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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25
REPlRIIcAN COUNTY TICKET.

i For Representa- q 3. ClJM-
NINGS.
4 For supervisor tshort term)-c. e.
sARNEY.
For Supervisor lfnll term)-W. a.
JONES. 4,
For County Treasurer-C. p. sMil -.
For sheriff- y. SHoEMArklEtR.
For superintendent Soho ols-MAH1
"a. HOSTETLER.
For Coroner-F. p. IsIERLE.
& For suryeyors-WMLIAM BREM-
.NER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25
RAGE AGAINST ILLINOIS ANARCHISTS.
.[Chicago Tribune.


AT Spring Valley, ILL.,, one Of the coal
mining towns of the state, the anarchis-
tic colony supports newspaper. which
has printed editorial endorsements of
the assassination of the president. Such
expressions have naturally angered the
been talk among them of destroying the
printing press and driving the anar-
chists out. In dispatches from Spring
Valley it has been represented that the
pastor of the Methodist church there Is
a leader among those who counsel vio-
lence, and that he has volunteered to
lead mob for the destruction OF the
printing plant and the punishment OF
the men who control and support 1t.
Alarmed by talk of this kind the editor
ard his supporters have armed them
selves, and are guarding the office, and
there is in consequence renewed and
even more heated talk of a descent upon
them. Indignation against anarchists
Is under the circumstances natural and
perhaps entirely inevitable, but when
that indignation goes SO far as to put a
minister of the gospel at the head of a
mob 1t becomes almost as bad as anar-
chy itself. Those who would enforce
obedience to the Jaw by an appeal to
lewlessness are sadly inconsistent. So
ciety has of course right in the last
extremity to protect itself against anar-
chy by any means in its power, but
when it resorts to mob violence 1t adj
mits in so doing, that the law and the
government which it has established is
weak and insufficient. Illinois is great
state, and there is certainly legitimate
power enough within its borders to
handle wisely and safely petty hand
full of anarchists at Spring Valley.
Borroughs-No, 1 don't like Sharp
leigh very much.
Gushington-Ah, but when you get
him in reminiscent mood isn't he very
delightful?
Borroughs-Hardly. got him in that
sort of mood once, and he recalled S.
loan he had made me.-Catholic Stan
dard ard Times.
Simon Stern, an authority on rail-
road and educational law. Is dead of
appoplexy in New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25
a cRQuNpIess COMPLAINT.

y ana now A0g.ss Studi y VI NY ts'S
cratic literature bureau proceeds TO earn
his salary by attacking the Centerville
speech OF Mr.. Cummins, Mr.. Cunmins,
ne admits. is 4 very nice fellow. but be-,
ing the republican nominee be must
necessarily be q corporationist ready
and eager to favor the rich man against
ethe poor This is old time calamity ar
gument brought to such perfection in
the hard times Of 'se by prince Of
deniagogues but 1t win catch few votes
these days when every man that wants
TO work lis making good wages. Cum
Minis is not wealthy man himself, al
tho he il the leading lawyer Of Iowa.
/ Now that he has entered politics he has
retired from the law and voluntarily
withdrawn from his law frm, so that as
governor he win not be influenced or at
ail interested In the affairs Of any law
aiirm or the successes Of Its clients,
MI cunm.ns declared positively for
equitable Il taxation Of railways and
stated that as member Of the executive
council he wnuld, u elected governor.
he charged with the duty Of ascertain
I ing the value Of those properties. :"
he continued. you think I am lacking
in intelligence. integrity Or courage, 1
am unworthy to receive either your
trust or your v6tes. z This u the kernel
OF the whole problem. Under existing
laws the executive council makes the
railway assessment and to do thatwork
well the rnembers must be Intelligent,
i honest and fearlers. No man, not even
7 hts worst enemy, has ever denied that
& Mr. Cummins was intelligent above the
average Even MI Stuart admits that
4 Mr.. Cummins personally is honest and
none but q blind man could avoid seeing
9 by CUMMING career that he possesses
the courage ot his convictions. It
was for this courage that he
was the most loudly damned BY his OPP
ponents in the prs-vonvent.on contest.
Mr.. stuart 4 censures Cummins be-
cause he does not come out and tell now
ii 4 4 ii campaign !, speech what figure Of
yaluation he intends to place on this or
that railway next March. No man can
ssteii al this date what value any piece 81
property WIN have .six months hence,
1 ana none but 4 fool 81 4 democratic cal
/ amity agitator would attempt at this
date Is assess the railway property Of
st,,e state without having the necessary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25

DR.. Albreoht q. Trap died at his
home in Lincoln. nl..s aged "a years,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25

Simon Stern, an authority on rail-
road and educational law. Is dead of
appoplexy in New. York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25

Sid Darling, 1912 Howard street. Port
Huron. Mich, writes: II have tried
many pills and laxatives. but DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are far the best pills
/ have ever used They never grippe.
George p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Chap. l. Mary is queen of England.
Francis Cludde is living with his uncle,
Sir Anthony, and his Cousin Petronilla,
Sir Anthony's daughter. Gardiner, bis
hop OF Winchester, pays visit to Sir
Anthony, and being a Catholic is dis
liked by Francis, who is at heart
Protestant.
CHAPTER H.-Gardiner tells Francis
who his father is. that he is a traitor
and informer, and offers to make the
young mans fortune if he will enter
his service as a spy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-25

Borroughs-Hardly / got him in that
sort of mood once, and he recalled a S.
loan he had made me.-catholic Stan
dard ard Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20
Selecting Cattle for Feeding.

Where the cattle for feeding are to be
purchased much care is necessary. There
are cattle on the market which no amount
of skill or feed or attention could ever
make even fair bullocks. The type Of
feeder which has come to be most sought
after by cattlemen is described as being
deep and broad in the body, fat and
broad on the back, set on short legs,
and smooth and even in every part. A
recent writer describes this very well by
saying: Select those with the --LATEST
backs" Since animals in low condi-
ton seldom show their true form, it has
come about that much stress is laid on
the shape Of the head The desirable
indications in this part are large, moist
muzsle with open nostrils, shortness Of
face. as much breadth as possible in the
forehead and large, full eyes, with an
expression that denotes quietude and
tractability.
The term quality" includes great
deal The more common parts which
are examined in the judging Of quality
are the bone in the lower part Of the
leg, and the skin In the bone it is
desirable to have sufficient size to carry
the weight of the animal, but with clean
ness and absence of any freshness or
superfuous tissue in that part, which is
waste when the animal is placed upon
the block In the skin it is desirable
to find a soft, loose skin of medium
thickness, covered with an abundant
coat of fine, silky hair. Quality is close
ly associated with good breeding. Ami.
mails strong in the blood Of any of the
purely beef breeds are more profitable
THAI low bred animals. When genera
tions of scientific care and liberal feed
ing have been bestowed to produce al
animal well adapted to making beel
from grain and forage, consideration
are much the same as would enter into
a discussion of the advantages Of buying
calves or yearlings in preference to two
year-old steers.-Iowa Experiment Sta
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20
Silage for Beef Cattle.

If the silage has been found desira-
BILE and profitable feed for dairy cattle,
is there any reason why it should not
be suited for beef cattle 7 None at all.
The silo has not been used by beef pro
ducers from Indifference, lack Of prog
ress. etc. Essentially no evidence Of
Importance has been brought forward to
show that ensilage is undesirable for
beef cattle.
A number Of times during the last
dozen years have found it necessary to
employ stockmen for Purdue University
that we're especially skilled as feeders
In every instance these men, prior To
coming to Purdue, had had DO expert
ence in feeding silage to beef cattle, and
yet. as recall it, every one Of these
feeders has learned to appreciate and
value silage as a food for beef cattle, aud
some Of these men have said they would
not like to feed again without it. And
these were men raised in the beef feed
ing camp.
In 1892 the writer conducted an ex-
e,iment at the Indiana station, feeding
eight steers of Shorthorn type, not pure
bred. These steers we're divided into
two lots of four each, and one lot was
fed corn silage aud the other clover hay =.
The experiment was brief, being only
for six weeks, but during these forty.
two days the steers fed silage gained 297
pounds, or an average Of l.75 pounds q
head each day, while those given clover
hay gained pa pounds, or an average
Of one aud two-6fths pounds q head a
day. Each lot ate the same amount
and kind Of grain. the difference being
10 the coarse foods. A study Of the cost
of foods and the gains in weight. showed
that silAge fed steers 10 forty-tvo days
gave a profit of 1920. while those fed
clover hay gave a profit Of $l6.76, a
balance in favor Of the silage lot Of
S2.50.Ptof G. S. Plumb, in Farmers
Guide.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20

Hen Manure and its Farm Value.

With eggs worth two and two and .
half cents each it does not require much
argument to convince the farmer that
the hen is one of the most valuable ad
iuncts Of his business. But not the
least valuable product Of this fowl is the
fertilizer she makes. And yet this fea
ture of the case is often overlooked and
little store set by anything the hen does
except the eggs she produces.
1t is not entirely possible to accurate
ly estimate the value Of hen manure
Attempts to do so are more or less in
the nature Of an approximate opinion
This is made more uncertain by reason
of the different care different men take
of the droppings from their houses
Some throw them out and allow them Il
become wet by the storms. This greatly
reduces the value OF the fertilizer.
have seen some boxes of hen manure
thus treated which was worth little more
than so much sawdust. And the result
of excessive drying is not much less de-
structive to the properties of hen manure.
If exposed to the direct rays Of the sun
for days, or perhaps weeks, the ammonia
will largely escape, bringing about a
serious loss Of value
But if properly cared for there is no
fertilizer produced on the farm which is
richer than that of the hen house. Com
pared with barnyard manure. ton for
ton, the hen manure is about four and a
half times as valuable in nitrogen, pot
ash and phosphoric acid. As against the
horse, hens yield fertilizer more than
three times as valuable While sheep
manure is less than half as valuable, we
hnow that few kinds of farm fertilizers
surpass that from sheep.
1t pays then, to save hen manure with
great care. 1t ought to be put where
rain, snow and sunshine cannot reach it.
1t never should be mixed with ashes, as
some do, for the chemicals in the two
work destruction.to the manurial quail
ties Of the fertilizer. When it is to be
spread it may be mixed with plaster or
road dust to make it handle better. With
us, the best way to use hen manure is
in growing corn. When the rows are
Just beginning to show We scatter the
manure, mized with plaster, along by
the hills, following with the weeder,
which thoroughly mingles the manure
with the earth and prevents the escape
of the heterogeneous aud phosphoric prop
critics. Thus used there is no manure
which will give corn finer start. 1t
will show all through the season and be
manifest in the harvest. e L. Vincent
in Tribune Farmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20

"Cob" horses are getting to be quite
the rage. Dealers claim that four Of
every Eve buyers are after this class Of
horses
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20

Don't try to milk and tell Yarns at
the same fine. You are apt to pay
more attention to the story than you are
to the milking.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Eroi. Aoiiou BON yrnalonina, No
lit orciyhn Nobrc lang idredllh an
llId1tns gtcuruligia. siadoem DE Very.
L I'm ;u htiltn ptrichlttu aaten tic
lEn NPo pbjn. Gin I reuno ri'th ibr
Geopl Dpsp,pild Gurt ~ n,hmsi
sr idat: 9idt Gsbrant ,inasr s!a.
iten bin i'd sdn,lltt 9thtilt. ,Nh
tann esool Tnsptpfo Gu,e nidt q,
oenlla rilbmsn. " rcreaut nas Glen
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

DtutiAlduos Darinasiiihersi lisftrt.
1897 ert 67.G52 5snneu: in 6ol0,
iiaailidltr llntcriillslin9 abtr purotn
Itbpn 1898 polle i2S, 1SS lonnen
0d.tiner ,rbtut.i, nobel IS Sclelfang
ihliir nno , Iampicr iur ihntIlsn @eF
iCrotruua ocs Nan1es nOh rtn EMltn
tllhGiioli ndltn
lr Nnttcmnsn Der Ytnpbitot. .Snoi=
artr. tiuts einli OroBeu uno mddtIN,n
Stammc9, wcbntu icbt in Der Ndhs
pcn Clotcrn gPs. Sie b0hsn elrc ltlbli
nauoiae II gicrunl mo trmdblsn iilrS=
lid, etn Nrolbtouiit !liithC! 9Ittedn
nit ciEtm ToIum son % Nsacn -
Stlmmca iu ibrcm eIuptllng.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

&c ruiiibtn sulomintu liClein cls
ntn idbrlidtn Iurhihat.sertrG9 pm
81, t6S ViuHe.
gtur icba Ecripnsn rsn lc taulcnr
merneu - Aatre nlt uro mr. cine odi
ppn ere DIT oos 100. Scbcn.lnbr.
Sic minoeiime,tiNtn NIiiuHn IN
turcpOiid)cn GiclopCtlc0fnhttten llnt
ici;t bic Nristiihen Scplon DC etwt
aIelb OIL 6ents lmo
sic lslnmpbner;ubl 6iroBblitanltn
uno Nrldno$ III laGhncno Der l,Etcl
100 Sabre ppnl5. 700. 600 lu' II, ,ooC
QUO geiisssn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Grdlterin Ser 2'etriibtsn.

St,ia oui ppr msiu,n 5brdu.n.
glidr,a Wl,trfiirn!
Did iuttt al msin Sshntn,
lit Niuti,r msinss Germ.
Tlr oiirii ih allss Hagen
9bas mir oas Ger, bsw.s,.
Dir all, ssllnihs iaasa
lls b,imlid i'd sebsei.
Iih lonis.n Der QulSsn.
DID Strrin moht ih ieb'n
9ir tount' I'D msiu Ysrihulotn,
Mem Siren all s.iteb'p.
llur emma mohte id wtintu
2'pr o,iu,m glne.iihi
Sds nit b. fr,unbllt it,in.n.
Sas trait unb ,iirnet Mot.
{ q, Wutt,r oriibn
Sieb ullo berab ant MID
,Stb mus bib slui9 ll(btn
60 rcti bsr,lnnsr,l&.
ss ioa ash al n.in e,r,bsn
gu o,lner ebr, i,in.
,ld luil msin aants 9eb.n
Sur otlutm Ii,rlis ga,ibn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Ter Na0en eonirpairi bic Siiuaiion
Vile Die e,nllgsnn ,ilen uno bcroauen
tonnsn ilno iiar. uub atinnt; Rebel
lpspsplld lurc peroaui oas 6leu Il.
srldnbi sub ,n ellen ipas ibr wolli.
gAsnu ihr an llnperoaulltieit SOB.
br.nn.R Oo,r auflioBsn ItibSt. ioun
oisi, pliltuna euh unr nuscn;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

ethos iitr l2 NRtll{u brtrd0t bic
9S.gldnec, Die ein 3diis'r oirh e'nr
9allnaat nit 20 wai,crn. 4 Volfas
uno swti GnaoriIl,u ,u,ildlelegt.
Nlsbaills Der Barrier Nuslisllun9 Be-
bortsbtsn Sab,es bdben niht meulacr
als AZ. 40 gusiisIlsr bon 75 ,53l 9lus-
iiellsrn I'M Wansen srhaltcn.
Tas maiisre;hteiie Maierial iii'
m.uitlids aI,ioun0sIiiide lieiert oit
oaut oes Ydties. Sic 4stimos bsniiBa
en- iis iowobl fur Sdubs aIs dilt iii
tiemunotr.
Der Sdaesn in Ncls, Won 6nac'ltiit
men belduit iid in Eoantreib ldbillt
ouf Gina $3.50. 600. Goa 1873 bis
1896 idwoniten bic 3iiis'n ppn sou
OOb Bis s26, $40, ,0cO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Sin iartdlihtr Nusi&lag pou

@,i twiirm an aopit m.iuu .l,iu,n
5c1ir a'wirite IT'D jun 0d5I.svi,
idr,ibl Is. : SsbsI pon Nsrssi,iown,
Sunu. Nudlus Nrniid SdsOs psilt'
lie seuilit. Sis b,wir't lid't. p':
lure 'ur Ssliilus. Nusialdss llIcsrn
uip. 9iur 2jt bel y AaSmat,'
A,npbalia, II. : u. SA,a Il: Sons
Ct. issmos u; Ct. Sliisbeib.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

git lcbtcn probtn er'uellen, oaB ale
arttn Rabrunasltolle Ndp,Iid p,rodat
TOE, ben ourd Goopl gpspsplia 6n c.
Die tsliimmt ,usr eiirn peroaut. FiC
,inisc 3uidminenitelluns oller natiirli'
den We,oautlnssmitt,l. bic il uinnocn
Die siad,iraa, iiir clsislbc 1T enorm.
sic bat n,tb nit perithlt. bic itllmm'
ten ifdIlc BON llnperodulidteit su bet
len Nrb 'oiortiss yinostuns 81 btwlr'
f.u.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
,3h btrtau'en.

(stnt S0rih dil Der g9cfiphdlin uno
Sctlbl6mn 6runtn Hoan, .ilp' 8.
Neilm ihew,'tlit ppn Wtiibhalia, be.
itcheno ahs $50 sld'r, $50 in Guliur.
@utt &ebdulih,sittn nebii Gi'isrn uno
Chslleh. Gin Cbiisurtcn nit ttira
IS Cbiibaumcn. g9e1en nnbtrtnl
mcnoe man iih uu bic &te. bi.lts
Nlatt,s poer an Strmann Sutdc.
Gelipbllll. aRp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

8leih Clio,r Spit psrldnltn &ln'
Der wsul ,,t 0:ihm,dt m'hr Sns Vii
mute Gpudb 6lirs. 1lilltier .mplehltn
e iilr 6ronp. Shn,Il b,ilt e. Sul'cn
grtaltunOtu uno allie Sdls mo vnn'
a.rl,lncn. en eani beionhcr Mli-
icl 0.au Giripp. uno gllibmd. Yin
lara b,tanntts lliititt iur &,uhhucsn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
aauit luS prubirt il. hsntt abtro

ya1hrno ibr bnran eentt. a,ht nne
fault Elm. Shdttsl Glstar,!s 9onop
gatharit. es wiro uh mot G.ysu.n
Criain,l.. e,ii,mptli: 6 9 6. Nltt
in @rob p.rtauit. gll, gpsthst,rn.
l06ts.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Sups.
Saos. Midri. II. l"ol.
99ltyt.Ns &Olt4bllit.

93Crtut. Goltsblltl.
Tln Now uou Il. lhrmts bt'ane
'lh uIu Girllliu1 hity. Dr5 Miapes
uon NdJoSui,lt mar Uitotrm hlty.
Nlpbons SoptCns bai itlac Aybgt IN
Sstiowu ubCrn mnen. ocrmant
Vru0er III aui Del ardntc:lilit. Eriu
9adlthtra rou Il. 3bomds bsilno rit
eci hitiigCnGrupdueien du'%tinh $en
&rms Dab isint Srcunos ,uno noem
CT pet,ilnoCiC 0as ell nlsoIlhcs Wdotl
tsIntehr QChdlieu babe. Splcp0 Soo-
tens ttobertS aui ou Sactncus Sdlc
cintn Saul ilir s63. Ri. u. %udel
sniihito leRt,u ;omids gtor9en mo
paro, an gisnfas aui otm hi.Iiacn
ldth. ejp,tCsuder besrol9l. " l. I.
lr. 2lhrcnbld mclhsr clneu net.
t,rtn 5srmin i'm Meoi;lns 6oIlel'um
III Il. Souls ourtmattt. be'lnaei litp
uiottum III uultrtr aliitic, un Der
ltireuocn Mitntbhcii liuoerunl III ptrs
itdi'cu. Eit hciahrts 6rm Stpbit
&rdnotOmr iidtb lul litnlid1 uns
nuroc an EcnHeritda mad ta'G. SIiie
bier ttcreigt. %sn. (ltu@ uro Aobr
gpuis btiauon ~ lm fonacrltaG
in DER Sdupttloi. eorr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

3edisdnwali Gsc. :, oIew 3upcr.
Iaiiiasr uno srianrcnr Hnibgsbsr III
tsrbi6aiisiahs; utri,riiai gram hien.
3,ratii,iri in cen Xerlhttn prg Closs
= ounip. CHise Yiun; Ec.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Chr jrpt, lOnlres uno onlensbmes
g,iritn modem DeSSitts ylliIe earln
Si'srs islr btriihmt ms lmm.r lie be.
iGrnt iino. Sie iino nidt su ilber.
irti'n iiir 2tb,r. uno Nidotn il5tl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Ha!ihansen trn TtgSiits Mitt 91
vi Salb ime 9,,ian.t nda yIui 81
p.rsiiien. slebm,t ilt uihi. Tie
irrrilids irGai ben Tdncn De gSltts
ami esr ShahiG. Sic III ,int harnlcls
uno htllrns, Salb, ihy 3aniirln.his
TN,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Gdb eu euliCn in j,kt in 9ln,riid
lime Anlsib. auinthln.n hill, VI dan,
naiilrlit. glmtrl,a III eas .in'ia.
2ano III etm II iioh nitt as' hmpi
f9f
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Cine orpb, S,s6nlidi,it b,iithi mi
ih,n einem prllen Strlrcntdhntlr +.
tiusm bstn Mann. Wei &'iotn II
INNER nph FlaB lir nod eln,n"
porhanocn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Och muE rpHirtn. 9Imtrl!a iEcns
bel ods iibttiIHiiiSe in o,n fbilipyi'
zen. englano i'll Suo.Afriia mnb
1suiidldnO jeBt in ebina
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

S,sl 2pm Ssd,rip itGnsto,iiri, 9,-
item hin aunies Eiptuibnm rod .lnsnn
laus III Idts ildl dui Der ylrm De-
l,euu Nlno!o &iIbe ttiineei.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Sic NaAt uar ibr : shr.d,H.

~St must. b.in0h, b, tca:e Raa
&, hen. itr,ibt Nrad 6bds. 9s..
gate eap al,ri @h.Il, ,luD pao lem.
nlhi ihlni,n. ID hattie et ausyI.
rnrQ 10 idlinm. oib r,un ltc9.
S.red. Gina. 10 uen tu,m 'dy,tlldr:
Surtn bt'alltu uuo WIui i1uf,i m..t
tc. sils ute du0,ri N,o,;lt; o., /,
b, li'n ma orti 81 Nlait.a :. q.at5
Scp M,eitai @i@cobcrD ,rt ID g.
wann = Piuuc an D.o.ts,. &, 70 ;.
tiutirt btit,n. grtdltanati. tli.iu..
&roullius uuo ds. 81 ars go.
gsniiosi III htiItu. Vr.is 80 t-et.
,55idiibta irti ,i 4. Aiomadr. s.,r
pbdIil. uu0 : y St,u u. Sp.s
Il. }bomi= Ii. Il. ttiiHr,n.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Suti att. bat ibr rnr tis wi,ilids
DseNilis gsitd 6asl Sulbs .rhali,i
Die !. rialn,n. IN eiu iih.r,s Ssilmit.
tel fir tomp,hrio,n, NunoCn uno
Ccuttranib,iten.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

getlttr Surnr Tam ss General
9nroo nud utcn, rer u Sterii., S3
E.teriili,uisndnis, 27l Mdlur,e nno
81 3auptIsuts ilbtriprungcn bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Us Qibi V,llts, pou ptncn man 'dat
oar lic jum @tiebln a,brrtu mo.
Golden Seutsn iplItc ods Sthitlal pon
Der pjdtun0 Ger Hdrrl, Nation be-
itvren. g3ns pilro, oann al. Dem
N,iehitn WtretAI
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

am { Iitrmpr'as uito ptr titiIac
asatinl 6nClt Wsrtrrm tin, Ger'rmm
lnue dtbalien. ipS,u Vile sinsslaesn
'lno: Iitsrlit Fr,i.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Arbtittn ~ Signocn i'm Saa

Dlt tl,i.en uimm,rmuocn Nrbtlt':
ruten nlhi. Tr. alrGs %ew Vi.
1'ills. 4iIlIcutu inns f,.$ tldts H..
llupt' Naullh!clt uno Nubcr III be
tr,ltcp. Slc utrUtbru 2ppii,hmt
mo lioiarld. Se lc;itu ntt 81
mo ldlwGd) II ritt. &c lnO !lt..
lhm ttn Gut, uirttn &aaoer. Etob.
lN. llur - {. tcl l.Gl0mrir
sSsiiabalil u. : VI Siltil q. Seaa =
3htnlas Il. Il ell;ahcih.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

,,.eu Nttnit btitmmt BEN Srn
itlJn nit ON mah IN s:s,ailhr Mis-
'd)lo9i.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Tis entityatelltu %crr1l0ten 'no
nibt mmsr Die, pcltl, an m.ltcrell
non uns mpbnen - pft mshnsn llc III
uniutr ulhliU 9tdhbl,ldlIft.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

gIm giontds t,oab iid e..r Srbn
Yucdtnbcii nad yinn I'm i,mcr Fil'h-
ten ais 3uror aah;utcmmcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

ftrr Sbtp. 9iilaes bon SelicrIon
Gim b,iGno Nh glniunas Der gSods
ttlm btrrH Gen Sdd,i,t aGi %sluh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

g1dbr,hb Ruslauo III G0uttri ntr
alidti, ciu SOlo anilmmtt. JinG olC
aRdn dart fIOtcn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

wrou Ssnni, Hsillcp pon Il. quite
t,llnNtt nn !. 3. bel orr N0mllt BE-.
Styrn Stinrip Qortb 0ui yc'uh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

slm 2l'Ontug beidnc lt 6ran eoeb'
lr mN tsirn Spln Stmrid prn
SOclyirwn in ej,ldaIisn bier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

slm Ditnltag bsiouo ito Ssrr Jos.
Gampstcr pon AoclBt'wn bier AM &c.
lGh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04

Ter tnallids ypw, liobnt, ptil i'm
otr rniiiits Mr unabiittilit aui
ei. Nli6. gttrstcn bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-04-04
Gerh. Strathans,
Westphalia, Mo.

g9tun nit t8aAe btbditet stbrandt
lehe Il ln.u ala EsgNitts Sitil, eGrIr
&ii,rs bttdnntcn Yilcu. Srbsr ine
EiusewcIos ,u ycIni9eu. Sit pcihi1cn
nlhl.