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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
OTHERS MADE MONEY TOO.
Says CarmRn, the Manila Contractor.
Many Filipinos TRke Oath of
AlIeniance.

Manila, March 4-D. NJ. Carman, the
American contractor charged with aiding
the insurgents and recently released on
$4,000 bail said to-day:
Whenever l made dollar others made
money too"
Capt. Hand OF the Forty-fifth United
States Volunteer Infantry and Capt.
MacLean of the Forty-seventh United
states Volunteer Infantry. cooperating
with the gunboat Don Juan de Austria
surprised body of insurgents in camp
near the town of Posacao, on the coast
of Camarnes province Luzon, and cap
tured an insurgent commissary general
and quantity OF supplies.
Protesio Montejar, leader OF the insurg-
ent forces on the island Of Panay, with
seven officers. forty-hve men and rs rifles,
have surrendered to Capt, Barker of the
Twenty-sixth.
Fifteen ex-insurgent leaders and 500 fol-
lowers took the oath of allegiance to the
United States at Conception, Island OF
Panay. ana 200 more promise soon to
swear fealty This eXtnguishes the re-
bellion in that district
Four thousand and five hundred insur-
gent prisoners are now he'd at Manila
The new prison on Grande Island in Subfk
Bay, sixty miles west OF Manila has been
completed, and 600 prisoners will be sent
there from Manila on March 7.
The provincial officers of the provinces
of Buiacan and Bataan have taken the
oath of office before the Commission.
The General CiviI Government.
hA Ob bar ~ 90 tbn Ae
which the commissioners are privately
considering indicate their expectation of
the early establishment of general civil
government IL the situation continues to
develop favorably, 1t is believed that "a
Philippine government viii be created in
the course OF a few months.
The fact that there has been no insur-
gent attacks for months, except in
stances of firing volleys into towns by
marauders who Immediately run away at
the top OF their speed; the rapid spread
of peace sentiments In all directions, the
large number Of those who surrender and
the Willingness to take the oath of allie
glance on all sides-these and similar con-
siderations, are all regarded as pointing
to the virtual establishment of peace in
the near future.
An Island COnstabuInry.
Commissioner Wright this evening com
pleted the draft of a bill which will doubt
less p6ss the commission before the end
of the week, establishing department
of insular constabulary. 1t creates the Of
flee of insular chief OF nstabuary,
the incumbent of which will be
appointed by the commission
and will have general control as the
chief peace officer in the island He will
be authorized to appoint municipal con-
ste bulary chiefs, Americans or natives,
for the various municipalities, as we'll as
assistant chiefs. In each OF the four dis
| tricts of the archipelago there will be a
constable for each one thousand inhabi-
tants Of each municipality and not ex-
| ceedlns one officer for each barrio. All the
police organized under military control in
cluding those In Manila will be incor-
porated in the new department. The act
will go into effect Immediately on adop-
tion.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
Hundreds Swearing AIIeeiance.

Manila, March MAI. Hughes reports
from Mondigar that an important insur-
gent commander In the vicinity of Ioilo,
Island of Panay, has surrendered with
fifty men
Hundreds are reported to have sworn
allegiance to the United States govern
ment at various points
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
THE FRENCH IN CHINA.

Guarded Statement to Deputies.
Paris, March AIN the Chamber of
Deputies to-day the Foreign Minister, NJ
Delcasse, announced that the French
troops would remain in China solely as n
guarantee for the future AS to the al
legged big military expedition, suca an
expedition would entail a preliminary un-
derstanding, but nothing of the sort had
yet been examined or planned. France
had co-opera ted Loyalty in re-establishing
order with the sole aim of securing a
final settlement. which, however, would
not be made against the interests of
France
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
H, GA, TUESDAY. MARCH 5, 1901.
can Senate at the outset of the twentieth
century,"
The New Senators sworn in.


The proclamation of the President call
ing the Senate into extraordinary Session
then was read by the clerk under the
first official order of the new Vice Presi
dent He then directed the names of the
new senators to be called and the oaths
were administered them in groups of four.
In the order named they We're as follows;
Senator's Bacon, Georgia; Bailey Texas;
Berry, Arkansas; Blackburn, Kentucky;
Burnham, New Hampshire; Barton, Kan
Sas; Carmack, Tennessee; Clark, Mon
tana; CullOm, Illinois; Dolliver, Iowa; Du-
bois, Idaho; Elkins. West Virginia; Fos-
ter. Louisiana; Frye. Maine; Gamble.
South Dakota; Mcmillan. Michigan; Mar
tin, Virginia; Morgan, Alabama; Patter-
son, Colorado; Sewell, New Jersey; Sim
mons, North Carolina; Tillman, South
Carolina; Warren. Wyoming, and Wet
more of Rhode Island.
Three New Senators Were Absent.
Senator's McLaurin of Mississippi Nit
chell of Oregon. and Nelson of Minnesota
We're detained and could not take the oath
at this time.
This ceremony concluded, Vice President
Roosevelt directed the sergeant -ar- arms
to execute the order of the inaugural cere-
mony Col. Ransdell then conducted
President Mckinley who followed the SER
geant-at-arms, to the Presidents room,
where, with the inaugural committee, he
remained in readiness to proceed to his
own inaugural ceremonies,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
WILL TRY ALL AT ONCE.
RathbOne's Attorneys object TO Or
der for Additional Bail.

Havana, March 4.-The attorneys for
ex-Postal Director Rathbope have filed
objections to the action of the court re-
quirlng him to furnish 5000 additional
bonds. The objections probably will be
sustained. as the new charges are based
on old evidence.
The government has decided to try all
persons implicated in the Cuban postal
frauds at the same time as Charles r.
w Neely.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
uuIssrIa'. RussophiIe Cabinet.

SOFIA, March A coalition cabinet 81
the two Russophile parties has been form
al. N Karascion takes the premiership
ana the finance pOrtfollo NJ. Danen the
foreign portfolio and N. PaDrlkod that OF
war.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
CHINA APPEALS TO POWERS.

Russia Withdraws a Portion of the
Manchurian Agreement.
Pekin. March 4.--Russia has withdrawn
a portion of the Russo-Chinese agreement
regarding Manchuria, and China has ap-
pealed to the Powers in the matter
The Empress Dowager, it is reported
expresses reluctance to return to Pekin
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
NEW REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.
Banks Refuse Payment in silver BE-
cnuse of Free Coinage.

Port-of-spain, Trinidad, March 4, via
Haytien cable.-A new revolution has
been started near Coro on the north
coast of Venezuela, under the leadership
Of Rudolfo Hernandez. The banks have
refused TO accept silver in payment of
foreign checks, in consequence OF Presi-
dent Castro having ordered the unimit-
ed coinage Of silver.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05

London. March 4-The British steamer
81 Quentin. from savannah. landed the
crew of the American schooner Isaac ~
Kerlln Al Liverpool The kerlln had been
nbandoned, -
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
cUBANs WILL NOT CONSENT.
Majority of the Convention Against
senate AmcDdmcnt.

Havana, March A canvass OF the
members OF the Constitutional Convention
shows a majority OF them TO be against
agreeing 10 the senate's Cuban amend
ment. Gen Wood sent an official copy
OF the amendment TO the convention for
discussion tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
DISORDER At vALDADOLID.
storekeepers Refused 20 Close and
Mob stoned Their Windows.

MOb StOneH Iheff WIhd0WN.
Madrid. March 4.-Disorders nave result
ed at the city of Valadolld. capital OF
the province of that name owing TO
number OF storekeepers refusing to close,
as they had agreed to do. A crowd
stoned their windows. The police charged
and dispersed the manifestants, several
of whom were injured.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
friends mingled with House leaders. A
Dlaze OF color was at every hand.
Cheers for the President.

1t was just after l o'clock when Presi-
dent Mckinley stepped out upon the por-
tico. A great cheer went UP that re-
echoed until the huge stand fairly trem-
oled. The President bowed in acknowl-
edgment. With him was Chief Justice
Fuller
Through the lines of senators and Off
cials. all standing to do him honor the
President proceeded TO the central pa
Vlllon and at the railing faced the vast
assemblage, again and again bowling be-
lore the tremendous chorus from the 10000
throats Then he turned and shook hands
with Vice President Roosevelt. while an
other great cheer went up as the two CEN
tral figures, Mckinley and Roosevelt,
stood out above the crowd.
A hush fell upon the assemblage as
the President and the Chief Justice ad-
vapced to the center of the pavilion. The
President removed his hat and raised his
right hand. Family could be heard the
solemn words of the Chief Justice and
the measured response of the President
taking the oath to maintain inviolate the
constitution and laws of the United
States. There was no demonstration as
he concluded tine oath. Now he turn cd
again to the people, and advancing to the
rail-, began his inaugural address. Hat
Off and with occasional gestures he spoke
in rather low tones at first, gradually
growing more distinct
Rain Poured on Crowds.
As the President spoke the pent up
clouds gave out their full force and the
pelting rain came down in sheets I'm
der mis- pavilion the President was well
protected, and there was no faltering in
the address.
As he raised his voice, in resounding
phrase for free Cuba" there was a
mighty shout of approval.
As the President closed his address the
vice president and many senators grasped
his hand in congratulation. Then he
turned to the Capitol proceeding to the
Senate wing, where a lunch had been
spread in the committee room of the
Committee on Military Affairs. Here the
President was joined by the vice presi-
dent. the Inaugural Committee, distin-
guished officers of the army and navy
and number of senators and other in
vited guests. Half an hour was spent in
taking refreshments, and the President
was escorted back to his carriage to join
the parade to the White House.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05
sectionnIism Has Disappeared.

strong hearts and helpful hands arc
needed and fortunately We have them In
every part OF our beloved country We
orc reunited. Sectionalsm has disap-
noared. Division on public questions can
no longer be traced by the war maps OF
1854 These old difference less and less
disturb the judgment Existing problems
---- lcontinnea ON Tlfth pnrel :.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-05

&cOntinued on FIfIh Pagel
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6contiaued on Fifth PaEe1
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
HihfDulltailt.

0eu;, i,i;rte oi, Ghritcnh,i; ols g..
N,haltisieii. 9Iui oltita 5a3 OR
yyCuot ishnte lid iion laugc ,,1n5 !.
IL. I'm ) llbr 9iorls1s mar ol.
,lit hI. gItNs. Ok 3w,its um lllr
cr leBis. S0tamt I'm lO llhy. llr
It eitlbditslsuc mihttu turi po-
etihnatsn sldn;snOs 8tiaai,. per-
)erndan Rthdssn uno 6ieo. Strtr
liuer begaben IT'D ON Sami,al nab
.N:retiol 6itn I'm oort ge.ann,t ,i
'c'y tsa. = CON. ,,it pcn Serericr
0ltU ipsiIt hCy lplhreno Or ,Selty.a 6
o. 'tiu,a elicyn-am ltEicU Seug-
q btm,t.i,r MIR 0trrn @,o. &oshn
5To Sphn 0snr1 bier roi S;suna.-
lsg Sioy5 hinit,litb in Der Sdmilie
oss 9srtu Sem 2yciitl sin:n .isin =
D;mpivaicE.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
sroscn Siaot am Nihillippi ooer an'
o.rspp etoruften.

9lm Montas leBter sSphc a rctirte
.lnier 0enlta>le eluen Sibdtcr III;
uamens Bob gaop melhcr elmer altcn
3wilt9t:it me9,n benz ia bent got
II b Gam wobnsnoeu 6iher SSm.
SAueitr plne ir9eno weltc @drnunG
in Nenrp YOrgmcpcrs SalOrn nit el=
nem cittn 0ehltpd bnlerriids ilbtr
Ocn Sopi ptricBte. Ser Chatter wnro'
bon RINter Strltblus inter Sl00.0U
Silr9iih0it gelttllt uin am Idmsid~
lein Herbor III btlt,bCn. "a ott'eb
Ib i9uloI9 bitanntc, muroc er 81 81
uno Soften bsltr it. III ltoOo'
Il DIT b. ;ablcn tounte puroe er rcn lln=
lercn icputp 6pnltdble 6On. &ebuScn
nad gnn CUR Sail b iproert 40 cy
slns gSpbe lang 81 brummsn bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

gS'e ililber bat duh III B Nem Sab
r. 0lt biellQe 6jtmelnoe 0us b0tlhe ll8t
6briltieit in QtbIlbrcnotr 9S,ile 9eielerI
10 0dB ielblt aus ben umIcgen0cn Ns-
mtinoen Veute erihiGntn I'M blsr Die
hl Ytaht III ieiern. Ruri ucr GeJun
otr tlrtlidsn IeIcr eril0n9 Il Die Sone
mieer tllr,lih orgauiluteu allulltta-
pelIe pOr Der alrde ods lllbetdnnte
~ ibnahtslieo yN'llilltt 9iahl" lplt;
leno. etwds Dor ) llbr pnrle oGS
s rilltinolcin IN itJtrl,her {rp,ellpl
;ur Srippe gebIatt, 9le Slrtc mel.
II, ibr rellIibtes SbmudAewdno ats
atl at, il dDits IN 0cr 6rI,l, III eIaem
lhten 6tu'rmc,r. Selouoes berpor.
cbtno par Die ibpnt &rlppe. llmAc'
ben uon elnem gri ,eu 3dnnentr .li
Nebt man I'M Nlnlet9,uno Ole NllIrsn
N,ivlebtms. 2ie 0utel' ppu GnBeln
btnlLrlltl9t ellen nit lbren ilblttl.
,Deu Qce,oeu gum Stdu, unO linotn
outi 0en lebursnen Grlolsr III Der Srlps
pe ll,g,uo. yOr Der 4rlppc l0n9en
ole Smoer uGler 6 delteibegirltun1
oas lmnerldone gSelenlleo title
yiuut". 1le Nttuuo 9Stlle ME e. IN
Olel5m ,,abre tOrIetralea paros, b.
;Cu9tepillbe uno 6lelB nit wslGer vi.
les slng ilbt woroeu mar, ino all:
mduUtm gRmOs mu sie man pcrneq.
men, oab noh nie 10 lelslllb> Dor osl
Arippe eslun9,u mo- oen lei. DIN od'
auiruIItnos 9Odaml tcltbrlrte Qculp
S,dirr Dlepenbred inter aiillehi &c;
/ noaw. Sdiers kontlmp as SIdtou
YES &peologen S.0uber ais SUbolltor
unO orr Staoenten j. Ntelles Ino j,
SrLne. De, airaendor truI burt leIa
nen ltoncn Weidu9 pisl sur y ler btl
Sas 0eGdmt uno Die j eoiAt nmI'
.l1r waeos pea 9obw. SonIdmp &C.
galhu. 1ltla Iitdgs I'm la.b oe
/ llbr mar 9esp,r nil Stgcll.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
IS fonlme bein &eid 5ll uns aui Groen.

Ser "9ruder fiiblt iit III Tant,
uerpilihtst fir pie in lcgter gummsr
anf lcins SamentdtiOncn tiilslan9snen
.mlrtl Den Mitlcioshe;euaunatn
Sold)en A'nblthatigt,it:iinn bate {
nitt .rpartet uno mlr oebbalb nj /
ba3u eingerittst nlle gSiiritt, Slr.cua
lno anocrs fir bic feicrta1e rctt ar
ncbmbaren, leder'n Eaten hnter;u
brlnaen. Gic "Ciiite" mBtc ocrr
3medc oieneu cine qlBabl g&ilrite In
I'D aui;une9msn. Sdmlt Is niht zen
llaihein babe. ielbe lei in eio &au,t
baus pcrludnoslt, muroe iiir cine 9S0dc
aeltlpNen. Gum ,bsil mag oieies IL.
'dte oes Nid)tsrlbemens oes "NOlt.=
bIatta" ieiu; aaNsrericits aud mag Der
"lrudcr" lih mie sin "yoro" osiubi
uno lcoaht hdben: gNp,u arbciteu
lpt adj, Niiitcn IN " lbue Der gu'.
|uno NrObllbttt miiht liA Sutsrtti'
uno 6nliGu dung NOb rebleltig ourd.
inen SOridI 'Dardn eriruert, ous g
nitat rnttiam 'ti. Iih all,uietr aHI OF
Wiiie un'erer 92itmeniben III uerluiieu
uuo oarOb uniere pilhten 81 per9eii'n,
y iiirtt cs OrB iib inter Den 99lirit Il
cine bcidno Die ielntm, an icincn Spti=
len gnpohnien 6jtlhmut ulht iuilOtt.
IS 1T nohI nihi ,u be;wciIeln oab 6
MID. IN Der tbiibt oss 0epers >otr Der
Etbtrin lag, 0es - Iruters" Ntdlsn n
Nutcn 3ulidnre 81 crbdIttn uno oc'leu
NCro1uun99prl,nt 81 li0rt,n. - gSle
idIt ale Ntetiiinsn ldari uno litter.
10 duh orc ErttnnlniB brings ot
@dtlt. Sit uOIIte uit)t mu BEN.
lilh eiuer QcHdutu llutcriuauug sr=
| 0lb iitt, olb oicics ltulter elmer 9&urn
aus 61i ibeiItn gtttrcttil, 30 tIeilCn
roihen Niciitr. IL :belltn aleie uno
eincn tbcilt Shutiusbliien btiiauo.
9ieler s@urli allein it cs gu usrodnten
oas yer .Qratcr. nun nidi mebr un-
plBllh dne tldle. lonoern nit ernru=
ter KUN uno yiebe ielnsrllrb,it na 'gtli
uno nIIes not iIb'i9t, io sroBmIltbiQ
6jeid ME ii better 8eiunobeit 81 utl.
S,breu 9eotnit, Ger Crude" eJlidt-
1t lIlSa iemen Ddnt mas bel Gm
Olan9 bate lel1ebsu ipIlen. Ner,clli
peun oleiss nibt 9fidib. Selne &c'
Imubungeu De UdbCn. in Gmpilng
;u nsbmen, mtlr nod oisSsmilbunger
.tr Sp,uoer oleier tSaben erbist,n oa:
0jemutl oea ara gcaualien .Gruders
oerartil odB ilm Der Sbpci aus t:ll
au9cn pbty oie SSdn0en yolI.e. JW,
llnert,nuua9 oeIer 6robmutb wirt
tu6 oislcn 4torssn Der &ruter" oer
! ,lieuldhr.uunt IL Ods Saus brirlgsn
Gr uerIau9t ed'iir ndt;. Stu utni
gen Gper De ihn pieueitt ptrlcitI
luno lbm Gin 5riutgeIo natt slutr al
, s,ren NjnH leib.l mo tt,a. piyo ron
liJm nit Dant aaIcaonma wtro:n.
R0tmdls Suu. lar 1le ,hrtalaiic III
erttunJnl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
Roelbtolun.
aO.Isiupu. MO. 7H. 73. loo.
Detibes 9o!isblatt,

Weribes 9oIisblatt,
Gsrr Sohn Isinit une b,ii.n Soh.
ne S,rWanH une Stto iam.r hsu..
uon Bisuna I'M 9oslbtowU .iR.n ge.
Iut ab;uiiatten. = En Ssrr.n lom
5snuenep uno Better S.isn.r reii,,n
bi.rourt mad 3eH.rion Gitp; .bsniu
o.rr Slsntrup.-Gie Derr,n Seinrih
sanobaths uno slug. sdaurstet
fubren an Ieg!sn Greilase in Neil
aahtsseihaiicn nab Sefsriou 6i,N.
5hrs 9t;miabrt bel benz itiirmiitsn
N,ttcr am SGmra9s NOR nidts w,ni
l'r 0ls aH9,nchm. absr ourt Die Nm
tun't Der len0nnien Serrsn rcip. ibrt:
lobdnFgcfiappelteH Nag,ns murorn
olelcrperssp unier. auslbtopner .rirtut
o.rr eoparo Gonrao 1T bier pol
california I'M isiu.p gruoer Sohu
Epnrae 81 j'iuten. uns 0soertt lana
:re ,3eIi 81 ocrlpti.en. = Grl Scmsri-
0l Seslle am ler.rn ben California
10 ne Die 0ohIhulc belutte belm M.
BE g9'rnabtsicri,n Bel ibren Gtcyn III
Wbrinsen. - 6rau Warp tuI uo
vrl. Ntinnc gSchr iino bier orn q.
tpula aui Seintb, legtere beiunoers I'm
'or' Or oBeItern 81 lehcn - Nerr Nu.
&rhor lam bcH'e Gui iejntr 0timy,iis
'oI g3tIi D5l,Q NO Il SpiWQu0.c BE-
IT, nd 0barleptolpn, bier 0sy.a. -
>crr Tyln' 4tlB pon Ctlahoma b.
uh'c RorIB,opn lui itiucc lurareii,
/ ldh %itnna - otrr Gilbert Sdlisi
)on &ae'iyD0lio mar gtiitm N Gilu-
a.nculclcleubeittu hir. --g9ly hAou
I'm Ter lsst,u yhlmmtr ri,1etbellt,
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otlgtupu clne iiders 5hlu0he. an
''>ured fact. 1i,ies wito emen 9im
,i4cn 6lnilub an 6yunoci3entbmr
ben NO bal es itg' itor. 5lc
4itd,y Uoa 3OeIgtomn Uno llmQ,Qcno
Often {. bah Hur gtmltniit nctmtu
lc ne l1rt SGno,rsla pertauien. :
,Jltlatc onb lht Sano 10 bc9ctrtn@
r yth crlttilt TT Stntia gcnu9 oaB
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pAIi0 aur ldugiim," lpie Cfulcuip.t0el
mn Samer lN1t,. Der rctt ella ;ul
@taot mplte. Sclon an Il. ilr IT'D it e.
e. f3ioeripr1t lieg gano ~ srmsr.
on mtnn ols lrlieuhabn opt pitt
nrourt tame. - 81 gutter YEP
'ir' II aud ou GerrtsyonoCnt Fem
&oIt5bIltt" iamm it mem 9ci tdbten
Str'pnJl ctrcn fro1!tteu g@tIbudhteu
/ 10 duh Gin llttieilaes 9icuichysici,.
/ 'y3t oas "9o.tsbIlttg ME Is blsl,r
tlan Qa1 ipyoerain mie jcncr Nit
IT olnr Gayt. lnQ SaoeI, l..r MGhy
rl' nao Re4i 0as Sawsri rcig, Die
lsotr. rlbreu. Dls it's mas notb-
o,nolg IT, Us a,bt sa ultI, icias
.iemaen Ole it0Cg5 dHen ItoBtt
llmmd rltblot,n. llno mis- b,suer
ocr @utIlprn1 ots SO.tat.aiits ="
0pcltl: Itrbts Sott liz itcue 9ilt.
,dpo. = 70 Idb c. Gut I'M ntueu Aahr
IL. 9ommen Damn ur1 mchr
.1pncnatCn rc'p. aub 4I0u;ita, Cd.
1I. auoere" rpis g IN btr !eB,cl
Sotsnnummer lieb. eIttO bier une
D. en-, Wurlt, 10 bltlbi nIit metr
u.a 81 wanltsn Gbra (3cItanssmen-
zen lno il aenHslam) auter etr
mlHel, o'n uns Der lltb, cioti il
lnerh,nie lsb,u moie.
Nh agfylhrlCr
- IN
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
Gin g.sort all pilitcr

1futitr ron 9inoern. Die nit Go
lIsr elntr trtd.tanl brbdit.i nno 10
tea ulnt ;oleya 6ndmherld Il suiitI
pellmltsl einiIgCben. es tnibai
telnt Cpiate poCr ga lptlites IN /
lsu0 tluer Notm uuo tam tbsnis B..
Slullln9 il= tiuem erudtieHsn a.
aCbn Wt,oen. 2tr 9robs 6rioIe Dc
oti'en Gnpeuoung bel tsttdI'unQcn q
6roup io.lts. bat iar ban lbs Den ",
idI uuo ols Sob a,ronacu. o1s c
ourhdus tn ON Ger iniltu
Stlnien uro in pielen San0ern ID
AasIGnJ be.onnen bat. 3a per.aa
'sa bel 6. y. fettgl X so.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

ptrr 0enrp y DO, uno 6rau BON
Il. gouis btidnosu it wdb,cnO Ger
6sitrtaa,bier Oui sfiut b,i Or sam
lie 0'nrD pente. Ger Isi1Oli petedb
aub nitt oem ,,@oltsbldtt" isine aai.
iudrlunl ;u mdben ano iib Drutdr.
belt ili unlertr : fiIee Il; bsielen. 3ie=
ies lit sin gsw,s oa5 is.bit ytu;s aus
Der Wrositdot oon uns s,.isfsrts
Irutarbeiien als sbeuio biiiil uno
Dtitmafuol dnetteunen al: bic in Or
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03
,3u x it0uftn.

Sine Sirm al oer 6aItlc Mod Rom
uno cine / NJ ii, pom Giaae 6tni
beliebeno aus 2ij gdsr. llj i'll 6Il
tur, {. iino TO Ad,r III 9@elisn Qcidst.
0jutt decentralization unn tllicrn.
tStn Cblialr, n init etua loo S0a.
mcu. 9selell nabsrsm penoe man lit
aeiduilIi Gil Die Rso. eicies ~ ties
ooer all 9enIp St gemann.
VervbIiIl. Me.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

gti, lan9e wuo 5obn Suil oh Der
ibm- -,u9eiliSt,u Selsioisuns wsa,n
oes Nitarasua Canals oem Gnt,l
Samutl sruIlsnl Wdrs ss pIellsitt
uiht beiisr ibm (3ohn Sul) ,u gSiIIsn
gu i,in uno i'm oemiitblgit UNI G,r=
Sriblng gu bitt,n3
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

glm Gage Dor e9eibuatten tamtu
Die Serren 3Obn Il. 7. Sauis, ). &ils'
9eriOn uno 5obn ylbeuc. IsBt,ret pou
3dmms. 2enr., Don Sole SO, berIisel el
I'M bi5r FUR ods gaslbnadisicli ein.
tddte i'll maIea uno anoue Gelda'
81 btotgcn. psnannts Csrleu ptr'
lieBen saelitbaIa III osr::bcicn Elm
ntInA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

Iie Stloenten Spuis Shduwedet
Stepblu Sdamueter, Soba geli II.
Ao4R Yrune bonn Il. ,srantis SOla-
nus College 3n Guincp, ST.. oerora6-
Ten ibts 6erin wdbvcno Der 6tisrtaSt
bier byi lbryn glnIebori,eu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

Serr S.rmmm y, sdmnm unf !.
Sinocnbuid bon aOe Btouu ts'anosn
lib lebte @ph. bier. Serr 2inoen.
buih uberrelbtt ua5 eine 6orreipen=
ben, pslbes lautct; > BE ulelraltelatten=
w,tlcriutttaattentat rin" (Auiloiuns
Stwlnidt, Seo.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-01-03

Dir gle0s trapSportlrie an Ton.
ncrstas isinc aan,en 0abisIi9teitcn
naa eoJna. NO., nuielhli er lih smt
Yraris 81 trlpsrben 9eosntr. NieI
NIiId uno Sestn III Der neuen 0eimull