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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
SecDrab pg Smegll.
Zen lit Iuguit 1913.
DIFFERENTIATION.

aanb. tbrol. hilbert &or8ruo, Sen
al Mr. % WfrS. 8. &orsrub her I
9pen, bIco / Ssn0o96 oroincrct til
9reIt / Spnpbcns Sirfe. Ynitor 5.
g. 5prriion bolbt sSntimotionStnlcn
% Trpi. G. Sope ira 2utbcr Semi
nor i St. 9aul ubisrte Ordinations
banbIinaeil % bpl0t Ordinations
prrbifencn. 9eSubcn Ocltoo DIR.
2alir. 2arier, 8roi. 81. Chr. Np'rtb
"a Taitor IiIbeIm Npictb / 0pIGa
ningrl1 al be iororone0c Sfriititcocr.
SroiumrbenS Gito opITItcS al 20,
flor Sorriiotl. Gn megct itor Tor.
iomling opcrprrcoe beu bsitiocIiqc
Sanblina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
Is. Disconiin:R Regiment.

6bp. Giceaueprrsr u. &. Nice al
@iumar, Wilm,, B~reiibent .fnr
"l5tb Wisconiin Hegimellt Isio-
citation, bar uoiteot fslsenbe aluo.
gisrelie til 5teeintentets Weolemmer:
"aae Geterarer fra oct 15oe
@isconiin Hegiment, iom ifal Del.
tagc / Den Abe rationale Seirfor.
ianling / CHATTANOOGA, anmooes ON
at re9iitrere iig paa @isconiin-So.
pebfbarteret. Gn Germion bill bli
oibplot Den 1Sbe September paa
Gbicfamauga Slagmarf, bpor Wos
numentet til bort Ieginlent itaar,
ueo 2aiapette Rpoo sitenfor "Sbe
blopop Eono". Oct CT at baabe, at
oae, iom gioroe Sieneite | 2egis
mcrltet, % iom er iitanO til at font
me, gisr bet.
q. 6. Hice,
GrGiibent, 18th 8is. Reg.
MSSnriotinu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

IL acknowledgements for Soreneba
Stater iaopeliom iamne Separte'
ment for Nor9e bar gipet ipeciel
Silabelie til at De Werfer, iom ipl-
ees til SnOtGgt for Wtinbegauen, fan
flGbes paa Goitiager, 9repe og
gaffer os Sort gnbper fon Der.
for uoen Srpst for Sorbinbringer
berptte oisie Merfer, iom bnaoe ien-
bes Joni en- GaaminoelIe ON 6Gore-
lanbets Sunbrebeaarsieit o. lonrti-
Dig tiener til at o9ffe %iorbunDne
llbgifter meo SnOiamlingeu til ba
itore rationale 8ape. Wfen man
fomme ibu, at Merferne fun
fan flGbes paa go9iihen, life aores.
ielioen. Werferne fan fisbes for
% Gents pr. Sunoreoe ueb Sen.
penoelie til 0trs. 70. @erner, 327S
@riatbwooo 9lpe., Chicago, ST., IL
Ter til Wrs. 20. Melgaaro, 1918
Mtpnroe %. e., Winneapolis, Wtian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

amerifanlfe Siteratllrper6enS Sps
mertiombc0 paa iig ncb i'm lliGbpall'
lig ongtigc Gen % Iolibc aunoifas
Der. Spnncn Sacob 2aricn or, iom
ligclcoe8 b~cfienot, "Rbo0eS Sholar"
pe0 SriorO llniperiitct / Gn9lono,
Dpor ban cnOnl far ct Inr igieit
al i'm 3-N0r3 StuDieti0, % or cl
ulTOponlig begnpct Wauo meo en-
IpS 6rcmltiO ior JIG. Oct iamnle
fan iigcS ont Den pn9ite Ssn, Sen.
ming SarierL iom iiOite slar bar itll-
0crct pco ariitiunia llnipcriitet. Miis
anrcn Sarlcn bar / flere Iar be-
ret ErGccptreS peO Norlnulifolen /
Siour Sails, % MiiS Signe Gar.
len er III oaiiiterenoe Superinten.
Dent peo Slltber 0oipital / ga Gross
lc. E~rofesior SurlenS rlolte Sen
9ticolai bar lGnge uirtct lpm Srelt
/ Spnoocn OF reiler M, ionl fsr
bercttet, iom Samiunocts Wisiio-
upr Ill aina.
Den ogiua naar man fer ben
pou Froi. Saricns belle Siusperf, p,l
man maattc tnorpmmc, at ban /
lGrcgen @roo bar @runo til at iele
Jig iom en- lptfclig Mano / i'm III.
Ocropm. Soa ibInnot os bar iaale.
Oea iom ban giernen i'm @ierning
iormoact at irttc lit Erug paa i'm
norif o%mcritauife Samtio. Sans
>>noiota i Dor llOoitIine bar prrct
blaltOt sc ~itorlte Siorog, ion no.
gen fam poe.
Set CT ocrior o9iua lneo en- pp'
Sof for ct Iangt Sips opoi'
rcnoc % utrGttcltg Arbcioc, at bans
hcroucr / oisie Gage
bam CT firrIig Sanfc mes
Snitc on Ell roIi8 % iorgiri Sips'
o'tcn.
Sect "Gccorob EoItcn" ior eget
&c0toumcnOc tiIitcmumcr bette On.
itc, briuacr vi Den Urprroige Sil.
blIaut Dor Trbp6i9c @ratlllatiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
SmaaDluf.

Or. Sobn Brandt % ;SonliIic
reiite tiIbaac til Ct. EouI iooa.
&o9umagcr "a Sucotcr Grief
8iIbertion bcrfra 9pcn oeoc / Sn0c.
peuoence / 2srNoQ&.
- abpofot ". M. StrarH rciitr
forri9e &erbog I'll Ga Wourc, q.
Q, / 5orretuiuaer.
81rtaD Brandt % Nuitru ira
Snrf Hiper, q. Gnf., or bernebe poo
en- @iiit hos 0berit Chr. @rou6ts.
Mr. % MrS. CSmoIo Cana,
lie ira 2~oncsboro, Minn.. cr iort,.
Ben her / 9cisg hos Mrs. 8. ..
9ldgstncot.
Nr. ca Mrs. 6onS CGion
reiitc ibog iii slbo, Mfinn., for at
beiege I'M bcrboenoc Seu ct Bar
Tigers Si6.
DIR. % Mrs. 6rnnflin Camp.
ion reiitc / &sr0aqs til ga Grosic
paa Ct Bar Tigers &eie8 Dos 5lpgt.
hinge cg Sienbte.
Otto &, Sofaaien, icm / Som.
mer bar fretpenteret 5ommerfnrist
| Soma Gin er iortioen biemme
| Seiss Dos line 6orGIbre.
%. z. gerfe ira CANTON, min.
neioto, er for Siben paa oisie Graf.
ter | geipg. ) Ssrboss beisste ban
2ecorab | 5slse meo u. @auIion ira
Ssiian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
9~lmoagts. Samgbog
nbait af Sbpmas isalfter.

gn IN Spbpggeliesbog meo IeIo.
Sieh augit for bper Sang, bpao Ser
bor giort Den iaa aiboIbt omfring !
friihlc Stem bpor Den benpttes unber
De baslise Morgen % aftenanooster.
gpgen inbeboloer 122 Siber trpft
paa soht 9opir % er ioIio ino6un.
oet.
Tris frit tilienot so Gents.
Nco Soften" ct War $3.50.
b. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
BED g. 81. 2iIIc6ouoeu go.

Weo :. W. GillcBaugen, ge.
nebict, q. e.: 6. 20. 2iuebauaen
So; ira islgenoe ST bper: 6. 6. ellie.
bausen, 6. 30. 2inebouaen, gIbert
6. Selection, Tels Sonion llalcue,
IrS. RelS Sanion.
gco u. 8. Mort, griceIpn,
@inn.: 2ars'S. Slo 50, 81, 6. Morf
50, 8. S. Seqe 50; fra fslecnoc ST
hper: Ntrs. Ole .. 8nbobl, O. 8.
Sigblanb, 81. ". Grbobl, gIue Garth,
Rep. y. g. Srelitab, Blue Garth.
Geo aniten q. Sraoen, Siab.
lonopile, Soma: 30. Z. Solpen So;
fra feIgerbe ST bper: g. Solfeoabl,
g. 8. Reis, WrS. 9rita 5rpnien, g..
g. Weitao, Spper gisrgo, Serrp 90.
munoion, aittil ellington, 5. 8.
arosbus, 90. Eeterion.
3iliammen S 10000
1ssr fpitteret for $3,555.35
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

&l,o. &c gior Neiien oper europa.
llnocr CpbolOct ser penter Galtoren
al trTffe inc &roorc, SSatob % Sen.
ming, ben iiOitc / ariitiania lige ipr
bans Girciic iii Nmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

SiiaIgs.-@n Sarm paa 116
gcres, IS gcres unber 9Ios, Reiteu
Sfpg % Sapnesaua; INT 8aennssbus, meo
&anoleonilg iaapel / bette iom / "Sarn";
Sproen al beoite SeifaHenheo. Sris $4,000;
lctte Siitaar. Silitriu: Or. @m. Spnernl,
Cambridge, 9Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
Sn[t So 81

Salt $3,S57.35
gibros ienbes / Monep.Sr ORDERS,
ganf.0 Gratis eIlcr &ontonter unber
Ibresie ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Secorab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

oil ialse NIT
9ouo ipeitre Gp:o Safota biniet. Striu
iirar tl 6. Summer, Dor IL, 81. BAIL.
Niiu., c. 0. Repers Soipital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
eufcs.-Gn eriaren SalosmonD

&C TUItU SUIUSTIuUU,
- uprit, iom i9rIis bar betpoelis @rinring
/ almiuoelise aIpbmanosrarer, iaaiom gros
ceries, Serrers llbitprsdrtitler % Sfotoi.
Maa pore pppaft o. ufttp MaR fan Itripe
til -. s., Care Of "8ecorabsg piteu",
Secprah, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12
Ndrnt tilidlas,

Harm tilialgs.-Gn sob Spart-
~ iettipn 2auo, aft nnoer Sprfnps. @po
Stpsluno, insen Spsniuser. Snoen Ell NiI
ira 5pler, @einn. & oaRlf Settlement.
7anit college / SnIer. 3lIltrln W. 8.
2pbertp, 2emmsrt z. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

Sirnser Ee en- spninffiue? @Susoennen.
cobbeIte EriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-12

eene "neesrab. Ts'en" iii SIrst % Sen.
ner ! bet aGu.Ie Sauo.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22

but even the highest hopes Of the min.
lister himself. Instead Of number Of
vacant lost growing up IN weeds aud
thereby becoming an eyc-orc To the
town, vigorous vegetables and bcautl.
ful flowers were seen all summer long.
Boys that formerly hung around
street corners. whiting store boxes
or committing depredntlons. got new
vision OF life from their contact with
the soil OF their ggrdens.
zone OF the things most needed In
country Villages and towns Is more
civic pride" said q. ID. Steiner. In
charge OF boys club work at the Kan.
sas Agricultural college. ''Too many
weeds are allowed 10 grow In vacant
lots aud along the side OF tho street.
by working up an interest In garden
ing. M this minister did. these VII.
lagos and towns can be made more
beautiful and the boys aud girls can
be helped also. The extension division
OF the agricultural college II Interested
In promoting home gardens and viii
publish leanet ON that subject In
April This leafiet win be sent free 10
all boys and girls who VIII take up
garden work"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22

Joseph V. Game. secretary OF the
Salt Lake City Commercial club,
was introduced. He told of the
successful trip and of the improve
ment seen along the route that was
directly the result OF other excur-
sions. For there we're more than a
hundred on this excursion, 60 per
cent Of whom had been on previous
excursions. and all said that they
had gone because OF the good the
excursions we're doing for the state
as a whole. and that this excursion
was by far greater and more sue
cessful than any other had been.
Where there we're rain fences in
need Of repairs year ago," said
Caine, I'VE found this week cement
sidewalks and evidence OF prosper
ity that would be worth going much
farther to see. The general unity
for the good OF Utah apparent ev-
erywhere was gratifying. The old
differences and prejudices that have
hindered our growth are fast disap-
pearing. which Is the best evidence
OF the success of the excursion
work.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
SCHOOL FARMS PAY.
Evidence Of Great Success by Driver
(va.) Boys.

Evidence Of Great Success by Driver
(va.) Boys.
A bulletin OF the federal department
OF education describes how twenty-five
school children OF Driver. Va. paid the
expenses OF n vacation trip 90 Wash.
ington out OF the profits OF their indi'
vidunl school farms.
Further inquiry" says the bulletin.
showed that this Il not the first time
the children have learned that intelll.
gent farming brings In cash return.
Each student makes regularly profit
Of from $50 20 500 on the Individual
garden patch he cultlyates. In add
ton, the children help in working a
school farm. which after paying all
expenses. including the wages OF a
man who serves both as a farm hand
and school janitor, shows profit Of
about 500
1.-THE director is confident that with
seyenty-tiye acre farm, which he hopes
10 have soon. his boys viii be able 20
earn their own living entirely while
attending school"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
HOW THE CHILDREN
HELPED THEIR Town
FLOWERS MADE To GROW ON
THE VACANT LOTS.
hwaksned Civic Pridc-what Ono
Man Did For One Town oher
Men Can DO For othcr Tnyns-
Take the BOY Away From the
street TO Work In Gardens.

A minister In small country town
In Kansas decided last spring that two
OF the biggest nuisanccs IN his town
were weeds and idle boys lie saw
that there was close connection he.
tween growing weeds and the making
OF poor citizens. and 80 he took steps
TO prevent a harvest Of each.
This busy minister called on the
business men of the town. asking each
OF them for a small amount which was
10 be used MS premiums for contests In
flower and vegetable gardens. Per.
mission was secured from all owners
OF vncnnt lots 60 use these waste places
for garden purposes Boys were I'm.
terested, and they sent for bulletins
from the agricultural college and cats.
logues from the seed houses. The work
was directed by the minister.
In july "a flower show was held aud
In September n vegetable FUR.
The effort put forth by the minister
not only exceeded the expectations "
the most enthusiastic business men.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
Boosters Express Thanks.
KANSAS WOMAN SEEKS
MAN As \ HUSBAND

A. Mcriden. Kan. resbles a wo-
man who desires very much TO get
n husband. There are numerous
women. Il IL said. IN such a frame
OF mind. but this particular woman
desires hor want made known. She
has written TO Postmaster Arthur l..
Thomas at Salt Lake City and asked
him TO locate some nice Utah man
who might become Interested in her,
The woman In the case is Mrs.
Cleopatra Gladys LOCKER. She h n
widow and has four children rang
Ing In ages from 20 10 years. She
has no large worldly possessions.
but says she n not afraid OF any
kind OF work.
Postmaster Thomas read the let
ter he received from Mrs. LOCKER
end observed: ~ wonder N she IN
a good locker"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
MORMON SUMMER SCHOOL
COMMENCES NEXT MONTH

The educational authorities OF the
Mormon church have completed ar
rangements for the opening OF the
summer school at Salt Lake City
the latter part OF next month. There
will three distinct departments,
business. domestic science and me-
chanical arts. These departments
are divided into numerous branches,
each under the special direction OF
an instructor. The course will last
approximately ten weeks. school be-
Ing In session throughout the month
OF July and part OF the months of
June and August
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
PRICE PEOPLE DID
Things Up RIGHT
ROYAL WELCOME To "GREATER
UTAH" ExCURsIoNIsTs

VISITORS Met On Arrival by Citizens.
students and the Local Hand and
shown About the City. FoIlowei
by Entertafnmont and Grand Ran
at the High School building.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
MoDIsTEs CONDEMN
NEW SLAsHED SKIRT

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE naughty
slash IN the tight skirt was da-
nounoed as an "atrooity porpetrated
on an intelligent nation, by a people
who themselves do not believe IN or
wear g." by members OF tho Chica-
go Dressmakers' club az their an
nual banquet last night.
The slit. which is French inven-
ton. also was referred TO as a
fraud and a cheat" and the dress-
makers asserted themselves for Am
erican fashions for American wo-
men.
They went on record as opposed
to the slashed skirt and all similar
designs which appeal TO or suggest
lmmodesty.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
VETERANS ARE ASKED TO
SEND ON THEIR NAMES

All veterans OF Indian wars with
IN the state OF Utah, who claim 20
be entitled to participate IN the d.
vision OF the funds appropriated by
the last legislature for the benefit
OF veterans OF such wars. are re-
quested to send their names and
present address on a postal card 10
j. NJ. Westwood. adjutant general,
Salt Lake City. He requests that
Letters be not written. What he de-
sires rs the name and present al
dress of each claimant.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22

DR.. Il. d. Woodruff. president Of
the club. was master OF ceremonies
and the Rev. Father w. X. Ryan
made an opening prayer, after which
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22

A variation OF the rather familiar
custom OF Offering prizes for the most
improved front yards IN a town Is the
offer Of prizes for the greatest improve
ment In vacant lots. this improvement
TO include cleaning up and planting
grass. flowers or vegetables. The plan
Is being tried by the Salem dllJ Civic
league, and. very wisely. the terms OF
the contest do not require that only
the owners a. such lots shall compete
ANY one who can obtain the use or a
vacant lot may enter the competition
This win undoubtedly mean the I'm
proyement OF n great many lots.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-22
Thrive Thousand settlers.

Many have the wrong idea OF n
commercial club. thinking that all
We do Is to talk, but we can point
TO three thousand persons who have
settled in Utah through our efforts
Salt Lake City alone should spend
hundred thousand dollars year
on well directed publicity work for
the commercial club In its work
which has but begun, az Utah and
Salt Lake City are but m their In
fancy and all are bound TO pro-
gress."
DIR. Joseph y. Merrill said. THE
truth about Utah runs like a fairy
tale, and n we find anyone who
doesn't love Utah, it merely tells us
that he doesn't know her. Less than
one-tenth OF the land Is under cul-
tivatlon and. with our resources,
and the land titled. as Il will be
titled on scientific basis. tho state
Of Utah can support n population
forty times as large as Il Is now
supporting"
Gov. william spry In few words
expressed an Enforcement OF all that
had been said and his unqualified
approval OF the excursion work.
The cxcursionists arrived home 1T
Zion on Saturday afternoon last.
Boosters Express Thanks.
Letters are being sent out by
Fred G. Graham and W. W. Tor
renee OF che Utah Development
league expressing the leagues APP
probation OF the efforts OF all who
contributed toward the success of
tho Greater Utah excursion last
week. The lat includes the rail
roads. newspapers. Holds band. pho
tographors and tho clubs which en-
tertalncd In the various towns where
the boosters stopped.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31
Tie 2taats'S d,itrake.

Vile In uprieer glummer tereits
berittet, Tam ber Stantsweaetonmii
idr Grant @. 8ufium In Sealeitunn
bon Slidter 8. y. gobe uon Cole
COUNTY aGi benz @eae nafl ct. 2ouis
per autumobil biereurh. Ter I3iped
mar iiir bic nunmehr ipieber nuis
3apet sebrahte -Slblihe" Stantss
itrnbe bic am beiten aeeianetite Ruus
te ausiiubia su MAIDEN. aommiiiar
8uffum ianb bnB burd, Cinae County
ppn 9iiletppn 6errn ii5cr gaeitpbalin
iiber bic ~ erbauenbe neue Bride
nnh Rid)Ipuntnin un0 oann iiber bic
@ascpnnoe Brude bel Rpllins 6errp
am belten alien ISteiaunaen aus benz
@eee oeaaneen unb besbalb bieie
&uute bic ertriinihte lei.
aber trpsbem uniere 6nrmer iflun
lanee gutter @cee entbehren. itlpn
Ionae init ben 6irterniiier unb Mibs
lihteiten ne.ompit bic Snnbel unO
N1noel i'm g9eae. aut lauait ihrer
Rlditdnoiateit nnberer 9pmmunitd
ten aeecnilbcr aeiuohr aepprben,
gibt cs hercr iutmer nod bic bic 3ur.
thciIe bic ihren. Der nnnSen apmmt,
uitdt hnrauS crluadien nlroen. niti
eirIehcn -- nidlt etuieheu mplIen
uu0 bic trpb alien Netipielen mo
Ncmciicu nid]t nlIeiu uidt 'ie 0uie
Yauoiha6cu ~ Repimeu iuo. ION
bern nuI ollie mD0Iidle ggeiie ihr
0onmeu u uerbiHoerA iudleu neil,
chen neil eS ibrcm @cIbiadeI bas,
ncbenbei NeiGat, alIereil burdI chen
Die idl.ctteu 6nbrmeRc aeli,teu, idln'
ben tOunte - tlrs. lie gum Nauc
elmer OpditraBe ihr Sherileiu bel,
trnaeu milBten.
Gllen a!eipett Dor uniern 6armcrn
- nber mir ,itrdltcn onb Die 9ln1
tpnlricuitnit. FIR Die ooh nllc iparcn
InnD taraer. ibrer inr bieie Spar.
iomtcit - ihr Saleut ueraraben III
haber - IreEig Tant uiiItn iuer>eu.
IA. Die inQcu miiiitn Ndter aehabt
~ buttn Die 81 bunu.t aeueien ihre
eiQereu Sprtheile .uie bic ibrer Sin.
oer pnhriurehmen.
g9abr lit eS. bic 2aitdnbc hattr
Iid' aeteiicrt. mchr 1T iar luitrg
g@cRc Gcthdn ,uprocu mcbr (9tlo be
IuilIiot nro iunemntiitler Die Ar.
belt bCtricbcu. abcr lm unicrc We
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31
Sas s9eiiphalia optel Hetft "a
loon no perfanfen.

Ser llnierseihuete bietet hiermit
icin Sc, igpie SnIOun sum Scr
,auie a., 7poSu mid Die itanoiac
aransIicteit meiner @emahlin les
meQt. Enter bieien llmi,dHbcu bin
i'd Beucipt geibes su rtaBiacu unO
ornet.ubnr,H Sebirauueen III pc:-
tauisu. laB Elm trtltiQcr 2eutidltr
Mam nit elmer luirtbidlaltlit' per-
arla9tcn 55rau ueblt Sptter bier au.
te e'eidln'te MAIDEN lam - ba Die
Qerle pon Cinee 60, bc'nnntIid'
ppn 6ijrcrr. 9aesrn uub GicitoitS-
m1rucu h6uiia heiudlt miro = III
ri!cr geItrn oes Tultsh!at, bc,anM
&flje tauu III irReub ejuer ,3ejt &C.
acaen utrotn. Gur rahere Nuaatcu
mcuSG man iidl buett nu
y. i. &QrQ Qmeser GiQCNtb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31
--6pdlwarbiaer Batter Tiepenbrod

-0pdwlrbiaer Batter Tiepenbrod
lief iih am Samstna abermals oon
ieinem treuen 1ete. beeleitet ppm
5beotpsen Soiepb @iutelmanu. noh
90oie Greet siehen. Gle luaren bes
0ohw. Batter 8ahmeper's 0aie.
- Die @ebriiber 6ernlann unb
Gonrab Sedtel betlaaen ben @erluit
eiues ih6nen nierjabrieen Wauleiels
oer Elm Sein rerbrah unb erihpiien
uerben mubte. Sin einjdhriaer Giel
bes Serrn ,Sobn 6edltel ocr ebenIalls
elm 8ein brad, III inter Sebanbluna
BON 9r. 6efmonu oer ben ariippet
su heiler hpiit.
-6err Nuauit 9Obc nebit Satin
unS S6huhen reiiten am Muntaa
bealeitct ron Der SfIweiter 5rnu
9ntpu 6per nadl Seiierirn Gitp up
ielbn lie suerit cine 3eitlaue bei Der
6nmilie Yen Spbe uertueilen uno
bonr. Dor ber slbreiie nadl ber Sci
maih, 6rou Ypbe Glteru BEL ct.
Gliiubetb teiudcn iuerbcn.
Die iuuaen 6errr. George y.
Gaitrpp. @eprle &erner uno 6reo
2uedeutpii bepobeu fdI aeiicru ou'
bic Aeiie uodl benz Staote Snbidua
Al Neindl Der tn 6croiuoub ipohn
hnitcn cbrluiiroineu Sdllueitcrn VI
9lodba uub VI, Gpnu0clilto. eriier'
er III elm Nruber uub lcBterc iiuo Hei
len Der ehrluhrbi0eu Sdlpciicru,
-0eu uub drnu Heu Wilbe unb
8dbp ilnb nndl 'urSem @rrblcib bel
hiciiacn gtnarbOriQcn Snmitaa nnh
2t. IbumaS abAtlabren, nOn no
aus lie am undliten SOnutna Die
0elureiie undl AauiaS Gitu autrettn
luerotu. 0iutter @ilbe iupie Der
Sd)paaer s9iIhelm Suede begleites
ten tic biz s,rapIe.
-Nui Der an Moutna Qeholieren
TericmnIdna ocy Gttienhaber Der
ncuen IarmcrS & MerdlantE 8ant pi
s9chphalia iuuroeu su Tirettoreu er.
Iludhlt: Goipnr s. gucrSmeper,
slnQrit u. @crney, 0eurp Neumct.
Neurn6. 3dlniot. Hen SdIoupeder
0cnyu 1!Iamotttr rrb Spi. Gaitcpp
Sutoi0 bje CranniiiiuuSiprmalitatca
hccu0et. ,uiro bic ucuc 8auI ihre
IhWCp p'iutu Wo ;,uar ouinuQIidl
bis riucj3cnt2 %autOcbaubc crrid)tct.
( tm Nuittlau tNtbauoe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31

iheiie nnb Geleasnheiteu In ihreH
be,refieuben Geaeneer ithreibsu per'
ben.
Ctto ". SaHfep pou abIstpnu,
No.. bat suei Geidnee fur oieies
Re.lnmebnfl aeifrieben uHb bieieH
cine aRelubis aeaeben. Ter cine
Geiana hei1: SNiiiouri's Calf;
Bad 10 the 2aHD~. uno bar nHterc:
~Giue me tie a1rH.- apaaHer uHe
;srnlen lbsr ben aar;en St-at habeu
ihre Tieuite auaebOtsn uuo sr.aeiier
Rntbihldae lber eeruiiie SnpiteI.
sUmmiiidr 6ispatrid bat oeu1
oauptfintiititer n !. GbmouhoH ben
auitrna eeeeben. bieies Sud- iir
ben Truf ier.ia 81 niaAen uEe ftes
ben i'm bic Gehilisn . I. Reebs
un6 9ohu 9. Sraoleg hti Der Or
lareuna unb ,3uiammtHfieIlnn Der
aeiriiHidien lniuruntiur sur Seite.
g. r. Gurbiii opu anHiaE Gitu.
Nitglieb bes ertntip scutitss Der
56orrntiun ron Miiiuuri q ommcrCinl
Glubs, bal sinen iH,ereiiautcn Eei-
troa asIieier nbtr .9Giiiouri ale Gin
@tadt iur YoubTir'hialaii. Tie
6 iieHbnhneH bcs @iaatrs Iitievu ote
S!luiivaiioneu. ,pelthe ble S0-;htiIe.
0ilisaueIIen uuh Moalid;teitra agii.
iouri's tilo.idl ptraniaauIiAeH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31

ae sn IT den ~ MAIDEN ipie iie iein
ipllten, Gsae. bic piriIitl Geas
linb, basu aebraudt es nod 3ntre.
uiefe Sabre, piel arbsit urh piel.
pieI @elb. geshalb oa niht bic
uns auaebutene Sllie bes Stnutes
in aniprud, nehmen unb bolo ipenia
items cine Sirnbe bic mittelbar bieier
aonintunitit nheen 1uuroe - uer
marbe 'idl erbreiiten su behnupten ei.
ne 5ahritrase uun einem Gnoe oes
Staates gum nnberen mare niht bon
9luben : III betommen.
GnI Iaile Sale lit bieie Sadle reii:
liher Grudguna tuerth. llno oaB bic
gortbeile bic ieben ginselnen tpie Der
apmmunitdt I'M ailgemeinen aus eis
ner ben Staat burhauerenbeu BON Der
einen Nletropole i'm Citen - St
Quuis - bis ~ Der nnoeren i'm @e,
item - eauios Gitp fihrenben ganbs
iiroBe ben non bieier berlbrteu aSuttte
MD unberehenbare Surtheile bieteu
mhrbe, bic. inlls bic geIeaenbtit
periterst. rie eritehen t6nnten. be-
apei'elt wphI Niemnnb. AIiu man
mage unb erudae ielber; man ioridle
lpie uirl lfier Rene iidl itthen bic
burdl ipi1le SiraBeu nit onbe,u Siao.
ten perbnnbeu giur bic. bic Ons
eriabren. iolIer ms Iehrcn nno MD;
ienc .oIo timers" bic nidlts aul dort'
itlrit; haI,cu uns 81 ihrer @nilht be-
tcbren.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-31

iur &r':uy'una Ncc''tmty, In,
utlNauiit,ttt aae GNSptss &c
hraut,t Tr. Ntos : s,tu VIE &,ltS.
,,au. Ma.ta..l rcH $u'd,!c Y y.
'ls, Nar rt ltc 3,u,i al,tr At'ubr,
m,t,tg urs. Sts bua ttr Staeu inr
a;t,ne SiU,!it Gao u. bate refs q.
nt Shattel I'm Nca'e.- Noltt cine
: hadtti uae itlo Wcal. &rtiS 2it,
GMpoh,tu pau $,or:an y niIgemsner,
2stitpaa,ia. .kthaaen Il 6l,,emsper
Ee!.. unn :. u. StEtl Il Spns St.
5cn,as uEo e. IiIlahtth.