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which will meet next week with Mr..
Frank Hoopes, 900 West Seventeenth
street.
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Mrs. Guy Bryce entertained the Wed
nesday Afternoon Card club yesterday
at the home Of Mrs. II. p Bryce, l420
West Eighth street Ms. 5. r, Evans
received the club plate ff high score,
and Mrs. Guy Bryce thp/ hostess plate.
Mrs VI. P. Bryce made second score,
Mrs, C. II. Griffin and Mrs. w Nc
Alpine were special guests, the latter
receiving the guest favor During the
luncheon Miss Helen Bryce gave sew
eral piano selections The club Will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Evans,
1914 West Tenth street
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Mrs. w. NJ. Sasher. ll25 West Four
teenth street. and Mrs Milton Brown
100 West Fourteenth street, entertained
yesterday at the home OF the former n
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80 C.Q,oze.ENM ~

Nash, Miss Majorie Spaulding, and the
Misses Cadijah and Harriet Colcord.
v "
Mr. and Mrs. James Riordon of Chi
cago, who are guests at the Lee
Huckins hotel for several weeks. en-
tertained most delightfully."- with a din
ner dance last evening in the ballroom
of the hotel Three large baskets OF La
France roses with sprays of smilax and
ferns formed attractive decorations for
the dinner table Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter y. Caldwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Boggs, Mr. and Mrs
Millard H. Russell. Mr.. Arthur b. Nc
Farland and Mr. Henry X. Hoffman.
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Mrs. T. NJ Richardson jr.. 424 West
Ninth street, and Mrs. George +.
Woodward olo West Eighteenth street,
had as their guests at the Overholser
theater yesterday afternoon in the Sc
ries of Five O'clock Tea club parties
for the children's ward in St Anthony's
hospital, Mrs. X. +. Edwards. Mrs.
Russell B. Halliburton, Mrs. Alonzo
Key Mrs. William s. Bulkley, Mrs. M.
B. Leonard, Mrs. c. A. Galbrath and
Paul Richardson.
Mrs. Woodward, who was called
suddenly to Fort Worth Sunday by the
illness OF her mother, Mrs. I. Nj.
Richardson, will return Friday Mrs.
Richardson who had suffered severe
attack of la grippe, is very much i'm
proved,
Mrs. r. w. Dick entertained with a
matinee party at the Overholser theater
yesterday afternoon having as her
guests Mrs. Frank Gault, Mrs. j
Leroy Sadler, Mrs. Leroy Long, Mrs
Ray Wells, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. D. J
Clement, Mrs. s. A. Douglas, Mrs. A
&c. Crucc, Mrs. George Henshaw, Mrs
Jean Day and Mrs, William Pheiifer
Attractive boxes of candy were pre-
scntcd to the guests as favors
n " y
Mrs. John II. Frcderckson, BPS Wes
Seventeenth street, will entertain very
informally with luncheon Saturday
complimentary TO Mrs Frank Il Lit
tlejohn of Montclair. n J., and Mrs. J
w. Henslcy of Chicago.
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Mrs Fay Thompson, l20l Nor,l
Shartel avenue, entertained iniormall,
with ! o'clock luncheon and the thcatel
Yesterday honoring Miss Jude Deyo o
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birthday Of Miss Young Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs Leslie +. Mar,neau,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young and Mr. Rob
ert Chambers.
Mrs. ]. w Hensey of Chicago ar
rived the first OF the week TO spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Edward F. Davis and DR.. Davis, OILS
West Fifteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs Russell B. Halliburton,
81 West Fourteenth street, returned
Monday from a three weeks visit IN
New York City
Mrs. Ez Namen. $50 West Seven
teenth street. returned Tuesday from
Waco. Texas. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Namcn'S sister, Mrs. Robert
Silvers OF Waco, who will be their
guest Tor several weeks.
Miss Helen Baum, so West Seven
teenth street, will return Sunday from
a months visit in Omaha and ST. Louis.
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The many friends OF Miss Katherine
Nash. who has been critically i'll since
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Nash, lSl4'l North
Shar,el avenue, will be glad to know
that her condition is greatly improved.
v " v
Mrs. ]. A. Havirland, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmond
Goldstein, l6Ol West First street for
several weeks, returned yesterday To
her home in OsSian. Iowa.
The ROYAL Art Needlework club was
entertained yesterday by Mrs Taylor
p. Johnston. l2l4 West Third street \
patriotic contest was feature OF the
afternoon, the favor being won by Mrs
6. T. Hughes, The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs W. r. MoComb
1870 West Ninth street.
The club will also give an April
Fools party for the husbands on Sat.
urday evening, March 81, a, the home
of Mr. and Mrs f. J Reeder, 1922 West
Ninth street.
Chapter V. p. +. o. will meet Satur
day evening at the home of the MlSsc'
Elizabeth and Emma Findlay, on Eas
Seventh street
Mrs ]. NJ. Young, II West Tcntl
street, entertained the Bee Hive fiv,
club yesterday, having as her specia
guests, Mrs {. {. Owens, Mrs. NJ Ham
ilton, Mrs. A. A. Cronk, Mrs. {, NJ
Uuerback and Mrs. w Langiord Mrs
l.. II. kcrns and Mrs. X. {. West, will
whom the club will meet April 4, mad,
the high scores,
The Isis Bridge club me, yesterda,
al the home of Mrs, a. +. Maidt, %
East Eighth street, Mrs. Frank fos,e
making the high score. Mrs. Johi
Hope, "A East Fourth street, will en-
tertain the club Wednesday,
Mrs. Sanford r. Brooks, GA Wes
Seventeenth street, entertained tn,
| Wednesday Luncheon club yesterday
the substitute hands being played b.
Mrs. Thomas s. Hutton and Mis-,
Genelle Halle. Mrs. Wallace Lee mad,
the high score. The club will NEE
Wednesday with Mrs. George l.. Cooke
N2l North Mckinley avenue.
The Kilkare club me, yesterday will
Mrs. Henry F. Hanson, 1907 Nortl
Walker street Miss Katherine Vol
was a special guest Mrs, Minor Sher
rood made the high seors Of the slul
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Tomorrow's Euetns

Mn. nalph shank. Afternoon hsidge st
the hosae Of Mrs. 4. q. Bsanctt.
Mr W. u. Ashton. Informal afternoon
In hsner Of Mr~. Lydia sawyer and
Mno Esma FrUnceu Sawyer.
Nm. Charles 4. knight. o'clock
lunchesn for MSs. r. A. sweet.
Ms. and Mrs. W. 4. Oskes, evening
brtdgs
The Rradgs club. Mrs. I'd OverhoIser:
Friday Lanchecn club. Mrs. BERNARD
Er;Say Afternoon club. Mrs. Wells W.
En- Tsrpe Bridge club, Miss Helen
fhiIsmsthes club. Carnssie library.
Twentieth Century club. Carnegie IL
hrsry.
hart.
Friday Bridge Luncheon ciub. Mr..
Joseph l.. Mcke0wn.
Bsatsnte club, Mr. y. y. Turner.
FIeur de- Lis club, Mrs. Geor1e &. LII.
fserc Whist club. Miss EipA Hau-
bach.
Friday Seven O'clock Dinner club.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry HAmili.
Sew Sew club. Mrs. J. q. ttSens.
u. 4. ID. club, Mrs. Allen Pevstoe.
hon Cheer club. Mrs. sAmnel tSOssett.
Clover Leaf Embroidery club. Mr.
W. s. club, Mrs. y. H. wsiseser.
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lures of the afternoon The club will
meet April II with Mrs George Van
Arsdale, East Eighth.
n y
DR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Finney, 1900 West
Seventh street, entertained the No
Name club last evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Hidlebaugh playing the
substitute hands Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Brunton, Mrs. w. B. McComb, Mr..
John Gordon and Mr. Arthur Hide
baugh were special guests The high
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Lincoln. Neb. Her guests were Miss
Deyo, Mrs. J. A. Brittenham, Mrs. Nor
gan S. Fellers, Mrs. J. Edwin Thomas
Mrs. John Tomerlin, Mrs J. A. Dale
and Mrs. ]. A. Gibson.
Miss Deyo, who was the CUES. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brittcnham. J2o1s
East Tenth street. returned home this
morning.
Mrs. D. d, Young and Miss Dorothy
Young entertained with a 7 o'clock dir
ncr last evening at their home, l429
West Twcntyfourth street, the occa-
sion being in hone. OF the eighteenth
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scores for the evening were made by
Mrs Hdlebaugh and Mr.. Roy Worley.
The club will meet Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs Howard Huntlcy in their
new residence in Morningside addition
The members of the 6. T. d. club
will give line party at the Overholser
theater Saturday afternoon.
y
Mrs. Phil D. Brewer and Miss Myrtle
Brewer, 7lo West Eighteenth street. re-
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BY Aletha Barr Taft.


~ NE OF the most interesting
II ! events of the week is the char
VI ity ball TO be given this evening
in the Lee Huckins hotel By the
members of the +. f. O. club, the funds
of which. with those OF the benefit
card party this afternoon, will be used
for the establishment of an old ladies'
home, primarily for the eighty-nlners.
A number OF the dcbutantes and society
girls who have taken up this worthy
movement with a vim which promises
MUCH for its success and who have de-
voted their time to selling tickets this
week, will act as the hostesses, assist
ing the members OF the F i. o. society
They are Miss Marguerite and Caro-
line Colcord, Miss Bess Stewart, Miss
Blanche Bowman, Miss Blanche Clag-
gett, Miss Stella Cox, Miss Katherine
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Learn Five Dances for lc

Cla. starts Monday at 8 p. m. Two
ladies, sl0l. Two gentlemen, 20l.
Lady and gentleman, sl.Sl. Regular
class practice and assembly for pupil,
and friends. Private lesson, daily. l..
I. But,riek, instructor. Euclid Hall
Phone w, ~,
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Learn to Teach
Dancing

mako 5000 TO $500 q month: special Patel
nov; call. phone or write today. L. E
Buttrick, teacher OF dancing. Euclid
Hall. %l2x West Grand Ave. oklahom}
City. Wal. 297
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turned last night from a ten days Wis
in McAleSer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-28
ADDITIONAL NAMES FuR
TIRE RoEI. or HONOR.

The following should hn added 10 the
Meridian sRoll u Homer
Fr~a keatos. Faeld Hospital Corps.
LARK R.ste~. bieid Hospital Cerp~.
Alsin Ha~hhar@er. &tst Field Art.
Matter d. Haydre. z. Vi. Dept.
RaNnsari NJ. ThonASon. Naval Trw.
stssisn, tsaaa i<laasl. saa. fsMn.
chester Palmer. cftH Eag. Cps. ~.
D0uEfaa. Utah.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-28

Good Pump Jack about 20 feet
% 6 inch betting aud SO feet Y
inch galvanized gas pipe Address ]
r, Moon, Rt, No 2, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-28

For Saie--Thrse or four Lots With
three-room house. IN Meridian. Also
two lots with four room hnnse in
LaGrandc. Oregon.
v. RICHARDSON
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-28

Mary, wife OF J. II Schultz, died at
the family home four miles south Of
Meridian, at 10 o'clock "Wednesday
night Deceased was ~ years and
Two days old a. the time Of her de-
ter. Mrs. Vaughn Of Deer Flat one
son IN Oklahoma two sons in Counr
ell Bluffs. The body Is now al the
parlors OF w s. Mateer
IN Meridian Here a short funeral
service VIII be held Saturday at II
a. M, before tho funeral party viii
leave With the remains for Council
BUNS, Iowa
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Ruby Eila Kellar, the three-months
old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ds
keliarresiding miles north Of AIef-
idian, died Tuesday OF pneumonia.
Funeral services were held Wednes--
day az 2 b. M at the home.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-28
DEATH IssHT SATURDAY
or GRANDFATHER f,AEo

The death ii James N Cato III
eurred Saturday afaernoan al the
home OF his son, John Cato. III Maa
ridian The fnnernI VIVA held Al The
n +. Church Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. conducted 81 Rev. &. x.
Quinn and burial Waa la the Meridi-
AN cemetery
James Norman Cato was born
5sane ~. 1867. In Monroe county.
A1abama whers be resided with his
parents mail 1863 when they moved
% MIaaNur wilsre be has made his
home eYHs sipee Win The axeep~
tl0n ~ three years he spent IN Wyo.
ming seven years ii Idaho. and
TIRES years iii Oklahoma
he became meuhaa of the ffa-
grgnmlzed Church pf JeAliN Christ Of
Latter pay aaiuts III Missouri Ia che
year 1879, remainlsIg III taaf faith
anlEi death.
Igfo. Cato was married 10 Miss
Harfistte 81 Pfpsser. who survives
him. Jan, 1880, TO this nnfon
seven children were born John ii.
of Meridian Margaretfe nelie Bpl-
lock OF Boise Grace KugIar Of
Riehmon. Mo ELLA o. Dellenfmu gh
0f NorbornS. Mo. Gladys Van
Trump ~ Norbofn4, Mo- Willis n.
~ Meridian aud LaVerne. who died
Ia Infancy
Died Dec. 20, 1877. al ssis +. nj.
II Meridian. Ida
The Wife has lost true husband.
the children kind father. the
church, q deg0ut member, and the
community noble man
bro Cato expressed himself as
willing and ready to 20. holding ont
a strong hope Of part in the first
resurrection.
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Very excellent Christmas exer-
elHea wera enjoyed ~ the rhristian
church Ii Meridian Monday evening.
The adnlta and chilaren gave pro-
gram and SANTA Claus appeared
with 8 letter "tnil ol neWs' and q
treat for the little folks
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-07-13


held by
II local Contributors to
undne safety distributions
Blikopf
s(A1o "A
having difficulty reaching in He Chairman Mr.
NJ 25andthec )rectd O
a1ecep the Sin his brother handwrti
<NoNJEws HAVE SAY ABOUT METHODS
OTCOLLEcTION
tracett Of
for coee Less
cable charges propaganda
ohn W. Schmidt
fundsh ebeenon
THE MINNEAPOLIS COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF JEWS
SUFFERING WAR
~ Headquarters; -s| treasurer
I'M Bldg John Friedman lW North sixth St
MINNEAPOLIS
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03
CASTORiA
Fur Sangiinge und Kinder
N GeDaAucHSEIT MEHRAls 3OJAHRsN
Inner init der If
Ua''':sA'if' 1:s NzzaZIzs<
.sslf.
Holf.

Sunrno 2ramer bon saps teIndits
bier am Soantaa
@enn oas @eriht ipotr IN, hat
oentu 6edmonu iih BON Tr. Nener
bon @arosuille. Elm neues Briseo
antomobif nefonIt. ~
Hnauii Steaemann spar nm Conn,
too In @eitsho.ia.
sssi.helm &otter uno Satin Eub puu
ct. a,Gis bier anaeiommen uuo bal
ten Gdl bel ibren &ernanb.en oui.
YiIheIm. Der felt .Jabrcn In Ct.
gOuis aearbeitet. iunb bas geben bort
sn folipiel'a uno meiut bier NIT me-
nlaqem ausfommen ~ tbnneu.
dN. Gdeilia Sieaemonu IN bei:n
Rartin geltrop In ,,ienn aetreten.
Milhelm Sehoaen hai pUn Bilbelm
Suie Gin rsrunbudd. .aeiauit bas CT fur
Wcibeswede uerpenben milf.
6rl. Rpin @illibrnnb urb Sui:pbine
Steaemaun nehmen einen 9urs In
Der qirr Suhihnle. .
Gm hddnen Sonntna ben 6. sra,
,ueroen bier bic Ainoer sur erntn
hl. Rpmmuniun suaelaiieu. IS mirb
or oieiem 9aae MIR cine bl. Weiie
icin uno Siuar oohont I'M s nbr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03
NATIONAL sTotK YARDS. nj,

9eutihct Seerai,en sering;:u Shift,
;ein Sbbrah sctbaH wOrern. aui CT
,6lr;dlidhe sseiie. Ter in !sttes
9one hlerii5sr asseaessas Srrint
5elaat bb tn eluer einsta:a &odsG
aiht peniaer ecRE 6l {dnipisr rUIS
.luterieebopten usrievt nor>ea EHA.
am 2s Gpril muras eer bewaii'
ncte ,ameriiauiite Seloinpier
.Ssatuum- mi. 35 Rnrr s'eiAS- ng
tprpeoirt. GiEes Der ae.tInasbOptr,
upr;n nna Der aapttiH. ai;t als uer.
lprcn.
Auser aneesr. truree neitern Die
Serientune ocs II. i2o 10udeH Srars
.Sollato- ,retd'tt mir
5rupaen npu Nuesalieu uah eng
Lamb unierfrees. eeHtelest. TIE
Suippen purNcn uou enaliiHsn 9tr-
abrem uno 6iiterinampfetn esrst.
tet.
gepeinsn suipias. mire hen,t eer
oeutite SeihstanaIer cine nsue
,irieeenspEfertc uastu.
Ter eeuiihs .stsoaler- ioii an bet
aaee Sirainisnt seRdisst ruresa
iein.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03
An. pusi pisials d.stss AiiemsHdi
taus aotn. meisen.)

tN~~ @"sf' ~s$FS"sb
.7ie BELT 10 Jest 70 jutI nit Trouble
Go 10 Elm Sight on ieber Cd:
llnb wer nudl innpeentltf, rubbert
&c ennpbuw frieat's In be Red
60 bentt Der eduls, unS iisi bel
8eder's
llnb thut nuf iei Grienb Mueller
iuarte'.
Ia ipmmt a 9oitcr an iei 9oble
llHb frnat: .@ull'n 8 a Speiiefarte?-
.Sbih!' mad,t Sdul,. ,.tbun Sic net
10 pelleb.
Ste uiiie net. tuer unS thut patifeb
Wenn 10 a Seeret Serpiee bier 10
% iein mir teibe tn Der 8atitie.s
Ros foil Id NIT a Spu iei 8arts?
Roilen e a Bomb Tiott auf mid
irnmeh2
linS Ipenn's audi niuubs nur Sole
10,
I'd, thu ne; lei 10 atoress nspme.'
Ter Raiter aaft a Minute fouliih,
ulslpenn ShuIS Suas eeaanec mare,
Tam tuirb er miie anb iaat Id
mein'
n Gnrte bu Sour "A Riti Of 3are.'
Id 10! &slI. bas III biiietsnt'.
Saat Shula relieii. But all the
fame,
Ge nddlit sinie taIt net 70 BAN fanes.
tInb calf a 2ina bel Tel riaht name.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03
SufaieS.

.-0trr autun 8. settel ettebiete
ont Cunnerstaa. geifdfttihes In
aoelttppn.
SRI. '4eominn auedentpff hat Edl
am Souistae mad, Ssfferion Gitp In
Sienit beaeben.
-berr Geo. 8. gaiirpp usttauIte
hieier Gage an Serrn y. !. Shuaree
20 Stie,e iir 81, 600.
Der iunae Serr Geo Uenntel IN
In letter @od,e nadl 9inn, mo- &c bic
eotihaIe beiutlt. obaeaansen,
---arl. 7bcrssa 6per IN uat Ian,
ssrer Tienhssit in Ssiferion Gitp am
Tisnstaa ins Gltsrnhaus auradae.
febrt.
Ter junae 6er aprena mifbe 10
am Mpntna nach metrmcuniiidiem
vermsitsn Inn Stante glebrasta uig.
Der bel Wutiern einaetebrt.
--Tis ehrw. Cbeun etweher aR.
5elteiara IN am Tienstaa bon ibrem
6eiuhe ben iie ir; Wutterbauie In
WiImnuiee niadlte. beimasietrt.
Ser 8. @. Soltcrmann holtc
atm Sunntaa ieine gnttin bon aoete'
tpsun, no oieIe stIihe Taae om
israntsnbetie Der Nuttcr suaeb, adit,
beim.
-@ouuerreur Snrhner bat on
Steile bes uertturbenen RiGters ".
o. Shobe. oerrn u. G Sbpbe sum
oo-iibenben Rihtsr ber COUNTY 1uurt
ernohnt.
-am Sonntaa beiudleu 6err un6
Grau ebuarb aprf uuo Sthndeu bier
oie Wutter Nnna dsrf hhb yermanb
ten. Gbunrb mb bic Seineu, bic
blster In Sefirriun Gitu attpoNut
reiiien am Rpntoa nod benz Stoate
Rebrasio ipu &c iar $40 sRonatstotn.
freier Wphnuna unb Beibniauna eli.
nem 6ormer bienen wiro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03

neHeH gatsriaabsa trene Oar.
aer aHiaihaen S6hnen. Sdliae Go1In.
ties beafId,e 6nfmlr baben "a tHrh
6feib nno aeHHtni6 In Der ednbmirfh.
idnft fuosu nuH bas aute Grbreif.
Hi4t tpenia beisetraaen. unb penH
aud niGt 81 MilIiondren, ,u einem
behdbiaen spphliiane aebraf,t Der ne
feine SuraeH iennen last: Hnb bas Fie
alle In bobem grabe anfirrunblif.
aeiellis Hno 10 nadl edit beutiher art
senlltblidh. ben 5remben uie einen
ihr aneeb6rigen betrnften unb Be.
hnnbeln bas alau5en mir i&Dn frirher
erfudhnt IA baben. Sn mem iolhen
2nnoe uno unier i0fhem nneieen.
nieigen 9oife. bas teine side feunt,
fiihfi bee 6rembe eleh beimiid, uno
mbhte nie mehr iheiben tppbl nber
INNER bort bleiben
5rib mp-aens am 9aae uHierer
abreiie. ldHtete bie 5nushlpde nnie,
res anitlihen Sirttes Germ Z. X.
GhIer uab brad,te alles iia oouIe
uns eineeid;iolien. Gui bic Heine.
Rer oo ginlnb beeebrte, mr. ME.
mane aneers ais eerr 9phn Grltrrp
Der idon Z Neilen eerttien, UNI nns
IA bearaseH unb I'm Gutihuipiauna
80 bitten bah iuir lhm taassuuuy
niut su 6auie setruiien. .Gr v. Gattln.
10 ioeie er. sfeaten an SoHntaa.
nadmttinaen bic RnGbarn au beiu.
hen uno aui ioldem ausiIuee mare
&c auh aehern aeueieu. 2ns bate
uns aber uidli absehaltea hber ieins
6elber ~ aehen nab bic ielDirihte
81 iehen, bic. ion wie auh 6ern
Sbiilip @ertensmener. ipenn uiht
unuorberaeiebene id,abIihe Raiur.
ereieuiiie bieie. nod e6e ne sserulet
werben fbrusn. perbeeren. ilr alfe
friher eriittenen gerlufe reidblih
entihdbiaen Mrs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03

f|ri. Sutin Eleaers IN bier ae'
iieru BON 81. 2onis ann Gsiufe bei
Gltru einserrofieu,
-Obsleid etipas fitl. IN bod BIZ
aeaenmdrtiae Hitteruna cine iolfs
bic alien Naflsthum alnitia uni
mag piel bosu beitrnsen bic I'M erns
5eblsrnte bana:nbeu @emdther 81 be-
ruhIaen
-berr 6enrp Whnfs bat iein neusi
mubernes 6otel In 9inn eeeen sins
arpbe 1pttomIorm In Salii.e COUNTY
einaeha1oe't. Serr Rhnts erbisit fiir
bas 6ptel sl3. 500 nnb besnhlte fir
bic Sarm s22. 900.
--oerr Soieph Retef ne5ii Satin
unb ben bret 9bdlterlein upn ct.
4uuis. iueilsn felt Spnntaa bier bel
ben Gltsrn reip. Sflpieasr unb
@rpbettern Serrn unb Grau Grant
Rebel unb anberen gerpanbten oui
Beindl.
@ieber bat bns -Wulisbiatt' he
gbre bon benz Samilienaldde eines
rerthen golieoen beridsten ~ tonneu.
ner Suhn 3. apeiier IN ont leeten
2ounerstae burd bic Suipnit. bcs
fhnften SDbnd,ens bealhdt ,uprben.
llniers hersllGe @raiulatipnl
--sSer pon uui.ren barmern pber
aud iuld)e nnierer gnraer bic es
pielleidlt .afiOrben- ibun,n. I'm Sin.
ne bat Elm Mutumobil AZ tauien iebe
ild suerit bas Cailnuh an ober beiier,
pruie es nuf feline gprslse. Tie
Ngenten B, u. 6pltermann uno n.
s.. Sdmis merben aerne bereit iein
ieben proipettirenoen adufrr bieies
uidt alIein az seiaen, ionbern aud
burh einen -riSe' In ielbem euh biz.
ies priifen laiien.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03
Seitsemdbe Nsime.

yin Smdiilpiel fnr Wottcr
llno Stuif for ben Spoitcr -
9alfour unb Yruanb
se'@enO ssi''0n Die eanS'
Sells ibr ieIbit nina cp ben Srooeu,
6rsielte bic Sebprriic. BE Gsuihr su
miIbcru
llrb man bari CO bod, nod maeen,
Sic Ginae mic iie iinb' ~ ihi,ocrn.
Uncle Sam nerlanai Splbatcn,
aber Der Wann mil Slug ans Spoten
Spli d,iBta isin aui ieiarr aiur -
sser crtIdrt oieicn 3rieipalt Der
siatur.
Vah cen briiiden aabelllaeu
qieat 9eutihIauo In ben iesten
9laen:
nod III 10 arse nid,t ieine Roth.
@un gn,erifa su betttIn @elb unb
81. Sspb!
tsebalia Sournal).
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-03

Ipte Der anaio.amer:inner brr ,ueni.
Ger aBf oas Hobl Der eiaeuen Ghraer
IN 2aHoe ais suuddhit nuf ieinen
oeibbeuiel auf bas mObl ntbions be.
a&t. eitel I'm Rusbe. Rbaem and
re Sumpathien aelten unb ihre
esrsen id8haen far elm golf beiien
etnl In ilrtH abern treiit unb Spe:.
4sn eabneathnms iis iiH nift su
id96mfn branhen: mbaen oph fie er.
pha;den baB bic Raiien bi,ies top.
tfsn &pltts. bas wis ein ebles Mch
U0h alien Seiten bon biifiaen a5term
auaefallen. iieareif ieien ~ 9nnbe
nhb sn @aipr -iie iinb unb bleiben
oes nnaeahtet bod edlte unb nnbre
Amerifaner beieslt BON gaterlanbs.
litbe anns ueridlieben bon benz ihein.
hGIiaeu Totriotismus bes Nnalo,
aGeri'aners. Der ohne iraenbwelte
nubere Rropufatipn ols. nur ihnoben
Gruinnes ipeaen bieie 3dtiun I'm
arlees iehen mill In Gemeinidlait NIT
einem iietiaen seinbe aeaenudrtia
nber 5reuHoid,nit heudtslnsen un.
dhIrittiasn Greunbe. aeaen eiuen
nlsmals faliden unb ilets ailirihh.
ata GreuHbe bieiss eanbes. als ette
Nptricten hoben iih bic Teutih.
aihsrisautr 40 allen 3eitsn bepIeien
unh ole iolhe werben fie fif, auds In
ber peaentrdriieen flr Fe 10 idhmeren
arlFs betueiien. 8iefIeidbt sommt
slnniat bic 9eit - uno uiellcidit
bnlb idluu - ba6 Der Teu.ihameri.
tnrRr. ber ieti ais Elm gerrdtber an
iciSem uenen gatetlnnbe aeitist, Ih
isls eampfe eeasn bieies 2anbes 5ein.
be g. nidt aeeen bic 2eaipuen bes
n,pnardaifden Teutitllono - ieineu
heste 10 fehr In 3weiiei sesoesnen
fntriptisuins, iuie er oas tn anberen
secen bieie Rntipn aefhhrten arieaen
aets snH, be,peiien tam.
Ahne % 40 wpllen, bat fdt ba
Der 6noen uuierer Grs6hluna ouf
cine anoere Spule abaerollt unb
wullen mir reriuden oisies BON bic.
ier RrieosIpule ,uisber ab unb aui bic
bes friebildaen 9aabiebcnS in Snliur
Gountu nufsuipinnen. Gs mar am
Spnntna Ra&mittoe ees %. Nbrtl
ole Elm tieues vr6htiaes airhlein oh
einem @eae In Der Rrnirie, oas nebii
hem gfarrbauie cine tleine lutheriit.
euanseliidle @emciuoe uon ~ Wtt
eiie6ern srbaut uno NIT itdnbiaem
4.uftur uhtsrhoftcn. unter gbeilnab.
ME ,ahtreitcr 8eiuher afler @iau.
beusbeteurtniiie pnu nah unb fern,
einaepeiht wuroe ,upbei mir bel
ireiem Timer, bic @cleaeubeit bat
ten nit bieoeren Teut' ten - ioldie
,paren ollie bier Seriamms,teu - be.
tnnnt ~ treroen unS ruie uten al.
aeaebene ScrseuSerelfe gu b6reu.
llnuiltlrlih TAM uus oa Der sSuuidl
bos uniers Ssnmtcu IN 8aitjHator,
pum bodheu bis gum nicbriaiieu nui'
Sieier SerIanmlura Oertrrtcn ieinI
mphteu. Sic hdttcu BON oic'sr
ihIittcn darmcrn mebr fseiSaeii.
mebr uniCrsm 4nube iruuimeroc
Diplomatic erlernen inrnsn als uon
ben iee' oieie acknowledgement ereli'
iden unS iraustfidcu Tiplpmntsn.
Tas ertI6rt oudl ,uurum Stone.
gtart, Sbndlcitrb.uou Wliiiuuri TO-
aans oubersr Nsinuus Frb ME bcr]
TraRbent unb nnocrcu 0dupter otr
Reaierana in Sesua. nui 2eutihlonb
uno Teatid,lanos bier ais ibrem