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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22

It is an ominous sign. The statis- tics of potatoes, deserve and ought to command the attention of economists, philosophers and statesmen.
 Above all those figures ought to command the attention of the great American voter, who should deter mine the factors that are making meat scarce and potatoes common. ,9 While he is considering the potato question he may as we'll remember that the same census figures show that owned homes are fewer and rented homes more; that mortgaged homes are more, and unencumbered homes less. Sinister facts are these, that cast dark shadows. across the threshold of the American future.
 If the lines shall continue to be drawn as they are projected some
 traveller of the future, looking upon America-perhaps an African-may
 find nation in which all the people Save a few-are renters of homes m
 which potatoes are the chief article of diet-just as rice leads the Chin csc cuisine.
 Having seen, he may write to his newspaper. "TAese Americans are a race of interiors. They eat vege-
 tables, and lack the robustness and virility of meat eating peoples" Their numbers have recently been
 much depleted by a potato famine, which deprived them of their chief article of food."
 There may be nobody to tell hiu
 that the Americans ate meat as long as they could get it.
 For his protection will it not be wise. hereafter, to deposit in the cor, | ner stones of our public monuments the statistics of potatoes, and all the information necessary to indicate ths transition that marked the long Cor | will it be long) passage of a people from a balanced ration, strong in fats and proteins, to a nation in
 whose nation starch was heavily pre- dominant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
THE POTATO CROP AND SOME
 CAUSES OF THE DECLINE OF NATIONS

American ration. What does this show? Let us find an answer in contemporary Incident.
 Dr. Sargent, physical director of Harvard University, recently des- patched two brothers in a walk across the continent. Tn health and stamina the men were on a plane, but one was a meat eater and the other 8 vegetarian. They made the trip in almost equal form, but the meat eat CT gained only three pounds enroute. while the vegetable eater gained eight pounds.
 From this pr. Sargent predicated a triumph for the vegetable eater.
 The esteemed New York World, however, pointed out the insufficient cy of the evidence upon which the conclusion was based, and renewed the oft-repeated assertion that a test of meat eating and vegetable eating has been long in existence under na- ture's own direction, with this result:
 THAT THE MEAT EATING PEO- PLIES ARE THE SUPERIOR PEO- PLIES AND THE VEGETABLE EAT ING PEOPLES ARE THE INFERIOR PEOPLES. A
 This plausible proposition, like Dr. Sargent's. will not bear inspection The truth seems to be that the veg etable eaters have been driven to their diet by poverty. They are in- ferior not because they eat vege- tables, but because they have been reduced to conditions of life not fa- vorable to the production of the best kind of men and women.
 THE MEAT EATING NATIONS ARE NOT THEN SUPERIOR BE- CAUSE THEY EAT MEAT. THEY EAT MEAT BECAUSE THEY ARE SUPERIOR.
 They are superior because the en- vironment is more favorable to col lective we'll being than the environ ment furnished the populations of the vegetable eating countries.
 Meat is costly. Men eat meat as long as they can get it. They can get it only when the conditions fur nish the necessary standard of sub- sistence.
 The people of the United States are eating less meat and more potatoes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22

Not many years ago 1t was the fashion to make history a stately pa Eeant of kings. queens and notables. It was a necessity. for none knsw the scientific way. Men were slow in learning that leaders are in a large sense puppets of their day and time. pushed upward from the pack by the, force of the conditions sur rounding them.
 Your modern history is written in the light of the daily doings of the people. of invention, of soil and en- vironment. The emphemeral history written in newspapers even now has the defect that it gives too much inn portance to the acts of presidents. near presidents and would-be presi- dents, magnates and personages. and too little to really important phenom- ena. .. = ..
 Upon the first page of the Far mer, Wednesday, there was much about what President Taft thinks about Schedule K. There was more on the conduct of a minister who emulated the example of Origen. On the eleventh page obscurely were the statistics of the potato crop, collect ed at the Thirteenth DecenniaI Gen. sus.
 It is submitted-for men will differ : in their estimates of values-that the figures of the humble potato are vast ly more important, if less interesting than the more glittering news to which the opportunism of newspaper making required its subordination.
 The increase in the use of potatoes ln thirty years has been 130 per cent. while the population has increased about 80 per cent. This the sta- tistics showed.
 POTATOES ARE THE ONLY IM- PORTANT FOOD CROP WHICH HAS INCREASED FASTER THAN THE POPULATION.
 There is less meat per capita than there used to be, and less of the mo- ble grains that carry the highest food values.
 The American people are eating less meat and more vegetables and grains. The cheap and coarse po- ato, with it's starchy content, is making an even larger place in the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
HOW THEY HANDLE THE GAS PROBLEM % IN CITIES OF THE MIDDLE WEST


 that and the T5 cent rate should be impounded for one year. for the bene- fit of the consumer in the event of a decision in his favor. If the suit drags more than year the amount impounded will be the difference be- tween the eighty cent rate and the seventy cent rate. ,,S>
 It is not apprehended that the 75 cent rate will be found unreasonable. Gas is sold at 70 cents the thousand in many western cities smaller than Chicago, in Milwaukee. to wit, where said to set a return of twelve per cent. on capitalization more than liberal. S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22

some things are better done in the Middle West. One of them is rate re-ulation. The power to fix rates for public service commodities is given to many western cities. notably to Chi cago. which has recently adopted an ordinance fixing the rate, at which gas shall be sold in. Chicago at 75 cents Tor one year. at 70 cents for the next two years and, at ss cents for two years thereafter.
 The company attempted to defy the order. Judge Hickman Scanlan is sued . mandate forbidding l.. conn pany to collect more than eighty cents thousand feet from consumers, and ordering that the difference between
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss, G1Ips xrx aVaf f-6ts-RT

November Z8th. 1911-
 Estate of Antonio Negry, late Of the town of Bridgeport in said Dis trict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the dase hereof for Creditors of sald Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, wffhsn said time, will be debarTed q rscov- cry All persons indebted to said Es- tatee are requested to make 3mmsdi< ate payment to
 ALEXANDER L. DELANEY. |T19ss Administrator
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22

At 1Oc---Lot Twenty-Five cept Fur Kittens.
 At 58c---Splendid Clamp Ice Skates for men and boys.
 At $1.25---steering Sleds similar to Flexible Flyers
 At 1c---Lot Fancy Balls for Chil- dren. Have been five cents.
 At 2Oc---Mechanical Trains. com plete with Track in box.
 At 20c---Trolley car on track.
 At 3 for 1c or 1c dozen---SmalI red Bells for decorations
 At 70c---Our Splendid Dollar Sweat CTS for boys. Oxford with Brown, Navy or Cardinal borders.
 At 5Sc---Special lot large Christmas Trees. Kind we have been selling at one dollar.
 At 20c---Way's Mufflers. All oelors. At 66c---Comb and Brush Set. Put up in Boxes.
 At 12Hc---Our twenty-five cent Toque or Tassel Caps.
 At 16c---Ladies' twenty-five cent Ribbed Underwear.
 At 49c---Daisy Air Rifles.
 At 45c---New Pop Guns made same as Daisy Air Rifles and long like the Rifles.
 At 98c---Boys or Girls Indian Suits.
 At 6Sc---Handsoue Corset Covers.
 At 9Oc---Splendid Steel Carving Sets made by one of the best factor ies, pieces in set.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
The SOUTHLAND SCHOOL,
(IncorpOratedl

Have you considered the advantages that the Courtland Sctlos5 oz.ers sc girls of all ages? Ask for the Schnoi
 Yearbook at the book stores. 1h9 management desires to emphasize the fact that visitors to the School are cordially welcome. In no other way can so correct an idea of its equip ment and methods be gained. 4
 A new Kindergarten Primary Class just opened for young children. both girls and boys. Pupils entered at any time during the year. Those received now charged only for the second half year, which begins February 1. Ar engagements made for the transpOrta- ton of little children from remote neighborhoods, if sufficient number be registered from any one district.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
lhe United Illuminating Co
 1115 Broad Street
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, sx- nD nI> ATE, COTTRT

December 18th. 1911. Estate of Mary A. Conlin, late Of the town of Bridgeport in said Dis trict deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the fass hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. ~ ahIn said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested o~make imms6s- ate payment to.
 T2Ossp AdministratoT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
Lace Section.

Arabian and Renaissance Lace Mats and Scarves for use on polished tables and bufets Quite elegant SO cts to 5000. E
 Fans, white silk and gauge of dantiness, 90 cts, $I.oo, $I25 $I. 50 and up to $I2oo
 Colored Silk Fans with sticks of sweet smelling sandalwood, SIPS, $eoo to $3.75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
Fancy Things of Cretonne

Sewing Screens that fold and can be carried about from one room to another Dainty things in pink blue
 Stocking and Laundry Bags of capacious size and novel design.
 Cabinets for the dresser lowboy, three drawers for trnkets.
 Photograph Frames, screen style with two wings, blue pink. \ DInity Scarves for the Dresser.
 Of sprigged dimityr in pink blue effects, white powdered with tiny florets. Third floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22

Chicago-Ice cream that is composed almost entirely of beef fat, is the lat est evasion of the pure food laws dis covered here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
THE NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT MAZDA

These Lamps furnished only to cus- fomers connected with our seTy5Gz-
 CHEAPER and BETTER than aDJ other LIGHT.
 Tet,us give you an estimate to w1P8 and fit your store or office with f1sese TamDS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
Trunk and Bag Department

Thoroughly equipped and in condition to fill any needed want gf An Attractive Special in Suit Cases. Of heavy sole leather, brass trimmed, lined with stout tan nen and with extra strong handles. Sold regularly at 80. .5o
 $500 for Christmas Slle<Hat Boxes for Men, russet leather made in Great Britain. >
 S11.25.
 Fourt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
Bags of Various and Sundry Fashion

Alag IS a necessity to the modern and she must have more, for such occasions may require,
 Leather and Velvet Hand Bags for general street and shopping service
 Silk and Satin Elbow-Pouches'' for the theatre and bridge s. =
 Tapestry "Musketeersa for carriage and limousine r use. Leather Goods and Jewelry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22


 At 2scJ,-The Game of Flinch still At 44c---Splendid Hand Kni+ Au iation Caps. Big Bargain for n,,r customers. Aoi our At 25c---Choice of large lo+ sno Post Card Albums. ooo At 98c---Splendid Train of Cars tb.. rrns on track. 'ii1t At 15c---Lot of twentv-f,y. dressed Dolls. Special price for Sa4 urday only. iol 0at- At 36c---Large Kidene Dolls Reo,- lar 50 cents. i'os At 25c---Splendid assortran4 = Gloves for men and boys.
 At 25c to $2.95---Boys,' Tool r,to.4- At 10c to $1.95-Extra. Good Dr,,s,ss At 25c to $4.95---Pianos for uttls 4ha Girls. ior the At 25c to 9sc---Big Black po.,s At soc to $1.95---Doll Baby Caro riages. At 1Oc---Assorted kinds Mecban,ca, Toys. Were 25c. At 25c---Extra Good Side e.onohs for Ladies. At $1.25---Three piece sets e,onoh Brush and Mirror. nD' At 25c---Dozen Nut Picks i'm Nice Box At SC 6 for 25c---Pixes P1ants in Pots for the Children. Grow in fortv- eight hours.
 At soc to $2.0O---Some big value. on mems and women's Umbrellas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-22
R ADf0RD B. SMITH

lO72 Main St. DEPARTMENT STORE. 89 Fairfeld Ave
 THE STORE TO FIND SCARCE ARTICLES.
 And he Car Fare Holiday Goods at Bargain Prices Great Sale To Saturday
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
.adtuu Al eisr,r,ablsrl

ID tperbe ID ansesttenef 3eit on
iufaen Crten lein UNI Gieifsth eir.
snfplleftieren.
pooie dtssf ben .. sleUember
BoiboIl. bis'Rittnas ben 10. slp'
ufmbtr.
trantenHeiii. tpn Q ilbr ssndjnsit.
age ben 10. sipbeinbsr.
lhbsfoipn: bfs- Wittnss ben IL.
stuuenber.
gSantpis, pua 8 llbr sia4tnittass
ben 49,, H.. uhb IS. 9oneiilber.
Starte ben l6. stpusn,ber.
ct. anbert, bon sEittnas Bis sur
Antunit bes iotdfen 6rahtsases y.
ben II. sluoeniber.
Sunnpts Rill ben ls. 9pbeirtber.
llebriee i3eit in Der Grtteftors Ci-
flee su qinu, Ru.
2sine 9iiien lperben. tuie IS suuul
ae' 'flehen. an ynntiere. anuilent.
unb 2pitnleiiter aeianbt peron. ion
| bern an alle, bic ca pertanoeu. cir
8er,eihnis Der su enttiditen9er
| Steueri, geidnbt werbcn. gringt
: eure nltrn Chittuuaer nit siir Illus
aieihune.
3amrs Tydtrclf. e,careinnebme,
iir Cidae Go, Rp
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
laanjse e&t.


aI..rt, sis suabs pen iini SatreH
bsilmuitts bsni GrpbDaiT ~ eeiirn
slnnienstaas fip GspissfasH. ban CT
NIT SfstE hno Giisr agsswrHois &C.
lerHi bate. Ter GrrEua.er iuar oa-
ra6er iebr erireiit puo wotlte EuH
nmG ieinem ueinen GHteI cine srsu.
be modem. CT Hntlu eiu Sinifrnrs-
cmifad in Si[tsr in bic refxs nub e.
nen SaHffnnleuidlejn in bic lirte
6sHt. seigts bslse Sahsn scm sna.
ben lnb iprah: Sell pu mir beute
Eiuen 10 id,5neu Sgrad; ,nm Aanzenss
tase aiiiseiast bnit, 10 idseHtf it
eir fhuf Srnnteu. 4as III bir nun
liebcr, bieies fnufirinterfli in SiIs
ber. oocr bies bubble 9ilodleu. acs
and, ilnt5rantcu rperth iifr Ter aiei
ne bebnhte iid, cine &eile Hnb iae:e
hann id,muHsstHO: .Siite gr0hystcr.
uitle mir bas Silbsritiif in has net.
te &npierAen. oainii id es uEteuuces
nibt pcrliere.'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
The JUMBO
C. CZARLINSKY, Prop
2l0 East High Str.
Jefferson City, Mo.

Nm gaseonabe ithelueu ieine
bride, Saicn. 2artieS etc, iih nebr
auiSuhoIten; beun Tr. Booc nno
0err 6int pun 9im ip6hten at Der
Mlaries nad) 8eu!s bcS eolcn ssiloes.
Sb bieie beiben 9simruos aus Der
MetrppuIe upn Cinse Co.. uoer bic
uUu Der Wetropule ocs Staates Die
meiit POM @aiomanus sG'Ilde Se'
eunltigtcn mareu. III rus unbe:onnt.
So oicl aber iii uns betanni ROB
unicre Ninrp0e-Ytaulenbier 81 rer
ueu ii; niht nothuenoig, lie llno oh
ncbin iiber bas sause Sano betnnnt'
- nub irlher olinehen ais bic 3a'
aer upn gluswnrts nnb pur oic'en
idun ben &abn uber iuic Der Nnieris
touer inat. ben .Grcam" obscidbpit
baben. Scit bic Snab nhf-Surfus ois
len, iietlt bic 6rou @cntnblin nuie'
rer 3aecr nIltd1lih eircn Sraten
! pou &iloprct lnirid' pocr Surtcpl
aui 6ru Iiih. Via - on ldIIt nuE
ecraoe Gin BAH Der Sautinaunastaa
nid)t mC hr icrue it mb nn cieiem
Sage oudl aui bcs ,3citltneSmumies
[oiel untcr teincn llmltonoen Der
arcBc nb itbmadboite omeritauidc
SuacI icblen iulItc. ger bon rmie
cit glimrp0cn uuS eiueu iolden 8ra,
F! ten uerid)nlicu wpllte. puroen mir
ncrne onS Ooiiir anaeiunnOte EuIuer
nrb Slei ueralten,
! 0ntli, 0oIlo, Sdl bin eiu SdecrS
ntann.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
psraiusliaisit.

Gs ,udr nod uie elm Grotntfnnm
Woll 8lld uuo Se,lEa.tstt.
Der iid, nidt allaubhib rsrmil4t
Mit e d, mers 4 uhb ttsfrm y eib:
Ter Iidb atdht tosrib bpm benz bera.
Tas er bsrd, 4sahp tethbrt.
llnb Ddt bic ttilbe qeibcHfulafl
2ann rettuusslcs petteert.-- !
Gs iuar ,iud nie eih frphes Nup.
Tas brdnei, /, nid3t eefailt.
limb teiien beit'rra etrabf mod HE
Gin 9raueril or umbillt:
@irIcb'u 6ie id6niie Slunts blhb III
Sic tueltt iinS IN babth;--
@ir iud,en einen e erftsu teb'n
BUR u a dj t. ipo Ct etnit idlien.
90 lpdr mod nir cin ebles 6etS,
tin @eiit boil Geftb uilo Strait
Tem fur icin hubes Streben itidlt
Tie Relt nur sseiu seifafft--
@ie Oft perbiret sin 2crberrtrars
Ter bc6r bic stirn iiniliflt,
Yin bbes oer; unb eiiie.i @eiii.
Ter In Sf tsiueiiliins bridt:
gs ,par rph uie-uuo ipite ME iein
sIui Grben cine Aeit. ,
sep lid, puu gsobu uno qeibcniolaft /:
Tie aRenihhelt adhs be',eit;
@ohl lpsbielt Ailes. podl % miro
slr idinOber 2hes Ranb-
llnb ipeit pom 3iele iinteh bic
aabrhuhbstte III Staub.
abpIpb ssiliih.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
6ir@li@eS.

SImeri,n III burd bic Grncuuurp
breier nmeritaniidcr 2arbiudIe ac
ebrt. ,@u aarSindlcu crhober lrur
beu Miar. Tipmebc ifalcuriu, pdblt'
Iider Gblipat ~ &aibinatUu. Grsr
biidlpi 2obu ". 6nrIen TON e,c,u
gDprt mo NiIlinm G'Gpggcll upi
Bolton, MaSS. VIM leten Nopember
ncroeu Mlar. Solcoriu uuo GrSbi
irboi Sarlcu Ntl CUR Spminhrt cul
Der -arpuprinsciiiu 9eeilie" eiHihll-
len, Wabrcnb Grshiidbpi C'GprrcII.
Der brittle Observation-Disclosures, birett
bon Notion obrtiit. 2is @arce Der
Aaraindie Der tntd. airhe par nctS
bcrpprraaeno. ea lie bic airde nit
ben, Enbiie per,polien. aelpiltsrn'a
bcs icincu hodl,en Gem, bariiellen.
Sir Tub bic dIritsu Der lirche ure
icit 1868 ben 1riuseu pou e,ebIiit
aIeihaeiicIlt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
Nerlawat.

Gin pSer slpei tuaee Sur't3en I'M
Nl,er upn ls-l4 Saarsu. Die Mill.
obns bic &clls e,neS IetetiipA sn
ijpieleu Dem .&pi,shiatt- i!rr; uno
slneia el.peheutlits Die Sp'als%tus
ia,siteu n,itthsiIsr tfmen uuo mol
len. Sielie;dit TnSct Der cine Ioer
arhsre hicrin eie Uiir S;uie DER
Setter aui Die CT iadter ais 6lbra
im acihiacu. miiieuidRitliChen ppIi
,iidiea Sebtu I;a, Sui uuo Sahu
errinaen lark.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09

Gt ssoes.rp &iliun. Gg.Eri'i-
bent Der Srineetpr lluip.. :ueeH
bIifiid @uucruUr pf u. !. uno be.
mptr. annoibat iiir &rdiiOent. bat
ihOu vor Sait einen 3irteliduuna
upH 5000 Reiler eemnclt. Oh otas
bemiifs @r6se uuS pppuldre sSeiss
hris uereirt in einru SIieu ~ finoen
fn5' Go,uartcu-uHh lbee triuten
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09

&tun bic 9tan Nlkten. eaS Ger
;fpsiuue uidst nm llunerhdalihtet.
ipneern aah 9slbiadt uas 9sberlei'
ben serarietht. naresn iie bale Er
aiuas s,c,p 9iie Sifls ueomeu mi
.,iu Gnbe earans MAIDEN. sself ii'
5lli6Htds. ausiweh. dieber IN
sd,ndde. .sar as sa habsn bel .
pil.snsper & Gen. sasip6alia un.
.iets ionic bei e. y. sduell Spa'
lraeino Co.. q. 7hsufas nhe q
-=-=rs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
gotaIes'

Nutultb
---6err Guirin ,sseistpri iieat sur
3eit idnpcr irani batuicoer:
-5rm GaSpar Ieber unb 0rl.
@ertrup ,Sobaunesmeuer tebrten ge'
iieru uon eirem Sslute in tcr
Stontsbauptitnbt brim.
-Sersciicl Sie 2atcu i;itIt. ben
10. mo 20. Npucmber. ba onur hcr
,3nbnor;t 2r. Buue bier iein pirS.
- sir Jcr NduipreiS apn $500
bat 0err @crunro Hcbnacn bic Spe
@icqers 6arT. bic &C 'dbuu leit mel-
rerrn 3Gbren eepadItet. crruprbeu.
-Ven Nlutbpue III nit Satin
uno oll iciner 6abc In baS i'm @clt'
cub bic eCr Stnbt scleRccc pons ocS
0crru UcrrEc Ghfirup et;acipRtr.
-0cuc lpurbr luieocr,ru ciEe
Gorlnouna sortoiisln. bic spclte.
ilr hicigc eSrid,ditsIehte Uon 0cul
Tanipicr Romnua on ocr bicligci'
9anhuua obRciooCn,
--qcie nod cinmnl baS an Der
Spiec beS SpI'SbIntt iieherSe ee-
biht -' .VeraanaIldtcit" bon &il'
lih
--6udru. Sa.er GiepeubrOd r,iitC
om MUntaa nab Clifton siluI SeiudlC
bes burtiocu Eiarrcrs 8cp $Ieub,
--Su Der erubCn 0oile Ocr lieut.
ihcu @eielHhait ~ *rilaoclpbic
erbielten SdliiIcr erS q 8udlihulcr
om 2s. 1uni Trelie IN bentide'
Spradle uno 2lteratur.
--Qcie uuo icic has an Der Spis,
iebenbe itbuc 8soidlt r8e,adseIidl'
lett" uuu NOoIpH gaittidl
--9nbuar,t g.. g. Cove pur Vim
uirb in ieirer Frnris bier tbdtil
iein am ~ rnb 20 9iouembcr.
--Qc Sitmo sniltcmtler uni
Epbr' perloreter cine 9arlnbuns
Sdiueint uro NtuOpieb. fGr bet
N,artt in Ct. 9ouiS unb drute gin
hcn @srncr uHe Quedcnhpfi nit ci
ncr Garloeuna Sdaie notl oottbii
ut.
--1t Serrra Gesmdn uio penr,
2peten eiattiRneu nno aInocr pui
laps weifeu oenenw6rtia aui 8e'ud
bci arou Grant fiel babier. eeib,
Samiliru iine aui ber Seinueiie mad
bem fc benz Senvdbniiie her Nutter
Sdwicacrmntter nnh 9rpBmo,ua-
&ueller om Tieuiioa 80 3idipuu,aii
beiae,puhnt.
Tedt bic WInttcr ntdn mt
Sdullea 80,
&uIt ihmersbewent bic alrocridha
iobarn:
., @ptt Inn bimmel, MNh. eli
: 6enterleip,., a
Tai Nltterd,en ms ih,iuer IShel
io,ml"
ser 6baf, y ttk.bou Seiietlu
Gitu.iuwie &itt,pc Senrp, Burtb DO
2ppis Greet. Yaittcr pbH, Ghartcs
ipeiien ansenbldlidD inn alien, trau
ten Seim oabieg. "A, Wi "a
Ter it0nis xnli:itlbnum
umihattct burt oslr Scfs. no =
gcbtreng
IN asr s1tssa:azae.tx fss
Gin niieerestts fets. lltba leter
bcs gennth ID ,pifntaIf il Der On
prbnunp be- &ssehs su fnbth. q
Naann ber, pw nerbaat, IN fsts |
safem pnin6r. Sirle saprrcit .ii
.n,a,er p6a sfpkrkfihrtfbs 5pri,
ssss 's,s'. 81 ssslsls Il Ess y NJ
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
Usage County Fair Associate
SeiaaniaaGaHs.

Sllc Atticu, ,Iuhnber Ser Sicr
Gpurtu 6nir Siiuciatuu iiuO hiermit
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ano su ucri;auoiacu,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09

Cbelcim RulitjtS ilr $iclc ieis
ielno, 10 tnuu bcruodl 9iienn0 iager.
luie lnrRc prriUuIihs uOer &arD
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mont, 9Iriu. Ser'p bun &raiibcnt
Gleueiauo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
pslitiihts.

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Der lber ssoheu eeOnuert. iuiro
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ler;:hl eieier 5our. uirb allc bis
besigeu : 5Ourcu ppH &rdiibcnten uue
munlb be ssreiiecntS In ben SdJutten
iiellen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-09
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pcrs.n.