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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
FIFTEEN PERSONS NJUREI
Explosion of Tank of Kerosene Block
Stairways.
OTHER FIRES IN NEW YoRB
Long Beach Hotel IL Destroyed and
steamer Hamilton Comes Into
Port with Its Cargo
AAFe.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-shocking loss Of
human life and destruction Of property es-
timated at more than SOOoOC0 were caused
by fires in New York and it's immediate
vicinity In the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock this morning. Twenty per
sons are dead and fifteen suffering from
injuries a result OF the burning of a
six-story double tenement at 222 Chrystic
street. and financial loss resulted from the
destruction Of the Long Beach hotel at
Long Beach, L. J., today and the Steeple-
chase Park and other property at Coney
Island yesterday. In addition the steam
ship Hamilton OF the Old Dominion line
came into port yesterday with part Of her
hold ableze. The Hamilton was at her
dock before any OF the passengers knew
there was FIRE on board. The flames were
sxtinguished after about $4,000 damage had
been done.
The explosion of bomb placed the
Hand in an Italian grocery store on Chris
tie street. started the FIRE which swept
through the teeming italian tenement and
destroyed the lives OF score Of people
and injured fifteen others. The noise of
the explosion caused panic in the densely
populated district. The police say that
many perished in the flames fearing to
escape to the streets. where they believed
ieRth awaited them from the dreaded
Black Hand.
second explosion FROM kerosene tank
followed and the whole lower floor was
mass OF flames from blazing OIL The
Are shot up the starways, cutting of all
escape from those I'm the bedrooms above.
Many rushed 20 the fire escapes which be-
came clogged with frightened people The
house was filed with dense smoke and
the flames upstairs drove the half-craZed
people toward the roof The flames Killed
many as they were about to be rescued
from the roof while others were over
tome by smoke. There we're many heroic
rescues by dremen. The bodies of the
dead were found in all manner of places.
KSoset, where they had rushed to hide be-
lfore the flames found them out. The body
of a woman was found lying over a chair,
as though she had tried TO protect it from
the flames. Five bodies were found
crowded around one doorway on the top
Moor. showing that they had been struck
down while trying to escape.
The fire wave first stTuck Coney Island
yesterday and before it subsidized. steeple-
chase park, a score OF hotels and many
amusement attractions were in ruins and
many persons were homeless. Then came
the Chrystie street tenement disaster and
were all in their beds when the flames
were discovered, but all left the building
in safety.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
BULLET HOLE IN HER HEAD
Body of New York Woman Found
I'm Lane Near Colorado
Springs.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. July %
The body OF Miss Laura Matthews OF New
York was found lying in lane near Ivy
Wild early today with a bullet hole in her
head. Miss Matthews and her maid ar
rived IN Colorado Springs several days ago
and has had apartments at the Acacia
hotel Last evening Miss Matthews or
dered saddle horse and rode in the direc-
ton OF Ivy Wild. This was the last seen
Of her alive. Peculiar circumstances sur
rounding the finding Of the body OF Mss
Matthews gave rise to the belief that muir
der had been committed, but later develop
ments indicated suicide
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
TARIFF OBSTACLE REMOVED
France Extends Time for the CoIIec-
tiOn of Minimum Duty
Coffee.

PARIS. July 2e.-What has been charac-
terized as the obstacle in the way Of the
continuation OF communication between
France and the United States in regard to
the tariff has been removed. for France has
notified the United States that it has ex-
tended from August l to October 1. 1897.
the decree providing for the collection OF
the minimum duty on coffee brought in
from Porto Rico. France makes clear that
1t considers this extension purely an act
of courtesy and good will and an evidence
of its earnest hope that the negotiations
upon the propositions submitted through
NJ Jusserand. the French ambassador at
Washington. will result in an agreement.
The negotiations will now proceed between
Ambassador White and the Foreign of7c,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
ASKS R0SELLE TO RESIGN
Governor Folk Demands "A Change In
Police Commissioner of
Kansas City.

ST. LOUIS. July "a special TO the
Post-Dispstch from Jefferson CITY No,
says:
As result Of the recent Investigation Of
the Kansas City police department Cover
nor Folk today requested the resignation
Of Police Commissioner Frank +. Roselle
KANSAS CITY, July 29.-Frank F. Ros-
ellie. police commissioner, was summary
removed this afternoon by order OF Gov
ernor Folk. Governor Folk had first re-
quested the commissioners resignation be-
cause OF their disagreement over the re-
appointment Of John Hayes as chief Of
police, VINO is opposed to the governor. but
later he ousted the commissioner from
Office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
DYNAMITE CHECKED IN TRUNK
Explosion in Union station in St.
Louis Injuries Eight Men,
Two Seriously.

ST. LOUIS July "a quantity OF
dynamite in a miners trunk exploded while
the trunk was being handled at Union
station today, seriously injuring two men.
slightly wounding six others and creating
a noise and shock that almost started a
panic In the crowded travelling place.
Ivan Dometerk. Greek miner on his
way west from Appalachis. W. Va, had
sored some sticks Of dynamite in his trunk.
A baggageman In handling It gave the
trunk the usual fling. The explosion fol-
lowed Baggageman Warner Sparks ana
Hugh Gavin were seriously injured ana
were taken to a hospital. Six others re-
eeived minor wounds. There was nothing
len OF the trunk worth rechecking.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
FIVE SUBJECTS IN TREATY
Japanese Minister to France Make.
Public Conditions of Russian
Agreement.

PARIS. July 2.-M Kurkino. the Jan
anese minister to France. is the authority
for the following information concerning
the Russo-Japanese treaty on commerce
and navigation. which was signed yester-
day at st. Petersburg. The treaty en-
braces five subjects: Commercial relations
fishery rights, the junction Of the Man
churian railroads the delimitation Of from
tiers and political relations. The clause
dealing with this last named subject is
brief and is pra Atically a duplicate of the
Franco-JapaneseI agreement for the main
tenance of the status quo. NJ. Kurino de-
nies this report that. Japan has ordered two
dirigibile balloons in Germany.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
HEAVY Loss AT CONEY ISLAND
Flames Barely Miss Luna Park and
Dreamland at Resort.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Coney Island, the
playground of New York's millions, was
visited by a disastrous fire early today
and seven blocks in the amusement zone
were destroyed. Tilyou's steeplechase park
and nearly a score OF small hotels were
wiped out and for a time the flames threat
ened destruction to Luna Park and Dream
land, great homes of summer amusement
and the scores OF smaller places which
fringe the waters edge for a mile.
lucky shift OF the wind TO seHward aided
the fremen and probably saved the whole
picturesque area. but not until sl,OOoOOO
damage had been done. Three persons
we've injured. one of them. Gottfried Mes
Eerli. fireman. probably fatally.
Only the advance guard OF the $4,000
people who iocked 10 Coney Island today
saw the fire. but the thrilling tales of the
'earless rescue OF San Dora. the armless
and Iegless man. and the night OF Fran
'esco, the hre eater. when the alarm was
founded were told and retold along noisy
Surf avenue and the park bowery.
The island has had four big fires in the
last ten years. the last previous one in
lsos. The steeplechase" on that occasion
being swept out as it was to-day
The island," as New Workers familiaFly
cali it, was just turning In for its early
morning nap-the only sleep IL ever gets
and the last thin line OF Saturday night
merry-mskers were swinging gaily. II some
what uncertainty. up slrf avenue, when
George Frost. watchman at steeplechass
ark sPied a wavering trail Of smoke COM
ING from the Cave OF the Winds" one OF
the many shows in the park Scarcely had
rost hestirred himself to action when
Il En Of AaHr -
ca'e and lighted up the place in weird
glare patroiman heard the urgent cry
OF ''nre"-for the shout Of ne in Coney
Island is an ominous one-alarm after alarm
was rung until the fourth had been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
NO INTEREST IN ELECTION
Filiptnos APathetic Over Approach
ing Contest for Places at
the Polls.

MANILA, July 29-Unusual quiet reigns
through the islands on the eve of
the general elections Mass meetings were
held in Manila Sunday by all parties. hut
aroused little enthusiasm. The native
papers are exhorting the people to go to
the polls. Election day will be declared
a public holiday.
The political outlook is unchanged and
all parties are confident there will be re-
newed activity among the leaders in the
last days OF the campaign, but so far little
interest has been evinced by the people
Ihe campaign is being conducted on
strictly modern methods
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
RIPPER CONTINUES HIS DEEDS
woman Surprises Man While Strik-
ing Girl, but He Makes
Escape.

BERLIN, July 2s-The recurrence of
Ripper" outrage has caused another wave
OF nervousness and dread to break over the
city. A woman, on opening the door OF a
nat, surprised a man in the act of striking
down an n-year-old girl. The woman
screamed and the man ran and succeeded
IN getting away. This occurred in the
neighborhood of the previous outrage The
residents of this section are in such
state of nervous excitement that they fell
upon and beat fearfully a harmless man
because he had offered a child a piece OF
candy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
TERRIFIC HEAT IN TEXAS
Thermometer Registers I7s Degrees
over Area of Six Square
Miles.

MGREGOR. Tex. July 9-A terrific
heat visitation which lasted an hour and
twenty minutes yesterday is reported. Tie
thermometer registered l7s degrees in the
sun and III in the shade. An area OF threa
miles long and two miles wide was af
fected. The visitation was accompanied by
a peculiar haze hanging like a veil in the
sky which moved over the area affected
Scores OF people were overcome Horses
cattle, hogs and poultry dropped dead in
their tracks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
TAFTS MOTHER VERY ILL
slight improvement Noted and she
VIII Probably Recover at
Early Date.
NIILLBTRG. Mass.

MIIIlBI RG, Mass, July "a sIIRht
Improvement was reported today by fbe
physicians who are attending Mrs Louisa
NJ. Taft. the aged mother Of Secretary OF
War Taft. Mrs. Taft has been seriously
IN in this town for several days ana her
sons have been notified Of her condition
Unles unforeseen complications should de-
velop, however, It is thought she viii re-
cover speedily.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
ARMENIANS MUCH AROUSED
Mass Meeting Held and Resolutions
Passed COndemRinE Murder
I'm New York.

WORCESTER, Mass. July 2s-At a mass
meeting OF Armenians in Laura Street Ar
inenian church last night a resolution was
adopted eondemning the Tavshanjian mur-
der in New York and calling upon all Ar
menian people 10 demand the arrest and
conviction OF the murderers. The church
was crowded and impassionel speeches were
made
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
Pioner of siouI city browns.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 2s-(speoial Tele-
manufacturing he was tired Of life and
would drown himself David Hoffman, an
old soldier and pioneer resident OF Sioux
City walked toward the Missouri river
early this morning and shortly afterwards
his coat and hat were found on the bank.
IHs friends believe he carried out his
threatA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
TIE wEATHER.
THE WEATHER.
oRECAsT FOR NEBRAsKA-Fair and
.a.,,r. -. ~.-,.. ....-..
DOMESTIC.

A revision Of the course of instruction
at the United States Naval academy is
contemplated in report of a naval boarl
to the president Page 1
Fred II. MagiI still insists that his first
wife committed suicide Page i
Governor Glenn Of North Carolina asks
the people to stop all new indictments
against Nhe Southern railway. Page /
Governor Folk has removed Police Com
missioner Roselle of Kansas City.
Page 1
w. u. Haywood receives many con-
gratulations on his acquittal President
Meyer is admitted to bail in the sum Of
$25.O0O. Emma Goldman and other So
clalists send a message to President
Roosevelt reminding him the undesirable
citizens are on top. Page 1
Miners strike in the iron range coun-
try is making little progress. Page
Twenty victims were burned in the ten
ement fire in New York City. The Long
Beach hotel. one Of the largest on the
Atlantic coast. burned. Page l
A terrific visitation of heat at Nc
Gregor, Tex. raised the mercury In
small area to 179 degrees. Page /
NEBRASKA.
Articles of Incorporation filed by an
Independent packing concern for packing
house at Alliance. Another company is
being organized at Havelock. Page
Union Pacific road attacks the consti-
tutiOnality Of the revenue law, claiming
that valuation of real estate every four
years IN invalid. Page
state Board of Assessment increases
the valuation of live stock in number
! OF counties Of the state. Page
FOREIGN.
Kaiser wilhelm and the czar will meet
August 3, accompanied by their foreign
ministers. Page i
Germany and Great Britain have agreed
upon an international prize court to be
| recommended at The Hague. Page 1
Jack-the- Ripper continues his deeds in
Berlin. to the terror OF the population.
Page
Friends of Harry Huntington ascribe his
shooting of his brothers and sisters in
Paris to an unbalanced mind, but he does
not express repentance. Page !
LOCAL.
Union labor leaders in Omaha commend
the verdict in the Haywood case as VIC
tory fer justice and worltipgmen.
Page 2
r. L. Thielman. ex-professional ball
player and confederate, held as perpe-
traitors of fake prize fight scheme by
which they flch large sums of money
from victims Page 10
Major Cruise and family home from
east. where they attended the death and
burial of their son, hero Of the Georgia,
says gas and not burns killed young
man. Page
Big advance in price Of soft coal is
noted in bids submitted for supplying the
county. Page
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
SOUTHAMPTON Philadelphia. .Barbarosa.
I LlVERPOOL......E .EtruTia.......
I QUEENSTOWN. Campania.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
River Takes Much Land.

vERMILIoN. 5. D.. July 2s.-tsps-
eiAl According to returns made by
county assessors. the Missouri river has
taken lis acres OF valuable farm and
from Clay county farmers during the last
year. It has been cutting worse than
ever the last two OF three months. and
unless something is done by Uncle SAN
TO relieve conditions. the next year will
witness the taking on OF more farm and
timber land than was ever known before.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
REINFoRcEMENTS IN CoREA
New Men from Twelfth Brigade Have
Landed from JApaneEe
ships.

SEOUL, July 2s.-All the reinforcements
Of the Twelfth brigade have landed The
re-garrisoning Of Corea by japanese troops
according TO the new plan OF occupation
will be completed by tomorrow CTuesdsy)
evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
KAISER AND CAR TO MEET
Early I'm August They VIII Confer
Together with Their Foreign
Ministers.

BERLIN. July 2s.-Emperor William on
his way home from his tour in Scandinavian
waters is due at Swinemuende August !, to
witness the target shooting of the feet He
probably will meet the emperor OF Russia
on Swinemuende August 8. Emperor Will
liam will probably be accompanied BY Chan
cellor Won Buelow. and the emperor Of
Russia viii have with him MIswolsky. the
Russian foreign minister.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
LONG BRANCH HOTEL IN RUINS
One of Largest Summer Resorts on
Coast Burned.


LONG BEACH, L. l., July fa--Eight
hundred guests OF the Long Beach hotel
one OF the largest seashore hotels on the
Atlantic, coast. had TO fee for their lives
early today. when the hotel was burned to
the sands. There no loss OF life and
so far as can be learned no one was in
jured. The guests lost almost all their
clothing and personal effects. The fire was
discovered on the first floor shortly after s
O'Clock. Hall boys and clerks hurried
through the smoky corridors and reused
the guests. The flames spread so rapidly
that the guests had barely time TO seize
some seanty clothing and escape. They
ned to the beaches and were taken care of
by the eottagers. The hotel burned like
tinder and within a short time was a
smoulding mass of ruins. 1t was three
stories high and nearly 800 feet in length
and when nlled TO its capacity housed 500
persons.
The loss is about s2o0O0o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-30
OHIO MAYOR BEHIND BARS
Thomas Black of Kenton Admits He
IL InvOlved 10 Extent of
s2S.OOo.

KENToN. o. July s.-Thomas Black.
lawyer and mayor for two years. gave him
self up 70 the sherin today and asked 10 be
placed behind the hars. Black Acknowledged
the forgery Of papers involving SIS 600 HIS
operations extend, he says. over a period Of
nine years
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
Tinu.

Guuntp Court if biti: @ob, III
SiBnnl.
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ihult idlob am 6r,itaa. Nm 9uu.
n.riia9 absuo ruros i'm G0urthauie
elm Entertainment uOn oen ShuI:rn
gsasben Die iid sInsr grpben 3uitausr.
;lbl trirsuts
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gen itaii. @ier Stulr ubjsIttn d.
pIOmas. ndmIi6: Gbas, 6iibu uuo
bic 6rl. Mami, Ttantliu, Nap
6lanoadn ufo g,Ipa Fturs. Tie
bsioen tritcreu gyacuirteu IN oit'cm
Aabrs. Die ltBtertn nor mtbreren Sab
rCN. 8to. v. Aooglts. Syailont acs
g9eaItpdr College III @dyrtrton. gPp,
tptlhtr CiulsIdncu may (ntU Nrrildl
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leop3 mot ,prrmGn trnUtt, aat!c al
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scbori.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
foIt lno.

strmann itliros ntbR .gemaalit
rno 5o6ltr 6cynslia ioHis ri. 0arr
RsbaseR begabtu ha aH 4Riltro4
mao 5ffisriOn Gin. ~, GerreIit
bisb OOritlbt n 3ltnr osr 6amilil
SsHf prnrp.
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unaTad ofn einsm iAtu etweToenen
ejsivaar dbsra,iouisH III hsrotn
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ialyIidt. gsri,s
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bd Gjsiawlttrn uno 6riuuoinusH
auf Ssiuh.
penn styis'u uuo .8tsllit7 ".
ritttu ods g.baRot Itt Ste Gaauins
6adorp.
Qblalg gqsrI,u4n,otr uno tis
,3aiuuitils btionbm 10 em ZeR.
ntrnal btlm or ottmlnn u Scut
p,rr aarl Stmls ptilauiat i,iatl
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itdRtr HNti,
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hAotIsv oas bI'plt &an.ns pluo A.
!aglt un, tayaui uu, MI 3tF,pl'
IIcU u MAIDEN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
Die Jdso nab eein 6Iat.
Ran einem tsemdIce

t8a5 einem @smdIcej
am lea4tmoer aussI 6ortuna rOat, ..
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Sob ..
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9a itirn,t bic Sdaar nit beiferem S4rei'n;
sis woaen srititpen bic arone uOn Sob,
5Od man4sr idt in Den absrunS roHt.
Gar s6mal IN Sex Beg. IS mabet Der, 1OO
Rand blhhenoes eeben, beb 8Iut od 10
ROTH;
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Sin asiier 0Ortuua, Der faIidsn nabt.
s. iue,t Oas hirS. ssnn uar ibm lics, .
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idmlegt.
Todl bet glriter mt sinem nydtlihcn 6lub
Stpkt taub ote SpctCN III NoNeS Sia.
ilne abtf bas ptbcn ecr NoBbpi init,
limb 0btr cen YcttDuom ter At'tey rItt;
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Uelo
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
2idliountdin.

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BEN Rtarn. gisitu hnbtu lUir I'M
l,bnHgB. farmr iinO Ots iaIttn
nno naNen, s9eitsts peatn i,br ;urild
nit aoruphanjsn.
am Mii!uoh ben |. Mni uitten
Iid in oer bisiigsn 0srs 9tiu Stride
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upO h,l. @pria Straotr bic 6tnoe
gum gpnOe Flr's Ssbsn. aIs Srlut-
isuatn Tuueirtsn 6srr SObn Rlt6bu
uno .Erl. sptonia shraoer. Sic
bOtssit wurot im 0auis Der Nutter
Der Sraut gsieisrt. 5nas oaraui
iO9 oas iui;Gs paar nab 6rssburo
no Ns Iip hau;Il1 sinasrlttei tnbsn.
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ihlrdttn, @sttsrs gut bsiutt uno sr.
aab oasI,lbe tiuer Rsngtpinu bon
S. sbaI,r. TN Wann BON q.
Qonis uobm ba: rab fir ben iur oas
SnnItqdrIGhr uuisru Rirbe ouiu.
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nlttn aROIt gum 1iiAt o@ 9crro
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lpttotn ilr Ell 9u'ts MabI ioyA,n.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
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Gen <talta. oIt cine .QyNEt EUrrt
propbt,tlitL 'ttInt unity litbt ntrys
0c,i tintn grid ouit Die Rt5Wll
madden ~ woaen. NuuN ts ytlatt ltgt
IAN ltptn l0l. Tl bIciat nan rUy
mta nit Nls'tn SlauNiyump'n u%o
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you, iaal Cnhl Sitw Cttmtp;r.
lite ctrrlpit oalbt rlt bei Mil. man
tdnu Der M al moitn" HUB 10 N
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btnsr be,luut untsr osu YlmsnG0lloy
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pbaIia. Der ,GerI,- non Giaee 6e.
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ia9 dbsrmdls siut GlvllNuns Smo'
pith uno Stwtiu nah 81. 2ouis
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Stmp (au kiE bstursIihfs Sds InN
@ut. -p,y ESu,p',r Stn Gag, 6lub
tinaui. ;u~ it,nts iiuaf srwOrbsnsr
saym trass?or,i,u loi'r.
suauh S6ultt bat i,6 in II. gsuis
cine etbtnsastGbrtin asuswmtn.. 0e,t.
sphroieu Saisr shsppsrs t1atsi, III
bsr eortia,n q. Siiplars ai.4s Otil
gRoitu. q.
Ssn s;ttatHaaaa Sr. stsst sar Sri
'EiIsnkabuIanssrn na< Esaas Cite
o. axsfSH M&.ns snx<s4x~ n.<t< a.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-05-09
god isIHsr ggOllt bsraubi,
aait'ibnla.
8uutte.

lfiRs bsr iitrrbyn 9lrteH isW
Gjelo lO9 i'll Werot,t III. ihnen reid
neroen i'll DOuen.