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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
Racing at Oakland.

OAKLAND. Cal. May 23.-The Fabioia
handicap at Emeryvile today went to the
favorite. Down Patrick. which easily de-
feated Vox Populi and Cloyne In l.44 80
a track record Summaries:
First race. Futurity course: sclling-lre das
risen II. 112 tiayes). II to l, won; Andrew d.
Cook. 10 tRettig,. II to ). second: Bologna
lo! &C. Ross, i to L. third Time. Il" D.
Hereafter Lord OF the Forest. Belle OF lroIuois.
NaSazam Buster Brown Royal Rogue ana sif
Russell also ran
Second race one mile and seventy yards-lhe
sultan 1Ht oPaye,. to 2. won Miss May boz" ,mc
dish. loS ROSS. TO l. second; Big store; ~
Convent Bell. Escamado, Beiasco. Distributor;
Ten Row. Slightly. Nancy W. Confederate anu
Sahara finished named.
Third race. one mile aud seventy varus. seull.
-Mart'nmas. ia wv. Miller. II to 10. won
Eduardo. III &C. Ross. ~ TO ], sec"nd' ,r ra,.'
Modan 81 icharhoneau,. Is to ], third. ihhe'
~ -. Stand Over. R2ynl River. hup'noh'
Captain Burnett and Gateway also ran
Fourth race mile and sixteenth; fap.oLa
dicap-Downpatrck. 105 W M1iier, II 10 -
won, NoN Populi 104 tMcInfyrel. 10 SCI
omd: Cloyne. ~ tBuxton,. IL to D. third 1 lime
! II A.. J. c. Glen. Northwest. Llsaro. \. NUS
kciay and Fleveat.o also ran.
ing Millsong 1o6 Hayes. to l. won; Da re
ington, lob kelly. even. second MaXtless. nv
R"ttic, !, to l. third Time. l. ~ SO John town
Col Jewell. Markie Mayer. silver sue heeeh'
wood Ellie Lucky Lad and Ampedo also ran.
Sixth race five and one-half furlonGs Bcres
!. won; Grace c. JOG (Rettig,. 16 to D second
Palarifo. ia (Williamsl. TO 2. third; lime
o6. Native Son, Bucolic Preen and Cloudlisu'
also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
NO1RE DAME DOWNS
THE BLUE AND GRAY
Oevine's Curves Just to the
Liking of the Visitors, Who
Make Seven Runs in
First Inning.

The Notre Dame University base ball
team of Notre Dame. Ind. which is on a
trip through the east and has been leav
IES a trail of defeats for numerous col
leces III this part of the country easily
defeated tho Georgetown University team
yesterday afternoon on Georgetown Field
by IL To >
The visitors won the game in the first
inning. when seven runners crossed the
plate. Not only did the visitors hit the
ball hard. but they put up a clean field
ing game. The only msplay was on
hard chance and resulted in the first run
for Georgetown.
Harry Devine was on the rubber for the
Blue and Gray for the first four innings
in which time the visitors connected for
six hits. one of which was a home run.
inning. Diamond. who took up the fling
ing for the last five innings. pitched
fine game and might have pulled off
victory had he twirled the full route.
Iu5uC, the star pitcher of the Notre
Dame squad. went on the rubber for four
innings and allowed but one hit Seaman
then took up the work and. although he
WAS touched for three hits in thu fifth in
ming. he held the local boys safe. Duffy
drove out fine triple i'll the seventh. but
were easy outs.
Mess played n fine game at the third
corner. as did Smith at the short field.
For the visitors. Daniels on first. Cutshaw
at second and Ru"ll at the short field al!
played We'll. Courtney and MayoCk made
4 fast double play.
The visitors vert after Harry Devina'S
curves hammer and tongs in the first in
nlnS. After two men had walked. two
more were safe on errors. which resulted
nd
other got home. Three men were still on
base when Dubuc stepped up and caught
one of Devine'S curves and drove it over
the bank in right field for a home run.
clearing the bases.
Georgetown got run in the second on
an error and a single Their other run
was made in the fifth. when Smith scored
on single by Montgomery, who batted
for Devine.
Tie westerners got a run in the third.
another in the fifth and two in the eighth
which ended their scoring
The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
HARVARD MAKES TWO
HITS OFF HEYN|CER
Princeton Wins the Base Ball
Series for This Year and
Also Since 1870.

PRINCETON. y. j.. May 23-Pr!nceton
won the base ball series with Harvard
today, shutting out the latter by the
score Of to .. Harvards defeat was
due principally to inability to hit Hey
niger. who almost duplicated his perform
ance in the 3 to o victory OF last week at
Cambridge. when he allowed one hit. The
Crimson made only two hits today. Hey
niger gave sx bases on balls. but Prince
tons excellent fielding prevented the
visitors from scoring. Heyniger also dis
tinguiShed himself at the bat. getting a
ee-bagger in the second inning.
Hartford. the Harvard twirer. was re-
lieved at the beginning of the third by
Lanigan. who pitched good ball. \ large
crowd attended the game. Today's vic
tory gives Princeton the lead in games
won over Harvard since 1870. Up To to-
day each institution had won forty-one
q The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
GAME ENDS IN A TIE.
Stubborn Contest Between St. Eliza.
beth and Rockville.

The Government Hospital for the In
sane and Rockville played eight innings
to a tie at the ST. Elizabeth grounds yes
terday. The game was by far the best
seen on the hospital diamond this season
Although the home team outrlayed the
visitors both at the bat and in the field
Rockville punched its hits in the second
inning and scored three runs. From that
time on Wilkins the big hospital twirler
held the opponents safe until the END
Pickett's performance at short for st
Elizabeth was a sensational exhibition
three of his chances being remarkable
stops Jones put up clever game at
first and ThrallS stick work was timely.
Kemp at third and Aholt in right dld
some clever work for Rockville. Tie
game was called at the end OF the elShth
inning on account of darkness.
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NEW SOUTHERN RECORD.
Mason of Vanderbilt Runs 100
Yards in 8 as Seconds.

ATLANTA. Ga, May 23.-Mason of
Vanderbilt broke the associations record
In the 1OO-yard dash at the Southern In
tercolleg.ate Athletic Association here to-
day. His time was . 40 seconds. which
is only one-fifth of second slower than
the world record. The old college rec
ord was 1Ol-3 seconds. In the half-mle
run Davenport of Georgia Tech. by max
ing the distance in 2.05 %, lowered the
associations record for that event Van
derbilt University Won the meet with0a
tota. OF az points, clemson was second
School third with 22la and the University
Of Georgia fourth. with IL.
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Princeton Defeats Columbia.

NEW YORK. May o3.-by a score OF
66 o-:i to J01-3 points, Princeton de-
feated Columbia in the track and field
dual meet which was decided at Colurn-
bia oval. Williams Bridge. today.
The feature OF the contest was the
winning OF :he one-mile and one-half-
mile runs by q. w. Hoyns of Columbia
NcGee and Hall ran a very close n e
in the two-mile event These two were
only a few inches apart during the LAST
half mile and MCGEE won out in a
jump for the tape.
The track aud infield were rain sod
den and muddy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
RUDE DOES NOT PITCH.
Fails to Appear at Unicn League
Grounds.
special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 23.-Rube
Waddell did not pitch today for the
Union League team Although he had
accepted advance money and it was said
he had signed a contract of tn. club, he
did not appear.
There was nothing left for the Union
management to do but to make the an
nouncement This umpire Collum did to
the 1000 assembled in the stand and on
the bleachers He said that any persons
who so desired could get their money
back by surrendering their rain checks at
the box office. This a few persons in the
bleachers did and six left the grand stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
Reading, 8; Elizabeth, Z

READING, Pa. May 23-ln loosely
PLAYED but exciting contest the local
Union team today defeated Elizabeth, s
to Z. Score:
RH.E
Reading o 3 q / As q >
Elizabeth. ...... o 0 3 o o o. Il )
Ratteries--Charles Campbell. Rcislns and Ru
dolrh. HERMAN. Biehland and Seery. Umpire
Mr.. Steinber..
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UNION LEAGUE GAMES.
Even Break in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 23.-The Balti-
more and Wilmington clubs today split
even on a double header. the visitors TAX
ing the first game, ; to =. and the home
team, winning the second, l TO o. The
second game was called at the end of
the seventh inning to permit Wilmington
to catch train. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
Ri. r..
Wilmington - u q q o. \ |
Baltimore. l y U u u % L. >
Batteries Toplam and McCauIey. Beard. Lus-
KEY and Manners Impire-Nr. Stanton.
SECOND GAME.
RHE.
baltimore ..... 1 N-1 3 l
WILMINGTON ...... q - q 90 4 o
batteries Powell Pisz and Manners. Bussie
and McCauley Umpire Mr.. Stantcn
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Union League Games Yesterday.

Washington. /. Brooklyn. first camel
Washington. ;: Brooklyn. second game.
Wilmington. 3. Raltimnre. = first game'.
baltimore. / Wilmington. - tsecond Gamel.
Paterson. 3: Philadelphia. ..
Reading s: Elizabeth =
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TwO-,nse hits Trcaklp. kc1chner. Nt"lth
hases-R Pritchard. Thrall. Sacrifice bits
| Pickett. Thrall Treakle. Pumphrey. kelchner
n Brewer First base bals-OG Wilkins.
3; of Whiting. .. Hit Ivy pitched halls-By
Wilkins, 2. Struck out,By wilkins, ,; 10y
Whiting :. Left on bascS-t; Ii. L.. IL
! Rockville = Passed bals-Burke. :; Daw-
son. lmpires-Nfessrs Hummer and Higgins.
| Time of game hour and - minutes
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Hits on Hartford. in two innings: IF LAM
gan. iu six innings Earned runs Princeton. 3.
Three base hits Hcynigcr. Sides. Two-i,ase hits
-Lancan. Harlan. Bases balls on Heyni-
GER s.: off Hartford. .. Struck out Hy Hey
niger 4: 10y Hartford. >, by I~anigan. >. Double
play Heyniger to\Fish i.mpirr-Mr Horner.
Time of gaEle-1 hour and ~ minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 23-Pater-
son, by punching hits In the fourth in
ming today. defeated the local Union
League club by the score of ) to >.
Score:
RH T..
Paterson y q q o "a 4
philadelpia . o q % . %
Ratteries-Lukcns and MacLean. Ramsey and
Foster.
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Two-base hits Tansil and Dowd. Home
DnwI. Stolen bas.s-Roler King. Middlakaur
Dowd. Sacrifice hts-king and Bell. Double
pay-Berlck I" snyder First base IN balls-OH
Shipler. :. on Ritter. >. Struck out by Shipley.
S: by Ritter I. Left bases-Brnnkland. 3: Ma
rines g. Time of game hour and IS minutes
Empires- Mcssrs. Hayes and Williams.
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Left hISt>-W ashluEton. u, FfU"hI!N. IT,
Sarritc. hits ,onnurs Weinberg. Dowd Ken
needy. Molina. First base On errors Brock yn
/. Stolen bases Gilbert Zanelli -. Mr'.cr
Bases on balls 'bf Murray. =: "tf Lindrrminn. I
Struck out by Murray. Il; by I.indcrnanA. -
Hit by pitcher Ry Murray. l. Wild ptch-Nur-
ray. Umpire Mr.. Latham. Time OF game
hour and f., minutes
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BASE BALL RESULTS.
College Games.

At Philadelphia Pennsylvania. IL. Cornell. 3.
At Princeton y. j. Princeton 4: Ha. ward ..
At Ea~t"n. Pa lafayette College. $; lehigh
University. -.
At Worcester. Mass.-IIoly Cross. / Yale. o.
At WiIiamstown Wesleyan. ,. Williams l.
Al West Point Columbia :. Army. 3,
At New IIavcn-Iale Freshmen. 2 Harvar,.
Freshmen. -; five innings; called Oh account OF
darkness
At Mortified. VI. New Hampshire State Col
leTe. =. Norwich. ..
At Providence Brown. 81 University Of Mich!-
gan. $.
At Burlington. Vt,-Uniyersity Of Vermont. B,
Amherst. =.
AT or"no. Ne. Bates. .; University OF Maine,
): eleven innings.
Al New Eri:n1vick. y. J.-Rutgers College,
II: St"yci.S Institute, >.
81 Rochester Rochester University, l: Col
gate. -; ten innings.
At Kingston. k. l. Connecticut Agricultural
College. :: Rhode Island State College. =
Al Hanover. y. II. dartmouth. q; MaSsachu
sets Agricultural College. 1.
Al Icvishurc. Pa.-Bucknell ): Pennsylvania
State College q.
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Yesterdays National League Games

Pittshurc o: Brooklyn. ).
Cincinnati. 5. Philadelphia, >.
ST Louis. 6: New York. First game.
81. Louis. =. New York. o-second game
Chicago. Is; Boston. t.
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Unable to Hit KiIIian, the De-
troit SouthpaW, Consecu-
tiveIy-Another Throng
in Attendance.
Standing of American League Clubs.
Standing of Union League Clubs.
Yesterdays American League Games

Washington. =. Detroit 5.
Philadelphia >: Cleveland. 4.
New York g. Chicago o.
Boston. u: st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24

Gtorg .town. ......... I 0 %
Three-base hit Duffy. Home run-Dubuc.
stolen bases Daniels. Cutshaw co. Braghan,
Ccn1lvrp. Sacrifice hil -McDanaugh. Double
play-Courtney I" Mayock Hits maie-On De-
vino. C. Tin innings, of Diamond . tin )
Innings: off Duhuc. tin innings. off Seaman
lin = innings. First base bals-Ry Devine
:: 10y Diamond. >. Icy Dubuc. 1. Hit by pitched
balls Mckee. G"ntlivre. BragLan. Struck out
Fly bovine. ): by Diamond. /. by Dubuc. 1; by
seaman q. Wild pitches -Devine. l; Diamond.
2. Cmrre-Mr. Eetrs. Time Of game hours.
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Bases on balls on Convery. :: on Leonard. s..
Of Davis p Two base hit Zannelli. Sacrifice
hit>-Davis ,onnors ShauGhucssy. McDcrmott.
Hit by pitched ball Ry Leonard. l. Struck out
BY Convery. j. hy Davis. :. Left on bases
Washington. =: Brooklyn = First base on "r-
Washington. 3. brooklyn. /. Wild pitch
Leonard Stolen ha>cA-tiilhert. Davis, Mct,ee.
Passed balls Weinberg. J.: liarhus"h. l. Hits
or Leonard. 3 in seven innings. Umpire Mr..
Latham. Time of game hour and 30 min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24

Totals. = 500 ) Totals. IL 2712 /
Stated for Devine in fifth inning.
daniels out. interfering. with ball.
NOfrt Dame. @ q q Oil
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American Association

Al s.. paul-kansaS City. q: ST. Paul, I.
At Trledo-Tuledo. A. indianapolis. 3.
At Milwaukee Minneapolis. >: Milwaukee. 0.
At Columbus Dhio-Lousville. >: Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
Eastern Lea que.

At Torontc-Toronto. ,; Newark. = Called al
end If eighth by agreement,
At RoChester-Tirst game, Pro, idonce. 8: Ro-
chester, q. Second game. Prov idcnee. 1: Roc hes
tel. :.
AT BnffaIo--First game. Buffalo. g.: Jersey
City. -. Second game Buffalo. 3: Jersey CITY <
At Montreal Montreal. /. Baltimore, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
Tri-State League.

At Altoona game. Wilamsport. 3, AL
toona . Second game. Williamsport, ! Al
ioasla.
AT Wilmington Wilmington. I: Lancaster, l.
At Decentralization. >; Reading. !.
At Observation-Disclosures. =; Harrisburg, O.
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FIRST GAME.
Paterson, 8; Philadelphia, 2.

Batteries Powell. pi.z and Manners. Bus
and McCauley. Umpire Mr.. stanton.
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Southern League.

Al Mobile Mobile. >; Atlanta. 3
NJ Memphis Memphis. l., Montgomery. 1
Al New Orleans New Orleans. lU: Nashville. /.
Al Little Rnch-I.i,tle Rock 3: Brmingha N, T.
Virginia League.
Al Norfolk Norfolk. 1: Lynchbnrg o.
AT Ri hmond- Richmond. l: Danville 3.
At Roanoke First gam". Roan2ke. l.: Ports
mouth, .. Second game Roanoke. 3; Polo smouth.
>,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
SECOND GAME

Totals. !, = "a IA 3 TotIIs. - II 4
Levy hatted for Leonard ill the seventh.
Washington ...... > %
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osrrn Haipar Nstitl BON eiHcm gang.
lmQer in ptr SonniaQ gtamt Gin &2s
iuh eriinittt uno c,Wl y Piuno
Niite utbli Ysnit Gatts uOn Oleisn
Hiit1tHoffiutri. &t5jt dGth Girbcn
ittut aud 0Ic'er 8isb bic Nrbslt. (Ss
ounit Ibm lClhter ht non A(m0nocn
dntsrs biz 6iltc inuQtS uno ytini3cu
at luNu al2 oiciC Nrbcil iC,btr bclor
lcn III miicu. TOd ,pjbt ihm mtnn
CT rrml'bt Wrro mo pds lulro thCt
tues octr lang 0cihChln neun ou
NuN 6cbt lp IlulC iwH %uUucn b..
tr tyrtt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-05-14

0'runs aui bos Sbsunenoah mn Elm
neuts Eoh auIu5rinQsn. Seb9r oer
,(dtob nbsr naltlsa. p,oiib3eiie {,
iolamota g3tt!tr, .2SIt bsionmen
bnIO ciHtn arofcn yDiuorurm oofr e.
rtauet bd,b wieeer uuo iuenu fs has
Tiht lbHt 0ann per:sn mir etie3
Ulud'nmtiltr btton;mtn.
0tnru Hotbm ptrtauiis ItBe @ots
ell QictO M 0Gru Sno, GIhb pon
gNnrosOllt 'lr Die ntttt Sumne
$1,000
YIN 3'NnQimontlg 9lbenb gibt Is
teI 6trn NIariin Stuttrt Elm 5nhi:
trlnsttn, md it allen @tIegenbctt 9e.
bpitn ols G3n;btu ~ itwngsu.
Trlu =. {o. AlI0trs uro Strie.
Qertptt9r Uon @1rosbllle Wnrsn am
Monins III 5nos bel @erlunno,su ;u
&eiut.
0cnrp Hupcrin RnO 6yaG int
brterfrtut ubcr bic 9lntunTt eint3
tloineu 9ilmcn4ttbcn.
Bon AUsmarls berletliep I'll. 0m
Sou1taQ oi, ipl9crteu Gha3. Q;a'
mcr nou Ar'lctiou G',u mo eSrblrb
Ntiroy pQl gta,u,3 Some
Nolibcy uuo Numlu rno icbi TC.
or tUhlu aW Reutlhp'; 'aGtR.
HiW y. 1turous lnbt am
>5pulllQ alcEo u1 .aulttmt,n wo.
W mo pult uN'aUotn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-05-14
9 a 3 IT q II Z n.
Tragt q. 11ss.-. nsHl~~E' at,l.'. hs.a,
s5:a MxNNLNx
9&l1 willlt on mtrOcu?

Z'tit S,23, tuHt, ell &ssyau3 vac",
&c. Rtg,!I ~ N.;sra : aNt-u9
&,e,;y g,y;ga@w;rt w@8 s.; &C..
9Iy GyrNcmmWUg1 g~anya..
el, c't ,M %t1i& r1;> >ea R"-
ltyr, ec:atsm.t gta i.y,a Gus,a.
o,t'c Ny1Il glW:.tst. Ban ~ ;"g-
Qt,u .cmui N5Nn n ot &c1u a,t,t
&utlrcy.. yW9 ~ itoy gyoG;lty @yt.
~ a5ty Na@ Ntgo. aG9 Gsy 'ta
geueg&Ht p,H Hty ,5glaS'l 81 Raas
ttu >it &,et 'eG. Gsar;y 3avU>ts
ma tty Qu Gr& d. o,wmUa,os
otm W,tNata Smnogag'ltm <st.@.
lHat,W1L Dawn ati@ '38N"sa.tg.
Wtlit II ou'iw EaU>t 'a'tl at.y ;,",
,tloltit ?M,@1t. Tty 3@u..3an,ts
RuaSt VGE Csta u,&i wa* 10 0.ls
oty 0tautGnopt; ~ 11H u sN'ty
&tNSbgGs -Gsty- 49, ~ aM.y,.sG,,
'tt SUaat ilg,l wtli;tU@ ,.t-c}m >ul
5NG t,1uU, geraatW WAt;j ty q
.tibt blotl lt Sth,u ugo ,ylFe,m
.yjit, rt;t WtgNn'-
n 2tty ta tlaUW SWaaia3; D,
&,ylltas 'iy t,uta etii@ui,U SiluH
soo % Il ouati >,t'iIb: taatl III
gsubty.l+,U,;n. wd5t Nty e,lA.sll
itmtitt.U. p9ty lh;f Il lpiy9 No lG.
ee,:yltu+ Uaty eli GaItNn tlGts ocn
IbR aU2ls.itn S,ansss III lhttr UiJ!'
llttE Syilwtlit aly alti etrusi.
lluo b muNta e!ttyu. St5uy une
Stt.irJctr btl'tu. Nli o;y Raleg
,iumn. dUsstpJda.sE Ssygt IN ct1
/ NlRowGT.tyrlno. olnE ii,lis olsit
Rciaaua stuaayi rsTetu; esaa Oalc.
rtr. hl, iumty uca tiEea saSgsa
sSONa. Gin aresrtr llnklHo Rdyt
easE sltvoiHss Tohl u utsy,s s,r,
rls O,r suabs Nas hsiuftue, CsEst
pt,. aut sUt tyltyUsH .onns.
Ten S9unit tinC: Sanata. meg
ata bsIo in Bic Saeyi. 81 .enmen
uR pic Eitle III ptreisatr. ieats Har
nat usitIt, unmasstblittn RtInans
am psn,sita uu,erraEen. cat eSI
a-ast S.rei inT atH Srlsesr. eesl
F., stbrtyhars. 10 u aeEnes b eW erost
Sots'ali su etPbatisH. n es'
| SuRat 'Iemm. bisp uue cue talsu
! tiTi atnual Sas fine e1 Staasn
ssl3s sunata esisbsnhs Saatinsr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-05-14
Outer linimtai

Gin fnuIment wg,dss Ghlmbeudus
aleldtomut ais sur illr muluio'r uno
rhsamati9e 5dmeueu. g'i itigey ~ uRbeu
IN Salal far Rbemaismua .lnorri a.
ben lnienHnen @dmtgi uno eIu,oalldt
Sdla' unb Aube, IN Set'idudunQs'alen
eriicEhi es SGHerS unb madt IN elR oriiiel
Der 3eli be aRoere Sinimente eTicTbe.n wur
ben, RE lheIle etiune. C}ieideu 8erth
bat es ilr RudenIabmuna uuo ole tit'gs
pu-ielteu muilulaygn Sdlmegun. - Gis
uuo 80 Gents SdatIsIU. Ssr.aAit bet
SedjteI uno 0lsiemtger.