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The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
BACK 1.-The JOB MIN.
STRELS.
Gentlemen. be seated. "

.......'.........'.... Is. r. sani
Tambo.. John Nolan
Gentlemen. be seated"
Bones-How do, Mistah Daniels?
Inter.-Good evening. Mr.. Bones.
Did you have . good time on your
yacationl
Bones-Fine; fine. Do you know
there wasn't single mosquito at
our placei
Inter.-b that sol Not q single
mosquito. ehf
Bones-Not . single one. They
were all married and had big fam
lilies.
Inter.-weIl, well. And how are
you tonight. Mr. Tamboi
TambO-FlSt class. AIistah Dan
iels
Inter.-Where did you spend your
vacation, Mr.. Tamboi
Tambo-Down at Atlantic City.
Inter.-Did you get = good resti
Tambo-Good rest2 Didn't you
hear me say I had mGh vacation
in Atlantic Cityf Stop your
kiddin'.
Interim. Bones will sing.
There Is No Place Like the Home
We Build You"
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
EXPERT ADVICE.

Nov take the Id from summer tina
And let the cold come In;
Take down the blankets from the
And al the cellar bin
W. W. GRIFFITH.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
FOOLISH QUESTION 4li44

Capt oyssr-AIl tanned up. amt
yuh. Bfni Been On . Eaca1ionl
Bin HooVsr-No. indeed; I've
painted mySeh with iodlne TO dis
gniss nyssll q : ~ Isl.hdsr.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

Should the Taft people undertake to
make a goat of Vice President Sherman.
he might butt in to the insurgent class
himself
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

If all the cranks who have confessed
to having slain RS. H. C. Beattie, jr.,
were to be assembled, they would prob
ably outnumber the late hobo conven-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
a LAMENT.

The nelsncholy days hare cnms.
The ssddest of the year;
The dnal Enmes cut at the PARK
Are driving very near.
Q. o. RO0ER6
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

Some people are good because it pays
while others are good for nothing.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

The two American youths who sat in
the coronation chair were required to
quit the country. The same thing hap
Pened to Manuel
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

pie of the northeast and southeast will
not longer be denied what seems only
just and fair.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

The Virginia machine seemed to be in
good running order.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

Weddings by proxy may become pop
ular. but divorces will continue to be
applied for personally.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

Into little burg there minister of worldwide
fame who preached for half an hour his surely was
TIE scream; it touched upon vital theme, and
throbbed with force and power. The folks
EMINENT from all the countryside had come to hear
DIVINE the pulpits pride hand out some words OF
cheer; he drew big money for his speech
for less than that pasord preach quarter of year. saw
our pastor Standing by, with admiration in his humble
shrinking who abors with day and day. and does his
best to show the way and teach savaons pan Our pastor
knows what hunges like he long journeys the pike to
spring his gospel DOPE he lifts the mouner dropping head and
beside the dying bed of sinners horn of hope He knows
and little sins he tells of the scheme that wins forgive
the end he's been coade through the years. he
our trumphs and our tears he bully friend God
bless him his humble PATH I'll bet he cuts wider swath than
all these supced lads the uhs famed and gifted stars who
around private and lecture for the scads
,,..r.s. nm ), o-... n.n,,v .s.u., WAR Mason.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

1t is melancholy fact that many joy,
rides end sadly.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
WHERE KING GEORGE
Is DUKES GUEST

Bolton Hall, where King George Of
England at present Is vne guest Of the
Duke OF Devonshire. originally was
shooting lodge formed out of the gate
house OF the ancient priory. A century
ago II was much enlarged. There are,
some interesting portraits In the house,
the most important being a replica of the
panel picture by Longreat of the Cob
ham family. containing nine figures. The
hall is quite near to the picturesque re-
mains OF Bolton Priory, the nave of the
old church having been carefully re-
stored by the seventh Duke Of Devon
shire. Services are held in It every
Sunday.
The woods which fill the wharfe VAL
ley for some miles are intersected by
walks and drives, laid out between 1875
and 1925 by Rev. William Carr. who was
chaplain to the sixth duke. The seen
cry was described by Wordsworth as of
the finest and most rememberable char
acter," and there is one Of the grandest
views in Yorkshire from the hill of ST.
mon Seat, which is the ancient deer
park Of the priory.
The priory was sold IN 1912 to Henry
Clifford. Earl Of Cumberland. from
lHc pdbseu Uy ueSCtnl 10
the Duke of Devonshire. The Upper
Wharfedale grouse moors are among the
very best In Great Britain.
From Bolton Hall the King this week
is going to Scotland, where he will be
the guest Of The Macintosh, at Moy
Hall, until September 25, when he will
go to Balmoral There was hardly any
need for the papers TO announce that
there will be no grouse shooting on the
Balmoral moors. The fact is that there
Is practically no grouse shooting on the
Abergeldie and Balmoral estates. Only
during the first days Of the season the
keepers are eut. and a sufficient number
Of grouse are killed by them to supply
the larder and make a few presents.
King George has rented the small moor
Of Micras from Mr.. Farquharson, OF In
vercauld, in the GlencaIrn district, a few
miles to the northeast Of Balmoral Cas-
tie.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
A MODEL AUTO

I have a b,and-new auto car
As pretty as can be;
I like 10 hear II 90 chug-ehug.
II runs 50 merrily.
The engine never does 90 wrong,
I haven't any doubt;
The tires win never trouble me
With puncunre or blow out.
Ny lamps are always fillsd with oil,
Ny tank with gasoline;
II Is the only perfect car
That have ever seen
D. K CAsLEY.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

a picture Andrews illustrating the worlds great
golfer n a remarkable incident b..
5 n which he relates the suoY'
1 droyea a golf bal intoth
/ kenw would not where
stranget thing you e'er neAlu'
It carried away a great big bird
Ascending TO Ross truthful narrative the event happened At the
he with Everett Rapey
you don't believe H. he the cuohou his locker ms
cIuhs and Rapfy. bird HAS nown
n he hadn't mneed BY the strange occurrence kos
,d have entered in the worlds championship As It is he holds the
rT n IRIS town for his for telling stories winch
make the Arabian Nights like 30 cents
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

THE SADDEST THING.
The greatest pang. the big vsra-
Il vorkine after Jour vacation.
WALDO HIBBs.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Uncle Walt Says Today;

Into our little burg there minister of worldwide
fame who preached for half hour his surely
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Link Between Seasons.

Link between StHHOHH'
Then you like September?
II do. Then you can start dinner with
oysters and finish 1t with watermelon.
Yes; it's our best month"
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

DO you keep hens?' asked the lady
with the acidulous face.
No replied the mistress Of the farm
house. I'm not taking any summer
boarders this year
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

1 notice these defendants that make
the lawyer play second fiddle generally
gifts convicted.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09
Collecting an Outfit.

why does your daughter always wait
until September to go away?"
Better chance to borrow dresses, para
soils, wraps, ribbons, and so on"
The Washington herald., 1911-09-09

The last census embraced H'OOOOO
women"
"I'n remember those figures and spring
'em when these young blades begin TO
boast about their feats at the seashore.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30
Shorn Of Her Crown Of Beauty, Loses
in Love and Marriage.


Hair is certainly most necessary to
woman. Who could love and marry
bald-headed woman? What charms
could one array to onset such a dis
igurement?
A woman's goal is usually love and
marriage Her browning glory is her
hair The loss Of her hair mars her
beauty happiness. and success. Yet,
right here in Hendersonville, there
are hundreds Of women who are neg
lecting or injuring their hair to such
an extent that it is only matter OF
time when It will be utterly ruined.
Many women destroy the beauty Of
their hair through thoughlessness or
| ignorance of certain facts. They use
curling irons over-heated, or to ex-
cess, which destroys the natural oil of
the hair, causing it to split, break, and
come out. They do not shampoo their
hair often enough. or too often. They
use soaps or preparations which con-
tain Ingredients positively harmful to
/ the scalp and hair
AS result OF such treatment, dand-
ruff ia created, the hair loosens loses
color, falls out. and badness COM
mences, unless proper and prompt
precautions are taken in time. Then
again, microbes and certain diseases
bring about unhealthy scalp and hair
conditions.
t Almost any woman may rid herself
OF dandruff and diseased scalp and
hair If she will but use the right rem
edy. We have that remedy, and we
will positively guarantee that it will
either cure dandruff and badness or
it will not cost the user anything.
That's a pretty broad statement
but we will back it and prove it with
our own money. We will return your
money if 70 do not find that Rexall
"9S" Hair Tonic is an entirely salts
factory remedy that will promote hail
growth and overcome scalp and hair
troubles: that it will grow hair ever
on bald heads unless all life in the
: hair roots has been extinguished, the
follicles closed, and the scalp is glazed
and shiny It gets its name from the
fact that it grew hair in SO out of 10(
; cases, where 1t received a thorough!
hard, impartial, and PRACTICAL test.
l We want you to try Rexall "93'
4 Hair Tonic at our risk. You surel!
? cannot lose anything by doing so
while you have everything to gain
You had better think this over, ant
then come in and see us about thiI
: offer. You will be well repaid TO
: your visit to our store. Remember
: you can get Rexall Remedies in thi
t community only at our store-Th
d Rexall Store. The Justus Pharmacy
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30


In the November Woman's Home
Companion contributor advises Wo-
men on talk. Five rules are laid
down:
l. Don't tell long stories, or even
short ones, unless you have an es-
pecial gift for it.
2. Remember that talking about
yourself is an indulgence, and, as such,
should be strictly limited.
3 If another woman tells you Of
some sensation or experience Of her
own, don't Immediately cap it with one
Of yours. Swapping tastes" is OF the
lowest order OF conversation. ! have
been in circules where the talk con-
sisted in each Woman's taking her
turn in telling how she thought or felt
about some commonplace subject, such
as the digestibflity OF shell-fsh or La
bility to colds.
4. Never lose consciousness OF the
proportion of the talk you are usurp-
ing, and, ifIyou are talking more than
your share, be sure that the quality
matches the quantity.
5. Discriminate always between
talk for your own pleasure and talk for
your friend. People constantly tell
! the stupidest anecdotes because these
have become charged with some ex-
traneous charm impossible to trans
nit. Perhaps the occasion when il
took place was important because
some particular person was there, ant
every detail of it has taken on radi
ance visible only to the narrator.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30
Would Prosecute Trust Heads.

Washington, D. c., Nov. Ex-senator
Pomerene, of Ohio, is preparing to
again urge the adoption of his resolu-
ton calling on the attorney general to
begin criminal proceedings against the
leading figures in the Standard Oil and
American Tobacco companies. He
stated today that he would call the res
ofution up Immediately after the as
sembling of congress.
HENDERSON DIRECTORS.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30
HENDERSON DIRECTORS.

The Men Who Will Look After the In
terests of Henderson County in
Greater Western North Carolina
Association.
The Henderson county delegation in
the booster" convention, held here
last Thursday, selected the following
named gentlemen to membership on
the board of directors:
Hendersonville Township-R. H.
Station, M. NJ Shepherd, Gordon Gar
lington.
Blue Ridge-Jonathan Case.
Clear Creek-R. M. Pryor.
Crab Creek-V. G. v. Shepherd.
EdneyvilIe-M. L. Edney.
Green River. o. Bell.
Hooper's Creek. P. Fletcher.
Mills River. S. Rhodes.
At Large-F 2. Morris, w. A. Smith,
P. F. Patton, Michael Schenck, G. s.
Fullbright, w. F. Edwards, ]. w. Bail
ey, c. E. Wilson, M. L. Shipman, Chas.
R. Whitaker, ]. C. Morrow, 8. F. Wet
muir.
It is "up-to" these gentlemen to get
together at once and organize for bus
mess.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30

Don't stop to argue why a woman
should vote, but make all your lady
friends vote in the Hustler's Big Con-
test.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30

Don't keep your kindness in water
tight compartments If it runs over a
bit twill do not harm. Get out and
help somebody win the Hustler's piano.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-30

Mary had a little lamb
Which had pretty coat,
An deverywhere that Mary went,
Twas Vote, Vote, Vote, Vote.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
Sihiountain.

9ieihdnbler arnutmnnn 4 Ear,u
tnni,en bier 8 glel ~ guten 1reiicn.
am abeno beS 3. 1anunr 1911
iuprSe miere tath, Riarrid)uIe mir
e,rem aro6en (nnSe eingemeibt pber
u,elniehr - cntiucibt., Nor etmn
ihni 9ahren luuroe bnS ihbnt &c
bdnbe, cin StOIs uuiersr Semeinbc.
poIIeoet uno einselueiht unb ;lpnr
inr cine YinrrihuIe. - limb iett ii:
es 10 ipeit aetommen. @eun bauDn
bic Mehrheit Der @enieinbemitaliebsr
su Oamnliser 3eit cine Abnune &C.
bait hattie, Der Bunciiein mare aeipif
uidt aeIeat iuurbeu. "a brcudlt es
nidt mebr Der ,fraac: iupber tpmn;t
Der llnirieben? Iph 10 aeht cs,
lpcnn man Der Sueeno oas Redlt aiebt
su reeieren.
Nrtpn Suchm last iih non 6cnru
Sdllueter ppn &eiipbaIin cine neuc
arube Sdlune bnucn.
6cr 6ermnun SdlrpcSer III nnl
SnuhpI; idqen.
!0err Suiepb @pcbm 1T oui Der
arnnienliite, bod it or 10 mcit ,uics
Der hcraeiicllt, oaB or nui iciu tonn.
Cor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
Trdufenlteiu.

Tos nuholtenbc unrcacInlabioc
ssettcr seia, ondl bier ieirc nadlthci,
Iiaeu 6pieeu. in hrr lcbtcn ,Seit iuo
mphl picle oui Der Nrau,enliiic. bpdl
artetc eieit nitt ecinhrlih aus &c
aemudrtia III Der acndtcte 6cr SSi!,
ttIm Manicr nidlt pom @riirn.
Sdluu Ianacrr .3cit III Der Serr nit
9inacuIeibtr beI6iiiai. bnS ldl III
lester ,}c;t ctiunS ucridlIiumcrt bat
sludl III Srau Gurus Salabiu mir
ciucm ontaIttcrocr 9,crperIcibcu ans
Sctt ecici;cIt
Ter ScNcr Der lct;eu Mode mar
cine SScblthnt ilr micrc We0cno.
NuiuIec heiicR iicbt Der s.sci;eu ichr
aciuub aus, Gbihuu iieiu, iii or
nph trditi0 mo alb, @uSiidltcu In
6rHhlino rcidllidl ;u eutpiieln. fur
uiclc Hcutc pnr Der Stacr Gin Abihni
'ura eeS g9oiicrrorsclS.
liner Npdnu Ylnrrrr bcaab iih
Ieetc SSodbt III Sen'c,tltuQ oeS Serrn
&'m, sSitbcrn uuo Sclicu Spditer
Sotir mad, Tuprp. Nc. no lcs;cr
bcim hpdlyp. tSicie bcu NouShaIt
lnhrcn lulrn.
9cttc &ohc purhc nuicre Sdhul
pberin. Sdlweiicr {aptria nab bem
RGttcrhoule III Nihpnuicc bcrgicn.
An berer S,cl,e III l;e, Sdlpei;er
Srieuia Cberin.
Sc, Srnut NndcrS III Die Sochtcr
Woru trani an Der Yanaenen,;ifn.
ouna
Nrr >Srhn NanN hot lcs,e &ptlc
iCirs S6acnnialc mad, SIer aumcrS
,iarm aridloil,. NO CT tinise sspd,er
SnabaIi iaGeE wirN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
J. Chcrsiia Rshaoen. +

&icbcr purhc ciue olic Hipuierin.
eiuc npnmc 9hriitin uu6 su,e Mlut-
ter nuS bieiem 2eben In ein teiiereS
1euicitS abbcruien -- sSitipe She
reiin Hebaaen hauthte am Santiina
Npraeu i'm Souie hires Sphnes
1rnnt ben Ictteu atbemsua lie Ger
iiorbene taeb falterl iunrbc aebOreu
am q, Sttuber 1888 sn SiIreu. ySeit
iaIen. 1m Sabre 1886 tam iie nit
Gltern unb @eidpiiter nah amcris
Ia. Sis ls49 mphnten iie in ct.
euuis, tnneu Sunn mad, Sioac Gouns
tu unb iiebeiten iih in Der gidhe BON
@ciiphaIia on. Sm 4. Mdrs 1851
idlpk tic nit 6erm !. u. NeBcr, ei'
ncm aaaimnunc in @eitphalid, ben
Suno mrs gcben. 2urs uad ihrcr
@ermdhIung iiebelteu bic iuneen Che
aotten nab Stpncp Ypiut lb,r lpp
nab turser. elhdIiher Che bcr e5attc
pcritnrb Gicier Che eutiprpiicn ?
ainocr fcroiuonb nno Gliiobeth. Nm
-. Nurcmber 1856 itlUB tic 5um
smcitcn Na!e Den Ghrbunb uno
Iuirbc bic tSnttiu NeS 6ern 0ournb
HehueCn nit weId,cm lie 81 Sabre in
alldlidlcr Gbc lebtc bis sum IL.
Mai lce,cu 1abes bo Der @nt,c ibr
uorouS ein0 int lpoe. 9hrr auIoes
nc bndlici, ieicrte has chru. Eoar
an !. 1uui 1907. Tieicm ibrem
;,uritcn @attcu aebnr lie sehn aln'
Der, luuupu Weben DIE 0lutter iiberIc'
ben. ndmIih 9iunn frau Stepbor
CIiaihlneacr. Sberriia drau NIer
Ylpuna nno 1rcb in aonioS eitu,
Iuhn In St 9puiS, Seilbelniiue dron
Ncnru y. NpbC bci (apS un0 0larn
irnu Gbgiii Shucioer uuo 6rnut No
bier wpbuhajt 0m Sube uprornce
earocr ilro i'm Die beibeu aluber aus
eritcr &hc - Scroirano nm ~ Seps
tcmbcr 1907 unb G!iinbeth 6rau 6rco
acrpcriu nm 10 Nnuudr 1910 frcnt.
hoS criiactorcuc Sohndlcr ouS ;,ueitcr
Gbc finrb oils ;nrtcs aiup an = Sept.
1887. Wnria 6rau Ben Spciiine
itarb om &. SCptcmber 1889 un0 Ao
thoriuo Srou Ncuru ynui iiorb ant
Is Waj 1901. Auicr bicieu um lb'
rrr Ipo trnucruocr Aiuocrn hintcr,
Idbt bic Serirrbcuc ,lueI @riiNcr.
pcrm Srjp Matter in Srctburn uuo
Clemens iSs,itr in Stuncipnu. C,Io
bona me g. Gntcl Enh llreutcl.
Iir 9t;hc Der @cri,prbcucu murNe
om Nlcrtoe WprEcu $50 ,;hr uoch
9inlcanuaa in Der Hirdc uuo eircm
Reduicnauic ihr ihre SecIerruhe
inter arober Setbeil,nura Aneehori'
qer unN Sreunec nui hithacm ioth.
@p,eSadtr ,ur lepteu Ruhc aebcttet,
sic rlhe in dricben'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
fran tidltis esraiarH.

rWeiue tSrau wolI,e bdS ih uaicn
anobcn ;nm Arste Hehnle su 6eilHna
zines haBIidlen @cidlpiires, iArcibt
Z. frnnteI, Str0un. Gtla. Sh lag
re, brande SItIen's arHiea Saibe. =
Sie that c., nnb Oieic beilte bas (scs
ldruilr III trser ,3cit.- Sd'nellcr
beiIer ilr SrnnSs Srnhz uno Stnitt
ipunbeu. 6uhnerauaeu. Cuetidluugsu.
Seritnuhuracn. Scitlpulite. Seite
-&ile-tur Der &eit. Seriudlt tie. 9iur
2jebei .. 0iltcmeper Il Sua. sscit-
shaIio uuN fuii. imo : Y Stlcll &
Suns 5rlSina Gu.. St. 1bpaas uro
ct. Gliiabeth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
Udos.

Ncrr @crhnyo ocimcr;ch3 III or.
ircut iibcr Die antuuit elmer 'lciueu
0udcuiCe. hcr $neurn Gatcmnnn
iibcr oas Grldeireu eiuc8 Stbrd)erS.
Wro,ulircr uadl,r6olihi,,
TerI. Yissic SSpltcrS, ppu 1eiicr
ION Gin, beiudre bier Wtltiuliier
unh &ermoHetc.
6rnu ,Suhorr Serroro Sdluicccys
III oui Der Nrnnlculiiir.
1ohr Soe,en mo yen SSctcrbcra
ltgcn Die tsuuuonlnutui ilr 0le ntut
Stcunc, Nic Ner @cu irnr' Ncn;.
nahr eyTihtrH ,ulrh.
u. i. ShuleoerS & Sou bie.ttr
bteicr Sage Snueniny Su'rcmc in
ihrem Stprc.
Grl, 5nma ShuicacyS ron ,Iciirr
ion 9itu beiudl; sur Sci, bier G,ics.;
unb @eidpiiitr.
Ghns Nnuhcrru pou Cinae Gigu
lpnr 6rci,na IN [apv.
Ncrr Slbcrt dUrt unh Sdl'uitctyju
Nmu drou; fpr. mot',cr om &ou
tna IcR,cr @phc %tuulnoitn III
sSciipballd ihu Suilportuuc,
AIttu Yyruacr rtrrit,tu Sd,c,
usrnrbe,; 'Gr 2chu Z. %d,c.s.
Grdu, S$lt,H iilrgt o,s Nlur ascat
iur hte (nrN Mr'trn thdu9
Sohu Ss',ac beaah ndi rm Sar'
iina uadl q. 6tiiob,h. NEilr O..
urS pphric hprt hem &cEmhnit i,
ncS SuScrr 3oiepa bcl Ncr >su ~,
6citaa iiorb.
0r &ih,cr lcun Y. &am mo
Scuru Saui ir, iucbn,tn o;U Nun,oa
bent SeerdbpiR pm fma Gpuyoa
Sehaeen ~ S,siipbOlia bel.
NeU ane Srln Stcphau Cumsper ir.
lluo aui Der amN,cullic
1pbn San Spp mS Setter Scu;TC
abcm pou &aroSpil.t .eigtten bier
nm Spru;aa Ncun eeanrS Spo,ea
uRh iamiIie.
Stcphar Spec me ,Snni.ie Gna
bier bel Ven anct,ina c,naesuaeu,
SnNnnS soe,tine peu Sanios Gt,n
beiut, bier sscupaue,e. Ann n
frl, 2issie $nRaer pen senlas suu
bier 81 SciHth.
Scuru Npiimcner uEo Snu Hnn
drun niiIcn unb ,Srl. 9,;sir Sph Be,
iuh,eE nm san,ias SrrwanNtr in
Sarhspillc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02

+, asnieben aadl ie bic riisn GItsn'
ireaben.
=, araa Yhiliyp strpps leiSst an
Rheumatisntas.s
5ri. Watbilba Solb III In 9eiierion
Gitg In Tieait aetreten.
| 5ohn eepen idst Sauhols fit 5ho.
| mas @nItber.
Tie .Gbidenppg- unb Mniern Eerr.
ihen bier unter ben ainbtrn. gin
ainb oes 6errH 6ermann SseHHapaI0
leibet an ben Nnieru unb BrpHdlitis.
6einrih 9uebberine imb Stepann
nnb aeelheib gsilbe tuDbnten beut
Sesrdbniiie Ses perii. arnDlb gsiloe
in @eitpbalia lei.
es itarb bier tiirslidl noh turscr
araufheit 3bepbDr 9uebbert ieine
@nttiH uno brei sinber hinterlniienh.
9ie qeidle iuurbe nni hisiissm tnth.
@pttesoder beiinttet.
6ermnnn SheIl lit in bic 2inner
pcfihule cinactrcten.
5ran Striimpi uon Sidlfpuninin
beiudte bier ihre 1ph,er. bic eSaitin
oeS Seurp genen.
Seu Strupe uno @attin iraTer ueu.
lid bel benz Sohuc Sermnan uno Del
len Samilie ouf Seiudl ia sRein.
SdlelI d nopen periano,eH la
ieite @ruuser ~ Wartte.
Sod,w. Mater YRnelIer IeiSu ieit
aurSem luisbcr idbwer an Hhtuna,is
mus.
Tr. I. GHtoe Uen 1eiierion Gin
Tom bier ourd nui om sseet ~ Der
idl,per trnnien Srnu z. Sirppe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02
,lIetd.

!. y. S'sariou. Sctret6r uue
Sr,aRmeiner Der Ie,a Neuontils
Gp.. hat ironsbhidru Sbid,ieo ee.
npmmm uub bar man his heute nod
triuc Spur ppu ihm eutecir. drnu
nnb aineer inn uutrritIih.
Srl. Anuic sncbbert lpor einiac
Soac lang nuterm Meter.
sm Spuutoa murbeu sam cTiien
Wolc sum Stnnhc Der Che rcrtnuect,
Sermnru NIthueirr BON sSeiiphalia
nno @lnria aleiiner ppn bier.
SSotrr s2naner NOR am SPnutna sur
Aushalir bei bent Surtiecu Sntruus-
ieitc in Srcebura.
Sic.e Scutc lciben bier on Der
tsrippc.
Tie ,Arbeit am ncuen Stntionsee.
bdube IN pieber In anpriii acnpm.
men mpreeu unb mirb bosielbe bale
uullenoei ieiu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-02-02

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