs ausn uuislsn lnumltlls
an. nOh lebR Sabre I'M Radfanot
IT, benosu Ssitrn eiuialen ritros. aai
emmal III rtnliitlreR.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
u.rlsnat nlalt sa.ibanp

9tq Ridter I'M B,ftsn bewiiists Gin eaei
ouna ipeaen tbltr 2dnne unb pioerIitsm
atbem. Or. 9tRe's glrm eiie sIils m0tben
% perbtnbert babsn., Sts bsIIsn gsrNpsinns
Iiriade wioerlItlsn Itbnts aHo ScberIrioen
boler 9auus, balien Grtdlmnssn ifrn, per'
ihu6en aopiihmsrJ, befieasri oas Eetber
25e bel 8, siltemsisr & Con, Neiipbdlia u.
5ot uue 8 y. ebelI & SOns, Ct. 1bcs
mas uno St giIabetb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
(Gln9tlanDt !
9as ,,,Yatcr naler."

Ssilisr SOitpb CiO.t.) Der Gu bIit
IN, If.tiBn Sim, Gfin Name mas
perl Ut wsra,t' aui erOtn
IVu 'dsnass $40, mbhttii Eu
uns atbm,n y jab, qnir. Sdul
ME dlt mir nls 9rins tcsubIt, habtn.
uno DtriiibY IL, sudI IN PIE ptoaIbis
tions 20 HIT. iOuNtrn lOis uhs Don
sinsm Gtd I. Iir asu0rt .nidt ole
aroit y1laht uno SsrtIinfif: G'rum
fort mt 9't in oi. Swlatsitl -2Imtn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

Der adtb. y. VI. Sprr ap E
itntAnt oislrs 6C'a,f gum Spredsr csa
8eprsi ntantsnhuuiss srna' nj morosn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
Sayr.rs tsurrwskr Karr&sn

sisbeu Gd oft bcim 9oibtr eines 5suero
lalimmG Brauhpunnen ,u aebratsu Arnted
Sdlbs uuo uno esutsn ni6t msbr oaran
StS pcrtrribt bu!o hen Sdmen 6dr Ftanb'
3Antt,wuuNeu uhD Guctihuusen s,n srober
Ssiler, esiI, InnSl pau,SusidIast, aIis
Nuretn gsihwtTr, Rdg 'iaeidw0r, Better
-Rlles" Stller Suaenblidll6e sinatruns
2bc BET 8. rltemeItr 4 Con. Wshrtatta "
Null unb q, u Sbcu i SenS lrabIng 60.
ct. 1bemaS unb 81 SiIiatdb
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

Ger 1nto. u. u Spttt Vtp
itntAnt oisiss 6O'4,f gum Spredsr cts
RsDrsi ntantsnhuaiss srnar nj morosn.
SER 8sutae Sdeppers bon
@arosuiue ptrrbOf,te oen yienlahrstd9
BIS ScnntoA bel ceu eltern; . rrn
TnO dran suarii Stepprs,
sri. @briltina Sftsts pcn Ma
tinabura, Die i'm osm S,arobniils les
prF. Sr,n osrmdun Made bl3n-
uobnsn. ttubsr tum bs'nht Cpttl
uuo Sarts SAurJmspe B unoere
lf,tr GeIwnnoten
Slide tbeuIpoiit'c @eiebrte in Ner
ylurt ipuen bic Abnft babsr, Die 8ibel
elmer &ep,iiop ~ untcrjithsn, Ngnu
iie nod Der mebrmoliacn Repiiion Hpt
sjni0c NIalt .repioirt" miro, 10 friro
ION oem CriQinut nibt m,bv pitI Nbria
hlslben.
Remit ouh oltics Den '6ctuftstdN
init benz mcturtsto9r bes Snbes
iciem tonne itptt orr G tpOael iprt
pm Neui mage EN-. a Inuofs W II.
Ittn Sun pppl iuoner Wtihlrht Ut
oitit Z btuatt uuo SPt bi Orri Che
Qa'ttn ojeorSc Vucbbtrl ab Nratuii'
rtu.
oeu 6bati,s esas.ljus,p trtit N II
ttutIlt, Y mmcr wl,or MI tlner
arObsn 9lnEa. pcr oas pub'iiu,r
6' bl.itt SGrscins bic pid' lberleb.n,
wcniasr II ot bic NuBba ma4pnA ocs
ltlbn utr a4lpNiat mer en- irlltE. Vs-
let mo ieb / 5u wsl4er Brsitn Sh
bel ibm tlnlauien tonnst.
-NunGt uaierer tibet .sih 9Ght
rldFdnoiasn Abounsutsu itetntn BIZ
iis pireit tstrsiieuOeu Wubuuugsn niSi
bersdn6ti9ep ,u wOIleu. gRtrn lie
uidt be,abkn tonntn. ieatu Fe rpsRis
beus ip unitdnoia itin. ups oabon gu
tenet-ittIptu. g3ir bubtn iiatrIih
Iaror gtpu9 RudNdt aelbt gnO mods
Nh rf'tr uidt nit Uncle Soft in 6cns
Fit Iommeu cotr Die 3ptapuns Der
3rilIm0 tiuiitlIen unO esn gttrda ed'
ity hcb oasu perIlcrer!
-ngk protibitions .,Haiiteu im
Sloatt WiHiNippi tuucn Nnrier als eip
3itetubOd, uuo srpar cine aeltiils Sorie
GanoU. 9rs trre9te g'croa6t. nnb
ca man pun mrithub btntn SttIln Iol'
den Gdnnp tauitt. unb bemub unttr'
! iuhte, ltuic lib beraIs, nab berieIse
iebr fort nit Sthnaps oerieht III. uro
bti Hal,tm @tbrauh tlba tjutn iriihen
Vat in Sen SrnBcugrdbtn bettsn ipilr'
ht.
Ter ho6w. 0Orr 9ohn Wcli,s
reihr am Grenliaa ab ua6 WaibinstOu
3. q. no U nod riehser' Sabre iid
Oes Smbinms riNitsu miro 2beOs
Ipae Stephan SrauiOcftr mahte in
Itiu,r sjticuidaft be Rflle bs ct.
ypuis. gebter. beaabi luhl mad bier
perlebten dsrisn Surld nOtGirtirn atl
Chic I'M. SsuNEor. Strr Shdupcdet
ule au6 kin SmoieS@aONt 0err ,,ob1
9ruut, wnOen dleT NubrId pR6tfti
mob i'm nShlisu Suui bic prieNtrreits
trbolten.
--Furd brtd'tl bts neckjoke. am
Wdasu ,uuroe am ssariau Mcrasu
oas S,Ipnnn bts p,ttu 1cf. Sdau'
rut der lasa nab rdiluie. mil Der T'ih.
itl dGi on 9oo'n itl,pptuo bcu &ra
uoroIih Der Wdrl's hinunter. @arl
uabe ,ba Bride wurot nfOllt pe' IN
lpsn Icom lih rammfnotnI Utihitl.
oer .baacu umas,ippt uae Die Sniai'
ien, lScs uno 'isiue' pluittr. un'anil
Ian Ss-r, q go, ''iCg,. ,3Sm Wlid
lV 'at am ! NoG Ghi.u Etr .''''
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
uinss rsiisisrsa aatsrsu ausrasE

Rta1rt Sabre waF ID air AtdelItiVeA
bebaitst anS isstR 0inttt pIosiih pVn Rte
rsni6m,rI bs'dHsH Osr ritih aGt 1dae i'm
Bette bielt unidbih Sbns oalf' aui3uitsbsu.
Der llrip snthirltcins Oiks, psifis Subhau,
eie on tsqs uuo na6ts absine Sh besann
5Slsp'S &ibnsp Reneep ~ nsbusn unS o,r
S6H,sp liet GumdhIih tit, bpTte lulsS,
asru oyi uno Der uStn wuios normal 6rsii'
ois snsghsbIe id 'foI,ss aiensp asmsep.
D. S,llrmeier & Con.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

Qtp. u. 3utt in Vtrtu 9ouutp,
SuOianl, Ibrtibi oubl' amtrtta":
.NuIIh ia'dt otrr &tecli Rrd'
o,r bon Si 9cniS mir Sas .Claae 90,
goIilblui" 0Sl. 10. 70. 7. - es
eutbdh tlits wiyiIIb mulitrbiii, Yt'
iAuibuua STR s,arbuua uuo ipatt,eh
vuwjttiuna Der tstmtiuot @tiipba
lla, DO. llnN, chit ,6Or,itsuna Der
lstn,itN,asitlth pom Elm ciast
~ Re. 1cr, Sbulb,r iaat, luls
= T. iaa,u rat unO panu Ynni,um. -
- 'onp! es III i.br lsht 'rlae
u Nd: aus Der alien 8sidlhts
8 aa' ttnsit. nun man uur NAL oa
Y ~ ~ mia Gle SirbsE Satsr,
"a. ebhar ots ecunlh's nnn
III .tptnaori,s Oitusu OIs ssiitaotn
~. Eal wu,Sdfn,ionu,n ale iateol'
us IN (srmanaa' ynileoltr aus
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07

10 1T Ieiu 6aH pOu Sniien erIdItuna uHo
sd@rippe persetdneL Der, nadesm 6oiee'e
opnrp une Ear aebrduct. fd IN sunaens
suialRhuna yaiIrtteii bate. ha Go ben bar,
nadtafien tiefeinalmuueIien Nuiien bsiit.
MeshaIb mas ahetres nshmen2 3. nilies
Heist a Son,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-01-07
Town Ordinance.
ordluaacs iItIi
Licening dealers in Millinery.

LcenIng dfaIsrS ~ Ahll1fry.
Be it ordained BY the Board OF
Trustees of the Town Of Wastphalia.
No. that evesy persoa oriirm, dea'
ling in the, line OF Miilipelyand no,
at the same time having a lio:nse to
sell goods, vates and Merchandise and
only dealing in the Inc OF Millinery
shall he required to pay a license tax
of $500 per annum payable in al
vance. But a reren or finn, not tx
ing A resident of the Tovnot Vest
phalia, No dealing in the line OF
Millinery ,oaly at special ~asoaS OF
the year and not al the Same time ha'
Wing A lktnSe to sell goods wares aud
MERCHANDISE and onls dealing in the
line Of millinery shah he yeauireidc
paw a licesSt tar of $1,000 per annuTn
payable IN adyan't;;
ordlnsses tt2.
LKeIlng 6atceTs. &
Be it ORDAINED by the Boatd OF
Trustees OF aht Iowp Of WeStphalIt,
that every person. following the trade
OF harher. shall be required to pay
a license tax of $500 per annum pay
able in ADVANCE,
oralssnee ti5. -. a.
Licening Non RESIDENT Dealers in
Jevelry. ,.sit
Be il udaiaathy the Board of I hiS
tses Of the Town Of Wesphaha. Ne.
that every person or firm. not being
q rsssicnt OF thelTown Of Wtsiphilia
and dealing in ! line OF jexslry ant
ne, Il the SANE time having asscclse
10 sci scoas wares and merchandise,
and orils dealins in levelrr shall y
REQUIRED 10 gay a istnse tar Ct tsaeol
Two DrIlafs per arnam. payseie u
aas&nft- 1855 - .s@ss.x-~,