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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

Governor O'Neil of Alabama is
some campaign speaker himself. In
a recent speech in Montgomery ne
skinned his detractors in the most
approved style. Every sentence was
couched in vigorous English, and
peeled hide in large pieces.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

Greene is a peculiar county. Not
a single candidate has announced
for office.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

About 60 per cent of the popula-
ton of Germany live in cities.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03
THREE ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.

There is no servant problem in the
Larselere family at Hatboro, Pa
where Matte Brown has just cele-
brated her fifty-first year Of service
with the same family.
DIR. Catherine B. Davis, appointed
nv Navor Mitchell of New York as
correction commissioner at salary
of $500 a year, received Eer doc.
tors degree from the University OF
Chicago in 1900 for work in the de-
partment of political economy.
At a primary recently held in Au-
rora. Ill. the only woman to vote was
Miss Edith Scott. who made no at
tempt to get the vote, but believed
in using it after she had it. She
asked the reporters so say that she
was neither a society girl, wealthy
nor pretty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE-Twelve-hors power
gasoline engine in good repair.
Been used eight months. A bargain.
r. +. MCDOWELL.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE--One extra fast saddle
mare. One large mule. Both
young and sound. J. w. TlLLEY,
Parrot, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SATELLITES Improved Pro
life Cotton Seed. Absolutely
sound. Yield forty per cent lint.
Best cotton grown for this section.
Price S1.OO per bushel; in larger lots
90 cents. ]. E. WILKES.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

WANTED-Two good mich COWS,
fresh in milk. W. r. WALL, DaW-
son, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE-Two dwelling houses on
Fourth avenue. Will pay taxes
and ten per cent on the investment
at price asked for them. b. c. PAS
CHAL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE-A good, gentle mare.
A bargain. J. r. JOLLE4, Graves
Station, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE-My seven-room house
on Stonewall street, modern con-
yeniences, for cash or easy payments.
Also house and lot on Eighth ave-
nue., near Seaboard depot, on same
terms. A. P. HATCHER, Cuthbert,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SALE-Ten extra fine graded
Jersey heifers that will give milk
soon. Call or write j. w. TILLEY,
PARROT, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

8 S $ S BORROW MONEY s $ $ $
LONG LOANS ON CITY AND
FARM PROPERTY. Lowest Inter-
est Rates. Quick Service. Liberal
Loan Values. L. c. HOYL, Attorney
at-Law, Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-04-03

FOR SATELLITES Improved Cotton
Seed for sale at Is cents per bush
ell. j. A. FLEMING, Brentwood, Ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
THEN ana NOW

Today over $4,000 locomotives are
in motion over the 25O,OOO miles OF
trackage in the United States. They
consume about 150,O00000 tons Of
coal and carry over a billion passen-
gers and l,S0O,OOO,00O tons of freight
annually. After adopting the English
born child of civilization, the United
States took the lead in its develop
ment and application until today it
stands as the worlds greatest manu-
facturer of locomotives. Besides
making enough to meet the domestic
demand. the American manufacturers
are shipping locomotives abroad at
the rate OF a dozen a week. They
are laundering through the noun
tains of South America and over the
plains and valleys of Africa: they
are disturbing the calm of the Orient;
and are dashing from one end OF Eu-
rope To llt btNtl. t-A-N A-s'' A'' ~ -
the land OF the locomotives birth.
England. and are il. use upo2 its
principal railways. Like the steam
shin. the locomotive Is growing lars
cr and more powerful every year. Tbs
largest reported 20 oe in use today
is huge compound engine which
measures 1900 feet over all and
weighs 100000 pounds. 1t IS on oil
burner and carries 1000 salons OF
oil and 1900 gallons Of water. It
cost S43.SOS to build. These giants
have reached a point where one loco
motive is so long that it is hinged in
the middle with a flexible joint so
that it can turn a curve without up
setting. Thus the locomotive has
became the modern ATLAS that car
ries the burden Of the worlds trade
and population across the continents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
BALLOTS WILL
Be READY IN
AMPLE TINE
PROBE COMMITTEE, WHO lNVES-
TIGATED PROGRESS OF WORK,
DENY EMPHATlcALLY ANY lR-
REGULARlTlES.

Oklahoma City, July ga report
sent in Thursday night from sulphur,
Okla. by Z. B. Howard. of the state
board of affairs, who was sent to the
state ballot printing office there to
investigate conditions. is forceful in
denouncing the credibility Of rumors
circulated to the effect that irregular
ities and unsatisfactory conditions
exist in connection with the printing
of the ballots for the coming cleo
ton
E. B. Howard. of the state board of
affairs: Homer Hammons, assistant
state examiner and inspector and
member OF the state election board;
Fife Smith. clerk of the state cleo
ton board; c. w. McKeehan, of the
state election board and w. c. Geers.
editor of the Tishomingo Capital
Democrat, made up the party which
was sent to sulphur for the invesuga-
ton.
After a thorough investigation OF
everything in connection with the
printing of the ballots" said Howard,
I'VE find that it is we'll to set at rest
the rumors that someone has been
persistent in circulating. Every mem
Der of the investigating committee
sent down here today joins in say
ing that every incident in the print
ing of the ballots has been fair and
square to all parties. The ballots
have been rotated properly, and will
be delivered in ample time, and at
a saving of thousands of dollars.
THE check sheets show that the
socialist ballots have been compile
ted. and they will be shipped at once,
The ballots for the prohibition party
are done. and have been bound. Bal
lots for forty-four counties of the
republican and progressive counties
we're ready for shipment on the mid
night train Thursday. Five western
counties of the republican and pro-
gressive ballots were completed and
shipped July 81. The republican bal
lots have been printed up to the third
district, and those of the progressive
Lup to the Fifth All ballots of the
First district are hound, and were
ready for shipment on the midnight
| train.
THE democratic ballots will be
completed by noon Monday, July 27
All connected with the work are doing
nobly. and the committee is sure thai
all ballots of all parties will be giver
to the state election board in plenty
of time to reach all points of the
state by the date required"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

platform the second Sunday, and it
certainly was a feast OF good things
to eat, and everybody seemed to be
made so free and welcome.
On Friday night, July "a, the mis-
sion Sunday school enjoyed their Sec
ond annual feast, given by our leader
and superintendent, Mrs. Fieldbinder,
on the lawn at her house, which was
one of the incest conducted affairs
we ever attended. Forty-eight wera
present, and we all enjoyed a Scrip
ture lesson and short talk from our
secretary, Brother Snider, and con
clusion message from our faithful
leader, Mrs. Fieldbinder We certain
" extend our appreciation to the
Diamond A Ice Cream company for
their liberality and donation of the
cream. also to Mr.. Holmes Akers, for
his free spirit and donation of three
cases of SODA. We certainly would
not forget the Palace Garage for their
donation of gasoline. We were all
dismissed with a glad heart, and as
! we went to our several homes, we
were glad to feel the grand spirit Of
our Christ present in our midst.
There will be services at the hall
each Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
nights as before, unless called in
for meetings elsewhere.
Sunday school at three o'clock each
Sunday.
THE UNION MISSION.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

ono hundred years ago today the
arst locomotive in the world to sue
cessfully haul load OF freish' upoN
.aus made its maiden trip. Invented
bv George Stephenson, the fa'ne'
Of Locomotives" it made its first run
-, KirBngworth colliery in England
II had so many rods and 'IalNS
s,ranped to its boiler that it had the
snpearance OF huge grasshopper
:, weighed about six tons. \ pair oi
,o.all,irg.beams" resembling those OF
o. modern side-wheel steamer, turned
tba four wheels. There being no cao'
the engineer had to stand while the
engine was in operation. II puIieu
eight loaded cars, which aggregated
a weight of thirty tons, up a track
that had a grade OF one foot IN an
eighth Ol I AlAlts uN 49,
grand" success. the engine running
about six miles an hour. The hrS'
locomotive to draw a train IN the
United States made its experimental
trip in the Lackawanna coal district
fifteen years later This locomotive
was also the product Of Stephenson
II was called the Stourbridge Lion
after the place Of its manufacture
in England. Its American engineer
Horatio Allen, ran the engine over
4 track OF hemlock rails for a pre-
liminary test. Then he invited an!
gentleman in the gathering of spec
tators to accompany him. His IN
vitauon was not only refused but he
was urged TO give up his foolhardy
ambition. Laughing at his advisers
he pulled the throttle vide and dash
ed" away at ten miles an hour
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
THE UNION MISSION.

We are always glad to report our
mission work TO the faithful citizens
of Ardmore and elsewhere, and first
we wish to extend our thanks to The
Ardmoreite for a willing space in its
columns. Our mission work is taking
on new zeal and greater interest at
present. of which We are very CRATE
full. The work is gaining cooperation
with some of the best people of our
town and country. And, by the wis
dom and help of God, we are deter
mined to keep this work clean and
along Bible lines. There are some
we have reached our limit with, in
trying to help, but Of course there are
a few people that have fallen too
low in the scale of Immunity until
they are unwilling to try to be any
thing any more. We are always sor-
rv for such, even though they won't
appreciate a hand of mercy. The
Union Mission band was invited to
come out in the country about three
miles north of town and hold re-
yival and we indeed had grand meet
ing. We held services under an old
time brush arbor. built by that com
munitv. Fifteen bright professions
of salvation. and three sanctihed'
The devil roared and told lies. bu'
God prevailed. The citizens brought
and spread their dinner on the pulpl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
Notice Of Application for Parole.

Notice is hereby given that we
will on the 23rd day of July. 1914, CT
as soon thereafter as the board will
hear the same, apply to the board Of
prison control and thereafter to the
governor for a parole. The grounds
for said application will be that we
have been sufficiently punished for
the crime for which We were SEN
fenced. (23-lm)
DAVE and JOHN MATHUS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

You don't know who he is or where
he Iives-yet an Ardmoreite Want Ah
will find him for you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

CERMLESS WATER, FlVe-GAL'
LON BOTTLES 35 CENTS. w. }.
LANE. 1ol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

All Coat Suits, Dresses, Waists and
Skirts in our department are all
marked one-fourth off. RandoPs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

DISTILLED WATER, FlVE-GAl-
LON BOTTLES 35 CENTS. w, j..
LANE. 23tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26

The public schools VI Oklahoma
have made an excellent record and
are equal to the best in the United
states. Much OF the progress OF these
schools. as we'll as the higher insu-
tutions of learning is due to the ener-
gy and perseverance Of State Super
intendent r. H. Wilson, who has put
forth every effort possible to make
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27

-6rnu @peele be 6art nebit ihrem
iiinaiten Subnc George bon Neu
Orleans. Ga, babsn iid] am Wontaa
illr mehrp6hentlidleu 8eiuh int
ygeIphalin 6utel eirauartirt. 6rau
9. &c 0art if einc ShmaQerin unies
rer ebrp. Sdueiter VI. 5eliciana.
9lus Neptpn 5uun. idlreibt uns
infer iunaer 5reuno Nrton g. Sos
hnnnesnIener baB er BON &eo Oat,
Soma, tuu CT suerit cine 2ebrerItetle
innebielt, nath 9iemtug oeriebt NOR
ben. IS aei0lIt glrtUu in bortiaer
tScaenb put unb geht er nit benz
Elnne INT bort Elm Santaeidh't gu
Nrllnoen.
-6erru Eeter Nrure bel ,Sree'
burg luurbcn am lebter Snmstoa
ben - gIuauli etre W(ohre nebIt 6ph'
Zen uub Cir GieI pUm 8lib cridlIo.
acu Ter Sdloben. Der uun benz 6or,
mcrS @cocuicitincu lluteritiIbuups
Wrrciu ~ 1925 obacidlobt luuroc,
miro ucn oieicm nit 3,ueiorittcl heS
puIicn yeertheS pocr S2lG.6 66 bcSnblt
ucrbcu. Is bconri Sur Teduna bic
les WerIuiies uun icitcn beS Inter
ItutunoS 9'ercinS ieiner Grtro aol
lette. bn nod, RrnaGcno @elb III bes
Nniie Uprbau0cn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
On rt.fnuicn:

Ciaac 2lutr Mn 6arT, ciat Dc"
5tit;u mo iJ@yunt'cQcuicn 6ayucu
III 9Eil,lr GpmU Tic 6urn crtbaIt
900 2,reS rltilt MI Traht Wo Srct
ter'rut cj"nr}oNHt, poo %rcS oicicr
Eai,a /; 6laH,ottrm rn0 nrtty
EH"W, MuaUt Atcr 2lauQraH'
"..uot; 5lp Ma,V EStihtlouo mi;
,haabtilau9 mt HE ucriltRtnocu
~.@titu; lop Tvs 200 9I3er Shll
GeN VraH1aa 'aaNct rpdl Qt'Ilri
'ucysM, SMputH ,irnmt" Mphu
hauH Is bci 80 NrG ;uciupllc Stui
wtu uit .Nbliiuu IL bel 81 chen
iaiiS Npti wolfe StpdWCr'c I'M Rdn
sen odn Simmer. &crnnocn urtcu;
gates .NlIrmtm ;pci quite Sd)cn
utu uro du0trc iuctGuliayctleuot
WctMAt: ndtW 2'rluuCn nuI tCl
.Nrrh" Oh Na0't Nlrm IIcQt iUn'
9Ecjlyn ugt ser 6t'tnbahn unb I
Nltlttu u9n 2us,uatia Dem County
ljpr upn 11il'v 0oIHn. Nppt gan
oanl ~ Der falm. %ich, uiW. 'au
;a,t,cly %pa, @aa, oo odt N,c,Ic.
HutAtl, 1,r TssutQ,it0cnrn Gjitu
tjW btN0H. @Ubln Us Gjt'
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GtclAnctc iarah Gle dorm mll
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27

% Batterien non le aanoner uno
sehn Bnhnlabuneeu RrUuiaut.
gtan,rt, oen 19. Su9uIi. Tittellf
elmer trans. Grfrnbuna tDrseutrirteH
irans. EiiTsiere nlittelit itnrter Re.
ilecturen bic Sounenitrnhleu nu' bic
Qoutien Der 9uitidliife (9Dotisn finb
Jlhrerl oa5 iie ben SuHnenitih
trieatsn. 3n 6 Stunben purbeu 9
9uftitiiie setnuert.
&aris. 30. aua. - 8ei 8elina
treuiten 100000 ilbbeutihe 1rup.
pen bic irau,. grrn,e uno NsIsa
beim SnbIids Der uneiunshmboreu
ir1ribhiden 8e'eituraen in - Cha
mndt
@o,crlpo. 81. aua. Ter roreIi'
die iIuarl Der beu;iten armec nahs
Siegc mntlte cinen rei,:H SpaeH uut
oas chlnfilelb. ba or basie!bs
ShidioI 'uie 9iapuleons /, teilr;h.
tctt.
SlHtluerpen. 20. auA. Utn oent,
ihcr dIieaer Der lber bieis StnN
,og, murbe beim anhlit eiues enaI.
arieesidli'ics 10 in Stlreten ueries,
odB er alle aoutr0lle uerIor uno iei'
ne Naitliue in ben Gtean ueriant...
8riliel, ten p. Mug StialsH
bat Elm h0hr ir3erioies Ni;ttl &C.
fuuoen. III lid slzser nsa:itlsr Ii
ripuen nui eir'nal ~ ent,soiaer. %
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toianten, Cnrrn gaube-, i-a ocut.
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@oriteIIurs rarer 50,QQQ 1ea.its
! Sclooten 10 ogcat -. NA IL ! oSg
gu laher
Ma Die 1eaer mag ritt mthr.
limb &lpier III eeouloip.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
9Sic eaS Stiocu catitsbt.

Nicyipsiurn ii Die liriathe p;clcr
Qcihcu unS llnpreauuGcu tpclhe eaS
qcben III eincm uuauoeHchmen ae-
itoltcu. gicImt Ghantberloin'S Scble'
ten. haltet eurc G;saeucioe rcaudr
uno ibr meroet bieic Srantheitsn per.
mcioeu. &ertduit bel alien 0ano
lem. Gins
Sobat unb Ginnrren &srtduisr Der
lannt I'M aasaSeincu. Grfahrnna
unn1thiu. Slo0 monailidl nebn
9eiieauslaeeu. Hauh' uno aaa'
tabat. Gianrretten. eiaarren ansn.
,eiaen. Senbet : Gent Goiimarts
fir ndhere gnstunft.
6emet 5pbaceu Go.
Rem Oor.t. v. D.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
Mert,ulrSigc aur Scr Huhr.

"Seit ctpa lPitte SuIi mar i'd
ppn &uhr bebaftet uub brautte oes
Nr;tcs uno oroerc arsueieu pbne
Srlpla ,uarhe aher INNER itlimmer.
Sh mar nidt in,itauoe etmaS su
thin unb 'reir Geuit1i mel nb ppu
it5 oui ,25 Tiuno. 9h lit stira
;'uei Huuate ais man mir rieth
ehamberlniu's gplic. Ghplera uuo
9iarrhue Remebu ~ sebrauden. Sh
nahm suei Slaiten bapon unb CT
bieIt 6ausruoe ginberuua.- ithreiht
y. u. Gill Supu Gill. Y. 6. ger.
iaait bsi allen odnelsra. txna.l !.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
Sefaiintmad)uma.

Ter fnrmerS @entnicitiQe Inter
i,ubur0s Terein uun Cinae Gumtu,
Wu. eriutr hicrnjii ollie Mit9lieoer
bes NereinS Ger nm Z iersto q
Sen 5. Seotember 1914 nm, 10 llhr
MurNens III & pclttulun iiatt
iluotnocu llhriit)tu &crianmlunQ
beiiunptrcu.
Trnnt &chd gen, &fl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27

ne NyNu 't'reib; Ctrr draR' :,
Martin yen ScG,h Sbarpr. Sa..
war uaa mtsytrtn 2tioer he,riae'
'ut;. Nt bate Naseri,0runaeu.
saeHr;tc IL lprsn arntu uuo in
Ser Syun, a,tano,. Sreharidlle
unN ausemeine SwWltle. &nh eem
atbrau etS N!pen,rluterS iparne ne
rfiuao. SSir tlten Sbr oeilmittel
ts: iaai %abre in Der 6amilie ae,
aat; uuo eS II ME noIIa seluelsr.
tireu Nr;: iuS oaus III ruleu. Sh
.aau Shr Alpertrdater allen Sltirr
MD 4lu,;eru etnpiehlen.-
Us cEinitrt pnhl ,eire anNere NE.
S;i;u. rr.de 10 iehr oansmittel ae.
,poyeta ii, ME Sprui : Slpen,rauter.
s. ii. ttirt Apptheter- 9eoisin. inn.
Stra eiu oltnlpoiltes Srauier Seil.
uittel. msldes GrIulse er;islt uno
niemals ptrieblt. ipohltueno ~ mir,
Ten. IS uich cirst; pum 9aboratp.
riGm Oil bas Subiitun eeiieisri
ouya 9utol'A 'Aaeaten. Ran idreibe
en-: gr. $e,er Jahruep & Soma Co..
l9--25 60. opune Npe. Ghitaep.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
Shcurc 2ehdnolHHg.

Id .itt cu 2>errceiuna uro LIN
rcroaul,dl!ti; uro alo hunSerfe uCu
GclIart ':.r &ciutiea uHo &tGao'
l.ne aus i1ycitt I j. siutS.
.&Lulpn. Sgt. Id te;ae mi4 III
tirtm 1t. ycujicy Ici..:1.t wIs
ant 81 cincm ccisj;a.t IL Seq
Cr!can :. c1tr q wurts 'sire lsi.
Luna tc,ru.t. Hat9es; t. ts,:lat
.tlrt, ttc,un - lGaabey,.;p !
Iat.t:tn II rtt:Her. ms '-1'f:e
lglt atrgtn.j4 81 8tsyl.t!,e
Ne inc ,5t,;,ars MO bin .el! rac5.
2't..a4i: b, a..tu C1GoytvH. tS.Gi.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
tpfaieS.

-Wlertet eud) 9r. 5ellman Ia
ten /. bis :. September,
-@craeiiei nid,t Die Eaten her
GOuntr 6air in 2inn i. ,. 3 uno
4. September.
-Nm ndditer 9ienitna beoinnen
mieber bic Stulen in Der Staot uno
bic meiiten aui Dem 2aroe.
-6uhw. Suiept &iu'elmnnr BON
ct. Qpuis neil, iei' MrntnR bier
oui Se;udl bel ben SciuCa.
sri. Yeruor5ina Nromer ocr
5duv ucrlctte cine @utc Inan Nohicr
bti lhrtu Crlcln uuo loutcr
-5oitnr 9phu i. Norntr urm
,Mhiipuri %QItsircWb" nlhtt bier
ciuiac lonc oui UttiltnWu 1lao.
Wti 6tr 5c#ute hcH Ntrru 0rr
mnln GrnrucnT NJ mn Spnntaa
cir IbttitrtrW irrc.tht; @rntuh
| ten
--Nrrr Ell1tS Nrrrcr Nah ON Syci
IA, ,rirtm ,uroyn Iy,nN, NharItt
Yuct'tn,cucr ou' her Ncinrc,it nod
g.. &Iilabeth hoe Sc'ettr.
-Nerr 7rnn, Cliold,lncorr idrcibt
ms linn upn lcbt on bnS @pl'Sblnu
nadl OnrIon Ga. uu or ntl lcet III
Gieuit bclnoCt, N 'ruoCn
-Srl. Goitpbinu 9J,trs upu g2albs
Mile beiinort 6dl lei, cpnr,oa hiey
mi Stiudl Der tarufr.teyr gnonl
| Sdlcppcr2 uno u3r,acN T'uuar0lCn.
-g9t1rn @sidlittn In, H}at,lnioc
srid,te m,rtn om M,uri1a bic vyryr,
I,rnru y&tit,yma,r NtHy2 Nucrsmru
sr uuo rcnru Guaiu.d,y III Sam.
-@nuticr Gs:'tnm 92,uf,'moru
i anh lHa;tju raa ,i,rrriur VlM &uo
| nri cia ~udtra.r;.. ,gtiatp it thrcm
1eine cjuotythrt ii N nyatullrtn.
-1,r,r 1nh Qoui nnp 7,rs h,,
upu nenrn Y. 2a,cppere GU, .vgv.
otlt" Waiclm GUNtne nybG ~. ;iaot
imo acknowledgements bc;uaeu.
-mon,, /, " myun, puh qprrI
Isr ! Il Sdmih mot,,,n ocitcru IN
BERN Spl. sd,mip 9nlp rincn NnS
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
CONNER Suiten aeidhrIih.

Spmmer'Grtdlturaeu iinb ne'abr'
lid. Sic beuten aui acrinae Nctcns'
trait unb iuhren pit iu idlucren
nn's, uub 2uuaeuleiHeu einid,lieb'
lih gussehruns. II. a,ra'S Nc:p
Iiscuueru miro ben Gli.cr uoer Die
6rtdltuna prumt tcititiscu uno
Gumptiiationen rcrhiueer:,. 6s III
idnitiaeno uno auttiipetiih uuo
mndlt cntl ipaleidl bciier inhlcn.
auisuihiebeu III aeidhrliil - bolt
ioaIeidi cine atoihs Tr. ainaS Hcp
T'seoperr. 6elo snrhf fpcun niht
suirieoenitefleno. Soc. uno sl.oo
alaihen bel eurem aeei tsier. tans.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-08-27
tsutcr @ruuo iciuer @esciiferuas.

gSenn Ssmano mehrsre saae ar
Gplit, ,Tinrhpe uno aEoere slrten,
ginaeweioe. Selhmeresu ee!itten pre
ennn huct cine poer stuei 2plen
9bamberlain's Gplis. Cholera urS
GiaTboe SenieSp aeiuno uro mCtl
eepp.eeu. nie ss piters Der Sail.
III ss aans nailrlih boB er sars
bsaeiiiert i'm gpbe oieies spittsls III.
uue bsipubers in eieies Der 6oll ir
eiuem ihlimmen aufalle no eas
ssbeu behrphi. Serfnrht es msnn ibr
siues iold,en Rittets bebatfst. {
ishit niemdta. Serfnuft tsi allie
6anelan. tzaal. 1