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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
SEVEN FOOT SHARK
GIFT TO MILLIONA
W. Zicgler. Jr., VIII Use II ms
Decoration.

Noroton, Conn, Aug. 25.-Va
Ziegler, Jr. the young millionaire
owns Great Island. off tits town,
presented by several of his employees
seven-foot shark, said to he Of
man-eating sort. which they capture
his bathing beach.
Joseph Crane. his stable man
fashioned a big hook from horseshoe
and haited it with blackhash. Thi9
attached to a line of chain and
The shark took II and started sea
but Crane and a couple Of othe,
ployes. after an hours fight. haul
into shallow water.
Just as they were about TO pull
shark ashore the hook slipped fror
mouth. But he was too weak to
much. and Crane leaped into the "
grabbed his tail and held fast. The
was dragged on the beach.
Mr. Ziesler hurried up from New
when he heard of the capture ant
dered that the shark be mounted
placed above the door of the stab
Great Island
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

The House was called to order at 235
o'clock and the roll of morning absen-
tees called by the clerk.
Resolution by Mr. O'Brien of South
Burlington; Whereas, J. b. Williams,
member of this House from Char
lotte, died recently; Resolved, That we
deplore the loss of good citizen. a
brave soldier ana a faithful legislator;
that the sympathy of this House be
extended to the members of the family
of the deceased and that the clerk of
the House be directed to transmit to
them copy of these resolutions
Adopted by rising vote
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED AS
AMENDED.
| H. ,, an act to provide additional pay
for the enlisted men of the National Guard
or Vermont while in the active service of
the United States.
JOINT RESOLUTION
| by Mr. Jones of Shrewsbury, that the
chaplains OF the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives shall receive 81 "A day and the
same allowance for mileage as the mem
pers OF the Legislature for their attend
ance upon this session. Adopted on the
part of the House.
READ AND ADOPTED ON THE PART
OF THE HOUSE,
JOINT resolution by Senator Pow
ell OF Chittendcn. that the laws
reiatlhE to the publications promul-
tatlon and distribution Of session laws
be construed as not applying 10 the acts
ana resolves of the present session, but
such acts and resolves shall be published
ana included in the book containing the
] acts and resolves of 1917.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
House, Which Originated Meas
ure, COncurs in Amendment,
Which Act Cuts Down Special
Session Expenses $4,000.
$4,000 IN APPROPRIATIONS
Vermont Legislature Adjourns
Short Term-Of 6 Bills Passed
4 Are for Militia, | for Ex-
penses and | to Correct Pri-
mary Law.

Montpelier. Aug. 25.-Having passed
civ hills four nort,f,t,,~ o. tho yor-
"''''' ''''P' y" S''N'''' one p'"-
Viding for the session expenses and the
other correcting a slight fault in the
primary act. tho special session of the
Vermont Legislature adjourned at noon
+o-dov IIouso and e.r.,o had erisbod
,,
49, 49, "'' ''''' - 'N'''N
nut marked TIM" until IN" hour set for
adjournment
The only indication Of any fight
came when the Senate refused to pass
the bill introduced in the House pro-
viding 90 cents milo mileage for mem
bors and employees and the House this
forenoon concurred with the Senate by
voting the half rate by a yea and nay
vote of 1873 to #. Eucf speeches were
made in favor Of tho Senate proposal
Of amendment by Nossrs. Proctor of
Proctor Blodgctt of NoWport Stone of
Ncrgennes. Stacey Of Hartford. Cha1-
mers of Rutland Morse of Hardwicll
and Powell of Richford. Mr.. Hapgood
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
OFFICIAL RECORD
SENATE-MORNING.

Called to order Lieut-Go Darling
presiding. Prayer offered by Chaplain
Farman. Governors proclamation read
by secretary.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY senator Martin of Chittender pro-
viding that a committee of two senator's
appointed by president of Senate to wait
upon Governor informing him a quorum
has assembled agreeably to his proC'ama-
ton and Senate was ready to proceed to
business.
BY Senator Wright directing secretary
inform House Of Representatives that
Senate was ready for business Senators
Bascom and Martin of Washington We're
absent.
BY Senator Page providing for same
rules and committees as at session of
t9l5
JOINT RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
BY Senator Roberts providing for same
joint rules and committees as at ses-
sion Of 1915.
BY Senator Thomas providing for joint
assembly, at 1l15 a. m.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
President of Senate appointed Senators
Martin and LaFranCe as committee to
Z wait upon Governor.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Read by secretary on military affairs
stating Governor would read a message
at such time as Joint assembly occurred.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
BY Senator Powell providing that acts
and resolves of this session be IN
cludcd in acts and resolves of session
of 1917.
Adjourned at 11:40 n. m.
Message read from Senator Martin OF
/ Washington, who is in Portland, Me
expressing hope dependents would be
we'll provided for.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
GEM THREE MONTHS IN HE.

New York, Aug. 25.-While shooinG
chickens out OF the garden three MOI
ago, Mrs. William Jennings of Hawtn'
avenue, Port Chester. y. " clapped
hands vigorously and later missed CT
and half diamond from ring
Jennings resolved not to sell any OF
poultry but to dissect each one she use
Lansing Jennings, her son, yestei
killed a hen for dinner to-day Mrs
nings performed an AUTOPSY ana got
diamond.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
MANY VIOLATIONS.
Sc Out of 81 Cars In stowe Tailc,
Observe Regulations.

stowe. Aug. 27.-P. J, Henry Of
lington. special officer sent out by
rotary of state Guy w, Bailey to in
tigate automobile law violations,
was in stowe Friday. went yester
to Waterbury. While in stowe
found it necessary to report vioiat
of license, speed, or ligh regulat
by 80 out of 55 cars which he stop
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
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SAN FRANCISCO GIRL
SWIMS GOLDEN GATE

San Francisco, Aug. 25.-Miss Babe"
Wright San Francisco girl to-day
swan across the Golden Gate in 81 min
utes 35 4-5 seconds. setting an official Pa
cihc Athletic association record for women
for the event.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
HOJSE-MORNING.

The House convened at 1910 o'clock
when devotional exercises We're conducted
by the chaplain. The role of absentees
of yesterday was called by the clerk.
.rAsSED ~ CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSAL or AMENDMENT.
:. !, an at to provide for soldiers voting
at the general election November :, 1916
Provides for administering of freemans
OATH,
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
5 > an act to provide for soldiers vot e
ing at the primary election September r.
1916
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSALS OF AMENDMENT.
II. An act to provide for the ex-
penses of the present session of the
General Assembly. Mr., Graham moved
to consider the second proposal of
amendment, first. which was to fix the
mileage at 10 cents per mile The pro-
posal was favored by Mr. Proctor, Mr..
Blodgett Mr.. Stone, Mr., Chalmers,
Mr.. Morse Mr.. Stacey and Mr.. Powell.
Mr.. Hapgood opposed the proposal.
Mr.. Miller of Bethel demanded the yeas
and NAYS, the vote resulted Yes 1888,
noes Al. and the House concurred in
the proposals of amendment. The
proposal to reduce the contingent en-
pense fund from nine to six thousand
dollars prevailed.
RESOLUTION
by Mr. Hamblet of Barton, that com
mittee be appointed to wait on His
EXcellency, the Governor, and inform
him that the House has on it's part
completed the business of the session.
and is ready to adjourn without day
The speaker named Mr.. Hamblet OF
Barton and Mr.. Miller of Bethel, who
performed their duty
RESOLUTION
by Mr. Taylor of Springfield that the
clerk inform the Senate that the House
has on it's part completed the work
of the session and is ready to adjourn
without day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
SENATE-AFTERNOON.
HOUSE BILL REFERRED.

H. 2, providing for additional pay
for enlisted men of National Guard of
Vermont. while in actual service of the
United States. Referred to committees
on appropriations and military affairs.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
r. 4, by Seator Locklin. Resolved,
That chaplains shall receive same per
diem and mileage as members of the
SO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
BILLS INTRODUCED.

S. /, by Senator Brown, to provide
for soldiers voting at the general cleo
ton. November I, 1916. All legal voters
of state who are members of the YER
mont regiment in actual military serv-
ice of the United States. and without
the State on election day, of Novem-
Der, 1916, shall be entitled to vote for
electors and president and vice-prcsi-
dent of the United States, for United
Congress at such place or places with
out the State as their companies are
located and providing machinery for
casting such ballots. To committee on
elections.
S. .. by Senator Brown, to provide
for soldiers voting at the primary cleo
ton. September II, 1916. All legal vot-
ers who are members of the Vermont
regiment and outside the State Septem-
Der u shall be entitled to vote for
United states senator, representatives.
to Congress and state officers at such
places or places without the State as
their companies are located and pro-
Vidng the machinery therefor. Refer
red to legal voters Of regiment may
vote in towns where located upon pro-
viding they are legal voters of the
town they enlisted from. To commit
tee on elections.
RECONSTRUCTED AND ORDERED TO
LIE.
r. T. relating to pay Of chaplains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
4 DESPERATE CRIMINAL

4 NESTEItAIF T. wv y NJ
Heiny See that woman across
street?
Omar-Yes what of her?
Ueiny-She's female train-rohher,
Omar--ls that so'
Heiny-Yes. She inlented the save
acknowledgements S,ar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
Wire Breaks, Village Dark

Middlebury, Aug. 27,-The main
wire of the Middlebury Electric c
pany broke near the Beckwith 81
and fell to the street about $50 o'cl
last evening. AS n result the WI
was in darkness for an hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
THE DowN.rRoDpEN Sen

"Ry CORY. Pm tired
.'There Won 20, You're tired Here be
a-standin' over a hot stove all day an
Won wurkin in nice cool sewer!-
MasseA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

AT IL o'clock the speaker dc
the special session adjourned W
date.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
BILLS INTRODUCED At SPECIAL SESSION
Of VERMONT LEGISLATURE PROVIDE FOR
APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNTING TO S1260OO

$4,000 to Pay National Guardsmen in Services;
$4,000 for Dependents; 1000 for Legislative
Expenses and 10 Cent Mileage for Members
Latter Bill Is Amended in the Evening, Max
ing the Expense Bill $4,000 and 20 Cent Mile
age-Measure to Pay Guardsmen Passes
Both Houses and Is Signed by Governor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

r. 4. relating to pay of chaplains
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

Called to order. Lieut. Gov. Darling
presiding. Prayer offered by Chaplain
Farman Governors proclamation read
by secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

by Mr., Taylor of Springfield that the
clerk inform the Senate that the House
has on its part completed the work
of the session and is ready to adjourn
without day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.

:. >. an act to provide for soldiers vot
ne at the primary election September u,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

II. 4, by Mr.. Miller Of Bethel, an act to
amend section % of No. Of the acts of
1915. providing for primary election. Sub
stitutes the word more for less). To COM
mttee on elections
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
How did England obtain possession
Of Egypt

How did England obtain possession
Of Egypt
English control Of Egypt may be said
to have begun when. in 1875. Stephen
Cave and Colonel Stokes were sent to
that country to inquire into its poor
financial condition. In November.
1876. Goshen and Joubert's mission on
behalf Of the British and French bond.
holders resulted in the dual control.
one British official to superintend the
revenue and n French the expenditure.
Another result was the International
ization Of the railroads and Of the port
Of Alexandria. In 1882 rebellion un.
der Arab Pasha broke out, which re-
suited in the bombartlment Of Alex
andria ON July IL. 1882.
England thereafter sent an army into
the country and suppressed the revolt
ut Tel-el-Kebir, Sept Is. 1882. Dual
control was abolished Jan. IS. 1883.
and replaced by an English financial
adviser. In 1904 the fact Of England's
position in Egypt was recognized. and
that position was legalized by treaties.
first with France. then with Germany.
Austria and Italy. Since then. to all
intents and purposes. Egypt has been
an English possession.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
GOOD TIMES ARE RIGHT ON US

The silver lining to the cloud is showing itself
more and brighter every day. Patient endurance and
never wavering hopefulness is now to be richly
rewarded.
There's great things in store for this city, let us
mention few: A new big shipbuilding yard sash
and door factory, immediate building Of our
post office, commencement of work on our new water
project, all our logging camps commencing for full
work. several more lumber mills which have long been
closed now to work full time, and other things in
course of organization, surely this is enough to put
new lfe pep and vim into the blood of every citizen
of this Grays Harbor country.
Aberdeen is shortly to be the same wideawake,
live, active, bustng busy city again, so we say
"Three rousing cheers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
BLACKLEG GAMBLERS.

A few hours after we kicked out of Aberdeen the
abominabe Saloons the backleg, gougng, swindling
gamblers bobbed up serenely and piled their rotten
thieving business But thanks to our efficient police
force bunch of them has been nabbed the only place
for these wechng parasites is the penitentary any
punishment short of this is inadequate
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Again we say, if 20 do not get your paper
regularly and on time, kick like bay steer,
and write to this office and give full particu-
lars; we will find out who is to blame.
Your paper leaves here every Thursday
evening and you should receive it without any
unnecessary delay.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
This is the season when bears end their season
of hibernation-some of our business men might do a
whole lot worse than take lesson from the bears.

If you want to know the best and quickest way
to stumps from your land, write to the State
Agricultural Experiment Station at Pullman, Wash
ngton and ask for Bulletin No. ITO, entitled Char
Pitting Stumps." You will get some pointers of real
value
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-18
STUNG AGAIN!

Confound those Hoquiam fellows anyway, they
surely have gone back on us this time In speaking
recently Of certain class of Aberdeen people who
fOOshy and vanly tried to head off the building of
our post office we bet S23 OOOO 900 that Hoquiam did
not have any of that kind of public spirited citizens
What's the result? 1t is said that despcable dozen
of that city wired Washington that $4,000 building
big enough and spare and that really they did
not post office building at all; there you
We out S23 900 900, and in these hard times, too
sense for this chicken Stree.
The only redeeming feature to the sickly muss is
that those who did 1t are now trying to lie out Of it.
-OOO-
The thirteenth annual convention of the Western
Retail Lumbermens association will take place in
Portland February % to 25 number Of interesting
discussions scheduled including debate wheth
er it possible to create active business before deal
reaches the point Of competition what system is most
economical in unloading and putting material in
yards and which is the best advertising medium local
newspaper house pamphlet circular letter. Shingles
will in for special discussion at this meeting
advertise the good points of Shingles the makers of
competitive materials thought Of this years ago. with
enormous good results.
P. S.-Speaking of Shingles. would suggest that
it you want to know about their good points that
you confer with the Hon. Alex Poison: he has had
considerable experience with them on large lot of
buildings he put up at Montesano.
Some of the patent roofing manufacturers, it is
said, profted largely by his knowledge Of Shingles
See photographs of advertising matter on the subject
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13

Tle britiIfe 6ouptarmee In Re
iupotaniien beFinbet nd nui bem ahd'
suae unb 10000 Nann bic surhdae,
laiien ipuroen UNI ben Rldsua al
osien, Fnb BON ben 2hrfsn umsii'
aelt.
Ter Tarbare1fen aelbsua fofete
ben alliirten sl,250. 900. 900 ber
@crluit an 6nnb,is' uno srieess
ihiiien nid,t einaerehnet.
Iie. 86umnma Der Salbiniei Gnfs
Iipoli bat In apnfantinopel aeiunIti.
aen Snbei ausaelon.
Tie alliirten freueu fin nniheis
nenb ie5r ba6 ihnen ber 8lSsaa aes
lunaen III. ...
Bei benz ains Der -aina ebuarb
Vll." rerloren. Tieier fuitete an bic
50. 100000
Ten 5elbsua aeeen Geeupten tuers
ben bic 9irten unter 5dbruna 5euts
ihsr Cffisire uno Snasnieure unter'
nehmen
Sn Muntensaro eehen tie Cshers
reitrer fearrid boron.
Tie Serben tueroen ron Der Vie
rer Repieruna NIT 2ebersnit elm
uerieheu unb tuirb ben genmteu bic
bdlite ibrsr irabsren @ebdlter ae.
,ahlt. ID.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13
9ooie Greet.

@eltern, Mitttpodi ben u. San.
uar. tpurbeu Serr 9uhn SOsiien str.
unb SRI. 2euna 4eiteuuen burtj ben
bud,p. @ater Gofm,ier in hieieer
9irtie su einem eludlid1en Name
uerbunoen. Ter 8rdutieom 1T Der
dItele Sohn ber GheIeute Spiepb
SoeiIen BET &efpbnIia. bic 8.aut
bic 6lteiie 7od,ter uon Ratbins 8e,
iheuncu nou bier. Gns neuuer-
mdhIte iurne Roar iuirb nuf Der i'm
lebten Summer uun bent iuneen Che,
mdnrc aetouitsu Subert aItbur
Garm npbnen. Nbee ihner reid,Ii.
der Seaen uno oiel oes iroiidleu
Gln1es b,itisb:n iein!
0err @ilbelm Rstenbura oon duIt
mar leete @ohe bier oui Seiddl bel
Der 6amilie oss Shpaaers Sarl
Sd,Eiib
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13
ssfaIes.

--Ser anton Gpers BON gIsnua.
beiuft aeeenwrdiia feline goniins
Soispb unb oenrp 9pers oatier.
- Tie Grl's Senrietta Slie lub
Sobauua @ilbe haben iidl am Wlitt.
no mad ct. 2uuis tn Gisuit bsae'
ben.
-6err Better gatien bat iif beute
nit bee 6amilie nadl itiner neneu
yeinlath. CARING Soma, aui bic
Ieiie besebeS.
-Ypn Solt ipnren am Wuntaa
aeihdftlif bier bic Serren weoree
eHmusler. Sohn Salfen. stephan
@ilbers unb Ben Ssaoenlant.
-Serr Grant 5ennepalb unb @ut.
! tin bon Reta ipnren gnbe ber lesten
Mud,e fur mebreie Gage bic @6he
BIN Serrn unb 5rau 9arl 4aiier.
--Sn ber neuen auishts 6alls
fanb aeiiern abenb bns erhe Sanss
trdnst,en itatt ipeldles trcs bes un'
mirthlihen Rstiers nod gut beinht
NOR.
--Sm Ssime bss 0ern Charles
Asrhora N ant Spnntaa elm .munters
90 Z qbditerhm einnesebrt ~ Der mir
BEN Ghaylen unb isinsr gottin ara
iullren.
--glah sinsm brtlidalaem Reaeu'
wetter, Gdsnseeeitbber am aeiirlaen
Taae fiel bae Grediiiber iudtrenb
Der Radtt auf msbrere Srabe unter
slult. In bisiem Siuter oas eriie
Ral.
--g6hrenb bss sbsn rerfloi!eueu
Jnbres 1915 murben In h!efiatr Ct.
Soieph's Gemeinbe aetauit 25 taiu'
ber) awei Chen lpurben aeihloiien
uub ionben 8 geerbiaunaen iiati
q Grtuadiene unb eiu aino.) Rom'
niunienen TIM letten Sabre l0.624.
-ssir MAIDEN noflmnls auf ben
an nnberer stel!e auaeseiaten GRO
Ten Rebuttiuns 8ertauf Der Calf
meper Trp @pcos Go. auimerfiam.
Gie Treife. bic an,uaebeu mir nur
on tpeniasu artiteIn %aum hdtten.
iullten aenhesu 81 seiaen ipie billia
bic @nare In oeiem, benz or6Btsn
Store Sefieriou Gitp's rertnnit
mirb. giemanb. ber gelb er.pnreu
mbhte, icllte rtridumsn iitl hiei,r
Yertnuf 81 glute 81 maiden.
.I& Sshet bisie idibusn 9ellrr
= nit benz Yilbe Der Ct. 9oiepl's
sird)c su @chphalin, BEL 6eh'
: tel & ciltcmrper. Tisie luer. D.,
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tnuic BON $500 In barr ipnh'
rcub hcr Tlouate 9auuar uno
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13


Sm aprarc6 III cine itnr,e H,n'.
aina am @ccairu. Dem &trteisis
uuasprpsramm Ger Stlieruna o.lcn
SSintraano ertaeaenihi,p,n TruH
ritt Der s:roht iur Die
Runitiunsia tritartea
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Tieie Cppoiitieu. uattr fi.srCr,
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csn ct. Saul uub Gluoe i. 7artu
ntr ron Gureopa. 2N,. tshaur;ct
uub nit Sedl,. ..,.:
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plumber, wpreen. aesiunuasu etes
mdsiae greiis iur n';rssrrsctirer
Stofi su bt;ahleu. Wcaen ieicbs IN,
mere uebeyiallc mpiie ih has Saae
c5enIo pappasn ais 'pie seeer rirsn
moalihen duSereu SsinN,-
tsaat nidht ihon Der Nerr: Tts
Rcn'hen fsinne hHo irine Saasae
rpiitn. ). in hisism Saue llr'k
SamS eiaene Siireer, ole HRntt'
pnsihateur.)> ..-fnr. etsis W s<r
,7ri,oe elm lualni. gs Ii, Shidt ets
8 apuersiies. bieie $rirai Sn,ertiie
am 9rieae nab Ioslittti, sd ts.
itriuien.
limb nis TareuEer neiut. .ici CO
iar bic Reaieruua Der uirtinu'H,
Shus. ibren Sriessseeari ielb i
,u MAIDEN '-'-
.@cnn mir nid', 10 rprbsrsitet fra
mis mtr isin iollten. hanu te C.
nitt seruut, weii has Saf uid1t &c.
uns stratra als ssrris aenieererr
Sprbsrsituus essahit bate ivss
bern r,eil - ia peil-----sa risi
Selo In e,e 2diten hcr aetiuniw
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uns bobin elniaen bal. .nis Aeeiernna
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13
CASTORIA
Fur Sauglinge und Kinder
n hGtBRAUcaSelTEERRAls 30JlHRta
immer NIT der ~ -
U"''s:sA'lf' s:s &1NRzzx
ssoIf.

Serr stephan 1sritai benz. piC
idluu bds @uItsblntt in lester 0pdlC
berihteie, beim groieiidaen oer
,lcine Singer sircr (,nnb iait gang
lib nbasitritt II uro elm oubcrer
sicmlih iiaIpirt murbe, befnoct I'D
ben llmiianben geu6B wohl nne
'hs int bns gIieb. l9elthes upu 9r.
@reapru pun Meta. ,uohin alsidI
nadl ocm ilniolle ihu Heu. pbeideu
mt ieiucm Nutp brddlte. bebanbeli
ipurbe. irieoer arbeilen su pollen.
\ aher nud, tann. tpeun bas Niehrr'
Nuheilen nit,t aellnaen ipl,ts. nlrbs
Stcphor nod, nit ben mod iibrioeu
9cunen cbeniu aui idlroppen urt
'raeen iar oas bem 0eber Nuthluen,
biee mic CT CO pprbcr nit aller
.3cbucn s,tbon.
0er .. Z. Steaemnnr II, itpu
lhnasre ,lsit leioenb. Nnoere ihcr
felt earaerem aron,e limb ifrnu Wnr
tin BnIutbper ullo Nrdn ,lpleph We
tcnbora
0eura Shdeter bon 2ooie Greet
b.iutt bier bic 5amitien Sernart
Serten unb Nuieph Sttaemann.
Yisls sisiiae Slraey pphnten an
Samfina su Cinae genb benz Seardb
niIie Der terii. @ittlue Shuarte bel
Geo. Reder bat Serrn Stepbar
Rsrihai's antheit In rent Gaiplir
Sdaeopparat aetaaft uuo In bereit
fur alle bic ibr sssutrunesuateriaI
sertleiuert iriiniten, bie'e arbeit ~
beioraen.
Jrl. 9aura Nener notnte BEN an
Soms,aa In Weta nbaebattenen aeie'
siriel bel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-01-13
S,iele qeute.miiIen's nid,t.

Gise trdae 2sber ,iiaa uiel aeioen
ueruriaheu. Snluiubelanidlle
aopiwsb, getrnppilina i,no Silioht6i
iinb iidlere 8eiheu, bab aniere asber
Der Ollie bebarf. slehmt TT. aiua. q
@ew Gle Bills anb ieht. pis bieie
bas aaHse Suhem aeu helehfn iuer'
ben. Nuh Gut .tlr ben @aseH.
6elien ber Uerbauune. reinisei,
oas Slut unb ildren bic Saut. gluy
25e bel Gurem Apotbsier. (ans.