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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
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btrei in Der Gs9'uo etoa 4 M}sla
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). VI. Soptins, NIduteiirr, Sonias,
iar,ibt: Sd bruuhts pcrbine melrtr.
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aoyftptt, BtIie uno sluttsinieurs.
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gut Stbew0hl IL iactu:
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mant Ii,ptn etunlS. hr'inUnl$rttlt,
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s0le tonnis man utraGeU.
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glus cirdtr,;l brinasi ltbtnslaual
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s'si lealittm enill0su:
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erhllt Die Sttlt rein uro iil -
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

- Ger On. SbInttr uRe Sohn
antnu beiinocn iia aessnlpaswa III
iwtbura on Mautrn.
= IN Der Matt pGp IL. nu' ecn
II. Ct.ctsr ain an ultitsH Sonne,s
F,da Tssro hatn mir ,irt fihtbdre
mo iotals TpuoiinAernit. Ston
ctnas NAT 9 llrr .cunnt Der Mono in
ben Salbitaitsn Der sree;; ab,r trlt
rah 10 llbv irirc cy adni perfnlttrt
npN blsie. e. biz esasu ! llhr na6
YIiittrnatt; ben Qualification Ser 9roe
perlrBt ,r leooa ,rii ,ur3 nor 3 llhr.
i Us fer ,immcl n,t,t nit @u.,en
bsocdt iem iuiyo ii @ant,m ,iu herr.
Lite nisltQrrheit scbotcn. nieia itltsn.
9a.uleIelsniB aujalebta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

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anaben. Mdo6en!

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mir srmben, pitb gratis Oano,n Stt,r ,uaauot
Aesops Fables, 6rmms Fairy Tales Famous Men, Fil5rms
Progress Fifteen Decisive Battles Chids History Of Eng
land or Thaddeus of Warsaw.
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MANCHESTERS BOOK STORE.
22' Madison Street 49, JEFFERSON CITY NO
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
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rte Th III elmer iaihollihsn @cmeinor
nailtolsu mohtsn. bittst iib cine oii!e
GeIe0enheit in otr llm1eotno pen
%rinttuun, oa nltbrers cnali'he nllle'
rltariibs Warmer lire 60rmrn ~
mdSistu Vrsiisn per!auisu mottcn.
g9c1en gliberes wsnoe man It an b
@sbrleer 98intelu,an.
= slm lesten Nreitaa .tbrtsn Serr
S,rp pprtb. o,0sn 6i.Aablin nno
Sotter &ceiua. ppn ihrrr eurppdrelle
UoblbehaItsn pisor heim. Elel'lbm
lusilt,n fhui WOnatt lang in ibftm dl'
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n,bm uno berrlip IS oraaB,n ia gSct.
lalrn dub lsiu mag. 1T gbeltpballa
ptesisits sss St,ans immcrbn ein
Sldottsu wOnat lia sln StDsr Del
'sinmal bort eeppbut. pisoer snritd
cbnt. Gu maa IS aud Ssrrn Ycril
uno i,iner Sumili, erganAen lem,
Nn ftenen nns nitt ptnlN otn lopldi
!cn 6crrn micoer in nnltr,r Wlt'e 81
baben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
Sctdles llnS ollltrlei.


Sieniial oitnit!ih psrrsii,n.
= Sri. 9i3e Tubbrrt briano ht
tin'sc 1usc oaf %sind in On. @ltu.
Serr 9lto. edauptdtr uno
Gpbu gam. bteabsn iih mad ct.
Scuis p,bit,tr s,esn't bort 81 per.
usileu.
- Snil Sdr.mnnn. eirer Der o.r-
baitsita St. Souis Suolsr. puroc in
Sp. Nttgl,ster. s :. arretirt.
= Hrl. Mlnrn gsrisu beFinost iit /.
3. in otr %tiio,usiiabt unN robutc audi
Der glsrt.Tnnt Sehpit lei. Si,
ipiro am SdmIinN mieotr btimithrcn.
= Sri @nnt gsri.ls, 5Odtsr Don
6rn. auauA gerisIs bon Nortinsbure,
beiinsct lh acNcnmdriIg bel Tsrpono.
ten baber dui 8tiut.
- T,utihs gtr,is wollcn b,bauptcn
bak oas ilbtmd6las aoiisttrini,u benz
auasnlidl itdolib iei uno @linbb,ii
terbsifhbn.
= 6srr @n. Wtlits unb Satin
bon Gntibipmn inmsn burh unier
6iaottsr uno rtif,u nod ST. 0ouis.
I'm, bort ben peritleerten Qrppkttn
in ieirem llm;ust aniuiehsn. =,
- 0ur Sobn Strop, bon Ct. Sbo'
mos bubrk ON Moniaa uniU Siaei.
den uno tii,oisis @sibaiis in Der bic.
fsen Wiihle.
9ur Sobn Sag,nboii uni
Sdmcitcr. Nrl. Sljiit. wartn am Jei'
iaa sinig, Slunhsn bier. Sslbiibsr'
hdnolid D,rsaben Ole beitersu 3selB'
topner nidt. bel uns por,uipredeu.
= 6rl. Nnnie Mad. iebrt. ON 6r,i,
tag bon tintm m0hentliten Ssiuh'
bel Werluanottn in st. Qouis imt
2idilelo. Slls., surud.
t-Strrn Sobu Sdmib wu,s, noe
cen Der Nbuslcnbelt oes rtguldreI
po1bciorosrsrs, psrrn Sobn 3sbaasn
nal pisosr bic gbrs gu ibsil, fir Der
Iiebcn alien Sni,l Sam Tisnii su ibun
aruu Stspban guersm,psr uni
6rdu W,o. Werihat Toni. Srau Ben,
2ammsrs mo 9oaisr, Trl. Marp,
bseobn iid nod Ct. 2ouis, UNI os
6air bcijurObn,n.
= Sn MiIlu gountp lon,n ft BIZ.
ies Sabr pisl. @OdtsIn (quails)l b.iin
ben. 9i,s in osluib ,tuas S,lisnss
ben in Giaas Co.. finost man nur he
nies. neil bos borie,. trodene Sabr
Der foli. @intsr uno oi,ies noii. Sab
bi,i.m pilbsu gsfiie,l arg miissipiel
baben.
berr U. Z. Turner bon nab
qinn wor,sm Wontue bier. UNI Der
bieii0'r. \soisir,unosn gremplar
i.inss ftr n ism prOouit,s gu ssissn
gr bat ah3r 20 pfuno 9abat quite
Qualiidt e,oJa:n unb otrfts iomit oi
gbr, bab,n o'n erobteu grtrag oi.iss
fur sin.n Wondsn 10 un,nib,brIid.
cole aroui g,soesn gu hcb,n.
Sdn,iosi bisiss aus uno nsbmt E!
~ 6. s. 6sdtsl Il. 50. uro .rbolts
oafiir cine frsi. Pro5e bon Chamber
Iains Raaen uno q,b.r Sabls.sn. bai
bette Qbilbrmii!e!. Sic r,inis,r uni
hdrtsn o,a Tlugsn. b.rbeii,rn ben ap
petit unb r,eulinn bic eins,pslo,
DC u6laiiGs Gr5b, 25l be Saaaiti
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

- 0trr @sr6. Strieitr nno oeTEn
Stweitcr Meta. BON %0bbiosuN, be-
iunecn III am Wontla bier. 9cn &C.
narnttn NyduItiu pur0s bic 6hrc 81
itcit. VatteaiA Der anlhiaacHetii
,SNe. 9lIstu 81 fem.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

Nrau ntrmaun Rad, i,hrie dm
Sdmfaa pitser sn uHs ,rhi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
ll( milf. l)}uiit.

SaNst eut Die 6itlsssuhsit niht ent
aehtR. GaHid,i ihr eiut Sy9e! ooer
un Nauo btitcUt bel BEN .,pagpp
Done" Alcntsn. Z. W. Ghlsr:. Wels
come NO. gr otrlouit Yinno9 bon
sl15 auirarts. Sui,i,onbtlt loro
bci altu SGi.rumslIttu Aarantlri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

Ncrr y. Sil.,m,1cr ptrinuo!c
;wsi 9aouussn Srb nan Si. oouis.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

- emil Sdr.mann. eirer Der o.r-
bnftsica Ct. Souis Suolsr, purec in
Sp. Wtgl,ster, 8. !. arretirt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

Trnlrmu sutlcn pcr htr Ssr'
Ter: Visrts Gil 60. b,iuhis idr
GWnotu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09
sScayjalia Wiariijtrit1t

@sspbalip. >. g.. 1910,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

gm Scrntoa mIouiaa lGo
Tinlfaa wire bier on: 40iiitnoiat 6i,'
eet ahpshaltsn lrtroen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-10-09

Ssrr 9lsu. Shauwtdtr uno
Spbu @m. btsabsr iih mad St.
2cuis psbiutr a,esn't bort 81 p,r.
rtileu.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
BREEN IS AFTER A
MAN WITH BR|BES'
COUNTY ATTORNEY APPROACHED
BY A FELLOW WHO HAS FORTY =
VOTES TO SELL AT $3.50 PER. 4


While County Attorney Breen was in
his Office at the court house this norm
ing man came to him and offered to de
liver 40 votes to him for a small consd-
Grafton. lie told Brcen that he thought
he could arrange matters for $3.50
apiece. All thst the man WANTED was for
Breen to hand over the iAoney and he
agreed to carry out the rest OF the regotia-
tions.
The county attorney sat down to his
desk presumably to make out contract
for the sale, but in reality he made out a
warrant for the mans arrest, charging him
with bribery, But as the man had little
child with him Breen decided that he
would not serve it until after the polls
were closed
County Attorney Breen would not
divulge the mans name at this time for
he has his eye on him. But he gave as
surance that he would be corraled as
soon as possible.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
FORENOON VOTE IS VERY HEAVY
RESPECTABLE That Republicans Are VIC
orousHenze t4eees Out With the Usual Fantaranade- OF
Vote Particularly Strong All the Precincts

there was comparatively little disturbance
during the forenoon and early afternoon.
The deputies fear, however, that during
the last hour Of the voting and at o'clock
when the polls close, there will be much
to keep them busy.
There was not great deal OF disturb
ance during the forenoon. Most of the
voters we're men who do not go to the
booths to fight, and the special deputies
had not much trouble on their hands.
rumor of a serious stabbing affray at
precinct FL brought several policemen and
deputies on the scene, but when II
dwndled down to fight chiefly between
the deputies themselves the officers left.
Too Much Government.
In those precincts there was too much
government, and one of the deputies APP
pointed by the fusionst party ran into
mess that cost him violent dishguration
OF his features
There was no question about the
strength of the republican vote Many
well-known citizens, who had not in recent
years been taking an active part in poll
tics, announced openly at the polls that
they had come to vote the republican
ticket Some who had in former years
been identified with one of the other
parties came to register their indorse-
mcnt of clean government and voted the
republican ticket from top to bottom.
In the suburban districts the republican
vote was particularly heavy. In Meader
vile, Centerville and Walkervlle there
didn't seem to be any other ticket and
shouts for Joe Dixon and the republican
party were heard at every polling BOOTH
There was no effort on the part of the
republicans around the polls to solicit
votes in any unfair manner. 1t was very
evident, however, that when many of the
voters were handed the cards of republican
candidates that they felt kindly towards
the party, and frequently announced that
there was no necessity to encourage
them They had already made up their
minds that they had come to vote for
the party of Roosevelt, good government
and prosperity.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
Flashes Of Intelligence Show.
ing the Trend of Balloting
Throughout the Nation.
RAIN SPOIlS PLANS OF
POLITICIANS IN CHICAGO
And in St. Louis, Too, the Heavens Arc
Wceping--lf There Is Any Section OF
the Country in Which You Feel an In
terest, Run Your Eye Down This COL
umn and See How the Battle Of the
Ballots Is Going From All Over.
I'M Assoc1Alrn rnlas.l

New York. Nov d.-Reports from ali
over the state today, with few exceptions,
show that fine weather prevailed every
where and that a large vote was cast in
the cities and IN the rural districts. The
roads were in good condition, and that
helped in getting OH the farmer vote.
After the governorsip mp the state inter-
est centered in the contest for the supreme
court justiceship, in the Fifth judicial dis
trct, where Attorney General Davies rcg,-
lar republican. was opposed by Watson NJ.
Rogers a leading republican lawyer Of the
district, who ran on an Independent ticket
and was indorsed by the democrat A dis
patch from Little Falls which is in the
district. said that Davies was running be-
hind his ticket.
Another point that was watched closely
was the voting for judge of the circuit
court Of appeals, Judge Gray who is now
a member of the court and who is demo-
crat, having been indorsed for reelection
by a number Of republican lawyers in New
York county and throughout the state.
Justice Werner was Mr.. Grays opponent,
he having been nominated by the fcpubl
cans At the Saratoga convention, Both
candidates for governor voted early, Mr..
Coler in Brooklyn and Mr.. OdclI in New-
burgh.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
ROOSEVELT VOTES
AND GOES TO RIDE
PRESIDENT SAYS HE HAS DONE ALL
L HE CAN DO AND WILL AWAIT
THE RETURNS NOW.
InY ASSOCIATED pREss.l

Oyster Bay, Nov. president Roosc
welt cast his vote few minutes before ~
o'clock. AS he turned from the booth the
president said: Il have done all ! can. 1
kave performed my duty and exercised my
privilege as an American citizen and
shall now await the full returns"
He then started on long drive with
Mrs. Roosevelt.
1t was 10 40 o'clock when the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt drove up 10 the voting
place in trap drawn by a pair Of bay
horses. A big crowd had been awaiting
his arrival for an hour. Mr.. Roosevelt
cordially greeted several of his personal
friends and acquaintances in the crowd
and then proceeded to the voting place,
which was in a hall over fish market
and Chinese laundry.
After shaking hands with the judges
and clerks Of the election booth, the prcsi-
dent cast his ballot, which was number
1870. Hen then informally greeted many
Of his friends who had assembled and as
he drove away, the crowd cheercd him
heartily. Election returns will be received
tonight by special wire at the executive
Offices in the Oyster Bay bank building.
They will be compiled and 'phoned to the
president at Sycamore Hill.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
TRY TO FIX VOTES FOR HElNZE AS
THEY ARE IN A MAJORITY AT
MOST OF THE POLLS.
REPUBLICANS AND THE
DEMMIES TO RAFFLE IT
Will Combine to See That the BaiIo. Is
Kept Pure and UndcfiIed-ieinze
Election Judges Thought They Gould
Secure Hundreds OF Votes by Marking

There was considerable Indignation
among the citizens Of all classes today
at the news that there was an attempt on
the part Of the lIcinze hceers to bring
the fusion judges to give that party the
best OF ii in the county. II was learned
on unquestionablc authority that instruc-
tons were issued by many Of lioinzc's
prominent ieutenants to decide every dis
puted vote in favor Of lleinze's ticket
From reliable source the methods
suggested by the judges were also learned.
When an opportunity presented itself they
were told TO spoil the ballots marked by
the republican and democratic parties by
adding an additional cross before the
names OF one OF the fusion candidates,
Being in the majority in almost all the
precincts, il was believed that it would
be an easy matter for the fusionists to
fix many Of the ballots.
They Tried to Work It.
Several OF the Heinzc men who made
an effort to carry ont this plan attended
a meeting Of the fusion judges last night
and made their suggestions. One OF
them stated that it would be easy for
each set Of judges to make fifty votes by
carrying out their crooked work.
Active measures were taken today by
leaders in both parties TO watch for
this crooked business. Republicans and
democrats alike joined forces in their de
termination that they would keep the bal
lot box pure from the gang Of corruptio.
lists who have been stopping at nothing to
accomplish their own ncfarious ends.
In the desperation Of their situation
the Hcinzc people are rcsorting to the
lowest methods, but the vigilance Of the
other parties will be sufficient to put
stop to the work in large measure.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-11-04
WOMAN THE FIRST
TO BREAK LAWS
ARRESTED FOR REPEATING IN DEN
VER-SAY LOADS OF THEM
ARE ON THE FIELD.

Denver, Nov. 4.--The first person ar
rested in this city on charge of violating
the election laws was "A woman about so
years of age, who gave the name OF Jen-
ME Sanderson. 1t is said she was de.
tectcd in the act Of repeating.
Republicans allegc that hack-loads Of
women repeaters are making the rounds
Of the tenderloin precincts.
On application Of the republican county
committee, Judge Palmer issued a blanket
injunction directed to the election judges
and clerks in every precinct, restraining
them from excluding regularly appointed
judges and clerks from serving, from
keepinq ciallcngers away from the polling
places, IRON committing frauds themselves
or allowing others to do so, and in any
way preventing the free exercise of the
right Of suffrage.
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Rainino at 81. Louis.

St Louis, Nov. A. Baloting IS proceed
ing throughout the state under leaden skies,
while in some sections II is raining. A
light vote in the rural districts will cost
the democrats some loss, but in all proba-
bility not enough to prevent them from
coming to ST. Louis with majority Of
5000 to 10000 over the republicans.
This is the claim At democratic head1uar-
tcrs and is also conceded at republican
headquarters, Inc only trouble from
irreguarity throughout the state up to II
o'clock was in a telegram from Carrolton.
Mo- to republican headquarters saying tho
democrats were buying republican votes.
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In California.

San Francisco, Nov. 4.--Thc kind Of
weather for which California is noted pre-
walls all over the state today, and the prob
abilities are that an average vote will be
polled. Nothing will be known Of the
result until late tonight or possibly tomor-
row, as in California no votes are counted
until after the polls have been closed.
Some OF the precincts in remote parts Of
the state may not be heard from for scv-
eral days. The polls opened at o'clock
this morning and will close at p. IN.
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Heavy Vote /, CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov Notwithstanding a
drizzlng rain, early conditions indicate n
heavy vote all over the city The chief
interest centered IN Congressman I.orimers'
district, where every effort was made to
get out record breaking vote. The cleo
ton commissioners were busy soon after
the polls opened with matters brought TO
them for adjudication. There was much
evidence OF split tickets reported by
watchers throughout the city, especially on
candidates for county Offices.
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Women Vote in Iowa.

Lacrosse, Wis, Nov. 4.-Undcr a law
passed at the last session OF the legislature
women were given the right to vote OH
school questions and for the candidates on
school officers Hence they are voting to-
day for the state superintendent of
schools, the county superintendent Of
schools, and on an amendment changing
the terms OF Office for superintendent of
schools. Much interest has been mani
tested by cubwomen, but it has gone little
farther than these circles.
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JOHN REDMOND IS
IN ENGLISH JAIL
IRISH LEADER ARRESTED ON LAND
ING FOR AN ALLEGED lNCEN-
DIARY SPEECH HE MADE.
[nY Associated rREss.l

Dublin, Nov 4--William Redmond was
arrested on his arrival at Kingstown today
and was taken to Kilmainham jail. Mr..
Redmond several months ago, made
speech at Wcxford, which was said to be
incendiary.
He was ordered by the court Of the
kings bench to give bail for 81 900 for his
future good behavior This he refused to
do, and the court sentenced him to six
months imprisonment
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Annapolis Term Reduced,

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 4.-Orders were
received at the naval academy yesterday
reducing the course OF midshipmen to
three years, instead of four The order
is for AN indefinite period. The change
is made necessary by the pressing need
for naval officers.
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Large Vote in Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 4.-Reports from all
parts Of the state up to II a. m. show fair
weather and large vote. Great interest
was being shown and both sides are put
ting forth every effort to poll the entire
party strength.
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Prohibition Is Strong.

TopeKa, Nov. 4.Reports reaching this
city from over the state show that an
early heavy vote is being poIled and much
scratching is being done.
Rev. i. w. Emerson, prohibition candi-
date for governor, says he is getting the
heaviest vote Of any candidate on that
ticket since the days of St. John. The
proposition to increase the pay of the
legislators to $500 per year is receiving
heavy vote.
In this city, at the First Methodist
church. an all-day prayer meeting is being
conducted for the success OF two candi-
dates representing the prohibition issue for
sheriff and county attorney
There is an intensely bitter local fight
on over the selection OF a sheriff and
county attorney, Many OF the most promi-
nent republicans are supporting an nde-
pendent ticket and the contest promises
to be very close.
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Down in Nevada.

Reno, New, Nov. 4.-1he election in
Nevada is passing OF quietly, with large
vote being polled. Advices from the cast
crn part Of the state are meagre and no
one can forecast the result