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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
MT. OLIVE.

Crops are looking very we'll here at
this time, and the people are about
done planting. Early corn is being
worked out.
j. W. Clanton made business trip
to Conway last week
c. G. Morgan and G.. w. Weatherlv
did some repair work on their phone
lines last week.
Author Summers and family visited
in this community Saturday and Sun
day.
Chas. and Marvin Easter of Cypress
Valley were at Mt. Olive Sunday.
w. H. Bullion and family and sew
eral others of near Marshal attended
church at this place Sunday.
w. R. McHenry of Beryl was al
Mt. Olive Sunday.
The w. o. w. met at Mt. Olive
cemetery Sunday evening and deco
rated the graves of the deceased SOW.
ereigns.
In the absence of the pastor GU,
young local preacher, Horace Louis
preached for US Sunday evening.
The cemetery committee announced
the day set apart to clean off the yard
for Tuesday, May 25. Let all who
are interested come and bring tool!
to work with. The grasses are in &
deplorable condition.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
THE ARKWAY.

"His Uncle's Will" Rex two-reel
drama, heads the bill tonight at the
Arkway. The story was written and
produced by Robert Leonard. He al
SO plays the leading role with Ella
Hall, the winsome little Rex leading
lady, playing the "girl in question .
And just as these two superb artists
are delightful in their respective roles,
the play is delightful; there is COM
edy and drama every moment that the
picture is on the screen. How this
young nephew starts out to get job,
how he meets the very young woman
he was trying to escape, how he falls
in love with her and she with him,
without either knowing the others
identity; how the elopement is arrang-
ed and carried out and how the sud-
den awakening comes, owing to the
fact that they are each independently
wealthy, makes you smile and enthuse
over the quaintness and cleverness Of
it all.
when Brides Meet" Nestor
comedy, and "The Perils of Pauline, y
tenth installment, also will be shown
tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
OBJECTS TO Negroes
PREACHING TO WHITES
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
1t was announced yesterday at the
Baptist church that a negro preacher
would preach next Wednesday night
at the Baptist church to the white
people. Now, do not approve of
this, for it will do more harm than
good Negroes were not put here to
struct the white race Some might
say that this is an exceptional negro.
This may be so, but that does not put
him on an equality with white people.
The negro is of nature that if the
white people equalize themselves with
them he becomes better than a white
man in his own mind and then trouble
begins. Look few years back when
our president invited Booker 7. Wash
ington to dine with him. 1t caused a
lot of white people to suffer and many
negroes to be lynched. Then again
when johnson whipped Jeffries, there
was trouble all over the country. In
Dayton, Ohio, alone there were %
fights between whites and negroes
that day. And congress passed law
not allowing moving pictures to show
this fight.
We also have state laws forbidding
white and colored people from riding
in the same coaches together, and
then we have separate schools for
each race; also a law forbidding in
termarriage of the races. Besides all
of this, l think it would be disgrace
to the good people of Conway for such
thing as this to happen. Some
might say that this is done in other
places. This l admit, but there are
other things done in other towns that
l hope will never happen in Conway.
l am Baptist, but not a member
of this church. If had been would
have surely objected to letting this
negro preach to the white people.
With all respect to the good people
of Conway l remain
M. C. Turner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL
IS CLOSED AT NAYLOR
MANY PUPILS ARE AWARDED
MEDALS - GRADUATING
CLASS LARGE.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
Naylor, May 17.-Commencement
exercises last week marked the close
of one of the most successful sessions
of school ever held at this place.
Medals for proficiency were awarded
to long list of pupils and diplomas
were conferred upon large number
of graduates.
Thursday night the reading and
defamation contests were held and on
Friday morning the graduating exer-
cises occurred, at which time an ad-
dress was delivered by M. E. Duna-
way of Little Rock. The annual con-
cert was given Friday night, one of
the largest audiences ever assembled
in the county being present.
This closes the fourth year of Prof
Vaughter's work here and the school
heard last week unanimously re-elect-
e dhim for another year. Through
his efforts good school interest has
been built up and large outside pat
ronage has been secured
The following is list of the grad
yates:
Graded Course-Amy Annette, Bry-
an Fulks, Ulys Gore, Earl Hendricks
Alonzo Hawkins, C. C. Hawkins
James Baker, V. G. Townsend, Min.
ME Ryan, Eva Vaughan, Myrtle Va
den, Ella Seago, May Lackey, John
Davis, Roy Foster, Mary Elliott, Ar.
tie Woodward, Ora Hogue, Ora Good
rich Flora Gavin.
Eighth Grade-John T. Baldwin
James Sims Bryant, Moss Parker
Nellie Foster, Edna Roberts, Bernice
Richards.
Ninth Grade-Icie Roberts, Grace
Langford, Geo, w. Rickett, Thos. Da
wilson, Floyd Powell.
The medals were awarded as fol
lows:
intermediate recitation, Rosa Good
rich; grammar school recitation, May
Lackey; grammar school defamation
Bryan Fulks; high school recitation
Bernice Richards; high school decla
nation, A. E. Elliott; map drawing
Roy Foster; grammar school scholar
ship, Myrtle Walden; grammar schoo
department, Harley Pool and Amy
Arnett; high school scholarship Floye
Powell; high school department, Nella
Foster; intermediate scholarship, Lo
is Brady; primary scholarship, Ada
Lackey; intermediate department
Virgie Arnett; primary department
Susie Pairet; primary recitation, Bes
sic Maddox; primary defamation
Carl Brady.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
MILK BUCKET GERMS HOME
Cleanliness in Milking viii improve
Country Life-Prevents Many Ills.

Milk, as it is drawn from the udder
Of the COW, is pure and free from con.
tamination providing the COW is in
good health. Hence, the bacterial con-
tent is derived from outside sources
All are familiar with the black
sediment so commonly found in the
bottom of a vessel OF milk. The pres.
ence of hairs from the body Of the
COW is also a common occurrence. The
presence Of such material does not
only indicate the presence of dirt, but
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17

II means something more serious. It
indicates the presence of large num-
Der of bacterial germs. These germs
sometimes become so numerous that
thirty drops Of milk will contain as
many as one million germs. Many of
these bacteria are disease producing
organisms and are dangerous to pc3-
pie using the milk, especially small
children.
TO prevent this contamination the
TANKS and udder of the COW should
be free from dirt and manure. The I'D
der should be carefully washed as well
az the hands Of the mixer The old
fashioned wide-topped milk pail is
especially bad for catching larCe
amounts OF dirt and loose hairs. The
covered milk pail should always Ne
used, as it has a small opening In the
top with a double strainer so that it
is impossible for the dirt and filth to
drop in the milk during the process
of milking
G. l.. Macarthur,
Arkansas Experiment Station.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
IS THERE ANY COIN
IN THE CORN CROP?
WITH CONSERVATION OF MOIST.
URE, DEEP FLOWING AND CARE
Full CULTIVATION EXPERT
MENTS PROVE THERE is.

| Is there any money in the corn
crop: Hardly, if we take as a basis
the average acre yield in Arkansas of
IL bushels. But when we take into
consideration that individual farmers
and members OF boys corn clubs are
securing yields varying from 60 to 1870
| bushels to the acre. one is tempted to
| believe that the trouble lies in our
methods and not with the corn crop
| Last season most Of us suffered from
the drouth. Let US make certain this
year, If possible, that this does not
occur again, and that our crop is prof
| table
Conserve Moisture.
Moisture can never be conserved to
better advantage or can cultivation be
| done so quickly or cheaply as before
| the crop is planted. Deep blowing
and an occasional use of the subsoiler
is desirable in order to provide a suit.
able reservoir for absorbing the spring
rains.
On the Experiment Station farm it
| has been custom to break the land
six or seven inches deep some time in
February. A couple of days before
planting the field is run over with a
disc harrow tapping one-half. This is
especially desirable if the soil has be-
come packed. Sometimes a heavy
spring toothed harrow is used to
smooth over the work of the disc This
brings any remaining weeds out of the
ground and exposes their roots and
destroys any tender stemmed weeds
that may be pushing to the surface.
Prepare Before Planting
Where level planting is praticed the
section harrow with teeth in a slant
| may be used about a week or ten days
| later Recklessness In this practice,
however, tends to thin out the stand
Cultivation should begin when the
rows can be followed easily, and
should be repeated so far as practical
Bile once every ten days. Especially it
is desirable to cultivate after a pack
ing rain.
AS the crop develops the cultivation
should gradually become more shallow
as not to disturb the roots of the corn
plants. In a dry season a continual
ton of this practice until the crop is
in the roasting ear stage gives best
results.
l.. w. Osborn, Assistant Agronomist,
Arkansas Experiment Station.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
NEW TEACHER NAMED.

Miss Carrie Goatcher of Black Rock
has been elected member of the fac
ulty of the Conway high school, to
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Miss Hazel Wright to accept
a position in a Kansas school. Miss
Goatcher has been teaching this year
at Walnut Ridge and comes highly
recommended, especially as discip-
linarian. She will be assigned to
work in the junior high school.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
At The Theatres
THE GRAND.

Mothers Roses" Broadway stal
feature, produced in three reels by
the Vitagraph company, will be fea-
tured tonight at the Grand. Doro.
thy Kelley, James Morrison Mary
Maurice and an all-star cast will pre-
sent their photoplay, which is said to
be one of the most spectacular ever
produced by the Vitagraph company
The Normal brass band will give a
concert in front of the theatre to-
night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
CASE Is APPEALED

The defendant has taken an appeal
to the supreme court in the case of
Eugene Williams against George w.
Donaghey, in circuit court of Pulaski
county. In the lower court the plain
tiff was awarded a judgment of
$1,000 for moneys alleged to have been
advanced during the campaign for
governor in 1912.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17

sheep that is kept in a dry place
sheltered from the wind will not sur.
fer, even on the coolest nights; but If
the stable is allowed to get too warm
and close they are almost certain &c
suffer when turned out the following
day. I}tyH s.>iHf-.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
Arkansas Experiment Station

The demand for pigs and poultry by
members of the boys and girls pig
and poultry clubs In Sebastian county
is greater than the supply, and
business men and farmers are co.
operating to make the county one
Of the greatest diversified farming sec.
lions in Arkansas
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
CARD OF THANKS.

| take this method of thanking the
city fire company and others who rem
dered such valiant services in trying
to save my furniture stock last Fri
day night. l also tender my heart
felt thanks for the many expressions
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
Don't Blame The

collar, protect them by sending them
to OUR laundry. Likewise your
shirts, cuffs, and all linens. We do
ont guarantee the magainst wearing
out, but we do claim to make your
linens last longer, your collars will
be creased correctly and your shirt
bands will not be stretched In every
sense of the word, everything will be
satisfactory. Give us a trial
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
ORCHESTRA RECITAL.

The Central College orchestra rem
dered an excellent program at the
college auditorium Saturday evening.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17
. .
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight, partly cloudy; Tues
day, fair and warmer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-05-17

of sympathy and encouragement Of
fered by Conway citizens.
| Respectfully,
W. W Westmoreland.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07
slhtnHg. Steaersabler.

Cd Der llnterseihnete Steuerein.
nebmer FUR Cinae gountp Rp. rperbs
;ur Ginfollettiriine Der Steuern or
fulsenben eaten on fUlaenbe Crter
iein:
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utr nnhmittnes ont 50. Cttuber.
Byron. bic llhr nahm. Titnitna
26 Cttuber.
5euerspille, bis IL llhr form.
Nittmuh ben 27 Gttpber.
Cooper 6ill. BON | llhr nahm.
Wittpph ben q Gttpber.
Freedom. pon 3 bis ~ llhr BORN.
Tpaueriiaa ben 2s Citpber.
Dope, bon 2 llbr nohuI. ben rs.
Cttober bis IL llhr oorr. dieitaa
ben 20 CtiOber.
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ben 2 Citober.
aub. bis ~ llbr mittces SnH,hnn
ben 80 Cttober.
qouie Greet. Bis I llhr natjm Ton
nerhne ben 4. Aooember.
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ben 5 Nouember.
aranfenfiein. ppr l Bis 4 ilbr nat,m
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ben 8 Noocmber.
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neritna ben IL Ruuember.
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bis aRittaa SaniRng ben l3 9oo.
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II Iopember.
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rsriioa ben Is 9louember.
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9loeen,ber.
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9iorember.
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Zen 90 Nop. bis ltr Samlae een
81 Npu.
Tie nbriac 9eit neree ich in Ger
Collectors Ciii;c in Yiru ieir.
3. Z. drnntlin. Steaercinr:bmsr
idr Ciaas Gpartp $40.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07

Tas man in un ere M
2aube nod cine aarse Reihe BON &c
ihaitsleuten aeiebmdkia Dor bic
Sdranieff bes @eridts briuaen
lam, uno trus rebliden gertnufee
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eiue 10 rruhe Seite hdtte.. ,6nuie
man iih r,dlt barlber ausladleH.
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Sunrtaa sirem Turhiasn Gin gIdSs
den @erfieninit sur 2abuua. Start
una unb grholuua. 10 tritt aleid
has @eies beruor uno ihpiuat lei.
nen orthenoen anippcl nbcr bent
6oupte bes lpehrlpien Cplers. bas
puu Spiseln uno Stuliilern herau.
aesoeen niro. Gs brinat eirem 10
iart bic aItcn Sniieeaeiese Teutit.
lambs purs @cmiitb, nls bieie Sohne
rrIt In QeutiGlnno e,nqeflbrt. uno
oereu ilfes aromo 10 mardes out
muthioe Mtutteiden in Ieincn Hrn,en
usriiridte unb gum idlnrienoeu gs'
muiie cintuo. Ga bieies arpma. bas
| feline Spicr iudlte. purbe nud oereu
| tudliher Gerrdtber. ocuu Der Spieet
: uSer Shnliiier brauht bios an irls
| hen Wpraen bel tlhler. heller Gu It
ieiae Splrnoie In bic S,6be su hebeu.
! uuo acabt pie Gin Soeohunb. iabrte
, ibn has Nrpma heS brcnnenben pber
tphsnoeu 0eWiir,es on be Stslle
Der Riiitthat. uuo has Serhdnauis
uahm ieinsn qaui. Spld,es iuaren
bruihe !9ui,aube uur etlpa 200 Cab
rcu. Vile beutt rlnn beule iber bicie
!Tpri1lIe? - Gbeuip nirb bic gladl
,pelt ms In Ss,dp auf uniers
| Sdaniaeieee bsurtbeilen. Tie Wit
welt bat eS ihcn aethan uno thut rS
mod INNER.
Gpiicn MIR beSholb elm Giniebsr
lhaben, unb e,ne Iaiis bieitr Gtiset
bic pielttid,i nod nnaebraht iparer,
lals bas 9ho hes Salieiiclaaes nod
ater nuiere Yrarieu trbyotnte. pp,
Iallsm. bieies leioiac. laherlids
| sdaniaeiee. bnrrh ssiberrui IN bi,
Rumpeltlmmer ber Geraauaentti;
utriueiisu. ssill man permittell DC
Ii,sen. itarfe tar,teriehe Reniher
,trousieheu. iperben mir uie ioidls
erhcbeu. Tns IN erpieien.- alif
pea bamit! - I'm bic 9eaislutn'
aeran, ruub bieie nHaeaanaen. biei,
nups6eiphienen altefthhmlid,en
aenihencntehrenhe liebtrreae Dor
anbiluthlid,tr 5eiteu weardumen,
| Gea bamit! l@bl.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07
.s,ad,cem bic ssincer iameu.S

ibreIb. 5rcu Raria ciion pou RAJ,
inpeaua. y. y. -idlitn GO. aIs pb
metre Ssiunot.i, nn6 ariitt ebndh.
men. urb Oeuten gle. Id, war heis
cine Iebr iiarts uub ssiunSt iiraa ne.
reien. Sadl Ahtumeiismus stanhH
mid ~ plaaen, mas meine Gage
nod idllimmer uIat,tt SA babe
Tets cine Nbneiauns asaeH sersit
duo Rebisinea eehnbt. 1roE0ea
sutibiDb i'd mid. 5crri's Slseno
trnuter 81 rsriMhen. uHb iA .ann
Hagen baB C. fh nls Elm srO6aytiees
unb pirtunauoIIes 6eiImitteI iar nle
ie msiue Ssit,usrSen errieien cat.
Stl bnnte 5hnsu berslidF.'
8ie uiele gpitter ei6t e. uihi,
Die dbnlihe Griatrruaeu acMatt
baben? 9lr iolhe beoeutct bic S:s
'nnnti6aft nit eirem sarerIiiFasH
arduterheilmittel. ME es dornis
alpeutrauier III. oar uisl.
Rou reraeiie niht, has 1iorui's
Slpeutriuter uiGt in aposhc'cH ~
hnben 1T. irnoern bum Src;iatD.
acnten oirett npm eohorc.c.ium Ct.
lisiert rirS. GRnu idlrCibe cz: Tr.
Ester Gnhrnep & Sons &C.. l9-aass
60. bopue aoe ghitnaU. 2U.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07

uermeiben fpirben. Sur i'm 5elbe
tanH man ishen Of cine dehre beiun.
oers arpB nHS poll IN neil fe aui
benz einsiaen Stensel I'M Shael
tuuhs, unb baber aeaen anoere Web.
ren i'm @urtheit mar.
Hur i'm 5elbe tnnn man iehen Oh
cine Gehre su hoh pher su nieoria
ant Stenael fit rnb Oh bieielbe 70
ientredlt ON JEteHael ias. ooB Der
6erbfreaen In bic Silie seinbrineen
nrb bic asbre oerberbsn tunnte.
Tie 6bhs Der Nshren am Stenael.
III iehr widAia. nid1t MIR iueil ois
niebriaen Gebren Ieidt einsuiammeln
iinb. ipubern aud neil Seriudle ae'
Seiot hnben BOB bic uisbrieen debreu
I'm aiIaenieinen irhher reii werben
oils bic bod am Stsnasl beiinoIiten.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07

-llnier hod,p. Iinrrer :. u.
Eiepenbrod mar dninnas Der @0he
In auelstuiun beim 8iersiaiiunocn.
@ebet bebilflih.
-Nm Tienstng rerinnbts bic
3eit phnlia & 5Olt Grabbing Go. 20
appf &inbpieb uno rs Sdpeine
tbeils uun Ciaee Senb unb tbeils
bon hiciiaer 2nnbuns aus nnI ben
Martt nadI Ct. Souls.
Ter an pielen Stellcn I'm 9ouHt
tp entlnns ben Strasen niIbpdhIen'
be Suffice iollte isst eeid,n.tten
merbcn. ba ieet BET Samen puIltpms
nen rcii 1T. Ter hphe a,reis bee
Someus peIdeu bieIe alcenrt Iieiert
maht bos Gruteu besieIbeu ichr pro
htobeI. Slbilee III eine Der beiien
Rilan,en foe behanbiae sseior.
-@ir MAIDEN nui Gsarliuftr's
dusihciounaS SertauI al auberer
SteIle auimeriiani. Ia 0err Gsor
linstp alien Ciaae Gontiern beianut.
Diele bel ihm bier nnb aud in Sci.
ierion Gitp ihre ibre uinidufe ae'
maht. wiro er eS seiuiB billiaen
penn mir ibm oils leBte Gbre zines
9uiprudls plr0isen.
Sidltcr 6eurp Iortb u. Satin BON
Mctn, berr gunrab Sue,aenameper
unb Satin BON St. Gli!abetd unb
6err 6snrp 3illibraub bon 5ult fuhs
ren am Eienstaa in bes eriieren
6erru Autu bier opr. &idter 9urth
eriuies inns bic Gbre ms Germ
.Sucraensmeper, einem alten botl
lanec niai mebr eeiebenen 5rennoe
oorsuIiellen. limb bLB mir uns iiber
bic Nnnsen freuteH ein @eilhen nit
bicien iuoiolen 6erreu oertcbrcr 5u
tbnren beoarf teiner %eriiheruna.
Tie bieiiacn apttlmbusritter CT.
rdblien Tien'ae Gbeuo fur bns toms
menoe Sabr bic tulaenoen Seamten:
@ranb auiabt, Geo. y. Nerner;
Tspuiu Srano auiaht. Seurp Scus
mel ;.1iuausietretdr. Senrp Yeiemer.
CT Vrutuiollietrstdr. 6enrp Gaiirop;
@arbsn. oenrp Staeicr; Chancellor
Serb. Crtmuepsr; Goopeate, ,@erb.
6,l:emsper; Shobmeiiier, 0eurp
@efiermanr; 5niioe @uaro. 6cnrr
anueuer: Cutiioe Guaro. Ben Zap.
pei unb Truites. glntun 3. t}edteI.
Ter Reoattenr, her In letter
@Odle ppm SdhtteIiebsr beialleu.
"uo bsr BON benz iteilurtreteuben 8es
ootteur oils -uutsr ben 6eheru" be-
frolih aereIbet luurbe. beiiEoet iid
uieoer luuhlaui. 2ieieS 6iene alien
unieren iSrcuubeu. bic burn ilre
GpnouIcnsidreibeu ihre Spmpntbie
beiidtinten sur Nerubiauna. Ten
Ratb unieres Greunbes y. s. BON
6reebura iueiter in ben DARTS nus
ansuiieoeIn. hateu mir aIip ourldu
iia niht n6thla su beioIaeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07

@ -Gs i-hsiffe rR IA d Ria eS-
tpieien. eas bic ameriianrr eeatidher
abhammuue Hsebr Grne anS geeen
In ben scr. Stantsu eeksen. as Die
Ameritancr iraeno eiur aneerea ga'
tieunalitdt. limb xranb -,uah Haotn
uerieiht &adtt. iellte ae ipsnishess
perftihen. lluo ise IN eis 9tit ae-
,cn,n,en. su besutiiea. .,hab Mr
Testitn .ameriianer Ia6t bat, &ir
braaheu uns aidt por ben Gssisns
BERN unh ibren Srean6en prrihreibsn
40 laiien suol bisie :7pilen. tpir kne
aahre Gmsr;fnner., nnesre. amsritcs
usr spar. snie Sr, Ehite< unA 9e,
npiien. ecun tieis .iiao 1naldnhcr.
mir abet miiitn. ipos. mir nns aae
Zen Ser. stdnten Iaaibia me. nam,
lid bah sir unies. 2nnb. be- ens
issi snt oeinats asftothsn n. ,ear
Der brisiin<H xsxalsi iAas<a TER
tsisilat tlsfn eratnnhs Sstrtfnae
msS aees61fn pef9ea. No bde tarii
si&i baelt leAst xkAes N oin
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07
TEN sfnsemfen Der sefallenen
Sameraccn.

StUMeIucSHs
Tie itr Slut unb Qeben
dr uns bahineeseben.
Cote 0rloer, nun ruht aus!
Reines Sdlmsrses tuebcc Shreden
aann aus bieiem Sd1laf euh ueden;
Huhet aus. ibr ieio su Saus.
lleberiianbsn III bic 6blle
Ter @rauaten nnb Sdlrapnelle.
Nuu id1lel sRutter groe enh.
Turii nno pnnaer. 6rph uno 5ieber,
Etnrm uno sisasn iino purhber.
Mntteridlp6 N iuarm nno ipeih.
Mber mir. bic ipir bier pben
BOD In SonneuIidlt. aeIoben
Gins euh IN bic @ruft binetn:
Wldlt umipnii habt ihr oeiiriiten,
Widlt umiouii babt ihr aeIiitsn;
Cure Grben wtIl'n mir iein'
durer idlpsren arbelt Grben.
Grbtn ielbii bon gipt urb Ste,ben.
Niies aeb' ppn Sanb ~ 0aub.
grben cures Ser,ens Srennen
Bur bas 6baJfe mas mir iennen-
Teutides golt unb @aterlanb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07
Ter 1'tniAseit Griaifnnsen bard
p. HiateH sebeiit! 5

Seio ibr ie. tpenu itr enh erfdt'
tti, ourdi einea tppifen sintenmaIe
aemonbheitg seeldl' helebeues &irss
una. Yseit bifnsten iiG cure aasaeu
40, Ginathmuna bieier eebeimnib'
pollcn Tdfte. 90. Tr. Geii's Fine
Tor Suusp beiiet bic ffarinoen Oh
aeaItaiim uub sniiernt han enhra.
las isnere 0emets S.f S6hinhef
miro aeaen hsn aniaH ean frfdi,
tssasttlmen aehdrst. So 6aastsse
tsaadt bshaheia sise 6tekbe a
Ganb. Sss.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-10-07
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