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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10
CHARLOTTE.

The gentlemen of the church will give
an oyster supper at the church parlors
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid society.-Mrs. J. 3. Williams,
who has been i'll, is better. Schools in
town will close this week for the Christ
mas vacation.
At the meeting of the grange Monday
night the following were elected officers;
Master, Harold B. Smith; overseer, J. a.
Lewis; lecturer Mrs. Ramsay; steward,
Carleton McN,ii; assistant steward, Muir
Crimson Williams; chaplain, the Rev II.
Gulick treasurer |. Il. Smith secretary
Mrs ". Y. Beach; gatekeeper, Harold
Bessette; Ceres, Mrs. r. II. smith, Po-
mona. Claire Beach; Flora Mrs. l.. W..
Tucker lady assistant steward, Kath-
crime Roof-Mr. end Mrs ]. b. Will
liams and Harold Smith have gone to
Montpelier TO attend the meeting of the
State Grange.-Mr and Mrs. e. b. Beers
entertained n party of friends TUESDAY
evening. The Library association will
hold its business meeting Saturday after
noon at 400 p. m.
Mrs p. J. Hodgkns has returned to
her home after spending a week in john
son.-The men OF the Congregational
Church will serve an oyster supper at
the church vestry Friday from 80 to
500 p. Mall the schools In town viii
close Friday Tor three weeks
Friendship Lodge. No "A, r. 4 A N,
held its adjourned regular meeting
Tuesday evening and worked the r. c.
degree on ono candidate.-Mrs Kate
Morse and daughter II Wyoming are
passing the winter with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Whai,ey ALEXANDER
MCGOWAN, who suffered a shock last
week remains about tho same. There
will be nor Al hhrary hall Friday
evening. william '-rpentcr returned
last week from an gxtended visit to
Massa chuset'R and Rhode Island
Antoine Beaus'ncr is convalescing from
a fall out Of an apple tree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10
LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton have re-
turned from their visit in Chelsea and
Tunbridge. Alison Martell has moved to
Downingville.--T Rev. Mr.. Lomax has
closed the meetings at the Baptist
Church -Representative-e elect Jeffries of
East Burke spoke in the Methodist
Church Sunday morning in the interest of
Returning the Bible to the Public
Schools. "-George Abear of Hancock was
in town Sunday
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NEW HAVEN.

Misc Barnes spent the Weekend with
Fred Ward and family In Walthan.--Nrs
l. J. Everest and Mrs. A. L. Rofeau
entertained tho Ladies' Union at their
rooms Wednesday.-F. T. Rowley, who
mas Been confined to the house for sew
eral weeks with rheum atism. Is able to
ride out-George Everest and family mo-
tored to Midd1ebury sunday.-Miss Norma
Freeman OF Burlington Is guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. r. NJ Partch
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WINOOSEI.

Word has been received of the mar
rage in Albany, n, T., OF Miss Sarah
Agnes Minahan and J. f. Finnigan.
which occurred there Thanksgiving
eve The W ddiug took place at st
Marys Church, the Rev. Father Dillon
performing the ceremony. The couple
left FOR a wedding trip to New York
city and on their return they VIII re-
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.ICIlFSVILLE.

Mrs G. C. Fuller and Mrs William
Heatherington were Christmas shoppers
In Burlington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs,
Loren Jennings were at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital Tuesday to visit their lit
tie son. who is suffering from broken
leg,-Mrs. Stevens, wife Of DR.. stevens
of Hyde Park, who was former resi-
dent is slowly recovering at the Mary
Fletcher hospital from strychnine poison-
ing.-The meeting of the Lend-a- Hand
Circle is postponed until December 81
Mrs. o. d. Bemis has been i'll the past
week. being confined to her bed.-W. A.
Church took Miss Doris Preston to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday to have
one leg amputated. She has been Grip
pie for some years, caused by ptomaine
poisoning, She is a sister Of Miss Sadie
Preston.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

'OSIT!ON AS BUTTER MAKER want
ed il up-to-date creamery. Have had
u years experience and can furnish
frst-class references. Write y. Y. H..
care Free Press. G0.St&wlt
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R3CHFORD.

Mrs William Brown has gone
Mississippi. where she will resi-
B. II. Joy, Central Vermont 8
ton agent is confined to his home hy
severe attack of diphtheria.-The fire
partment was called out Saturday mo
ing at three o clock when fire was d
covered in the barn owned by p
Rahltoy on Willow street. The bj
was burned to the ground,
The regular meeting of the Woms
club was held Monday evening in
Woman's club rooms, Prof NJ. B. q
of the University OF Vermont gave
interesting talk on The Erotic Tended
OF Literature" Music was furnished
Miss Cleone Comings, who gave a vid
solo, Miss Catherine playing the pif
Mrs. $. Carl Carpet
and Mrs. c. NJ. Rounds gave a piano d
The meeting was we'll attended.-An
and new year dance will be given In
opera house Thursday night. Decenber|
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FERRISBURG.

The chicken-pie supper and oyster festi-
val NJ the Methodist Episcopal Church
vas well attended.-Mrs Alfred Maoton,
who is at the Fanny Allen hospital. 10
grestlN improved
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM Ger GALE, about 100 acros. Is m
humber, lot growing pine. sooc sugar
orchard good buildings. r. D.. near
school. fine orchard Prizes 5000 part
cash Box 1855, Wilder, VI. 40.w,f
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MILTOIl BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Luman went to
their home in ST. Adams Sunday.-Mrs
Abba Carr has returned home from visit
in Georgia and West Georgia,-'R. f., Mills
was in St. Adams Tuesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page Ons),

the Mead Memorial chapel which is soon
20 be bsgun.-Dr. Y. F. Johnstone of
Orwell a former practitioner in Middle
bury, Is IN town for few dara
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franklin COUNTY
ST. Adams.

The retail milk dealers Of the city havl
given notice that after December II TIL
price OF milk will he advanced from A}
to seven cents quart Increased cost a
production Is given az the reason for TIL
advance, the dealers claiming that tn |
license Law, including the testing of COW
for tuberculosis, is an important factoI
In the increase.
St Adams Aerie. No 1905, Fraterne|
Order of Eagles. held its annual meetinI
Thursday evening. and elected the fot
lowing officers: Worthy president vii
liam n. Gilwee; worthy vice. president
Charles f LeClair; worthy chaplain
James A. Young; secretary. c. f. Wilson
treasurer. c. f. Marchessault; inslj&
guard, A. r. Charland: outside guard
James P. Harvey; trustee. r. A Walker
physician, DR. J. G. Perrault The
tendance at the meeting was the large
in the history of the lodge. The repor
of the officers showed that since 1910 II
membership had grown from $50 to ovt
200 Following the business meeting lunc
was served
At the regular meeting of St Alnai
Hive. No Q. Ladies of the Maccabees
following officers were elected: Past con
mander, Mrs. A. p. Barton; commando
Mrs. f. L. Spaulding: lieutenant, Mrs.
F. Smith; record keeper Mrs H L Stac
finance auditor, Mrs. P. LOOMS; cha
lain. Mrs. p. Perron; lady-at-arms, Mr.
George Frost: sergeant Mrs. II.
Barnes, sentinel, Mrs. F. Curr,e pickle
Mrs. L. Beauregard; musician, Mrs.
Hicks; musical director, Mrs. NJ PollarX
captain of the guard, Mrs NJ Mcdonald
color bearer, No. l, Mrs. Henry c. Bel
color BEARER, No. ,, Miss Ethel c. Ba
ford
Mrs. Edna Hazard, aged 81 wears, di
of art trouble Sunday morning
$50 O'Clock at the home OF her daughte
Mrs =. NJ Daley, OF Lower Weld
street. Mrs Hazard had resided in I'll
city for the past IT years, coming he
from Richford.
George Robson of Morrisville. who "
seriously injured while working In
woods recently. is a former longtime a
eineer on the Msssquoi Valley divisi
Of the Central Vermont railway. He
a nephew of John T. Robson OF Lined
avenue Mr., Robson was injured BY
ing caught under a log. which bro
away from a skidway. He suffered Sc
eral fractured ribs. a crushed breast DO
and other injuries.
Friends in this city have received
vitations to the marriage OF Miss Mari
Haley. eldest daughter OF Mr. and NJ
John NJ Haley of Glen Ridge. y. j.
Arthur Alonzo Baldwin OF Chicago, viii
will take place Monday evening, pece
Der Is. at $50 o'clock at the home
the bride at IS Marston place
Miss Elizabeth Thompson gave a pa
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Frank
Sheehan, # North Main street Tuesd
evening at which time the marriage
gagement of Miss Gertrude Beatr
Finn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jan
Finn of Brainerd street, to John
Hurley of this city was announced,
dining room was attra cuveiy decora
in red, The marriage OF Miss Finn
Mr.. Hurley will take place early
January.
Announcement is made of the m
riage engagement of William f. Roge
formerly this city. to Miss Elijah
Heinrichs of Brooklyn, vocalist In
! Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10

Wednesday, December ia son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Pierce
Monday.--Mrs. George Walton OF Keene
Valley, N. Y, is visiting her son. Harold
Walton.
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home from North Elba, N. y. Monday
for short stay.--Mr. Mcclellan of
Cambridge was at his sisters, Mrs o.
Hunt, Sunday.
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Teton, N. H., arrived Sunday night-Albia
Provonche of Monkton was a guest over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jazz
He went Monday morning to Boston,
where he will enter an automobile school.
Louis Mcileur is i'll with acute indiges-
ton.
Sheldon Hill has returned from the
pittsford sanatorlum where he has been
for treatment.-Forrest Winch has en-
tered the employ of the Bristol Manufac-
turing company-The Treasurer Seekers
will meet in the Baptist Church parlors
December 1.-THE regular meeting OF
Bristol Grange Will be held Thursday
night. There will be a debate: Resolved
THAT Woman Suffrage Is the Best
Thing for the Country" Affirmative. l. F..
Stewart and C. T.. Hathorne; negative, r..
H. Eastman and c. r. Tracy.-The fol-
lowing are the newly elected officers of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school:
Superintendent, =. W. Estey; assistant
superintendent Il. y. Guindon; secretary,
Amy J. Sumner; assistant secretary, Mel
son Laber; treasurer. w. N. Cove; or
ganist, Irene Hathorne; assistant or
ganist, Mrs. Henry Landon; president
of Missionary society. Amy j. Sumner;
treasurer. Mrs r. \. Trevillian, presi-
dent of Temperance society, G. II. Wiley.
Charles w. Corey Is confined to the
house by illness.-Mrs. Paul Whittemore
Of Albany. n. y, Is a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Wright DIR. C. NJ.
Sneden has returned to his home in
littleton. N II. His father. G.. w.
Sneden. is comfortable.-Th members Of
the Bristol high school are planning TO
hold fair in the near future.--There Is
quite an epidemic of chicken-pok among
the school children.
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SOUTH STARKSBOHO.

sheds bull; for horses at the Jerusalem
school house.-Ralph Hallock is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever at the home OF hts
father. Frank Hallock.-Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Lafayette are parents OF a son,
born MondaY.--Albert Orvis is iil--Dan.
lei Orvis. whose house was burned last
summer, has moved to Lincoln. His
youngest son. Clifford. three years old,
got piece OF glass in his eye Sunday
night and his mother took him to the
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
Thursday morning. The glass has been
removed, but the sight of tho eye de-
stroyed, They will remain there several
daNe
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NOTICE.

ATTENTION! A town OF
over 300 inhabitants is without a resi-
dent physician. Good place to live, near
station on p, & NJ. r. r. For particu-
lars apply to w. v. Farr. So North
Union street Burlington. VI, $50, d&w.tf
SEND FOR PRICE LIST Of farms, etc
N j. Potwin. Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, VT. 26,wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10

PIGS for sale We expect 900 to 300
right away ard we will make a price on
them so that they will sell: also few
sows bred to farrow soon; and few
mule foot SOW pigs for breeders at
reasonable prices l.. w. Dow. Water
bury Center. Tel. 1924 229,d&w,u
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

TfIRTY-TW YEARS with the Short
horns" Dairy bred hull calves by son
Of "Glenside Laddie" for sale. Jas e.
Moore, Shoreham, Vt. 2SS,1st&w,3t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
Hrsuic.

STUDENT Spbu Mie5tya 'tty,t ~;
NguNcu TltuStHa mitatr !nS sem;
mar III e. SruiS ;urui
Nlt'latr %jerNcpui lit baytl tirrr
aublu utyavrft:t Wptotr.
.Sm 2puErItae rcvit',to ti,y rCt.
por.t.eJttt Die drau 2unl S.ti.
mann aeb. sctHsr. Sit bjntel.aG.
,hrtu @attcu Spicab Sitinmlur
auo iwei 9in Scr. ihre Nut,ty. c,uer
Sruotr bel Sienna uehuta'; ur> ti
ne Sdreitfr Srau 6siu,arr bst
Syinttuum. SieWuttcr bat oaS tleirC
3iro nit md Seirauns aerpuimCu,
SlS &C.'tiisl Ger hsiheH iuneer
rtrc,r IN hem ,te,cr Ssrid: MAJ
St. SpuiS.
1rnu Tris &eite uuu 9psls;pwr
beanb ii,h lesten Spnutas naA Sau.
las Gitp nui Seiuh.
$hili,v Splii met:e am Rur'
taa Vac lntittae eircu Stfehtr Rat
Beta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01

--s,cr HutumDbile oes Serrr
Suierh thmib ::s.ernahmen beut,
! 0oretTbts Geihpiiier Hrau Ger
munn eoer. 5rau Gliiabetb 6oer,
, 1rnu SeOrae W. GaitrUp unb biz
Satin bes perm 6enrp u. Grun,
eiuen Aasilua naa Niiiouri.sSau
itnbt.
-6err /. W. Gbler, BON Slaier
in Saline GUantp Yio. bsiaub iidI
nm 5reitna i'm Snterciie ieiner 2nnb
Nsentur bOrtieIbit bier. Serr gbier
bietet eine Nnsnhl Der ih6uiien uro
befen 6arnlen in Sntine GDuntr,
bent fruhtbariten i'm Staate gum
Sertnui on. Man iehe Nnseiae .Sa>
line go,hrtp ,Sarmen gu uertnuien on
anbeler SIelle.
-rerr SSobn 5e btel biente anl
Sountaa iairer Shueiier 5rl. Nnee
Ia unb ben Jrdulein ghriitina uro
Nrra Eeiter ols jubrs unh @eleita
mann ratl Nraple. grfteres 5ranlein
ppm bort nnt geutaur StntiOu ab
tuu tie bic lett pielsn Sahren upn ihr
aehalteuen Shule tuieber auinehmeu
miro; Die iebteren jrduleiu febrter
nuh turssni Observation-Disclosures om
ielber 1e1e uno In ielber GeaIeitura
hcir;.
-QeutHant Soiepb ElnBmcpcr. lr.
bni aeftern bic 5eiie rad ben Yhil.
ippinen onaetreten. Ter 9eutnnut
luirb bort brri Sabre in Tienii isin.
8ielleidht uirb er bort audi @eIeaen'
belt baben. iih aussuSeihnen, iOlIte
es ben .Saps" nal einiuuen ihre Gr
pberunasiudt auh asi uuiere GOnia'
nen i'm Orient aussubebnen. limb
oas Der iunee 2eutuant als aeidul
ter arieaer Dor bieiem fteinen eelb:n
Yiann wis auh nitt Dor teinem on
beren, Tel er ueiB uber ROnsple,
iidl banaei MAIDEN ldsi mbhte er
:uuhl mai aerne bepelien. Stoe lit
nidlt bes geranlaena peasn Sploat
uno uenn CT mol germ ius Seiett
mbhte. Il: ibm bas uifi libel gu neh,
men. &ir punihen benz iuraer
jreunbe eiue quite Reiic uub aluir
lihe &ieoertebr in bic Seimotb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
Ahtnns Zteuersabier.

id Der llntsrseihnete Steuereia
rebrer iiir Siaas gpuntp, Nu. rper'
be sur Gintullsttiruns Der steuerr
an iulaenoen Eaten an iulssnse Crtt
iein:
sOenia BON 10 llhr lIorasns Biz
llhr nahmittaas am 10. Sttlber.
Spron bic 8 llbr rohm. Tieus,
tag 20. Cttuber.
Seuersuille bis IL lbr BORN,
Riituoh ben 81. Cttpber.
Cooper 6ilI. uur / llbr nntn
N}ittpot ben 2l. Cttpber.
Oc9e. 10 ubr purm. bis llhr
ratm. Tonrerstna ben 22. Cttchcr
&lattrers uon S bis II lltr ourm
6reitoa Den %, Cttuber.:
Nuo, oor l bis 3 llhr nadlm
6rei,aa ben 23 Sttpber.
AuClttpwn. non II llhr uurm. bis
3 llar hadn't. Woutna Den 6. Gt;p
Der.
9IrasIc bis 3 llbr nahm. Tiens,na
Den - Citpber.
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Ndbbtp!un uUn bis II llhr Gpr
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GuIt. ton bis / llbr uatm.
2orucrstaa Den .. C,trber.
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N(ittaa SanStaa oen 81. Sttpbtr.
yppic Greet bis ,lhr ratHi
Correrstaa Den ). 9potrbcr.
&cihou biS II llhr nl0raenS Grci.
tno Is. 9ipo.
frdu,cniitir. ron / bis 1 l,hr
rotmr 6rtitaa htr 6. 9,rp.
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5nytt, bis llbr na44,ai TitnS
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lel!c',prH C'ite in Hinr ic,r.
,dneS NarrtIi, sttutrlsntbWcr
IN IiaRe Guuutu. JRc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
2aliHe eouHfp SarmeH.

Gu ar6err Stellr acben mir einiee
aus eiHer 9ife uieler in Saline
GUuHtu Su ptrtauienbsu Garnlen on.
SalIne Gouu.n III beiduntlih mas
SeD0bner ur6 Sobelbci bcihaiienheit
nuoeti bns reiffe GUIutu - oas
Chen Nlii0uri's. slfs : Qono in
eutiueoer trnIrie ooer fiubbpttom:
eF Iast hh bieiss ganb lfitt bear.
beten uro ii; nuh ian clles unter
sultur. Gs aiebt in SaliHe Gountq
nut r:emals 6ehlerrler. Srnriee
llub bort III eben 10 reid als Slnb.
bcttom. IN 1919 uureeu uber cine
lFi..icn 2uIlars uer:t Sruo in ga.
.ire CoUutp uartauit. 1n ben les.
ten : Sahren hntcn u,ele Iiaae
Counter bort 2lr5 crlQprbeu, it
anaeIebelt maiden eut aus un6 iuo
tsiisns SuIrieesu. auBtr beu nnaes
acbsHsn. Nro nod uislc onbsre 5ar-
men III Salirt Guuu;u ~ ErsiieE
ron T. Cellars psr ater aub agi
mars "a 'nuien. ger cine quite
Glrm 'uuniht. thu, UpbI barau iit
bprt 0Is pnnh onSuitbeu lie Rei.
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NIB Sl.jO. Ipr SIndWi,er aus
Ucr0cn anuiiuiilae s,r Auto GRATIS
ubcr onS QUuniu aseinhr,n uub ha'
ben audi font ,eine ptiiereu Sls.
laGcn ~ bCtreiten
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01

| SoH OtH OlNttH uHb OOu INV
fudrtiaen 5reunben nnierer 5nmilis
nnl6Blidl ocs 2ubes uuierer aelieb'
ten 5uhier Suaeaanaenen SeiIeibs'
ihreiben. iDlae bier bos uon unirl
rem alten 5reunbe oerrn Soieph =.
Gucde BON ben mir lanae niht b6rten
unb upu benz mir nidit nubten bn6
er nod unier ben Geben0en meile:
.llnier 6ers III cine 0arie.
.Gine Oarfe nit Sluei Saitea:
3u Der einen iaufst bic Jreube
llno Der Shmers weint in Der
smsiten."
Tai pbieer ausipruh Roiieeaer5,
eines Der aefeiertiten 2ihter nui
@abrheit teruht, nidlt itets oas Blud
uns ldhelt. iOnbern nufl ab uno ;u
Elm NiBaei1id uriCre Hid6e treust.
niemanb benz llngliide benz 9ei6en,
benz ShmerSe entaebt. mag er es
Oientunoie perSen laiien uoer itill
in ieinent Srnern ei:idllieben. be-
Seuete einnal pieoer bic dnseiae
uDu benz lobe bes eriien SprbBlinas
Der iSaniIie unieres aeidlGbteu
Nreurocs unb ollaemCin aenfteten
Burgers - 6crrn 6errp Gnitrpp puu
@ehphalia.
NIa! Cecilia III nittt mehr. Tie
iartc 9ruspe. nod friit uurlaubt
uum 1uacroirnnie. brnd Der Sooee.
cnoeI, Der uncrbittI,d,c, mad, tnrSer
arnn,hett. Cecilia. biz herjersgute.
irumme. beideibeue @udlter. ber
qicblina ihrer Gltern. cine 9ierbe
Der 8emtinbe uub NltersaenuiIen
bat Der 6err uue 2euier bes 2eIt.
oils in ieinem uneriorihlifeu Hntb.
itluiie Su iidl In bic gluigieit ae'
nOmmen. Ttr Sie. aui benz lie in
Der Suhihule aul bic 2ehren Der
lieber Shulitlweitern bOrtte - NJ
leer. 6iir ibre Mitihiler iuuot nls
4ebrer III Der gerluit Cecilia z, bic
always kind, unSeltl>h, full OF good
cheer and happy unperesslit.
8ie brh bic Snitlaiene ee.
iddtt. nlleemein aeadltet unb &C.
liebt- Md bns beseuaten nift
nllein bic tiefbeneeter, iflmersers
illlten bergen ibrer Gltern. @s.
idluiiter uub Teruanoten. ipnhern
bic BON @ebmuth erariiiener 2ebrer
uro alle SdIuler ionic bic Gemeinoe
@eitpbaIiu 8 I'M aIlgcmeiren. ols bic
lettcn ShuIIcu Die itcrblitlc Oulle
Getilin'S oedtcu bic {ubtC bier
md einmnl NIIen iu'Iuiierte: .9Iul
Nicocricbcr'"
Nut Der StIrciber ;uIIt hermit
icin nuiridltieeS Scilcio ben trau
crnoer lirtcrbliebcncn. nui Die ppu
lcbt oil bic GraclouGtu ibreS gicb,
llnaS rnbitopcn. bcrcii tic su cnl.
plar8Cr. trcru Der lubeisrpel aud
lie aus oiccm Grbcneleno abiillbrt.
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hat rcdIt. ,ucuu CT mahrt:
Sci iiar, mciu pcrs -Gr;rnae
Iiill
Ter SceIe ticieS 9ei0, ,
~Hcr, oaB Der 0err Cs oIip uitt, (
Ter iClieIt uuo bcircl..
~l'ro trul bid icirc 0ano aub
itlucr,
rSlr Ecnlut nimm es al,
.Gr Iegt unl feline SdluItcr mcLr
r9IlS ilc crtrapcu tanu'
Ct. YOaiS. Scpt -. lgli.
loi. i. yued>.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
;soIf.

0crrn 8uersmeper opn @eitpbalin
mar AM Sprrtae geitlaitlif bier.
Sin Shputina Match ilr 5urieps
iouo an Spuntna bel @m. S8eter-
borg itatt.
JrI. &caira Niliemeper lanate am
SurntuQ ppu Ct. Y0uis bier an.
Gyl. gissic Ncrten beenb id an
6rcitda ruo drl. 2i,sie Steacnlnnr
AM QOuuerstaa Der letteu &pd)e
nadl Il. YOuiS.
Stephlu @critoi uno Martin |rI
ircp mndlten am Somstna eiren Ge'
id)i'tSabltehcr mad Srens MiIl.
SIrphlu 'auite ijt mn UCrmaur
SnunbUcr tci Ct. GIiinbcth cinilt
S,icrC.
Nermnnn &cItrpp ,auite uon Ncrru
0cnrp SCumeI in 9Sel,phaIin cine
ncUc Slcmaihinc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
xpfaleS.

-2siet obiaes Seoitt un6 laIiet
euh milbe itimmen.
--gs IN bic 9eit Der @ei,eniant
oa uno Der 6armer il pieoer aeihdi-
jtia.
-Yu nertaufen: 3nei .oro6eo"
6ercforb 8ullentalber : Nuuote alt
bel 6enrp Soen.
-@erner 4 Gunpnnuu ucrinnbicn
se:teru eine GorIabura Shpeirc aui
ben Wartt In ct. 9ouiS.
Orr Charles &indleuol unb ia,
Mile mahten nm 9icnatnu per guip
Seinh in Der StnotSbouctnoot.
-bcrr 6cnrp Sdllue.cr uur louS
pic nhd ec'icn Sphr NuNuI Werlich
en- stniae 1aQc Der leptcr @pcbc
bier.
--0crr 6rou, 9udc uro Shweiicr
Srl Gbriliino Ton npettlumr. marcn
lm Nontna an' aeidjai,liden Yeiud)
n WeiipbulIa.
-Hrau Or. 8. u. Nomlcs III mad,
l'ehrnunntlithem guicuttdl,c bci ih
len Serunnoieu in Ct. NouiS hcim,
etebrt.
-StantS GIc'tritcr :, : Nu>ulcS
on SeI'eriOr Gitu uerucilt ieit ci,
iaen Saaen bier an' @eiudI Der
Feincu.
--diir s9j uertoui,c oicicr Tnoc
herr oenrp 6ten an 0crrr elrtur
edlulte pun SIrnnIc cIu Ucrciuro
bul!eutaIb.
--3u oertnuic II ,3pci
FolIbIut Sbprtbuyr &ullcu:lltcr
ber | Sohr alt bci
1uha 3cnrciroio.
N6rI. Gliinbcth Giiteu uuu lnuS
r einiac {nat bier Scr CSnit lhrcr
hmcitcr 6rnu 6pr, uno nnocycr ib.
4 Werwarotcn.
ocrr 6rort BATS non (nuS 1T
lr nllcinlac Nacrt Der lopS ghW
rn 'iir Clunc Gruutu. 0r mirr
foem lohncn upn Der lapS gturicru
iaGitu.
Noh niebrmprotlidtm 9,ricntbult
betm. Iin6 bcute Mpy0cn hlc Grl
lrtliinn ltnh Wcr,ruo Nprl,oouiCl
eeer nab e. YpuiS III Ttcuii nb
|reii,.
-Ser 1pirpb Ncttcr ppu Sciicr
\ eitn llciertc AM Atpr al ici
~ bieliaeu Saemcr Ncatu V.
rune ein Srut' 0irubic;nc
-Serr :, go SdlepoerS. mGt",rb
Spmner anedt bcin, 9uhu Nur0,
eper, bat einen brCimnnotlihcn
rlanb crhalter urb uerlcbt oenicl,
IN bel ben Srublr hermann su dplf
Nas tpiirecn sic thnn?
Ceitcrs irdet elmer rndl bcs anoC,
In 6auoluuaen urb @utiuen. Ser
aeriher 6anbtunacn ridltcn Gdl
nt ben llmiiduoer. IS irdat iidl
lot, mas miirben Sie bel elmer ldme'
y @rtdItuna thun? Scrntcu Sic
ier tbun oIs GbaniberlaiE 8
pah Remebu acbruuhcn? GS 1T
ems empiphlen non peuter bic es
relnna aebraudlt urb ibren @crtb
aen. Grau G. q. Sargent, 9crd.
iaat: .9bomberInin's Gouah
uebu IN ibr @eridjt in ,yplb
II nnb ifl empfeble 81 NIT 6reu
Berfauit bel allen o6nblern,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-01
: but itrts eas Seine.

ST ;iebe SbGmberIaiu's { Ggugk
Remeou allen arseren eor-. ihreib.
81. g. SobcrtS. ocmrr gitn. "a
.,su hlbs es isit 5nbreH .ah unh ~
,erpnmtu uuo es bat ME pertfhk
/. aewanhten Griolae su brineen.'
Sertanii bet alien Smbte-u. laus J