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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

the withdrawal of the German right
is bound to assist the French in
forcing back the center unless the
Germans desire again to find them
selves obliged to follow the Imperial
Chancellor's advice and hack thoi'
way through
The Paris correspondent OF the
Express quotes a message received
from the front stating that the allies
at last have got into their stride.
"The passage Of the Marne has
cost the Germans dear" the message
says. They fought their way
step by step, tired though they were,
but at the Marine the Seventh
French army got in. Tho German
pontoons were no sooner erected
thar they were swept away by the
French artillery fire. The Germans
held on steadfastIy, but lost heavily
and finally succeed in getting
across the river under a torrent OF
FIRE.
"The British army was not so
heavily engaged during the day"
A dispatch to the Times from
Bordeaux, dated Thursday, says;
Since Sunday, when the enemy s
sweep southeast of Paris was
checked on the Grande NORM, the
German war machine has been
moving signs of wear and each
fresh day of battle has closed with
The allies in a more favorable posi-
ton
con Sunday there was furiou3
fighting along the Grande NORM,
which continued at La Ferte-Ga
cher throughout the night, and on
Monday morning the enemy began
a retreat upon their next line along
the Petit NORM.
"On Tuesday the German com.
mand became apprehensive for tho
safety of its communications AMI
saw looming on its right flank a pos
/ siblity of disaster.
North of Paris the French found
! ample room for assembling a large
army and while the British were
| slipping from the northeast of Paris
/ to the east with the Germans, their
place of glory was taken by strOng
French force which moved up to the
River Ourcq and became a very ser
iods menace to the enemys retreat
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
ing movement.

ing movement
THE 0urcp 70 med the upper
blade of pair of shears of which,
as they were gradually closed, the
Grande NORM, the Petit NORM and
the River Marine formed the lower
blade.
Immediately the German staff
rallied this situation It endeavorod
TO eNtricate itself from between tho
blades by rapid retreat and a SER
les of furious but fruitless on
slaughts upon the French holding
the right bank of the Ourcq.
THE fighting here has been of a
peculiarly desperate character which
is shown by the fact that of two
standards captured, one, that of the
Thirty-sixth Infantry regiment OF
Magdeburg, was torn from the hands
of its bearer by a French infantry
reseryist."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
+ERMAN COMMUNICATIONS
ARE MENACED

London, Sept. 1.-THE CORE
spondent Of the Times at Bordeaux
sends the following:
1T is now beyond doubt that the
Germans turning movement to the
southeast of Paris has been de-
feated and there is a dawning hops
that the allies left, which has borne
a rain Of the enemies blow since the
fighting at Mons began, is now
about to take its revenge.
The Germans have been fighting
desperately to guard their line of
communication, which is in consid-
cradle danger from the allies left.
They have been forced to retreat be-
fore the onslaught Of the British and
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

Thierry, pursuing the enemy, who
is in retreat. During the course of
the advance the British forces took
a number OF prisoners and mitrail-
leuses.
During the four days battle the
allied armies have In that section OF
the theatre OF operations gained
more than so kilometers, ca
miles,
Between Chaleau-Thierry and
Vitry-le-Francois the Prussian guard
has been thrown back
THE action continues with great
severity in the region between
Camp de Mailly and Vitry-le-Fran-
co.'s.
In the center and on the right
wing there is no change in the sit
uation.
"On the Ornain and in the Ar
gonne districts the two oppos n 2
forces are maintaining their post
tons In the region Of Nancy the
enemy has made slight progress on
he Chateau Salius read
"On the other hand, we have
aimed ground in the forest OF
'hamq
The losses have been consider.
BILE on both sides, but the moral.
ID health of our troops remain ex
client
| There is no confirmation of tn
| ews published in the German news
apcrs of the fall Of Maubege."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
RUSSIAN ATTEMPT 70
ENTER EAST PRUSSIA
IS REFUSED
concluded from Page 0ne.)

United States government. 1t was
understood that with this explana-
ton the incident will be closed.
During the day there have been
published reports to the effect that
the recall of the ambassador might
be sought by the Washington gov
eminent, but Secretary Bryan said
such reports were without author
lty,
Late tonight the ambassador au-
thorized statement which in part
said:
FOR past years the newspapers
of this country have INDUCED in
blind hostilities towards Turkey.
This was comparatively unimportant
so far. but today the unfairness OF
this attitude may cause serious mis-
chief.
Il adopted the only course avail
able to induce the United States
press to take a more serious view Of
the relationship to Turkey-that of
straight-forward appeal to it, in
which | pointedly mentioned some
OF the things that happened in th'
United States which should not hap
pen in view of inducing it to dea
more charitably with Turkey.
81 am firmly convinced that ! an
morally right in adopting thi
course, If not conventionally. Their
are times, and this is one of then
when conventions can and must b,
set aside. The interests of human
ity should and must not be sacri
feed to them"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

gained by our troops. To the north
of La Ferte Sous Jouarre the first
German army was Obliged to recrost
the Marne, and yesterday night be-
low line formed by the River
Ledhins, ard Mezy and Yillo en-
Tardenois, the Marne VALLEY was
free from German troops. according
to reports by the British aviation
corps.
our troops at Champaign Were
forced by the third German army 10
retire to Gougancon and Salons, bu.
part Of What we lost was regained.
The 18th German army before
Vassincourt. in the Argonne, wa
attacked by our troops. We pro,
crossed slightly.
The Fort Ge1icourt, in tn.
Meuse, was attacked by the Ger
mans.
Slight progress on the road 8
Chateau Salines, in Lorraine, by tn
Sixth German army in the forest o
Champenoix. Part of that advanc,
0as lost.
"As for Maubege. we have no off
'ial confirmation of its having bee
aiken. The garrison was not hal
What German agencies cay"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

London. Sept. 11-Dispatch
rom Basel Switzerland, state tha
he French have entered Muelhar
en-, says a dispatch to the Exchane
'elegraph Co, from Rome,
dispatches from French souro'
ecently have stated that Il
ressure on the Alsace frontier fro
lie Germans had been lessenin
Yesterday report was received tina
fighting had occurred at Altkirch,
Alsaee, which is on the road t.
Muelhausen. Muelhausen, the larg-
est city In Alsaca, has changed
hands at least four times in the
present war
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
MystloaI Number on Cola

No one seems unwilling 10 accept
. 25-cent piece, even though there are
on each coin the following hoodoo
combinations: Thirteen letters In
the scroll held In the eagles beak;
thirteen feathers In each wing; thir-
teen tail feathers; thirteen upright
bars In the shield; thirteen arrow.
heads; thirteen leaves on the branch;
thirteen letters In the words quarter
!ollar"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
Must Have Been.

Says Mr. Filson Young in the PAN
Mall Gazette: Il began yesterday by
swimming In sunlit sea. continued 1t
by motoring through hundred miles
OF lilac and gorse. and ended It lis
tening to the most perfect concert
program at Queens hall that have
ever heard. Was II not
happy day." The answer, Filcon. is
In the Affirmative. Mr.. Punch remarks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

A small girl OF six seated In the
'runt row OF the circus. watched
knowingly a dozen and moro ele-
plants 90 silently Through their tricks.
The dapper little trainers frequent &C.
acknowledgement OF the audiences appre-
citation evidently annoyed the little
lady Unable to furtl err endure his
seeming conceit she cried out, Now
man you Just keep still. You amt
doin' a thing. so we amt q clappin'
you Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

Surely happiness ia reflective. IKE
the light OF heaven; and every coun.
tenanco, bright with smiles and glow.
ing with innocent enjoyment. is q
mirror, transmitting to others the rays
of supreme and eyer-shining henevo.
lence.--Irving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
GERMAN TROOPS IRE DRIVEN
FROM VALLEY OF MARINE

Washington, Sept. 1t,-ThH
French Embassy today received
from Bordeaux the following dis
patch, dated Sept. IL, but presum
ably written last night:
To-day at o'clock &C p. M from
indications given by the War De-
partment, marked advances against
the German right wing have been
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
FRENCH OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

The official communication issued
last night said:
'On the lett wing the British AMI
French troops have crossed the
Marne between lie Gerte-Sous-
Jouarre, Charly and Chateau
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
Daily Thouohx.

The world would be better and
brighter II people were taught the duty
OF being happy as we'll as the happk
ness OF doing their duty. To be hap
by ourselves Ia q most efYectual con
tribution to the happiness Of others
Sir John Lubbock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
HIR pidnH efieS.

Robert" asked the teacher, ~6id
you throw any OF those paper wAds
sticking on the Blackboard" No."
replied Robert. Mine didn't stick. --
Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
EvIarntfx Crazy WIN Luva.

Starts out to be married; held Cd
insanity charge" We've known men
to get mad after they we're married
q while. but this man probably was Of
neurotic disposition to start with
philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

n O woman still laughs AZ her hus"
bands jokes FIVE years after the we'd
ding bells have jingled the divorce
lawyers got discouraged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
River Forecast.

hlVef FOTtCdSL.
In this river district during the
next two days, the Mississippi will
begin to rise, the Ohio will not
change much, and the Tennessee,
will probably continue to fall.
WAYLAND II. PARKER,
+ Official, Temporarily In Charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12

Keep the Dollars at Home--Buy
Hera<
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
LEGAL Data
Sunrise and Sunset

Sun rises .............. 5:37
Sun sets ...-.......o %: 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-12
Weather

Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri
Fair Saturday; partly cloudy Sun
day,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
WERNER q CO:


". i =muh geiisr oer Soulhwtt
ern relcsbonc uro @Slsaydrh 90,
uns ". i. Stcnbud rahHcn non
Union DC giHic in SHasnitgiu nuo
orrarair,cu iur Seyb,nbuna m.l Cp'
ersu;,lc, Belle. Sreebnra une Meta,
Nnluu &Illibrau0 iulr spilnen
3uees;eit nm SnuntaQ IN Meta.
So. Glert 9aie Sluatla io.uie
geilton Sutiep uno Fraa rcI SIaE
farleu agi Dem Gesm.ueae gca Situs
ra bier ogrt.
9bil. SSulii pou arauIe mar SeIu
der bier Gnoe Der &pie.
Sohu Str0ehe- nua fr:. 1ilirauH
iiuo nlth eigi9eu 4Eunalsu te'atgs
inn Staats Ga.iior7'ia teirRttclt. :
1ohn 5t:iier bat G1S sayiii1l
ron ibni setau'tI nenra Sc'tsr
3uhuhou3 btsraen.
Gr. !. Y. u. Susd'lsr nuS Satin
marfr eiar GipiipraianQ lgeata II
Giera1.
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tiY\EI llENkE
! ~ rH NtSNkR>
NAETlN. bupE
Jai9> II Elrvtlyu
ai. aspu 3Scrm aiuer eHtfernt
1Sarner.

gW llriatt 0cr srGnlheit eure1
siune - Der flule. hintenoe nhle
Sthcn-Sas Grihrtien uno ;dhnes.
triri Zen i'm stlaie e-ioa.e @eHt'S-
il,3: -snrt,; ilnae untsr Den ag'
,oca -ijus ,Sc.uen con SSHsuerH !
'Sufr aire attrautJt 9ld1uuc sSorn'
ISil.sr: Is euficrnt Die SSnruer oIC
'llriahe les stnoss ssaHtheit GA-'
:Vertrr .bGra upn Sis,IaRsu '.s'nii'
iSsaSslrlursru. III sitsappp sjors
aailler ein r,hcge Eit,es SsE: Gs
linh,enhe ssirtuaa ecrlefht een aaH'
zen sitew,.aseirture. Slleir sanol :
Hknder uermonht. liebsn lie g unit
perlaRiars spitfcI, Garutirt aaufee
heute sine sdsndiel. Erie 2se. allt
Mnoshffer pner per i9pa. J aifaee5
naalss ae<f ens 4aiian<1Shie seef
ii. sruis. laepl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26


tna In Der Rindepol Snlle cine get
iammluna Der Gtteninbaber ber sseii'
pbalia Canning 60. iiatt. 9lahoem
uene Tirettpren aeiudblt luoroen.
wurbe beidlpiien bic 5nbrit su per-
.nuIeu uno nit benz Cribs cine 0ppo'
tbste ppn 81. 400 tpDmit lie belnltst.
absutraaeu. Ia bic aunierpeniabrit
felt mebrersn 9ahren niht mebr lni
Betrieb aerueieu tuegen Wanaels
an benz 9rebufte - Der Soninie :
unb nid)ts ooiir biirate, ban oieie
mieher iemnls in bieIer @eeeno ees
,oaen perbe, lab mon teinen anoes
rem answea. 6err bcnrp llie eritnno
Sebdu0e, Maldlinerie uno 9ptte fnr
81 900 unb bleibt bemnafl auI leoe
gltiie nod Elm Epilar su sahien.
Gs mare su boiien oaB hermit bic
5ablit nidlt Elm iiir allemal uno iiir
immer ins Studen aeratben III. hh
an oere Wittel unb sSeae finoen
laiicu oieic pieber in Sang III ieben,
lucltes, mena einiae 9eni0e nit
benz ubthioen 6leiBe nub llnternsh'
munaSpcife bic Sofe Die oanc neh'
men uno iclber bic 3'ilansuna Ser
5rudt bcioraeu wlrbeu. ReiheheH
tonnen. gplr iub ,muler nod Der
Nlcinurn bab cine gnunua ,Saetorn,
ucrn ridltia betriebsn unh aenaaeno
puu Der irudlt ntioaen wirh. ntht
mn bcichen ipnoCrn ionor anten
| YrpHt nbmerlcn Tam. llno terner N
/ irbcS llnternGhmen Staot uno Se'
meinoe uun 9!ubrn..
Gem 1lnrae, Elm 1taotdlen ~
/ iehen benz mir 10 rahe bph niemnli
nod inter 6uB betretsn, ioIaeno
nohmen mir bic Ginlnbnrl unicres
Greun0cs berrn 6ermnru Altbneit'
m unb 'uhren nm SnmStag Hahmi.
taa nit ibm gen Sioen nntl benz ar
Der @rense ouu SIaae GOuntu aele
ner Stdottcn Meta. llniere 5nhr
mar nitht PPM &tIlen pan @ettcr be
Quniigl, oenu Gin raaclredtcr Sdree
turn bielt uns mahren0 Der alniGl
Sobrt in ieireu iSdTReu. gIus oiele'
Sturmes 2Suthen ouh brahtc nm
tbnlo oaS ieuriQs @ciranp unlere
5uhrnonnes uno ScGteitcrS herdn
0as ME aui @inoeeiiigcln am ni
,;utc SaroiirnBt, mphl bic bette ii
Guuutn uro ilr lucldlc Die 9&eaenu'
irhcr Qerihai uno Stulcrtcra Grt
! bit pcbuhrt, in ueriatr ocna imct
cluhalh Stunoe nadl hem l. Wcllc
euilcrnten bluhCuocn @tnodlcr WCtc
Yctotr iChltcs mS biCSmnl an Raui
= ubcr Meta uuo itinc Galtireunolthc
Nsupbner IN idreibtn Spu,cI nbt
mil bier Qeiaat ieiu onB q ms ro'
! % ielr aeiallcn. lulr 10 cut aafnt
uQumtn uuo btrir,ht murotn D..
i mir in oar uidlt ierner Seit oitlt'
b Stn0tcu ciueu SWcltcn SCiuh /
y MAIDEN aehcntcu II, Damn llbtr StaI
/ uuo Scmrhner, 'umic uon Den il
(Scutiuoe aeh0riRcu Iarmcrn oou ,
ncu nit 8,dt Qeia0t perbtu Tam
then are up tn bate" wns bic muoe
ntn Observation-Disclosures Uie SiIt
uiu, bcpeiien. nlehr criablcn. Il
5 llbr am Sonntne glatlnlttaa III
i men mir ppn ben Sreuupt: 9lbhi
|. luo mnrcn um $50 1iiuu;, II mich
c bel Muttcrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
Sic picr,iaidtTiee Qvubc

Sin 7ira npbct'0Togys cute ..1'
aesi-li,cn hlten IN; c,usH ,,IreHgi
uuu Sc Eahv,u ueer.t9la 81 ysantH.
Chamberlain Z Gpan5 $e"Csa Uaro.
,ugrf n.m &at,,.@m cnstt,:.r ~
l>12. 9S1a te,0tU an'1dri IL cS
in AunI uue elsa.ayg2! stGlcAer
hlS eH y.,trtuta Agsa cs.eereea.
S,c ,gcyQtn iar ('Gfwa ana Gy'al'HHe
arr tat;s tt''tyts Haan $tglut' y
rno Sjc ,ut;Qta vtyi,.aU ggEa.9 -
iett TIER ais i8 >a5r,a tia @an't!ira
tit. EH,lgt nat; NIX S:aotta"a
Is tt,tt. >'.y.a.t. .g 1,.ta sas
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
SriltlG iGc &lut' nnn Sntiem
MeiuiGcr.

ssabytuo Der g@iuttrmpunlc III
meIa ita llureiHiRttitcn, eHcr NIut
luiro mrcin nno bid Cure 9{icl'n.
9ebcr moGinnclutioe rerlaaen bic
6unttloutr. i0aennnrtca ~Sprina
icprr' orrtrindcna, 2hr inhIt mllhe.
itlmact aub trnae electric Nl't'rs
Der 6rrqlinaS Stdr,er unb Spiienl
Rrininer III mas ilr bur'ct tic per
belien Nitren, gebCr mb GinQclucioe
III ot,unner 9l,tipr, ucrtrclbCn lIu
rrircS Slut nuh pcbcn bic Wc'unohcit
'arali mo MilltuSllor,c micocr. ele'
trio HtittrS brir0t ntncrs S'btn. Se
oianct mil eiucr pieruudlcntIldlen
NchnnoIunn- lie luiro endl III bette
&crililurp ilircic 6rnbluhrSdrhctt
ucrlrtt. Nnrontirt. Vile Hpothctt
50t uua >l.o0 u. Z Nudlen Il W,
ENuaoelph;a pocr St, YouiS, tHep'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
Il. ,.rriae.. iahiaer Suitsu seheiit.

.spe,u asaru tans iunisben uuo
mein Sohg adlt ,S0hre lang Suhcu
lr. sina'S 9,cu Sislourn betitc ne
ear,lih. Jar weltleS ib hohlt oont'
lar bir, itrrib. ifrou 3auio 8p"r.
eaotuo,r. slc. ssas IT. sina I
-isscm Tisewon iar oivE Narucr at'
abnn. m:rb ss fur euth shau. TT.
aina : Ven gisspcsgo lollts In ls'
BEN eauie iein Thni hohieH puHrF
lGiuhalt. rutierrt saesripes nus oil;
pun.sn. uub cnlsleiotH. <se n
nd ialIs.fs fshlt. Ute 4.vgl<fer
Aerris. Qk.nnA, ,ki-ssa saee est3t %
| 4 Gr. Hti'ah<Iukir rhsz -. stssis
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
Ter N.utfcr S,erlime.

Cine 0nisueumeHiitu Iar Sinner
ipllre harmlpS ieiu. Sic loIlte an'
eenehm iein. Sie lpItte wir'lan:
lein. Ghambcrlaiu ! Gnuah SentoQ
iii nl.s eieieS. uRs III Der SRaiter
Gnanlina n.lcrortS. Sertauft b'i
allen 0dnNlcru tShu } s
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26

--Gie gseitpbaIin & 5Olt 5rabins
60. perianbte audi am Iienatae cine
garlaouua SAmeine unb. Rinopiep
All aPartte. 9ieieu iuIaten aehern
5ed,.el d oiltsmeper. bic fid ebens
inils uicber nit 6erru gutuu ouer
als sartner oui ben Siehhanoel pers
leas tabcu nit : tjlueinen uuo bic
Sirn!e ggetucr & Gp. nit Rinouieh.
Werner Il Co. will buy your
Cath and Hogs al any time: A lalT
deal 10 all is ON motto.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
Qartnsr i,eriavsi.

Snnner Mann urd Il oeer -
9ahren nit etua s2. 500 Scrmpfen,
alb Beidaitspartner In einem Store,
ar4ud,t feine beipnberen eriasrnn'
as!r.su baben. bodl aenhaeno sdals
b9knna mie pudl aate Nnlaeen
ms 2uii unb alebs snm geihatte UNI
Ielben uurIiehen ~. tniipsIl ~ sgfasp
Robsrem. .ufHog, nan Hm an ~. =.
6efsfe, Grid 0ffn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
9ptis.

tlnterseihnete. nIs ger,palter oes
Nadllaiies Der 5irma @erner d
euedeuboii, eriuft hermit frtnno'
lid,f alte bieier lirma Shuloenoe
lire Sled)nuneen balb mDalihh 81
bealeiheu. 5erner ino aIle oie noh
uon Der 5irma pber BON oieier ent
liebenen aonniiii0ns Geireieeidde
in ihrem Belts haben. eebeten oieie
an mir absulieieru. aufl erinhe i'd
alle. bic uun gennnnter sSirma 5i
fer 'rn babtn, mir ibre Rehnnngen
einsth hdn0igen.
@ertrub erner:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
Nrutcicr.
,u uertauieu.

TreiitodiaeS Wadiicm Store Se'
bauot l6 sblIiac s2aub. Gnrtret Nell
lrrranm. 5dliricr Tad. Ticies III
bic bette 9ane lar ciu aouimonnSae
lhaii. S9troc oaSiclbc IL Ocrtanlrn
ban bent anuler cute (u,ereilen au
irintm ouSaelcaiem eelnc attheri
Euo. SStNeu uaheren Ginse,bc,ttu
ishrtlhc man an
i. I. Suittot
Yinn, Mn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26

-glnd, eirem edlueeiturm am
enmstno. falter quit ieither uno
9ieaeu in Der yiodlt pon 9ienstna
aui 9littmod hatten luir aeitern ein
rittises 6rihiinaslpetter.
--Serr Spieph Semmen, oer anr
3eit beim 9uuis Spd SauhpIs iaat.
n,u6te, ha iriu 9ompiteiiel led ee'
nproeu, nit ben .ilues" nah Setter.
ion @itp ,um Ntaidliniiten. @irth
Stephan Sreiter bealeitete ibn.
-Su suclttuwn 1T am Snmstna
lebier s4ohe bic Satin bes 6errn
6rrmann Sal (eeb. Acrnl Geforben.
Nerrn gar ber nit bieier iriue suei'
lie Satin lie mar cine Shre'ter Der
erItsn). pertprer. entbieten mir un'
Ter innioiteS 8eileio.
--9r. I. q. 3eIlmnnn BON Belle,
| ipll hier eiugcirOlieneu Geri4lten
nndl. nm ietten. .dreltoa, ais CT bent
grbeitcrn nm @eleiic iuidaute, bon
rircm idrercn NurmCt Der Ounl
! 5ticlt ilrp, erbtblidl am apptc
lperlept lpu,beu icin
--Jair uermriIeu unirre licben Sc
;er unh hrinuhers h,r 9i,noern nni
her usnen slpntnn Ter Nlpenpiarrcr"
nil hcl,rn Ylbhrtfuir in lrtter ggphc
| hsonnren N,ir bnroeu hniar oo6
hrripIhf mrpio0cus ehrHip itiiclnh ii.
Iuie h,r beue cnollhc. unh unS bel
eirrr heuidten Nr,dlnro baS Nellr
n Gc ,Yholt hrr 1usenh has Rcnt
id,e ms &c lcrnt q briicr lrieu.
idreIbcn ,,ub pcrI.rhen. Wenen Nbon,
rgu,eu {tpoeu mir ipurit bcr %or-
rat rridt. bic oorptriQsn 9innImcu1
lrocl.
NOT, fos Reh;4t ocr W,
/ Shlidlter in eri,cr 1paltc. 3ieieS
mic auc nnocrrn uprhe:iNCu nui 60
lumtus uno Die Gutottlua anierci
Gunt,nculc$ y,mtrjta nt bt5ichtuotl
DWto,dt vert l"tcu mir unicrent clttl
@rrrrr uua Ereunot Ntun 1pi. Z
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
flru sIiIeu Der 9lrompteite.

GpuaM llcrt yaic Snuahnn. an
crtannt eintr Der beiien uno IdhiR' |
item @comten bic lemnIS TN GOuntp
Elm ant bctle:oet. erhteIt unter Ia
tuni uUm ! Mns pDm Stnats Nn'
bitFf Wuoor cincn Srief iolseuoen
Srtilta
Nr. Late Vaughan,
Linn. NO.
teu Sir
This is ia acknUGledge le-
ceip cf the 2nnaul settlement OF the
Collector 0. vou County and to
congratulate YOU upoa your promp;-
ness in reporting same 1t was the
frzt 10 ltlth cur clflce this year.
lust a. ola as YOU tile statement OF
February to.lttuorS We will audit
same.
Again thanking YOU for your
pEsmpinesS and traStlng that the
pleasant relations may continue, |
btS 10 remain,
lou,> very truly,
iuo, T. Gordon,
State Auditor.
l9r nraulirtn uricrn 6reuro ga'e
III nicicnl TIM iuptitelter 3euants
Illn0 mas mctr tit - Die qanse Srr'
Iocrihait u0n Ciasc 0ountp bari pdl
Icmcs ipldtu Ncnmtcu riihmer. llro
Ioa cine Ncumohi uur Der 5hhre.
llrcrotn oaui Qewi6 Die SnrQcr ornui
lichcu onr upr alien 9aie. Der I'D
lnuer .,iltd|tta iliucS Nmtes ou'S
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ie.ucrcu Gtrmjn oitits 81 thun We
itaephtit lobcn wirt
utrtnuIcn
Rcaitrirttl 5bouurn SuIlenta!I
s Mprate oil, bel
Sen : Il louu q cr.
Gin tr6uri4er iluiaI. -&nr ctrrI
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f8ipplirQ upr Niutnrc, u. Tat.
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aPonhcn upu eiuem Stuhl urb luur
Dc iuiplpcrriitu 10 aclShmt, nnB c
! rtn onuieH ,iabr nui odrhcn mn
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tlcincS &obu. Us wnr ciu trnurlae
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! nnhnl id, tic III rtrIhicocncr Neri
ten. Nph tcirtr 'puutc et,ros ir u
tun Gin 6rcurh cnpaIhl unS ear
ben Wcbroutlt ocS N'per'raniirS
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: Aocrttu uub tauitc ilpci bloNher
: ,lulrr tleiucS Noohcu ipnroc poli
u naunln pcbtilt uno TT lctt 10 erlnr
: uno nort. pak ~ Der MuitSr lei a
Il len NouSorh, iten bilit.."
u Spyni s NlptrFrnutcr bat ben Spi
! utnirhrin ccr NtluuNhclt IN e,el
" olw,h Ncietn peyhuiltrte Ohuler q
trnacu. louicubt btsenaer eiei
u III tene Spothe,er Neeiiil
Spcual Aotntcr Iitleru eS Dem Enl
l,,uai. Sails Sie teinen Aasuie
n tenne,. lhreibtu Sic an: Er. 9et'
n Sahrueu Il SnuS Gp., 1875 -
:. honne aue.. Chicago. ill.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-26
TO THE PUPLIC:

Just received afull line
of spring styles in Dry
Goods and Shoes.
We already carry 4
complete line in Grocer
les. Hardware, etc.
Come in and inspect
our Stock: We shall at all
times be pleased to meet
and serve you.
We also have the agen-
cy for the Nc. Cormick
machinery.
Yours very respectfully,
WERNER & CO.