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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
Gaurer Wnaen. elm @efii

gaurer Massn, Elm @efiibl
ser lleberlaoung nod benz giipn,
gldbungen = aaes ourh ihledie
8croanung peruriaht. BridlD
Alb 9itters beIeitigt oieie Sto.
rilageit iofort, treibt bic idledtper
onute Mabritne aus unb itimllissi
Magen, 2eber nno @ingelpeioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16

u. Morbmanm, 420 @oliao Stra.
Be, belize Telephone, lit Der ein3ige
giano : 5obrifnnt, Der bette Stila'
mer uno Meparierer. Sest lit otf
Belt, Die pianos 81 %reparieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
NtorH,8eriAt.
Naum,upae,

san Antpuip, Seg., is. Ndr5. Or
oinqrh 6 1916 Cts; @poo Rioblina
IN Gtg.; Qofp Miboltns 8A @ts.
Mib6lins 9A Cts; @opo 9ttoos
Iing 9B Gents.
0alpeitpm, ges. 10. Mdrs. = Srbi:
narb 8 gts., 2otp Wiooling l0B
Gas; Mibbling II Cts; @oob 1eloo.
fling 11% gts.; @aiobling 8air 11%
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16

syoIn $. Bolton, 5HentIid)er go
tai. @runoeigentim. Mgent iii
9enfonsonipruhe. 3immer 8, ct
syames SoteI, Dft-Soufton Strobe
geioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16
Gentle.

aartoffeln, Californian, $2.45 uro
$2.5b.
gpiebeIn, Californian, $500.
Somaten, Seras, $3.50 nuo 1878
Der Crate bon 6 a0rbern.
gmrien, geras, $500 per 9aksno;
@ohuen, ginbeimiibe. $500 fnr 10
Nuf1el. m.u
griiner Yfeffer. $3.50 unb $3.50
per 9u51eI.
Gquai1, $4.0O per gui6eI.
@ibtartoffeln, $1.76 per 1O0 Pfuiloss
gelotp Nams, 1915 lMb 1926.
Senerie. sA$1.2b.
B~lameufDbI. 1926.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-16

Nenbors 2ien= Saoteu NIB Sppotbefer
All b~erfaufen, bic 7 uilo s Ygo5ent 3ins
len trdqen. 9~elepboniert ODER idreibl
an ben Gefretdr. altes Sci. 1920. 2f7
Ne6eIs @ebdlioe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
ORPHAN SENT HOME
Girl Member Of Royal Family Re-
turns to Denmark.
Long Search for Child Left Alone In
v. s. by Death Of Parents Is Con-
oIuded-Bogus Uncle Who Asked
Ransom Traced by SIeuths.

New York.-To be returned to lov-
ing and devoted relatives, members of
the royal family of Denmark, at Co.
penhagen, after search for her
whereabouts that has cost hundreds of
dollars and has covered three coun-
tries and period of nearly six years,
Is the good fortune of Hella Jorgen-
sen. While on the passenger list of
the Hanover as Miss" the young
lady Is but 12 years Of age, and in
the last seven years she has expert
snced hardships that seldom befall the
lot OF children, and still rarer chill
iren Of the royal blood
The restoration of Hella to her peo-
pie in Denmark is interesting to de-
gree. and is only made possible
through the excellent work in the
childs behalf carried on by Proba-
toin Officer w. G. Leeman of Dallas
and members of the Presbyterian mis-
sion board of that city. Mr.. Leeman
brought the girl to Galveston one Sat
urday, delivered her to Vice-Consul
Hans Guldman, representative at
this port of the government of Den
mark, and then saw her safely aboard
the Hanover in charge of Mrs. Busch
field.
In 1900 August Jorgensen was ap-
pointed by the government of Den
mark as royal Danish consul to Rome,
Italy and, accompanied by his wife,
Adolphine II. Jorgensen, took up his
m
in Rome the child, Hella Charlotte,
was born. In 1904 the father and
mother, accompanied by the child,
went to Mexico City, Mexico, pre-
sumably on official business. A few
months later, in the year 1906, Mr.
Jorgensen died very suddenly. Mrs.
Jorgensen died a few days later. Hell.
la, left an orphan, was taken into the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Munich Lessen,
fellow countrymen.
So far as could be ascertained, Mr..
and Mrs. Lesson knew nothing of the
family connection, except that the
Jorgensens were of Royal blood. Short
ly after they had taken the child a
man appeared upon the scene who
claimed to be brother of Mr.. Jorgen-
sen and uncle of the child. He de-
manded that Hella be given into his
custody, to return to her people at
Copenhagen, and they could do moth
ing but comply.
1t would appear, from the informa-
ton possessed by those since inter-
ested in the case, that the man claim
Ing to be the girls uncle was an i'm
postor. He Is said to have demanded
a certain amount of money from the
Jorgensen family In Denmark for the
return of the child. Later the amount
was increased. Detectives were put
OH the case and the chase covering
more than five years and carried on In
Mexico, Italy and the United States,
was never successfully ended by the
officers.
She will be met at Bremen by her
mothers sister, and the years of her
life that have been filled with suffer
ing will henceforth be transformed to
happy ones
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
|PF POULTRY
|VXXQ|
CONSTRUCTION OF HEN HOUSE
Few Practical Suggestions That viii
Be Of Much Assistance to tho
Poultry Keeper.

CBy ]. C. HALPIN and C. A. OCOCK,
wisconsin,
For success in poultry keeping 1t
is necessary to have suitable house
which will protect the fowls from in
clement weather and from their nat
ural enemies.
1t must be remembered that from
the standpoint Of the hen, appearance
makes very little difference, but the
house must be so built and so ar
ranged that it will be a comfortable
place for the hens to live; otherwise
they will not thrive and production
will not be satisfactory. On many
farms the hens are not provided with
house constructed especially for
them, but are housed in an old build
ing originally made for some other
purpose. AS a rule this sort Of a
house Is not economical, for, unless 1t
is constructed especially for hens, 1t
will seldom be found possible to re-
construct it in such a way as to
make economical production possible.
Poultry houses should be located
where it is dry and well drained. If
the ground is not naturally dry, 1t
should be ditched and drained artifi-
cially, for poultry will not thrive in
house when the floor is constantly
wet. A damp location means a damp
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
COUPLE DIE 36 HOURS APART
Pathos In tho Last Hours Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Of Pennsylvania, Who
Were Long Welded.

Pittsburg, Pa.-John S. Smith, sc
years old, and his wife, TO- are dead
at their home in Reynoldsville, Pa,
and they were buried side by side.
Many times Mrs. Smith had said:
''If John dies first want to live
only long enough to know that he is
dead"
Both became Ill from pneumonia,
When the husband died the aged wo.
man, in another room, knew by the
faces of her children that her com
panion had gone. She called them to
her bedside.
John is dead isn't he?"
When told the truth she said: Don't
bury him till Wednesday"
She Joined him In death thirty-six
hours later.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
Proper Way to Moke Partition.

poultry house all the way through,
and the result is that the fowls are
affected with many troublesome dis
eases.
Houses should be placed so that
they will not be subject to violent
winds, yet good air and drainage are
essential. A house should never be
placed in low, damp spot where
early fall frosts are likely to occur.
These places are always cold and un-
healthy for fowls.
One hundred hens will thrive in a
pen 20x20 feet, that is four square feet
of floor spae per hen, but one hen
will not thrive in pen 2x2 feet. In
a large pen each one has chance to
wander about over the entire floor
space, thus getting more exercise.
Generally speaking, 1t is far cheaper
to build a wide house than a narrow
one. A house 2Ox2O is cheaper than
house 10x40 and contains as much
floor space for the hens. A house
20 feet wide, however, will be found
impracticable for some types Of roofs
and will not be found satisfactory
where one wishes to keep a number
of small breeding pens. There are
several common types Of roofs used
on poultry houses.
Just which style Of roof should be
chosen Is largely a matter of personal
preference, but the type Of roof will
be found to influence the cost Of con-
struction to quite an extent.
Wherever there is only one poultry
house a partition is always advisable
as it permits one to keep the hens sep
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
WOULD TURN COAL INTO GAS
English Scientist Offers Unusual Plan
to Save Mining and Handling
Fuel.

New York-A proposal which, II
adopted, would revolutionize the coal
mining business of the world, has
been offered by Sir William Ramsay
the noted English scientist He sug,
gests that much Of the expense OF
mining and handling might be avoided
II the coal was turned into gas in re.
torts In the bowels Of The earth. The
gas thus generated could either be
distributed by pipe lines. or used at
the pit head for producing electricity
which could be distributed from there
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
Feed for Growing DuckIlnas.

Growing duckllngs thrive best on a
feed composed of equal parts, by
measure, of corn meal. ground peas,
bran and mlddllngs, all made into
thick mash, either with scalding hot
water or milk, the latter being the
better, The mash is improved by add.
ing shortcut green grass, clover or
some other green stuff. and few
handfulls OF coarse sand.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Clerk and Recorder. s r. Gregg
Treasurer-M. Baker.
Assessor-Shelby Rhea.
Sheriff-Joseph Dennis
Surveyor. Il. Williams.
Coroner, II. S. Burton.
luGeC-A. d. Jameson.
Supt of Schools-Elzabeth Helm.
berger.
Commissoners-El West, Robert
Downs, August Johnson.
District Judge-Charles Mccall
Clerk of Dist. Court. NJ. johnson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
Condemns Gotham Beans.

New York.-Philip Walsh, IA, OF
Boston, who came here to make his
fortune. became homesick in two days
He told City Hall Park Policeman
Campbell that New York beans were
not fit to eat
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
Bad Air and Incubation,

The atmosphere of cellar where
vegetable are kept is not At for an
incubator The air, according to Pop
lar Mechanics, is charged with car.
bonic gas, which is fatal to young
chicks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25

Different Types of Roofs Used In
Poultry Houses. / is shed roof, 2 a
combination roof, 3 gable roof, 4 a
semi-monitor roof, monitor roof
6 sIantlns front roof, and an A.
type roof.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
cbambermaId Finds Jewels.

Kalamazoo, Mich.-A Burdick hotel
chamber maid who found $4,000
worth OF jewels belonging to a New
York salesman, which had been lost
for fourteen hours, received 81 re
ward
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25
STATE OFFICIALS.

Governor-John +. Shafroth.
Lieut.. Governors. r. Fitzgerald.
Secretary of State-James b.
Pearce.
Treasurer-Roady Kenehan.
Auditor-M. A. Leddy.
Attorney General-Benjamin Grit
fifth
Superintendent of Schools-Mrs.
Helen NJ. Wilson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-04-25

arated from the pullets early In the
winter and makes It possible later to
make up a breeding pen of the best
fowls. In small house, that is one
not over 80 feet long, one should use
boards for the partitions for about
two feet from the floor. The rest
may be made of wire or cloth except
between the roosts of the different
pens, where the boards should run to
he roof.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

ipas bisjer Slid bed Der arSkts npe
aeipidltiaiie Der ip1hreno Der biesidh'
rjaen 5ijh .jaiions aus benz bionen
Iajiet Der Sis @ari,s aus apub be.
Ibrbert tSuTpe. Fer Tottor fsm.
bqs gferb bem ieipsp perrn upb be).
jes Seute Die So TIunb wop. lpobl
~ jdmer esiuorben em 9a9hi jlbreuo
ppb. bas toloiiale 5luiienthier am
Sattel befeiiist. jdtpeiBtrjeiepb benz
nod nit ppr gsrgiiiaen iirabieuoem
@eiidte - ber Tpftor seipi bets Elm
bejteres @eiidt, bel bieier geles
aenbejt absr itrablte es ipie bic belle
@aienionne - Spuntas Rpraeu
sur staot hersinmarid1iert. -aller
sIninna III jdiuer heiB: es i'm
sprihwurt unb 10 biiriteu - uno ba'
nit tr6fen mir ben Cniel Gharlep =
bic Cats bic Der Tottpr in Submit
qnasIt. iupnl leiftere iein. aber
AIt anbcre iphen eineu Reeoro inn
5iiden III erlaHeen: GIN Eienstaa
Nsreen ,uar "a ber inuge &apmnno
sehtel Der einer AZ Efinber nod
Sqpie id)leppts. ben ct am ielben
SfuB 100 Der Tpltor feline anpel ae'
'pprien. aus oem Suite oesogen.
--Serr 6snrp Sdlliiter lmb Sohn
9Iunuii perridlten ieit Ticustae Ge.
ncntarbeit BET Sdjroc6er uno
slruempi IN 5rcebnra.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
.frdbIabrs Damn 6iite.

mir Fno icet i'm Seiiee Der reuc
W. ten 9ieubeitea ppa Satcu 'i;r
bic 9rablinaS Saiipn. 7ie Somcn
tpnneu phue pict &iibc fur iidl ielbii
uuo l6dlter bic Nu&uobl trciitu.
Nnd tpnueu bic iriber pen ibuen &C
traaeuen aui Sas iduelIite uuo bette
pieber non uuirrca TubmndleriurCl
beraciteIIt uerocn llm psucil;cn
,}uiprIidb bitten
Sc htet & 0iltemcpc
-Tie ipIacubcu auS,pdrtipcu
&cuuanotcu Wphutcn an, drcttO0
beat 2eid,cubea6unnIiic Der pcri,
Miitpe lpuiie Rem,tc bel: Str
pbnr Reuuete uebit fnmilic uuS Mn
ton Heuue,e nebli 9iubcrr unb Ncn
Siciumonu uno sSittme aa,b. Stcm
mann ppn NranIe. &it,uc Maria
9uedc nebn ainhesu uub 4Sroi. S,tp
VI Sautep uno 6rou aeb. Sbcrtic
Reuncte. derbinnnb Npterwnuu uuN
Snrl @,cbera ppn aoeIttopr mn
Mn,tiu Scnretc eiu SdNraacr 0tr
Scriiorbcnen ppu Srceir. Sli.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
SantiaNuna.

llrter;eidluete wuriheu biermit
nlien leren giohbnm uuo GremNcu.
WcIhr uus in Der letteu arunI1cit
mb int Scbe nnierer inniaiiacIicbtcu
Ruttcr 3puiic Serncte % licbrtih
Ollie eeleiiiet. uniereu hersIihi;cu
Tout 81 cr'tatten.
Niie SiENer.
--ssie mir aus benz .Rcta 0crnlo~
crlehen uertanite tirsliub 0err Hutun
Speiieu 81 St. %buniaS an Die
Gambler Sdlcll IL Nppen % Stisre
iir ucltbe ihm : cinbalb Gents boS
Siuno pber burhihnittgd1 sg3.I5
Gents per Stld besohl, ,uurbcu.
Serr Npeiicn bat ihpn irubcr mebrr,
re 9ariaounaeu aenldiiet. boh bicie
oeroe iiberbut olle bisheriaen ger
iudbe. .au aleider ,9eit oertuaite
ierr 8peiicn ls Sdpeiue melte
einer 9urhihnittspre;s upH sl7 per
appi brad,ten.
Tie Gonntu Court .ScrhansInueas
mukten. .ipdten Gintmiieus ,ipeaen bis
rddaite Hs6f susadaelees ,nsrhen..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
Msalea'

--oente II has deh GEiai sim
meliohyt. sRbae upn NerrI, eudI
pns aQsuidieu. Bic CT uuS iir iciu
Reidl. ben pininel. eridniicn, nndl
Der irhitchen Tilaer,ahrt oudl Elm
eIdsdlen In icRcn iceliacp &almcn
anaeipieieR persen.
-Nphm 3. ". 3iseepbrpd
madltc ant Ipritoa benz bpdilu. Ie
ter suesdsa N Selt ieme sutpos
tlina,
--drl ;iraneiS Gaiirop welcse
lett September leeten s(obres Der
Hiarrihule In 2ittIe Straer No..
ala &hyertn ppriianb III sad be-
sHocteh 2SeIinc pprioe @Odlt uS
SternhaaS aaadaeiebrt.
1ett III bic Belt ben RbcumotiSs
ntus los ~ iperbeu. DER .ibnnet
bicieS tlaiu tnoea ihr GbamberloinS
qiument aulpeaeet unS bel jrorr
Spplitatioa reitt,idl bE 2heile eiur
rcibet. @ertnuit bel alleR Ndubkrr,
-@ir hplen bisgmit ul kbtcr
Numn,cr peraeiieiass mdi. n1ulih
bah bic @attin unS Ainbev bcS Nerrn
SpNsh g. 2ctpctc pen Gcutour Sto
tips, Hu,. bier ai.f taraerenl Ger.
bleib bel @ttcrn mb Grpbc!tcrn
Rebet iinb. Nud, 3tl. Nnaela Seh'
kl, pelhc IN eentour SthuIc aebol.
ten. III oa ihr 9ermiu ~ Tube,
beimaetehrt.
--siahrid,t Eei hGr e,u boB 0c,r
Spiepb 0tlhe, lebt IN areebura
wohnhait. am Rittmud, tctter @rdle
Der %apa cincs itramnlsm Sbbudicns
aelpproen iei. &ir aratuIicren aui
ben griteeboreueu aub hoiieu nod
biters su ioldien irohen Grcianiiieu
in ieiner 6amilr arataIiescn ~ tbn'
nen.
-Nm Sunntaa teaab iidl uuicr
Santier Sen Senrn Rehermam arb
ant Iontae Serr @crbarb Siitemener
ais Teleeoten oes hieiiacn Councils
Der .auiphtS Of Columbus" ani bic
Seiie naf &c Soto. iuu am 9ienS-
tua bieier Sereiu ieine idhrlitbc
Staatss gonpcntipn obuielt. Griierrn
5errn beNsitets ieA,e Suhiep eiipia
biz mad, St. souiR.
-Cniel Charter fbeist bod alien
griiies Cppohtipn I'M Snefln Der
aro6en -9ats- ~ erapad,ien uno bah
aar In bet Eeripn unieres 9pttprs
\. 7. Arid,riorn. Sbnleid, bcr Tot.
tor crit E,ir eiHeu rinsiaeu bieicr be.
astrteH oediie = .Sas- nnh -esr.
Arsr Hldl eingersdnst - arianaeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16

-dm Iteustne lptaWeH ptt
Slntontobjl bic 6erren ,latub Roer'
id,el Jabrjidnt bes berhbmten unh
aller prts beliebten Nperjd,els Gs'
brdu unb n. Sappp Gipsptbamer Der
@eiiern BottIira @crfs In Seller
iou Gitp Def hiebesh apnoen Dor.
-g,slhdnbler araptmaHn uub
Yartu talliten aeiiern bier eincn Gid
ppp @ilbelm anueper iiir ben Sreis
pop smeibunbert pno eineu baiben
Tpllar unb ejnen aroereu pon Sarrp
Rsbb fur iiipfupbfebensis Gpilars.
sIppetitlpiisieit ii Gin iidleres
3eihen ihlehter Seroauune. @es
niae 2uien ppn Gbamberlain's gaas
aen.unb 2ebertableten mer0ep ois
SerSaiiltussoreane itdrten uno ben
appetit perbeiiern. 1auienben bat
Der gebrnud bieier 9ableten aehoi'
fen. Sertanit tei alien Sanolern.
-1ie mir pernebmen. tpirs &ih.
ter Ben Sd,outreder aaabibni Ilr
bic Iieoerluahl bes Siitters ses 2
Tiitriites iuclf,er bic Somnihips
Sodiun Sciieripn. 2inn unb @aihs
inatun umiobt. ieiu. Rittsr Sdinu'
tpeder ,purbe upr s,pei 3ahren ubne
Cyppiitipr upmiuicrt unb rrhieIt bet
Der ssaht cine Stimmeuplshsheit bic
lueit bic bemutratiidje Naiositds In
leinem Tiitriite lbertrni, Sein
Heeurb alS SiidIter i,t Gin ipIder bab
er beatc, baran III teiu 3rpeiiel. uus
bebinat itdrter IN als bamals. @ir
babeu non glicmanben acbArt. rer
ieiu Qseacntanbibat iclu iOnFte iuel
Der ilr bic 3onlinatiuR nod iar bic
@abi Int 9iCuember.
-.llnterifiss Semornt' I,
5bierdrstlidles. Slier
ar,t unb Gsntiit Tr. ". 9. Manlen
mirb In 2inu ieiu ant 7ienstaa ben
2l. @ai uno in 9poie Greet au
Nittwodl ben %. 6iir oas Sditrie.
ren aun dllleu iuirb sl.O0 per aupi
beredluet.
--Sa 3iunb uOu Der gatfiidl heu
Cutel Gbarlep 8nomad,er am Ticus'
too aeiouQen. alip III er 0pdl nod
i'm -3ina-. 2ie Scridltc. bar
bic Maries npu tleinen unb ernber
Sluiiembieu aller Art pimmcIt. bal
Siraer ouu Seiicriun Gitp. It,
. 9onis uno aoninS Gim pernnIdsi
aud, ibr @lhd bier 81 Ueriudleu unt
! berrits NIB upn acnnnuteu St6otcr
bier mebrere 9Irmelourocu cirpc'
aanacn ,ucidie um Guartier uodirn
Gen. Ouiicntlidl uer6cr unicrC
Siidlcr fit bic ircmocu 0csrcn riuipt
ubria lnlien.
--Tic Bcbrioer 0uriiSanlel bnbcu
aeu neucr Stall oeS Nerru 0curr
Sdlnumcd der up'u Gne, D. y. itr mn
fertis.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
.eelf.

Srl. 2i;,ic Sse,cnbpru III SrJu'
;aa ppu ,iciieripr Gitp heiniaelchr;
Sic 0erren ebertnro SaemaGlcr
m0 Z. Y. Steaemann wpbr,en Sty
aut Spun,ae In 9pelstuWu aelcot'
reu Sorlc!luna bel. Seiee paWu
ocS 9obeS ppll cpn Sen Scihuuacu
Der siuScr Die inter Suiiiht Der
rbru. Na,re Tame SdlpeiieIn ibrc
%ullen meilcrhoit ppr;ruacn.
Srl. Yi,sie Sicaeriann III nul
Sourta> upn q Spi.iS hcimactrbv,.
6rau neurn Stseemana pnh eeuu
Sobu @erharb $ann,ndasr madtell
am Ioutaa eitie,s seidhai,iitsn Ab
ittt.rr nath &eitbaln.
SSeacauii;ber Steuban &erIlai
uinin,t iiSh sEc ;3eit nit alien ei'rr
ricoer Der ich!cttsu &eae an.
israu 6raGt Sastr opu St. SoaiS
III sur ,3cn bier bel ihrcn GIicr1
0crri uuN Graa &iIbclm Saiis,
nai Seiuh.
Gllrth cincn nuiaIl bat Hcr Sea
2cmpter Gin iperbupiics aulb uew
l9een.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
>Nls ptulicntif
usaSTS Scst NeteraRen iueitere
81 S;iiIinneA in.

9.ns S>mihla Art or S:6Encrt Nts
OuS r;r &ur'suas a6er stc Shcr-
woCo S5.i hcvrcs<a0,pese Nur Sen
tcrtauyidae. Nw NrSsTuS gs;; Nsrr-
Hadjt ia arlit ;rlt. lH,rcvsvntsie,
TW Sul. pn IL euNl,ca s;piihcH
5era, GUo SoUN gereiuhnrt wursc.
bcntutc, WlhycaS NtS erfsrR ,iGbrtS
ibrrr S$htamtett eiae WehrcuSaabe
cpr Sai.U0O, ,Ueo nir bic eritcu
Nwi Sabrt bssetHtt man Die &ehc-
,ibiuuG al &crraatn aai ldbrlld1
SO. Ou,l. 600,
NcnIan iOreia!tinsr Sodarre
wiys AaS atuc Vsiev aur sss96J
SttemutU An,psU>Nm rusrm v;rSc~
&e,sran. Ncr p1breRb SeS Saraer
tricccS - Snac oNtr l6ueer in oecr
oNcr Sln,ts etentc mo ClyrRpp!l ent,
.aiicu wuyoe, wiyN uad pulleuectea.
-. YebcaSlnhre peaIipuSherech,ilt.
Bel 81 ,Sahrca uah a0.tlaiIrc (icnlt'
;cit hctript Die ScuIon sl3 per
Arouoe uuo iteiat mit Der (aucr beS
atttpcu Sicuites bis oui sl6 per
Nprat; hci 6a. ,tatUn lit DIR Sar
Sl5 his Sis; bel 20 Sahrrn sis bis.
50, mo bct lber Ij SSnhrrm S2l bis
SSa Tie spnrimmiiiicr tesieht
I'd Gui Sierr1Es1, Sil erei Sabre
sbcr .Lr3,r mier De- 6lnase itoR'
.>sa.
III cr'rlncs ipir uiel @ates
. SMmbesai1rS 1cblrtCn ecrirtI.
.gpnrSc mfs iiberraihenS. 1nriuS
EogGutn Aernberar Saneton. u. ".
'iehHiht. -sReineA fsnH aeproRdatr
chamberlain . GGa.tsra ane iane nc
g2irimni rne ihr piei naeene.- &eLn,
eaer sRaeen pe<r enrr 9iaeefusihl
eah hslal issn rsrinbt nc Ssrhnl-s
hi atlcii.. nanfi ern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
Sbiollntain.

@. 4. 9nuahliu, peldhcr nni
0ieuStoa letter @odle Sniineier I'M
Epihuoecu btS 0errn Spispb alucp'
pcl MAR. iiti uu;eriueoS ouu Gree
burQ nadl Siuu aus 0en sSaacn iuubci
CT iitt 10 orae &crlceunaeu am appie
suspa ba6. uod'ocm cr uuu Nerru
apcppel uub ben acrnoe ocS &ea, !
tummcnpcu Scuu @Cu. Gii,erbplt in
Scn @aocn nchpbcu. uad pcuiacu
SctUnhcu uerltarb. tic Seihe
Qaunhtin'S nurNc radl Sim mitac'
npnmep no tic an nadliicn Tags be-
crbiGt mnroc.
NpdlW. %nser Sdlromm ipar leete
@udlc iar einiec 5oae in SapS alS
@ni OcS bnchm. &atcr Sdmie,.
&c Sarmer bcmiihen iih sur ,leit
rcdlt cruillidl boS Samcntpru IN Die
Groc ~ lcoen.
Vim ThnaiiieIie werbcu bier Die
aiuoer sum criisu Male gum Glide
oes BERN suaeIoiicn wcroeu.
Salo ,uirb ca aud In ben tleiner
Stdoheu su ocucn audi Sidbipuutniu
achlrt, leheuoiarr uerbtn. Tie
Sanoiontcn ,pmnieu michcr h;reus
@r iebsn eieier 0erren Nan;cn
ihpn mebrerc in bcu Gwuu:u Sl6ttcrn
nls aanoibnteu inr ecniiic Semter
nneeseist. teiur in ben cneliiten.
nit eiger eiusiaen AnSnahne.
ithcint scn sanniSntcr en- lCE
Stinmcn Der beutib amcritani
lchcn Burger uidbts aeleacu sr ie;n.
u. .. 81 Inter ibnen lit 0crr
Nucrts Der iih mieber Em eas Amt
bcS Sdhaemeiitcrs. pelhcS or sl
Nller3 er3uiricherheit ihr circn SeaIin
bct,eiect. beiutrbt. sudh Stttar
Stnupefcr. Der pdhrenh ciaes
Scrmins ben .. Ciiiritt mlroia per,
treten uuo aaus DEFENDERS pief iur
bic 9anoiiraBeu In ieinem Giitrii
aetban. be,uirbt hh UNI rinrn sneis
ten 1ermin. 60 lanae CT an xnMu
.aemeien. bal CT aeseipt bad rr ieines
lls,mtrs putliianoia ae,pathien unh xsr
iuHpartriiidh ieins Rilidit eefbnE
gxiaft DC 1ak1,ff.. hif iIa 0eaais
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-05-16
!AHm 0ertarf,

IA NnihdaSe holber eins in scr Sdhe
nas 6pli aslessas isann. Sisislbs
egaht.t i40 Sfcr. wpupn 81 tuiti
piert ullA 81 pCg, aisieH reidhs Ses
&attVm 2anocr kuo. sestgFs EEA
DOE lsScriIutRiHacR seidsasi. Die
fnrnisea5aiiNe bcansen Fh in sutrri
,IaiiaRbc. an &;oiier in nicHsa:s
aRaueel. ools i'm lleb<riluE.
Seaen &las-ens n.ao. mia m
an Den SsSatfCur ees $pItsblGtt.
-Shr, Sxu &aurnt &drs ncrScn
non Ir. MIIeT pom hnntlidpcH cSC
iwnoheiiS s'ureaa ~ ,ciieriuu Gtu
SieiplaeascR 1ubeSElic A1a Nrra
llriad,cH oenaslAct.
1u5cualpNs /; 2Nbs. .: Deri
,rnntbeiiea. h SnpatneutsiaeHGa
uno palsidlrineiUaIt. =, uafail. ls
Subere llyiadea. = 5Nni h.,
tsrblxteu yH Was. ~.