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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
U. s. GOVERNMENT ''CAN 60 TO HELL, ]"
 GEN. VILLA AYERS

Fl Paso, Aug. 2-..The American. government can go to Hell.'' declared General Francesca Villa. addressing a gathering of foreign merchants at Chihuahua City, Saturday. Shortly afterward he confscated a number Of their stores. F'orty4tvo Mexican mer- chants were jailed after the confer ence held Saturday for the purpose of raising a forced loan. Six were ex- ecuted.
 Such was the substance of reports brought here today by foregn merch- ants.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
TAYLOR SYSTEM
 lS INSTALLED IN BENNINGTON PLANTS

At the Remington Arms & Arnrnuni- tion plant it became known today that Clinton E. Woods. who several months ago had severed his connection with the American Graphophone Co. as superising engineer. had taken up similar work with the new company
 Though no Information as to his present whereabouts would be given out at the American Graphopho one plant today, MT. Woods was located at the Arms Co.'S offices and admitted the change. His lips had been sealed. however. as to work on which he was engaged.
 MT. Woods is a noted efficiency ex- pert, having been enc of the earlier disciples of the noted originator Of the Taylor system which was inaugur ated in the plant of the AfidvaIe Steel Co., Of Bethlehem, Pa
 His career at the American csraphophone plant was frought with innovations and 1t is belived that the new schedule of working hours at the
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

'rograd that the German forces be- fore Warsaw have been heavily rein forced from the west, thereby creating favorable conditions for ac- tive operations by our al1ies.''
 There has been heavy fighting on the Narew front where the Germans have made some progress in the des- perate battle which is raging between the Narew and the Oje Rivers.
 Latest reports from Vienna are to the effect that the Russians are re- treating further east, pursuing Ger man regiments having passed through Cheln.
 At the opening of the Russian Du- ma yesterday the ministers in their speeches, did not attempt to minimize the gravity of the situation but all agreed that Russia had not reached the end of her resources. The minis ter of war summed up his views with the assertion that Russia perhaps would surrender Warsaw as Moscow was given up in 1872, in order to in- sure final victory.
 On the western front only artillery duels marked the military operations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
PRUsSIAN TREATY
 INVOLVED IN CASE
 OF STEAMER FIR Y E5

Washington, Aug. 2-Germany's re- ply to the last American note on the sinking of the American ship William P. Frye by the auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich began ito arrive today at the state department. Time for it's publication will be arranged later.
 Germany is contending for her right to destroy and pay for the Frye under the Prussian-Aneriean treaty of 1923 The United States denies the right to destroy the ship.
 There appears to be no question Of the payment of reparation by Germany but there is question over whether it shall be paid directly by diplomatic exchanges or shall go through a prize court. Germany takes the latter view.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
ALL ENGLAND AWAITS
 TIDINGs FROM WARSAW

London, Aug. 2.-No direct news from warsaw has been received here to-day. While there are increasing indications that Grand Duke Nicholas is withdrawing his army. there is evil dence that the capital still is in the possession of the Russians, since Pet rograd Correspondents of Warsaw pa pers were directed to send accounts of the Dumas opening for the issues of Monday Enorning.
 That Russia has not entirely abandoned hope of diversion ain the west which would relieve the tre- nendous pressure exerted upon her by the Austro-German armies, Sis shown by the announcement from Pet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
PETROGRAD; HOPEFUL
 OF SUCCESS IA WAR

Petrograd, Aug. 2. - Serni-ofhcia1 press material issued at the general staff Headquarters in Petrograd says:
 The sending of important German reinforcements from France to our front goes back to the second week of July, Russian style, when Field Marshal Won Mackensen met a cruel rebuff On the Vieprz river and the battle on the Narew river took on a stubborn character. X
 For every success we have the en- emy compensated by milling up against us new forces from the western front, thereby. creating very favorable con- ditions for operationsAby our allies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
GERMANY HOLDS UP
 NOTE ON SUBMARINES

Berlin. 4ug. 2f-Tas Gern4an. gov ernment has not yet decided whether the American note regarding German submarine warfare will be answered
 The foregoing statement is among the items-of news prepared to-day by the Overseas News Agency for trans mission by wireless telegraphy abroad The statement in full follows:
 Notwithstanding reports to the contrary the German government has not yet decided whether the Arnericsn note regarding German submarine warfare will be answered. The gov- ernment awaits the text of the an nounced American note to Great Brit ain before deciding what further steps will be taken
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
SUES FOR INJURIES IN
 MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT.

To recover For injuries received whenra bicyclist crashed into a, motor cye1ist, James B Capron of this city. has brought suit against Arthur F. zeidler oflthfs city for $500. Capron says he was riding a bicycle on Sea- view avenue, June ', last, when Zeid- Ter crossed to the wrong side of the street, struck sCapron's wheel and knocked Capron down. The plaintiff declares he sustained painful injuries. The action is returnable to the civil common pleas court, September term.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

Washington, Aug 2-Diponlac notes of importance from Britain and received at the State Depart today. They will be published later, and meanwhile, Department officials silent to their text.
 Brtans supplemental note in reply to American interference with shipping will be publish ed "Wednesday.
 set Germanys reply to the last Amer sinking of the American ship William P Frye notebgan arrive this forenoon and of considerable Department officials engaged today trans laf he mes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
6ciency System Being In- stalled in Remington Plants by Former Grapho
 phone Head tickets Still Maintained at Grant Mfg. \ Men Back Elsewhere

Little Falls, N. Y, Aug. D. About 800 employees at the Ilion plant Of the Remington Arms Company left their work to-day as 3 result of a disagreement ove 2 wages
 The company put the 87hour schedule into effect this morn ing and the men claimed that they expected to receive, under its terms, the same payment as for 10 hours a day
 With the exception of the picketing maintained at the Grant Mfg. Go, under the aus pices Of the Local No. 80, I. A.
 , there is scarcely g vestige 10 be found of the labor troiu- Lies In Bridgeport.
 The situation is not altogeth- e cleared up. but machinists of 5 tie local union today said that the prospect was that the eight hour as was coming to them without appreciabIe trouble-
 Workers are back at their places at the Coulter & aeken- .zle plant, the Gaynor Mfg Go, the Bridgeport Engineering Go. AnnIcab1e solution of the labor problems has been reached in all these factories, and where the eight hour day has not been granted preliminary steps to- wards that end are being taken.
 There was widespread discussion in lappr circles today of the effect of the abolition of piece work in the Rem ington plants in connection with the eTative henceforth. It was claimed in s01ne quarters that the am ount to be earned under the day systenn would be cut considerably.
 The 4nstaI1ation of the. Taylor eff ciency system at the Remington plant, part of the general scheme for the in- crease Of output and the shortening of working hours is progressing under the direction of Clinton E. Woods. whd has been the supervising engineer o1 the American Graphophone Go. fol several years MT. Woods is in charge Of this feature of the work at tE Remington plants.
 Discussion Of the armour cement o1 8 prof6 sharing system effective this week with the LocomoIbdle company is not confined to the plant itself. Int Locomobile Go, it was generally un. dersfood was soon to be the barge . of union labor's demands for better working conditions The effect o' che notice is probIenatical- Speedfns sIp Of the men under the bonus system is viewed in some quarters as not al that union labor expected.
 John J. KeppIer. the strike leader active here fer the past fortnight, i: absent from town He is directIne his attention to other cities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
SEMI-PRO MINES GO p INNINGS AT
 W0ODMONT LOT

New Haven, Aug. 1.-Two semi professional baseball teams. the Plyrn- outh, of New Haven, and the Wood monts. in game played at Wood mont, a west shore surnncring place, yesterday went 22 innings. Wood < mont won 6 to .5. Not a run was scored from the seventh to the goth inning. when Plymouth made three runs which were evened by Wood mont h lfg half
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
PAGE IS INVESTIGATING
 DEATHS ON IBERIAN

Page at London to-day notified the state department he is Investigating the report that three Americans were killed and three wounded when the British steamera Iberian was torpe- doed and sunk by a German slIbma- rine last week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
HAWAIIAN VESSEL
 ON ROCKS IN FOG

San Francisco, Aug. 2.-L1fe-savine crews and tugs early to-day went to the assistance of the American-Ea- waiian stea mShip Georgian on Dux- bury Reef, a few miles north of the Golden Gate where the lfreighter went ashort in a dense fog last night. Cap tain Nichols and a erewsof more than 30 men are aboard the stranded ves- sell
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
Shop Is Sunk In Quicksand;;
 Three Killed

Hudson, N. r., Aug. 2.-Three men were killed and eight injured, one of whom may die, when the power plant of the Knickerbocker Cement Co. at Greenport, half 8 mile east Of here was submerged in a quicksand bed today. The three dead men were la- borers, two being colcred.
 Without warning the plant, togeth- CT with land about it. to the extent of three acres, caved in to q depth of 3 0 feet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
HEAD OF GRANT co.
 PLANS TRIP TO CANADA

Jere G. Kingsburv, president and treasurer of the Grant 8danufacturins Co, applied this morning to Natural izaticn Clerk M J. Flanagan for a passport to visit Canada He said Ea wanted to go there ea business. H is the fourth person within weak who has applied for a, Canadian naas- port
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
FOUR KILLED BY
 THE HEAT IN N. Y.

NewsYo ork, Aug. 2-Four deaths and a number of prostrations caused by the excessive heat and humidity were York city today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY
 SEND ANSWERS TO U. S. NOTES

British Supplemental Reply To Our Protest Shipping and Previous Notes To Be Published Wednesday-Ge Germany Takes Up American Attitude in Disposition of Frye Case-No De- cision in Berlin on Submarine Note.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

A section of the boardwaIk at Hol- lands, near Rockaway Beach, collaps- ed. Nobody was seriously hurt, d. though the picnickers were dropped 20 feet to the Nbeach below.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled tonight and Tues day, probably Y showers and 8oneWhat cooler
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02

from Constantnople report buildings including the German hospital soldiers destroyed last week by fire
 The number of casualties has not been learned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
CONSTANTINOPLE FIRE
 LEVELS BIG HOSPITAL
 FILLED WITH WOUNDED

Three Thousand Buildings Destroyed As Conflagraton
 Sweeps Turkish Capital British Vessels Are Sunk
 By Submarine Blockaders- Warsaw Held Yet By
 Russians.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-02
HUNDREDS STRIKE
 AT lLI0N PLANTS
 OF REMINGT 0n 60.

Bridgeport Strikes Practi- cally Over Today, But Agitation Continues in Plants Not Yet Directly Involved, Especially Loco mobile Company.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
ciicntliebcr GerlauI.

Sdl, Der lluter,eiduete. mcrbr
aui mciner form, cine Wtile iiibph'
lid upn 9ooie Greet. am Z len s.
ton. ben IA. Te,e N b { I
1915 biicntIidl all ben Mciitbieteneeu
bas iolaenoe Eerlpnaleiaeuthnm per'
touien:
Giuen Giel Is Saub hpf. 3 Slhs.
2 Rinber. 5 Sdlber iebeS 3 &ouats
alt, Elm Wuitreridlwein uub s Scr
lei; 800 Yuibels aprn In Der Grip.
90 Snnncn 0eu, l75 Guihels Satcr;
4 Treenb nIhuer: elm Soriremaacn
| Surrp, ! Nderpaeen, Suna-
iirruer, Riimautce Sinoer. /
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tiun Gaae. l Guitiuntpr tneu). ,
bpppel. uub 2 einiphuniae Siliiae
ppllii6nbiaes Sdlmiebebanawerfs.
gcua. irie oIles Sous' uuo aaden
aerdthe. unb anbtres mehr
gie Sebinannaeu fueroen im 9nae
bes gerfnufs befapnt aeacbcn.
gerfani beainut 10 lthr mpraens..
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
@um Nricgc.

9in hcr''rcitlihta 6rpnt Gclara c$
Zen 7crtid'cr HE itinhc oul ibrrr
5ttltma y u.r:rcIbcn uno .DnHlarN l
ocr : G'ile0yatcu, l2o Mauu ipwic
m,trt:c neutrality-suspicious. uJiuu,l
melt.
Im iu5lihtn Ser6icn tabcn Die
N'crbinoct1n Nca ium Nnu2i pr0cu
Die glI!icrtcu Suiau,r;cu 0cidlIui,cu
mt ibncn IN Der iuo1|iti,bcn gic Ser
bitnS II 2cibc ,u milicu.
Ter 4SIdu Der 9taiicu lei &iao t,t
Ciicrijpe Su crNrci'cu iuuyoc I'M 2ci-
he criiic.t,
Irnu'rcid, Mdlicn uuo NuBinno
iiltrtr ihrc ciacucu NricGcn ben Gu.,
Inno hot rur ucrhaliu;Gmafjn wcuiat
Truppcn nod, bcm Sentiment ncior0t
hcrrr Eat Gnnlnnh cS ncriinuhcu
irouircitl n Ghcryc0cu Tu'pper rctl
Acu ToroareIlcu iu icrscu uro hicicr
6cblid''aR hot in Son'rcidl ciucu
idlIcdltcu Eirhrud lcrunracrr'cr,
Gnnlono rcr hcS erNc qnno hni etn
Scrbcu uno ouhcrt Nnlinu Staotcn
0itIic peripcndl oter mtiieu?
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
SnliuS 2d,ul, pl6s!id) seitcrben

Sm 0eime ieires bItlih Der S,nbt
Seiieripu gitp ruhnhniteu SUbree
GbUlpb III ont Tierstne Nbenb j;3C
llbr 0crr Sulius SdulS eircs pl6t,
tidlcn {uoeS acitorbcn 6crr SdlUls.
Der ieit etma circm 1ohre al eiren
0cr,itblcr Ieibeno. iCbodl ridJt bett,
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$d)mttgertoa;ier III Der Niitle. Y,
Aotte iiob baroui In ieiu Stmmcr te'
acbcu. norin hnuu oieic TIN entieeIi
am &ooen IiCEcnb fnno.
Ter Seriiprbene mar etmn IS Sab.
re al! III Berlin, Teuiidlano acbU
rer. tam inl Sabre 1867 nit
Der Ghnttin nod glmcri,a perIebte et'
lidle Sabre in Sllinpis. TAM bauu
nah Weiiphalia. no or iein WeUCrbe
oas zines WiibsIitreiners. Getris b
200 oann in 1854 aui bic uon Inn
Qetnuite GLnmplnin's Gnrni bel
Snbbutoun ucrtauite olcle iadter
uro 'auite Die @iil Cbnrntrn 6arm
an Giune 3Iuiie bel Cattle &Ui bic
CT bis 81 icipcm NbganAc undl 1eI'
ieriuu Gitu nit benz alteitcn SUhre
0enrp Der lett upd oui oicicr 6arm
1T. pubrte. Seine @attlu oiua ih.n
urr mchrcre 3nbreu in Die Gmi0'
tcit uprnu2. guBer oieicr iiuo ibm
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{uoc uuranQt0auatr. &c beu ga
ter ibCrlebcnocu aiuScr ijro; NcgrN
5ti I0I', WanI IN Ncto. g4ilbtlal
uro 6utii in Mrbra%,a un0 g,c9tt
bci Gciieriun Gi,u.
Ter Ntriicraeuc 0crpn btn votl.
prrlitu;tn Gai ciucS chrlidcr. nui
utlti1cu mi0 Wtnit;cnirCuu0ljrcn
WarneS. 6r war itctS Rutcn Ntu'
lhcs mo NpruoCln0er NumrrS.
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lgt 0tm lUit. ,iyisohpic " %abb.
team an her Sc,tc itircr Wat,in bc
tyolQt ;utyStu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
SerSiaanS aloeppel seiicrben.

@cii.rn abenb II llbr oeridlieo
6err 6roinanb alOeppel i'm aiter
pon 7G Sabren oui ieiner ,vnrm slui'
id)en bier uno Ridliountain.
Ger Weri:orbene wurte In ct.
4ulis. DO. aebOren unb wUhnte felt
40 ,iabreu ani ber farm aui wslher
ct iiarb. Ter SeritUrbene mar Elm
Mann benz Seoermann Der NIT ibm
betanut. feline ahtura suIIte nno nls
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Der nGmif Deiurib unb 8billip bel
Ctecne, C,la. bic 9odlter 8Rcria
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uno Martin uno NlDis uno 6elena
uui Der batter itIer 5arm tugbnbait.
2luserbem bic grlber Ehiltip Bel
R,tIiguntaiu unb 0enrp in &uelb'
tpun.
9ie 9eiche ipir6 an SamstnG Den
II. Ge5cinber aui healstatb. Sriebhoi
al &idiourtnin beitattet wcrber.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
Gin ernit gemeiHter sippcn,

-ygeibnant III ppr ber 1bnr uut
ndt 1aae ipdter beainnt .bas nene
Sabr. Rphl traudlt Der 3eiInras'
mann su ieber Belt isin iauer p.r'
bisnteS gelb; su bisier 3eit nber
boh AM Observation-Disclosures. Ridt
bnR mir bafdr su ioraen batten hcb
Der geeihnndlsbaum fur rniere a!eis
reu aeidlmldt - has GdIrifiinoten
iurrat ia fur oieie - niht CHER
birat es an uniereu @eibnnhtsbaam
aleifh, Nlehl. aartoifeln. Seuermns
tcrioI unb auberes iiir uns unb m
iere Semitic 9i0thiae. gufl lieiert
IS n;bt bns Napier nod bic Shipnr
Be nunlit bieies bsbrudt nod nnores
sur 0eritelluns Der 3situns criUrbct:
iidle Material Ia triiit su mas bic
aleiueu su ct. Nitules inaen:
Yieber. lieber RitUinsl
@ib ben fleinen Sinbern mas;
2ie GrcBen laiie lauien:
Tie ipllen i.lber iid mas tnuien.
Sn, ct. Gitulas IdBt bic ,SrDBsn
lnaier. Eei ibm Oilt ber @surbins
SIC GrCben orbeiteu uub p,rbienen.
NIT ibrer Nrbeit. jhrem &,roienh.
ipllcn tie iidl erndhreu urb rid)t al
lein iidl. audi ibrC aantilicn. limb
onf Elm ieosr neiurbe 9Rnrr Der ridlt
ar5ctiiidjtu III. bnS tour. boinr bat
cbcu cine ueiie Vurieauua aeiurnt.
lirhcrs nbcr 1T rs ueuu bent Wnrre
Der lnr feline Nrbcit uer6irntc Qobr
rprtu;hoteu pbcr nid)t btSablt ioirb.
.ieher gIrbciier III ieiueS H0bneS
merih mo eS aibt aeluib scin llrredlt
m,IdIeS niebr gum OimmeI idlrcit
als9lidJtbesnbluna ucrhienen Gphnes
S9oS mag mrhl hieie Gpiitcl bic
ttr &UIiSblattnurr llns oa uOrlicii.
neinen, maa nlnher ycIer lidl ira'
acu. Seiiruet cuh. liebe 9eier. nur
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uc'de Yammer Der Sahycssoll hirs
ter bcr, g.nmen nui curer ,3eitur1
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ner il. bel @ielen l6. %eiern nit ipIs
ocn gIummeyn aebt 5ieie Gpiitel
nid)ts eli; lie haber ais chrIide Seus
&c rro Qeier ibre Tilldl. aethor uro
iinb Dem 2cituuasmann rit,ts idla;'
big. Sei @ieltr Gbcr IL oieie 3lhl
hinter ihrem 9iam:u ieit 8 ia 10
,inlrcr liehen pcbIiebcn Ciuiae IOs
oar rtihep nod III blS utralnacEt
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oil; 0icic Cutie, lluo lucar bicie iiGl
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10 .;r3s GorcT,tdIic1cu 2oGu tuo.jdl
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tan &uidle iur Gin irptlid,tS &tib.
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iein - msbr tie wurhcn ii ibrca,
Ntritu cine mohrc 9@rjhnadj,1irCuat
uuo 6ricbcr i emsnnteu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
vnfaieS.

--6suru 9camcl beiorst Hepera-
turarbeit au Nntpaubilen.
Ser @erbarb Sabmadler rnb 3n'
Mile ron 0uIt. :paren aeitern bicii'
ae 8eIudjcr.
-&err 6raat Rehaeen mar aeien
In Gc!e GUdntp auf Seiud ieiner
Germauoten.
per GcrLnrD ,sort bon grentcn.
Wo., nladlte Gube Der @od)e ieinenl
Sdube babier ieine Nuiwartuns.
-frau S0tn y. Sheppers tehrte
nnh einiseu Gaaen Seiuaes in Der
Staatshauptiiaot an Muntaa beim.
gtob altem Scauh theilte an
Muutna gIbsno ct. NitulnuS oil bic
'brnuen aleireu SaubieS uno Nilile
nus.
-0crr SOln QIhult unb Tnmilie
bon @lusaum Wu., tparen ettide
1nec bier &'Gi,e ppn 0errn unb 5rau
y. y. VEersircn,r.
Die Wriipbnlin & Rolf 5rnbina
g.. IN nual in bieIer Npdle luieOer
nit einer GGrInhuna Sdlp'ine 81
YRarte nbgenanaeu.
--0err Stephen Nin:ctmanu. Der
IN letter Wpdc on Der Gciidltsrpie
tGriippeIiSl er'ranIt mar ii nui benz
gseRe Der Neiierinn.
-drI. Gnun 6iIiem;pct III om
Wontna IN Nn0CIeGeuhetien bcS yIadl.
IaiicS ibrer ueriturbtuen Sdmcitrr
nadl 6npettcoiIIe. gu. Uerreiii,
-0err SOieph Bar uun Noeleinun
uno beiicn lUhtcr sSitwc 6eurN
Shneier lunrer einiae Iase Der leU
ten @pde bier aui Qeid)ditiidlen Se'
iHd.
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fler aeidl tlidl aupeienb bic l)crren
Bernard SoehLer. 8ottirieS 9]leIies
6ermnun SUedmann uno Spau Mta6.
mann
YIN Sorataa ,uarer BON 9ooie
Greet bier nnlusieuo 6er (oubert
gltbur. beiicn oIteitcc Suhu Ser
mann, 2Ti!lic Sues uro GRidlnel
fsimmer.
-grei iuaenblidl itl6ue WourSNe'
iidlter - nat ibl ME Tihter - lie
fen iidl nn SUrr.na bier irttu ndm'
lid Ntrmnru Sd'niht. uu6 ,ioicpu
uuo Eouis &rcuueit upu I0rv.
-lauI 5hwlrbc. ciu iurscy
lForn pou C:ccus Ci,n., Der nctS
ell Idd'tlno @tidI; rro ule nit ben
~bIutv' nc9Ioat. Il, icit vitricNa a
aCn Nnttt bri Nr,ra dran, Hrhlacr.
tic ocrrcu @clanro Noiuwcncr
snb 3oiepb g8iebera bon ct. lHtbonn
bic hier aeliern unb bcu,e untcr
nrenrAcn "cr'chrttr. hottcn nndl bic
Grcuub.tdl'rit IN otS TsartyS SaNt
tdM ciniutchren
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
e.;nc &rudc ilbcr eeu - iagc Siui;
III 9lnSil1It.

>&lcNtr 1T IN lester Belt oty N0a
tjUty Nr!.,.c ubU ben E'aic 6,Hi 5Gi
2ljIr:upu au'S Enact fehyNll; Tur
Sen uuS maa oic'r, .'yp,ctt tuDira
;Ur E3lrIilltIct lpaota. Nia,r : ba.
Mas upu Iciicriou Gin. mndlt rry
.epuutn euurl vya IV.l l>dHtr dm
Grau;nl i'm Homcn atr upn TIM Il.
pyditHiritu Hrm, Gauic olS N@trHit
ten cine Nrutt nbty Den CiGNt iiui
an GcuGrrtr STEELE trbaucu iu,u'i
len, inllS lid Die Cunt bVtit c.,
udct, tieie Srnit nah Npllcupour !
0ai Ole |aurr u9u - IahrtH 81;
wjcthcu uuo In 3cparatur III h0lttu.
lie Gpirt wirb iidl Die Snhe uter
Itatn uno ipattr isr lirtbeil ataJbcn
Tcm Guuntn 'Seridte apn Cinnc
Gegutu nirS oasielbe 9rcrbittcu &C
mn ii iuereen.
g2cun bic gpuntn SiIter bciecr
gpautieS nui WirtIitcr 6urtitarii,
tcoaht rrN uuo c'n uateructmCn
itrNeru nollen ,rns teui al'Rcnein:H
su5Iitum rUa gIusca lit, nuiicu iis
eiuich.a bab hicic Sothc erRit,r Sr
p6auua iuer;t lit rrb esr Nusinhr
una eieies $laass uittt aHoere w:r'
rer roihwcnbias Sc:btileunaen poCy
pnr inoipioucller GrrirzliGl:.iicr
hicuenee improvements suerit be-
Sliiid tiht mo ole osmmris III Der
@ta aeleilt psresu ipilie
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09
EASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
JiG Sore, Die Ih lmmer GeE2uft HABIT
Tag; lie ~ uC[
s4.S. !as.f,..a GGI7HII@lI

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.muir lpU!" SdlWciut 'cbtn mptltc.
Nclt III NcUru 1Gluip &aitngc ne,
DIES iu tbun ilm utQcn Wt;ahIunn
circ lp,Iors erlcuJt ii. Tic rmuit
ioC,1 td;oIeroiamnre 2duueinel
iino i>;r Giaeuthnm, Die -hutd
teltS" GiRCutbum tcS Ncrrn 6rCr
1cbanntSmtncr.
-Yiit Ntrm uno Ayou WilhcIm
&ofel. Git in geei, q GSaru Ncrr,r
uro 6rnu >ichu NcItrpp tcluctcr. III
Spanit [Cn,ntcu. Der irlt IuIu prN
hicr iuriarsuacn bel ihm Nucdi nc.
uclcn. iur bic g2lu.crmprotc rad
Qalne iurll5ae,ehrt. 9ohnie iiuat:
.Ibcrc IL no better 0irt III Garth.
No better pcuplc bare I cutr ictr;
NulubcycS arc The labs 10 iUut,
NUuhcreS the laii'S ip INJECT
9lS IN ibis aaroeripr. SnIinc."
--0err gIutpn Ne!tcrbuidl opu
Eree1ura Naent Der annIas Gitp 2iie
SuiIWnnle Go. mar en- lcbtcn Srei'
iaa bier Tieier iibcrrcidIte 6erru
Bernard Sd,acier eineulvun oicier(Sc-
ieIlihaIt ousaelteilten Gbct I'M Sc'
TRACE uon l.0as. 56. nelde Summe
i'm urn blsiet Seiellihait oui cine
BON iciuem Dor eiuiaeu @Ohen Der
iiorbenen Sobne Seurp eebaltehe
9ebensueriiheruna TuIire suiiel.
Vie ribrie autpu oils aeeut uno tpie
prumt bic aaEias gitp 2iie In gus'
besabluua Der Eplieeu 1T, bieut nls
Sepeis oab ihon brei 9aae mad Nbs
ierbuna Der Gapiere lrurin Der 9pb
bsa Suhabers Der Tulite besueiicn,
boS GeIo in pdnoen bss genefisienten
ipar.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-12-09

Tie 0Crrtr Naul Sauli puE N(c-
Il &Hh Vcmn Sduli ucu Gclt tamte
Qlncru Eity0uyal aui otH' N$tft ra3'
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