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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

100 acres, close to Williams.
Good. Improved. Close to school.
Nearly all tiled out. Price Sis.
$50 acres close to Williams. This
farm Is finely improved and nearly
all tiled out. Price $127.50 per
acre. Easy terms. 100 acres close
to Williams. Good. Improved. 40
600 tile in on this farm No better
farm in Hamilton county than this
one. Price $136 per acre. Easy
terms. These are only few OF the
many bargains have for sale. For
further information. write or see
John Fitschen, the land man, Will
Jams. Iowa. 15d1f1'
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Athlete in Bad.

A dispatch was sent out from
Newton Saturday, saying that Roy
Fiske, better known as fluffy.
,Fiske, bookkeeper for the past two
years, in the Office of the city clerk
at that place, was arrested that day
charged with embezzlement, The
dispatch further says that Fiske adj
mitted that he had stolen about
500 per month from the city funds
for two years past.
Fiske will be well remembered In
this city by base ball fans. Dur
ing the seasons OF 1902 and 1908
he played short stop on the team
under the management OF D. C.
Chase. While here Fiske became
quite popular. During the fall OF
1908 fluffy" coached the local high
school foot ball team between base
bali games. While in this city he
made many friends. He was con-
sidered fine young man and his
old admirers will be sorry to hear
LOT his going wrong.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Surprised the Doctor.

One of the local physicians was
certainly treated to a rare and de-
.lightful surprise yesterday when
6ne Of his patients called upon him
and signified his intention of paying
some of his doctor bill in advance.
With pardonable confusion the doc
tor was compelled to ask the man
to repeat what he had said before
he was sure he had not been dream
ing and is even yet half wondering
If 1t can be true.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
-Chaudet.

A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren B..
Dodge Sunday afternoon, at which
time Mr.. Clair Chaudet and Miss
Nellie Inge were united in marriage,
Rev. A. F. Colver, Of the Baptist
church, officiating.
Mr.. Chaudet has been for some
time in the employ Of Dodge & Bak-
er as a granite letterer. He is a.
young man of moral character and a.
good workman. Miss Inge is a pro-
fessional nurse. She has been for.
some time in Nebraska. She is an
attractive young woman, having I'M
usual ability in her profession.
The young couple will go immed-
lately to house keeping in rooms
which they have already furnished
in this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
The IOWA WEATHER
and CROP REPORT
Soil is in Excellent Condition and
Much Sowing, Flowing and
Disking Done.

Des Moines, April 16.-The win.
ter was severely cold and Of long
duration, and the amount of snow,
fall was the greatest on record. The
larger part of the state was cover
ed with snow nearly all of the time
from December Goth to about March
25th. The snow went off rapidly
after March Goth, but as there was
but little frost in the ground, the
larger part of the water was alb
sorbed by the soil, yet all streams
We're at a high stage at the close Of
the month, and much bottom
ground, especially in the southern
counties was flooded. The heavy
mantle of snow afforded good pro-
lection. to fall-sown grains and
grasses and they are now in good
condition, except in the counties
along the Mississippi river from
Scott county southwark, where the
snow covering was light during the
cold weather in January and most Of
February. The past week has been
favorable for field work, and much
seeding, blowing and disking has
been done with the soil in excellent
filth. The acreage of winter wheat
is much greater than it was last
year, but the extent of spring seed
ing depends largely on the condi-
lions during the next few days, as
only about one-half to two-thirds Of
the acreage intended for small grain
has yet been seeded. Many potatoes
have been planted and gardens
made. Fruits have remained nearly
dormant as yet, and except peaches
and pears, are reported to have
been uninjured by the low winter
temperatures. Live stock came
through the winter in fairly good
condition, but in most sections the
supply of hay and rough feed has
been entirely or, nearly exhausted.
While the season opens a little later
than usual. the conditions at present
are favorable for a good crop year.
George M. Chapel, !
Section Director.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Major Butts.

Major Archibald Butts, aid tc
President Taft, who was in this
city last fall with the president
was a passenger on the ill-fated
steamer Titanic, which sank yester'
day morning after striking an Ice
berg off the New Foundland shore
Mr., Butts is reported among the pos
sibly saved, though there is grave
doubts as to who were rescued. Mr.
Butts will be kindly remembered b,
our people who met him during. hi!
stay, in this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Save One Eye.

The condition of Rufus Sweazey,
who suffered such painful injury
to his eye last week, is improving
rapidly. It was feared at first that
the child would lose the sight OF
both eyes, but the attending ply
stefan is now very hopeful and
thinks that the ball OF the injured
eye can be saved and the sight of
the other.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Death Of Baby Son.

Walter Melburn Taper, the two
months old baby son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Taper of near Kamrar, died
last night at 1880 o'clock. The lit
tie ones death was caused from
bronchial pneumonia. The funeral
services will be held in the German
Presbyterian church, two and a hall
miles east Of Kamrar, next Thurs
day, April IS.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Change Of Location.

Miss Ellen Housken, whose dress
making shop has been located witt
Mrs. W. o. Rauworth, will change
her location tomorrow to the Met
calf Department Store.
Miss Housken has for some time
had charge of the altering work in
the cloak and suit department ant
makes this change of location fol
the sake of convenience.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

The funeral Of the late August
Meyer who died at Mercy hospital
yesterday, will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from the Meth.
odist church in woodstock, under the
auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge
Of that place, Rev. c. H. Kamphoef-
ner Of this city being the oficiatine
clergyman. Friends from this city
who desire to attend the last sad
rites can go up to Woodstock on the
noon train and return at o'clock
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Select Delepates.

The insurgent Woodmen sof the
local camp elected delegates and al
ternates at their meeting last night
to attend the state convention at
Des Moines on the 18th inst The
delegates are J. d. Porter, P. J.
Brandrup, G. D. Thompson. Alter
mates, 8. B. Bair, G. weise, G. F.
Tucker.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Let's Make 1912 a Booster Year

Let's Make 1912 Booster Year
For our town. and let it mark the
new era of home building cam
paign that will Guido anything that
ever happened here before, Let's
work together-you who are home
less-and see if we can't figure out
a way for you to start breaking
ground right away. Come in and
Well talk over the plans and show
you some lumber and figures that
will clear away a whole lot of this
talk about prices being too high to
build now. Fact is never again
will lumber Of the quality we han
die be as cheap, because every year
our virgin forests are growing
smaller and the demands are grow
ing larger. We say in all sincerity,
Lucky viii be the man who builds
in 1912" II interested, come In
There's No Place Like Home"
d1f1 Young & Clifton. z
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Buy Valuable Percheron.

Helmick brothers of this city have
purchased a fine Percheron stallion
OF one OF the big importing compan-
ies Of this breed OF horses. The ami
NAL IL OF large size, weighing in the
neighborhood Of twenty hundred
poands. He Is one OF the best horses
ever imported into this section OF
country.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Jones-Parks.

Married, at the Methodist parson-
age at 2 o'clock this afternoon. the
Rev. G. H. Kamphoefner officiating.
Miss Deda Jones and Mr.. Thomas
Parks. The young couple are both
residents OF Ellsworth and will re-
side on a farm near there.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Held to Grand Jury.

C. A. Thur, who appeared in JUS
tice fuckers court Thursday on the
charge of having passed forged
check at the J. N. Whitson store on
Saturday evening, was bound over
to the next session of the grand
jury, the justice deciding the case
yesterday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Trlants.

The warm spring. days of the
past week have proven most too
tempting for some boyish lovers Of
the rod and line and Chief Nicker-
son has ran into not a few lads who
are skipping school. A little more
careful watching on the part of par
ents and teachers might not be
amiss just now
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
On the Road.

John w. Royal, proprietor of The
Toxic. left yesterday for short trip
on the road in the interests OF the
local tea store. Oscar Hensel will
have charge OF the local business
during HIS absence. 1900. Il
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Land for Sale.

g. I have several thousand acres of
Michigan land for sale. $3.50 for
cut over land and SIS per acre for
clean prairie land. For further par
ticulars see G. A. Merrill. f1t1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
GOLF EXPERT Is
NOW IN THE CITY
Ben knight Of Chicago Teaching
Popular Game on Outing
Club Grounds.

Ben knight, golf expert and in
structor for the Spaulding Sporting
Goods House, of Chicago, arrived in
the city yesterday and is at present
holding forth at the club house of
the Outing club. Many of those who
wish to become adopts at the game
are receiving instructions from the
expert, but owing to the cold wealth
er, others have not yet reported.
Mr.. Knight, though principally
reputed as golf instructor, is also
an expert player. After instructing
his pupils yesterday for some time
he went around the links and per-
formed many clever stunts which
were looked upon with wonder by
those present. However, Mr.. knight
expects to have some fast ones
among his list of understudies be-
fore leaving this city. During his
practice around the links MT,
Knight played many shots with
curves on the ball, something the
same as so-called English on the
billiard ball He showed that it was
also possible to stop the ball after
it had hit the ground in much
shorter distance than is ordinarily
supposed. In many plays after the
golf ball had sailed several yards 1t
would not roll more than few feet
after striking the ground. In a game
he played with local business man
he circled the links in about ~
shots. In the tournament held here
last year the best marks were
around 40.
Lessons are being given by Mr..
knight to the club men today and
he will remain in the city for six
weeks. Mr.. knight is teacher OF
no little prominence in the golfing
world. He was born in Scotland
and has been in this country for the
past three years, coming here for the
purpose OF teaching golf for the
house by which he is employed.
Members wishing instructions
from him should consult him as to
hours. He also handles golf clubs
for his company and will instruct
golf students as to what to order
for their outfits.
The club house is at present un-
dergoing many improvements. The
dancing floor III the largest room
has been treated to thorough plan
ing and is in the best of condition
for the formal opening to be held
soon. The tennis court and croQuet
grounds are also in fine condition.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
BUYS Ice Plant.

Frank Carey, son Of S. X. Carey
OF this city. has recently purchased
the ice business of Eagle Grove. for
merly owned by Frank Phillips. Mr..
Carey intends o take charge of this
business himself for the coming sea-
son.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

The Plus Ultra class Of the Chris
tioa church will meet for a business
session in the lecture room Of the
church on Wednesday evening,
April IL. at 1880 o'clock. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to be
present on account Of important
business. BY order of teacher.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Improve Your Horses.

Colbert, the Shire stallion. No.
10224, will make the season Of 1919
at the John Ely barn, In Webster
City. 4-15d1f2t2
Lubbert e. Lubbers. Owner.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

The English Lutheran ladies aid
society will meet with Mrs. Frank
B. Smith tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O O'clock. "A.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Unclaimed letter..

Following IL list OF unclaimed
letters remaining In the Webster
City postoface for the week ending
April is. 1912:
Mrs. Ed Bertha.
Mr.. Foote. !.
r. M. Palmer.
II not called for in two weeks will
be sent to dead letter ONCE. Wash
ington, D. c.
R. G. Clark. p. NJ.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

Miss Cora Mccullough has suffic-
iently recovered from her recent SER
ious illness to be able to resume her
duties as principal Of the Lawn Hill
school.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Sunday School Report.

Total enrolment, attendance and
collection at the different Sunday
schools for Sunday, April ID:
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

Miss Clara Zeihan has accepted a
position as assistant seamstress in
the Housken dressmaking shop.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16

Fine Job work at this ONCE.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-04-16
Corn Belt Farms for Sale.

r. g. Clark. p. N.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
estis hsiaahs fsin fsksa ssrlsren

S.a S,iS. pun RniuH, Rid,
iuirb ris Der idrtdlifen ausiesuno
eiHes rHbarmbersissH Crfnues Der,
aeiien. Id 400 MFR baburtb cine
idiIiune Gri6Iiura Su-. itreitt CT.
bic mir cree Sfmersen In Der Bruit
cernrind',e uHe mir bos athmen be.
irreriih mahre. Gin Rnhbcr gas
mir fi,ehrere Tuien ron 2r. Sings
Rep 9isOperp bic sroBe 9inoeruna
braflte. Ter Hrst inate i'd, mare pgif
Innbe ber 9unscneutshnbuns, iOlle
a6er nit be. @eoisil iortinhren. SM
that 10 rn6 sIuei SIaiGsu beilten
mid ruIlf;dube. Rrnuhet nur oieies
idnciie. iiflsre. rerI6iiiee Nittel
itr 6uitsu. grtaltunasn un6 ireenb
ireldleEJ geiben bes 6nlies Hnb ber
2uuee. $'reis SOC Rnb sl.O0 2rpbe-
flajfci, frei' @nrontirt bei aoriau
& 6iliemeusr. Gsfphalin. z. y.
Sfell & .SrHs 5rntire Co.. Sf.
5hunls urS e. GIiintetb rub Re-
6a3eu d 6i!tCurrcr. 50it.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
Ct. Gliiabtth.

elm 90. Suuuor wuroe baS 1cii ocS
hi. SrbaIion uriereS 9rnutcn RI
trrrS in retbt ,dOuer sSCile ac'titrt.
Nu Nirratu nm . llhr War 'ettr,
lihcS 6odnmt. 0cIcbrart 0pdnr ~.
Md upn arecbrrn. Tia'pn nod}N
Sthmib. non 81. lbpmaS. Gnboioton
Neclm t0aiut,nac pan Norn'N ppme.
s,aier Sdlmibt bieit aud, bic erarei
ieuhc Sehprthiat, lie Sticr idilpB
nit brm Sssea osS AlIerhriliaItcn.
aSroi. Z. Shpi,eegmonn nit icirem
Gbcr !sinete natnrlitl etmoS Suriae'
litheS. 1rpe ber ibledlteu @eer
me ucber ei3. beinCSte Der Rr.
Stprdl bic iptaeiben 5amilieu int
,Sarunr. Nernlouu Suehter. Der
,innn ssaroen. saihclm GocrhOi'
Spiepb gperbrii. Nnanf; Ston .
mruer, Matthias alietberniet. oea'
mnuus 0pltmener II Ssuru SeutcI.r
gber audl Der Senisumouu- holte 'pea
ben Sernarb Sor I'M Hitter upn 81
Sahsu Der es ian ME ueriehlte ail
sserttaaeu Der hl.Nciic seisupptu'
en-. gut, bas tieine t6htsrhen ror
.auaui s&ansmrper uabm Der liebr
eutt. oeirothen eibts nch 9etns
- Sufientlih ndthneus irebr -
leier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
sirasc. Vr,Nsrsiue. 6. 5.S. 8;

siraDcr Nr,NsrSiuc. {. G.S. a..
pen 0tr e. Nayietu arNc in $u1a
ualil SID, ldrcibt: .Giner un'trtr
&raHtr. Ter Atrtu Sipeu'ramer Gt
brand, ha, itStt mix, etr'cibs ha,
te ,bi icm ctLo,icu. 0r hN,ic 'et,
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i,anb. - nj CT tlciue @teenGaTac,
lrit \. y. riut ginoel, wht cntnce'
men '.r1ic. 81 max ebelIaiiS hc'ti'
len no. ;d;atr'en urtcrWcr'rn. 81
les sisi ii ptridluuuscu. lttieem
sr Die Se:aist; fcsradt,-
.SrS mejuCr c,erHcu sr'asrure
hsnu igh ioacn. hos Der sleeutpauter
cine prr;nalidv &Sehiiiu inr bic Isi,
Nnoe sgeui5beti III. anh ia holIe
sns CT ben gsieenocR mehr betaErt
niivS.-
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psi!miitslS. T.. &ster 6nhrHrr &
spaS 10. 1875 Sp. Sprae Tire.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01

Pie itdrfien RHtel sur Jrhai'
tune bes sfiebeus ,peroen aesenipdr'
tia bon arupp In Giien fabrisiert !:
i'm i,ehusblliae @eihhte. bic DE.
id,oiie pen uahesu ndIttanienb gfuno
aut inni gseilen gHtferniins id,len'
bern.
Die ueue 5irma Rebasen q Oil.
femensr In aplt bat bas @eueral
Merchandise @eif,dit oes perm Ste'
pban 8eridDai aussetanit unb Bite
laare in ibrem StOre unterasbrada.
--@aiur SOiepb 3. Suede aius
an, Sonntaa fir cine @ohe NIT nnfs
loub unb ,iuar sum @ouiin aleit,en
glomens. 9ort mar es ipohiri er BET
ieiuer antunIt in ber neuen 6eimatb
,uerit perihlaaen tutirbe; bort err
theilte er in Der ietieeu yerboff's
shule Der Sueenb llrteriht; bort
idos CT aui ber Raries bic eriten
Guteri - permeintlih tpiloe - unb
bort mill er ieinen @eiit erfriihen
an nlten Grinnerunsen.
@eIdditsmann Sutun Gehtel
pcridlentte bieier 9oae Gfero nno
8uaaie on Serru Sermann 2nppel
'ir s2s.00.
sd,ou IN elm 9lpbIitel bes Sabres
1912 bobin. Sente 1T Der /. 5sbrn'
ar. In bieiem Sabre StoItmunot.
Ytproen III W,aria 2idltmeb pber tuie
Der amer,taner ibn bolt - oer
.ebrpuubbua'' ''5aa
--gud, RsIpbalia bat feline
gluItler. Slls ein iplher entpuppt
fin 0err Nnbreas 5enneWolo. ben
mir bisber MIR ais eincn aelpbhu'
lihen gaumeiiter auiahen. Gerieibe
ueriertiat namlidl einen slpblitnn'
tiaeu 9iih, ber aus uiusia tlcinen
SII,ftadchen BON giheubOIs. @al'
NUS unb !9uder sIburn (barb Mapie)
Al Sterueu uub oielsrlei ouoeren
Siauren suiammeuseihat III. 2as
fiinltlihe Mbbeliild wirb Gigeus
tbum bes GrsRid,ter Senrp 9ertb
al Meta tperbeu. an Ufeiem 1iide
pirb Guuperueuer 6oblep, luenn CT
inn ndd,iten Serbite oui ben Suebariinr
ben pes 9aiuteb Nod Snntia Club nuo
onlieaebe 5armen. irpsu audi bic
bvs Siid,ters eeA0rt. bcu Gnins
mnuusperpascn pblieat, feline Mnhl'
,eiten einnehmeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
.pnl,mls NJ magips,n,S suS

hat iiylrr bieit Sinoru ncpen bd
iclbt. oeneu ictn SpltSpptum tC
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ldlyltbcu ure 0crtoct rurecn. uuN
bp,h mN'icn mir imncr uuh inmtc
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lucrr mir IN nicicn HuHlt uuS nit1i
anNtrn, uuS re'rrniicren. eoru ~
AllcS ptroebcuS, unh mir tSmcu rac
rahiG uaitre Wcrrcbarecu or ocI.
9,n0,l bduatn. SSie IL cs uuy mCe
lid. BAH aeraoc ccr Eeutidbe 10 ne
nia al lciptr Sprahe hGaats @cmNC
er, Neiicn Sprodlc 10 reid. 10 ltlpr
ill., Sehen mir ms m. in ecr Welt
mo ihrtr tStldidte urb heoditcr
uao bcmnnecru Die 26histeIt rue
ben ejisr. nit oeaen 70 uiclc inter
ipnte &aiter tire SpraShe uertheiSi
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mcnn Shr otu SaIten in Gurem el
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
,frsebura.

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gemetiiee ibr gntruusieii. rae Heit
ber bl. gaHilie. 6pdnp. p. @inrcr
upn Ct. 9onis uno bic 9ndlbnr srie
fer, bic hodlw. Ropier ppu Srnnlc,
aellersninnn bon aoeli,tpwn sirudl
bon ct. eliinbeib unb aaioelaae Oou
Nnrn's 0ome paren nniueicuo ,ir
ber 8 lhr Weiie bon Reu. s,op'ea
geleiesL ainaen hlle Ei6nuer uHO
5rdaen ber Gemeinbe gum 9iid;e he's
BERN. lin 10 ubr mar 6pdlanlt aDn
Rep. afiIersmann eeiebrirt uuo porl
aep. aiiuslnse ais 3infon uub Sicp
8ruh DIS Subbintpn niiiItirr. gis
Gerenlcnienmeiiier funeirte Hsn So
pieu. Sndl hem 5Uhanite hielt Sas
ter Mn1er cine Dem }cii entipredlen.
be 6eitre0e luordui NIT Seeen dro
2ebeum Die Seier idhipS.
Ter Sntrssberidli fiir umiere Be=
meinbe fin 1911 lnutet iuie iulat:
5nmilien 20: 2nufeu "a; geardb-
niiie Z urb Spdlselten 8.
Gie 6rtebnra aranle 9eIephone
gompnnn s,pahlte aui ibrer idtrIi
den Serinninlluna nene 9irettUrer
audi fit freiea Sprahocrtebr iber
Der etnie ipurbe nbaeiiihnit uro nit
arubcr &sbrheit nueerpmmcn.
3itlmnri & gniirpp Bros. hnbcu
bic neue Gd)eune fir 0crrn 6ermarn
Spbnnnesmener nulIenbet. Rod
irhIt aber mas uro eernoe oos bnrst
iGdlihe. ana pielIeidlt bas n6dlite?
Tie Satin bes 6ern 6rnnt Ieper
IN bcbentIid trnni sIudl leibet brt
altsite 2phter beS Seun 3. Sdwarbe
on Sronfitis.
anrl Serluuillen bat iciner reucu
Shnblnoen er6iiuet. Tieier lit nit
elmer arcbetl Susruabl Stlube uum
neaeiten SHUTTER anaeiiflt. 9nB oerr
Sermpilieu i'm @eifldit Grioie hn-
ben mirb oaihr burst isin 3aleut
als GeidldFtsmnrn.
5rl. Geieitiue Neper rphrie Der
9ehrerpu! lmmluns in Teta bel.
Tie 6sren 3. 3. Reters. gIuguii
sRpnrue Ii County Nupalt 6nrfinno
tlmen mi Der 6eimreiie nndl benl
Gonutniiee bier ourh.
2ilotpie 6IrnEnemnun. Gin Nrbeiter
u-oer grsdet 1ahrit, lunrhe upn eir
uem Stitc 6OIs weIdlcs BON Der
Sage 0cidiIeuhert, ias Gefd)t setrOi
len. Tr. SuedIer oerbnuo bic spar
uupeIdhrlihe bod peiulide @unoe.
Niitbtcr Hen Shaulpeicr bcinHo
iidl bier tint bic @cac in guscnidein
81 ucbmer GiRtc @e9c iinb uabc
oinet sur Sebura elmer Stoht rit
nuh sur &ernebrure bes @ert 5,.
oeS 6ormeiperibumS rptbmeroi0. ,ic
beiicr Die &ece, ie leidlter wirh cs
bent 6nrncr ieine Nrpouite oui ber
Wartt 81 brinacu, llnb aelupbnIidl
liub 81 3citcn pcnu bic @epc on
ihleh,eitcu Die &rriie am h5hi:cn.
0elieu mir oIiu rndl 0rditcn D h
ipUeit cS Der @eIbbeutel unb e;lcrc
9IrbettS;eit erlaubcu. bic @eec pey
bciieru.
Qit 6crren Sohn Struempi uuN
0rrru Sdrpcbcr uUn Ritlicur.liu
erl, 0ilten bier @cid,ditliheS.
llricra NrSt. ben Tr. & 9. q.
Suedller. benz eS trce nIi ieintr ue
oisiuiidlcn aurit nudi NAL oniNtrtc
trnrt;n wcrcru. winidi Der GcrrtS
rnuhrut boIninc 1cIicr,ruo
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-02-01
OtiientlItbtr Sttiani.

lluterseihuetcr wirb nm NittpudI
ben 2I. 5ebruor bas ihm acbbriae
aus 40 Sleres deficiencies Stld 6Uls'
lamb In Sectiun 6. 1owuibip - unn
Snnae 10 annrenseno on Der Gcurao
;ssd,tel ;sarm eclsaen. bier in sSeii'
pbnlio I'm Soramepcr SotcI. Olient'
lit an ben @eiiibietenOcn ocr'uricn
Spieph Grow.