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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

the streets and building better hous-
es was the cry, but their halls and
theaterS were death traps, and it re-
Qulred the IroQuoiS theater disaster
to make ChiCagoans erect substan-
TALLY against fire and excitement.
So, also. the capsizing of the East
land, killing more than 4 Thousand
souls will make the building of flu
turc boats, safe, floating palaces for
Lake Michigan, the most treacher-
Gus and dangerous lake on earth
This country was discovered set
tied and populated by an oppressed
people whose propaganda was lib
erty and brotht rly love, but in a
short while, brutality and murder
took possession of the people, who
finally formulated the best Constitu-
uOnal government ever known, but
hinged on and to it, was the curse
of slavery that made Jefferson
tremblc for his Country' when
thinking over its future. And we'll
he did considering the billions of
dollars and millions of suffering and
dying souls for its existence and
extinction. God made man and all
there is on land and sea that he
might SO live here and make heaven
SO real that heaven itself could be
explained, but commercial eduCa-
ton has not only made brothers ny
cTas, but caused them in their i'm
ncnslty Of wealth and power to dis
regard God and his teaching to that
extent war is immincntly universal;
and as the Chicago fire, the East
land disaster that made Chicago a
|mOurner; slavery that caused that
bloody war will and have been ben
ctlClal, SO may the seemingly to-be
Universal war, be the means of
| bringing about a universal brother
hood that may last for thousands of
years. if SO divincly decreed, let
heat of temper hasten peace.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
Not For STRANGERS.

"Wnat in the world does that mean?"
settled region on the Cape. .Theres
no such place on my road map"
The man whom he addressed first
took lciSErvly survey Of the traveller
and his horse and then turned his
eyes toward tie wcathcrbcuten sign,
which bore the single word '"rolDom."
"That amt 4 name. he said. with
dignity; its Jest an indications 1t
means To Long pond one mile It's
plain enough to folks from nearby
that's hunting for the pond. and we
don't reckon on strangers taking much
interest. '-IouthS Companion
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
BENEFITS FROM BOOKS,
Travelling Along the Roads That Lead
Us Into Other Worlds

The benefit of literature can hardly
be ovcreStinatcd. Books enlarge q
mans horizon. They raise Il mirage Of
water brooks and date palm to travel
ers in the desert. They are "the sick
mans health, the prisoners release"
Shut within narrow routine of dull
necessity, sad ut heart i'll q world
where wrong triumphs, where beauty
has no assurance Of respect, where hui
mainly tolls terribly merely for its dali
ly bread or the satisfaction Of trivial
appetites, the earthly pilgrim need do
no more than pick up q book and, 10, he
steps into another world.
Here he IS free from sorrow and care,
free from the burden Of his body, from
envy, jealousy, contempt, self satisfac-
ton, from vain regrets, from wishes
that can never wear the livery Of hope,
from narrOwness Of soul and hardness
Of heart.
He may mingle in the society Of the
good and great; he may listen to the
wise man and the prophet; he may sec
all the conditions Of human happiness
and misery; he may watch the human
spirit i'll its strife with circumstances
nobly conquer or basely succumb; hs
may go down through the gate of
hundred sorrows" or accompany Dante
and Beatrice through the spheres OF
paradise. Atlantic Monthly.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

The colored people Of the Shcn-
andoah Valley lost five fine farms
during the past few weeks, or mon
ey enough to have paid for as many
farms. The railroads have the mon
ey, and the Negroes have had their
good time, - which always brings
to them in winter time the disease of
bad times. The question Of impor-
lance IS, IS 1t wise to help those who
spend the money SO badly needed in
Wlntry weather?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

The Pioneer Press thinks we'll of
Governor Hatfield for giving liber-
ty to the alleged West Virginia leg
islative bride takers. No doubt
they got the money, but what about
the fellows who bribed? Is not the
man who buys votes more guilty
than the ones who accept? Also
lutcly! If returning home we'll and
richly clad; tearing down old ones
and building fine houses are good
signs, the pardoned were not the
first and only ones guilty, nor will
they be the last. The only and sure
way to stop it, is to send the brib-
crs to the pcnitentiary five times as
long at hard labor, as the bride ia
kcrS get.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

The tramp period is about over,
tor 1t is seldom one is seen nova
days. Had the public fed them as
bountltully, as was the custom Of
other days our streets would be
crowded and contaminated with
them now. Asst stopped the tramps,
50 will rigid enforcement against
our home loafcrs make them go to
work and become decent citizens.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
Her Conscience.

In spite OF seedlings. Helen persisted
In running away from home. One day,
after longer absence than usual, her
mother asked:
"Helen, dear. does not your con-
science trouble you when you are run
hlng away from mother?' explaining
That her conscience wnS little voice
speaking within. Helen answered:
ON, Yes, nnnIna: that little voice is
always saying. Kun faster, faster, Hell
en-; your mother is after YOU Pitts
burSh ChrOnic!c-Tele-r:lph.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

That America has grown 50 rap
idly and arrogantly, to be reasoned
with for its good, nothing less than
drastic and disastrous occurrences
seemingly can awake1y and arouse
her to do things right. Before Chi
Cages tremendous fire, her pave
ments were board walks and all
kinds of huts and novels covered her
territory. After recovering from
that woeful state of affairs, for fu-
ture safety, the wisdom of paving
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
AND OTHER NAT
TIERS OF INTEREST,".
Williamsport, West Virginia.

Williamsport, West Virginia.
On the way from Washington to
this place we were joined at Mar
tinsburg by Attorney ]. r. Clifford,
Editor of the Pioneer Press, who
spent several days here and then
returned to his home as business
matters claimed his attention. He
is three days overdue here again as
he was to have arrived here Monday
according to a letter received by
friends.
| never saw the corn crops lOoi:
better than they are looking be
tween Washington and kevser, and
thu market gardens about kevser
and up the creek to this place are
just fine, and the farmers here are
cutting heavy oats crop. The up
land corn and gardens are needing
rain badly. Politics seems to be a
thing of the past in Grant County,
only little talk about Williams
port, and that by Our good friend
Cramp Marshall, who is wondering
whom the democrats will nominate
in case Hon. w. G.. Brown declines
to allow his name to go before the
convention again, as he.is expected
to be a candidate for Governor.
1t seems that the republicans have
an eye on either the Hon. Tracey L.
Jeffords, of Harper's Ferry or n. J.
Welton, of Petersburg. Either
would make an ideal member Of
Congress, one that all parties would
feel proud of and as this section of
the District is entitled to the nomi-
nee this time it will be we'll to keep
these men in mind.
The rumor by newspaper man
to the effect that, the Progressive
Republicans would hold their Con
vention in May and would nomi-
nate II. X. Roosevelt, and the reg
ular Republicans would have their
convention in June and simply rati-
fy what the Progressives did in
May have been set at rest by the
following paragraph in a letter re-
Ceived from Hon. w II. limbaugh,
of Ottawa, Illinois, which was writ
ten July 18th as follows:
- am of the opinion that the
newspaper man who painted some
rosy dreams for you about the con
vention to be held early in May was
in very truth. l do not
believe there is anything in that
| do believe, however,
that the Republicans will be wise
enough to select standard bearer
for 1916 whom the progressive Re
publicans can support and that he
will be swept into the White House
by such All avalanche of votes as
have not been heard of in recent
years.
Judge limbaugh is the Chair
man of the National Congressional
Committee. N. G..
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

One thing is certain, If war must
be in this country, the aftermath
will be in the Negroes favor. Our
faith tiptoes on what can be dcpen-
ded upon and that is, millions of
the foreign born who sworc their
loyalty to the flag will be false, and
every Negro, whose path to peaceful
labor has been blockaded by these
sworn to-be citizens, will be as low
al to this country and its flag as
they have been in peace and in every
war this country has had, and that
will make them once more tuntlt-
uous heroes, and by degrees they'll
come into their own. God never
chose Abraham Lincoln to start and
die for purpose that will not cul-
inmate in Our complete manhood,
crowned with brother1y love for his
dark children.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
F cline Amenities.

They We're discussing the newest en-
gagement. The fair fianccc had previ-
ously made three similar announce
mentS, but not one had resulted i'm n
wedding.
DO you think she will really marry
hlm! asked her dearest friend.
Il can't say, my dear" rctorted the
next dearest 1T is possible. but not
customary. ''--WOman'S Home Compan-
ion
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
Granting Will Stanley killed the

Granting Will Stanley killed the
three Texan children, all law abid-
ing people will agree that the mob S
crime was a blacker one. It's pos
slblc that time, the regulator of all
things, will prove his innocence,
but suppose it don't, why not let
the law settle it? The idea Of men
and women urging boys and girls
to scour streets and alleys for box
eS and other burnablc matter with
which to burn him, then in jollitv
witness the burning Terrible!
What will the harvest be? Can such
children grow up law abiding citi-
zcnso For this country's good, bet
ter they never had been born, as
1t was with Leopold to Belgium.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
SATURDAY, AUGUST :, 1915.

We fail to sec the wisdom Of tell
ing what has been done by the lIdi-
son crowd, or PREDICTING what they
are going to do-Carmany kept all
such things secret.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
The Limit.

Il Shall never speak to her again az
long as / live"
But you've said that often before"
81 know, but what else is there to
say when Il person becomes as angry
us she makes me"-Detroit Free
Press.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07
Cautious.

HiggS CroOkc is Il criminal Iawyer
h"t lie: bi"=S-He's a lawyer, but
RS to his being criminal. l think he's
TOO careful to quite ovcrstep the line
New York Sun
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-08-07

God gives every bird its food, but
does not throw it into the nest-J. G.
Holland.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
aiaser . asn,,Msmisn.

am Viineiiionn;aa ben 2s. RaI.
alnaen bier foiaenbe Ainber snr fsi'
lerliden bt. aomunion: -
Grit n o NJ ~ nuttauteu.
anaben Glpss Bod, Clarence
greiier. Gbunib Sosr. eorens Cid.
hols. Iietor 2uefenhoif. Nlbrrt
auebbert. Gbriit Shmibt. peu
shaeFer, alpbuns @eruer unb gear'
tin @eber.
M6bt YEN: Gerunrbina Grebe,
Gntpnia Hpers, NIiee Sehtel. Clara
0prftbaniel, giarinoo 6oer, anna
6pliermnnu. CLARA onebbert. aaatha
Rertensmeuer, Giiiabeth 5haefer,
Rathilba Sonnen. gmilie @eiter
mann nno Glfn @ilbe.
8 eit.a o M MT unifanten.
anaben: 6enrp S,ie. 3enp
Sutannesmeper, antpn denuemalb.
nuirin Crtmener, ginrent llas.
meper. Otto Rshnaen. anoreas @pt'
tupe. elmer Sfimib Spbn Shafisr
urb 2orens 5eminsn.
W db dl en-: Cecilia Sorameper
6enrietta 1eumeI. Nerprien gaiirpr.
epretta nnber. 9heunilIa 6priibani,
el, Gpphia Sduorts. Marin
Shmibt. WattlIbn Sd,cppers, sInna
VprameDer nnh Ctilin sainteImnnn.
Nu6sr ben bier aenannteu sur lei.
erIiteu bl, apHmuuion saaslaiienen
ainbern ainaen nod - tleine Aua.
ben unS - ileine Wdbhsu sum
Glide ees 6errn.
Grit ausHahmr bah bic ainber In
RruseiIicu upn benz Shnsiiernhauie
ab.ebolt wuroen. mas Der Scaen
rerhiabsrte. wurbe bic SrNuiina Der
5eier. vie lie idlon lin ..lebter @ohe
auaetinoiat. eiusebalteu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27

Slfe dstieninbaber bsr Rehpbotia
Gaming Go.ssinb hermit Frsunblihil
erind,t Tore diieiismeris iiir bic nod
radadnbiaen shulben bet aenannsen
eefeliff,ait ipbalb ais mbalidl ~
bssahfsn uHb meiteie tlnfoiien %
perbaten. Tas @elb Tam entspeber
an Der Gnnt Of @eiipbnlin pber on
Der Farmers 4 Rerhants Banf upl
8eitptaiin entrihtet iperben. Ia bic
beiaate gompaanie nidit infDrporirt
mar, 10 iinb hnter ben @eieten bes
Stantes Riiipuri nlfe dftieninhnber
uie ieoer ginselne insbeIonbere iir
bic fiidiidnbiaen Shulben hattbnr.
3ur Teduna Der Shnibrn bebdrf %
ber Outage zines Cellars aai iebe
Nftie.
Tns Tirettorium Der Reitpbnfia
Canning Go.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27

eibraitar. bas Inn i70l s-u
enalanb aefictien. rieberrehmen
Tam. In Eprtuaal foil bic asaier.
nnus asharst iein fbie Gpalanb m.
terhhtte). Gaitru, Der 6aHptiuftHr
fdnpier. ermorbet tuorbsn ieiu,
iiberbaupi ein Lrbenttihes Trum Hnb
Erhber berrihen. aaf BEN ariees.
lidaupidseu fiHb bic Geutratmddhte
uno oie 9iirfen TIM eutidiebsnen grr.
tell - bic Sfliirten lieeen nod TIM.
mer ppr ben Tnrbanefleu. lie
auiieu hnbeH ieit anfnne Rni in
ben aarpntben = GaIisieu Selosna
beinahe 200. 900 Gefnnaene rerioren,
uao IN Srsenipsl iplls Rathens am
eesteH iein. Gbenio nit Riea unb
IN ben boltiiden (friher beuti&enl
Sruuinsen no 6iHoenburg gang
-nprmol' por,udrts aebt. llnt in
4eitflnnbern haben bic dlliirten nb.
iulut tsiHe5priflritie mohen f5nnen.
Trei arube Tampfer NIT suiam.
men 600 Tniioaieren. .Crbnnn-. t.
.Nrnbic" uno .@eorain-. Fnh oieie
Hod. NIT aruben Runitipnslobnn.
Gen In gualnub fallia. Tns ipit uns
mol ipuubern Oh. -.
Tie linterieeboote isten nnbeiim,
inert Der aeaeHfudrtiaen beatidi ame.
ritnnilden ariie ibr @ers fort unb
eben gna maffsn stIidbe Shiiis ba.
ran .1iauten-, GnaInnb bat ia ntM.
lib maI Elm u aeiapert uHb bsban.
belt nun bic aeiduaeneH Rounidai.
Ten unter Der annuHe iAIsft. go
ihIebt bab TeutidInub teine @eiau
aeuen mehr NIT enelano nEsipedielt
iuie es nah benz goriflaa bee gap,
fee nit alien. idtperpsriunnbeten
Sosoa:eu ati4ah. Ter 2ept hat
ant bereits bei, SpridlIna senlad1t,
nnh ieber arDBereu Shlndt einen
Ruhetaa sintreten su laiien um iar
bic 9einIlsnsR uno bic Serpunosten
bsiier sn iorsen. 6offsrtiit oriuet
Ssne,itt XIV. nuh bnmit burd.
Spllte aud Stnlien in ben arie1 sic.
zen. 10 uir5e bic StslInna bes 81.
Eaters eiuc iehr uranaeushms isin.
ssol 1T er Sialieuer uHo ola folder
10 pntriutiidl ME nur Seninnb :
6ber nis Eterboupt hsr Rirhe belt
CT iiber alle %arteieu nuo q I I { an.
tbuliteu no immer fie pphnen mo
cen. Fno isiner 8lrioras nberaeben.
llebriasns lat De- @npii entihiebeH
betput ocs er. forme ras uUlIe. in
Rpm perbarreH tuerbe - oeun ts
tauhteu itps 1n,sbriadl &eridits nui.
ais Oh er Inn Sirne babe i'm id,limn,,
iisn aaIle mad Ceiisrrsidi o. Teu,idl,
lamb ~ ilieheu.
Nun. as mus audi pieotr tnnen.
Sheir. bod, nah Ieeten 9ahrit,cn
bin. @itipu entit,ip!ieu 10 isir.
aut aeaeu GuaIarb iiraiisre Ssitsu
auisusieheu. :. {. ". z.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
2d,miidet lire @rGter.

Sn einem en- uniere gid,te 5rl,
GlIa guitrpp aerihteten Ghreiber
inat Nnipr Spispb 3. Suede besiiar
lih bes @rberihmiiduuastcoe bai
6ulaenbe:
.ssie Sie tpiiicn. mar Cd felt Sab,
rcu @ebraudi bic Wrdber Ser Settra,
nen. bic bem Ruic 9incuIus ipInteu
unb ihr bic linton tdmpften. ihr pe-
ben bafhr eiuistteu. nm 80 Wlai ie.
ben Sahres nit SIumeu su ihmd'
den. CbaIeidl auf ben ariehhbisu
spenpbalia mehrere ibrcr S6hne ru-
benz, bic fur bic Sllte unb @rb6e
bi,ies qonbes beitruacn. iieht mon
leiber ienen Saa bort fnii ME aeici,
srt.
Sic 9ohf bcr GRADER icner Better.
anen bal iid In ben lettsu Mluuateu
iuie hbernll 10 mh IN %ehphalia
oermebri. barun'er abr Gnpa -
mein alter aamerao @ep. W. Gas
itrup. Sd) eriudbe sic msin liebes
5raalein an ieuem 7aae (9rni s0.)
uSer ba bieicr 1aa nuf Scnntae
idIlt. am 81. ucben Sbreu ardnseu
aud einen Slumeritraud, nIS ppn
mir fommcub. aui benz tSrabe Shres
gaters meines 9ameruben uieeer-
saleeen.
8itte - thun S,e oasielbe nudl
nLi benz vrabbhacl bes sPm. g.
6uber.
Ia Id In Sdwdd)e aurehmc. pirh
es uidlt lnnne bnnern. Bis nutl i'd
mih ihreu burt pbeu onihIirbe.
Wit @rub u. (. 10
Sol. 3. 9neic.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
Nriutfutun.

SRI. Sura @dufr iinrb Sourtna
9admttna um / llhr. ppIperieter
nit ben bl. Sterbsiatrnmsutcn ra;.l
ldneerem geioen i'm Glter non u
Sahreu. 2as Degrading iauo ar
Ticnstne @preeu ? llbr itattt Su'
Fr ben um ihrsu 10 irnhen 2po iran.
truoen gIteu cerrn uro Srau 49,
irpbb Saner. traueru nm Die Ser.
iiprbens bic Rraoer cermann. Ger,
barb uno 0oRaro unb bic StWtFrr
Spieeba.
9ie 6srrrn Spiseh 2iittwe are
Saspar Ssiu,eimanu ueiiraten als
Teieeatsu bic sathriiite lluipn arl
ihrer am l6, II, uuals. Mni IN 81,
SeuiS obaeboiltrneu Serilmu,,ura.
Ssrr 6rans Srrlpe,l ern 81.
spaiS, Souls &ehel uno S6teehr,
Spia. gR,ie sseussl une &aris
sperber Inn Sienna marvu lse,,E
SpRutaa bier aui Sseiah bri St,
mudnoteu.
Gin ,leines sine s;r ebslente
sseSlsu $srAerpapi il em ppriesn
Tisnstas aeiiprbeu.
SeiH Nerra SpaiE Saner tIappsr.
&c Der Siorca cine iItine Ratenits
hiniellaiitnh.
Spaisr; Tem Sarge bee psraay'
bsneu SRI. anna Saper. nersn We.
ereieuna aG Tiensina hattiane.
ipIaten sIser anbersn aud bic fol.
aeuoea Scrpduo;en opR aasip6r.s
Carl Tttts uns Sami.ie pea Sisnnc.
lsepra rao Snon Saaer nssi. @emat
liunen. oslena @eaniann nne Sri.
aauss Saner non Sreshurn.
Tie osrren 9asuar SiHfetmaur
Hnb SaipS 9iitwe iirn ON Srsitaa
uon ST. Seais heimaetehrt.
Sis srl. Sofa Cite. uao Iabei
Reitnssraer frhrtsn ON Tienstna
heim nah Meta.
ri. Suio &sesi tehrsc ON @ @ittrua
nata Sicnua sarnf.
nerr sris 9nsbb.rt bat On ei
canoler Sispofrid grps. fur s5i,
Rluerieh rrrtaaf,.
6crr sserg Seesi beite am San,s.
iac ieint Sshtrr Earsa. bic bel Zen
nd ,. I. ereas o.nshdlierin if.
,af si.re< esr srcussn Matter teim,
--gkis e<uts Esh Der Sskti. aaf
BE S.ilnnataeidaifs Gelhornkes
EHe. IN o<aesstrsi a. Et atss
|tats tsw.tisA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
2ptales.

Ctete AUStV uUu ouHN Qaue
tQrt beiinHs. snuu beainu's.l
Grute @histep bon $500 auf
,utrts BET SUITE Sensoep.
--Gs werben ihOn.. aIaaen laut
Gter sn oiel Ssaen.
cerr Better Srune upn 6euIeu no,
am Sonuioa bier aui Seiuh Der u,
tern uno Weripenbtcn.
-Tr. 6. .. 8erbuif BON ct. GG
inbe'h fam aeiiern hierourd, aui ci.
nem @eihditsaanae nad qinn.
-Cbiiia. 9bdjtcrten Der Gbeieute
Gaspar Niuielmaan ucn Vriu,tumn,
weldbe bier bic SdluIe beind,te, IN on,
Woniaa telmaeisbrt.
Bel Der 5nn,ltie eenru @intei'
ntann II, am YIinaitmpHtaa Murasu
her Storh nit sinem 1Da.erbrn
eridlleren. gra!utieren.
per 3obH 9runs bon Srint.
tptuu beiud,te bier mn @luutua ben
Cutei uuiern Wuppr 0erru oenrs
II. griine.
-Serr Sohn Snr ncbii @attln uno
Ainbern uou dreebura parcn Sonu,
taa bier bic 06iie ppn Serrn unb
5rau Suieph 6edmaru.
-Nadl smeilp5hentIiter Inter.
brehuna. oa bic Sictler etipns tnnep
neporoeu. 9erinnbte eehern bic ssirmo
gaeapbaIia & ault 2raoiua Gp.Spie
Der cine 9arIabuua Shpsine 81
Martte.
-Srl, Cecilia grime. peId,e In
letter ,3eit im oausbolte bcs 0pd.
mhroieiien Siihpis Nlthoii In Belle.
willie. Sti. onshaIi, III am tst,rn
Wiiimuh 81 eiuem geiudle bel ihrcn
Glterr hier einaetrpiien.
Wittwe @ertrnb 0eruer ME
eeren Sphn NIpis. @eprae 8. Case
trpp uno bernard 8. goee warcn am
Tiensiaa @eitdite NIT bent Mad,
lasaerid1ie meeen In Qinn. gts
ssubrmcrt bebienten iie iid) bcs autp
mobiles oes Germ 9oiepb Sdmie.
-dn Stelle bes bpdm. o. 8.
Gaaemauu. Der uad Der 81. Tei
faitiaseitt.airte In Ct. Ycuts cer.
iett muroen. III Der bohm. Water
&iaeer irhhcr gfarrer pon Oiaae
6enb ais Seelipreer ber 1emeinbe
rpn aoelttuiun ernannt ,uorben.
-Serr aouis Sdinieoers bon 9aps
Der ber neuen 8ont In Cinae Stu
nis aaiiierer pprheben mirn .iieb
I'D, bier tpdhrenb mebrerer 9aae Der
iettea @udae In Der 4ani Of @en.
pbalia Don BERN oenrp @eiiermann
iueltereu nnterriht In benz @eihdfte
ertbeiien.
@eiher Wassm mif iAssarser seber
Tie 2ebr IN sin aeiniaer bes Sfu.
tee. 81 eirer 3eit aIanbte mnn ne
iei ber Ste btr eeioen. Tie scber
hcr ueliicn Renfden IN neitwdrst
mel ihr Blnt unrein. meld,sS topper.
iihen Gerbdltnliisn snsuifrsibeu ili.
HlIinfhdt. Appiidlmers. eduinpel
Hrb SrriicpEnnn. TT. ainn't Rrn
2ife Hitlf turrben bie 2eber reiniaeu
unb ufnes esbsn btrieiten. s5.. Del
eut<m apettelu. lslHs.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27

8nm iistesaae sss ..9mbsn''.
Sett iett bie Blaaaem aui halbmiah
50r bleien eiueH Gaa,
90 trat sa uns bsr haaers gaii
limb idstua ben barien Stfaa.
Gs ipar Elm Sh.if - ein beuiifes
Sdiii.
Gin Sieger upb Elm Selb.
Ruht iebt auf fernsm Meeresriif
8eridoiien nuo serihellt.
Sett faltet Ihipeiaeno 6anb In Sanb
liu6 beuft ber fhhnfn Shnr.
Iie h5er See nBo uber Sanb
albiuns @eiBel iunr.
Tie 5einb nm Seinb sunidte idllue,
@um Siea snnf Siese ilba
Boz 0eren Sd,ifies ftplsen Bug
Ter bleife Shredsn spe.
Gin @ruB nod sieb suni Meeresernnb
@p uniere .Smben@ blicbs-
IN uns bas bern bonn Gd,eiben numb
@ar uns rie teine lieb!
rod linen @rnb - Siu 6elo per.
ihieo -
Tnna bnllt bic 6anb sur 5auii.
Tnnn Enat bas beutide 9ptenlieb.
Tab 90 iuie SdIadtrui brauiil
Tn ithiuaii Elm anies ediii uns ipt
an idlWerer llebernlndt:
aett wehe. GIaaae l,tlpars.peib'rut,
llnb Seiae oeine g'radt!
IN nus lest bod atuua tein Ran
Bir infer arisaspanisr
Gu ipllt es iphrsn phne Rah:
ssir Eeutidle lber bir.
Gs iant elm Selbsuihiif hinnb
On bunteltieie Slut.
@ir id,ieken lber ieinem Grab,
@ir ihieBen ihm Snlut.
Gs IN ieiu Grob bas blanfe Meer,
4eit trdat bas beutid,e 8pbr.
limb unier Sa6 III reii unh ittmer -
@eb. 5nalanb - feb bid nor!
aari Spsuer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
Notice Of stscsholder. neesias.

Setice l. hereby given that the ANA
al stockholders meriirg of the Bsnk q
Kestphaiia will bs held at iss banking
house In Wesfphalla Mkssuri On the sfh
day of June 1915.
said meeting vim be convened af e.ec
O'Clock A ". sal continue during sf
least three hoafs. unlezz the ebjeet fss
whieh ssseh meesing = called Be accon-
plixhed sooner.
The purpose for which this meetfng b
called i 70 eleet sesen direr<prx for the
said bank % serve daring the ensuing
year, and for the Transaction o. zny
other business which may properly
come 5efore the meeting.
GERHARD PLAssMEYER. President,
HENRI NEsTEENkx. Secretary,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27

Belle tiersurdt.
5tpnias SeIttr epu Sienna pai
iirte hierSurh auf benz Ssimtpeas
upn ct. 9uuis
Tns 6unhanent fur unier nsnts
sdtnlaebduae ndssrt Feh inter asE
naaosn pun :. Z. Siruemti raid
isiner Soiiensaua.
Er. S.'y. 4. 9aed,ies hein.5 &
aTsrr aneereH Eatientcu Ia hsr stcro.
5ar{shaTt ecu @ihioautein aIf esr
srnnfsu 6iieu Eater.
II. 3. Haifeneuith nne Er. gnra.
lsr uGtsa seinaiitin m Spclsimrn.
Snta Sutstsers unh lrhn Serpe
her tetheliiassn Ih nls hie Teleua
trn hieirr Rrsrriuh< IN 1T errrsr.
|lt6n h<f Suss.. nnits rcs sEiiseari
In o. epsi1. > 81 ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-27
3n SaraaiHprxifea

III pertaaien: IiHe 1 gisrestrait
&odirre GaiuliH engine. aornHtirt
10 aut nls rca ~ iein. Gin Sc. I
9s9nrci grenatIepera,Rr nsit s ga;,
pansH 3db1ttaEHt. dRt, siriGea
9aruerahi ishr biIlia.
4. 2 tepserS.