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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22

Turn DOun
Ford Partu

LONDON. Dec. 21-The Norwegian
peace party declines TO have anytbinV
to do with the Ford peace expedition.
according 10 a despatch 10 the Lon
don mOrnin Rpapers as long az Nine
Rosika Schimmer r. connected with
the movement Some OF the do
spatches demand her expulho. deciar
ing that II is impossible TO give the
movement a neutral appearance while
a hungarian woman is an active mem.
Der directing operations.
The Christiana correspondents Of
the Times says that the main impres
sion made b. the Norwegian papers
that Ford r. an idealist dreamer a
sort Of TOlstOy. whose honesty and
unselflshnesB are beyond question
Whale some ~ his followers certainly
fail 20 give That attractive impressfor
A dispatch 90 the Mail from Christi.
ana states that tho MANAGER 81 ,b.
mission announced to-day that no
Ford party would start for gtoctboIr,
on Thursday DO also became known
according ~ tho dispatch. fhaf Nm.
Schwimmer had sent out invifafiopr
10 a hundred prominent business mon
banker and others of Chriafiana to
attend receptions and other function.
of the Grand hotel
This attempt to afir no a sem.
hlance of interest fn the mission mot
with no success tho dispatch do
clareq "Tho only thing the peopfo
want e. 10 zee the man who BE- win
inr tO spend $4,000 900 fo end tho
war bui Ford remains in hiding An.
other reception waH given TODAY hut
neither Ford nor Nine schwimmer af
tended. Fifteen member. 1f Ford
travelling office .fan aro fo ba aerf
back to The United stafos tomorrow
The latest scheme to end fho war
ls Haid to Do that Nr Ford b. to An.
rroach armament makers in The boil
lirrrrnt countries. and by Offering
them orders will efof fu induce fhom
fo cease turniug out equipment Tor
fho armies"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
ONE EAMERICAN
Is KILLED In
THE MELEE
AND 1T IS REPORTED SEW
ERAL MEXICANS LOST
THEIR LIVES
Riots Caused By Looting of Stores
By Half Starved Soldiers
Order Restored

Ell PASO. Texas. Dec. 21.-Three
hundred Mexicans, former soldiers of
Francisco Villa. rioted in Juarez. op-
posite here this afternoon and be-
fore order was restored. one American
had been killed and. according TO re
ports. number of Mexicans lost their
lives.
The Villa soldiers. reaching Juarez
today from the interior. were in a
desperate condition for lack OF fsod
Being months in arrears In pay and
learning the de facto government was
In possession OF the town they at once
began looting. Reports tonight from
Juarez were that order had finally
been restored.
Heavily armed Mexican and Amer
can troops lined opposite banks Of
the Rio Grand tonight one shot from
South OF the border. believed by the
u. s. military authorities to have been
fired on American troops. toppled
George A. Diepert. OF FL Paso. brake
man, from of the top OF an Ell Paso
and Southwestern railroad freight car
He was dead with a bullet in his
heart when corporals guard reached
him.
Shortly afterward two Mexicans
were shot at the Mexican end OF the
Santa Fe bridge. by Mexican customs
guards. Reports OF fatalities in
Juarez varied tonight from two to ten.
May Resume Riots.
Tonight IL was stated al the Car
rama consulate that the generals in
Juarez who had turned the town over
10 the Caranza government. had gained
control and were in conference upon
the election Of a military leader TO
take full charge and appoint a master
to receive one hundred thousand pesos
in Carranza paper currency with
which to pay OF the soldiers IN
official reports from Juarez were that
II an attempt was made TO pay OF in
Carranza currency. rioting would be
sure 10 be resumed
The villa soldiers. upon their arri-
val. refused 10 accept the surrender
TO the de facto government. arranged
yesterday. until the agreement was
signed by General Manuel Ochoa.
An international street car was at
tackled and the passengers, including
(cohttnued ON Page Rourteen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
AMERICAN GIRL Is LIGHT
OF BLIND FRENCH HEROES
Peace Council
Probe is NOW
Nearing End

NEw YORK. pec 21-The federal
grand jury Investigation into The ac-
tivitips of Labors National Peace
council which BE- De- charged by United
States District Attorney Marshall was
financed by Franz Won Itintelcu to fo.
meut strikes in munit0n factories. was
virtually ended today
Samuel Gompers. president 0f the
American Federation of Labor. turned
over to The jurors two LARGE portfolios
filled with spondCncc. circulars.
prOclamatiops and other data connect
cd with thc ALLEGED attempts by mem
hcrs of tho council to corrupt union
leaders Frank Morrison. secretary off
the federation. also appeared before
the inquIsItors Federal officials cv.
poet The Jury to complete its work af
another session and believe at least elV
indictments viii br returned
Good Progress Made
substantial progress also was made
today in fhr Iuvosf.elt.ou into tho plot
which Paul k0ruIr. head Of fhr Ham.
Zinc detective force. Is
Charred with orrHniginr fo blow up
the Woiland canal Frederick Nct1lor.
kocuIEa secretary. who has turned
states evidence. was before tho jury
several hours
Agents of tho department of Justice
declared today they had proof that
kofnIE had boon employed in certain
Instances by Captain Franz won pa
pen tho dismissed German military at.
fachc. who sails for Germany tomor
row but refused fo discuss Won "a
pon's activiucs. referring inquIrcrs to
Secretary OF State Lansing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
PITCHER HAGGERTY
IN HEROIC RESCUE

REYNOLDSVILLE. Pa. Dec. I'll
Lost I'm the dense smoke OF her burn
ing home after she had rescued four
OF her children. Mrs. Anna Addison
was suffocated here early today Hugh
Haggerty. pitcher for the Erie Cen
trail league baseball club discovered
the fire and pounded on the door 90
arouse Mrs. Addison. She found that
escape by the stairway was cut OF
and dropped the children from n win
dow 10 HaEgerty who caught them
In attempting 10 save herself Mrs.
Addison collapsed and was dead when
re9cuers finally reached her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
ACTION MOST
REMARKABLE
OF THE WAR
TURC0-GERMAN URGES
CONTRADICT MANY OF
THE DETAILS
And Report Loss of Life an6
Stores Unusually Heavy
Greek Situation Quiet

LONDON. Dec. 81. 1880 y. m.-The
only additional detail OF the with
drawal OF the British forces from the
Gallipoli peninsula revealed from Brit
ish sources today were those CLEANED
from Premier Asquith's speech in the
house OF commons. in which he stated
that the British losses were confined
to three men wounded. few guns
abandoned after being rendered use
less and an insignificant amount or
stores which we're left behind.
From Turco-German sources, how.
ever. several contradictory details
reached London. The Constantinople
official communication gave the Turk
ish side OF the withdrawal. and 1t was
somewhat amplified by a CONSTANT
nople despatch circulated through the
Berlin wireless.
Both these dispatches claimed
enormous British losses" on the
SeddulBahr front. and the taking or
an immeasurable amount OF booty
at Suvla Bay and Anzac.
From the Turkish account II ap.
pears that the retirement was aided
by a heavy fog while terrific British
attacks from the Seddul-Bahr post
tion-which has not been abandoned
provided a feint diversion. Aside
from the text OF these dispatches no
fresh details have been published in
London and all the London newspap-
ers refrain from speculation regard
ing the manner OF the withdrawal
Submarines Active.
There has been renewed British sub
marine activities in Turkish waters,
Athens reporting that a British under
water boat has sunk the German
steamer Deros and several other craft
in the sea OF Marmora. In addition the
bombardment and capture of the Bull
garian port of Varna on the black sea
(Contanued on Page RourteanN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
COL House TO
Visit Europe
For Wilson

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Col. f. NJ.
House. confidential adviser OF Presi-
dent Wilson. stated late to-day that
he will shortly sail for Europe at the
request OF the President.
Col. House declared that the sole
purpose of his trip would be to de-
hVer TO certain American ambassa-
dnrs Information regarding this gov
ernments attitude on various inter
national matters now pending. He
cenied emphatically that his trip will
in any way be a peace mission.
Col. House said he expected to sail
from here within the next two weeks.
and probably would be in Europe
about six or eight weeks. II am go
ing to Europe at the request OF the
President and the Secretary OF State,
for the purpose Of taking information
20 some Of our ambassadors" he said.
in order that they may have inti-
mate knowledge OF this governments
attitude regarding certain phases Of
international questions, and in order
to obtain from them their point of
view on these matters"
HOT SPRINGS. Va. Dec. 21.-Mem-
hers OF President Wilson's party de-
clined TO be disturbed tonight with
questions about plans for sending Col
House TO Europe Only the most i'm
pOrtant public business is being
brought TO the Presidents attention
Lansing Non-Commital.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.-Secre-
tary Lansing tonight declined to add
anything TO the announcement by Col.
House that he was going TO Europe at
(cOntinusd on Page TwsivsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
WINFIELD HOLT PROVES A
GREAT BLESSING TO
THE AFFLICTED
Daughter Of U. s. Puts Ewes On
Finger Tips" Of Soldier
Victims.
Rv PHILIP kERRY.

PARIS. Dec Blind for lifci
That is The fate that has Ovcrtaken
MANY OF Frances sons who. not having
been permitted 10 offer their life on
the altar of patriotism. have given
their next most cherished possession.
their oycsirht
Trench warfare the concussion ot
huge artillery. poisonous gases flam.
ink CAR. have all contributed Co cause
wounds in the bead. only too often re.
sultnr Inf0f1l blindness.
The brave follows who have sarrI.
feed an arm or leE are oftonumcs
cheerful over their loss. REGARDING ft
merely as piece OF temporary mis-.
fortune. huf those who are deprived 60
their sIrht offeufimes wish 70 commit
suicide and hcmoan their fate that
thDv we're not KILLED ln battle
America Again 90 Fore
American initiative ara.n has step
ped fo fhc fore. a group OF Amcri.
cans who deeply sympathITc with the
French cause have banded Themselves
into Oh committee fo assist iu teaching
the blind Miss WIn.frcd Holt. well
known .u America for her work with
che blind in The Lighthouse" iu New
fContfnued on pars rourtssuA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
TESTIMONY OF LEE OFT AND
WADE KILMER is
NEGATIVE
Rulings In the Case On All Ques-
tions Invariably With
the Gas Company

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeucer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec 21.-
The taking of testimony In the ca Sc
OF the Manufacturers Light and Heat
company against the Public Service
commission was resumed today win
the cross examination OF compensation
commissioner. Lee OFT. former chair
man of the Public Service commission
The burden of the effort OF A. Leo
Wei. chief counsel for the gas COM
pany, who examined the witness. was
10 show. II possible. the existence of
executive domination and control ot
tne commission. especially in the gas
case.
Mr.. Ott testified that no such inter
ference had been practiced with him
or any other member OF the Public
Service commission as far as he knew
and in regard to the alleged coercion
or the governor on the Charleston
water decision. he stated that he and
Commissioner ogden. we're both Of the
opinion that the water rate shouIf
be lowered and so decided without ask.
ing or taking the opinion OF anyone
else.
Some Alleged Letters.
a. Leo We'll attempted TO Introduce
some alleged letters. which he could
not produce. he only having selected
paragraphs from them. said 10 have
been written by Governor Hatfield %
the Public Service commission. and
the counsel for the state stubbornly
resisted the introduction Of this testi-
mony and much other such testimony
sought BY the gas company's attorneys
put the rulings Of Special Master Van.
deryort were almost invariably with
the attorneys for the gas company.
with a long cross examination D. was
impossible TO shake the testimony OF
Commissioner OF and he made e.
very plain 20 those who heard his
testimony. that no effort had been
made TO Improperly influence the com.
mission hy the governor.
VT Otts testimony was not finished
today, but viii be continued after an
examination OF the records OF the Pub
tcontinusd on Page rwolvsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-22
WE'LL FAILS TO SHOW ANY
EXECUTIVE INTERFERENCE
u. S. Home is
Dedicated in
Switzerland

BERNE, via Paris, Dec. 21. 1920 D.
m.-The dedication Of the Woodrow
Wilson Soldiers Home took place this
afternoon. A number OF Americans
from Berne and elsewhere in Switzer-
land attended the function. and repre-
sentatives of the Swiss army and gov.
eminent were also present.
Pleasant A. Stovall. the American
minister. in his presentation address.
said that all Americans living in
Switzerland admitted Swiss patrio:
ism and unity. which could be les
son for many other countries. Col
Wildbolz. commander OF the Third
Army Division. expressed the thanks
OF the Swiss army for the gift of the
home. which. he said. was valuable
testimony for Switzerland OF the
friendship Of her powerful American
sister republic. and would make the
name OF Woodrow Wilson unforget-
table forever in Switzerland.
The Wilson home will be transport
ed shortly TO the Swiss aviators' quar-
ters al Duebendorff near Zurich.
Americans in Switzerland contrib
uted $4,000 for the erection OF three
soldiers homes. which are suitable
Tor being transported along the from
tier where Swiss soldiers are guard
ing the long line under rigorous noun
tain conditions. The homes will bear
the names OF three American Presi.
dents. George Washington. Abraham
Lincoln and Woodrow KEflaon
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WAsHrNGToN. nee. ai.-rorsoastt
west virginia.-rair wednesday ana
probably Thursday.
onto. western Psnnsyivanfa PARTLY
1oudy wednesday and ThursdaF
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29

@emm sic &aab ei9mem 1T SIR &re>it
1berau gut
SIN i0er futhrhtibeu umb ma9ienber@ ta6t ober.n m9e9eno Hgt Der 2anbm1iS. SIS
1T Die en59 fdre Anaes Sbres eei@s, bic allen an'erea por5a5obea it, Ssoer
oMr Ser llmfano bb @e in Sbrer aeenen @m6t no sic nit allen @erbdtnien umo
@ortbelen petrantu b bdann fo, 2ano fanfen t6nnen lit fberiA fir sic eng roz
fer @ouben. Nmd lit Sbpn @eegenbet 9e9eben Die Soften 5u 6ef@tgn uno mt6en
Sic Damn ssnou mas sic tomfen. 5@enn sic ystods" Bombs" ooss anosrs get9z
unaen annqen, mlon6ers in iolben Sic auBer6ab Sbmr @taot le9n, 10 t0nnen sic
oe}dbeu b6dteus ourb 6dnber peraufn unb bi5u fno Die @el9enbeten lebr rar.
Arural: &amkn sic @runoet@ntbum in Sbrr eWmen @tabt
gsenn sic cir Saus bauer 10 babn sic elm @em. gSenn sic Soften taukn 10 mten
6e bmB sic oarouf bouen f0nen gu uwnb elmer 8t uno in5mii@en t0nnen sic bic
ilben bbauen un6 Sfen n6tbiaen ge6arf BON @emm1m !. T. No. 5mben. gSenu Sic
&moer bamn os alt 9enue fno 10 t0nnsn 0eenen Die Soften bsarhaten nno Sic mm=
Sen i'm Gtan6e fem be Soften NIT ou @innabmen fir Die Gentle nno @arenfrudte
Eli baablen. SmmerbtL bedben f0nmn nut perbrennen Der &tno fan lie ntt
ueqblaeu npd6 f0nnen fe meggewa9en meroen SIS mb elm fdre Mn1age fir int
mr fem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-29
&roSperpms, &miD, @rittp, Granite
Git1+

ct CLOUD lit Die FINITE @hbt nb| Der @impobneraabl inn staate gRnmloto uo s sit
bic 9S@is 3at ft anfsame4en ub imSntreAe 6r beten staot Der @eeimgtn staaz
ten gu orbeten. Me Mbheilungen Der nueden Jmbrthe Der @taot St. @hu6 bez
Nrees%4ttat nno enen rai@en SSuf4npnng i'm MerHe Don 9enOeeen@un: Die
StaDt 0ebnt rb aus uf bts@r hr legenoen 2anbparcaQen, Die BepDnprnnQ lit nehQ
mb ra4 AM 8unsbmen, Sic Bofamt5einnabmsn unb sic G5lhafe Ser Banten fm5
I'M Nnfi4muns, ue Die 9dnogeien per 1mge9enb heeenm b i'm @reie. Sic Bau=
oa6 Ss erlan9en yer na5isen &Mfs iet idon gu ernsm @ro6kn eeporben 1T,
obbon bic 1netfen Der ob9genannten @a@en ub i'm Mnfan9e fnb. gBMen ben
auber9ep06nlt9en @Aenbabn perbinoun9en lit ct gloub beihmmt zines ser eren
Sabrtkn uno Snoufrefdhen uner ben Gtdbkn leinr @r1Be bs 5tmeS III penn.
gne @ta6t nit iolhen s@uen, &irben, Parfs. @een, sepnanerten @traben; FOLDER
@ef9dftsage anebnihen Hrhotpobnun9en, f6 ale quite lrr4en Die 2eus bemegen
mer6en fb ibr 6em bier 81 aran6enL
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-23

iisms haben eHrupdiihe 9dnoer eiHt
lniipdlsunn I'M Con bsiaeutuH her'
Spreebrnd,i : arOse Stredeu oer 5er'
rsnaiiter fameu In ttsinen Rorselien
ois Giaentum'bsr siuselnen Jarmer
uHb bic frhhsren Rddier wuroeH
o1usrHbe 6einIitdttenbeIissr. alles
hieies bali bas JnrmIebeu uehr an
;iebeno ~ MAIDEN. bic SnruieH "a
timer hoben Aultur "a briuesH Der.
mebrte bic Rroouttion bes 2anbes.
uno nls nntnrIifes Reiultat. BOB ben
Cert bes 9nnbes ie.bi.
&enn es mbalih ia eiH iiheres
Spfem CUR 5innH;iruna oes naeri.
'nniiteu Formers nui Fherer SaEs
,uiurmuliren Teldes ons iaHafriiiis
oe absahiuussyriuisp uertriti. 10
piro es uiel leiflter iein nnierr ldIie.
lite &Ohlinrt nuisuboueH uHb mehr
;;armeissntlmer nui uniere eGn6erei.
en- ~ ieeen. in nnberen /. &urttr
Jarmer rperoer lidl uerniehreH sireTa
es leidlt,r eeuat. nire. cine ,fcrni
fA gu ,rasn gu nIatleH. Taoardl
ieh,n mir 6em eriUlareihtu Sdd1ter
bel ein giosntanier 81 iperosE: lie
mehr 2nnSbnurVu In einsm ..Staa.t,
tehp bsi,droiats uuD letter iii i,ius
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elldltd.tr uaS suirisbcHtr isiue Shv.
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ggiy cebsn aaS SphtH In Sgsl.s,
- Tas &nrener 9anobnuiipi.eM :pire
ioldlt GeleeeRteii birten nno pielsE
,iarmeru .rmolIidlss. itre Ssun ihr
gigen nenn.u ~ tonnsu. Graoe ea.
burt, but tei ,ICinereu ,9insius lang.
9.it ecaeb.r wigb. bort bas ,3inssnt.
len beic tter c".i - 9cTCr Gina.
Der als Trane gelo - shrIizsr
Srb.i, ,atI iri5t n:s 6tlol -
8. u. z.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-23
ypfaite.
frohlihe lDeihnahten!

--Srl. Seruriia E;tmener iebrtc
heim BON ct. 9oui' Die nsiertasc im
Glternhauie ~ perleben.
-Grl. Hesind GidltuIS uon Sei'
ierion gitp perbrinat bic 0elh.
nahtsIerien i'm Glternhauie.
-Maurermeiiter George 8ilbe
perih6nerte bic Solm ber &itiwe
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Yiorttnpfoiten an bent SUiraure.
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audi .Solous" bel
Htbtel & 0iltemeucr
Tie Wciivbalid & Gplt Trnbiua
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buna Rinooicb urb Sh,ueine 81
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GrO6iiabt nm GPiiiiGipp; tcim.
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bel ben Seinen iu usrIebeu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-23

-5rau Soi. 3. aeiwede puu Cen
tanr Station. bic eine Hode lane
bel ben Gltsrn bahier rerlsbte.
tshrte aeiiern. ihre bic bier bic
Sdlule bsiufenben Ainosr iiir bic
8eibnahtferien. mitnsbmeno. heim.
8ir habsn sluei @Uts aushae.
lleberrbde unb Seintleiber auf Eager
lueldle mir unter auiiprtiien ausper'
fauftn.
ded,tel & Stltemener
-Gie @ehpbalia Ilillina &U.
auuiirt on ibr.n Strobutten per buu'
bert Yiuno bic iole.nben Ereiie:
Webl, S2.95: Sornmebl 1920;
@rabam s2.95; Roaaenmehl. 1926;
ShipItuii, sl4O uno aleie sl.l poer
in Gunntitaten non iiber 500 Efnno
100.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-23
CASTORIA.
fur ssuglings und Kinder.
De SeTts, Die IhI lmmer Getauft HABIT
..:s a.

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al,e Srcurce unb petauutc bes perm
Nsrrn Neicr. pbluasu ouI oei,en
aarm nobe aplt In letter Rodle benz
Saaoipprt al Soieu: Ghas. i. Vot
Trdiieent Der Columbia eretel Il va
tina Co., Spbn 9. Sorras Yrdiioen'
Der 0prras 1innp Co.. 8tant Wens:
0pntratior unb Saunciiter nno Tr'
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9anuar nah bier umsietsn. Ietes
b.atIidltiat cinen 5beil ber orpBer
farm ieiuss Sdiweiaeruniets oerrr
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benz gater Wnuur j.. VI. Brune II
ieiuem @6belaeihiitc bebililid, A.
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ilr ieinen llmsaa 81 oranaiereu.
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tuna bes hpdp. Serrn Sfarrcrs .
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con ecs 9sbtsreu treuen Rnppen Vet
ossneen. s;ne Gusinlrt rah 5uI'
Ter ebitpr In Der Eapaeitht eine'
Soenten Der aetna Eeuerueriidler
suaseciellidnit. NM ben hurt, bn'
sn Sprutas Had,riitna criitaneen
f,usr on Der Ct gu.pnius airda
anaerid)tct.u Sdnben ~ ern,itieln
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bem botD. Setter oueiden eint'
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entbeiIs uno houptiddlid um ben
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Isift ben strip- bate al6ub n'ntasi
ANsttn, 10 eeIallen sr 'stn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-23
At THE CRIB.

Infant Devine! We do entreat
Thy m ercy and Thy care:
Behold US PROSTATE ut Thy feet
Help us our burden bear!
cEoS.
The world Is bitter as Of yore,
And wosld have naught from Thee:
Nor hear Thy peaceful message more
As on Judeas lea.
cSo@.
So wee and tiny, sweetest Child!
Methinks Thee all should love:
And bury envy, rancor wild
Unite in Thee above.
cEoSs
Oh. would these coming festal days
True Christmas spirit b ring.
And friend andf foe in joyful lays
Thine majesty besing!
cNcSs
Eor Thou alone hast real bliss
Nor greed may satisfy
The rrs,ive heart; but Heavens A'sS
NAV sooths the aching cry!
GEN
DO by Thy cries and yesrning tears
,tvc peace to all, good will;
IN, trench rcsound with freedom
cheers
Wars note forever still'
Merry Christmas
o. NJ. Sankey.