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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-03
.C|UDAO JUAREz
NEARLY IN THE
REBELS HANDS
Mexican City Can Not Be Sav.
ed BY the Federal
Government
BOTH RAILROADS ARE CUT OFF
ANO ALL The WIRES DOWN
Foreign Flags Flying Over the Resi-.
dences and the Mayor Ordered the
Closing of All Business Places at
10 Oclock-Declined to Say Why.

Ell Paso. Tex. Feb. 3.-With the
rebels advancing and the town COM
pletely hemmed In. Ciudad Juarez.
Mexico, 1t Is believed, will fall when
the rebels demand its surrender.
With both railroads cut south of
the town and all the wires down, the
national capital Of Mexico is unable
to give relief. Even the state capital
is cut of from the beleaguered city
and 800 or 1000 rebels can take 1t
at their pleasure, as it is defended
only by about 300 men.
1t Is reported this morning that the
town will be taken between 3 and 6
O'Clock this afternoon. after the for
eign consuls have had proper notifi-
cation of the attack.
At 10 o'clock this morning the
mayor of Juarez ordered all places
of business closed. American and
other foreign flags were at once put
out by the foreign residents. The
consuls had not had any notice Of an
attack. but the mayor declined to say
why he issued the closing order.
Three alleged insurrectos were ar
rested on Texas soil today, fifteen
miles from here. They were Jailed
in Ell Paso..
Abram Gonzales, provisional COVER
nor of chihuahua says the rebels
in ojinaga district have taken Coy
anna. Jose de la LUZ Sanchez COM
manded, he eays.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-03
More Troops.

Washington, Feb. 3.-The Mexican
situation was considered by the
cabinet today and as result eleven
additional troops Of cavalry, has been
ordered to the frontier tOs preserve
neutrality on part Of the United
States. Four troops will be rushed
to Ell Paso which is across the border
line from, Ciudad Juarez, where a
battle is imminent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-03
SEEKING TO END
THE REVOLUTION !
United States Has rendered
Its Good Offices to the
Hondurans

Washington, Feb. 3.-The govern
ment of. President Davilla of Hon
duras, in the opinion of his govern
ment, is tottering. Upon the arrival
of Gen. Bonilla at Puerto Cortez, the
United States will tender it's good Of
fees to the revolutionary commander
in an effort to bring about cessa-
tion of the internal strife in Hon
duras.
President Davilla already has init
mated that the friendly Intervention
Of the United States would be well
coined in order to avoid useless
bloodshed. The American govern
ment consequently will express its
willingness to both parties to exert
it's good offices in re-establishing
peace. The commander of the gun
boat Tacoma therefore will tender the
mediation of the United States to Gen.
Bonilla when he arrives at Puerto
Cortez which has been evacuated by
the government forces. j.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-03

New York, Feb. 3.-Confirmation of
last nights cable advices from Tegu-
cigalpa via San Juan del Sur, Nicara-
qua, that the Honduran congress has
refused to approve the Morgan loan
transaction was supplied today by
Senor Parades, the Honduran finan-
cial agent In this country to negotiate
the loan. Senor Parades, who is in
this city said today that he had re-
ceived a cablegram from President
Davilla announcing the rejection of
the loan convention by the congress
of Honduras.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
Sihfouutdin::

Dit bgm .9lnsmolen brr Nirhc
lueldbcs e;wn : @qhcp in Sniprut
nchn,cu lpiro. 1T bclpuueu ,psrscn,
Nrdw. Batter Sdlronm oc,icu 8s
iuubhcit icit eiuiac @pdleu uiht bi,
bette ,por. II, ict wicNer ,uphInui.
Ncrr .lps. TIL III nit ciuer Nau
ihnit borna ocn Gale AonaI III reiu;
acr', ,..,..
Ter Nu,licanracl mar III Ser Sc
ncuh unN bs!aeuiie Nu 3ciiUia Srr
ten mi c,ucm Sohutlys gpb Den
Geiurid StrGcmpt tig ttca!tEdlen.
sScuns mobr 1T ueN p,uu tart ,pcr
Ncr aIrit mad, Citcm Bic oohicttS
ptbdcu inu,cu.
gSescouilehcr 2cU,S 9ad III cpiiii
al ocr Atbtit Nie SSesc ~ psybeiicrj
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
PUBlic SALE.

| The undersigned viii >cll al Public
Auction On any farm miles south Of
We.IphSlia on THURSDAY, April. ~
1871 TO The highest bidder ~ follows:
Z Mari, one with Col,' 3 work Mule.
lyearllng Mare Mulr, yrarling Hnr>c
Colt, Cows With Calls, cpmuins two
yrar old Steers, one and ,wo year OLD
helicn, ScGmming ose wear old Cs.,c,,
1 S,rcr AMI | llciicr,, brood Sow, one
with rigf ! male Hog, ~ Shnais. 5
lat llOg>. : tSrm Wagons ! spring Wa
g"n with tYp. ,Bnggie, Grain Drill, Disk
Harrow, Bipder. Mower. Rake. Corn
planter, Dix Cnl,iva,or. Shovel Calti-
saior. Stail Gutter, Feed Gutter. Eight
HYr~e Power, recd Mil, Fan Mil, Scra-
prr, ,wo Horse Flows. one lior>e Plow,,
ilarness, ,CP'lars, Brides and all other
articles nsyally kcp, on farm. loo bu-
shells Gsrp, ioi Of Z ipnO,hy llay and part
IF Household goods.
TERMs:-Nl sums ef $500 and un-
,ler casa, On SUNS Of over $40 Crc-
ii; Of d months will b. given on N",c
with approved security. ) per Gent Of
tyr Cash, sale wlll cOmwence al =
o'elock sharp.
tcssph Piassrsser.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
Sri f>Nf,in.

- ',,.' ar SGaemlhlc ha.
~ /. " ~. -. Henistmhk hd; nd
oll'N,J, .. e,H. $Saitua crtWiir,'
y pO.,S v ro,h bel Sri, SuNU
b. II b;l ud'uQ;,
>tau GGJ,'d'enbod peu >eileylg
, III lo;v, rNbrtue Zen Nelcrlacy
ti ltnr cchnr;cacrin irau 2. W
be AHtrScr II. ccrtpriieu.
Sr,3 hat Et' irl. fyau;iSia ~.
.5,,Ab,"rcc pru Nau'nN Gin bier ,u'
y iuh .m e,ttrrhnu't aui.
c;l;cr Srieuia. elt taam sl:c
SGOt,ie l!A Shc*u uu'erry S1at,
isuaiy;s. II; Hucuuauc, un1 Na
AItcrb,fie 81 &iI,eagtc. isis. nb
,erai;n uOracr Nh ih ecrt drstIlG
bel lnbslR 81 .alsr
Saut .:Eca ScCiGlteR III 6e;r oel.
~ e5eutesS aai Scr 2eiiezaRe. Yer
x &Sot,e bate or ijc1 einer ihmcri'
Iid'en Operation pcnsU SiinaAar.1:,
;utiHsagal ,;utsrsraeH nne pss. III,
,}sl, lc,uer eseue'une eKtecpca tn
5.GTisscr 0nipitnl, IN Il. gcaiS.
>'d,cr caher bciadatr nm Sultar
.,a:aaiitna Ncn bphrv. Soter 2Nuder,
ricuu 81 giHu. SEi pernang,ucr
Ylpaian ueriorptr II seihdits in St
seniS pca no ct idhpu (irriIae IN
T,latehrte.
Oerr SiihelH Ranicn bcflE0si nd
apG uinier nni eer aFanlrnliiie.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
will stand their famnus Coach Uor4.
"Lubbens Diamond No. sf6rr at

viii stand their famau. Coach Hors.
"Lubbens Diamond No. sf6rr at
the stables Of Jossru WESrrHMASx
at Westphslia the season II 1911.
Thi' beautiful general purpo.e stallion
Is dapple hlark. sixteen and onc.fnurth
hands high, weighing 1850 l.punds; 3
wears old See thi. grand horse beforr
contracting your msre..
The C,mpany', Jack Missouri
Chief stands ut same sts,lrs.
Missouri Chief l. black Jark fifteen
and one-hali hanis high. 10 year. old,
and has proved to I've an extra good
breeder, In Galloway County. See thi,
grand jack before contracting your
mares
The Company Jack Lord Davis"
stands at sam" stables
Lord Davis /. black Jaek. has good
points and proves TO be very good
breeder ls hands high. Sired By JEFF
Davis and be son hy old Hannibal.
trst dam by Coca farina an imported
Jack which was sold for Sll5O: second
Dam an extra large fine black Jennet
and an extra breeder one g. the hes, in
the County bnt Pelirree was lost. Jeff
Davis j. one Of the bezl Jacks in the
state. He + large Jack and show
Jack. Jeff's Dam WAS rompsomise
Jennet and his Grand>i-e old Hannibal
,old for s'iNa.
TERMS for Stallion and both JacA. :
sl.00 Cash st hr.t ,er,icp and 500
when foal stand, arl >,f-k>.
II mare I, >oll ~ ,ra'sd or removed
from the couaty TIE ,e,yi,r fre leco,ne.
due at once. unia.. ner ot mare proved
mare was no, N foal y, time ni sale.
WeStphaIia Coach Horse Co.
westphalia, Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
yOtaIrs.
.-Nkrit IL @rannouncrilan.

--&tEit III @rarecuncrliaa,
-6trn,oun biIttmeper & Sur Der.
inub,eu out Tieniinn cine 0nr!coura
=d)mcinc 81 YlOtfte.
--Ncn Trnnt 3aiibcrt pon 6srcbgca
Iuar an Snmiinn in s8elIpbali9 muo
ein anarnchalcy Stiudler III nn'ettn
Sarttnm.
--sim SpnutoN idliI,islte NcrS 0cr
,nrb Sor iy. upu apelBtuun nit 'ri'
iien bittpcu '5rcurbcn - oIldl nit
tcm SuitStIcttmonne - N6nec.
Gin Ncr SaoSfer poh frauItiu
&uuutu, Wp., rin Ircunb tcI Ncru
,rnnt Ae6oecu. MAR am Spuni0e
bei bicie,a III HcIud'
-6crt 1piceb Crtmercr hcttc ON
Iicni,aa iar ieiucu iSiiitS %atcrS
lSebraudl Srnonpiie ppn hiclIaCt
WnbIe,
-&tracu tGEnrircitoal. bcaiuni
bier Der Ncuuluuilrurterldlt Iar tit
Niubcr metdlc MT &iiualien sur criicr
81. apmuul. ou iuacIol'en iucrbcn.
Ser Prut Sdn'ie pon sranlc,
BON Scr NprtiNcu 9cliterin, MI. Nc,
nina eucbbert bcnleitst, bCindbtc en-
lct,sn 5Gmiaa mieAc Stnbt III DC
ihaittu.
-Scnru S;dmonn. Semu Sdcp
hrrS. Scicrh Ncrmouu. Ncrru SdwI'
Yen 0cmYter t"eprhc SdpmneIcr olIC
ppn 6olt, modltcN Sd;eeinrt;ricula
hen bier Fieuliah,
--Seu Nenru ShIueter unh eciiel
sspbn Apnuli, b,s 'si; ciniacn sSohcl
bel RidliuuIntn an benz Sair etne'
SCbeune bcidbaiiitt marcn. tehrtci
am Spnntaa upn oprt sariid,
-9Rou ilbcrishs nicbt y w.. Z
aeaulrus, ocS ,ahtiacu 5bierurstri
upn Seoalin, Crseiae. Nrr tronie'
Sieh bat, iei'. cS ibm 6cbarbeIn,
-.ssie bic ttutidcu unb srihn
Scr mSbrrnb seS shraertrisaeS DIT
acpublir aeaer snRliider Wadleu
id,nitcu id,nstcu' 10 itcben tic aud
iest suinmmen. um bic |erelniateI
Staoteu uur bcm Sireneneeiaue enh
jiiher Sycnnbihait Al beipobscu
Ipeld,er lie iRS &eroerben ,ludt."
(GbiSaap Gitisen.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
0des.

l,aicrt &aurrr una, Sdlrtiner hn
ben lee ppllaui ~ thul Steapau
uuS $reuacr tredleu Stei;g .ily ,ei.
ncm. .Anbau an Der Sdbsnps Se& sNbn
enni , .arso arrperin brnt lss,e sSp'
de Sltine llr bic neue. Shcuus bcS
irapi acrperiu. Snta apotru anp
Yen ssc'cnbpra brndep Sksine iiir
1phu Sdnmeler snM Snii Elmer
neuen, Sdjsune. ~, ~ J.,
Suihe nnb Sdldicr SA.sluctn snr
,3eH. bcim @ilIie Sail''t' an Der
Nursu.
~ 5aps ,porcn an SpSntaAr
oeHlq Mucller BON Ciaot Giiu. iii,S
oemg Mhsllsr pun Der Mureu Senb.
Ansuit JDa uno gliiabeth &ilbcrs
wnrotn bier ont Spnntae sum ,eri,el
Yaale sam Gbcitnnoc Nsrtunoiat. p.
Sect iptrScn talb PC, Ciierbaisn
wiebsr in ben suHsiiaIb ,seriest psy,
ben. Sie mand4 ,sSii;tes osrs II;
irob ,ysan es anl, ,cecimpresa tiiI
paar ESntt Giey finbsi. , slr uns finb
bic c1lfanten sJaitsr NJ sirrueHL pis
uns kes mir Stiies Cferita nkM I'll
mai hllisiirr ieunta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
:an nniere 9eier!
&sdItnblatf Der Y y. staaiss
iStitHns HHS Ciast GsHaiB
Sslfsblait iHr uHr $3.50
pro Sntt

las { iage G0uutp
, z Oltsblatt. hct nlit cen
, 6ernrseebcrn bcr uUbl5etanHten
Y ID gurter StGatss
! 3eituHee eiHeu GgHtraEt abs
ee'tl0lieu. u0H1dl mir aHieren
Seicm 6as II o den tlatt Oer
/, X ~ Gorfsr5 5tadt4s
3eitHHg in SerbiuOnHc
nit benz SpltsbIatts III
bent auberii Eishrleen Frciis suH
!. $3.50 ifr beibt ,}si,ruasa lie.
fern tcnneH.
Tie Rsv Porter
Stdnts- SettaHa tt.
bari teiusr 9mgiehInua auigrsv.
isiiS. TaS " 0 drnbtatt
bcrnbei hh irti in isintm 1G
lahtannae unb III nbsvau ais
eIae err teiiea oeniitxu ,,siiHE.
aen im ydn5e bciaaEt. (0s
y . cl en- l0tt eridwia1
leosu Nitrpeh. eHiha.l 10 Ssi.
ten. penie AH1eiseH 5siHnbt
allies Setriirr. ins5eioHSere
ubcViIdltIIdle Eno la.ereiias.s
9iaGJrir1ten ans 9.r aiteu
> elmnt
alie9eier oes Sells.
6latt- ipel6e Setraac1 nua biz
ier duberit sfrilieeu Ciigrre ula.
den luoller. Nro oohcr eriI4t.
iuiort ihre SefelIunscn ein;a.
lenocu. oaiHit IN os- ,suitellEns
. Der bcibeH 3eitEH9en teine Ser.
) So9erIro e;RrTiu.
9eier ecs gItsttGtt.
, !uelte ibr ab0rngme1t INK 1911
idlon er7tusrt h1beu. 'tracn eas
! q Q ID eublatt oar &em
Hprt : tGatSeS uEa
ecgeu giHleEoura ccH - Gcr,4
, IN Die &onattip-; eta .Soi56iatt-
!, npdl rnhbcilcl.gg.
a!io uj6i styati
cn'' Tos EicQrGuur
IN pltFttctg urS AaS
SSodeHela;; scr sl,U llgyt
. Staats 3cituna iaiowmsr iar
, unr $3.50 9ro 1atr. bSi ny,.tcr
, S9cauSbciaa.gu9.
Y. =. 2aS <1.1,,Jt .at cty
. X. y, St1a:S si,saa w,gS Sen
. SertllcrU 0yyr,t gQH 2..g glcs!
: iaaci1Re: .ctAcs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
WestphaIia Coach Horse Co.
westphaiia, Mo.
usa sis M teli,n ;jftrer esfdliaa cn

SnWutl Sir.d. 80; Sectu,pu, &iS
bate Gin ithr trnrrss Gg,tomaeu
eiu %ciu ;u per,iercn. alS tcir AIRS;
oIc i.tlret'l lc sSuuae hsiIen tpnntt
oie irl e., lett uuh Die cno!th Sud
lens ?iy taSaIec ca!lit6uoie bette
Sic It Ser orciIc neiler upu SuS
ihIde'T. &rlrsV:raeu. CSeidlpurtn
Gt;;wa. &rrhpauocn. 2hni;.ipuu
esu. Nahu ;raracr. SSuuecu. GEl,
ihln9tu Gnb S;Icr Der ssclt. %cr
ladu 'c, gx tc, y. NiIIemtuer 1
Sua, eStlrhala uH> Srtt. rns :. :,
Sdlc'I .& SpaN SraSirR Gp.. :,
lhr,LaS ..e = Gli'abctt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
!Ssynauu :. gsaIIb,rmf,dtel &C.
iiorbcn.

In Miner. ssuhnuna III q. 2cuii
Iii On, Nipntn0 bcn 10, SibriI | llb'
40 gRjppicu im Hitter bpu ~ Nnbrcr
. NpnotCu uno lj 1oacu Ncu 0cy
Wnm {, SSallbermicd]tcI uoh Lar
Rem ldnpcrcm 2ciben periiotber, Il,
&crit hiHtcrIic6 iciue @pttjn tocb
lIiinbctb Nbrion uuO iedlS n0dl ttci
nc, unmlrbise 0iabw.
Qem Neordbuiiie luphrteu uoh bic,
bel: sSl,,luc Aothnriun aorio, 1rni
Nnrru @tbb uuo Stephan Norion.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13


(ie <oiW5gute .Stll4ra- syils,s
'aleeuSt% (asi1 ,c'5ca. ocS i- .a,
,in,ru So.o,havl ;ass.-,ata tu
yin i4allsltcv &aatrg ,-u btc,stt
ID III eiutr p'itg;,it-. >'srIe,cs
-,lrp lorA;v'vhi.. ,';..- ,1r-lrs..
au nb elrtu &cr,V II ,,aica. Sa'
sat $Slst e1brr N3;.t; ton, ssu
iTurS Stv eac"'c,lN Sittbsbcr h.S
ayreuS II. cis';v aa6tr ig.s.H
'Suuit ots; NrurSt aestalt>r guS
acag'wict ,bG. ~ {; ,e,rt Ei: aa
4. 'ur laa clsa'a.lA au' az E syIla
a b,cttr a. &crttrcyaue r;r.-.:
orru &,rlag' WN ta,,.1 ycs-at
,udl Ny tv'stJ J;t Nayrt.; M Nlt Et,
&c. lHllg SNasg ,,,tt. rh'bCu
'tcr laaNC S,e., - g.gC t,a Sret
}w mod;. WaStg Nrl .v%. Tea
SaSru'cy 'd,., N.t <:tt aai. uaA q
'Ilet Nm Saa'ty Ea& N.y uria.t4
'elncS $wseStrS Vauf a.a.a,h.i,.
alb; ihm Neity ;gr %alIlu .TNs
i,oc,lc SrGtsg A.: .g'a.,. 'rr md,
gna NlS tT7,; 'uy a,clcsm al&bar-
Dem ID, csylVvcteU bake. 'ag iir
teca'aIlS ag' ecH &avv;= IA b,;ttE.
Sslstr lcEs;s hr Sgsu't- ssrsgi
riti ciratSe'. gsa Nty $aatr uE6tt
N.E StecaI,a.io. Den y iCitr vcr
;s:gert bate. og1 btsattu. Sct
3att Mann acatr, tEtil,sati: i,ar
StiISbaya'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
Der aei;irt SS5lns,r.,r

Ser HiaenSahrsr wurSe on stEcf
oaRptttrybc Gun lurerr Srpnriii or
1eitellt. Ueldcr Each ieiaem 9uiiscE,
tritt sum creruilc hes olten SdIce.
trctcrS etniee &eueuiHaeu be;m ipAn.
ldalIneH Cres'ipiele einiah-;c. als
Il criminal hcs. .SIpria- beulcittt bo.
Ct ans ieiner gseSp0huhcit ec,ncs ei
rigc Sa'lcecn eisencr griiEouHe "a
s;beu rapllte. eu lies Der S0lcetrrte.
pgDsiih esu Sinh aaspehsn. : sgadlrt
Sic eeh pprnn. ruit Der Csgarif
ihm arpctlith IN. -idh ipielg ia iieda .
--&asy trpiserrtS err sagertrsai
selaiien .ida fusib naza raf. Mt
eiei sse eni eIh elpria pees: essrf'
Id bid tstrits 50 9ahrk In anss
1fis Nm &taD ucn<it AIR 6crnkf .
ar asA6< ls-s-.-h . z-e<1-. @.< -.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
Ndtnns isarm,r.

Gr. y. z. Nanlep. Shicrar;t uub
Tertiii. pirS in Sseitpholia ieir on,
Mitnupdl ben ~ MariI, in Areule
an Euuncritnp ben 20. in Meta frei.
TAG ben y. unb ;ireebura nm Cams.
taG TIN %. Ayrit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
Uaerslaub,.
lgon ". y 6tes)

Srausr milf mid Oft eriaIien
gpr benz Adtbiel bisIes eebtisi
@uh idi audi beii .hpeiieI taiisnI
@andlmal tnns ia OPdl pefseOsns'
gsas III stBsn? 1it es 306'
Ans elm Srren? Sdlatteh? 9raunI?
siinae @llths bort niii Sanm;
Stehit nod sats im 0ureeiirrth;
Sph snm @elten biit seburen.
aleines Slid, bns faum iH iaitb
limb Inn i5inSen iobun cetlereli,
SiIt Blu @abfteit rhsf Sano?
56at; iiis bic msiu arm aerlinelu;
gsarum ilicit Su, taim eelunaen?
;3iel, tiatJbem td) eieria hnide;
@arum iin.lt bu mir IN Aide?
Tu mein @prseu; Der mid Ireilte.
Saa mas itlrbit ou osnn lhun beute?
yesun 10 ttirs nnb nrm bos sebeh.
ssorum ,pdta IS TINS aeecbeu?-
Tph umi6nii iieb'n bic @eeanten
Gpr bes adtbiels rthiier SdIrantcn,
g,is Id, eublidl 2biunp iuht
0irr In lsotIeS heit'grm Sidle
Hub ith leic, bah ein Mnun
lrua lein Artus ben 8ere birnH,
Hub ans Npla, cds CT gctraaer,
ssarb Ct blntene oann eeidllnnen,
llnb I'm @orte. Tir bsieble.
Scter;. httbenb th Die Setie'
lSine lsln essiii bon bieitr Grbe;
Tab aus bie grlOinng lperoe.
limb bet Maitu, Der ohne Shnbe
starb, BAH ms ieiu lob uettluOe;
.ssillit eetfSnt bu auisriieht
gluSt bu npicrnb unteraeb'h.
lSrbenlebeu lit NIX 9tnmc
liineS ahbtrh uno Der Sanic
siineS sebenS. haS nitlt itirbt:
3id,t in Snrm uuo Moth oeroirbt.
Tas niht 1brdner tennt uno 2la9cus
aein Gnttduid,t iein uno Gntioaen. ct.
..... llub ipns ME bein Chr oeruahn.
slie an @oureu gu bir tam:
ssus bcin siuee ME ecieb'n.
.Sirit btt idldu n i'm Nnieriteb'r,~
Selia bcuo i'd Mid i'm Stuubc.
ilnc mcin @ind hci6t Citeroloubc.
y 30 h inn6."
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13

Sh- idfen pph sibeanlatisnrns
iiind,t elite qinbernna Der Sdmer;en
ben gflai unb bic Hube mbalid,.
Gieies lam seihsben inbsm ntati
9hambstlnlh's pininienl dn,pehbet.
Sertaaft bel allen SinbIern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13

i, spenn ilcincn ain6eri sine SrSnsi
heaebsn werOen mus, iolite iie araer
,ieEm su nelulsn ieiu, 9banlberl
loin's Cough Xen,ebp III ans 4i,inl.
,snsudcr s.fbsfeilt Ano Die iib, biz
EsaperatiS, osnsapotM @urisfH he'
bsr &c sinen lssidaplad dhnIid, ,p6nl
bss Hetrus idff.. u ASbes anasRtfs'
,a pihmsu. : bat ailss lsinss hlst'
fI<H aeaeIi. 0nolfFrorn. efprp IN 9ee
heildtupfii. HsrsanH ble nIles
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13

.lluir eash idsrit lar CHAMBER
lain's Gsahs ssn,se1-, fdsrie; fran
1. . Resbtid. &nlt,n. Ga. sGsI
u bic bsht Anis<nzfizsi sHi ksHi
Ea;ss Eass;ss isE osh.z. ss1ilssa ,.as
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13

Sm 9lpeile +, srana,r
eaoH ,loer Elm bslfates ,6rf 81,
erbdtl .iinb aui oemiaHn siuikMit.
aen oter lpenia Shiassn eHtbcd !:
-eitt bsyr Eirtb. lit, kssH eiasniln
ber 1JAirisH ebsg % 1ll6ogll
l Ssslstm sai ~ trsld'sa s'ss&
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-04-13
6riibiabrs Gabwaare!l

sSir Wiiuiata hermit bas Cub.
llfnm 81 iuiqrgIlrtu bab mir cine
uoailduoiac ansDabl bon Vnswaa.
rem ani Yaacr haben ~ Ertile BIC
ltNernlans S6rit et;wlustu Tam.
Sd, !giarIa &, Suwlts miro wir
trtbsr, Oieiem Stpartmeut Sorhthtu
sOrrt!tc stHts has ,SairisutuheIi
Narartirt.
llm Cure aHtise SnuSihait bit
tef, Sdmussuua
! tchtcl 4 @ilfeiueper,
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-17

curios, each Of them pleasant reminder OF
some little adventure of exciting chase
through the forest The cozy corner Is fitted with
a mission seat and all Its appurtenances are in the
same style and design. Within this may
enjoy the allpervading solace OF knowing the real
ity OF ones surroundings. The imagination is un-
disturbed by the vision of furniture factor 8
of initiating the craftsmanship of the pio-
neer. mass of cushions. some filed with pine
needles and others stuffed with wId-duck feathers,
create a desire to tarry for in good, old
fashion comfort. gun rack. cartridge belts. hol-
sters and other OF the articles of hunters para
phernalia decorate the walls each side of this
inviting nook. Tables, chairs. bookcase and writ
ing desk all In accord and all hand made Of
materials, few clever articles of convert
ble furniture lend considerable freedom and CON
venience in room that otherwise would be over
crowded. Among these Is screened dummy ele-
Vator which takes the place of cellar and refrgera-
tor and which may be readily converted into a
kitchen table when required. In carving meats.
kneadng dough and for other culinary purposes
The elevator carriage is four feet in height, with
series OF shelves. and 1t is sc constructed that its
top forms square panel in the floor when the
carriage is lowered out of view. The whole thing
is well balanced with weights operated by cords
and pulleys that It requires but il:tle effort with
finger in an iron ring to raise the top table
height above the floor.
The dining table is cleared after supper and
supplied with new cloth, all fresh and clean.
Then it is rolled on Its large castors another
part or the room. directly under hanging lamp.
mainder OF the evening. The lamp is suspended
through a hole in the floor, from the ceiling of the
bed chamber on the second floor. When all are
ready retire the lamp is shifted the sleeping
apartment by OF the raising and lowering
device.
The marked display Of ingenuity has been
applied to the kitchen furnishings. Everything but
the cook stove and pipe is home made. Lard pals
and vegetable tins have been converted into cook
ing dishes and utensils of every description. A
goodly amount OF creative genius and a twodoar
soldering set produced all of the tinware used in
the kitchen On the stove is cottolene pail that
has been converted into teapot complete with
spout. handle. and inside strainer. Two deep
tin covers soldered together at their rims and sup
piled with spout and handle have produced very
servceable hot-water kettle. Then there are stove
lifters and shoyels. frying pans and a number OF
other small utensils made from sheet iron stove
pipe lengths-all bent. soldered and rveted by
hand
Both the kitchen and the bathroom are supplied
with running water conducted to the house from
spring higher up through a system of wooden
troughs The bathtub is of wood. enameed with
white paint
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-03-17
WOULD LIE AWAKE ALL NIGHT
WITH ITCHING ECZEMA

Ever since | can remember | was
terrible sufferer OF eczema and
other irritating skin diseases. would
lie awake all night. and my suffering
was intolerable. A scaly humor set
tied on my back, and being but a
child. 1 naturally scratched 1t. 1t
was a burning. itching sensation, and
utterly intolerable. in fact. IL was so
that l could not possibly forget about
1t. 1t did not take long before 1t
spread to my shoulders and arms. and
/ was almost covered with a mass OF
raw flesh on account of my scratching
It. / was In such a condition that my
hands were tied
"A number of physicians were call
ed. but it seemed beyond their med
ical power and knowledge to cure
me. Having tried numerous treat
ments without deriving any benefit
from them. had given myself up to
the mercy of my dreadful malady. but
/ thought l would take the Cuticura
treatment as a last resort. Words
cannot express my gratitude to the
one who created The Cuticura Mira
cles,' as l have named them. for now
/ feel as II ! never suffered from even
a pimple. My disease was routed by
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. and l
shall never cease praising the wonder
full merits they contain. | will never
be without them, in fact, can almost
dare any skin diseases to attack me
SO long as | have Cuticura Remedies
in the house. / hope that this letter
will give other sufferers an idea of
how | suffered. and also hope that
they will not pass the 'Cuticura Life
Saving Station" tSigned) G. Louis
Green. 929 Chestnut St. Philadelphia,
Pa, Aug. 20, 1910.