davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-13
Mncretu G~arne8te'e meme Miatonen,
Gtiftnna To 0itt6bura.

Die Observation-Disclosures bes
Carnegie : Snititutea in 8ittabura,
Ha., baben am IL. Npril beaunnen
uno orei Gage geoauert. 9as Sn.
ititut. 6ns noln Gnoretp Carnegie nit
einem RDitennufmano BON iber fini
WiHiDner Dollars erridtet tuuroe,
urnfaBt pier Nbteilunaen fur lhDne
Rinite. Elm national. biitprifhea Wu.
ieunt, cine Dffentlihe Bibliutbet uno
einen 3onserHanl. Sn belDnoeren
@ebduoen limb nod bic ebenfals bon
Carnegie errithteten teGniIden 2ebr.
anIfalten undergraduate; nit bieien
suiau1mer reprdlentiert Die ennae
Stiftung einela Wert BON Is Mtiuio.
men Dollars. Bur ginmeibune mar
AUDI an cine Reibe betannter euro,
p6ilher DISQUALIFICATION GinIaoun.
gen er9angen. un0 audi unh Niien
uno CANADA sunrerl Nufforberuneen
our Eeilnnbme oefauot mor0en.
Inter ben @aiten befanoen liH
f0leenoe Srein0e: 8enernIeutnant
s. 8. g. uDu 96nenfelo, 8eneral.
Gointant oes 4aiiers Wilbelm;
Oberftleutrant SUIT. Didbutb; Bro.
fefi0r s. Shaper. Bilobnuer; gomin
VI. Nbbep, Brdiioent Der t6nialihen
Ginftler : @eieuihaft su Birmine.
bam; Sir 2aurerce Mlnna 9aoema,
oer beriibn,te enaliiGe Maler; 5ir
&0bert g. Bah. BrDfefior Der Nftro'
homie uuo @e0metrie Blu Cambridge
uno 8ettor BET unluerlit6t; 2eDnre
Benebite, Diretf0r Der 2uremburoer
8a4erie; BrDfefior Wnreelin Woule,
Director oes Observation-Disclosures
Wiuieums Saroin oes BIantes. uno
cine GutDritdt nuf benz @ebiete Der
Baldunt0l0gie; Baron b gscDurtelles
be @0nftant. Mita(ieo BEG fransDlt.
ihen Senots. oas Oaupt Der frani6.
fiihen Gbteilung Der interuatiDnalen
JrieoenstOnferen5: Sir HDbertg ran.
ifon. 9uro Br0puit BON Goinburah;
2beopbile Delcniie. Trantreihss gr'
Wtinifter oeS Nusndrtieen; Baron
Deecamps, Staats minilter BON Bel.
9lsr, oas belaiihe Wtitalieb oes Saa'
aer Sbieosgerifts uno Senator;
Camille @nlart. Direction beS 2roca'
bern Wuieums Su Baris; Or. Gouli
6arnat. BrDfefiur Der Rirbenge'
ibidte an Der Berliner uniuerIitdt;
s. e. 60mDae. 9ireftor bee 2Duore'
@aqerie; Sir @ialam 6ugbe8. 8rd'
ftoeut oer f6naI. @eieaifaft: Bert
6eu. Subu Wlarfhaa Gang, &efto,
oet aberdeen uninerittdt. uno Srieo'
rid GhenbUlo. Direction Der 9rep'
toner Sternmnrte.
Nls anorehu Garueaie gum eriter
Utale ieine Gbiiht tunogab. elm @r'
siehunas : Snititut in Bittsbura mi
einem RDftenaufnanb BON $25. 000,'
600 Al ariinoen, mar bic MeIt Oh oel
@rUBartiafeit oea unternebmens Der
bllft. Das mar nDr etma mehr ole
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-13
Kelle
S e.
y "a 10 ellie.

gan AmtomiN, Ier., 10. Uphill.
Drhinorp 6.5lI6 Gents; gDDh Sr1jnort
7.ll516 Gents; Com Dsibbline g. 1916 gta.
Mibolina 9.I3lI6 Gents; g00b MiboIins
l0.7ll6 Cts; Mi6blinn Jair l0.13l16 gts
@alpeffDn, 1ex., 10. priI.-Grbinnrt
1916 @ts.; @0Db Grbinarp 8.1ll16 cts.
Nnm Wioblina 9.13Il6 Cts: Mibbltne
10. 1916 cts; COBB NtibbIing I1.7ll6 eta.
NiD6ling Sair 11.l3l16 Gents.
Netp Crlean6, &0., 10. Npril. =
@006 Sr6tnorn 81 gts.: Com Ribh.
ling 9.9ll6 Cts; Miooling 10.11Il6 gts.;
@oD6 Nfibbling 11.9i16 gt8.: Mibbfinr
Fair l2.9II6 Gents.
Baitr1wcaiameu nub Oe6envrobnite.
Brima 8aumtuDniamen . MehI. pei
Tonne $22.50 unb 23.00.
BaummDniamen . Del, rob. 32111 Gts
Hrirna BanmtpDQiarnen . RuGheu, Der
Tonne $3.50.
Vem c.
%SartDTeln. Colorado, $1.50 q 81 .6O;
Sant 8ort0feln $500 $3.50. Neue u
8u. $l.00.
8miebeln, Colorado, $l.75 "a 5000.
Neue 9eras So. so u. 81 rs.
XDmaten, 6 &nrbs4i5ten, $500 U. 1926.
Rarr0tten. 40 gts. per 9uBeno 8lnoel.
&ohl. So. 90. per 100 Bfb.
Bobnens 9eue Eeras $500 per Bulb;
Sohnen, Bahs, 81 80 per elite.
8feffer. $l.50 Gts. per Boz.
IS Cts. per II 8u.
Squaib, Is Gulbel. Riite $1.25.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
SanObutbc @itperptitr.

am Gisnltaa Worstn 3 llbr rclticn
lja N bet blrnRtu Il. 1oi,pb's Rirdt
0err 0trmdEn SauobOtbe MO 6ul.
aOibaIlnl gitpnptis, bic 0inot ium
Scbtnsbunce. gIIs 3tuaen oieatsn
Ser SObn SauObptl: Gin Yruoey
oes grautlgams unO 6d. GIIiab,ib
Wtpsrpsier. cine Shlueittr Der
Srdut. Ter 3rauuHa, iudhs oara
zen bOtp. 9aier Sonldmp uoQ.
3Oltn wprbs fOiett ols grnntamt.
Rad Der 3ruuung nabm bds nsuo.r.
mahltt Rlur BET Der S6p,itfr 0cs
Srautilnms. 6rIu Sptn $. yuefsn.
bon, nrllblttf wOrauf 0obi2it i'm
Srslie gtdttOsrpaHOtsr uno Nabbarn
I'M cauie Dsr SHUTTER Der 9ruut 6rau
8ertruce Mcperpeler esfeiert purot.
Die luag,n %'uts pcrbcn Die RrGuB.
'lte 60rm nabe glnn kerolngr.
las Woltsblntt nlnlht benz 9isuuer.
mdbIttn rehlIh Utat uno lsoitts
Stgtn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
q a @ TO RIA.
Ttag' die 1OeSNte, Dc III Inng GsIaait Baa.
';ssa :, NXAIZx
feIf, NO.

6ral Sobn HtIlou Die iih tint
Notc lana be; lbTcr ttaulcn gMticr,
&rmt StratBe Nuib'tli II nda ibl,
&tlmalb ,}t''rrlou 6itn iurttstttbrt.
PauI SwInl pon GminQ's Station
iluI;e III ItBter g9pte III bleli9tr I'm.
9eatno - stud Jtlnoplcb.
AIliU QnlOlR nnltianQtn bat ou
NtbruGr NIT &c; gVlltcUuul ntt UNI
tlntr alter Nhntrnrc1tI juioIl, mare
ts ~ wuuihtn odb CT ts 10 iortitBt,
Nab oltitr @autrnrclH bcibi a.,
Wnu's bar NOrnuua 9uNolg mdtt,
brln4l otr Scnl oGu 6ron beI Nat,. "
Wrobc 6tcu0t btr,I,bt i'm Nrm Dec
0crn w, g3lIllbGuO oO ndmlih oci.
lCn 6amIpe ourt tIn nl,oIlttS Mdab,
leln 3uWdbs CthaliCn. GjtdiUllrtu!
0rrr eonruo RcbaQtn mo Sobn
pon &lhioWl,diu btidnQtn no dm
SomlldQ bier b;lm @yuot rrip. On.
lei 20. &rbdara nui Stla6.
0srr Rotitna non HharIcptpmr
lto,ltie lelncn SdwjtaeIsIitm gem.
2oItcn slntu luren Ntiuh ab.
90. @ntrsmtOtr oou 9etnpbalia be.
lano hb am 6rtlaa bier mb IN ocr
llmaeArno bon eolilt Nod nui BE-:
Snte nab cinrn auttn NrbtitSci,l.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
stt artilnh hot nniert stnni

| Sct Btoilaa bat unicu Staoi
9eleuaiuua. 7 Strqksplampeu ll0
an bcr 6duptfrGks nutleiiclt. Nnd
ln ben Nebrnltlabsn ioIIsa gihter du'
geittlt lpsrOen GtrI ,ioIrph SOers
briorQt cas- NnBilnbeH wit Nnsmaten
Der Qihier. Vii: mare elnjm lang
qtiahlien Sethrfniiie euclid ablsbOi.
len uno brnudt oer 6omilienpater
OOtr osfeu bOhpu79soouu Suhn.
| iaa5 lie s4 iur &t9el MAIDEN um IL
llbr absnos nod Snuis 81 9,ben.
ni1)t mcbr ubsr ountle StraBsn gu
tappcn.
= poaaro & g0nlare. Tie ION.
traltIih ben gnu Der Damn u.Shleus
! bsn bel SblpIsD's SbOnl3 ilbslnom=
men battsn. iDGttr hieien iuelsu 2tn.
oHunQcn in ten Qlansu al bic Eeais.
ruul iuieotr nbtrnten nit ocr 8toinQ.
IunQ enb Die Re0ierunQ rem arntratr
loren tir ben tjebrnub ibrtr Wlihl.
ncnanIa9e biz iu, Wplleuoung Der
StlcuBan nit $500 3balCr perQute,
mntls an Die RsgitrunG aui loberc
Rtnic Nniprat. u Die grte ten an
ocu Stlrubtn nnrb unuo,btrQsIchtnt
OnotrulNe uuy IuuQ'lm nor ub
Rcbtu mo bic NoutnNual ocrItIbru
no5 in uunbicbb1rcr nt,ut llCQi;
bcibpR ocr 2ouQrCR ocu cbtmallacn
ocniro,oren ibrc NulaAt iur Die
SummC ppu 10000 ab,ulluitu.
Pciirouitn ,inipcIloy Garr bon
PaItorpdttemtst bdauo lib Slmlilg
bier I'm tlnU 1,dAer 'Or be 9iOutr
uon g3ttpblIa Ubtr l0os nab Gil9e
Gi'u n iinom. Stiannillb ioIlle bic
80ult bahm beranoe,t wtroCn. bnb
Die Vot NlOrQtns ou'tatt ME bsbtr
am Ndtmltil9 pon C'lle 6nu ab3in'
9t. Ia ltsr cuilut0r itlue cosr III
1obt Nn9tbolt flr bic babiu pJranocr'
ie Set elHilfitn. nurot genlluttr
Ntly Dom Vplioeportntni ouGtpleicu
oCn 9pntrdtt uhh b.itcm 6gmehlu
81 ptrlebcn. 81 nun oiter Ntrr
0ui Die tMpbltiittu YlilttruuasH
einjs,y WenlQcr, onb tciu slr}iltr bjts
nsCr &argtr e'Rt Atno,runl wanite
Hno lille btiienS mi oem leblQeu Qrf.
otrtsbv inirisosn isieu. Gtnitt Itl;cu
orer aus &utntt iur Intel Sums
SOdI ,ott uutcr btiitscrncnTo Toifbeirie.
be wCnacr tori onccGylitd wro,
wlnex p,r niti - Nnn5op e. bltibt'
M, Cd III. Ntyr Soitpb Gdiirnp Obltli
hen Srutrait rnr olt Eohbtio,otrunl
inr tlcnltrcn aabrt. fur pclbtm
lam jcoph hcocutcuo mtnr ME inter
stm aIica SrnirG,it 0tjlbIt wiro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
Gin nclIrr Snmgicr ani stm CiaSc.

N3Vt ASm. lbamp'on uou Yopapla
Yh,l tJcjIt mg b:lCflhb nit oas ry
mt tcm :. O0tr .. }, ". ttQmatlo.
NIT Dem Gdmpitr g. ". rtsclmaBlSt
UdDricu wn&eu CN0Rc uuo Slun
eiett m0oe pt,bc Rapt!an {b,mp.
ION btngt III ou 6lubiab;l out bette
Srlabyuna. Nrbtubt ptrtcbt CT ts
ph oarh lrGuaolldt mo rteIc &tbaub4
lana Runolbdit iU itaItu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07

@tlodIi ourh bos goIt 3n hiuesrn.
eompctsnie gsuribsil,r mrincr. fhni
prOlsat iei uus,idAr oes ritjiis. Ras.
y}er lion tiImaI llnteyiaciiies BON
@abl'rn gdammfii bet. /. 3. iar
Nominations Pnpier,. On 9snuipl
banisn limb oaiu bic llrttridrTitn
BON Snsi Prossni Der ggdbIer n0taic)
Der mlro ,na'bsu. plE cine Wasreasl
Oeer 6rn9. ihon ishr arpBe unO reas
Spmpasbie bel ben g9dblern Tnosn
mus. I'm bic fir 4nrpsnouuo Der
Snitiaiips oosr oes Rsfereneams erfOr.
oerlitin fiinf prpient Der g9dhler fir
0Ie llntsrg!anung iu qsuilnsr.
(6OytisBung iOist.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
CASToTIA.
D. ne. n ..,,,.. A.,
=; -. T.; !. &HN1Zx s.;'e;. =
Qdcs.

~ ods atsr oot luunrulitca 9bgl.
Ter lpd4 wr aa9tnb.ltlt nitloda
Dabr0. Ter rerrun0hn0" bat G:
wobl acmuBt lon't bate It Nb mobI
hcrlu@8dplAt aua i,nty WauuGn
g9obnlnS. q prOvb.3iN uN9 81,
s9cltn ootr 'plpt 0lt Ut,'j lem ppl.
len, b0B mir btule ipItts m0 mp,Qtn
dnottts NtllCr bdbeN WIoeN. l,nltr
0t,raDit eer abtr net Alts rcdltyt
uno duh lmmI rt9lfrtH Wlro. mlbl
ts ME W cs blbtu wlu, NiAt Etait
N 6ranireIa blbtn ualtrtn NCIrloii
ioSul09ui IN bic Ouutlt Ode Gt'.fl;
uno pclGu cs ml. uelu1M caut lhV
leltlA 81 mtro5n, Wa3 ibVtn aolr
taum Qelln9Cn WlI0. WalllttjuIit
neroGn 'Olhe Ncuit means nal al +.
litrbea gent lmo lbWCu Ola Qadi; mas.
lolt pevacuoeit Gt5W pNy aulgu ;ritl
rtht nab lbm Utrlinstn. ~ G,bts
acwobnllt. Sc, bier N glmtyla les
Qdr rCrbCn pItIe Stult ltrublr, sdu;
Sui ohnt ben 0umattEta Wotl 'e,la,
doCT ttr dilmdtii1t Collar. pty rlrn
nn8tbCitt, nltatl0At als biust paa
No9l uno NeoGbM buy drmtn AftH.
ltertnocr adri pon btn'tlhca dh.
99cnn'a dbtr ans Sitrhsu acbl. oanu
mub oah dUcs iuyuiacIdNtn mUoM.
TED lCPi ~ ceu GtaIlit,i;u.
Wtlm SeHyp Sttn mltN etr Giot b
ien etloeInrn Nao oepouItJ enc
paaSbatlNe RuhtuIet.
Qtry ", S,aubtu uuo Die Nt,ru
Y, 'Son. u. Urban une Ir. Z. v.
Son bon Clals Sun warn !tptt
Wo5t oamIt bdbdltial bic 5tltpbcn.
hnle sWIl,atn ldcV una Eiaas elp
81 rtpatlrta.
0rrr 9las, Ps!shsr ltioti an elmer
itlmmtn HuBwuaOt bic Ct IT'D oart
slntn Anti aul tlutu roiiiatn Raatl
;uj0l.
20. Strmann uro Soar Soitpb
llno iadiIl an Ses's uao Sieiue lab.
re-: ltir sinsa ARbau am sSobnbaais
uuitrs QaitOttt wiro am 2stcn ots
Ronats ein9ebcn. Srdu VI. ..
Glntg bic aitisr Cnite 81 sabre als
Soemeilisr,n porliano plvo Iib IN ben
8ubsfano ,urad
sisben. SOlpsil wlt mir wiiitn in
oisltIbs bic dIitfs Rpfmciatrm i'm
Siaatt.
y. .. SdIucisr wito OH lien
Nar, tine 4sutruus in i,inrm 8e,
itdiis tinifbrsn. namlio bic iose,
nannitn epuponbadsr. TititIbsn
srlpartn has i,eesmaliss anitrtiesn
tines griiisls Der aai erteh aeiauii
pire. Sisit Sl4sr tntOalisn Con.
pens pon | Gfni eis ,u tiusu Eeaar.
Stim eintauitu wno ria epupsa setr
. .3ldct- eeu mth,trs bstaaslsrii.
len Die Der btirthsnss Samms aleia.
.emaasa. biz eas Bud .uIetbraasi
-. Raiisabais.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
DETTE BROS. /.
@ute biaise SsarmtIl.

elat erts S:lrstnbsit biz bsioaetrs
luRss stats relas 9anerirthiaeft
o. estIsiSta uaniarn. ka ai5i sntas.
hsn lansa leaita. bist,t biz nsns Ge.
msises q. aniaenp in Rincr SO.
81. anthoap il 7 RriltH iahliA psu
St. elizabeth stltasu. DIR Slu Il.
nsr 'aiheliiA<n airte n in anariT
asnsmmsr nne ea anA iar suis Sea.
ls ssisrsi u eariis De estiias essfne
ben esriiasn eaissliisn ssisas<rs.
II tuHisha<n isiz
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
Notice of Election.

On Monday Feb. n. 1907 be.
tween the hours OF | o'clock and
8 o'clock ?. N. an election will he
held toI the purpose of eleetng a
new director for the town board to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF Joseph Buthe. one OF the members
Of the board.
Geo. w. Castrop.
Chairman.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07

'It1ot fqHF'ut'. hit trA'iil., trfola.
rha; SlntrH katifa ptro,n l5lnsn!
g'is o'elt juHltnprsittgoe, tapiftm
jnFll'm. ok eer g9:!t Ms SaalIit,r
alli'n nassiter DsTssn I6ansnl Rem
Ssarttr. i1gt tIl alter Ihaoioob:
-soii BAT IL osr g1slt III. isrlfi y5tsc
atnani; runos e5ttr uro Ortistie
so7eV; tbsnlo 3uei.risi gfuR; runOt
lno ertl'dlg.; absr ian al ole ruuseu
gta't knnosn ft in osn orsis1iaeu
Se1trn uno ele trsttti1su Sea.s in
zen runo'n 96tsrl." {itsr ot, bic.
len llnrubeR uao llaiatyKseassit IN.
t'r ban Rsnittu IND b,r Ptai,rfola
70 tleisr ua!erc,5mna3su. STAR.
o'1 an aen ystitn Fl3g. 5l,ibt bort
uHo wGr9s Nsinsr bsingr Siiuaiieri
uno er'cll ulro esiut &griduuasr
'Toa'n. " lab uaa kin @ftait.
IN wsl3sm Jt,stm'gn fol Log C..
bitbR II.
9anahul. eu sir ec.rts siautr
Hlstas Stmlt5. SlNtt IN oeirtm
3uotr uno ftg,Jt otil StlT klse.
,2ltIt ha5tt. d,s o8 ttnu ,par.
sanmls 8otiuH UHo ,sl, Fg,.s ee.
MT. - ~ tla Nrttaum IA alaubtu
olB mat lam Vt'rIS agy tla,s Rip..
i5ls ttsarf. $@nn .(tmino nn.a
pll'tao:u Ragi aal ntBA. auo az.
't,tit etuo, a tiata 0atdi. m.s.
ltHll, 10 ui'6 tim oaNtst b.lS an
RaplaI ftelu.
gsdt 0ls 0bl3s b-,g'Tl. aa, 1,otr
uiyHanillat Zgrgit iuR St,n.t..
Ipaa.. III. Oo.r ,sr Slrsslll. sost
Aunl'ylWH itia nit et;paul,n sinsr
Stlao ;a rgyaEl uAg ID: .si..
b.bi; l,nit -agetR ott blno.
reT!s.ta't. m6stl .: tt,s.u Et re
rol.n. mlt osr SIT u Sass -t5'n;
nno marie baIO itlum aysb6z
u;Un tsins 3sls aa o:Ntn S.tq. ii.
nsu. auEllkm.a sas:5 n1iarl!5
lbsraa.
Gin >9o.i utty 81. Sel-iamtsit
llun pob. Il Ct 't.ssa. aRiu tluH
nit iaaca o,s main u Rtnih.n issrsE
IN pt:t;byila eao. is>3a Bale asy-
sl5tR tbpR IL uirs In xt C:ttlR
l9tlIe. 7A oaratst ssAk. ew 5ei.
sIts. esn 5ubat n4.t III Er3srer
ino i.m;: ot eeUa.giCu Sr43aesa
mo ptyosp ST x'1gt' aas Stku,lt.
mt 3srGtaai.Ft a Sos1 - W.
7C,iCr@ Tlya ! Tu,gu s,y'to5m: aa3
'r S"turs+-1ga mas eeaa,o .a&n
ul; 'a.3sl $fJ.tg. fa3, man Sls
zen I'm amen l5,nta $xtrl3 ir
rs,uo pr,tta lai,1 3ws.. 10 radu
nan II ol Itstt a5'A.as.s, Auinsy,.
ggHlataa t':*rot tlg tal3. laa.
/; 94eNa TN @am#U S#Situa
Il d, R.y1t .v,lsl r.1c etg 'e.s.
.IaG,g .T2Hs 1919, ,t.gf1l. III
q Rttt 81, &tvfa9aal tsausn.
SH3. 1.t.a Ga@. @ugoCslmli,..u
Q e', Ia &;N"5su..u.,ta IA q,
'or4:tg:,a.s
eiGsg ii e'tle tEs lax luu Ssc,au
ot, i9.a u.g,7s.N Sa4.a IT'S
~ tfsin rts,! aaS p3,g;5, oa egr
1sbJ Nt U.a!0: s@UsGtu tlaIf. 'clg
its .@H; %.,'.c:g:"9 e.. (ISlao.
tJcaGt, t.2g&;lUc nj, m. *;
,Ue.m,Ns -l.;1xa Stait s,.Ra.
isot hU9; 10 o2.,; rluaNlmls.
Sam SS.-5 ,1,ss = s1,a gt.t,
ID v. p,y s.;@ta t,ssa. 4, oly tE
5cI2< Il: ); $y2G; r;%, i ,1alf
tgtIG. uUs 'Ctac &y3a; Gsa G,aQ.
sln II >,J;.2ta S,Ujs9t W,.alu.
q S;'Gt q: Sr3S; lt3%iiI Heu8l:,
"a w;rU SIT aae 2@til; IS J,llst2
u CtlG. IA UStiSg &@sgu e,CS
no cggua ju3ts; 10 .aaatu et
tgN eaa tla @2,r34 plcaa mat,a.
Eipjs
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
adtnug Wiaura,

StrlIeatItt Augsbott inr Gryibtuua
bar @'tllCr iur Die Canning" Jabrjt
weyotu BIZ gum 9. GtbruOr 1907 iii
oty @OItsbIltIsCnt rntstltn Qeuom.
men no luA nagsrt9Iastuuit, o.:PIei-
Ier beIrsncuo, erlbtIt Miro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
The MARlES nEREFORDIAN

reI Bu!,k,oSa. No
II, r. D. DNoa)
sagnsi Worlds Fair reputation
bY rs exhibition q herefords.
All Other Stock ksp iheIe aTt Of
4 similar standard.
For The esst OF Jlcks, Trol.
terS. Poland China hogs or
HeTsiorlS. come 70 our farm
AMI inSpett everything 10 your
he3ItS eCnisnt Just II
present there are i few bargains
on hand.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
IL bed fsa etr ttferesp
liet Srsitntfasetr
nntttiarlittn ftini

Tsr qro,satias icats 10 srss i,in.
oas niAt i,ocg oans eesT Run, atr.
ethsn une tsm Belle rise abhimmnra
iibst 9ltiriaisiisa agiealisa iana.
sr bari as,r NE, srsb ssaaa lsia.
N BE aaiaha1e etf akIseaesfxil&a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-02-07
81 OsrialAY

| GIN rssiiiriri,r es,r fsar) anSstt
tsie Sahrs eli. Dian mts no BET
bss. ealrep es,r @m. aAsSu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Today h History

l77S--Great Council at Johnstown be- tween the Six Nations and the New York Company.
 17ss--Congress passed the act to or ment of every fablebodied white male citizen between the ages of IS and 45
 1S04--A runaway negro committed to Jail at Baltimore and notice given that the jail fees If not claimed by her owner.
 1S12--John Henry's plot to dismember the Union disclosed to Congress. Henry received $50,00O public money for dis closing it. and sailed immediately for France
 1S29--The Mexican government &C., cepted the Gadsden treaty transferring a section of territory on the southern border of Arizona and New Mexico to the United States.
 18S0--Petroleum discovered in Ken- lucky. and, as 1t was supposed to have healing properties it was bottled and sold through the United States and Europe for medicine.
 1S47--Bat1e of Vera Cruz.
 1S55-The Atlantic and St. Lawrence railroad leased to the Grand Trunk Railroad for 999 years.
 1S62--DueI of the Ironsides in Hamp- ton Roads. After three hours fighting the Merrimac was lowed under the pro- tection of the battery at Sewalrs Point and never renewed the contest The Monitor was uninjured.
 1s63--A force of Confederate cavalry passed through the Union lines, entered Fairfax, Va, and captured General Stoughton and a few privates.
 1S65 Richmond. Va, papers publish ed an exposure of an alleged conspiracy to oust Davis and Stephens, make Hun ter President and end the war.
 1S71--Great excitement, politically, is produced by the removal of Charles Sumner from the chairmanship of the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela- tions
 1SSO--Samana. San Domingo, nearly destroyed by fire.
 Is84--Twelve persons killed in a snow slide at Alta, near Salt Lake City, Utah.
 1SS4--First fast mail train from New York to Chicago made trip west in twenty-seven hours and thirty-hve min utes.
 i903--Fourteen persons killed and many injured by explosion of oil cars
 1S04--Frye Philippine shipping bill passed on understanding that island tariff will be lowered at short session of present Congress.
 I905--Sa Domingo junta opposed to American treaty; declares Morales has no right to sign agreement. 19O6--Senate cut Statehood bill in two; admitting Oklahoma but barring Arizona from Union.
 (Service by American Press News,
 Washington, D. CD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
An Annlyer.ary Mention.

moDlle item.
 This mornings Mobile Register has in it's personal column pleasing men, tion of the most popular newspaper man of the city, MT. Richard Hines, Jr., which will be read with interest by his friends, and they are legion. The Register comments as follows.
 Thirty years ago last night, slim youngster who said his first name was Dick" went to work as sub for Joseph dillingham;, compositor for The Register. In time, he became 8 reporter, when he was Richard" Hines to everybody, and later he be- came city editor and sporting editor. and MT. Hines. In course of time. as his kid weight of 15o grew into his present 345 pounds of solid good nature and popularity. he filled all the journalistic positions and ultimate ly became Pa" Hines, by which af- fectlonate name he is known today throughout Mobile"
 Thirty years is somewhat of a span of life to daily dwell and work under one roof. It's long time when look ing ahead, but all too brief when the years gone by are but undetached in- cidents of memory. Yet, there is an un- alloyed pleasGre in feeling that these thirty years have not outlasted friend- ship and kindly sympathy, but at the end these great things of life have grown so much the fuller and stronger as to make one feel that in fact life is worth living, as it must be with Dick" and nowhere else will he find those who wish for him all the best things in the future, more heartily than among The Item force.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
4 sTryGY STATE.

A far Northern contemporary, The Milwaukee Free Press, is somewhat disgustsd with the action of it's State of Wisconsin in failing to provide for its suitable representation at James, own. A resolution to appropri- ate five thousand dollars for the purpose was killed, which The Free Press argues was the right thing to do, as 1t thinks fifty thousand at least should have been voted.
 Our contemporary notes will small patience the arguments made by some of the opponents of any appropriation who spoke of the many good uses to which the money could be put at home. Then it shows that by spend ing one million dollars in repairs, ad- ditions and Improvements the hand some and historic old Capitol building could be made in every way adequate and creditable to the State, yet they are preparing to build new State House, estimated to cost seven mil- lion dollars, and the cost may go up
 
 spare fifty thousand for suitable rep resentation at what it truly says is an event worth celebrating. We strain at gnats and swallow camels." it says. after comparing the small amount needed for Jamestown with the im- mense sum that will be expended un- necessarily in building new Capitol.
 That Jamestown affair, though local to look at it from one point of view, is thoroughly national in its significance. While 1t was the beginning of Virginia as a colony and as a State in em- bryo it was the first permanent set- clement made by the whites in what is now the United States. It will not be credit to any State to allow par-' simony or sectionalism to prevent prop CT respect being shown to this great enterprise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-09
Nothlng Llke It Ever Known.

Marion Standard.
 The newspapers of the State are, at last, waking up to the fact that the Legislature, under the whip hand of the Governor, has been less regardful of the rights of the people than even the grasping railroad corporations The creation of new offices with large sal- aries and general recklessness in the expenditure of the peoples money ap- breaches mania. Nothing like 1t tS known in the States history; The pres ent Legislature has recklessly and wan tonly cast to the winds the funds of the State. amounting in dollars and cents to more than the greedy railroads were filching. The people will take the warning that we have consistently held up to them when 1t is too late to save their money, but we are glad to see that blind and timtd press is at last offering its protest and chagrin. There are not twenty members of the 134 members Of the present Conner Leg islature who ought ever, under any cir cumstances, be permitted to enter the legislative halls in a capacity to exhib- 1t the wild. reckless abandon of ex- travagance with which the wild Gov ernor has inoculated them.