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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-28
PRIESTS OF PALLAS
Kansas City, Mo.

Also Missouri Valley Fair and
Exposition.
September 80 to October 9th.
$4.90, via No. Pac., there and
back, oct End to 9th, good
to return until Oct. the 9th.
Associated Festivities of
the Mississippi Valley, St.
Louis, Mo-, Sept. 18th, Oct.
9TH, 1911. Fare of $40 tor
the round trip from Versailles.
No., via Mo. Pac.
n. f. MAAAN. AGENT.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-28

Advertise in the Republican, it is as
good, if not better, than any, be-
cause it is read; ant pulls for Ver-
sailles and Morgan County 81
weeks in the year.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-28
The Millinery Bazar.

For Street Fair Hats call and see
us. We will fit you with hat at a
low price. Call and see us.
n. +. MOUNTS. O..
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
REVIVAL TO
COMMENCE NEXT
THURSDAY

Evangelist Huckabee, who is
at present conducting a series of
meetings at Roswell, will be in
Estancia next week and on Thurs
day night begin a series of meet
ings at the Methodist Church He
will be accompanied by J. B.
Crawford, who assists him in the
meetings. Both are reported as
interesting speakers and intense
workers, and will give their best
efforts here, the home of Mr..
Crawford. Everybody is invited
to attend the meetings and work
for their success.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
MOn6y Maker

Melrose, N. NJ, Nov. 23-
Over $11 900 have been paid the
Melrose farmers for hroomcorn
the past few days and this
amount of che product does not
include a large amount that is
tied up here owing to the failure
of one buyer to produce his
money. He made a small pay
ment and had the corn delivered.
1t is now stocked here waiting
for him to pay the rest or else
for some buyer to take it off the
hands Of the farmers who refuse
to let it go. The company has
offered to give it's notes and to
leave the corn here as sesurity,
but the farmers prefer to sell.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
Thanksgiving Services

Thanksgiving services are
being planned at several of the
school houses in the county.
Those heard from so far are
SilVerton, New Home and BIa.
ney. Possibly and probably
there will be others. the
school children will have their
part in the program, patrons
and pastors will mrke short
addresses, and all will join in
the old-time Thanksgiving At
noon immense tables will be
spread and q feast rivalling
those of the days Of Miles
Standish will tempt to intern
pprance in eatiug.
There may be some in the
Valley whose Thanksgiving
dinner will be not a feast but
a parody. If any one knows
Of such, will he or she kindly
eport the names and circum
stances to the News? We can
not pledge to send a feast to
those in Speed, but we have a
lumber of friends who will
gladly assist US, and if there
are any who are in need on
want. we shall do our part to
see that they have a good
Thanksgiving dinner, and be
ieve our friends will stands by
us to assist.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

Thursday Nov. 30th has been
designated as Thanksgiving
Dav." Let us be thankful that
VIC are living in this the greatest
year the world has ever seen.
Let us be thankful that the
world is getting better every
year, that there is more good in
the world today than ever be-
fore, that each Of US can con-
tribute daily our mite in the
work of uplifting humanity,
scattering sunshine, drying the
tears of the sorrowing, and in a
thousands different way to make
the world better and brighter
because We live in it. Let US be
thankful for the optimist whose
smile is contagious, whose
coming changes our atmosphere,
oils the bearings of life and
drives away the blues, We
should be. thankful for little
helpers We meet every day; the
flowers, the birds, the sunshine,
the songs we hear, the laughter
of children, the good books we
read the smiles we meet, the
kind words spoken to us, friends
who are really interested in US
and who believe in US. All
these things should make us
better citizens, and will do so if
we will rightly appreciate them
and remember that every good
gift cometh down from the
Father of light, with whom there
is 10 variableness neither sha-
dow of turning. Let US be
truly thankful.-The Tucumcari
Sun
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
Infant Ui6S

Robert Earl Mcbride, age 3
years, 3 months and 10 days died
Sunday, November 19, 1911 at
Grand Saline, Texas, of typhoid
fever. Funeral services were
held from the Presbyterian
church on Monday.
The little one was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcbride,
former residents of the Estancia
valley, Mrs. Mcbride being the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Fielder. Their many friends
mere extend sympathy.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
Oh06rtuIn6SS

Laugh and the world laughs with you;
Weep and you weep alone,
For sad old earth mnst borrow It's mirth
1t has troubles enough of its own
Sing, and the hiiis will answer;
Sigh, and it's lost on the air.
The echoes rebound to joyful sound,
But shirk from voicing care.
Rejoice and men will seek you;
Grieve and they turn and go.
They want full measure of all of your
pleasure,
But they do not want your woe.
Be glad and your friends are many;
Be sad and you lose them all,
there are none to decline your nectaroc
wine,
But alone you must drink the gall.
Feast and your halls are crowded;
Fast and the world goes by.h
Succeed and give and it helps you to live,
But no man can help 10 die,
There is room in the halls Of pleasure
For large and l,rdly train.
But one by one we must Iile on
Through the narrow ais es of pain.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
NOOdS-PdC PdC6

Married at the home of the
brides mother, four miles west
of town, Friday evening, Harry
c. Pace and Gertrude May
Woods, Rev. T. A. Windsor Of
ficiating. The wedding was
quiet one, only a few friends be-
ing present. The many friends
of the young people will wish
them a pleasant journey through
life.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

A. J. Green disposed of a span
of Missouri Kickers'' yester-
day, receiving in exchange there
for a check for four hundred dol
lars. With such prices, it looks
as if mule raising would pay in
the valley, especially where there
is so much fine native grass go
ing to waste,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
Ladies' Bowl

Ladies Night at the Box Ball
Alley is proving interesting,
the ladies showing themselves
about as good bowlers as the
men. On Friday night Mrs.
Travis carried off the prize, a
handsome vase, with a score of
l45, with Mrs. Neal Jeuson II
close second, her score being
l44.
During the week, 81 Ellis
held the record among the
gents, with W. A. Brumback a
close second. Prizes are given
the best bowIers each week,
with a special prize hung up
for the highest score before
Christmas.
On account Of the Thanks
giving Ball on Thursday, night
the ladies' have asked that they
be given Tuesday night instead
the coming week, which has
been granted.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
THANKSGIVING \.
TIME, IS
:, #. r- .rns,1
At HAND

The year now drawing to a
close has been replete with man
ifestations of Divine goodness,
Our people have prospered. Our
state has increased in wealth and
material resources; our harvests
have been bountiful. No pesti-
lence has put its blight upon us.
True, some calamities have over
taken us, causing suffering to
some of our people, but this con-
dition, where the resources of
our county are so enormous, and
the energies of our people so
great, can be only temporary. A
moral awakening is apparent
throughout the land. The dawn
Of a better day is here. The
doctrine of a broader brother
hood is spreading. Let us en-
courage industry; let US attack
not wealth, but it's abuses; let us
fight not men, but the evil they
do; let US not love money, but
manhood, John F, Shafroth.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
New SCh6duI6

On Wednesday, November 20,
a new schedule will go into effect
on the New Mexico Central, the
northbound train, No. 3, arriving
at Estancia at 1920, stopping
twenty minutes for dinner. The
southbound train, No. 4, will ar
rive at 4:18 .. m.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

A card from Rev. B. F. Sum-
mers, at Mountainair, says; con
account of the quarterly meeting
here and the revival, I will not
be in Estancia next Sunday to
preach. Will you please so an
nounce in your paper and oblige.
Meeting here increasing in inter
est
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
SUNDAY Services

The Presbyterjaus viii nos
services at the Baptist churcf,
Sunday at II a. m. Rev. J. R.
Carver expects the assistance of
Rev. John Monty. Sunday School
Missionary Of the Rio Grande
Presbytery. There will be special
music. All are welcome.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

Joe Fehmer came in yesterday
from Mexico, where he has been
working for some months. He
will look after his farm north
west of town for a while. He
was kept busy during the after
noon shaking hands with his
many friends on the streets.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26
q.
BUDGET OF
NEWS FROM /.
SILVERT0N
.s.z.~ k Il Il. 19iiI.sb

lNo, 4NO, MI. CullOI, we aIC 1oe Llou,
nor dead, nor gone snowhere; we are
just busy digging potatoes, or rather
picking up potatoes, making mirce
meat, papering our shack against these
cold winds. ETC. We hope to get every
thing in ship shape for the winter and
then We'll have more time, as we sit
before the fire popping, corn, eating ap-
pies and dreaming of the good old sum-
mer time to come perhaps then we'll
write regularly for the newsiest of pa
pers--t the News.
George Clark, Of this neighborhood,
has secured nice school to teach, the
Thompson school. Mr.. Clark is an old
teacher or rather an experienced teach
er and we'll educated gentleman and
we predict for h.n t..:;cA snccess in this
school and wish him well. He says he
wants good housekeeper as soon as
his school is over and if he cant get ore
of his own, he'll take some one else's,
So look sharp, ye oldsh-like girls and
nice widows, Tor he sure means busi-
ness.
Robert Steele, who has been crippled
by severe cut on the calf of his leg, is
beginning to walk few steps without
his, erutches, and he@is sspleased as if
he was just learning to walk. Drs. Ma
son and Garvin did an excellent job in
treating this wound, as it is healing
nicely and he has suffered at no tine
with the wound, Being a barbed wire
cash and very deep ragged one, it was
necessarily slow in healing.
presume our editor eXpe cts to fatten
up oa Thanksgiving dinner, as he has
accepted an invitation to no less than
three dinners already, one being in Es-
taucia, one in Siverton and one at Pow
erty Knobs. Now we can not see how
he expects to divide himself up all for
one dinner
Miss Ethel Clark entertained the
young people of the neighborhood last
Friday evening in honor of her visitor,
Miss Ruth Grant A jolly time is re-
ported by all present.
Jess Hubbard and family and Buster
Gist and family started to Albuquerque
last Monday with a load of beans, the
ladies and children going in hack and
the men on the beans.
Ben Walker is tearing down some
sheds on his place near here and moving
them over on his mothers claim, some
four or five miles north.
B. F. Clark aud Amos Kuykendall are
still picking up potatoes. They each
have MICS crop of excellent potatoes.
Chester Milsourn called on Robert
Soeele Thursday, bringing him a nice
treat of pears.
Rev. w. c. Grant and wife spent the
day with Mr., and Mrs. Frank Clark last
Wednesday.
George Clark has his winter supply
of wood hauled and his corn gathered.
A wedding is reported for the near
future in this neighborhood.
The Milbourn boys finished gathering
their potatoes last Thursday.
John Miloourn has been on the sick
list the past three weeks
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

The large number of farmers
on the. streets yesterday proved
Estancia a live town. All the
stores did a fine business and
manya package when wrapped
up, was IaId back "to await
Santa'S order" The beautiful
displays Of Holiday goods at,
tracted many. eyes and a good
business in this line was done,
altho Christmas IS II month
away. By the time WI. hear
Santa's sleighbeIls, his pack
will be SO large he will need an
extra team of reindeer to draw
his sled.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

Edward H. ochnor piano
tuner and reparer with Lear
nard Lindemann Company Of
Albuquerque was in E>taucia
yesterday Iooki z after busl-
ness here.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

S. Spitz and E. R. Paul passed
through Estancia last night from
Santa Fe en- route to Willard to
institute a local lodge A. F. & A.
M.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

Tonight and Sunday fair.
Not much change in tempera-
ture.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

G. H. Van Stone left last night
for Carrizozo, where he goes on
business with Governor-elect Nc
Donald.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-26

Rev. w, c. Grant left last
night for Duran, where he will
fill bis regular appointment to-
day.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
Nlabmspsr-2sssaer.

am ggittwodb bieler Wode iGlOi::
fen In bsr Tiaurtird,e sa aoeIttpwu
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! BON aoslttpwu ppllsps ben 2rauait.
uod,bsm s;E ieisrlidlcs Spdanit pOn
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10 um halh ad,t eelsbriert. xls lraus
,sueen I uueisrtsu Ser Splepb
y Insemrpcr eiu itrnnuner ihHeloiger
artilerif. 2ieut. Der Suubes Grmse.
Der seaenrdstia ani llrlnub iniSa'
tcrhauie 10 @sitpbalia per'peilt
;uoe em Elm GuuFn oes SrautieomS
| III, iorpei 5rdulein Gtriitina 2Oehnsr.
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| ireuubs mis esvahen uuo @lldwiln|
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imo ia be,oun.lih alIe hlbIh uuo
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barn uub Eerponete rreelohen.
| Tas bte Gut,sittnie! bier o'd' be-
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in,unoru uid,t mauaeltc, ia oos
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bin nuh & III mir olIcs sirs. pe
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NnaIaiicn niuht 'rh,lc. Vile lung
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il, ,uptl chue ,3,peiiel. Nm Tcrnrrs.
tao brenb I'D, bee lunRe Srnntpacr
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gpuis.
Nudl Der Eu'Stlottmour wur'da
ben luracu |oare @lGi~-lie hecaicu
on Ter Der Groe.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
The JUMBO
G. CZARLINSkY, Prop.
zlO East High Str.
Jefferson City, Mo.

nnkatt iiuts 81 fein aui bic 9atiua.
Der iie sntiprDiisH. nni bas heinn,h,
lane ibrer Batter. oas pon ben S6I
Tern bepuHocrt. ia iosar bsueihI
lpiro. hh bciieH su ihdmen, ,sua'
poH elmer Tunnlheit uno Eoruirtbeii
be nift ltrena aeune aerne, iucrhen
tam. Gibt 20 audi in Cinse Gpuntu.
ols an ,9ahi p0n Tentihsu Der uUa
Snseonabe iiher ebenblrtie. suI6t.
bic itre ainSer nih, i'm Sinr uns
6crs als Tcutifle crsicheu? l.y
9rl6noer II. itols nui ieiu beima,bs.
lamb. itvls auf bic 9ntipu Der er rr,.
'proiisn. ameritan' bic Elm Ser.
itdnoHiB iur ben Berth bee Genrih.
thums haben. ipnpathiiireu nit bel.
len Hitreburseu. -Sbere is icnrtbiue
ciientiallu bnb in a people. mbc 90
not respect their prpscHi,ors.- iaete
Elm berrDrrneeneer Smc-i,ancr. Sh,
sRehr bic ~ WiIIiousu Nmeri,nucr
eeHtibcg ahiiasiRiGHa FnS etm 90,
len 3ieIe ihrer %prinbnn trru ee,
bIieheH. belshrrn anAn,, Ndl su id,a
men ben zncri,arer ipuiiiagv A5.
surft. peIt bebeutinmcu anH bci.s
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iuelde %plIer re I'M llrabbcueia.
teitssriese uHb tut aaneis ilr Die
Union. ilr frclhri, nre Seti Ca,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19

loc,n,aErcr Co.k:bldtt

AM listen Gar. ieicrte NaS cCvmnh.
ncr %ultSblatt icircu 30. e'esuc,S.
tug. 2ir scn,ieeu cerNgSaebSr, SeR'
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
Want ali BID islbk.

i auf bid ielbit! Serlab bid MI
aui anbre.
; Ne hes aebens 2ait biz heller
traqenl
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ipanhre
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iplie
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au aui bid ielbft @at SrOten
Se&iipsrtranen
rarett Der Sterfawsnn oes %lSers
SpeAen;
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bitt q im Stiirr, ben hhcrn Rprt
errcihea;
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49, 5abrt ipp5l sTAsn,
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4. lpenheu!
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iinb oar ipaidenb.
|e5'n Ne bas glad pon biz binlpsa
essoaen.
Die Wandler. btr isin eiasu Bob
eerbanisrs
Ist In bsm llnelh6 bid sefiniiss pui
betrpRest
fie Reiiien Fnb Ia NV sen pug uni
9ndf
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ihide!
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bern aettep.
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trieben:
amt bu bir nur bic siaeae a.t,tunf
retten,
pb8ettler. biit ein arpias Nv ss
tfieben;
nb Oh SpmSdidial nod fpi.I:
aeidlaaen.
farfa ha bas 6aurt bod itsls srhus
ben traoea!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
sIhtuna! Steneriahltr!

I'd, iucrbe Al onaceebeuer 9cit an
iplaeu Srteu 'iein um Steuern ein.
sutullcttierrn.
Sttober.
Retn, ben "a. nnb 2j. citpber.
9abbtpwu. bis IL llbr @prn,it.nos
ben 2G. Sttpber.
dott, 2 bis 4 llbr Hahnittaes
bCn 26. Sttpbcr.
@citphaIia, ben 81. ct,rbcr bic
lpittops ben 2s. ct.obcr.
aocletumn, rpn II llhr bic l,hr
9InhmittoaS ben SO. ct.ober.
Stronle. bis 3 llhr Rahmittaes
Den 81. C,tubcr
irecbure ben |. Rupember.
Rid|ipirtain. opn llbr &urn,it'
tnes bis 3 llbr &oGmittnps bcu ,.
Nppember.
2ouic Greet ben .. gippembsr
@oibpIl, bis Wi;.nas ben 10. Hu'
pcniber.
irar,crhein. upu ? llhr 9tadlmit,
nas neu 10. 9lpucmbcr.
I YurStcru, bis WittnaS bcu IL.
Noucmtcr.
0hdr'0N. pun y lltr Nohrtttcas
0eu 49,. IT,. uno IL. 9ilVcmbCr.
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Ct. Aubert. non M,ttnNS bis sur
Nn,uui, ScS lpialtn 6radnsuacS ".
Scn IL Nnucmbtr.
NunnptS Akill Den Is, 8pncmbcr.
llebrinc 3ei, In Oct 0plIcltorS 81
'iec ~ Yiuu, Np.
Nc,ne yileu merScu, iu;e &c AMOR
ae'd1cbrr. an Nlu,ierc, aaui.tGte
uuo Hulimciher ne'nuNt mer0n, iOn'
bern on sIlle. bic ca utrlarocu. ein
SCriciduiS Der Al ertrldlttuacn
S,c!cru aeianht luerhtu. SSyius,
cur dlttu GaistuuscH nit iur AuSe
9lelhnna,
Games 6arrell. Steureiuurhmer
ias Siase Gp. NO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
Ys@ifs'

--@ittps Sphs SsH,,ea ssS SOd,'
e Wathilba bsaabsa iid ont Tisns'
Ia Rerssu Hat, apeltts,Du. aw BE-,
eie ber Sermhkluns ssa SohR 9tob
isper mia Bal. @aTie 2oehuey BET
l,uubHcu.
-aeis ans lsis Steiatein's .eehr
ebid,t- ,Sau aaf bid, ielbh". bas
v ben bet,ea atassTu Der Mnie 81
edluen III.
--Seu 3shu Aoshfvl, esraasae,
er bes .Vultsivsuut IN bes Mstrs
ole bes Staates, bftano iih iu be,
,erie ocn Ciass usrasnseHn 2Urn'
az, iebrte am 9lcutas iulebfv sadiA
nriid.
--AuauiMS Steinlsiu. psyiails.
zee an ber Spiye bss glaitss fieheu'
Pen @ebidtss. .WaH aut oib fslbir
|par 2ebFev unS aus 1rier. ianor,
s4s In Hsip Dsri unp Iebtc in "a
froiie. sss.
--5yau arlN e,gsamsbT &C..
5rt. Sophie isdltel besnben iifl Wpr,
kas uadl .,e'icriun Gitr.
Die eSsmahlin uuieves 9aIanter
botelier Spran,sasr besdb Fd mil
hrtr 1pdAsr ttrau 1obu 3si!nour
lins .hcrsa Sprbilinss. bic aui Yc
iuh Der I;.ern uuo tsrubsItsrn bic,
ldnacrc SS,}sit pcrpctltsu. nil uad
|St. ppnia
--Srou 1crbinnno Cr.aieucr uus
|Sbhndhen Guirin bcaobcn id, nod
&ihpuntotn, no ihr @rnhcr. Ger,
slonlpb Struentpi idnpsr tront bar
nieorlicat.
-Icp. @d,er Ticpenbrp! u0r ssi
Der 0eicr oeS Wiersi1lunoeu 'tSehcts
In Taos ant Mpntao uub Ticns,a1
bort ,ur AuSblie neS Nudllu. Giar
rersS Sol, Sdmio, thatia.
-Wortin Nper icpte iih eurd
anui In ben Scit eines TierecS. hos
pprbiu Giaeutlam Oes 0crr 0enr,
Nbrian mar.
-Tie Serren Jrani Shultc oor
Gult unb @cprae lappcl upu aeele'
topn. Die nabrenb beS SummerS
Garmarbciten i'm Stoatc WebraSt1
perrihtetcu. tcbrteH in ibre cit,
fpeimatb sllriii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19

0ist raS,,',te ,,eitttri't sat gbt-
Acn Sn:tsil acv NyltF9cae au,tgy
iennrr hr SSsi,sE ntHt StGt,'il,
aH'atGe,t. s;c fel aal uliicrtitNil
l5t lln:eriutara lGw rrN seluaotr.
bah e.e (cuti1e Ssg2cS. hit I'll
stlle elTriIlut. IL etS1 loO Mi.
Iiaucu &cniteR (cU:itl ig:tsher.
pibyrHs s,s eEalifds Sgra.s Die ei.
ae SteliS rinlaslt. NSrs:l Nc1 eiIC
lna &Sl,l:aEca ,gg; aI2S;gt ;hrsr
eScAutcH 5e9lrutu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19

y g9ir eHpi,hlcn uns alien Semen
,pelte cine gcbensUcriidIcrursS 0u'
lice babeu mphten, oils saent Der
equitable 9iis aiiuranre Gonparp.
elmer ocr 6liciicn. beiten uno erbbteu
electromagnetic i'm 9anoe.
esir f0urcn cub nit ireenb einrm
Blame bieren. eitte, sueri. in iii.
ierer Eifice cursuiprehen. che ib,
anbereu aaslrartiaen aeenten. iuel'
de eud Iiher teiae before Hplir bic
ten fbnnen. euer Yertranen 'benirt
gfttanassrtf
9sHrs gaitrop :.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19
2eines csleia,eR rrisirt n;tt.

2rincr blt le eias Sal5e as madt.
Sic mn SgtleES SruIa saIps ~
v<ra! rihen wdre. Sic iii Der siuSI.
ae asll,puiuleae peilcr gou SsaHNen.
oeuhnrranaeu. Sraitn, grub Gra
Caet,hwuaecn eeldhwnreu. aaS-
iCt!aa. Sfienla Sa1iIus. sur M u
Dc Anaen. ssAnoen, .auiee'pr1uaen
Sduee uns Serltnnaauaen in e3 nnss
aeseiduet. unneerteiilica ilr
-Siles- &ur 20 hri .. s,ltrneper
& esa. ssehpaaIia rns Sr9. uns
{ y. Sacll & Ssns 5rneiua Gp
S,. Sbamas luo St. gliloh.ib.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19

.slcnana4 nuitafbetea anb baB ohns
alls GRihdbieaaa bafar unierieits
40 beWfprnAeu.
6oifen.lid mirb bic RATIOS ttdtise
5rduleiii aHna Ciiienieper irie Dor.
BIN aud ms pit aath uHb fbat sur
Settt iisheu. 2as -golisblatt- =
gtput 5lsrent. Qr.seat,
apieph .. 2uede
Svrausae be r pro temp
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-19

ss'r aratUi,rr h>S -cCyrrNurcc
Sa.ts6ia,l- ~ ltlTrW -. ,sebuy;MN.
ec aEI AdN b;yS.dix. avrCc a. L..
ben. hlUbIH ucS Gs,1icE ID c,g,:gS
auRrS