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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
HIS HORSES TO WAR? NO!
Wyoming Man Refuses to Sell His
Friends" for Cannon Fodder.

eyes, sir, l fgger boss is more
than half human and won't be q
party to numbering no friends Of
mine"
The grizzled little man with the
droopy mustache had steady looking
gray eyes that seemed to belle his
burst of sentiment, says the K C.
Star. One could not have guessed
from his lock that he was checking
out at the hotel to depart with car
of horses because he did not want
them to go to the European war.
mo, | am not especially tender
hearted" he explained, "but a boss is
just naturally mans best friend.
The mare that started my herd was
sure a friend to me when I needed one
bad" and he pushed back his big
Western hat as he told the story of
Dolly's service for him.
81 was riding back from Dodge,
crossing into Colorado" he said. at
was about 'S0--no, mebby it was
year before that l had mare, Dol
ly, the most intelligent animal | ever
had, bar none. | stopped at house
over night and next morning the man
held me up on the price of lodging.
had to cut coin out of my belt,
where | had some gold sewed in, and
seen man watching me. He had
mean look, and the ratlesnake band
'n his hat made him look like
'eptie.
THE next night camped out,
leeping by little brush fire. During {
he night Dolly walked me up by {
| thought there was
omething strange and she seemed J
cared ard kept looking off to one I
lde. laid still and kept watching
nd pretty soon heard slight crack
lg. The fire flickered up bit and l d
cen something move behind a bush. S
cut loose with my gun and somebody a
IN. | found rattlesnake hatband e
lere, cut by my bullet. guess Dolly
wed my life all right" S,
The Westerner, who is H. ]. New
n of Borie, Wyo., came in with 16 Ii
rises, all of which have blood lines e,
ON Dolly. He has never shipped OF
" horses before but he bought
me land last year and to make di
yment he loaded up car of horses e.
d came to this city with them. But is
e best offer he had was from the tn
yers who are shipping horses for nc
n purposes. it
None of my horses shall ever lie T;
tn broken legs on battle field if
AN help it, he said decisively. az do
talking the bunch out to st. Louis. tn
ere / have an old friend in the buy da
business. He says he has
rket for them, and it goes in the Hi
ltract that they go to homes on the Hi
M" bu
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
Bad Cold Quickly Broken up

Mrs: Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, N.
I. write: Il first used Chamberlain's
Gough Remedy about eight years ago.
AZ that time had cold and coughed
most OF the time. 1t proved to be
JUST wnat | needed. 1t broke up the
eold In few days, and the cough en-
slreiy disappeared. l told many of my
irlends of good | received through US
ing TINS medicine, and all who have
USED 1t speak of it the highest terms.
obtainable everywhere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
ALL OUT OF SORTS
Has Any Emmett Person Never Fs.
That Way?

Has Any Emmett Person Never FsI,
That Way?
Feel out of sorts?
Tired, blue, irritable, nervous?
Back feel lame and achy?
Perhaps it's the story of disordered
kidneys
bad blood circulating about;
Uric acid poisoning the body.
There's way to feel right again
Stimulate the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's are recommended by manv
Emmett people.
Here's one case.
Mrs. Roy Pass, Emmett, SAYS: az
had dull, nagging backaches and pains
through the small of my back. felt
tired, languid and in the morning had
tile strength or ambition. Some
times l couldn't work. My kidneys
were irregular in action and the kid
ney secretions were unnatural.
heard so much about Doan's Kidney
Pills that | finally got box. They
relieved the aches and pains in nv
pack and that tired feeling left me.
no longer have headaches or back
lchs and my kidneys act regularly.
The cure is a permanent one"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
imply ask for kidney remedy-get
)oan's Kidney Pills-the same that
lrs. Pass had. Foster Milburn Co..
'rops., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
Constipation and Indigestion

~ have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best have
ever used for constipation and indiges-
ton. My wife also used them for in
digestion and they did her good,p
writeEugene S. Knight, Wilmington,
N. c. Obtainable everywhere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
Armaoeddon.

Literally Armageddon means "hill
OF Migeddo." Figuratively the word
means the place OF the great battle,
wherever it may be-the scene of the
struggle Of good and evil. There was
never any actual battle of Arranged
don.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
FRIENDLY IN THE TRENCHES.

II it were not for their officers, urg-
long might it be until the men of the
British and German armies would be
playing pinochle together? They
face each other in trenches not more
than 80 yards apart in places-so
close together that they have q chance
to talk across, to exchange newspa-
pers and tobacco and to play jokes
on each other.
A recent dispatch told of one of
those jokes, played by an Irish com
pany They shouted across to the
Germans that Poincare, president of
France, was coming that afternoon
to see the British trenches and shake
hands with the soldiers there.
A little later in the forenoon the
Irish shouted across:
"Old man Poincare will be here at
o'clock.
When that time came the Irish,
who had got hold of plug hat some
where, put it on stick and, allow
ing only the top Of it to show above
the ground, carried it down the
length of the trench, bobbing it up
and down as if a man wearing it we're
walking in the trench. I
The Germans could not resist the
temptation TO try and pot the presi-
dent of France, and they banged away
at the hat, Kidding it with bullets. /
Then the Irish stuck up the stick with '
the hat upon it, and great laugh t
went down the length of the trench. e
Another "human interest" story o
buried in the cold reports OF opera
lions at the front was about an Irish
soldier who begged a pipe of tobacco 4
rom Belgian but could not find a is
match to light it. He shouted across t.
o the German trench, asking for 81
match a.
All right the Germans had matches =
md would come half way with them &C
70 Pat climbed out of his trench, the
ierman got out Of his and they met
n the middle ground and the German tic
anded him match. Pat struck it 20
nd put it to his pipe and sucked at
ard, but the tobacco was wet and al
allied to burn. va
The German gave him another a
latch and it failed to set the tobacco lol
i. a. A 4h;.l ,,,a4 Oh mae ,,roJ,,caJ th
nd while Pat was holding the flame ty
} his pipe bowl and pulling hard a ga
omb dropped and exploded near din
lem, the explosion blowing out the
atch, and shrapnel flying all about
EN-. For a moment Pat and the OF.
erman were hidden in smoke. When the
cleared Pat looked at the dead aci
atch and said: mil
"That damp Belgian tobacco will tho
the death of me yet" nat
Other dispatches in the last week eig
two have told how Germans and tin'
itish MIXED the same COW, divided Oh
, straw from stack between them elol
d even slept together for while gre
the same trenches. uoh
This war has forever killed the
zee hatred boyle man which mill A
ism has sought to make us be- cut
We existed There is no trace ha- c
d" between British and Germans, witt
,nch and Germans, or between any the
the European nationalities. Place IRISH
m together and they may have com
fight now and then, but they get the
very well with each other. They off
in America. There is no trace look
red" here between the peoples now ooh,
war. There would be none in Eu- To '
e if it were not artifcially de- spon
med. bit [
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

the other win" muttered a..
baby. Silence.
One blue eye was shut. One hin.
eye was wavering. Breaths cam
deeper, deeper. A long sigh. He w.s
at peace. He was asleep.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
Superior Ecrtune.

Isn't that hotel clerk trile super.
cilious?" why shouldn't he be? He
is permitted to remain in this hotel
indefinitely. He is no mere transitory
guest"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
CLASSIFYING Man

Men may be divided into two
classes-those who regard whiskers
as an ornament and those who hold
shaving as sacred duty.-Atchison
Globe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
But Not on That.

However, the city chap who imag-
ines he could get rich raising chick
ems on two acre farm may be per-
tectly sane on all other subjects.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21
EIatterinn Him

Mrs. Green-'Do you ever fatter
your husband?" Mrs. Wyse-"Yes. I
sometimes ask his advice about
things. Boston Transcript.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

Father. where are the antipodesr
Ask your mother: she knows all the
neighbors' business "-Bunalo Express
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

1t isn't likely that any woman
would go into dry goods store and
say Gould | get spool of thread ?"
and when one is handed to her, say,
Thank you" and walk away with the
feeling that it had been fully paid
for. Nor is it likely that any man
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

The janitor of school threw up
his job the other day. When asked
the trouble he said: "Pm honest, and
| won't stand being slurred. If l find
pencil or handkerchief about the
schoolhouse when Pm sweeping hang
or put it up. Every little while the
teacher, or someone who is too cow
ardiy to face me, will give me slur.
A little while ago l seen wrote on
the board, "Find the least common
Well, l looked from cell
lar to garnet for that thing, and 1
wouldn't know the thing if l met it
on the street. Last night, in big
writing on the blackboard, it said,
Find the greatest common divisor."
WELL" l said to myself, "both of
them things are lost now; and I'll be
accused of taking them, so | quit"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

Butt.r wrappers at Index ONCE.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

A Scotch girl who had accidentally
cut the point of her index finger with
chopper was coming from church
with her finger bandaged. "What's
the matter wi yer haun', Miss Par
rish?" queried an admirer who ac-
companied her home. "Oh," replied
the young lady, 81 chopped wee bit
off my forefinger." The young man
looked sentimental and blurted out
"Oh, how | wish | had that wee Bit"
To which the young lady naively re-
sponded: would we no rather haze the
bit that's left?"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-21

A thousand miles up the mighty
ST. Lawrence, a thousand miles along
the Great Lakes, a thousand miles
across the open prairie, thousand
miles over sea of mountains-four
miles where nation meets
nation and sovereignty meets sover-
eighty, but never a gun, never sem
tinel on guard Four thousand miles
Of civilized and Christianized interna-
tionalism-that is North Americas
greatest achievement.-James Mac
ionald.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
Iir quite Sano itraGen.
Canning 90,

Guuuerreur MaiCr bat otu Is.
uno l6 Suri Gls sBate QanofraBen-.
lnG; protlnmiert uno uir6 audi !uie.
ter oieIts Sctr. ME in ben beiben
reraagaener. 2aaclpbrer.9leioer on,
sisb,n. ciuer Spatsn in Die 6nno
rchncn uu9 iieisia r.ithellcr, tie
N3uSiira6ea bcs StaatC3 rer6eIirrn.
Gr DirS In Cole Guuutu nrteiten.
in iciner %rrtlamntira criuht Der
@ouutrrcGr ollie Goar;paerid,tc.
,ueiier Prutinmotiuncr su crtuiirr.
onn;it bic aeiamte 9oabbeob!icrara
btS Stontcs all biciem Gage Iitt uuils
iihlia Der &crbeiieruuA Der 9nrS.
'irahca iuionlct. ,trnr, u. Suiium
com itani!idlcu 4auhnrnbcu Tcpratc,
mcrt h,; bic nllaemiue 9eituna Der
slrbeiteu lbsrrpmmeu.
@puCuear @niur Der fdl ~ Ye,
iudl bel N'iiie,apmm'iiar 3anicu
an'balt. erlldrte aciitra, ea6 Die Gr,
bette bic In oieiem Sabre eemad)t
perScn. pnr ar6bert}u Sseytt ,cin
.uur6rn. nIS bic lu1hrcno Der ltkten
bciecr Siahre egriidltet, II, bn Ste Tnr.
rer ittt wchr 6riahrura in Der &er,
btherunN ibyer Yanhl;rnBen hobcr.
%pr sluei 1abrcn bcteiIietcn id
250. 900 Eeripuer an ser arbsiteu,
bpdl IteteS Iabr war BIZ 2nal bch,n
teu0 asrinQer. (robNC.a marta Die
i'm Ictteu ,Iabr perrihtctcr Grteitcu
ron : bcutcHo arr6crcR sscrt. nlS
Die Vor irei 9ahrtr, no. I'M eS ncf
Iinh ~ i1ncr, sieIIpS tarnui trs or,
ihipst mgroe.
Vic tev Noutracur aeiirn ertlnr.c
iirh bic garbfru6cu hes States
iuohrcra Der l;ttcu b,iScu Sabre
wehr cr5Ciier; woracn oils In Nen
iehn opsdtrpcberStr ,>3bler. ToS
stnniEobcrhdupt III rer AnNbt. hli
bic WirlIid) Nrtcl, toum tcnpracr
hat unb 'reut 6t, ictt 'dlon aui sen
Ina. mcm Miiipnri NIT ~ ben
Sttttsu ne,hbit weracr ,ann. wel,be
bic bei'en gnneiirabe1 NeS QanbeS
Lah,r.
Sidica County bat Ole hsi,rn
9orbira On in Slodic: e0nn lummt
4. 9ouit 9pauta I@a it.ieblih
No.gtr Soaa,n. in 2auep uuo in
Clay' 9pup'u niht ca rur suei rSer
Srci 2tae. ei, Nnieradl MAIDEN ior
zen Snnnira6en nenunu. 10 werNrn.
Seit Aitipuri alien ai.beru stna,
ten bard bic &goIInniernna ppn
eaaAirabeu'Saaca uuranaaneen in
Nre Is auoere Staatcn bel Sci.
i2ie, aticlat. Nah In eiuieer an.
bern aanSern 1T ole Sa,e aaiaenpm
asg 'pnrNtn.
9m Siaattn sgiii0uri nibt es
l2l, 1000 Geiieu 2aaehrnten. peu
osnra $4,000 NeiIeu aui nnpe,tsi,
iCrie 2onNrueae ialien. 5s. .eoo0 oni
c:rbt ler.r 2,nbpeae, an0 Der Neii
aai auts ehaniiel. bic caiTSSer aus
E;ss .ssaraaInl- urer Ss3balt uI,p."
S'arlie;It iino.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
SefauHtmafbang.

Gite N.tieninbaber bsr gpefipbaIia
9nHriua Go. ...iinb biernrii ireunblihii
erindlt ibre aiieiiements fiir bic nod
ridtdnbiaen ShuIben ber aenonnten
Seiciiitlnft iubnIb als mb1Iif ;u
beiahIen uRo msite,e llntuiien ~
ucrhl,eu. Eas @eIb fam enimeoer
oil Der gani Of @shpbaIio pber au
ber Farmers 4 MerChants 9ant BON
gscliptalin eutridltst perben. Ia bic
bsIaate Gonipaanie nidlt infovpprirl
luar. 10 iirb unter Der @eirten bes
Gtaotes 9liiiouri nlie Attieninbaber
wic lcbcr 6inielue insbsionbere iar
Die s!ldiidnoiaen Edulbea haitbor.
Aar Cetuna Der Shuloan bebari es
Der Aalaae eiuss Dollars aui ieee
N.tis.
Tns Tiretturium t.r &eItphalid
Canning 90.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
yotaieS.

6rHtt . g0hiStep cpn $500 nui.
phrs bel 9uIe 2encpeu.
--llnier hodm. Nc,r Eiavrrr Z.
u. 9iegcuty0i. mar AM 2iaslao bel
benz bph'r. ,ioie9b SdNiS, in <aus
81 Stiudl.
-jrl. Miorie g. 0cuIeS BON Sci.
ieriou Gitn. mar eiuipC 5ont lester
Npde beI ben 0.itra mo 6eipincru
su Sciud).
--oudlw. Batter Sovieu prn Sir
pple BON nod aluti anaeren Oerrtn
beaIcitct. madlts dm IieuStaa cinen
HutoausiIua hicrhcr.
-Graa +. 8. qurbbcrt teiOub iidj
BON SonStaa bis NontaR In %Saib.
inatou, Np. nui Wsiudi ihycr lu,t-
ter Der shru. S6meitcr W. 9pr,nna
--3abuarat 3. Y. Tellmaun pou
SelIe ipiro om 1. ), 6 mo {. Su,
nj. otip BON 6rsitaa bts :um nod,
lieii GteaStdA hdl 0ter 1ciitcr sGhn
dr,tlidrn @rcris Ipihmcn. Siiite I'M
Wtipbolia op;el.
-~Nerr Nilhelm aiehoacn uno Def.
len Wruesr Sooptus BON Roll, Inmcn
TisnStoa hierourdI nui oem gFear
uadl 9ouis Greet ~ Weiuh ibrer
SmWeiier iiraa Tnube. qettCrer
Serr turb bort etae ,3eitlona Der
b!eibcu.
Sic iiurien Geacuaiiiie i'm ilb,
peiilicuen 9heil bes StnatcSithuuIten
ben Ciaae alus ~ elmer unaspban.
Iiheu cebe an. inh nile sie0erun
acn iinh ION ieiusu &aiiern lb r
idmen,mt uurben unb III Der shnoen
an ben usrnidietea 6slbfrhdltcn Gin
euormer.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
eefransiem lire @rdber.

Ha ben airthhoien. uuter beren
Saien. nsbii anberen 7hsnreu. audl
bic ruben. Die iar bic Grhaltuna Der
i;niOn unb ihr bic 5reibeit bes
ihDarien Menihenitamnes eefoh
ten. maridierten am Mpntaa. be-
aleitet bon ben ehriu. Shnlid,ipes
ITEM. bic ainoer @ehphalin's 5dbn
den roth, iusiB unb btau trneenb
nebt Slunien, tie bann nui beioen
6riebh6ieu aui bic GRADER ber Better
amen BON ben ytahfomren ihrer
S6bne unb Sutter nisbcraelsai unb
aus lnidlulbiaen ainberbersen fhr
lie sum &oter Der geelten unb allsr
Sf6rfura aebstet iu:rbe.
Rdtere Gneeb5riae urb 1reunbe,
oarugter bic nod heute unter ben
qebeuben meilenben Srieaer Soiepb
&ieoers uno 9riepb Iinbmeper bat.
ten ihpn ON Spnutaa ben 80. Mai,
ibrcr entid,lummerten Idter unb Ga.
meraben aCbnht unb nit SIunieu.
tranien ihr @rnb acidImddt unb on
ben oiiaeIu uutrr bencn TIRE @ebeine
aebpreen. fur lie n'tetct.
Mbae unicre Suaenb bercn. bic
ihr bns SnterIonb rd ncopIcrt. audi
lGr oIIe tonmsnoe ,3siIeu eiu Iiebcno
Nubruten beunbren.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
I'm Der spt ssirs ein aresns or;

vrptt. -E6hreab ihnF laneer Slhrs
lit if on abeumatismn,- Id1reibt
oerr Toni Clement ncn Granf. "a.
I'd periuhis uiele uerffiebene g2t.
eiiiueH: etlihs bradtCn mir fit
tursf 3sit etwos Grleidlsemra. Sd
MGR 10 laha oah i6i mid tautn be.
treaeH iprutc. rre Hein T-isia
idltsH speilos ~ ieiH. 2@ srurbs ID
'dllinim. hab it waaitte, tes son
redte meiHrm tisuo eiu Uune ma.
djer,-
.rsladlitsrweilt tam bans sia
5teuHb sum @tiuh. ano als er mel,
ueH biIilo'sn 3aiian6 lab. eah az
mir ben Aai. aIgtngrGu,sr IA es,
5yaa6eh. ah saii4lgb mid audl
oas ceilHittel lu mriadfu. 0baltit
itl fsin Sertraurn hnsu hltie. Goa,
ocytar geHua it 'uHg6e pcH 1ne IN
Sas belier. bis ich 10 atiuuh ruurat
ris i'd as htuts blu. ;Sci erirsne
mid Jest bCiisr,r 6eiGnhbsit. ns
le ;UuUr. Id hebe mid trti4lluifs
hl,r eia. Siaeuig. ilr T0rni'f a!gtss
'rau;er su n5erEehuaR. aamik- Id
auA anoeren s,i0en5eH tslifr t1nn.-
atiHs %sc;e.er. =setis;H. i9Exra
-: e'a'ches sei,.rrrpties sr5E.ers
3si.rittl, 're.1is Ten rlCaial1l
SI'ftm rac gut tl1 ta=a GE uirS
oen Eu5litam tiTt,, Cgas gahcC.,us
cilai hart 2e'aI,stTfrG e-.i:i1r.
In E@ts1e GuSlluis i6;ggt.e man
a.: Tr. $Sttr 'fatyHgu L 1ezs Gu.,
'9-25 60. p15ae Sp,.. Gse-ee
SH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
1rpbaieid,ncm.

ssieoer pranaten hsuts In ihbnitsia
sfmud uniere Straben auf bic ber
sh6pfer ber @eIi unb nller areata.
ren psrboraen unter Srobsaeitalt.
ab.uedieinb uon nnierem huhip.
9farrer unb bem bodIr. Batter auper
uon Ciaae gsnb unter einem Balba.
diin aetrnaeu iuuroe 30 osn pier an
oen StraBen erriaieten Ih6n ae
ihmiidten altiren. BON weldlen aus
'sr isiren Sesen ipenbete Gilen bic
in gslunth unb anbodlt nor 5hn
oas snie aebeuat. 9ns amt beeain
nm Z llhr unb erbete bic 6eier unS
.Ohnleihnanlproseiiiou nit benz
iester Seaen In Der airhe un6 &c
2eum.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
@lasaoiu 8rade.)

@lasa0p 8rhde.)
gtiflip; Suieph Hnh dnteu psr.
blisbeH bis sum Rndirittaae bes
ndhiien qoaes bic gdiie bee Germ
Sptn Geiirpp. p6brei1b bic oerren
@inielmnnn. Relies uHb uniere
@enipieit uns aud, bic @saent Iib
litl bon Snline Gitp unter shhrrr.
itnit tes 6errn gbfer in beiien
-GCro" Cor aiiinbeni 6ier III BITE
Srdrie mehr tuellsni6r,uia. bod uidt
tuenieer fruhtber. gsir iahen tier
cine 6arm BON 240 deres aui Der elm
Sndiieinaebnube prnnete, bns Der
oalnnIise Giaehthamer. elm Stlas
penhplter. Al einem aUiienaufranbe
bon $50. 900 erbnme - elm Era 1T.
ban on NuBen unb Snnen. 1anueu
uno Geoern prneten I'M Spfe unb
oiht binter bieiem elm prdfhtiesr
ObIiaarten. Nubl iinb iolte sfll6i-
Ter in Snline guuntp ausmbmtn,
bod lniisn bic meihen 8efbenssu
uuf Der 2rairie idilickeu bnf ibre
@iaerthnmer pohlbnbtno nuo Fdi
Gin nad @eithmnd nub Stausnllih
tcit nuiaeiuhrtes @pbubous leiiitn
iDuuen. Tudl mir molIeu uniere
2eier. bic ia bod nidls nlIe In etuem
Enrnoie'e wphneu i0uneu. nit IA
tangent GriahIeu oan bieieu 6er
Iidieiten nift beIniiiaeu. Gudl
iunrte man uus oer llebertrelbuna
'cihen. Sir ibcriaiisu es lieber
uricrsn Reiieaeidhrttr, Golden bic
aerne nod mehr u6er oieie Gtaero
uuterrittet ieiu r6hten, ie naraber
nlfsutl6rtu. iuas oieie as,pik aerne
ruh uupdrteiiid1 thnn w,roeu. auh
nlbaGn tie ersdhleu pnu Der gaf
iseunbiitheu au'uahrl' uRo Sepirth
uaa bic ihncn iatheil Qelporaer. Iris
defenders heri!itb Die Ginttin unisres
fatrers uub Gaitaebers fur ihrcn
GRnaen uno iusiteren SSroue.aI,rl.
,elt etIprst - es linen or n!h.s
r'unpelte. iclbit uidlt an einer tar.
:trcn Srau.s oils gSaiier I'M troic'
r.r" Snlide Counts.
Cine aud uar cinea Su6 in ySni.
isr gehlbt Al baeen. lanatsu MIR
GIle ont Io..tla luieSer ben nnilren
ChehdlfteH uRo Sinoerr. hie I'M ibrg
nlliCbten GdelG;ter uu0 Sitsr bs
reit5 dradlid beiOrnt iein mphieu pb
etv 3cituTnSbtrih:e aus itusn utcr.
lhWenIter @caeHoeu. n.udlidl CIT.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
Seritppfnna ilber s.adlt ssteiIt.

Cine tIsiae rufs Tu. Ep Cor traie
Ebenh nn5 itv merest rrdl tiucr nol
len. ireien. leiditen Nbihh'naa ont
Wptaen erireucH. Qciu Aneiirn. Nn
80 2p Cor guhephulir( (IaiopieD IN
paHc 9rans. So, Ip'gar feet bic ur-
lode Ter 9egrppiara saredls, irhsm
cs Bic ester fslebt pnb Ten gbiilk
Der GaI,r mtIIr. SIC sNnIls III bff
q tar srueneilt in tan Ginpnriafa.
sMit afnnasnher GaIIt. Ii h:t saets
tanrna IN ben glnfr~eincn perlcft.
aelre elair. ieinc tsdafma. tsiRe
gIesI:spiana. Sci> nidli traui. ner
ayus nHb rshbar. rpiri siue tluidle
yp<Tusedx prH snvra Apptheier
#wb surirt shrr gerifepfana ibsr
Nadt. taus.,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03

Notice !. hereby given that the sEnu::
81 stoekhniderx meeting Of the Bank of
wesfphalia vtIl be held st Iss banking
hoase IN westphalia Missouri on the sch
dsy Of June 1915.
said meeting will be convened at s.Od
O'Clock A. n. anl continue during st
least three hourS. unless the object for
xkich such meeting i called be accom-
plizhed sooner.
The purpose for which this meeting 4
called = to elect seven directors for the
said bank 20 serve during the ensuing
year, and for the Transaction Of any
other business which may properly
come SefOre the meeting. %
GERHARD PLAssxRTEE. President.f
HESRI KESTEKMAx. SecrefzrT.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-06-03
Gines strsteS He,ept fur Sniteu.
Gin iuirfa,neS $sHiienmittei.

+ Giuuiertel bis su eirer Seeltiici
ppti cpn TT. auss's sfrw TiEpeeln.
radl 8ebaf atbrouttt. ,oirh 0usru
nrh grialtunaea linoern nir mud, Die
NeidIgiiGsrsn bronttiiiiarr nne
eunn,illbri pcr'thruden. Chr foHnss
se uIdht ri&,irir eiuer iplth aei6arli.
den arau' heit aaaeims suialifr. rean
aia 10 billiaes nuA einiad'rs @iiict
lrie T.. siaa'S erlitilii, II @sLet
hea.e 81 rarem sipethetrr. saris cine
Sla.as cnn gr. aiaa'S rem Tisun
srn. besirrei ie'pst nit tse wetass-
lipa, SJr wsrbst iIr be <r.ana,e
plgAevma auo n,lIaas eannar iein,
lais.l =
-Eir fna ilr ben iirishrn. iaasn
Pie nr:rsn IN Naihiusfpu mn :
cstsS sam ssssnrs ssssi.,. cen.,