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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
2irei @ebetc,

fia pauptmann, Sulbat nit Seele
unh Seib
;6nipit brahbeu im SdhliBcnaraber.
e lieb babein iein ltebcnoeS s9eib.
kea iiebeniGsriaeu &naben.
lInb penn bic Spnnc sur &nbe aebt,
Berbantelt uUn nddtiaen Shatten.
Eaua ilehen bic beiben beim gbenos
aebet,
30 0ptt fur ben Teter uno Gatten.
"a nest Elm 9rinlein Der SHUTTER
@eIiht.
eipriht uno ialtet bic 66nbe:
~ 5Ohiier. Glib uns oes 6rieoens
Qitht
benz &rics balb Elm Gnee!"
|ztr anabe oerniumt'a... e, 9laubt
,u iehn
Ser Goter I'M Sdlndtengetilnlnlel,
sti4 fciutc mutiG entQeacn0Cbn
1Nh betrt brurilia gum SImncl:
nd lirbcr Cjvtt, 0ib bnB nod
nahrt
HS Sabre baS Epltcrn,lircitc'
4hnn bir idl prcI, bnb' nudI Gin
St,wcrt,
unf fedltc ocm Batter sur Stitt"
Ter al,e GtunOit buri'S uun ijrnt.
Mlf Butcher drubllra c0 mcrbr?.
VI ifanet Die Wtuttcr, CT irGrct eaS
nino
unb ieenet bic beutidls 6ree.
yep petpii0er.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
Hebel /, Saumbcer.

@eIern ben 29. Nuuember, reif'
ten id in Der ct. Stanislaas Rirfe
su Bnr5spilie Serr 1obn 8eoel nno
Srl. 9liinbeib Saumbper bic S6nos
gum 4ebensbunbe. Tie 2rauura ouli'
800 ter bUdlw. Sobn Nelies BON
.,eiieripn Elm Better he's Srdutianms.
Wis Brautiiibrer eeleiteten SUiepb
4uebbert Elm Setter bes Srautieams
unb 5rl. SUiephine %aders cine
Stieiifmeiier Der Sraut. bas Srants
plar sum Altare. ylahoem graut-
amt murbe i'm beime Der Brnuteltern
RaderS unter ben glGhItueruanolen
bic 6ptSeit leieiert, porauf barn
oas neupermahlte Eaar bic SOhSeitss
raiie antrat sundfit mad, 6enrp
EUuntp gu Der bel WUntruie wDh'
.enoen 6amiie bes Gbeims Der
8raut BERN "lueuf Steppers lr.
uuo oann nod St. guuiS uno Gentaur
Statipn NO lie auh bes Vrdutie1ms
Neriranoten beIuden tueroen. giadl
ibrer 6eiutebr psrben lie ouI Ger
6orm ter Gteleute Graut Rcoel our
0CrCn SpillinaS,noben CT Der lunae
Ghcnlnrn Ger lluQite 1T, pubncn.
Sic l"uaC Satin III bic Iudncr ocr
Gruu lermnrn RadcrS su WnrbsulIlC
uno 6ntcIiu Der 0bclrutc NuauIi
SdDcppcrs bnbtcr, mrldlc ben TUlis'
blnttmnuu Su them @rubUrtCl nodlt
Der hlcrmit tcrSlidlt Ntiten @otlcS
rc,dIltcn $cRcn I'M Gbcilaure luinidt,
Jbr. ole lbr IN Gcbrn cud Gchn'
ben,
M0act fern ihr iteuern allen
Nlippcn
llnh nit Gin bartcS Wort r0r ocs
einch gippcu
le5 nnberen Ghe0cmnhlcS Qerl
permanoen,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
yotales.

-6err Hernnro 0edcmCper OOr
nptIbtcun uidctte ant 2icnlaa bier
0dA0ItIidles nb.
~6err uno 6,nu 6eroIrano Sr.-
na<ler mndlten ant Mortae @eruano
ten h Ritipuntain @eiuh.
Sri. Glia streieritnei6er unh
61Kfn Slie matten GIN QiPnStaA
fin<lt Gbltcd,cr nadl freebura.
Sri. Hoia GoItrop peilt ieit
6xitoa oui @ciudl bcr Shneiier
5<ul e9uiS Gtuiebsrs in CioQc
gitn.
-gSnrum nitit o;cie Cbcr uuo
'lnisrloiic hatcn? 1hr tctunmt IL:
ilmionit bel + dltcI & Niltc
meDer.
Frou Ncrrr 5hlJctcr Upu IapS
iueiIfe III lcpt,r @utlc nrcbrcrc 2oOt
bahier on otm Nrlr,cubcttt Der
SnirelICr Gsnu 2lrnn Gur.
-6crr DIidlatl 1Rcnnmnicr uuh
alubsr prn hldlpulinil. bt,udtcu
bier IN, : ElcrS'la 1dNrcNcr uno
Urutmu,ttr SNhupe Maria Goiirup.
-0crr rub 6,nu Charles HbpIt
iumie bcren [uttcr Gr!, lliplu mel.
tn ifit acirrrl bier ais @atc unu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
Gum Sanfiasunsstase.

Che nod onS .ToliSblntt' in bic
Ndnoc pielcr isiner Sc er aelonat.
nelhcs bel ben Crtihniteu IN nod
tier 9tahe SSeitpbaIia's crit am tom-
menoCu NIpntaa aeitieht uuo mas
audi nod. til bbem mir Isiuen SoQ
iruher n's Qetpb hnlidl CUR Srti'e
giracu. III letter g9phe eeideher
uro MORAN unler pencrportiper %pit'
ticuil - Ciuc lrnbrc Sd]onoe flr rn,
yer ulciacprieiCneS ,3eitaltcr Der Gr'
pcoitat ihulo it. miro uphi Der
lCttc HCit htS Taniinaurneputcr otr
icbr, iciu, IN nber htutc phcr uiC,
mchr crit murNcn - mr hobCu uult
rec ,3tlt CbcH oicics luocrIidlcr Noit
oicuiicS uCacn nm up.lc - Stunocn
uoracituhen mas nber trGpbcrl nitt
rupte, Der Enrt'nRnraStnG ir.. ..nr6
ten mir hnruber rcllt,tircn IOle o,t
icr Tno 'lir ben Nmcrl,nner clAcnt
.itl lur cine NeheutuuQ hat &c
nchr MIR nbcr lnucn uuo lc m(tr
luU trntlttn oCiitn Wtbtutuna III CT
Ori;nnCu, lc ucruprrtncr Wcrotn olt
WCnaltca ulib ooS @Cbiloc one scr
,uS cntiinuocr, bticht nus Eit;il
anocrem o.n Clrem Un0Cu Qtntin'icr
Itud,clCi. TnS uMGrltaul'd}c HpIt
iull olnTtn eircm Nphtrcu 6tm
1tIopicr rca N@eltalla, Dem 0ctcr
ll'cH &utrn an bicicm Inac. So
sretlnmrrt Der. Der I'M 9&c,6cn Nau'
lc in MnihlnQtrr oitice N1nN rtattrt;
10 Yru,lnmi;t Der, Ter in rY}nu'jon"
icincS StlGtc2 ten St1nt tC0l,lt.
Wcut'lcr Der cine. Ncud'lcr utc.lcltt
"tclc Der nnhc,cr. WtriH ilrtt
cu;c, oaG't nIlc @aDc itiucH Nchtu2
nr q tc Ghrrt itiucm Ngrrn uno
5t)pY'cr illr allies Wutt. cr tdn't
outl 'l;y allies MibriNc WnS TX III
iciHCs Nctl,n @phlC ihm ;uardlit,
Tof rid't oui nl,tr WirNcr {i'tc
Nic'ca Gc'caEctcu YnnecE rcGit riu
H'ntCr Itrulrt - aui ulclcu 'Ch.; "
or haS tnalltlc Wrpi -, olG on
vi lcr rcid,cn Trniicr [o'cl obtr M
mdWl ncidlrcuft miro. wci6 0uh
Ter. Ntr 'iir olN panh Ben 2an'>a
0aatiol nuacprnnct. llnh olc'r.
.Nsr cilcm lcNcn Nnrner rin 'wlpyS.
N#Itr %attt 'cin iulltc. III ;um Gr,
i'm Jb,ilc im Sic ,wi'ttu &citI
Uno @rm ntwnlteutcu crtrcmtn Yer
hlituilt potr N,R'iaroe ucrnnuo,i,
lid, CT rnRt bic ihm nui Aplter ocS
@,uteS elmer MS bc'rcunhctcn No
lun 9chuttnc Sclcacnteit aus Cir,u
bell bcS &olIcS Ole Niuniipus'l'
HriInnttn III bcrciAeln; lnBt C. nb.r
aIi Amsritaucr aCiuehcn oab nllc
&yr;iio'ic on itircu 6reur6 - Nine
rjgoS 6eiuo Gnalano auSaeiuhrt
ucrocr pcru audl Der Arrc i'm Gan
rc pcrhunaert. 9&ic lam hiiitr
9nnbcHuatcr es mi, Der Tantiaaunr
nnb hcm Tou.e ben er ilr ocm 0nd
iicn cpn ieinem %pIte ernnrtct, chr
lith mcinen? 9Ser autl fam an ci.
ncr SSilion $rpspcutG, Qlnubcr
ucrr ielbr Der Nlinbciie bns Seaer
tlCil ieher mus. aber Der Tenit III
cc,anrt'dl oft nit Sliuohsit aeit1.h'
aen. llrb oas mar bns SrIi oieitr ga
tiun ulH es OH, Nppembcr wteec,
eicieu Roun. bcr iidl bishcr a's cir
Stmdhliua truicieu su Der @lrbt
bes rcaicrenoru Sberbduptes oicie'
erpten bod, burh f:ine SGpdts
Boa ieiner grets tmmsr mebr ein'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
lsm ertraaidhinsn Euet= F<

rsitlsm ertraaidhinsn Euets FS
lubnt.
ypenn nod eiriae 3ruihnhne iE
Ciaas Gpuntn lbria aeblisben, 10
bite. Iaiis es mir Uiiien urb menu
unier ircurb cer oenrn ySillibrnus
nidlts baeeaeu eiu,uneroen bat bas
ia mol pieter ilr eirsn oeer mehre.
re 1nne in ieinsm enfliten 6eins
pertehre uno er mir oas zbmuriieH
einsn Butter nui 'siren Srinteu erf
laubt, perbe itl ehe large ruicber bel
msiner ;SIeunben in Ciase County
oOlitsIlia iein.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
vi iretti dS- Saml nip,

lrarcr ii, in r,sireu cdller.
Als Ii. &atuitt ~ mir tIur
Sa6 hls 9acs III nun asiallec:
Srnue nd MN in Sli uEo Mite.
Siro 6ehtt uth Saar ser'aur.
Sifen. eoh mid, in Ger 2lihe.
Sallt ter .Sin, ei,rit' Ii; 6lgf.
llnicre co;'nnns III tesrnb:u;
gudl Nls %slt. Is ha, asipyUheu,
@,s es nLriht. eS miro e hnbet-
GueIlne 6leiid. aua Iit tie
.sEpied.-
Seealia Sournal.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
Don Salinc & uuutp.

-9,r4 Qjttlc Sod in Snline Goun'
IN idIr, ibt urs urier ,frPluo llnc
tbou5 Ghler: Mir uarca 1851 alui'
ljh uber ole @nhl. 9as 8cIult't,
iprcit es Giiiiouri urpth,, ii uosl
I'M clleer,eiren iu'rieoenlte'le-s.
ren;oi,ers it &c SEN &r0hibitit riIicn
tie1a,al ritt 1e!unoCn 3Rt''ouri
trpder" III lcQen lIno rem mir
our bier in Saline Gorrtn ridt.
mic tir IN C'aac, in c;rem p''ertll'
den 9c.afc urierr 9uyit Ip't'cn DIR
'ca. huy',r mir un5 roh nod an o'r
Cue.lc' Sic ir ciucm Srcn! ! tlon
ypnrtu rch, in circS ,(cHcn oetmC
;.runc,t lnbe7. Tart Dem 0im'
mel uro Der pcr'un'tieCn Stlnuroc'
bcyn IN 2soa,t. o:S ll'bN |. rrt
,iura, ntftTrno.t
S@eriow ;u'tleccni'C!ltno atcr /"
n,c 9,o,jrualr rnA, utrldu'tu @icSrr
list 99i.ion rtr Gralauccr nu' o,m
' 5hrn,t in @lisHs;ru uuo olG hctGt
n,s.,a r.cnr ms r,ttS wtujQcr az
NJ va,rcu> Ser rht'Cn u!tr |dhre
Ser .Nirncjwid.ty r,rtn woNl lei
>cr y,clt ;h,n >it ,.",n nr0c'hont
Nt!coioGaa vtyltbtn nnc perHfnrn
- mir n,r it;tr NJ tyl'irtr Wo.N
ms sp.. - inn ilu u0blitn moi0r
=. ihutu ;uH 2."'t. Wtnn ric lap
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n,p ,rt.ru E,gr, Ser ;Gm Eurh
i4ui,,Scy,yaac ser NpuCrtte ocn !"
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r,reiic ip,s,uNtS %trvltl
6ir Tlrmr. Ncr nj III lct;tn
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ruh hicit Gnrm nj, llU per @itr
be,oblt. ;oo rabrene oes SahssS an
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
9apti,.

allc Senc bic Der peril. entharin
@erner idlalbcn, limb hiermit ircuuo,
lidlft um e'u iuiprtiacs .icttlsmeut"
eriutt. Spite Atrehaunn .onn
bel Senrp @eitermaun uub Nlpts q.
@ernec aemndlt perbcn.
oenrp .. 9erner, Geu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
S9eitpbaiia anisbtS Of Columbus
ieieru 10. SabreStag Der @riiu
tnns itrsS GouucilS.

gm l,ttcn 3onrerstna 9Ibcuo lei
reten bic hieiaen A:iptts nj Golum'
bus bCi cinrm aenIitbliden .Socinl'
bic Nelierfu nit itrcn 6nmi'icu, bic
lInaeren nit ihren Sd)abneu. ben
10. SuhrestIe bel Brilnouua o's
Sereins In Neiiphnlln. Gin eelita-
tes Mnbl ppbei 5urtep tadt fieler
%bael pnren bnihr QeUuiert uuroen)
Die SnuptrDlle ipiciie, mar non eini=
aen Tnmen Der Statt nift etua
6rnuen her Sitter toieie, Die Sitter,
usrihmdteu es ihren Gnttinnen cine
iplte 8hree nuisuhnlier, pahrshb
iie iel6erfe es lid ~eaip" nehmer) irs
bersitet fupr6en. 9nB ober bennO1d
Die Iruuen uno SbdItsr rit}t milfiQ
bIieben bel Der YsDrirthura ter 8ditt
uub audi itre Sfrrer Die Sitter onsn
anipprnten bn ;u helien uU Ollie
u3un1tbe1. psrii"tt iit3 uor ieIber,
Gin nsiterer herrllder rid;t ben
Heib, ipubern hns Sphcre onl gHcrf
itcn ben Gciii. crouitcVeer l"eruN
mar ben Eeriommciitn btrcItct ourd
cine Der geleacubcit orpa,l noe &eoc
bic Ciutr Der nuRCrcn s|htaiicocr
Uerr eenru NillltrlEo ii Il una &c
rcu WOrilnut bier lolat:
Ladies Guest, Brother Knight.
cur Gtttd krlLrrAtrnd> to lou an
a most hearty wclromr'
We are hi, cN'ring assembled hsrc
IN this our council chamber to celebrate
the tenth ahi,erary Of this council ol
X Als II Columbus. Ten year, ago
til sturdy men Of Nt,lphnlm Whu.r
mai yoa can all ,rr uU the chatter,
thr ! n bard md continued rtturt- sur-
Gee in establishing a council here.
I'll, established il 50 thorouhly that
notl. can surprc,, it, TAc>r pioA--r
mem RS of the council who fought
their fght until victory WI, IT, IT.. ae-
complished something in We>tpha'ia
ten years ago that Il" other group ot
men Lave yet accomplished in any other
town in cur county to-day. le'. Ten
years aga not even fortune teller
/ would have dreamed that thi> Little in
Tall tnUD had ratI,ti, t,tn ,t'u,l Y
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
VERNE \ co
,Sarm ~ "rrtarieu.

,>4l i''tyirt tirt n,tIrty S9upm
Sayrcv in N;v Nate uor : st NCro
rnm Ser,nuit. 9,abtyt AuS.uul,
tv,l Il
Stas. Z. &c: EN-
S.'' r'pu Gi,u Rc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30

burcuocr Nltlcn ~ t:hGtc1 &ly
inQtsa 'pttcn. &: aat, Ga-l: 'C.lt
am hautcu inc Nic lhn WI tiu,y
cntiacn %3cituuu, iaaHanr.,r
iriorieea CNc'Aidc. IlC: lt.j e..
s.cr ec. A,cc. LEY hl'. o,a iu+t'Rst
cr. llro chen 0tSVcacn Vtli g. ~
irin SSilic, licpsu ricNcc tit Sc
itidc uuicrcS Snuhcs IN OnrbCn ne
ctscr Hteierura ;ur ZEN Yc.t r;ht
iihia; ben mphl ,caar cine peie
Euriebuna sur ue,tereu @nhtioune
Ieincs &plies oils SeiBel htl hebicneu
maa. On tieirm Seiie uuo Sians
ieiern mir beutr ben Tnn''naunas'
tag. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-30
StaetifenerH

est iiIlis. Ran mbae bieislbsr
ent ihtsn Gu
9. Slgu d. met usr.
Staot,apllettcr -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

ed to advocate preparedness, the step
which he took next was comparative
ly easy, thus placing our country in
critical complications which might
and could have been avoided il he had
warned our citizens from danger. AS
lit is he has us sitting on powder
magazine with sparks flying all about
and an explosion may come any mo-
ment. AS long as the sparks Of war
make travel to Europe powder maya
zine-well it is a good thing to keep
away from such a place when the
sparks drop as close as they do now.
Let me say in closing that war is
wrong and therefore is not OF God,
but as long as humanity rules you may
expect it. But some day the govern
ment of this old world will be taken
away from Humanity & Co., and the
scepter will be placed in stronger
hand, that of the peace loving Christ,
who will rule in righteousness. The lion
and the lamb will lie down together
and righteousness shall cover the earth
as the waters cover the seas. Then
we shall have, not an impOtent re-
public which is built upon dollars and
cents and personal greed and national
honor, so.called but divine demo.
cracy, government of peace on earth
and good will toward men. When men
shall beat their swords into plowshares
and their spears into pruning hooks
and nations shall learn war no more.
This will not be by Humanity & Co.,
but by Divinity & Co. May God hasten
that day. Why not prepare for that
day?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

holds. We stand to save the world
from slipping back, light to the
world" But Notwithstanding this
boast let me tell you that our country
may we'll expect war. for cause and
effect. sowing and reaping, is di
vine law and cannot be eliminated,
and by it's very nature must be vindi.
Gated. And some day we shall have
to pay in actual blood for the blood
which we have spilled upon yonder
battlefields by bullets and ammunition
made in this country to satisfy the
cravings of our>+capitalists for gold,
and it is. they who council prepared
ness. Let US come back to our first
Thought. 'Is war of God?" My answer
| is mo" decidedly NO" 1t is the very
opposite to the teachings Of the deca.
logue and of Jesus Christ. You cannot
find a single statement in His life
that would implicate him in killing.
But this same peace loving Christ
said that there should be wars until
He should Himself take over the gov.
ernments of this world And why did
He say this? Because He knew the
human conditions and human tenden-
cies, that is why.
Teddy Roosevelt tells us that to be
prepared for war is the best security
for peace; but he is mistaken in that
as well as in some other things. For
the moment a man enlists in the army
and you put a gun or sword in his
hands, you SOW the seed Of murder
in his heart and he aches to use the
instruments you have given him. ]
said that the moment you put gun
and sword into mans hand he
knows and accepts the purpose to kill
as his purpose in life and his train
ing is one of preparedness for war,
and unless war comes he has no OPP
portunity to use his training nor show
that his life has been worth while,
no one cares to throw away years Of
training.
Our president said, few months
ago in New York, peace at any price"
or words to that effect. He returned
to Washington and right in the face of
that statement started on prepared
ness program. Then he came west to
see if the people would stay by him,
he must have concluded that we would
for he went back and practically
whipped conSres tnt 10 line to.get them
to stand by him in taking the stand
that our people can go everywhere
and anywhere at this time, virtually
encouraging them to go on the high
seas and run themselves into person
al danger and our country into the
gravest international situation. Lib
erty is fine thing when we keep
within the limits of its meaning. To
say the very least our president has
given to us the widest possible appli-
cation of the word. Up to the time
mentioned just now he had been
preparing for peace and if he
excells in anything it is note writing,
as the latter part of his administration
has brought out. have no objections
to this personally, but there are some
things which cannot be settled with a
note and these we should seek to avoid
and give them the very widest mar
gin. But our president, like us, is
human and the very moment he start
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19

for education and for national honor
rather than the glory OF God?
War. my friends, is only one Of many
expressions of sin and Christ and his
teachings is the only cure for sin. Our
socialist friends have recognized this
but only in part, for they see the great
need Of the incorporation Of the teach
ings OF, Christ into our national and
civic life, but the larger portion OF
that organization reject his divine per.
sonality. But His teachings and His
personality;.ca cannot be separated, for
Christ said: Except We eat my flesh
and drink my blood We have no apart
| in me-" Which means except We eat
of my word and drink Of my hife We have
no part in me. For He is the word
and the life is in the blood. So Soc
ialism without the personality OF Christ
the impaired life of Christ, is a ship
without rudder, and doomed to COM
plete failure That socialists stand
| for peace is greatly to their credit,
but want to say to them and to you
that there can be no permanent peace
not founded on righteousness; and
this war has proved to the most skep.
teal that the Righteousness OF human
ity is but filthy rags.
Every individual human life in which
Christ is not Saviour and Lord is at
war with God When we say this
we realize the fact there has never
been, since our Lord came to this
earth such a thing as Christian ma
ton. There are nations in y which
live many Christians who try to live
out in their own lives the teachings
of Christ, but a Christian nation, NO.
And to look for permanent peace
where men and nations are at war
with God, is to look for fruit awlere
there is no root. This is the reason
why today, civilization in Europe has
collapsed, and will continue to crum
BILE after every human attempt to
set it up again.
Civilization without Christ is fail
ure before it is set up and no humaniz-
ing movement can save this globe.
Humanity at its best is sin poisoned,
sin wrecked thing and nothing or no.
one but superhuman Lord can save
this world. Civilization, Humanity &
Co., are at the head of this world at
present and as long as this company
holds the reins, we may we'll pre-.
pare for war, for war is inevitable
no matter how loudly they may call
for peace. For when they shall say
peace, peace then cometh sudden de-
struction."
The war in Europe is the answer
to that theory, for civilization by edu-
cation has given weapons of destruc.
tionand vehicles of locomotion such
as can involve the whole world in,
wholesale slaughter. Someone wrote,
this statement in paper the other
day: Our great country, America,
founded on peace and liberty, still
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19
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A moving picture show came to oul
town the first OF the week and showed
for three nights. Large crowds at
tended and all were we'll satisfied with
the pictures.
A crew of, men are working on the
road that goes from j. +. Petersen's
place to the east Kenwood school.
They are cutting the hill down some
what and making the road wider so 1t
will be better for teams to pass.
F. Carl made business trip to Oma-
ha Thursday.
Mrs. ]. Petersen was a county seat
visitor Friday Y
Elmer Birkhoffer spent Sunday with
Joe Bramley.
Our Paradise Sunday school will
give an Easter program on Sunday.
April .23d. Everyone is cordially in.
vited to attend.
We learn that Mr.. Huttendorf and
Misses Agnes apA Dolly Malone met
with a bad accident Saturday eve,
ming: The team they were driving be
came frightened and ran away upset
ting the buggy near the center school
house and throwing the occupants out.
Miss Dolly was badly hurt on the head
but the other two escaped injury. The
team was found by Tom Rules gate
still hitched to the buggy and not a
thing about the buggy or harness was
broken. ~; #s NJ
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DR.. Bonney and Charles Chase
Frank Slater has had his house
raised and new foundation put UNI
der it with a good cellar.
Miss Tillie Arndt went to Sioux City
Wednesday to visit her parents for a
time before going to Manila, where
she will clerk in store.
Stephen Reitf is the happy posscssor
of new Ford car. He j. busy, during
his leisure moments in learning to run
1t.
Albert Peterson was in town last
Wednesday for the first time since he
broke his leg.
Glenn Hemphill has also bought a
new Ford during the past week.
Hans Asmus has had his house
raised and is putting in handsome
foundation of cement blocks. 1t is a
fine Improvement
Work has commenced on the new
block on Main street. We are to have
two general stores, fine hall and no.
tel, besides new barber shop and
pool hall This will all be made OF
brick and cement and will make a
handsome showing, rising out OF the
ashes of our big fire in January.
J. T. Slater returned Friday after a
ten days trip out in Colorado. AS it
has been fifty years since he was there
he found many changes, but the noun
tains are just the same.
Fl. G. Neubaum is enlarging his
place of business and getting ready
to run an up-to-date garage. He has
put in 500 gallon tank for gasoline
and made other improvements. Truly
this is busy town right now.
w. l.. Morton was Sioux City WIS.,
itor Sunday.
Mrss McNertney and Miss Nellie
Sullivan drove over to Manila Mon
day for a visit with Mrs. T. A. Hickey.
Ernest Stegeman has also bought
an automobile and is building house
for it on the back part of his lot.
Mrs. Newmass is spending some
time with Mrs. G. w. West at Mount
Vernon. Mrs. West has another little
son, born recently.
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Roosevelt opposed Blaine in the. con
vention of 1884, but he did not refuse
to support him at the polls. 1t was
the larger good" he said, that infiu-
enced his decision then. The same
influence will be decisive this year
with the colonel. 'The larger good"
now demands the defeat of Wilson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-15
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CL0CSTHE KIDNEYS
Take a glass Of Salts II your Back
hurts or Bladder
botherO.

II you must have your meat every
day, eat it, but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally, says a noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost para
lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to
expel it from the blood. They be-
come sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with a dull misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back
or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheum attic ,twinges. The urine gets
cloudy, full of sediment, the chan
nels often get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take a tablespoonful in
glass Of water before breakfast for
! few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts Is
made from rhe acid Of grapes and
lemon Juice, com bined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate sluggist kidneys.
I also to neutralize the acids in urine,
so it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot
1 fnture. and makes a delightful effer'
: yescent lithia water drink.