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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

creases. Other means of arriving at
a similar result are admission of air
through positively controlled valves
interconnected with the usual butter
fly throttle or by devices that reduce
the orifice Of the atomizing nozzle
In many carbureters made for auto.
mobile uses the floats and float cham
bers are made concentric in form, sur
rounding the atomizing nozzle, the
purpose being to maintain the level of
fuel in the nozzle, regardless Of fore
and-aft or lateral fitting Of the We
.icla.
In flying machine this seems hard
ly necessary, because longitudinal
fitting never under normal conditions
can exceed the comparatively fiat an
giles of gliding or ascending, while
lateral fitting is compensated for by
the centrifugal force set up in turning,
which acts upon the liquid within the
float chamber as well as upon other ell
ements In the machine.
Many of the foremost designers
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

alize what carburetion in air-machine
motors means.
Yet the carbureters in flying ma
chimes are very similar to those in
the best automobile engines. To Sc
cure uniformly proportioned fuel, it is
necessary that the fuel level in the
atomizing nozzle be maintained fair
ly constant. Also for variable speed
engines, It is desirable that the car
bureter action be such as not to de-
range the mixture materially through
the suction from different speeds.
With no means of compensation, at
higher engine speeds-and consequent
higher suction-extra air is admitted
through a valve automatically oper-
ated, opening wider as the suction in
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

them which is most unjustifiabe and
dangerous, and yet contrition and
singing rejection seem to have no
power in the punishment they inflict
or OF producing amendment. l do not
wtsh to harbor one ungrateful thought.
fOf though my public life is far, far
from happy, my domestic happiness is
more than an equipoise to its annoy
ances; and yet | cannot think of my
education and the ills derived from
the counsel and example afforded me.
without heartfelt repinings. To God
Almighty lift my prayer taat may
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
tie Air

When the time comes that an AVA
Tor may make adjustments of his car
Dureter as well as other portions Of
he motor upon which he depends
sven more than does the chauffeur on
lis automobile engine, the problem of
.arburetion will not present so many
lifficult views.
The ordinary carbureter, says Victor
Lougheed. author and engineer, is in
most respects a nonpositive mocha
nism, in consequence of which its func-
tioning is attended with many uncer-
tainties. This is obviously true even
In the automobile field.
Increase the motor car difficulties
many fold and add the care that the
aviator has to exercise in operating
his flying machine and you may re-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

Don't you know every womans heart
Is soft towards counting whether she's in
It or not?"
Miss Selma Lue
Good morning, Miss Seliny Lue!
Jest run in to git some nutmeg, a
pound Of sugar and quart of kero-
sene to make up some apple-pies for
Mr.. Kenney's supper; he do love EN-
So"
There never was such a hand as
you fer pies, Mis- Kinney, honey. |
recommended you about It to Miss
Cynthie not a week ago told her
would git you to show her how when
-"
well, we was a-talking that over
last night, me and Mary Ellen Dobbs, .
interrupted Mrs. Kinney, "and we
think it is fine fer Miss Cynthie ter
marry him, even If he is painter;
cause when pictures is dull he can
git signs and SIGH to do to keep 60
ing. When will it be. Miss Seliny
Lue?" And she gathered the bundles
in one arm and balanced the oil-can
in the other hand, ready to hurry on
as soon as she had extracted the NOR
sci of news she had run upon.
"Why, Mis- Kinney, never heard"
Miss Selma Lue's eyes were wide with
establishment.
"Well. / think it was, to say the
least, disrespectful in him and her not
to have told you, him a-living in your
own barn and she 80 appearing to be
loving of you all the time. | hate to
think she's a deceitful girl, but | must
say l did mistrust that fiower-garden
hat when | seen 1t the other day go
by with Ethel Maud and Bonnie
Dobbs."
81 don't know what you mean, Mis-
Kinney. by speaking so about Miss
Cynthie They don't nothing In this
world hurt me like hearing one Of my
friends make light of another" And
Miss Selma Lue's Irish eyes snapped.
Law, Miss Seliny Lue, didn't
mean no harml II jest"
81 know you didn't, Mis- Kinney,
honey, but sometimes little criticiz-
ings fly the track and run into some
body that's easy hurt" said Miss Sc
lima Lue..
well, l jest seen them setting here
in the door yesterday when you was
Iup the river with the Dobbses and
they was as thick as two peas in a
pod. her a-laughing and him a-talking
fer all he were worth. You may not
know counting when you see it, Miss
Seliny Lue, not having ever been
mis- Kinney, child, don't you know
every woman's heart is soft towards
counting, whether she's in 1t or not
and every mans, too. for that matter
though they tries hard to hide 1t? 1t
amt only on count of my pitiful his
tory with Adoniram Millsps or your'n
with Mr.. Kinney that we likes to
watch the doings of young folks and
talk EN- over-it's horned in women
TO hatch out and hover lovers match
ings and the clucking over 'em is part
of the good times of life. was jest
a-saying to
Miss Seliny Lue!" screamed Ben
ME from the Dobbs' front stoop
"Come quick. come quick; Ethe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
Journal Reveals Unavailing Effort OF
Edwin Forrest to Overcome
Bursts of Passion.

Some allowances must be made, it
GEMS, for the fits of temper to which
geniuses of the stage-and elsewhere
give way. Edwin Forrest was seri
ously afflicted with temper, much to
lis remorse when his passion had
spent its force. In his journal, which
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

gage to and from Mecca. For a time the paymen
of hush money" annual allowances to thh
sheikhs of some of the tribes by the government.
kept them quiet. But recently Rizza Pashai
formerly military governor of Jerusalem, now IA
charge of the post at Medina has attempted t
hold stronger hand over the unruy tribes am
he discontinued the payment of the allowances, !,
This led the Bedouins to attack the railway ST
tions, tear up the track etc. This in the FL
south !,
The troubles at Karak were precptated by al
attempt of the government to enroll the BedouIat
and disarm them. This applied not only TO It's
Nomadic tribes but to the towns people and We
layers many of whom are Christians. An incidet1
illustrative of how this operates occurred the 9th =
day at Es Salt, on the other side of the Jordan.
member of a wealthy Christian family of the tovoe
was in the fields with some of his men. AS usure
and necessary in this parts, he armed
Turkish officer with few soldiers attempted nj
disarm him and take his rife resulting in y
shooting and killing the officer and in he and II
men being at once shot by the soldiers His brol,
er apprehended and taken to Damascus ie
1t seems premature to attempt to disarm {
people of these towns and villages that are -,
posed to the attacks of the Bedouin, and in se,;t.
ing to do so the government is facing a ditficuore
with which it will be hard to cope i"
It is thought the government will be able ada
put down the present uprising without much a. Il
extend far beyond their present area
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
Great Failing of Genius

he kept with regularity, he once
wrote:
Il despair of obtaining that mastery
over myself which owe to myself, to
my children and to society. 1t is no
excuse nor plea that suffer SO keenly
as ! do from regret and shame at my
own intemperance. feel the folly,
the madness. the provoking extrava-
gance of my behavior, treating men
like slaves and assuming power oveR
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
PLACING the Blame

How did she come to MARI
duke?"
1T was all her fathers fault. )"
why, | thought he opposes
match?"
He did, but he is DISCUS
wealthy. isn't he?"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

be able to subdue this hateful al
grading vice of temper. so that
help my children in the first
worldly endeavor of governing
own words"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
contaclon From Cats.

Cats are subject to form Of in.
fluenza which is communicated to
human beings, and they can catch 1t
from man just as readily.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

favor positive fuel injection into |.
cylinders in place of carbureters 1iicate Il
positive form admits of much CID and Il
regulation than is possible with ,mpaS,s
carbureter. Because the injection ~, ~,
be timed, it permits of high comp,n treati
sions without pregnition. the fueB of pea
lection being delayed until the Twill, in !
ton Is wanted. an inst
consids
Obviously one of the chief otindictmt
lions to the general employment is larg'
fuel injection is that of commutarcumstai
the fuel to the different cylin nus 81. o. a.
without the Objectionable schem p nH II; e
employing a plurality of pumps. Give "
for each cylinder. This, besides m be so
ing complication scarcely will ait the op
OF such adjustment as to give exied in tn
uniform results in all of the cylirr dispara
difficulty which is no greater nat they
that of equalizing the intake man 'ney al
from q carbureter so as to pro.
uniform feeding. al thew
Copyright. 1911. by w. G. Chapm always {
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
5g ygesAgssss1g
Drowned Out the Band.

Drowned Out the Band.
The Egoist (sitting opposite a noisy
diner)-Waiter take this gentemans
soup away. ! can't hear the band
Punch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05

fnan was |
/ badge al
ignition d
the Baltir
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-05
CHAPTER vi.


Don't you know every womans heart
Is soft towards counting whether she's in
It or not?"
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30

6err oeurn u. @l1me uno @attiu
ionic Nortin 0chnnuesmcner ane
bic 1taulein Clara npcr unb Wnrie
GrrlIHer itatteitn Der SinntSbaupt'
itdbt nm Iierltna ciuen Seiudl ab.
--9,cr Nutunpbil udthten bic Ser
ren 1oipb 9iperihcl. IT,. 3atpb
Moerid)eI, ir. 0otelisr aoieph u.
lncael nnb piibet v. Sappp Ucn
Der Staa;Shauptiiabt bier Seiud an
lieuiida.
--Sier GnrIaouneen @eisen, aeros
be 800 Sdde. pnrbcu oieier Snae
uon ocm Inntpier Hpmnua an bic u.
y. Sulie Milling 50, bciprhert.
9crielbe mar bic Crops" Der Sarmer
EIcurp Sruenmcr, Ser I. Stcee'
mann, 1picph uuo Gpnrno aramer.
Scyraro @eteubura, &idlter 8. Y.
8obr. Sen goRe. 0erru Vruthuff,
Matthias u GihboI;, Cafe -dlaeicr,
yen Sdlnie0erS, Gen unb bcrmaml
Srurs mo S9tt,iue Stephan 6chtel,
die grbBte Euortttdt bate 0err Yer
nar0 Grlna, nnmlid, 4l9 Cad.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
Shrtdeu Der tSrosiiaAt.

Gin GroueuerreaenoeS lluaIdd or.
cioncte llh ON Sanlitne 9indlmittos
ipdt III Der Stnbt Mem llprt Ger
Shnu2lnB iunr cine oct arU.cn 6nbri
len Der sSeItiinbt, Der sScrtitntt. Der
[rianglc &niit 80. Tic Arbtit Der
sSodlc mar acthou, unb bic slrbciter.
bciier ecinnt Arheiterinucu. bonn es
lporcu meili drnueu uro Mdotcu.
ihidter iid chen nr, ibrcn sSodcr.
IO5u III Guplorg III uchalcr, ui,o
oann ben nciuuca nrsuucten, oils
Nas Seuer entiinno, ~ c lueiS n,on
rtdlt
Nan ueracacumdrtiac it'd BE
SdlrtdeuSiteucu zoo ArbCi;tr. nm
0eucn 800 6rnucu mo Maodlcu ,uas
rcu, ?ipdl iuutcr Die Yiait)iHcu
ais oaS rtrhccrcuoc Clement icin t0S
ItdltS 2@cyt Ocanun. Ter SuBbpocu
nit iItpca, Die liidR nit lnuicu
brcnHbmtu Materials bceetit, ia Die
YuiI. 10 "a ioacu. nit Nnicru oU9e'
iullt. }St I'm Nh brcitcteu Nt blc
Glnumtu aE2. :, ihllr. alS cb cine
GrpIuilpu ct'olQt ',,, Gbc pic arnlCH
uno aernlitcu ,Wiu;,n mic ihncn &c
ihnb. pmy,,, uc uu" fIaumcu umac
ber IL cr Ntncr Ger echull;
Cr ,ga. ,m Laac pat1GuOc aus M
SIudWr1ltn hll;c nj. HuS hru
6euitru bcS ontcu. NtS uenutsu.
NeS ,ehuiCn S,eilpc..rS lgrNnpcu Nc
in lbrtr &cr;mcI'lunl. mt Eridmct'
tert ugi AW @ymRchp'idlirr III lou,
ben. Nan Nyal; Nd NIc Nehc Ncr
peridliehcprg &tAtWeryt lbcr Der
StraGc, 50 i," - Sus. ll1 NG6.
TaS ithg,lAtRc @ebagot pcr az
Der auetuieiw mi, IciuerSoridtiua
sum Umlcmlru perlehcn. ,Sn IN.
nern luar>u ipei SahrtahlI 'H
,Srad,t unO ;ptr iHr &a'laaicr
siuci Sreppen. bod, wnr,u hic'c ian
uuglpS. l9eacu hcS c:i!'celldlcu We
ornuncS. baN trtltRne
als bic tiCucrprhr nm : llhr III
bic pberen Steilucrtr pprNrauN. 'oro
lie 80 ucraiicte Seidleu Hl = Stri'
pcrt. lie Aciamuut,ahl esr Spier
mirh aui 100 atihae,. Cpier ecN &o
lpd,s uulertr 3eii. Nes bis mi !
Sbd,i,c eslpumitru luhuaiullSMnS
Sas iuihc ardBIiShcu SntOiropbcn
uortpmmsH talmeR. III GIN nehn auI
.uuierc hpdlaeprieienc GiuiIiiatipn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOtice Is hereby given that by order
% the Boani Of Trustees Of the ToSn Of
wsstphalia, No.. an election of the qua
llasd voter. Of said Town Of Wcs:phalia
will be- held on tho ir-t Tuesday. t4th
day. Of April 1911 at the NolLsblat,
Oiiier ior The purpo-e of eieciing i've
n,ehabers u the Board oi Trustee, Of the
Town of WrstphaliA 10 serve until their
sacesssors arr duly elected and quail
ned In the year 1914.
Aso 10 vote on an additional levy Of
taxes. authorizing the Board Of Trus-
tee. Of the Town Of We,Iphalia 10 levy
u isaX Of cents as minimum and Is
cent n a maximum rate on the One
Hundred nollar> valuation on all pro-
perry subject TO taxation by the laws Of
this state.
Hy. \. Bruno
Theo. SchaIwecker
Henry Henke.
Judges of Election.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
OdSS.

0N h'rs. ycttt. wcit't tirt gr!ui.
ldle Stcc uaI t,iacr,r, SN>>U,acs
iiunosM.aHa ;ubpvcU ,euucG pmt ;u
csnmotu, &.uu O,slsyttu at,y lv e,r
arcbe eiucr holbEaN,sca S,.TA,a.
uuA oeW @5ueNo;eng. hts tu,3 GuN,
hcipphuen iullcg. hiur ,v:rS at,Say.:
lu,e atllda; nbcr Nt,er laHsC 9onr
peer niau laali aus atr Gi;,,lt 5srA.l.
au0 er, lbl, nC1 S,aaSea gpa .GyusE
-0urie trnh,ng-. hap 10 .oau ",
hplu soOa lpctiaa- SirleS uOcr ltacl
aRnhtl III. &lc,c achsu ;um SaIahr
nne hcria,eH na uie c'u S,ua &let
Meth. ooS Sich riutt ME Gbcr d,
Turn - aHo acbeu acreeraiS ouut
ichledIte glhcn, 1rheu urS g,dahu.e
ipirh alln rpCl ,>e,narNru NaS sel.
aeactb, ScI ~ ON Suautaa bcllt
reR,
aarl &oI5Cg arr Sraa; oeiiaa s
uer bae;a ih,s fcacronl; rniulla
SdactiSridiaGG EciomReg Der
AsaIth'S sSrIIemeste eirisr Sag. ucb
rrr a..arn cue opls iar Der
Eifnsesgant. Sris esrCtibtl rnf
Der Saasmeiiir- Martin 5shnbcti
urrfaaise ebiae 0iHIidi:HRaen
!. ri o<s auasisHl.ae .aatgEH lsett
Hr<hs. ssaH hesfa beslidet Srau
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
Weslp!l2lia Cuaih !.ci-e CO
weetphalia, No.


:. :. I:>Ts aa',r il "a Tra
uerim3 r.: 'eu tt-,. yet. c,A3.
Gen. a I,'a8 &rgVo 'ulrS,
bauu II: ,a,g htSieuy:EcrS e.
itciucyg@,'c.,,a y, ~ uttar,
Sit N'etr = GHa;rcrcr haeta q
zen Shr,. o,r yen'U.usy.t Su NJ.
laNru >rM',:e"
1it ,Ia',t. rt,rH, 2&tsc.t
,yr,;'' tp ;sa .astr,r - aui.r
;nn1al. &ri trjttur 4" s..
&udR,.;" Ia gs st,ttysy eu
dicu,
Smcn s.Nth:aS 5n; 0ay al;c III.
SIS ?r "1Name'cr " Nse'.
(ob. -. wra, : i,a 5,,us, :;
eici eat Il F5's'hu.-
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a1H se1a, s.J' !. -
lppye ~ ss arrz,t ls a,.
" kt,.tslCe ss2 s.aC >S,a
iiun Ga,ss >.., str 2$gtt Ig :
Sra,&
Gra@g IL, raH EN,Htr SU,D htil'
0Ch c,u, SSod; lira btj $c7psa>;tr
1T llro'S au'.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
Juilncu;a.

g. tam Gin ictlinm eerabntcr eiaii
aus gauo. .uub lief iidl niebsr:.
Ter lu6lSt wie eiue .lentneriaii
Hui aopi unb Seib uno tYlieoer.
Qr Iautet auF tn 9pri uuo Siabt,
6r mndlt bic 9eute Nib nnb platt
limb jebeS pans Shm Spittet,
Gt iiberfdllt nit l>inIerliit
Tie StarEeu uRb tSeiEnoeu;
llno 10 idlpn Elm @ebrefcn it,
3erlulblt CT alte 3uubcn:
Sn ieoen Sdattcn ben ,er trilit,
Gr Sale tralielt o0er BiIt
9iit uniicAtbaren 62noCn.
CIR bat oebtimniBuptie aroit
&pn allen b6ieIi @eiiteru.+
llno teiEe 2uult uu0 0iiieulrbalt
%ermu9 ibu gnnS II, ntei,iern.
ssem. iIberltanbeu lit Der 6all,
9r tomnit srm spciteu orittenmal.
i'm Snrec nit nod, SOiern.
q
anfi III CT mciit nit ocm 0umur
In lpeitia Tnaen iertiR: .,.
2ie gnnaelueiI 'rmnjt itE inupr
llnb ipreiSt IIdl wtberuortiGr
Tod like 5dIiuciltr puIIrr 0uIb 81
Nealejtet ilt-.-iic bciht @eon b.
Tie hberipiuect allies.
lll,tib Thrennntt.I
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
an luliere 2eier!
@oditHbIaii CTR y y. S;aais.
.3tiiHHs HHD Sidat Gunaip
SSlisbIaii iHr uHr $50
20 Satf

2ns { iase GoHntH
= 0itsblatt. bat mi. sgn
6eTnEsecbtrI DIR Iugt.5et1zgreH
Y { 10 sUrter Staatsa
3eTtHHa eiHeH IuHtratt Gbs
. aeihl0iiea, u0und iUir unieTeH
9eierH eas y d { Il blatt egr
x c D gurterS Stants
3eitung in Serbiu6aFg
nit benz &ultsbEott III
benz dn6erii nitoriaeh $reiie Ton
sl.5so iur beioe 3eituHasH lie
ieru tonnsn.
Tie Rem DUrter
( Sinats 3titHua tC-
bari leirer GH0iehiHua anicrrr-
iei,s. Ias Il . tItHbtatt
hcrnoct itl lce, tn itiusw -
lahra1uas ma3 Il, absvnll nls
ctne Nrr seftB tsg,iaNa .Ist,uW
lcn TN Sanps bCtaaH,. Tcs
" o d ZEN b,att eubetns
leoen sgtt;ugd,. enihaI, Is =Si
ten, toenis SH}e,stu. beiHaht
allies Htl,are. lnSheioHbsre
lberidlilidls uu6 ,u,crciiaH,c
slndlridl,eu aas Der a!tsH
y mat b.
AlleSeer nes .@oItss
blair neldlt tstbrauA ron bic
itr auberii saur.gsu Ci'er,c nas
den pol!er. iiao oahsr eriuHIt,
I0i0rI ihre SeilellungeH eiHsE.
lrnocu. oanut IN Der 3uitelluna
Der bcieeH ,3eitunaeu teine SgTs
soscruue eilTri;t.
Scier Ngs Z oltsbldtt,
ut.d'e ihr GaUnucacnt iur 1911
ihgn crreuer1 hahCa. toEEcn Ncs
Y q dl cHblatt osC 4eu
sprt Staat* SETTING
aceen 5inieENs;na pon ~ GeHts
at Die &eo1ttg- Des -S0,ls6.att-
nual rnt5fl;..cs.
Alip Hi1t percei
len. Gas | iogeGpur
tn >gltab hiatt urS S1s
9Sg1Ngb,a;; Ncv At.U 5lugi
Slaaie ,r,llrs iG'1mmcu iEy
MIR sl.&' ~ ,Saby. ttl i;viftsg
&CrsgebCia h.Eui.
\. =. %ue &ea,Gnb.at. oc-
; y. y. giants ,}c;:aus wtrS Mn
&ic'it,.ciU >,r.t; pcu A,sag 9i5rt
;Jac'ag>i r,gHrs.
. A . a . . . 4.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30

Eees &giG'; ur> TSHey2 ,cr.es3;.
,<ehr rrtNt,,y t,t,rH,,:, Sd oit
'cg Teet HC'aa, GUn ,,ats .apagt
viatH Gel
TtW y; >o.icn Nytyat leV,t
9O,tT nu 't,uty SaRp'ma ,tt1t t,g
Mammal.
<se,ta 2ieEiya1 aagt bitc Ncr
t,a ShultNcr INT A..ry ven $40 Sab
us Ill agr GuiuVt,&. Gy WryN aw
1lrJ9ta (ean;ugal aui a,R t0,h
isjtote', bttyN,st.
Cy vgh; in S,lsN.u'
Sp'tsb Sse,',n kuttt n,u goriscn
9NCug0s oaS ,,rs.af @aS rt1,U Stm
IN ipci SJellta su brdeu. Sab
auH & m;t Gaaeu or oeai N,Ne bt
'tGiIia, mor. irhtu.e ieiu tsCimu
IaS e,Ea Nauh rcphci CT uater eiC
(eae Gerie,h. ST pire i'm Ntarict
AcipiTcl IN le'ieripn 9it9 ssrpilcpt.
dynH Srnu; Saltcu n,listc rh leste
Sct: pUm ArStc cEReR ipuIeeI sin
ger .irslcrrH lo'isr
Sfr 5nlter iprra ipihreno Der w
de eein, Sphn Saui n,it SdHhpl;.
iarciesn bceiunsn Tie ossbr lSutC
gabe,t ihre Sage mad slpha SdltuuB
Ier s anwclen hefdfsert
SosG StmisIes II. na, ON ScnR
,oe IN las ( t,,t.
Ser Sbeira nIasis Ft Iskte SscdC
ben aaaennttr. siussr. eet niti,an,
aeiIen Ipollie 0Fa Tf. Sgn cn:1ntie.
aH lniisR :,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30

will stand their famons Coz - Hnr-..
"Lubbens Diamond No. sI6I" At
the stables of JosrrfI WFS-EENkNN
at we>tnhalia the season q 1871.
This beautiful general purpose -tsljlor
Il dsnnle hlsek. sixteen ani one S.,urt'
hands high. weighing 1870 pound. 3
year. old. S"e thi. grzHd horse 'eforr
contracting your mares.
n" Csfnpany'. Ia,t "Iissonii
CHIEF tends II same stables.
Missouri ChIoi !. . idgcA IacA fn~vo
and onr-haif hands high. 10 ,ca,- "ij.
and has rrov"i 10 he an sNta gnsi
hrcr'or, In Galloway County, Soc ,hD
grand jack hntor. contracting year
lnarr-.
The Company. JarA "LcrG Devis''
stand. II sam" ,tlhirs.
Lori D1H. /, black lack. La, -u,e.
point, aad ururrs IL 'r yrg -rns'
breeder Is hams high. SIZED d. Jrtf
DaSi. and he .on los oll Hluuih
nr,t dam hv Coca Farina m inp"usi
Jacs hich wa, ,,ll for $lla0; second
Dam ali eXtTa large fine hla,s J. net
and an extra breeder "n, vi the b. in
the County Int Pedigree wa> lost. JEFF
Davis /, m. ot IT,. let Jack. in +
,tate. H. isa large Jark and show
Jach. J-fr- u IA pa, 4 '9mprns q
Jennpt md hi GrAni-i-e cl5 Il ruib
sold far D0
TERMS for Station aaa 'tH Jari,
Sl.00 cash II fri service aai =. o
when t,sl stand, and suck
Itm r.. {, >4.H p-t7.led a5 ? s. e,
from tHa cAwts tl. ~.iyj.. .. Off
lue II gee. u':'>> ueG,s vft.ar'
utar. ~. rut d. .t-|.a time # -4...
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
Yota!es.

s--driidlcr Qalf Al ~ GeutS per
ghidsl bel Mutton Ctp III NUeIBtolun,
-Ir. &. 8, @ou,S Eaten fir
gsciipbalia iino Oer =. puo 8. ApriI,
a-Scr lhcobcr Sd)aupcter hat in
lcStcr. gard)e nit Der Gattin uup ocnl
spbnc Gen feline 5arnl bci0sen.
Pes Spridwurt, Dan 1sr AliQc
re nahsiebt. bat e,,uib eiN 2un,mcr
eriliuocr.
-Ner uuu siEocrn ininicr MIR So
les iaat. - Il, it)Icdit wer abCr oon
Snberu INNER uur ,"atcs inat, - III
ieig.
-TaS @lad murNe iif III leoc
ihdmru, ptiiu eS nlnudlE ieincr
tSEniiIinpe iclcu tbRrts. aber eS III
aludlid'cr g&riie bIino
VI htuun. 9ocNer mo
Tii her' 0icrnlit 9IIIrn III Wlis
icn, bnf i'd eticN Iahtu uur Siidtn
nni Mir nchnriRem SoHoC Strengthens
untcrinnc Ao'tph h y hn.
--.!latl &c Gutifacituna tjneS
Ncw Ylcr,er 8idltcrs Nari che perbci
ratbe,r 6raa ibrcA Sn'ci Iilcn. uh
ns be quite $iitc ~ OcrIcpcu. %icl.
Igih, hat cg lcIbii t.nc babl,Ile 9iidltc.
--Gtnt 6rau Ntcp. pir im Nli,r
bon 20 1nbren hdl ium n,HnICu afu
lie esrheiroiaeic, bcbourtet ban bic
Wdnntr ollie mittinauoet HldI, tnus
a.n. llniunlehr III ,uye etl>oauer ~
bcluuuhcra
-3n pcrtaUicu; ,I>uci
cinjdbri0 upllblut Shorihmn &uIIcu
mo Gin rlniohrmcr eyooct SulIe
bel Igbu ScnDemaIo
sSti;phaiid, Mo.
-Mek 0ir Eaten: ;, uub 3.
Sprit q. o0ut ,uirG an o,citu 5n0en
bier in itiuer Clilgc m &gramepcr
Notcl III Iciucm Seraic oils 3dhunrit
thatil icla ... ~.
l--To nItuauo arNtrS 6oi ,Sub
hnbtu Nolltc. II Uturne g. Ispulo
wicbcr icia eiReucr @ndiiuher olS
lAdhSem N:r stii.p.u %n, ,iic 6iieus
bobr nelppyh,J
--Ner 9pu,oo eptrS bon Il. Hn,
thpng beiudlte ont lsktcn 2cruerlton
feline hirNocr NG'ru. Spicpb nuo
Netmidl 9VttS ura anhvc Scypouo'
to. Sadl bliuv. oa6 CT iirh unS IN
uniercm Snut,am rpriicil;c upb lei
Htn lObreSbtir6n ilsw 3nItSblnit
hintrrkRit. Int 81 uaiert pce5inbIit
l,ga Tnui
--GS aibt. idlytibt aoui tidala
baS .Scna!ia ,Sptirial.. IN uuirrcc
Siabt iuiurb,. luie in nuocn. reulc.
bic piel hber @Imeri on fprtldritt
in Semcimucicn rtoeu, CO iiuh bic,
icS meiii Gcuic, bic ielbli nidltS thun,
UNI ben ,srrricnr,tt Der Sn6t ~ fsr
bern, ieaeern aIhtrc oasn. an'pprren
morltcu. bumit nc. bic ,shraler nom
aus oeu, 6crtihriii, b;h 2Inbcrc tnS
9tbeu ocruicIl, aGeer sieh,n t0unru.
smitutt Al tuteu, iuIlien ioIclr
9dlraler iidl irlbi, anrh ! boten
bcmertIid) MADDEN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
saatei slRra silSgesr.

Gin erbarmauaslUier sROrocr lit
sIvpenNccitiS mir ieiueu uicIen Cp.
irm. aecr 3r. ainaS sl.,u 9ile
galls ttht.u Inn eurhl Sserhiubsrnna
eie mit,en miloe cus alsaaeu asber
nnb Gii e.peies, .pertinbcrn eenn,,
uib. iueltles Nppenbrfitis peraniaft.
BELT Srri,5pfunp, appildmr,a. vi
jieHtit uHb i,iebgt. ~ tsi ., I'll.
soneuer 4 Son 6ssfrheIll pkh hpIi
l1nh Z ~. Edlyli /. ApFs, =. zhe=
ma nnb u. eiIiabeifl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30
Nar SdaIinpsrinienStat.

gsir iinO ermddliie, 0crm Y. u.
! ,luneS ole anaoiSnten iir NaS Nmi
eines sSthuiiupria,enacrten aIisnieiacil
untcrwurisu DsIg @illen ecr ssdhIer
oui Der ShuIwohI em +! asril.
= e. kt4
sssy Cub rm6htia. osrya u. =.
egsaii al aaneiea,rn iiU fss Antt
eints erhuiiswriaiYeestsp s',ia'
,riesn gns<rlssrfs ssss. lIIss~sss
asatIst crl er- s1alm1hl a-' I
Writ,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-03-30

@,uu ihr ShcmudtiSn,uS habet in
cnrcu ,fu6cn pocr bdu0er 10 mcueet
Chamberlain : SlH,,ntut az uuo ihr
lucroct idmcll SlnoerunQ fiaotr. Mo-
tat nur ciucn &iertei Collar, Yer
Iau't bci alien Cdu6cri.