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The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-19
Piles Cured In 6 to If Days

Druggists refund money if PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure Itching' Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief. 60c.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-19
The Girl Who
 Was a Soldier Boy
HoD / Went "OOsr There" With Pershing's DiUisfon
By HAZEL CARTER

Mrs. Hazel Carter of Douglas, Ariz., is a young woman, twenty two, whose young husband, Corpo- ral John J. Carter of the United States army, was ordered to France with the Pershing expedition.
 Determined to accompany him. she obtained a soldiers uniform and fell in as a private on his de- parture. She was five days at sea on the transport before she was dis covered and was returned home against her wishes
 Copyriaht 1917 Iy Bell Syndicate. Inc.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-19
The U. S. A. Once More.

was glad to see the tall buildings l knew as those of New York loom up glad and sorry. It made me think of how different 1t was going out, the ship like a beehive full of our boys. Now it was empty. They were lover there" As We passed the statue Of Liberty a sentry came to attention and saluted.
 Greetings, old girl" he said. Il see you're stiB doing business at the old stand. By the way" turning to me, "what are they going to do with your
 How do l know?' replied.
 "I guess it's the guardhOuse for you" be said. q heard they were going to Jug you"
 "Prlson will suit me fne," l an- swered. Maybe by the time l come out the old man will be back. ] might as well be in jail as anywhere else. Of course if they let me have my choice l prefer to join the Red Cross and try to go over and maybe see my boss-the commanding officer of the Carter family"
 was kept on the ship for day and a night. Reporters from the newspa- pers were the first to find me. l don't know what a siege is like, but the gov eTnment could make no mistake 1T they
The daily Alaskan., 1917-11-19

During the winter season ls171s our regular train ser vice will be maintained South Bound between skas way and whehO both terminals on Tuesdays and Fridays ...-, i-H .-, ...- '
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04

commenced roaring. The captain or
dered a gun In action at the but. Of
the tree. 1t had no sooner opened up
than all the bullets in the world
seemed coming our way. The enemy
was shooting mighty close. too.
THE trenches were awfully ha'i TO
pick up, although we We're only about
$50 yards away. They were on hill
and had carried their dirt away. The
battalions made slow progress on the
TANKS on account of the thick under
brush. The enemy had an immensely
strong natural position and had they
had few machine guns and some
barbed wire they could not have been
rooted out without great loss of life. A
call went up for Il hospital apprentice,
as Corporal FraZee had been shot in
the head. He had been working hard
getting his gun pointed on the enemy
and had just succeeded. You are
right on them; give them hi were
the last words he said His pointer
was also shot in the head and two
others were wounded in the arm. a
corporal in the Thirteenth company
was shot twice while operating a
Benet Mercier He refused to leave
his gun and had to be carried away.
Sweetest of Sounds.
while this was going on our other
and we obtained fire superiority over
the enemy, who shot very wildly from
now on. | don't know how the other
men felt. but expected To be shot any
minute and just wanted to do as much
damage as possible To the enemy be-
fore caShing in. Several members Of
our platoon did cool and creditable
work in changing cartridge extractors
and repairing jams under fire. We
faced the enemy as much us possible
while repairing the guns. as we had
horror of being shot in the back.
zone of the sweetest sounds | have
ever heard was the cheering of the in
fantry battalion as it charged the right
flank trenches of the enemy. Gunnery
Sergeant Ralph was among the first of
these. He had pistol fight with the
rebel general in command. Ralph and
some other man with rifle hit him
at about the same time. Resu,t-exit
general.
I'VE moved up to the trenches after
the battle and reformed, getting our
equipment together. Corporal Frazee
died soon after being hit ana was bur-
led within a few feet of the place
where he had fought so well. The
enemy lost very heavily, and If Santo
Domingo was not an island some of
these birds would be running yet"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
Country's Most Coveted DeCora-
ton Is Awarded for Bravery
in Field.
fought IN SANTO DOMINGO
One Badly Wounded, His Comrade
Drove Enemy Away With Machine
Gun-TeIls a Thrilling Story
of the Fight.

Observation-Disclosures the Victoria
Cross is to Englishmen, the Iron Cross
to the Germans, and the Cross of War
to the Frenchmen, the American Medal
of Honor is to the soldiers, sailors, and
marines of the United States. The
Medal of Honor is rarely awarded. and
then only after long and painstaking
investigation to make certain that no
possible error is committed in the
award. Navy orders just made public
announce the award of the coveted
honor to two enlisted men of the ma
rine cOrps-Sergt. Maj. Roswell Win
ans and Corporal Joseph A. CLOWN,
both of the expedition now maintain
Ing order in Haiti and Santo Domingo
In announcing the award Rear Ad-
miral Benson, the chief of operations.
states that in battle at Guaycanes,
Santo Domingo, CLOWN, while Operat-
ing machine gun, was wounded. but
refused to give in, and continued firing
until n second well-placed shot struck
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04

Thayer remained at the head of the
school from 1917 to 1888. and succeed
ed in making the institution famous
Throughout the world
Since 1902 the number of graduates
from West Point has been 5,601. an
average Of about 40 annually. While
the number of graduates has been con-
siderably increased In latter years. the
United States army has seldom had
enough trained officers. and that short
age is now more than ever apparent.
The entrance examinations are very
difficult, and about One-fourth of those
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
MARRIED MEN ARE VICTIMS
Ninety Per Cent Of Customers Of Chi
cago Loan Sharks Are Men
With Wives.

Chicago.-Ninety per cent of the VIC
tins of loan sharks are married men.
according to the statistics made public
here. The percentage Of those borrow
ing In order to purchase necessities
is 90. Eighty-five per cent of those i'm
the grip of the sharks have children.
Street cur motormen compose the
largest number of victims. One Of the
law firms which is fighting the evil In
Illinois settled a case wherein motor.
man was charged with $500. for 81 an
other owed 5000 and settled. for So,
and in a third case where the victim
was charged with owing 5000 it was
found he owed nothing, and the same
was true of a case wherein 500 was
demanded.
Illinois will have a law which fixes
3k per cent as the legal rate of in
terest a month If bill now before
the legislature is passed.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
The Scout Handbook.

Although the West Point school was
created by an act of congress passed
on March 16, 1902. this year marks the
centenary of the institution as a real
factor in military education. Only
II students were graduated in the first
decade, and at times the school was
without any competent instructors. In
1917 Col. Sylvanus Thayer was APP
pointed superintendent, and from that
day n century ago. when he assumed
charge, West Point became in fact
what it previously had been in name
a real military academy. Colonel
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04

the belief that kindness is an impOr-
tant factor in making hens lay. He
will establish two pens of laying hens.
one to be cared for by person Of
cheerful mind who makes IA pet Of
every hen, and the other pen to be In
the hands of man who carries his
crouch with him while attending the
flOcks.
Professor tombstone says kindness to
cows will produce more milk and he
wants to learn to what extent chickens
are affected by the different modes Of
treatment.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
1t teaches the
youngsters to be
happier and more
useful CXlSeN~

\ THE past seven years thousands ~
town and cities in all parts of the Unit
ed States have used The Boy Scout
program as Il means of developing their
boys into manly men. and the success
of their efforts is shown 10y the fact
that today there are over 10000 Boy
Scouts in this country.
The movement has been Endorsed by
educators. by churches of every de-
nnminn tinn hN civic md nhilnnt hrnuil.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
MUCH IN LITTLE

wolves were far more common In
Palestine in Biblical times than they
are now. though they are yet occasion
ally seen. The wolf of Palestine Is the
common CAMS lupus.
At the close of the European war II
Is planned TO complete the railroad
connecting the cities Of Changsha and
Hankow. Human province, China. Trade
conditions will be greatly improved by
the completion Of this road. There IL
ut present no direct Foreign trade.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
GLO0M-JOY TEST FOR HENS
Poultry Men Believe Kindness Gets
More Eggs Than Irritation, and
Will 1rv to Prove IL

Vineland. n. IA novel experiment
Is to be tried on the grounds of the
vineland International Egg-Laying and
Breeding contest by E. II. tombstone.
superintendent of the New Jersey
training school, and Harry X. Lewis.
poultry husbandman of the state ex-
pertinent station in New Brunswick.
Professor tombstone has advanced
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04

him, after which Winans. who had just
arrived on the scene, opened fire with
another machine gun, and when that
gun damned, stood up, fully exposed to
the fire Of the Dominicans, cOOlly re-
paired the weapon, and then resumed
fighting. He remained at his post until
the enemy took to flight. One man
was killed and seven others seriously
wounded within twenty feet of CLOWN
and Winans in the fight. The medals
are awarded, Rear Admiral Benson
adds, ''fOr extraordinary heroism and
eminent and conspicuous courage in
the presence Of an enemy"
Tells Story OF Fight.
The other day Winans arrived in
New York, and for the first time told
the story of that fight in SantO Domin-
60 last summer.
"My company was a Colt machine
gun outfit" he said, under Capt. Will
liam H. Pritchett When we left
Monte Cristi on June 26, 1916, we had
eight Colt automatic guns. with car
riages and tripods. On the morning
of the 9th we had an engagement with
the rebels. The second platoon, under
Captain Pritchett. took position on
small hill about 200 yards to the left
of the artillery position, which was at
KilOmeter %. The enemy were in
trenched at KilOmeter q, near the
crest Of high hill commanding the
roads. The artillery sprinkled them
generously with shrapnel, and we
opened up with our Colts. In about
half an hour the Second battalion had
driven in the enemy's OutpOsts and
were between us and their right flank.
We were ordered to cease firing and
return to the artillery position.
"The battle was well under way now
and so were the rebels. The first pla-
tOon kept right up with the firing line
in the advance through the brush, and
just before the final charge on the
trenches gave them thorough comb
ing. The rebels had kept up fairly
heavy fire. but aimed too high. One of
our men was burned on the back of the
neck by big lead slug. BY 10: 80 a.
m. the marines had occupied the enc
my's trenches.
ION the 18th we marched with the
main body on the main highway to
kilOmeter A., where we went into
camp at 4 p. IN. That night, which
was terribly dark, ! had just crawled
under my mosquito net and got COM
fOrtably settled when the rebels COM
menced firing on our camp. Some
body ran right through my mosquito
net. stepping on my stomach en- route
Dog Gives the Alarm.
THE captain ordered the guns
manned and put into action. We could
hear the enemy talking excitedly on
hill just to our front, and sweeping
fire was opened in that direction. We
had the best Of luck, according to re-
ports which We're received later. six of
them being hit. Meanwhile a bunch of
the enemy tried to rush Corporal Fra
Zee at the outpost. But the gun point
or on that gun simply made IL sieve
out of one and several more were hit,
judging from their yells. Another
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
WEST POINT 115 YEARS OLD
United States Military Academy Did
Not Amount to Very Much, How
ever, Until 1877.

Graduates and undergraduates of
the United States Military academy at
West Point recently celebrated the
one hundred and fifteenth anniversary
of the founding of that institution.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
TOSS OF COIN PICKS
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR

Cripple Creek, ColO.-ThOmas
Surber, Democratic alderman. is
the Democratic candidate for
mayor by the grace of the flip
ping of dollar that came
tails" The choice lay between
Surber and Frank Vetter. an
other alderman. The leaders
couldn't decide, so the men. who
are good friends, settled 1t by
the toss of n coin.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04

appointed usually fail to pass the pre-
liminary examinations. while of the re-
mainder about One-half fall by the
wayside and are unable to graduate.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-05-04
Mixed Relationship.

Willie-Say, pop. is England our
mother country?
Pop-She is considered so, my son.
Willie-And George Washington is
the father of our country.
Pop-Yep.
Willie-Then, whose Uncle Sam are
we?
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

Gs mar uiIiIeitt aari out
bah uniere nlte ccime,b in TtmiA,
l1rh itit Sahrbuuottien iaii bei.auhia
pou Rnhbaru uuo dneetru JtinSeN
duacrcmpeIt. pebrout uno IN Rrlees
aeiiurit muroe. (eburd hat I'D, ben
beutihe @ein ;ur itonfeu slulhs
entwideit uno beutite s2rait. Sunt
uuo @iiienitait habsn nit eiuanOe.
gerpetteiier. aus oieien iprtudhs
reroer granaIalierunatn il bet1nnr-
lid aud Der pieI aeihrihte spili;dt.
i;mus cntitanoau, Der bent osr uielea
'Seirben bas Gsnii britt, paer ;ud,
arbBten Shei! ihcH aerroteu bat,
Chr mas mine iuohI aus 1euti.
lamb phre oiei> Riei;rtrait oeuuvoc1,
ghre bic b,uiite Gr1uolacstuur IND
1hre ben btut'ter Sirn RI in alien
9aaen bes gebers i.:ret,i iIuSsg?
Ter Teutitle hattie ft ia auh uuhl
ohne oIs Srisee gut eutriirit. 1ilein
ourh eieIe bat Ct bod sirsu heiiereR
Nu:rieb erbaItsr. nls sr cs iclba ee
nhnt bat. Sur in ctrcm &0us.e ~
CeutktlnrA roa lth,r ':it t;liroja
etuds 81 ljacr'! r1rg':r. ia esT
Stntincntlll'c'. IN 'etr,r o''cuStris
iacn Naa,a;ct'a's'; icjas7 Sl'roeu
acatrubcr. In ISL ,rrli:c 9,r
5iicrrc Hc,ds,:r;lcc N.H Sclr;1itl
IL HcdlruHR uy'rraTa.i1 cui ;etu
A:!liaroeH irs;::H opl'-rtt9er.
ab,r 9lii,y S&I.@,! &, ias,t: at .lgs
bcr SiSmaGl. 'ari !ris.larHtr "ro
"a aud n;nua. &;t,n.ca 5ic HctI
oicie armeu Stut:. Ijtit.gtu crmcn
Seatc ti":g'tr ;&w Tar: >,'&v ,set
MI; ben @Iyl't5 it,nNtn eelen
&c titlaro. rc'i5n;.lt ,cirS man
NleSmnI btiI 6rltos1S'-.aB Gle
Snittn etuas i:rlmMtr aH;:.cea
ISlS w&r>e rpt, Gus 5sl:;A.anS
un> leir:u $trelrstitn ,vc-9sa,
pern Die S..,iclt,n Ntstr ipll,sr.
sSIr hr''cH NaE Si. etpt t,c ,SC'atls,
oAitlei bcini TyicntrNt.uS g3Ii,3
laSeeih3!;:; ,:lrH. ! ,'Gr NJ II u,r.
oeutlheS Slul ct1gii.a auo Ieutit:,
Lamb bot ben Nries uit. nrasIoratu.
'pnorru 'eire &ieerinhsr.tpcr alleu
5no!nrH. Zititu icIltm Nie sllael
10 hCihuiiten wtgEer. alS l5aeu oat
Sui'litler il.y..,a'msr ptrat5t.
tS.girru Hcrmlui,.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Cine aute weicacubeit iur ,sar,
MGR NIT crtuadlieHsn Srhueu.

Ssjr aabtu N ptr.luitr in ..&t,tis
9ourtu, Ni'curi. raht Hran, mia,
cine ?Yo S5cr ercee dnrm nit ger.
bsiieruuler. Nnt Rural Spute,
Stlccbcr. S5luIe uno alleS. mas oos
SarslebtU ertraslih mat,. "a pis
NIe'em Bias uGierr psrieuli.Se Mi.
ncrtIauiteit nltt wibnsn IonEeu, 10
,roller mir hiele Slrm III iebr liberu.
len Seoiuanraeu aui Sheiliahluua
bin pertaufen.
Cine quite Stlsaeuheit ilr eiuen
Sarmer. Der tr,patiene Sshse bar.
acren er ,iEsn Guilus aui eluer
Nar.u aebsn pilI. &ir nrller e. 10
eiuridten III, Die redt. Seripu.
lrslte oieiss Ssliuee tSuft. nas bic
6arm aus ten iih-lihen Girtnniteu
besahlt we, Den ,orn. Sir mptten
rutbsu. has irssre Seuane, relhe
ih ha'ir intcrsiii,,, nit uns peribr.
lib bic Snhc heiurehe. Sou.
". T. Tallmerer.
9. y. 5hcras,
Yen Q. Sicth.
Ssiieripu gitu. Riiiouri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
Gia Wsltbinonis fir
bautmbtu frirbtu.
prdticeut SSiiiou entsiiIlt Dor Dem
Senat ieinf slniitt iiber Ames
rifas stnfsabe.

"1n elmer 9niprnhe an ben sonaret
am Runtoe In elmer halptilnoiaen
Heoe enthiillte Grdiotnt PiliOn feline
Sfnne Der gselt nld Seileauna Res
leSiaen eurOp6iihen arieees. Gr iaate
odb er ben 2eitpuntt fir aetummen
eradIte. no bic gselt lber BEN Stanbs
puutt Der @er. Staaten uuieetl1rt
!peroen mlille uno er6rterte bann bic
Srunblaae au' ter rod ieiner aniiht
Elm oaueruber @eltfriebe oufeebaut
iueroen Tonne. Or beflruprtet cine
9tan oeren Wnft arobsr iein mus
als bic Naht iraenb elmer iest triee.
flrenoen Ration Der bic Matlt ir,
aeno, zines aeidlluileuen uoer aepIar.
BuEbniiies ptr Iotionen, bent ttine
RGtie; poer Sumbirotipu BON ylaiiu-
NED pieocriiebeu tonnc. Gs mUiie
oeshaIb nitt eir @leidIaeuiht Ger
Waht. iorbcrr cine @emeiuid)ait Der
Rdtt aeitniieu ncrocn. nid)t uran,
nifirts Rionlit6t. ipnbern cin oraani'
iirmr aemcinidni;ltd)cr 1rieoc. %cr
alien bebeutc bicieS bob eS Elm ,friebc
ohue Siea ieiu mhii', Gin Siea, 10
oerIRrieoe benz WcrIicrcr uuIaeIuun.
eeIt mrroe. Tonne, ba cr RnhtaeiibI,
3orst uuo cine bit,tre Griureruua
suririliie, ,tin onuernocr ,triehe :r.
,ieit me, ben iurbern unr ba no alien
NoApuen. oh arOb uoer tIeiu, Gleih
hctt Der Sied)te anrartirt ieicn. Nut
iOl,e allen @6lterr bic Grsiheit Der
Reere uro cir eir;,ter 2uanua sur
See oeiifert iein.
Nlptten. uro Nrmecrii,uroen icIlter
MIR aur NuiredtertaItuno Der Orb.
nnra atcr nid1t Der ooreiijucn uro
ielbiiut'tiacr lSeuolt oicrer.
Bum St uiis i4'lra tc- @r6Iinert
Dor baB Die ?lntipucn cini,immi1 Sic
Gpttrin oes Hroiibcrten Aunrpe ala
Guttrin Der y2clt nnnehreu: bds
feline Ration ihre &ulitit iibsr cine
nrtttre RltiDr poer ,aGplt orsresrs
'urocrn ieheS %ul' blS Ncdt hobcu
iollte iciue eiDeuc &plitit iciue ciocre
Grtwi5cluua uuI ebinhert. Lntearctt
uno phne Iurdlt III b;i:imner. Die
t.tiucu %tl'cr cbtrip ME Sic cr,bcr
mh mutliincn.
S9obrcnb Yriiibtnt %@i'iun int
Scnatt irrlh, bti1nN lid itjrc N,rc
IN 0lrorr nlcr au5!0uhiitru Ne.
a;CrurReu pocr mar an nieie urtey.
ncAs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25

Ter Vcriht brs 9cutrart Grpmp,
ten ubcr Die AcyiiprurQ bcS ocuti.tcH
{oudtpptct lIil uro Die ibr, In
5nQIluo mi i,Cr'nhrcuc Nchnnblllr1
bjloct circS bcc Nlilttrcn Nnpitcl &;
SSc,t'ricpeS. ll,il wurbc ruu tirCm
bri,lttn Eampicr, oer olc nmtri:o-
rld'c G.aR0c ilhytc. in bcimtutlidYcr
@&clic ,cripyt Seine Ncinpur0
luuroc bis nui ;uci thatldlIiul a.
mprhtt, tcun Die ,}Ahprura otA
[nuhooutcs mar clr uul,trrtd'tSWi,
briQcr "ltl, nliU cine uuCrIapbte ,ric-
etrjite NaroIrua. 6beu'p u6l,tr
rcttSuiNy;R uno brutal tis sur &c,
mcirbclt mar bic %chluoIGra bcs
Ysulrnrt Grumptpn uno lcinCe Nc'
iahr.cu. lluo tieicr ubltcrrtttSu;
orjpcr, tru;aIcr 9lttt bat Hlsic.tc
5u0luro ijd) itJuIbin Rcmntt, onS
urr Ciriacu Tuacr crit micorr Sic
lluocr'rorCrhcit nchnbt hat I'd, ais
0uter Der 0ananitnt ouisuipjclcu
uno TCutidl,ant 0rnu'amCr SricaS
iuhrura uuo irbumarer @ehauolurQ
ieircr NtlanQCucn III beidu'oIpcu.
llnb in gSdihluQ,Un mirh mani hpI.
lcntIih N'oiii oaunu rehmtu. "a mic
hcrum blC nmcrl,nui,dlt dlnGnt mis-.
brau1,, Wp:ncu..ii iii nm eiutn pui'cr'
rrdltSwirriacn Mt uuo Gcmcinlr
Wpro III btachcu. sSnrc uuitrt Nc
ejcruro nir'lltl neutral uno NCrtd't
audi otacu 7cutlhllno. oarn Wuroc
iic cine nllNcmctuc W ar
Uur0 upr Der Ncratuua cuall'tltr
SniI'c cr!a'icn, btuai'ucttr cuNll'
itlcu Taulpitru uitt mchc ocrnt,tu,
aNleritautit,t Ndicr nn;uldu'cu ruo
inRlanb mn 'clntn %erhunnttcn cr'
fldrcr. enN Ne hcl IN ben (andlbppt.
lrira ndi mchr mlldcr wcroc
Tn;u mare lie uerpn / dl { /.
Sic piro eaS ratlrlidl d l tbuu.
Abcr WcnipItcnS iollle lie i,t 0irnbcr
,lar rc,reu. oh lie I'D, unh Der ,i,r.
inrura rpu ll.il nph aeiiatten lam,
IN Der draae heS SautboutirieacS
EnalanbS Hartci III reh.
men. gSir finb Der Nnild,t. bah lie
ollie llriad1c bot. bns II q { mchr
,u thun. uno mir alanben mint, bab
pir nit hieier Sniid1t alleir IieheE.
t8a,rentpn @olfsircunb.,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
tialdiisseit perRrind,. @eri,eeiang

Rausel m Semeanna tudbreuo bes
Rintcra III oft iltindle upn Seritppf,
una. Shr flhlet beflummeu hnnt9i
uno iprelus. cure @efhtSinrbe ii,
iahl urb iiunia unb sic Gncrsie her.
nbaciuuteu. Sciriat eud ppn bicisr
Gage iualeit, nit Er. aiua . shn
eiie Tills. elm milbes 9orotiu. mel
Dies bic nnasilllten 6eoarme phne
DUAL erleidbiert. Cine 2oEs Dor bem
sltaienaeben uirb' enh eiuen hd,erE
unb milben esuhiaana bel Noraen
FdFru. sje. beim apcsteier, lans.D
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
yotateS.

sd. Waric I. NuwlcS uon Rel,
ierlon Gitn. bciuttt bier an Jrcitaa
bic GIlern
-Stra ein Tutcno ganeubrcn
luuroer hltr in lcptcr S@udc pun per.
ihieocntn 6anoleru nu'0c.auit.
-0iele 3armer uou 6olt lieie,ten
Nnianas tcr @udc Sieh an bic Nci,
pbalia Il fpI, rrnbinQ 80. oh.
--Tic 6rrrcu irnnt uuo Satub
Srtmcr uuo 1nhn ,pilQes bon gpuic
Greet. warrH hitr SpnutdR Nciuder.
-9ic @ci,pbalia & 1ult 2rabira
Company ucrinuote ocitcrn cine Gnr.
lnbuna Hirou;cH uuo Sdlpcinc su
Wnrttc.
Tic Wlciiicn nudl oercn Nchnbcu
man idl lctt crtlnhiat. crtbeilcu ei'
ncm oul bicic bin bic gIntuort: I'D
houmc be Grippe"
Ter lnnoc pctr Ncprac Worlclo
rrlcutc hicier Soac rahc lciucr Wuh
nuua ciucn Nbltr Der non Der ciucn
Nlh0clpiec Sur onotrcn & Sub nno 1
3pll mnb.
Pie 6ricocusipici'c III Der oeut.
lhe Nitlcl bcrcit ~ ruuhcn. abcr
nui menn lie nit oehtitcm aanaiicr
uuo nidlt nit alliirttn 9rnnt geihllt
II.
Bon ben Gusnartiacn bcren Wc.
iud .ciI urS am Snnntna su crircu.
en- hatten. lunren Die berren @ptt.
lrieb Melies unb Seralann Studen.
idrcibcr BON 9ueIttown uuh Scn
8runer bon Ct. Gliiabeth.
-llnier shmieb. D. @. 6olters
mann bat BON 6errn 6enrp Slie oas
iriber ais aonierueniabrit benutte
@ebdube erpprben. Herr Solter'
mann ipiro bosielbe cbbrehen laiier
unb bns Spls gum Nusbaa .iciner
Wertitatt pertuenoen.
Tarineietretdr Tnniele eutidul.
biat isine Seitellnna pm Geihoiieu
bel elmer enaliiten 6irma bamit bu6
ein pon enelanb beSuaenes Proieitil
$500 iueniaer foiie als Elm amerfnni.
i&es uni bah auf bie ameritaniifeu
ni&t safriebenhelleno ieien. 6pbe
Ertiie unb ihlethte Haare IN unb
mar ia iiets bas Wuttu amerisanii6cr
6pbviiantrn,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-01-25
<sn asnerifaniiAer Yeppeiin.

6ier. 10 heibt es tn Eaihinator.
intereif,t man Fdl iht sinen Seppeltn
ben nis eriten amc,iinuiifcn oas
Rnrineoepdrtemeut bnaen mill.
anieifaniihe tmitdteu iollen in
8efs elmer beiailIirteH SeiArebuns
eines beutiheu :. lleber 3eprelins>
gelnrat ieiu Der Dor REr;em in GHas
lamb nbaeihoiien worhen. llno ba.
nit aInubeu nmerif1nide SnacuieuTs
o:s Material fur eeH Ban ces erfien
ameiitnuiiheu t9espeIiHs an 6nnb III
hahen. aieisr 3eppeliH .ioI ioqnr
nod beiier nls Der oeutife ieiu, od
dluminum bnsH peruenbet reroeH
.0nne. ben nur nnrerifnniif: 5o6ri.
t1nten heraelIeu torrnsn. @eun man
hiersulanbe bas ,ufinnbe brdhte,
ueun aud natl aeiiohiener Nrffer,
bic SeiItunaeH beg grdien 2erpelin.
bic nlle 8elt. ieI6h bic 1eines
leutihlnubs. betpunbsrn, nnbe ,u
,ommen poer anr su ii6ertreifen, pd
&c ia NIT eisem 4Rnle bic Ghre dmsf
ritauii6,er Routanhlel con 9uftidsif.
Ten, bereu 9nualidltsii bisher gar
uiet su iufhiteH ibria arlniien. ce.
rettet. Tds nddlhs rpde binu cudI
ons aHeritnniihe nod snr arpplt.
'pmmeHe ll.Sout unt oeuiinsm spu'
ter ~ ucrbeiicrn.