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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
General Markets.

NEW fofks ESD. tfr
BUTTER-weak: receipts. 0.4sl pack
ages: creamery specials. per ib., s0hc. ,
extras. 29tka30c.; firsts, 2s1lsa2sc. seconds,
HAa2Sc.: thirds, 27e. held. specials, s0tsc. !
extras, 29Ma30c., Grsts. 28a2sHc.; seconds.
Haz74c.; thirds, z6aaeskc.; state dairy,
tubs, finest. 2~s1fas5c. good to prime. 27a
&c.. common 60 fair, 2ia2dc. process, spe-
cials, 2Sc.: extras. 27a27hc.. firsts. 25Ma26c.s
seconds. ~241tkas5e.: factory. current make,
flrsts, 255aa26c.; seconds, 241Aa25c.: thirds.
22a24c. packing stock. current make. No.
z, s3tsa24c.i No. 3. 2ia2sc.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 1878 boxes;
state, whole milk, held. specials, white, per
ib., 17tkc.; coiored, 17Aa17he.; average FAN
cy, white. l71sc.: colored, 17c.; average
fancy, feMa1s&csi undergrede-. t1xa1sc. :
daisies, fall and earlier. best. i7Mai1Ao..
skins, winter make. specials. 14Nc.; choice,
13Aa13Ac.: undergTades, nominal, flAsaiSc.
EGGs-Firm: receipts. s.sss cases; fresh
gathered, extras, per doz.. 57aSSc.; arsts.
3sc.. seconds, $780,; dirties. 30a3lc.: checks,
z7asSc.: refrigerator. fair to prime. S2a83c. :
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery
whites, fancy large, Ace, fair to good. Sla
Soc; hennery browns, s7aSSc.: gathered
brown and mixed colors, asc.
POTATOES-Firm; Bermuda, No. J. per
bbl. s6ae.60; Maine In bulk, per $50 lbs,
50. 50a3 rs; per bag, s.. 25as.50; state In bluk,
per 100 lbs. ss.25a550; per bag, ssaS IS;
European. NO. /, per 1858 ID. bag, s24oa2e5:
sweets, Jersey. No. l. per basket. sl2Sa1.SS
HAY AND sTRAW-stsady: timothy,
per 100 lbs, s1s021saI35; clover, mixed. @c.a
ST; clover. s1a1.50: long rye straw. snae71sc.
oat and wheat, b6a60c.
LIVE OuLTRX-Wea3s s~chickens, per
10, l21sc.; fowls, 141zalbc. ROSTERS. SIC;
turkeys. Bate; ducks, 17aISc.: geese.
f2alsc.; guineas. per pair. SOC. pigeons. per
pair. zoe.
DRESSED POULTRY Steady fresh
killed, turkeys, dry packed. western. per
III. lsaac.: chickens, dry packed. Phila-
deiphia broilers. 3oas5c.; roastars. 22az3c. !
Pennsylvania roasters. 17a1Se.; nroilers,
8a2sc. milk fed roastsrs, lsaa0a.i corn fed
roasters. 1ba17c.: capons. Phiiadelphts
large. a2a8c.; western. large, 2oa22c. !
fowls. dry packed, western. boxes. lsa15e. ;
bbls.. fsat5nc.; old boosters, lac; spring
ducks. nearby. 2ea22cs; WESTERN. llaAo-s
spring geese, Wisconsin. stall fed. lie. .
Western. t:ns5c.. SQUADS whtte, l1r &c.,.
y. z5a6.60; dark, s1.60.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
HEAR ALL SIDES
OF TARIFF BILL
Sewing Machine Importer Of
Free List Provision.

Washington. Feb. 17.-Two New
Yorkers-Charles Straus, representing
typewriter manufacturers, and Robert
Hearne, an importer OF sewing ma
chines-enIivened the hearing on the
Underwood steel bill by the senate
financial committee. The bill places
sewing machines and ~typewriters on
the free list. Mr.. Hearne favors the
bill, while Mr.. Straus opposes 1t.
Mr.. Hearne, who stated that he was
a rare pird'' TO appear before the com:
mittee In advocacy Of lower duties.
heartily approved Of placing sewing
machines on the free List. Mr., straus.
who Is vice president OF the Under
wood Typewriter company. protested
against removing the duties from these
machines. Republican members Of the
committee went after MIR. Hearne Wig
orously. while Senator John Sharp WI
liams, a Democrat. questioned Mr..
Straus sharply. The hearing was one
of the most interesting held BY the
finance cmmitfee.
Mr.. Hearne told the committee that
sewing machines could be manufactur-
ed cheaper In the United States than In
Germany, England and France, not
withstanding that labor In the foreign
countries is 10 per cent cheaper than In
America. he declared that family sew
ing machines which are retailed In
America for s45 cost only 80 to manu-
facture.
Mr.. Hearne was questioned closely as
to the information upon which he based
bis claim that sewing machines can be
manufactured cheaper In America than
abroad. He said he based the state
ment upon his general knowledge of
the business. extending over a period
of thirty years and including several
trips to Germany. He attributed the
fact largely to the superiority OF Amer
lean workmanship. due &c the fact that
American labor is more experienced
and better equipped to manufacture
sewing machines. Hs declared. too.
that the very fact that America exports
annually 100000 worth Of sewing
machines. meeting foreign competition
In home markets, was conclusive proof
OF his statement.
Mr.. Hearne made q passing ~alIusion
to typewriters. intiniating that the
free list WIS the place for them also.
Mr.. straus protested vigorously against
this reference when he addressed the
committee.
Mr.. Straals told the committee that
he appeared rs tho representative OF
the Underwood. Remington. Monarch.
Smith Premier, T.. O. Smith, Yost.
Standard, Sun and several other
makes OF typewriter. He declared
that typewriters did nod really belong
in the steel scheduie and asserted
that practically all Of the material
used In their manufacture 10 dutiable.
It would be unfair. be said. to place
writing machines d. sss 1srv list un-
der the circumstances.
The witness told the committee that
ggD, 100000 lis invested In che manu-
faeture of typewriters In America and
chat about $1,000 high saiarled men
are employed In their manufacture.
sale and distribution He said that
the average profit on high class ma.
chimes varies from 80 10 sf2 per ma
chine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
PUBLIC OPINION
snt1rH AMRoY SCHOOL.

HLr M On
IEDITOR EVENING M W5:
The question a~gitating the minus
~ the neople in this city at the pres
emit time Is whether a new scnoo.
hI,ildinq Ia needed at a cost OF
sa5 noo in connection with the re-
modelling and enlarging OF the Two
schooI buildings now in existence. ~
uroa Inc oninion OF q greater part OF
thasa h would be compelled 10
bear the burden OF compisance ME-
the law, that while the law hau
| placed almost unlimited power IN
tha hands of the Board OF Euueatioh,
vet they were inclined 70 carry out
the wishes of the majority OF THOSE
who would be compelled 70 pear ing
cost. and when it was given out tna,
fha hoard would call an informai
meating To ascertain their wishes
and In discuss the matter OF q new
building, 1t was thought by many
! mai the right men were IN d Tishe
| place But when the people gather-
ad as directed with the suppositlon
fhat they could express their WISH
as they found they We're fooied 2
tba game blocked. While this meet
Inc had no legal bearing, yet when
the neople were called from their
homes to give expression to their
wishes courtesy demanded that tney
he granted the opportunity.
Only comparatively few men can
! exnress themselves before an assem-
hlage Of their fellow citizens. uhder
existing circumstances they should
have been called upon to express
thair desires as to erecting q new
h building in conjunction with
tha remodelling and enlarging tue
IolG ones nv the raising of a hand or
standing upon their feet. This would
have Ave the board the knowledge
of the sentiments of the people pres,
emit and then they could nave aeteu
accordingly. OF otherwise as was
their choice. But to ask them TO
come together for a purpose ana
then turn them down seems IKE a
direct insult.
We have never heard a dissenting
| voice ia the community against CIV
ing the children OF the city all sum
cfent accommodation to enable them
10 acquire an education. In fact' :
don't know of any town that mas
more readily responded without q
murmur than the people OF south
| Amboy. The law compels changes
n the existing school buildings at an
estimated cost Of $4,000 and an adj
| dition of necessary room would not
cost more than SIS. 900 more. We
would then have a saving of s6o.ooo
In the city, and the children would
he ~ : ccmfertsHie situation and
the people would not feel that they
were being Imposed upon. EVeryone
Ia aware that this is an age OF ex-
| trayagance and that some extFaYa-
Igance must he endured, but lIstne
lpeople must erect a monument N
memory Of our county s~upeflntend-
ent and the Board of Education, let
n Re j marble shaft with their
| names inscribed thereon With the
apItaph underneath in memory OF
fhe above who without regard 70 tue
wishes Of their fellow men insisted
On burdening them with a heavy debt
because the law gave them the OPP
~postunity to do 80.
r. p. MASON ST.
south Amboys Feb ~ ts1z.
wAysrss M wo0nBRTDGE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Noe spent Friday at her home
IN st. George avenue.
Mrs. William H. Gardner spent Fri
day in Newark.
Mrs. Ivans Brown spent Friday in
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Martin Eihorn and two children
spent Friday in Perth Amboy.
The Misses Mary and Annie Meng
spent Friday evening in Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
LIS stask Markets

Pittsburgh, Feb. II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tight. market steady;
good to choice. sg.4ea7+6b; good. s71oaz %
medium. $3.50 al; tidy, ss.l5a6.65: fair. g. 5
a8: common, s3.6oa4.60: common to fat
bulls. s.. 75ah.7 rs; common to tat cows. s2.3
sg; telfers. s250as: fresh COWS. SlaaB.
H0GS-RAeelpts, ten loads; market
steeay q. scc4 -es~-t-, .s = = csass
lower ON pigs and iikhta; prinns heavy.
ss.e5: prime mixed. medium and heavy
pigs, B.soas.f0; rougfs. ss.eeas: stags. sSa
$50.
sHEEP-Receipts light. market firm on
choice. others steady; receipts calves
light: market steady TO strong prime
wsthers. 4.@a450: good mixed. $as86aA.lS1
fair mixed ewes and wefhers. s4a3.6S; cults
to common SLE0a269: cuiis to choic@
lambs. sS5oas7 Is searssnE lambs. se.so4
LIS veal calves. ss.5eas.50s heavy and
hin calves. s4ae
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
SOUTH AMBOY
ALUMNI EVENT
Entertainment and Dance in
X. Of P. Hall.
Ipsc,aI 90 the EVENING q

South Amboy. Esb. 17:-The en-
tertainment BY the High school
Alumni was rendered last even
ing in x. OF r. hall. The room was
about one4half filed. Miss Wilson, the
entertainer, did we'll. The music rem
dered by Kerr's orchestra and the two
Young ladies' with the piano and violin,
were very fine. The dancing after the
close of the entertainment was greatly
enjoyed by the participants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
REPAIRING THE BRIDGE
AT TANNERS CORNER

Speold1 70 TIE NN w1. b
south Rivcf, Feb. 17:--A corps OF
carpenters, under the direction Of Com
tractor Edward B. Smith, are making
extensive repairs to the Raritan River
railroad bridge, near Tanners corner
For d long time the planking on this
bridge has been in a dangerous condi-
ton. Trolleys are unable to cross it at
present and passengers are transferred
to a car that leaves either side, goving
to New Brunswick and to South Am.
boy. It will take several days TO COM
plete the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
ROOSEVELT

MI. Michael Leahy, who Is residing
with his sister, Mrs. Benson, returned
home yesterday after a brief visit to
New Brunswick.
Mrs. A. Janofchik, of Delamar ave-
nue., spent Friday out Of town.
Miss Margie Gallagher was an out of
town visitor, Friday.
Mr.. John "A. Connolly has returned
from Plainfeld, where he has been Wis
iting his parents.
Eta, child Of soloman Rosenblum, Is
quite Ill.
Officer Young was in New Bruins
wick yesterday in connection with the
ease Of Mr.. Barto, who shot his wife
ONE time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17

Paris, Feb. f7.-parisian hre-
fighters answered 5,047 calls from
Dec. j, 1910, 20 Dee. 1, 1911. or
these 2.499 were fires, ISA0 iuas
burning, 353 rescue calls, etc. There
were fourteen important fires: that
Is where an average less of fifty per
cent. resulted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
Fs.sr saar4 IL Dlsshsd Train.

Syracuse. NJ, T.. Feb, 17.Four per-
CONS were burt when 3 passenger train.
on the CoFtla< 4 brunch Of the Lehsgh
Valley was dlEehed BY a split a be-
tween Canaseota and gorgss, ha
HaHlcaFlhas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
ArTHE- HfpponRoME.

Washington's birthday will anord
an extra holiday opportunity 70
those who have not already Wit
messed the big Hirpodrome spectacle
Around the World" Visits 70
every country ON the face OF the
globe are included in tho scenic
itinerary and pageantry. ballets n
effects surpass anything hitherto
produced In New FORKS largest
playhouse. The Ballet Of Butter
flies, the forest fire, the great DUR
bar spectacle; these are but a few
of the hundred stunning features
200 animals and 1900 peopis are
employed III the gigantic produce
tion. Tomorrow st the HIppodrome,
TeErazzini viii be heard IN a poDu-
lar concert at popular prices. The
dfva'a appearance here will iRaugu-
rate her second concert tour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17

Handsome aud Dnr&ble hugs. made
from Old Brussels &nd anAf5in Carpets.
Als9 Nssvsrs Of Rag CarpAts and Rag
Rnxs. Send for CfrcesiAga AAd Tags
a8E 49, Ta1AY
O. g. Es@a fya &a@ w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17

Edilor Evening eW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17

50
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
Nmmaer Nllanm perlaMat.

Strebinmer iunaer Wlaun nit ct
pnS @CIo nm IN ein tnuimGnnlihcS
Weldlnlt cinSutreten, S,abe oudI cini
&C NttiCn IN elucm nnten Ncidh6ite
~ uertnuieu. gSeoen gidbcrem pen.
he mon iid pcri0nIIdl o0er brieilitb
nn Neurp @eitbucS. gln:uaIt,
&c iieripn Gitp. Mu.
--0err Stephan earoner bon soft
brndlte nnl SOurtn0 ieiue 5cdlter
6rl, 9obnuua nnh bier Tns drl.
uiro bier mdbreno bcs oicsidbriaen
5ermins Der ySinteImrnn'S Stule
MS Scbrertn ppriteben.
-lluier 9Sirth @crhnrO &nonnfcr
beiutble an Spuutno &erlunnotc
In Meta rub ucr9nb babel nuh bic
Onnptinhc nid)t, ndnlIidl bel benz
uubc am Rcar uuhnbniter Sd,nt
uuriuIpreheu Nian mill iuiiien bah
@erharo Die glIIctuluirtbihnit iatt
bnbc unh tolo cine upm Id,uucn &c
idttbte oils G'ebjliiu heimiuhrCn
ucroe GS lit ia oudl niht gut 6n6
Der Neuid ol!tiu iri.
Strait gci0a. bic eupliihc Sui
nacttc. iucldc in Tutlin Den @rc
mIcrGtiuilier gISouith Gin Scil on
Den Nupi ~ it)lctbcui ptriud)tc unb
oobcl ocn >(rrcnilIhrcr &eompuo trni,
VrtINrte in Der eeridltSuerhaaolunp,
On6 lIc liebcr 3uhth0uSleriu dis
lrcic 6rou phuc StnmrccM icin
polIc, Ter 9'id)tcr mar aaInut ac
uua, Den sSuuidl iuiprt uro ,nnr nui
bic Toucr uOr ilini Sohren III ae.
mnhrcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
&ctanMtm dd,nna.

Ger 6nrmcrs @cocnieitiRe Inter
iiupuaQS &crciu upu CinGc Gouutu,
Mn. criuht hermit ollie Niitaljeoer
bcS &crciuS Der om NlpEtna ocu ..
Septcmber 1912 Der mi 10 llbr
WuraCuS in Auclptp>ru iiattiirocubcr
Ncriann,luu0 bei;urphntu,
draut &c b Qeu, %rdi.
-Ssic cS puu icher robe Nubcn
aeRebcu 10 oicbt cS ocren uudl htutc,
picr bon nnd)licbeuo eiu ScilpieI,
rrecnomo in oielcr Guuutn triebcu
iuci lunqc s'uridIcu ,by aynuiom
=picl inoers tic I'M Nple bts 9iodba-
rcn nit ociitn CiQeren Slcpiclu 10
lou0e nui ciucu lruthalm uorien
bis hieler nod tangent (pbeStomp'c
tpot III Spocn iicl. eicrnoe nlS baS
lhier untcr Den g@ilricn Der 5uicr
onIler euoete. tam Ocr 6iacuthltmcr
81 Stellc Der bcn Hrhcn cine rcdt
ocrbe Ninbuuua crthcilte uuo iidl nit
iIltcrucr WjnSc iciu Giacuthm
icbtcn licS, Cine uicI NJ aerir0c
Stroic in Der Shot Iiir iplCacu ,Srcucl.
MDacn onocrc tbic Nnbcu lid Die
ubiae wnbrc @cidlidltc ,Jr S@oruuun
bicueu laiicu urb hnS <prirtlupu
bcbcrsiAcu:
GudIc nic eiu Ihicr ium Sd>eri.
Tcm cS inhit ME on ben Sdmcri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
SIubifbhm.

lsenn saoI tnO ,,,ueicl bid nm'In.
GER,
jlhb uiitubneli bic RuIie bebcn.
Din iliittel aibts oui raIdeit
Sbwinacn
|sin beiteret alorbrit bid 50 btbeu.
q Gu auoetu ,uubl. lab 9roit be'Cbie
ben
str einem ieln bah er id liable
limb aliubnIo iIiebt 9rnit urb 5rie'
ben
|auh Dir wiegSpbllout burh Die Seclc.
Sieb. @ubltbuu III bas eluiae @alicn
|sm gSeltall lpie in %Ualeins 3elle:
|g2u bies Geiet Sn ncait crtialten,
|sprabt maaiit bir Die 6reubeuoueI.
te.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
Ca!ei S,ra iaaL

Us uimut mtula Guhe SuttE
u;tlc ,ludnrtm'ishJtitea nu' ;uS, ueen
m:e sips ikue NiSnd tuua upu Scr,
ii,g+.ias. 2,iiit;ltdt. llna;1hcg i'd
ten I'D taaHeyt unpr> aanltn .cr Sss
bcr WcreGh eos'eIhc ,tha-> sScHr
ih, anmpt; ieis. 4 eebrludA Sr.
ara s ssgw siir Slls idr id uelle
Sslaltase> eeith;. iidhfr eerIaiRa
uHs nm. 2af sci sarian { NilieuSper.
sseitpbaln. Sehaacn / oiltrml ner.
soit. Hn6 :. Y. Sdleil & Ssns. st.
Shrrtaa nae Ct Vfiieeefb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05

--2ie 6erren Suiepb Gniirup unb
Sobn RaBmeper befanoen lid, eines
9aaes letter @udDe @eid)dite balber
In 9iptpn. DO.
-@ieocr wilb 6err u. ". a,iet'
bcrpIeS BON 2inn nit elmer aruBen
ansluahl BON 9umelen luie Ia id,en
ubren, &inaen. aetten II. I. 10. ON
ID. September bier iein. sludl iuirb
er 8anbubren. Saidlenubren uub
10 wciter welde Der Reperatur be-
oilrieu In Gmpfana nebmen.
-9tm 9ienstaa uerianbte bic @ens
pbolio uno Solt Grabbing 60. cine
enrlnouna &inbpiet unb Shmeine
Su Mortt bic tbeils bel Cinae Senb,
ibeilS bel Cattle Sod nnb tbeils an
FER @eitpbnlia 2aubuna Soro an ee-
numnen luuroer.
-Tie Tnrmer 5. s. 2iibbert unb
3uiep5 6ubn sauiten iih BON perm
0eurp Steaeninnn ~ 5olt ie elm iuns
aes Gierh. Griterer sabltc bniiir
$4,000 unb lebtcrer $4,000.
-6enrp Spnnen 1T, nm feline
Stnoien in Der @udiiibrnna int ct.
SranciS SulouuS Gplleae iurtsuietcr.
ont GiCnSloe nnd Guiucp suriIdee
tebrt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
Seicrlihe @intlcisuus i'm @!utter'
i,auir III 2aucta MARTA In liipe.

TicnStoe. cen -, gueuii ionN in
Der ltb0ntn aopcIIc ~ Soncto Maria
in Hipn. IN q yruiS cine arcEartiac
SicrIiCbiei, liait, ,ipnniia Narhi
bo,lnneu empiiu0cu oaS : rbcuS,Ieib
bcr Sdullid,nctcrn Der Hrtre Somt.
.gScr &atcr pher Wuitcr unl mel
ucS AomrnSWilltn ptrlnBt miro hun
ocrtidItiarS oaiar lrhalteu. Tieie
&prtc pcnuirtIidJttu iih michcr tci
imau;ia Sunairhucn. bic III Der
&hlthe ihrrr Auacuo Ndl NeiIS iUnl
Sramiadm crpdbitc, Ncn Npbc tSeiii
Der ssrit cntiontcu INT i'm idllidl,cp
SrncnSt!eibe ISott aul cine uolItpalr
mcuere S&iie su oieren.
Nuh S9cnhalia mar bel oieitr
Stialihfc, usrtreteu. oalSh Die liCbc
ludltcr ocr SrGa Gtara Spnneu.
wrld)e ugu bcu Rawcn Shmciter
Warin Giarcntin trdat.
sGpee BET Iiete @p;t bieie alailihs
apttaepeihte Sdlnar ieaucu uuS piClc
,Sahrs ertolteu Nnmit lie sum neilc
Der aiuossiesien &ieieS pirteu ton
Hcn. mo ngd) uph unscreu S,ua,
irauen Die e'naoe hes SeruieS sgocr.
--slidi am 3. Septenber. ME in
letter Np6N aussseiet. ionhern crit
am l5. cine ssodae ipdter. miro 0su
n. u. alirthrrmes. Der SnreIier ane
llbtsnmadler BON 9iuu bier iein.
Aliu erii am Is. Seeten,5cr.
On gaIdiien iesIt oft eas aas'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
babe @mtb.

ehielno ipie bee Sahres Saa
'sebt bes Meuiten qeben btu;
|peute 5reuoe mcraen 0Iaae.
Bnlo gerlnit uub bato @eminnl
elll bas Sers Dir aud erslttern
Bsbt In Gorge biz bas 9lut
Etete ieit ielbit in 9elpittsru x
i 0nbe Ruthl
riiit bes iunaen Srlblinas 5rGumc
Rnh en- ihueref @etterifllna,
EenpH ariinsn feline @iume
Hnb Der 8O1el iinat i'm 6nne:
pnt bid, Sbl immeres aetrUiien,
Ia ben gaum in 9enSesbut?
Eariit bn nidt aufs steue Suiien?
4 pabe Wutb,
.edIst uniionit at Sonmertoeen
Rah bent Reoen bnna bos Qano,
20 uereett nidlt - Aebren traaen
Eiebii ou autl ben trpdnen Ganol
pno Mill bir bns 6ers uerScbren
9aae @lutt,
Erau'nl auh Dir ecbeibcn gtcbrer -
Gabe Nutbl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
aysanner Die Eripla hahen

alS o0us,cy gyober lla,emeharuat
acu iiro Manner NIT Gnergie. er
io,lc hcutiu,aqc crheiidtcu tNrinrs
h'i.. Srlnt icia mc;rt @ai;criola.
GS Ii, tgtcrit nTueii. run Crcni
gscrue cinc eins,Qe &cdle i'm CD
a:ldJpac,hd Hao halt,9eltm .Ia.
uAuoe iId' iluiuldle2rcu ;atBa G.et
tric Si.ttr2 i.a IN tllyitr .aeit all;
ytilteu tlua. .&ier f.nidl:d thdtCn
mir Etchy ,pilttlt @gts: a.s irsenS
elite anocre AFcoiiin-. ih.eitt G5ns
Y. giicH, Sn.udaia. Sc. .&oa1
,',,sl>e lareem lc;ofu ca Rhclmltis
:HU2. St5srIei9ta, i,nproRun7 Dc.
sFcarnS ulo Err slicren. Sd. bia
W'coer. Slrt Sicgtric Sittcra. ces
luno urS mchl. &tr'EdH i'm. @!.ur
- bei Hoyim i>i,ttaIsser. SKI
11Iia. Achal:W S,iltsm,ucr, flH,
nib :. y 55,@ 81 1Crs. Et. 5hp.
.u.t paS Ct, G,;'ooc;h.
-ncy. Ioi.,1 Elary>, ca:t,a
ano 42tu gca }ltgn. III. rtcittCa
btcr al. w.at D. fanu.;t =. y.
&gysm,g.g ia r. Srmmey'yii,tl.
81: eI ataia, 0lnsc TN.
&trcyi'l Ca#srrr w5ia;Iu CT,
uuECrit11 frI fcjv ugS NFv IN
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
opfaieS:

-Rit 12i Sfhleru luuroeu an
Diputns bic SduIeu bier in Der StnOt
Erbiiuet.
--0ert Nutun Sdllucter. Gattin
Ilnb Gbdterden rpu ifreeblrD bciudl
en lette Apdle ihri gInOtbbrioet on
bier.
-slui eincn olidlidleu 3nioII ioI!
{ man nie rcdlncr. lpphI ober tets
hni eincu idlIimnter ecioEt icin.
--0crr @ittelm &thaacu uon Der
firma 8chnacu II 0ltencncr uuu
}pli Wl9cltc am lcetcn Tpnnerltaa
bier @cidldite ab.
-aubrmdnli gBiihcIm 9uedc hpltr
Em Tpnners,ae iur unicm g9irth ".
B. siabmadler eiue 6ubre Nier BON
spnuptS snili.
Ter SericuS6icb i0utt uidlt ~
len %crbredern. uno miro ,ruRocm
bit iebcus!inG'tcbcr NnIt bcittnlt.
-Setr Nntun G. 0oer crlcbietC
HeiGditidIcs IN &icnrn cnt Ten
eritna.
--0crr ST. Glcntscr Giacuiuiiner
sr 6Ucu Cola Suttlira Mor;S pUn
riicripn Gttu bcinuo htt cities 5a
b febtcr Guhc i'm Sutcrciic iriucS
nbritntcs hier.
-aar icbcn 0toun. bcrmltt iucib
IS mas er innt Sibt cS iehn Ycute
e mebr ioaeu ais Tic mi'icit
8rl. Sesinu gihstii tlut ON Dion
ha ibrcn Sey,nin ais Hebrtrlu oet
|nNle Spd 1dlnic benuuncu.
-eSeiteru mar IN Hrpic Grcct unO
j Cioac grub 8cub vi, "it. Tem
9uple Greet iuphntcT siuc NniabI
lraer aus bieiioer Gcmciubc bel.
-@i'hrc Clara 5prljru mo Sod
nben MolhilSo mpit 6tl. Ninrlc
hdupeder ilno ont, SamStoa upn
qpniS no tie ber tsiutIciohra Der
tpi,inneu in ben craen pcr Notre
Sme mprunter iidi audi 3rnn Snn'
s 5pdlter 6rl. Nnno bciaub. pci
bnten. bCimaetebrt.
-slm Sourtaa lief iith 0crr 0eutu
4 berg Der pppuInrc Sdmieo uun
Epfe h;rr ieben 6urrep Sucbbert
ieibcn SSeideu. war isia @e'
iter.
ssseaen geihditen bic ihre; Mn.
icnheft In ct. 2pIis Crheiihtcn,
ien am dreitoe unier fuitmeiiier
gsr iehtef uub gnntier !oeurp
etmann hadl .bpft arb ttbrteu
epnntne p'eber.
gmlqrb.. iinefsr suhu nnisres
prs .. u, 8mries, bat iih an
tag slrcds Seiudes cinecb0bet:n
lie nad ct. eunis bchebeu.
eerrr ;frant aRurisl6. .pe;acr iu
. Commercial Gpllshe in Ct.
! iif nusbitbef. III Rputaa uah
nm gtinds I'M Gltrfibauie ndd
surlldesteart.
"a allies I'M eeben nerdnberlih
bat Der llualhdlinye beiierel
nten na bsr Gfiaflidlf.
4tH
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
Vsriuhtr allies. frnu Meta Qun,

burg Una acuuetb 9Riuu.. ihreibt
.Seit uiclcu ,nbrcu lit itb an ARnncn
gtieren Seidueroen. uno ucriu;bte
nltcs auI bent mebisiniiheu taebet.
icood) uhne beiier ~ meroen. Tam
neriuhte ih ben Slpenirdutcr. mS
uadbem ifl adIt 5laihcn ecunmen
bate. par th. gu meincr arbbtcn
6reube. uollitdnbia aeiuno." 2ie
ies olte seiterprubte 2rduter ncil'
mittct III uiht IN Nrutbeten ~ haben,
iunocrn birrtt ppu benz 2abprnturium
uber ,ourdl Spesial aeenteu, bic an
aeEeli; .fnb npn ben 6iaentbumern.
7. Setcr anbrnep & Cons Co.. ~
25 Su. Sunne aus.. 9tisnau. SlI.
SRI. Naria Gpers 1t fin ticirn
Snlultermin ole aehreriu Der 6idhpls
Sdlnle nnaeiieIft unh bat am Mpn.
sae ihr esbrnmt beaonnen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-09-05
9eaS mir ME pcrsriiea

acnwa 81 2si'i;ait,', G1n 3.
l'': ll,''r.g T'ml.l,aNtsa gsrA
>tntu Cia4t U,tt ME III. p
s.rain 1atgt oie Nai:eg ca,c SSssA
e;Ul'cy q. HgauaI, puiccy &yIal EHs
: .tuittwrScn. &cyI,udg;.tc;f Soers
G.uciAgUsu, III gciicU.
%ty;H ,>law htiltao bcpti'CG
lhr &cySynr ilra.ty:yci'lv iur
GlltE. nacatyauatH. CHs. 0,;e
ssnnoca. !.ur M III &9yian Nj.'t
atvtc. %2tVvaa Z. &Gtas;t 0l.tg
mteer. fa.t. ue9 : Y S1lc,. K
SlnE =. EpGunt uro .. GIiiace:h.