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Reception Proposed

NEW YORK. oct. 3l.-Americans are pre-
pairing reception for Miss Stone on her re-
lease, says a Sofia correspondent OF the
Journal and Advertiser. The Russian min
lister. NJ Bakhmeteff. expects a letter soon
from Miss Stone. and the brigands through
the envoy sent last Friday. Ii is believed
that Miss Stone will be able to be present
at PhilippOpOlis on Nov. .. at the dedica-
tiOn of the new American church there.
After that she will doubtless go to the
United States To see her relatives Ii Is
hoped that Miss Stone will be able TO reach
America by Thanksgiving day in case she
is release by the brigands.
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General ChafYee's Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-An important
cablegram was received at the War De-
partment this afternoon from General Chaf-
fee. 1t follows in part:
The following is from Brgadier General
Hughes: InsurrectO forces on Cebu island
have come in, laid down arms in good faith
in obedience of people for peace: $50 rifles.
S brass pieces 90 officers, 4iO men. Affairs
not yet satisfactory in Bohol island, and
may move additional troops there 10 force
settlement.
This settles, for the present, at least, the
disturbance hereto existing in Cebu Fu-
ture disorder on that island will be made by
deliberate action of the inhabitants, as
peace may be easily preserved if the people
are disposed to do SO. Shall advise Hughes
TO waste no time, but move on Bohol i'm
mediately.'
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Died in the Philippines.

SDecial 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 3l.-Relatives
in Porter county have received word of the
death of Sergeant Frank Stibbe in a hos
pital in the Philippines. Stibbe had a
splendid record as a soldier He enlisted
from Porter county, and his parents reside
near Chesterton. The body has been
shipped 10 San Francisco and will arrive
here in a few weeks. Subbe's term of en-
listment expired a few days after he was
taken sick.
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TO BE SENT TO MANILA.
Eleventh Cavalry and the Twenty
Eighth Infantry.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-General Miles
has recommended that the Eleventh Cav
airy and Twenty-eighth Infantry be sent
10 the Philippines. Two regiments are all
that the secretary desires 10 order to the
Philippines at present These regiments
are to take the place of regiments in the
aiippines to be brought home which have
been serving three years or more. and the
terms Of enlistment of the men about TO eX-
pre The order will not interfere with the
Department. plans for reducing the army
in the Philippines. The regiments which
are TO be returned as soon as the trans
ports are ready the Fourth, Seven
teenth Twentieth and Twenty-second IN
fantry These regiments have been longest
in the islands.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
ROafs for the Philippine Trade.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-Four steam canal
boats and fifteen consorts which have been
plying between New York and Cleveland
via the Erie canal and Lake Erie have
been permanently withdrawn from the
trade They will be cut up and shipped
TO Hong-KOng. There they will be put to-
gether and will proceed TO Manila 10 do
a general Iighterage and interisland busi-
ness. These boats have been purchased
by the Philippine Transportation and Con-
Struction Company, q corporation just or
ganized under the laws of New Jersey.
The work of cutting them up began to-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01

GLASGOW, Oct. 31.-The bubonic plague
has reappeared here during the week. Four
suspected cases were removed from the
Central Station Hotel. belonging to the
Caledonian Railway, and one died to-day.
The hotel has been closed and all guests
have been warned to leave by noon to-
morrow. All the cases under suspicion are
servants of the hotel. An examination of
the bacteria proves conclusively that the
disease is the bubonic plague. The munich
pal authorities i'm notice announcing the
fact urge all hOuseholders to destroy rats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
GALLUP TAX CASE.
Argument for the Plaintiff Begun by
". III. III. Miller.
IneeIal 10 ID IndlanapolIs JournaI.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON. Oct. d.-The argument
in the Gallup tax case before the United
States Supreme Court was commenced this
afternoon. W. H. "a. Miller opened the
csse FOR the plaintiff i'm error. the Gallup
side and addressed the court for about an
hour. He viii go on in the morning after
which Attorney General Taylor will present
the opening argument for the State Of In
diana The closing arguments viii be made
by Wayne MacNCagh for the complainants
snd by W. a. ketcham for the State OF IN
diera
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In Memory of Won KetteIer.

BERLIN. Oct. 31.-Emperor William has
telegraphed the German Protestant com
munity at Shanghai that he will give an
altar and windows to the new church there
i'm memory of Baron Won Ketteler. the
murdered German minister to China This
gift. his Majesty says i'm the dispatch
would serve as an injunction to be true to
Christianity and faithful TO the fatherland
unto death.
Admiral Won Tierpitz. secretary of the
navy. in explaining the fact that the head
OF Baron Won Ketteler's murderer had been
brought to Germany on battleShip. saws
the ships doctor secured it for pathological
plIrpOgpS
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them have grievances and claims them
selves ike the French complaints so they
may look with complacency upon the effort
TO make the Porte meet its OBLIGATIONS
There also IS precedent for this action for
a few years ago Austria seized a Turkish
port i'm the Gulf Of Alexandria and held it
until her claims We're paid. yet the incident
did not cause protest by the other powers
or even attract much attention. II is con-
fidently expected that it will not be neces-
sary for the French admiral To proceed TO
any great length before the Turks will
meet his demands
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
IRISHMEN WELCOMED.
Redmond and Others Given an En-
thusiastic Reception.

Patrick a. McHugh and Thomas O'Donnell,
Nationalist members of Parliament who
come here in behalf of the Irish cause,
landed to-day from the steamship Majestic.
They were enthusiastically welcomed on
the pier by a large delegation OF Irish
Americans. The ENJOYS intend to make a
six weeks tour of the United States, and
the object of their mission is to further the
interests Of the Irish League and explain
the changes that have taken place in par
liamentary affairs since the death Of
Charles Stewart Parnel. Extensive prepa-
rations for their reception here and else
made.
Five hundred Irish women rendered a re-
ception at the Hoffman House tonight TO
Messrs. McHugh and ODonnell and pre-
sented them with an address of welcome
accompanied by a floral harp eight feet
nigh
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
W. II. Hearst and Six Employees sum-
moned Before judge HRnec,.

CHICAGO. oct Si.-Judge Elbridge
Hanecy. of the Circuit Court. issued an or
der this evening summoning before him at
10 o'clock next Monday morning the owner
Of the Chicago American. MIR. William r.
Hearst and six employees of the paper 10
show cause why they should not b mum
lshed Tor contempt or court. The publica-
tions on which this action was taken were.
news items. editorials and cartoons reflect =
ing or the motives OF the Judge i'm a recent
decision in which the Peoples Gas Light
terested.
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sword for Captain Newton.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct. S1.-Be-
fore large number of friends and citizens
a the banquet board tonight Capt Harry
W Newton was presented with handsome
sword by the citizens of West Superior.
The sword is given in recognition of the
services Of Captain Newton while serving
as a lieutenant in the Philippines. and es-
peCially on account of the part ne played
iu the capture Of ASuinaldo he being one
of the i've American officers that took pa-t
in that famous Funston expedition
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
Bn-hi RnzouLs Demand Pay.

CONSTANTINOPLE Oct 31.-A mutinous
demonstration was made in front of the
Admiralty Offices Tuesday by six hundred
officers and noncommissioned Bashi Ba-
zouks, which caused dismay among the oc-
cupants of the YildiZ Palace. The pay of
those who took part in the demonstration is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01

LONDON. Nov. Miss stones release
is not likely 10 be effected within a week
says disptach from Sofia to the Daily
Telegraph. Mr.. Dickinson. in the name
of the United States government. has given
an assurance that neither the receivers oi
the ransom nor Miss Stones guides will be
prosecuted. lie asserts that Turkey agreed
a fortnight ago TO reimburse the ransom. -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
Precautions at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 31.-It is officially an
nounced that there have been no further
deaths from the bubonic plague and no
fresh cases reported. The precautionary
measures. however. are continued. Thus
far the outbreak seems TO have had no re-
strictive effect on shipping, and the situa-
tion is regarded favorably.
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several months in arrears and only prom
Use OF prompt settlement prevented the
carrying out of threats of further action.
The pay of all the troops, with the eXcep-
tiOn Of the marines, are paid with fair regu-
uarity because they furnish the guard at
the weekly selamlik. and discomfort among
them might result in serious consequences
to Sultan Abdul -Hamid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
Killed Her Brother-in-Law

GREAT BEND. Kan. oct 3l.-airs. j. r.
Hotchkiss Of this city shot and killed
James Duffy at his home ia F.lInwood this
county, tonight. Duffy was a brOther-ia-
Law OF the woman. She suspected him OF
having certain OF her belonr,ines in his los
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-01
Moors Pay Spain's Claim.

TANGIER, Oct. 31.-The Moorish govern
ment has paid Spain $4,000 for the parents
and 81, 900 indemnity result of the cap
ture by Kabyle tribesmen, of a Spanish
boy and girl, last May. at Arzilla. on the
Atlantic coast of Morocco.
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fleet She reports all the shipping in the
north practically at an end. and At Nome
ST Michaes and Dutch HarbOr an OF the
small fleet of vessels has been hauled out
OF the water and placed i'm winter auarters.
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REFUSED TO PAY FARE TWICE.
Was Elected from "A Car and Received
$4,000 Damages.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l-Eugene Lezinsky,
a San Francisco and New York dry goods
merchant. obtained in the United States
District Court, under Judge Fursman, a
verdict of 5000 against the Metropolitan
Street-railway Company because he re-
fused to pay a scent fare twice and was
elected from the car. During blockade on
Broadway, Mr.. LeZinsky was transferred
from one car to another, the conductor
afterwards refusing to recognize the trans
for
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session Obtaining a search warrant she
went TO his house with the sheriff. and
while the house was being searched she
drew "A pistol and shot Duffy
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SECRETARY GAGE MAKES Az An
NOUNCEMENT TO HOLDERS.
Offers Practically same Terms as
Given i'm Last Call for Three. Four
and Five Per Cents.
TOO MUCH CASH ON HAND
DAILY RECEIPTS ARE FAR IN EX-
CESS OF EXPENDITURES.

Secretary Is of Opinion the Country
Cannot stand the Drain on CIrcu-
Iation and Wishes TO Stop Il.
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Last of the Nome Passenger Fleet

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash Oct 3I.-The
steamship Roanoke arrived to-day from
Cape Nome. bringing 500 passengers. The
Roanoke is the last of the Nome passenger
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
ane GarNpartie.

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tern III HoslBtewa sias :eti,,iih be
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gen raro, Der abeno in froatlt r
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er'hisn aaA mod DC 3atls.rmner
Sttei1n,teiira bsitshsno aus OIL lun.
zen Der en- 9ouis Nbrens nnn bl,lSeb.
Qsnrp i.lo Sranj Sanohotls. Die i,ar
lute Miulit lieIIrttn. IS l1nr : iamtr
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Don Wtiit t,nntn. g9ir iUlen nit
jtuhc ialrn ods lie niAt g,t tlsg werr
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lta6iOtl 4uuii ,rreld)tr. Die SamiIjt
Reinib gtrlicbt 'hoa cIns tSsiellihait
5u llnlyhaltrn, wtlhes uudl in loUialt
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14

Elm oosr ,psi Gage in isosm Monat BE-.
finosn. lie Dlisn usnn id bort isin
w.r9. ru,rorn in ben 9seaIsn SpoIisn
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jnrhdbs,lolsn. Tos icant. man fit
ia uorf,l,u, oat u boa1itt tbun
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lablsn " volen ba; in eir.it unbthit
fh tariRa6ioasn stdns bon Srun.
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6itIt Sen GoS fern.

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osnrletta. S,ras. ndrri, rinf cincn
SOolsasribsr. sr ia6t; aR,iu 9rn.
Der ldl ltw'r traut az Walaria UNI
isclblutt odrnicoer. Sd aberr.o,t.
ihn Glsttrit Sittsrs sa per'utsn uns
hsfano rr nd balO pisl beiier. bi,lt
doer al, biz er oolil eebeili mar.
sslettric Siiters bat iein 9.bsn aerette,
Eas Wtisl trsi5t Wllaria ans. too.
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ttut; fOroert Ssroauuna rtaulirt bic
se0er Niertu nns t5eodrae. beili
alrtlsibiatsit lDsp,piia, u IL.
erobe Slaid'a fre'. 5Oc uno 81 bti
y. xoomdner. sSeltpbalia. udo
y. Stea uno S0bus. St. eli,ab,tb
No.
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grtt:ten Gag mo Nad)t.

Tie trIlisan nno wirtiamR.H tI.i.
nsn GlrA biz is semaht muroen. Iino
Or. aiFss Rem eiit pias. Ei,is
Yillen eTikanoeln Stwah. IN Stdri,
Rattle..s N Gnerac. Si. iino nun
osrbd, III Dem aufbiu Der tS.iuuobeIt
H. IN Is 6ls bsl 3. Raama-
der. @ss.pballa. ulo :. i. S3ca u.
Sobns, It. gliidbeth. Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
seiuHt ms. wsnu Jbr
Cen lpsrth lpiinicbt, tHr ic
Cen dus3abten
Dolar.

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onor lang, }antcl, 75c, aino,l
i;io.n, @laB,g 26c. silrScrn iammtu'
euubcn. g., 9amen ihmarS Pcrr
s,l, sJaris. 9sS Famtu u iOIlisc
2'cr eodts nit Gamuet=Graaen. gut
scmatt uno ,eiHtitrt. ihplr, lmo
narp s., Saaen 30soaiae s.ioen
pluit Gnpcs. xe9S. aleire sud- So
pes 25s. ea@ aspc' tub Gaps
.5e. ell 9dmta ieine Gualitdi
itparN safftl isians 98aiits, 1850,
g. NS4iollis, pIaio unO Gsslir,litt
slni NO.. aitiass, werl6 Bis ,n
81 so. gu 7''. Si'aia' 'aloars 9alb
wolIcne Satln ersCaots. 25c. Eopptl-
iaiiiss balbpIene Seraes. l2tc
Fldios 100, A, poaene a6,slIi4c
aIeioeriiofc 3Sr. Wang woll,ne aeiircii-
ie gsailiings. 75c. tncp iammet lsal.
lin9s 75c. 36loalae iamaris lan'ta
Seosn S5c uns b66sr. Qaie cuatl,
Triats, Sc. american Snoiao glu
prints Sc, ohiir;eu ginsbams 3st.
2s,Ollis, Shame sttes Sc. printco 6la=
nul,tle gDditings 10. l2s nno l5t,
eut,s Goltonfaun,l Sc, Snolaubeao
eoltonhana,l s i=3c, feline qualitdl 3S
lolli9s braune Wuslm Wsrlb st 81 81
2nabsn hsetso Nemoeu uno unterbpin
ass al B,obsn, Mdnner ,ieritp 1srib
ts 8cmosn uno llnterloitn pc, Wln.
n,r itwsrs fI,stto Ssmo,n uno 0Oien.
tauiarbsu 39t alneer nuo 9dmen 3rr
lev hsstso llniOndnsdes 2Sc. 9amen
itwers grau. Cneita llnlon 9niiige
SOC. gamtn hstteo gsiisn une Soi,n
trtra gut 90 uno 25e iir &irosr l0t
uno bObsr. 9dmen nno Ginoer ltmere
ils.c,o SiriimpIs l0t oas Yaar, oeut.
ihs iapeits Uniting geurli'o zoe per
Fiumb. Saronp Stidwoll. e iein,
quite Saiin uno 6jrps Strain Pin
yaab lc Yaro, Ro 50 rrtra irine aans
itiosne SdIieta gduo,r l9c. 6ioruocio
0omm. 10 bis 25e. Cot. Sil, iini,t
erodsI e,tiou Sc, i Dero brett. 3slp'
icru emolng l0t, Jeltbc ititb eraIos
tic Yaro, Stiits NET uno iarblg 5,
marpel Siriimpis Srppotier. lusiE
uno Otparj lOc. quite elaliia ySe5b
5c, fciHr Sriitirib aaMme i9t, 9tubs
aummi 2dmms l0t. 3dblbiirlien ipe
,ial 5. 10 uno l5r, aebeities Sptrm
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6arnutiOn S.ii. lOi Stud. 3 iir 25c
reim glpcerins S,iie SC, ssa Sali
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s,d<n Csc. poas srObsn Cotton ylan.
itt 45e oas yaar, spis'naaroitn.n
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moasne Remnants isbr bilis. eul.
itrid patteras fur DECEMBER isst bier.
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Gra>s Soy .@ta'llii,A,r. sta'
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baanOis uuo saiItps Grs,t acas
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asra, htitHasn da Der CHM no 9b4r
pols Rlo. mulG' an0enomnen unt
y. Basin lIs 9Iuiieber iir oi. Arb,lt
crnluat
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an ela' lramibop 2iCtnie sepilllst.
Die Surm. uon s264 wuros g9t9e.
nuileley sSbite fir u belt M Der eha.
mols a'o Sonnots MiQ Hoao seluiI,
Iigt.
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ltr ertrd y.rb,t an otr Goslbtonu
Hoao. tllaubt.
s27 50 wuroen srlaubt nm ol, no-
ten 81 bsidbIen, iir Elm 5nau,t aber
Elm ylann Der 81 WoyriIuu teot lui
g,lunorn muro,.
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bop gitsni, b,luiIligt; sbsnio ;'a,Q,r
unu Satiib, SeIir geueU,p. 5rbn
5,nnn uno gpebn uuo Rusnts.
6, :. 5bompion BON Der Srrenan.
itiIi 81 Sutton wuros s,l5i 95 ill.,
eeuatp pdii,ntsn ,u,rlanni.
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2ictni, ,rIaabt.
Sames Sinolan tpurs, s375 iar bi,
gbamris uno 6rsoom Rooo ,rlnubt
Sasesr @.,,s puro, ais guiltb,r
Der eougtp 5arm srnannt.
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S.nrn W,ff,r Hnihiriit mn M,.

ScnrD Better. Mtdidiniit uno NJ.
DAIMLER. loipie bnnoter III 5yelbri,m,n
StIeuten uno GrieBthiIn i.oer Int
'ur Gampfnoi4tncn. Sampit.Tcl II.
SalemlIbl.l Wditientn.Rcpratll.
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a,Iahrt. Sprett ror in i,iu.r neu,n
8,rtliaIte (oer altsu %,ttcoiitsu Cir
ts. 2l2 uno ali II Rain Stra5c,
S,fuiM Giip.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14

9aui.us, aer hartndlishsR 5dae
Don odnssrbsissn puysea aebellt
sur4 fsbIers 4idsps p't Ointment.
Ssrfeah ak ~ beilea. preis IN 6la.
I6en 50t.m 9utts tx. bei }. 8. ees
lie. asstlsiss. esslDAsos. ~.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14

.9m @sriehr nit R.nihsn. beosn=
le blb Elm 2orst pol Cel u,iier rsitt
als sne 8aaons eiiis. Gaii,lbs tam
uou alnber ole eas a,tmotiits Gator
es. snie ,eur II, iit quo Dor bean.
islhsn sntisbsr. ~ es bod be bette We.
oi,in fur unoronunasn ltrsr 6inse-
Dsios. Sn ben ltlimuson 5dlsn
uoa Siarh6i une Hubr ioats lsooh
6bamb.rIains Colt, Cholera uno
Siarrboa Riitsl, na1oem eas Gel ee.
rplr,t. oerobrsint wsroen, uno iansue
o,ilans MIRO iOlssn. gu tsriauisn bsi
6. J. 6s.lsl u. 20.
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iAn uerianien.

Iis 81 gesils iao ID Don Ritioun.
tain al Der Rltiounioin uno Sre.buro
ROab s,lsasns anton s'iisrhOlo, Tarm
aus240 aIisrn.(mor. or less )bsit.bsno.
loo bis l7o at,r iiuo in gultur. ct,
ua or,l atsr nit Cbtbdum.a b,baut
10 biz 60 gtsr in @,io.; orsi nj, Der.
iiss,nos Guca:n; 80 adsr satss Ddlo
lano nit ssnas'no6ols um bon $1,000
bis $500 pertb 5i.s oapoa ~ fila.
acn; 40 gIisr in Simuthn. @chnhaus
mit 6 3imm,rn. iiU,iitoiia nit poriis
COZ, tin. Gilisras unt,r aat,; Sa,u-
II. stos g,nas fir gieh. Gutter, Ora.
Wrp uno Sasalsrdthlhlit.n; Elm.
Steuns nit gsrhtrib IL b.i 8 u.rbun.
Den, tdIt 500 su. Corn; 6ifsru bel
beioen S4eunen; ,in Tanthaus Co.,.
crete, 6aan.rfaa. @sriifdit,, giebltaa
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-11-14
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nod Ct. 2ouis.
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