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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
Gov. Dunno on a Paid National
Guard.
J. F. Smith, Committeeman

The citizen Of any State who join:
the National Guard at the presen
time receives pay only when callee
for service or when attending ma
neuvers. He is furnished with hi.
uniform and arms, but these remain
the property Of the War Department
and a strict accounting is demanded
by the State and the War Department
for all equipment. He gives up his
time and pays his own car fare when
he attends drill and other regiments
functions.
The officer must buy his own uni
form and side.arms. II he is an eff
cient officer and has the interest of
his command at heart he must be
constantly spending money out OF his
own private purse. This accounts
for the constantly changing person
mel of the officers in Missouri and
other States National Guard.
IF the United States wishes the
various States to maintain National
Guard it should furnish a greater in
centive to the young men of this
country to become soldiers" said
Gov. Dunno OF Illinois, in addressing
the Guard officers of that State. Gov.
Dunno favOrs a plan whereby the
citizen soldiery who attends 40 week.
ly drills in the course of year shall
be paid $l.5O for each period of drill.
This suggestion is in keeping with
the militia pay bill still somewhere in
Congress. It is certain that men are
not going to give their money as well
as their time to soldering for the
State and the nation unless they are
paid. There is a certain number of
men who will do so. but they are not
numerous enough to furnish the
trained citizen soldiery needed. And,
unless men are trained adequately
somewhere and somehow where are
we to get the trained reserve" that
has been recommended?
BY the way, just where is the mi
litia pay bill and what is Congress
going to do with it?-Republic.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
Mr.. Roosevelt's Queer Complaint
~ 0m the NV York World

! F'om the NJ W York World.
What could Mr.. Roosevelt hav'
meant when he told correspondent
of the London Morning Post that ''th,
Democratic party in the United States
are so afraid of the labor vote thai
they allow the unions of California to
insult Japan"
The labor unions of California are
powerless to insult Japan except as
they act through the government Of
the state, and that government is in
! the hands Of Mr., Roosevelt's fellow
Proeressives.
California is the one remaining
stronghold of the Progressive party.
In 1912 it cast eleven of its thirteen
electoral votes for Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Progressive majority in the state
senate was fourteen and in the house
twelve. Its governor since 1911 is
Hiram johnson, who was the Pro-
gressive candidate for vice president
when Mr.. Roosevelt was the Pro-
gresstye candidate for president.
Last fall Mr.. johnson was reelected
governor on the Progressive ticket
by plurality of l88,5O5. The Pro-
gressives in the new legislature have
a clear majority of the senate and
plurality of the whole legislature on
joint ballot.
II Mr. Roosevelt wishes to improve
the relations between the United
States and Japan, he should begin
with his personally conducted Pro-
gressive party in California, which is
for all the difficulties
that have been raised between the
two countries. since Mr.. Wilson be.
came president. We do not know
whether the Democrats are afraid of
the labor unions or not, but we know
they have nothing to do with the
of California and that
California is the trouble-maker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
Minutes of the Meeting of the
Bates County Democratic Cen.
trail Committee, Held in
Butler Jan. Z. 1915.

In the absence of the chairman and
secretary, Henry Tilson was selected
as chairman and H. l.. Sheppard Sc
lected as secretary protein.
The meeting was called to order at
2:3O p. m. in the office of the Circuit,
Clerk. On motion made and carried
it was decided to hold conventions in
the different townships on the 18th
day Of February 1915 for the purpose
selecting delegates to the county con.
vention for the purpose Of nominal
ing a County School Superintendent,
also to hold the County Convention
on the following Monday, February
Is, 1915. 49,
On motion made and carried it was
decided that each township should be
entitled to one delegate for every rs
votes or fractional part thereof cast
in said township for Howard A. Gass
for State Superintendent of Schools
at the General Election to be held
November 3rd., 1915.
II was decided that eace township
committeeman should select his own
date for the holding of the Democrat
ic convention or primary to select the
Democratic nominees for the town.
ship.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
Levi Z. Scott.

In the death Of Levi L. Scott Of Ne
vada, who died last Friday night, til,
bar Of Southwest Missouri lost one o
it's ablest and most brilliant repre-
sentatives.s He was not only pleasing
in personality, cultured and affablt
IN demeanor, and a man Of broad.
gagged ability and legal attainments,
but he was the soul Of professional
honor. In the practise Of his profess
ion as lawyer, he exhausted every
resource of energy and legal ability
to protect the interests of his clients,
and that he achieved success in a
most gratifying and wonderful de-
gree, is attested by the long record
of his legal achievements and victo-
ries. He had large and lucrative
practice. Business came to him, moi
as the EaaNk Of ''snitch," methods
or other aaAprofessional or unscrupu-
ious eacMeSs pW iln, recognition Of his
honesty and in the confidence his
superb legal attainments inspired.
In force of charaeter; in the exalt-
ed conception Of the duties and re-
sponsibilities Of his profession, he ex-
Qualities always worthy Of
he highest commentator.
1t is to the memory Of a man like
levi Scott, to man who lived up to
he highest ideals of citizenship and I
professional honor, to a man who
eft to his family the priceless heritage
# an honored name, and to the world
n example Of life that will be an in
piration: and an Indictment to others
D climb to the height Of great and
onored achievements, that The Sun
elights to pay tribute of respect
nd commentator. -Eldorado Sun.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
The Governors Message.

joplin Globe.
Governor Majors message is a
good one as has been issued from
Jefferson City in long time. As
literary document, it is particularly
pleasing and equal to any issued b,
his predecessors. The governor i.
no amateur in the matter OF rhetoric
al utterance. And his recommends.
tons will meet with approval from a
large majority.
OF course, while the message is
politically bomb-proof, it is not likely
all the things the governor recon-
mends will be embodied into laws. It
would be extraordinary, indeed,
should anything like this come about.
Message-making in its broadcast as
pect is thankless, unattractive sort
of job. 1t is too similar to making
the opening speech in debate. The
general assembly plays the part Of
the second speaker, and with the
message held up before it as fair
target, frequently proceeds to tear
the governors propositions to shreds
or, worse still, to ignore them alto
gether. 1t is true governors have
the closing ten minutes with the veto
pen, but this is only partially satisfy
ing at best. While he may blight
some of the pet measures of others,
there is no potency in the veto to af-
feet pet measures Of his own that
may have been ignored. 49,,
But Governor Majors recommen-
tons are peculiarly good this time
and without question majority of
them will reach the statute books.
And he deserves special credit for
the forcefulness with which he brings
out one important point and takes the
proper stand upon it. In the early
part of the message he says:
"The estimated revenues available
for the payment of appropriations for !
The years 1915 and 1916 will be ap-
proximately. $11,5OO,O0O. The legis.
AZURE must take this into considera-
ion in making appropriations, be-
,ause will not permit the appropri-
tions to exceed the reasonable ex-
'ectancy Of the revenues. Should
he appropriations 90 beyond ! will
ave no hesitancy in vetoing same,
o the end l may know the state will
meet its obligations promptly and
ave its credit maintained.
This, it is to be noted, is not dec
aration for economy, but mere an
OF a stand for strict bus
less principles. Expenses must be
ass than income. This is a simple
usiness policy, but one too often lg-
orcd or evaded in governmental
administration. The question how
,uch the income is to exceed ex-
enses is of prime Importance, of
curse, and involves the various
chemes for economies touched upon ,
/ other portions Of the governors
But the first thing is to +,
&c that the income does exceed .ex-
enses, even it by no more than one |
ollar. Governor Major makes a {
efinite promise to take care of this
oint himself and his message would
e worth while if it contained moth
lore than this one promise. A
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
on Emergency Currency

Washington, D. c., Jan. IL
Emergency currency amounting to
1926, 039, 900 was outstanding January
8, according to announcement today
by Comptroller Of the Currency Will
liams. Since the first of that curren-
cy was taken out shortly after the out
break Of the war $258, 444, 600 has
been retired. OF the outstanding
amount Texas banks have the most,
SIG, 1853, 600; New York is second
with $l2, 277, 900 and California third
with So, $751;, 900. In the South there
is outstanding $50, 2O9, 900, in the
Middle States $27, TAI, 900.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
GOV. MAJOR MAKES A SPEECH

You can hear he lowers cf eloquence
Go ripping to the seas,
While bea ION fires Of liberty
Ar hspplng In the breeze.
The ship Of state 10 marching ON
With step Of thunderous tread.
And evfry brow that toils for hire
May cal Its nest bread.
For the hands ha build the uape.s
Are lifted mp in sng,
And the bulwarks Of the starry Hag
Are firing on the wrong.
Y n can see the smls OF innnoense
c. singing down through time.
While the signpostG Of pre-emincnes
Are sounding chords sublime. Post Die.
patch.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-01-14
Mt. Pleasant Primary Election.

The Democrats of Mt. Pleasan,
township will hold a Primary election
at the South Court House basement
on Saturday, February ~, 1915, be-
tween the hours of 1890 and $50
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of NOM
mating a Democratic township ticket.
All persons desiring to become cam
didates before said primary are re-
quested to notify the committeeman in
order that his name may appear upon
ballot. BY order of
j. F. Smith, Committeeman.
Mt. Pleasant Township Conven-
ton.
The Democrats of Mt. Pleasant
township will hold a mass conven-
ton at the Probate Court room on
Saturday, February 18th, 1915, at 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
electing seventeen delegates to the
county convention to be held Febru-.
airy 18th, 1915, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for County
Superintendent of Schools.
BY order of
J. F. Smith, Committeeman.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
einise Der 80 glss.s bee Rins;
tisG Girfns.

In Der Spise aiier .edsemstf.
q aomobioanten- teht af. Qiaei. iret.
der alieiH bic Gibe beiitt, bic Dc.
Iud,er BEE ainaiiHa Srethsrs girsus
nm RcHtaa. ben IS. September In
Sefferion gitu m sfuerhfelterihft,
ttrHbeni eahen ~ rsiien. 9iacp II.
55 Sabre off Hnb Soyfseubsr beI
Convention bon SpnEmnGern, uef.
de fh s'uei raj tialih I'M 6nupt-
selt prrbusiereH. 3nefii rirh bos
aranbibie Sdauffid -SnluHion Hno
bic a6hiein pon So6a. in usltsui
1900 geri0den nno gieroe uno nuoe,
re. anroiDaHsutbiere nitrrirtsn..
Tonn treten tie .Giorus- ari, rels
de bieie Saiiun cine 4Rense neue
Erpbaitionen bieten uerben, morn.
Der bic Suifnrer Fait bic 9eiifunaeu
im Sing reraeiisn. Auber oisieH
sipeibeiniaeu ahniitern wSroen Ffi
uiele rerifieheue abaerifttte Ser,
treier brs 1hierreidls in iidnnencrrc,
aenhen 9eiitunesn Sruhu,iereu. III.
i9. lost Gudl ben SeiRdy reu Ring.
ltue's erpbem Girtus niht tnteshen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
Tuesura.

WoHina bsainHen irisbeE RuierG
Pior, uuh Eublii Sdlaisn. Btiht
perben BON !e swei Stwehesu at
holten. lluisr Gihri,t ,ahl, l5c
ihulpilid,tiee Qtnber.
Sn Der 6amiIie bes Germ antpri
Sflueter III tin 16ttsrcttn tiEae,
iehrt
anton Sdiutter ipirS binuen our
ssm ieiu Henes @0hnhnus besiehcu.
Tas lest uou ibm bt,pohEte 6errn
5ris 5alter. il. aeh6riae Snus wira
nah iei.iem Gussuae perr GtriF
Stndenidneioer ppn ct. Gliiabets
nit 5an,;lie utsuSieren.
Ter Sflneineholera follea nod,
INNER cine Gnsnhl SHueine scr or
Der Rnries muhuneuSen 6oruiet
gum Cpier.
lem, Ssnrn Stu9eri5neioer IL
feline teffe Seriep auh peren6et.
Tr. @eslep rpiro ipieSer ppn bier
furt unb mad Sarias rtrsiehsn.
BOD III in bieier Seatno teiHSei-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09

Sn hiefaer q. Soiepb't airhe
iuurbeH am Tiehstna Roraen 5 lltr
Dor elnem Hrautanite 6er linton
Wreiier unb 5rf. gaaria auetbetf
burdI hodu. 0. ". Tiepenbrud sum
eebensbunbe uereint. als 9euaen
funairteu Geo 7smHeu unb t]d. Gli'
iabetb Studenihneiber. Tie 6ods
seit. tuosu auber elmer aroben gers
:uanbiihait unb 5rennbe. aud ber
aird,enhor enaelaben ipnr. ianb I'M
0duie bes 6erru 6euru 0elfen ct.
nem S6iunaer Der eraut fntt. Ter
iunee Ghemann III Der dltefte Suhn
Der Gheleute 6erninnn Greiter unb
bic iuuseGattin 7ohter ber Gheleuts
Soieph 8. 2netbert. Tie Reuuer,
mdhltcn tuerben nnf Der darm Der
gfteru bes 8rdutienms. iuelfe Der
iunae ghemann aepohtst. wpbnen.
gisl gldd sum gunbe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
fsrm ~ usrkaWfsu. /.

Cine aaseesiassi 'Geas Sara eea l+'
Sfsr NrycaR Nat,aa,, 5 NsilsH pea Gals
ieruia, scr, eeEHtpRts zen GsE';ean est
celeacn. S,sQpt,. Mural Se'sEsU;s NHs
TslsphcR S,sit,aeuEs. cl~lss ss@ise-
NehnhaRs mt S.TEer, eu;s @SSaEs
Hne aaStts GtSt-N' e'serss cTuHresi
uEs aues oa ,iucui sTsnthmsr scgrls Ags'
ucssn. 10 Stt EHitg Aal'aE 10 Asgsis'
s,oiiem. ess L.gjss Se,aaae uas nSSiss.
Sieacn gAhsyeIs 'tsC.ts ssln ~
r.. X. s,oa, u Il. Usage Gay, Nc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09

--sui ben aui Der eetsrn bier
,baetal,srtu idbrlihsr Seriamn
,una ees GormelS @eacnieitieeG I'm
.rrEleurN ScrriuS maleu bic lsl'
,subcn aaSwdrtieeu @ital.tecr rtr
.rr.su: Saiins Sauls. Setter Sen
loo. stsphan Crtmeptr mo autcr
Srnenmey rpn Splt; Seruare 9och'
,er. frcr. Scrameuer. Sran'
Gcner. Sermarn 1ae2el. \Antor
stte. Spieya Sa- rns Scha Nns'
raf,u prn Scele,oma: Sreo Salter.
T.. @scree GraSel ano oerrarr
sshanusS.:eper uun 6restara.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09

--aui ber esiirieen 8sriammluna
oes 3armers Geaenie,tiaen Inter
itueuuas. .Sereins bon Oiaae Gpuntu
ipurbsn on Stelle ber Deamten be-
rem ereii6hriaer 9ermiu ateslaufen.
erwdhlt: Gum Tireitur 6err Sobu
Wabmann pon aoelttitpn OILS iein
eiasner sahiolser. unb ola 9nraior
6er eris Salter. ir.. ron Sreebura
an Stelle bes Serrn Soispb Yar BON
Rpelstown: uno als lelluertreten-
Der 9nEaipr Eat Ser 6eurn s..
Shmiet BON hier 81 bienen.
-3u Reta IN am le tten. Snms'
! tag sittre ssilbelm Stun,pe int III.
asIdieOsn. e Bic gsriiorSeato, 2 iss iasiis
Teutihfnrh nebirtia. hiutrrlhBt bic
Climber gsilbelm bel apelttppu, so
ieph. @epra uub GIiiobetb Gran So'
iepb Blaming bel Meta uno @aria
/ sfrau Gospar 2uebbert bel ct. eliia'
beth uobnhait. Tie qeite Der Yer
blid,enen ipurae nm Wuntaa uNter
,ablreid)em Geleite nui benz tatb.
Wuttesoder su Weta beitattet.
Gin Yubeuiihd. luelhes nidlt
olleiu benz Giaenthimer idmerer
Sd,absn bereiten. iunocrn audl Wen'
| id,,uIebeu bate ioiicn tonnen, iunr'
| be on bsm Treihapparat ees 0erru
Sermann 5oppel uuu aceletplur
uerhst. Tic S6tne. bic nit oemiel'
ben suiid,Cn 6olt uno sseItphalto
am Trciden. bat ten bieie am seeas
neben laifsn. lin 8 llhr NoraenS
beaabtn lie Iidi bin unS lcRten tSeu
er urter bent 9eiiel al uni aIeid
mad, benz Srihitud au'bredlen ~
sbuueu. @erabe nls lie wieeer su1
Waid,ire ianlen, iluo oer- plna" au'
benz 9eiiel bcr ciueu San,plaehal'
rpu 100 Tiuno reaiiirirte. Gin
9rictriemen OIL ber Ereihma'tiinC
mar CbeuiolIs turh'huitteu mrrocr
Serr 1oYpcl iabnoet nui ben 9hnter
. ber tuiicntlih entoedt rno lctne'
wohIucrbieuten Strnis iin cine iplh
ruhloie 9bat uidlt srtaehen wiro.
-C5enern batten mir unter anes
. rem G'eiutsu ms nut ben oeS oerr'
5rar, Scnncpalo bon Netn 81 CT
ireucn. Srant Der in hortietr @e
. aeuo cine Treitmaid,inc I'M Setrie
bat, sr,6hl,s uns inter Nueerei'
hok he uirlnelpbtcn auten &paoS I
4. CIoae Gpuntu. wcuioNcns no eS oi
IN icinem Se,ir'e orairae. eitel @'
= idwSv unb sSrnhlsri let. 2ro
hisier piet neprieieuer @eae ie,e
4 bptb Die pielastabeitsn sseae In Ro
! rieS Gpun,p peit cher oes eobe
|. ,uer,h. api ben sSeHsu in Waris
\ FUouu,a bate CT phue Mnhe ieine
r , TreIi,apparat tranSportiren tonuef
beneu IN Ciaae aser. wp CT /
Sauit. hatte er aus oem sssae aehe
: u. ieit,u6rts ourtn ete Ueleer E,nl'e'
I. ,Tas an vin,elnsr SieIlen nno u
|. einss,ne Shraer @eae. ioaar eroi
! Si0lc gssae sesnnt iuaretn. l'e'
be:tlith. burhbliten mie menia b
!, Ipun j Court Ft IN, has allaeu,e
! : ne ssoht Der Sureer ideere. q
:, Sarer. bat nar ieine Silitt. B
= Stencrn su sahlsu. sn erfaiien
uuo On sseaeIeucr miro CT tn Il
Il lere,n Satren ia aruuniih annsa
y sapIt iuos babel hstaus'uTH
rlwite spar aud oul tert sseaen III
tIIir Vrlsca .pfrwertst eess ee
y ihiuensct. l,e5er eas ms N
|, .risl baneeii mau e,wehniih no
. benz .graapiass FRI toa;es me
q mns bdli bas eiaens -Sh I'M ara
= Yundhii luiro baun mil eefii eeau
y slpabinnb -pruminenieren onetitel
y !, ashicat une mit eem. mas psHsi ne
!. ahia "a aidats--..mire.. NW. ,
u 0ielisstqbsrt. hi shdiHzis CAN'T
Els-fr~ia
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
$1,000 Welstnsius

fir eiblihe Nnpabe bes 7hdters pbes
ber 9hdter bes Subsnithds wsidies
burdl 9osihrauben bes .nRb pnipe-
an Der Tompimoidline unb Tur1'
ialnsioen eines 2reibriemsns an Der
Treidlmaidtine 6es llnter,sidinsten
oerhtt mprben. Ti. Nnaabe mag
bel benz unterSeidlneten pber bel Der
Reoattipn bes -SplisbIait- asmadit
iueroeu.
Germ mn Sappei. Sr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
Gin treues Smitru uns GrfdltamsS
s,,ittcl In iecem Ssime npitid.

gei Rsh,ei btr 9ahreSssiis,' ma
einhelluna sinsr gr,altauu - bel
fSr,S,duuo fi;ier grfdltuna nnh BEN
si,i,,n el,rr faas iissnben gsrioa,
ha iclI,s sin ss.ruttes g'itisI astrsa'
iin oebraudvt ,rsrbsn. sd idlrist
nit tisssupvr .fine guriehluna. bod
wsis ID tsiin,mt boh iir nith unt
admllte Ts. aina's yiew Giseofert
Sos beae q ssss ans aebraufte Rii,
III a. M ne tabep pie perindt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09


snd cheapcS, slrcS, inaertneeS, 'i'e
chains, vulcanaing rubber cemesi,
spark plugs and al kiais Q; oil aad
.-r,sse, | 10 al Kind. !, rwpsirvorA
On e.rs, smh a. usling enstnss'
regrinding valves, reettisg eearinEs
vulcanising casing On innersaees or
snr .ssla-,las nsvled on y"ar car
Sven yesrs exreEssase In Gas ka-
giae.. A call On ipe In above line
or ether hi.ck.miih lxerk win Be
syprecixira, I Win be II ny rises
q bssiness %xalsAy freA scs -.
4 l. ecA1PY81A
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
esfales.

eefaleS.
--osnru Seumel beiorat ssepera'
turnrbeit an Nutpmubuen.
!. Trf, Spieptina aabmafer beiinbel
Fd ieit Routaa In Rtiiourts oaupt'
habit.
--grl. gsrbniea Crtmener IN am
Sa,ustaa nah ct. 9uuis In Tieni
abaereih.
,-gutomubit Reperaturen mic
Tires u. I. 10 unb Gutpmubil Cels
bel Senrp Deiiniel.
..-5rl. gRarie Yprameper beeat
iit am Npntae su meiterer aus6il'
bunh nidl Neliepillc. Sll.
Sri. sulia @ieaers BON ct!
L3puis IN felt 5reitas bier I'm Glttrn'
hauie aui 1eiu6.
SRI. Raria Bpie pon 6ulf iuar
einlae 7oae letter @pdle bier bel
5reiinbinnen aui geinh.
5gie etrir. sttpsflsr @alburais
tRiliflehrerin) fshrte Greitaa bun
Ct. apuis uadl Tier snrad.
--pie ums terid,tst iporbsn, Ii
Serr auanI 4obe In Tss1'cincs.
Ga. on slerpenfieber srtrantt.
--Alle ArseH pcm Hounip enipiu'
tepe Sdautbhd,er nni, Eager bel
Nbrian& 6iitemcber.
-9is Uaumslfisr @sbr. opriIoa'
hlst ilbreu sur Seit ihr 0errn an'
nuf 6.llet eiu neueS @ohntans ani
--glr. 'Thereiia 0per bsanb Gdl ON
Rchtaa su 1siudl ibrer Shlpeiler
5rl. Gliiabeth Duer nadl Ssiisrion
Gitp.
SRI. Maris 2caiie 1uuIss mil
Serrr Charles Gapelle offs Seaiei'
ter. spar Suuntoa auf geinh I'm o.
terkbauis.
pbileiantbinter peldt
Reberatureu an ihren Cars benbthi'
aen io!lten bel Senrp SenHtel uur'
Iprehen.
-perr Rariin aphnruesmepeI
mad,te zines Cages Der le5ten &uhe
Der Staatabuuutaabt einen 9eitdits'
+ beiudi. -
-arl. Nnua SiItsme1er bat NtI
nod, Srtuitpuu. beaeber no l'e Str
bortiaen Gfarridlule :tS 2ehrerln
porIisbsu tutro.
--Scrr Sernann &iIberS opr
parbspille ,par Gountoa bier anl
Wsiud, bel benz Sruber oeurh unc
beiien 5amilie.
-asl. yeruarbiua gaitrUp reiii'
am. Touuerstaa AZ Seiuh o''
adpeier Srnn GitLeim Sues unG
Iani.te mad, @aibins,cu, W'o.
--arau Seislsu. bic spei gSoher
lana bel bsr Gamilie ihrr 2odte'
her Nrau aPariin Vlabnlrpsr metlte
IN sanastaa nah SeitsrIOn G'i'
bsimasiehrt.
Ter luuoc Derr Gbuare Nowlt'
N ant Sretioa sur &isoeratnahm
ieiuer Stuoisu In bsr elsttri'h,l
Suseunieidule pieoer nafl 81
Ycuis abaereiit.
sri. Yortba 6iltemcper 1T let,
3ud,e pieber nah BEN Stontr Gilt
nois no Iie aud, pahrena oiele
sHnliotres als !etrerin lbdtia 'ei
wiro. abarciiii.
-Serr Ssrmaun SilIenlepcr po
feline Snrm bel ,5pli nit yIusnobnl
suioer, 7ourlptien. iar ben Vrei
pun 81. 800 an Serrn Snieph St'
a,nanu ueriauft.
Tie Cerreu 6. :. Nuersn'epc
..0enru sdaniot mb 0eurn Sd'anirt
l,ev madlteu am TicnStaa TN Nuf
bes 2setercu ciuen ae,tlolt'tcle
Nusitua nod Ssiierion dttn'
-Serr eeurr Staeden upn Jrs'
bu,o brod,,s cm Gisnttaa eerT
aernoro eedItsl rsbl, @aisia III
1obu uuo Grt. aatbariua 6ctltel :
einrm geiuhe ihrer HraStbdat
bierher.
Die seehphaila & 3o!i 2robu
Gpmpanu pcrianbte Tieustan GU
aorlueuna @isb t7S stwsIne, !
appi Rirbuieh Jnno aGlber) taei
non bier aus uno ,beiS Don ciai
geuo ~ Wiartte.
llnicre .butdlsr" NaYiin Sphe'
uesmucnr uab Geo. D. Golirou es
pulladueiatsn Tn letter Wod)s el'
qabuua Sisti bes oerrn oernlal
Schonnesneper 81 Nrtebps 'noe
lie bieier eine'halbe GarlaouEa .pf
eioenen Rinbuiehs fiir oen Ser'an
,um @orite beiihateu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
Sxiins Ssaail taruta.

IA Asxr kNiIans HuN SaSSSFs Setiess
Ilne. elns is5as SlIas Sts'9 silo ".
AIR.
igo xssS ggaittslcgs nit sp.tE Sssaa-
ben uRs uase e,isasl,a. Fge's p'E Ade1
si0o.
70 Nss- mit sussr sssausta une aisf
saas anhr 9nli.g. Sg,ts ssr Stas Sl"4
I.e sess leAI rsi5ss Ssss,is!aua psRtr
;e0 seer xniy Sfas iHs. sSSsKs psi
ater $;lS. :
ise gSsr ieht t,j5SS SrairCslns, sHiS
sa.ct Su.sur. aSsilth pea Sf'cEaeer.
gesis pSr Atn fll5. ,
xusx ben BE. anaesskepe7 eaesn -
piels snsers Sermen N 'cet erneeMed:fr
erriisn rns ffnnsp iasitniiiSs iss9s ~
esAl sreiIes. -.
ekIsr 4 GeAt s-s. =
elaisr cha H<fTas : n. D.
-3leii unh,s sRsecaet ND VI
l9dplaes b<i1< 8nrQer. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
Gin aItseS 9pnnoenmittel

bauptishlicb fur geui, uas alaaericu9s
hfi 9inepieh uae Piaefr. SEtis si-sS Ett
Sd.ei. Soripirsi pcEcali Ai
xrre 9rinfErr. &s'iFss!'e, tse !.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-09
s,..s e,lass slrR Astssm CARA

80 xeer. 9.0 astv un,tr NaIlEt mt
~ sec,s,lans. C-t..a'.tss AsssksuE, J
satuRen .gs 2attgs CrsatIst s.s caaTiJ'
aag RauG G5suv, .s,,rt,se'gCiStf, SsSsic';,
-is,e- RVS Gal&aEJal&s. ~jt|s ,l1ga "
te,s,,A rii -, -s- stS s3tR 80 Il }sefs
S,SreA;tii searSg .;erssH. CI,Ss cTuHHsE
nm slAsa,tay. gHss SsTs "a 1uI ar gsSi
s,btitrRest Styia1Hsi. Sar' Ste'ltH veu
Ceuntrss UGs e.. .t,.r Vea S''frsdsai
'Scgrp az NeV Gg.,rtG i'ctGv ~ 'itT'. ~
u.st irete Sensi .a',,vFt wtt esa Etle'
aler S,tth,nSuGl .-..t :, F:li,t- Saa'Ss
.aua ,ets,iatu Sav C2a.iCa- gsC'a 81
per SsgG.