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New-York tribune., 1911-02-17

more than the others are ge'tihs'
will give YOU 5000 down and so."V
after the vote Is taken, and the paiaiieo
after Governor Hughes calls spe''A'
| session OF the Legislature
"I told him couldn't do II. as oe-
| lieved in. the BILL" the witness coh-
tinued. "and because my constituents
were for il. and also on account OF my
oath of office. He said that | was fooi-
/ ish; that the agitation would oio" over
/ and that I might as well make all the
money I could, or words to that elec''
He also said he would help me AT eiec-
tion time if I would vote against IT.
In answer TO Mr.. Motifs questions
| Foelker said that was the only time he
/ talked about the bill with Gardner.
/ In opening for the people Mr.. Mott
explained the law of bribery, and SAID
| that the offer of money to a public o.
/ fcer even though rejected, constituted
bribe under the law. He said ne
would show where similar attempts had
| been made by the defendant 10 bripe
| Foelker in regard to the same bill; that
( the defendant got man named Max
well to get FLOYD Adams, clerk I'm the
| Gates avenue police court, Brooklyn, TO
! go 10 Foelker and attempt TO bribe him
/ for the same object.
! Mr. Mott retold the story Of Robert n.
! Elder. Assistant District Attorney or
| Kings County, who testified before the
| legislative investigating committee that
/ Gardner told him he went 10 Albany In
company with Charles II. Hyde, city
Chamberlain. to disburse a $500 900 bribe
| fund.
Hyde's Lawyer Watches Trial.
/ Steven Baldwin Mr.. Hydes counsel.
sat through the sessions Of the trial
| yesterday.
! Mr.. Mott said ne would show that
! Gardner called on a Mr. Hall in Wilkes
! Barre. Penn, where Gardner was ar
rested. and told Hall that he wanted to
| get away from New York, and that GER
! tain legislators wanted him 10 go abroad.
/ but he was awaiting decree Of divorce
and wanted TO marry again. Mr.. Mott
said he would show that the defendant
| told Hall that he went 10 Albany with
two hundred $1,000 bills. and how the
vote went and Of the theatrical arrival
, Of Senator Foelker to vote for the bill.
| Mr.. Mott added that Gardner also told
/ Hail that Foelker accepted a bribe after
| refusing the one he offered him. Hall
and Gardner We're both bond salesmen
! for the same real estate developing COM
| pany at that time.
! Il cannot imagine a greater service a
| jury could do to this country" said the
District Attorney, '1f a good case is
made, than TO put the brand on deed
Of this kind and show that although
sometimes II is safe there are times when
| II Is not safe
| The prosecution expects 10 call Mr..
Elder and other witnesses to-day if Mr..
Steuer finishes his cross examination Of
| Congressman Foelker in time.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
HOUSES ON DRIVE SLICED
Two Cut to Building Line-More
Time for Others

The Park Department has shaved of 10
the building line the fronts Of Nos IO2 and
l0S Riverside Drive. two OF a number Of
houses in the same block. beginning al SD
street. which have, according TO Park Com
missioner Stover, extended beyond the
building line.
The owners Of the other houses have re-
ceived an extension OF time by the Supreme
Court in which TO have the work done
Commissioner Slower said yesterday that
the order set May p as the time limit The
two houses already altered were not occu-
pied by their owners at the time.
The order to remove the projections was
given by the Supreme Court last fall. on
representations OF the owners Of four of
them that il would cause great hardship to
change the house fronts in the winter
months the extension was granted.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
FINES QUEENS CRATER sioo.

fine Of 500 or thirty days IN jail "a'
innuosed on Robert Kreuscher one oI ,ne
convicted Queens grafters by Jusu''
Crane m the queens County SuPien'
Court. Long Island City. yesterday' IL
was convicted OF grand larceny In takihs
a fee of 50, for the inspection OF sewer
,,bicb had reen completed before he re-
ceived MS appointment a. an Inspector
The fro ,gaz paid by his brother, John
KreuEchce, Of RooEa tay Beach
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
BRADLEY COMPANY GETS AWARD

The long standing dispute between the
Bradley Contracting Company and the city
over the amount OF damages that should
be awarded to ii for being delayed IN nm
ishinQ its work at the Brooklyn Bridge
enu Of the subway loop and moving the
Duane street sewer was settled yesterday.
The Board OF Estimate approved the pay
ment to the company OF S25OVW, insteeh
OF the claim for S299 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17

year-old son OF George s. Griscom. of
Pittsburg. Both Griscoms are more or less
III from the confinement. Roger O'Mara
the detective. had three hour conference
with young Griscom yesterday, but would
say nothing more than that he was getting
"the boys story O'Mara thought. per-
haps. by next Monday he might make a
statement.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
THE NEW YORK TO BE RENAMED

Washington. Feb l6-The cruiser Ne"
York will be renamed the Saratoga IN
stead Of the Manhattan The change was
due 10 the fact that the law provides that
second class vessels shall be named atter
cities or rivers The cruiser loses the name
New York because one Of the DattieshipS
authorized at the last session OF congress
,V,1 be named in honor Of the EnlpT"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
POUNCES ON FOELKER
Continued from frst page.

passed Hildebrand's business would
cease?" was the next question.
The witness answered mo" before Mr..
Mott could interpose an objection. MT
Mott then conceded that the bill died IN
committee A verified copy OF the plli
showed that FIVE members OF the Assem-
bly, did not vote on the measure. Foel-
ker said that he was one of the hVe'
It had been amended so as to excluue
the Borough Of Brooklyn.
Confronted with a $3.50 Check.
The witness recalled that he met Hide
brand during the fall of 1906, when ne
(Foelker) was running for state Senator
Robert A. Sharkey. then Naval Ohicer
Of the Port and a district leader intro
duced him TO Hildebrand, he said.
"When YOU saw Hildebrand when YOU
were candidate for the Senate did you
talk about this bll?" asked the de-
PENDANTS counsel.
Il may have talked about it," said the
witness
Did you get any money from him? ??
Foelker was asked.
mo. I got a check, but not from M'
Hildebrand." was the reply.
Did you ever ask Mr.. Hildeorahu 'o'
money!" counsel asked.
II most certainly did not was t"e
emphatic reply.
you never rendered him any service
axcept that he asked YOU to vote againS'
the bill?" the witness was asked.
">Jo. nothing more" Foelker replied.
Mr. Steiner handed the illness checK
for $3.50 drawn on the New Amsterdam
Rank IN Hildebrands order by hinse'l
with the Endorsement on the back ~ w.
u,oo1ker" The witness identified the IN
dorsen,ent as his writing. Foelker SAID
he did not get the check from h'iue-
brand. but from Sharkey.
Il got the check from Robert A ohai =
kev who gave it TO me. saying that II
came from his friend Hildebrand as
oa,,naign contribution" said the VII
ness 1T came like other contributions
during my senator ldl -H''fo'S'''
isn't it fact that you went to 9od' =
,,ev and said that his friend Hildeorand
sbouId come across >" asked Steuer-
"Xot a bit of it," replied Foelker.
The witness said that he turned the
cbecI, over to Alfred T. Hobley, who was
an executive member Of the organiza-
tion with Sharkey. Foelkner said that
roblev was in need Of money at the
time. and he gave the check to nm lot
campaign expenses. II appeared tia'
the check was not cashed until Oecen =
her 3. although Foelker had received II
ON October 81 The witness said that
the letter accompanying the check from
sharkev would explain why it had been
held ND. He promised to produce tne
letter In court to-day.
Didn't Hidebrand refuse to part with
the check unless IT bore your inuorse-
ment?" asked Steuer.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
eLKs HONOR AUGUST HERMANN

Boston, Feb. l6-After they had given
him a silver high BALI service. six hun
dred Elks OF Boston Lodge No. 10 gave
dinner for August Hermann. Grand Ex-
alted Ruler Of Cincinnati, in Faneun Hall
tonight Speeches were made by Leuten-
ant Governor Louis A. rockingham. Mayor
John +. Fitzgerald and President Allen T.
Treadway NJ the Massachusetts Senate.
The II o'clock toast was given by James
r. Nichols. Past Exalted Ruler. OF Spring
4elu
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
Saws Gardner offered Him $4,000.

1--WE need your vote against the race
track bin he said. II you viii vote
against II ] will make It worth your
vhile. In fact. VIII treat YOU better
thau tho others You being a friend of
mine. will give !ou Sl2,0yl. 5000
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
IlleqaI Voting Alleged.

"Tbat is an absolute falsehood'
Foe,ker answered with some heat.
Counsel for the defence dropped the
check matter and produced registration
hooks of 1904 TO corroborate what the
defence had brought out earlier that
when Foelker registered that year ne
failed To state that for three months.
from January to the latter part or
March. he had lived in Sosinsky's house
in Rutgers street, where he said he was
being coached for the Regents exam
nations. referring TO the time he first
voted. which the witness said he thought
WAS in 1896. counsel tried To show that
Foelker voted before he became OF age.
and that he did so. moreover, without
ever qualifying as a citizen. Foeker
had testified that he was born in 1919.
Mr.. Steuer made little progress In that
direction. as most Of the objections TO
his questions by the Assistant District
ATTORNEY were sustained by the court.
The defendants counsel did not get
down TO the alleged attempt at bribery
until shortly before court adjourned for
the day. He asked the witness TO re-
neat the incidents on board the train,
and his conversations with Gardner at
that time. TO which he had testified on
direct examination by MIR. Mott.
Foelker went over the story in a de-
,,berate manner. while Gardner sat at
tho LAWYERS table and smiled at the wit
ress sarcastlcally. Gardner and his
wife the former show girl. who sat near
him followed the testimony intently and
OCCASIONALLY exchanged glances The
courtroom was crowded and deep inter
est was shown as the witness told his
story OF the alleged bribe.
81 was coming from Albany With my
secretarv. John Grayher. on a Pullman
cor on the Thursday Of the week prior
,o the time when the Hart-Agnew bill
me ND for action. which resulted I'm
rio vote. Jacob Eilperin, an associate Of
Gardner in the law practice, whom
had never met. came 10 me and said
that Gardner wanted 10 see me. Eilperin
directed me 10 the compartment where
Gardner was, but did not follow me In.
yyhen | entered Gardner said Sit down.
OTTO and then he got ny and closed
the door.
IL
New-York tribune., 1911-02-17
SUICIDE OF MARBLE
Naval Board of Inquest Assigns
No Cause.

Washington. Feb. 15.-Press dispatches to
the effect that Commander Frank Marble
committed suicide at the Naval War Cot
lege at Newport. r. l.. on Monday night,
were confirmed by the report OF the board
OF inquest which was received by the Navy
Department to-day. The board found that
the officer shot himself but was unable TO
assign any cause. The only evidence bear
ing op this phase OF the matter was the
testimony OF his wife that he seemed tired
the last time she saw him alive
Commander Marble left his quarters last
Monday night. the board found, going 10
the offices Of tho college, where he was dis
covered at 7:SO O'clock the following morn
ing. with bullet in his head. He was
taken TO the hospital, and died shortly af-
terward.
The news caused surprise and sorrow in
naval circles here, where Commander Mar
ble was popular and regarded as an efii-
cient officer Re was generally bright and
cheerful in disposition and not given to
rnoroseness. II is believed in official quar-
ters that he took his life in a moment Of
temporary alteration.
Newport. r. l., Feb. 1s.-Full naval honors
will attend the burial of Commander Mar
BILE tomorrow morning. Services, at which
Chaplain Thompson will offciate. will he
held a. the War College at 20 a. m, and
the burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Portsmouth. r l. The body will he es-
corted by a company of infantry and naval
officers will act As palbearers
The Washington herald., 1911-11-23
The New York Globe
Says:

Here we have history made easy. A child in
the kindergarten might learn the principal events
in American history in this book. By simple
arrangement of parallel and horizontal lines and
the clever use of colors Mr.. Croscup has tabu-
lated the principal historical events not only of
America but of the leading European countries.
The book is as full of things as Christmas
pudding. It is as great marvel as a set Of won
derful Chinese boxes. In the home or the Office
it should be worth good many volumes of his.
tory and encyclopedias"
Fort Pierce news., 1911-12-08


u a. Ordinances Giving and Granting 20 tn9 fioLs
y, Fast Coast Railway Co. the Right 70 LAY ae. hn1
st;rtain a Sewer in Certain Streel IT ths Wy ty
y Fort pierce Extending from the Depot ol sne
P.iiscav Company into the Indian Kiys Ser-
~ p,,noses and under Certain Copdiuon
WHEREAS. The Florida East Sloast haahwhs
& ", ,a is a desirous Of laying and maintainlns
YER from is depot at Fort Pisrce " AnQ tnrvskn
nefnt Avenue TO and into the lndlan RIVER ana y
~ fic same for its purposes, ara ~, & tis.
eSsoIiFR AS 1t viii be Of beaeitt 10 the puph1
.a,,ersIlv usiliq said depot TO have such sew
81, ~ ,Tberefore enacted by the City CoAusll anu
~ Mavor of the City Of Fort Pleree 1. ,.ls,...
section That the Florida EasE goast SonMe y.
,s,,,,s,,v q corporation Of Florida. be anq ~
w. ~. ,, eivnn and granted the right % ~ nv
sin q six inch yitrifedppe sever n tetee %
,sns1 ~ Aaid City and extending frvu ,'e ''I.ot ~
= sa5 Railway Company to and lrto tnf ,aI'.," n,
~, ap and to use the same for its pnrfppt R.
ia that said sewer shall be lalt ~ u Ff9nt-
aroer .tesr win cement joints; not less "tN W.
...,s faat below the surface Of the 8r9ei' -,9
n I'll sxfend into the waters OF Indian hatr. r-
, than 300 feet from the present snorf ilt-I ~
tssss;ded Also that said Railway Company n ~.
~, m necessary excavations in layluR shio e ~
is md r1aiIiainine the same thereatse 81, An''''
s'e tIe street In as good condition ns lounu, :
S.ction Z Any and all priinances q peIss ps., ~ ~
,rdlnances, IN conflict herewith are nerspy ="
section 8. That this ordinance shai tax & q.
u, r,Ioediateiy upon itspassase by The Coqneh soV
| annroyal by the Mayor.
AppfOssN ~ r. WHYTE. Mayor
Fort Pierce news., 1911-12-08

Yrs Matte Bering, 81 yearsold,
wua lsshkd 70 death st weakaI
lagt Friday night WHEN her dfesd
sat ftonS 40 open fireplace
Fort Pierce news., 1911-12-08


4 se besk E bsen oseaoised
D 4
fsi@stso nov ~ 4 7O.son lie
plant, I
Levy eOantg went altrs uDapi-
Hae~ agaihat bonding fof had
roads At al eleeticn held lsst week.
Wslt@ Joaes n years Of sss,I
was stbg 4 belt and killed all
Lgrea's saw mill near Windsor onE
ondsg es Iast week. III
u N Dyal was recommended
q fnthe unexpsrsd tern of sheri
i9J. q Powers Of Ba;es comfy |
who resigned Dyrequest
Mn Matte Bgring, 81 yearsold,
wH4 bsftkd 70 death At Weaka,
ast Friday night when her dies
sat ffor 40 open fiIeplace.
Hghteen fhe turkeys were fed to
tIe pgssou9s n the Dugai county
jail fdT Thanksgiving dinner. The
SINNERS fared better than the saints.
4n old eahnOa ball thrown into
f1e st the home 6f Andrew
Jones, at ReneaeOla, Eeeently, IN
Ijuzed eight people when It ex-
plode1. ssk1
Intke second trial 0f the cave Of
Miss Kills against VIII Hendry At
Arcadia last vrek, foE breach Of
promise, the plaintiff got a verdict
sr 81, 900
ChzrIas Anderson, . recent set
tIer nesr Marintr's Lake, Putnam
county, was sufEOcated last week
fWhen ! wen he vas digging cased
Tn- He left . family.
Three boys who gave the names
n jimmy Bnnnau, Willie Adams
ana Joe Ford, Who are runaWays
I are locked up in Jacksonville TO
burgarlng a store
The weather bureau has distrlb
uted snail craft warnings. consist
Eng a a red pennant, at the sigma
stations along the coast to war
the fishermen Of high winds.
Ralph LaBree and 4 0. Hapser
whfle returning to DaDia from D
.ami. Tuesslay nightOn.motOrcyele'
xsre run down By a touring g
sad badly hurt. The earyent o.
Estimates for continuing Il
vork fOr river and harbcr improy
msnt throughout Florida, ma'
uublie at the war department la
Esels. * placed atsi, 126, 900, MOI
Iof which applies to the East coas
NJ. 5. sndstilI, whose motOrc
eollidei with the bicycle OF ia
tJohnson, a carpenter, below Mia'
ast sammer, resulting in sero
fintury to himself aud the death
.JShnson. was cleared Of the char
aos msnslaughser last Friday.
Thes Is not a family in Mia
uho claims the rights Of citizensh
sltbat i not interested in the qu'
sscn ofthe city acquiring the oS
srSb5p al public utilities-the y
,sr works. electric light plant, pS
~ aos,ls ice factory and teiepho
/ syste,n. The economic value.
.S,eS ownership is clear to all 9
ohen ! proposition IS put bel
. the property owners ey our 70 o.
- men for the atquisisiou OF
4 .sr;ous eencernS there IS II
,Senht but what the people aim
s',;,.srS.,llv viii lend their hea
4 So.ansration. The experience
other municipalities have .'.' peea !,
s,ch natare as to oheF tne
s~ecnsssement- Even IN cl
,lsers graft is allowed to hpui
4 saehecksd the months rep'
shcw that the people have mou
'--N' tho pon01lt
Fort Pierce news., 1911-12-08

u N Dyal was recommended
p fIIthe uaezpirssl tern OK sherl
imJ. q Powers, Of Bass connty,
who rsal2sless oY Irequeat.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-12-08
laD itGj6l dOu Blb y
Fresh Meats

b, line of meats comprise Flor
.naIWestern pork and beef, NUT
qi' eTn}oiefsh aW0da 9Ved 9W
sausage, ham, etc. ,o,lrl,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
Qirm,ises.

Als %iarrer Der :. 9;bgrias &c
ucinae - ecrielhe III uuperiseea,
- wurSs cph,p. j. :. 2iaer. tt
rettpr Der s,p,rs 1ams Sdwcltrrn in
Saasts Mari in &ipa ersprsu. mirl
5er iciue 1hatiets,t ia slaaer 81
sipa aai SEnicb bee oodh. Gssei
tDnis sicnupn bic saai ssabssi6iaf
,reitrriahreu,
sriar. siisola 9anali. Sersrtes
iar @cinabnlihs Snetlsesnbcitra s,H
saotsietrrtnriat IN sanl siotiple,s
,cs tcruisnneu Riar. 6olepaip "a
sppiipIiiber Selsaai iar bic Serei'
,iaten StnatcH ernasut tperesn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

Sta aaIaerteteS heit uebcl lChs,'
eeS @enil,h II, eit,Eais IN seer Il,
arSuuun ets IesenS sn fnSen. Z II
Raur Der cur rcreaat. IL he:S II
,a;em Sumcr. SisIs WarssH 1T
mmcr pca anarnbeihWtreeH lrrrt
sur.n scr @ctraah non 9houbsv-
lain Tablets. 81 babcr bci eI.tr
paHslcra.
9siEc btiicr Wesbiu sibt eS nis
6h,meeCrlains oaitcE oeiimiitel,
Geins aiHber li,tsa alle. loets SvCu
y y. TpaaIainn. seriHatpn. &ili.
am Siidtuhsu. einss bar suetr
.a.r set,i6asris. bate hohcs 6irtsr
auo hai,ets Slnt. llnier Sousarst
lab ihrru 9hamhertani's -Suhsrs
lnr. lie erie 2ais brathte Sin>C:'
ana. wahruh esr 9ebrnadl pCn brit
.5laihen ne ida.tlith uiserr hcrfetlts.
gerfanit bel ailen oinSlern.
sscuu biz yeute waBtsn. enS &srs
is.siuuo nit,t nur llrrersaulidhitit
lesSeyu anca 6elbinft nnb 9et1rlei
en ueruriodIt. naresn fs haIe 2r.
aina's Rew giis gills nebulen uro
eii gnbc eorans maheu. Heh inr
siiiuftnt. anefneh. Siebcr nne
Shwahe. Sar 25c ~ habcn hei D.
nilfnasper & snn. &etrhalia une
srI ionic bel :. Z. Sneii 4 Snns
sraeirs Gs... st 1henas unh. e.
.fIiioh<tA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

Gin ooer snSi isHar SGriAsr is,
Sitsr ucn l2-l4 9nhwr. Die G;.,,
pbre bic 2oile eiHts Te,r,tipA n
ipiclcu &m .$cli&bIntt- ,i;ri rrS
bpnbia cs.m0theutIidl er go.al,S,2,
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len. S;ctIcidn auNt scr cine p>Cr
arecre hicr;r Die erite Stuie Ser
iesi,sr aui bic CT ipdter alS 6uhrrv
N otiaiacr. wiiisuidlai,tiheu ppl.
,iit,rr 9cbca aa Sai aae u stm
crrireeu taUr,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16
llntrsue.

S)n einem iilhlen @rnnbf.
ia asbt elm Nnhlsnrab;
!, :Wan ,2iethen N pcrld,iuunAen.
Eas pgrt aslpn5net bat.
Sie bat mir Sreu pcriarpden.
Sob mir ben 9sina babel.
.;;,:Sie bat bic 9ren' aehroflen.
Gas &iHslein ,iprana entsmsi.:,:
Id m6dlt als SpislmaIn .reiien
@eit In bic Eelt biaalls.
,:,:llno iinaeu ,nieine @ciien.
limb s!et'u bon Saus Su Saus -:
Sdl m5tht ats @eiter iliessn
@nhl in bic blnt,,se Shlaht;
Him itille 6eiier licsen
Sm dslp bel Suntler &pdt.;;.:
AHr' ih eiu Miblrao aebeu,
50 ,iuei6 rtid,t. iuas idl iuitl.
.,:,:Sdl mpd,t' nm liebiten itcrben.
,3sap mars aui eiuinal Ill.,:
giGsnbpri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

lnb 'ptnn Der lob Srs ga.srs aH.
asn itblok.
6sibt's: ohrdei 6aus CT nur IN I
Wates iaan.
TDd, be6t bic SHUTTER man mi ,
shulien ~.
Suit itmersbeipset bic ainbers
idsanr iubann
6, Gptt I'm 5iHrniel, Rad Gin
5eHiterlein
Tat Nhtterthen uus sinner ieteH
fnnn.
3. Z. 3.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

--getUttn, Sar pH~fl NsNs
irben Sundlie In sseltpbaiio IN hier'
NIT eriud,t, jplacnbe 8eael ~ beo'l
bad,ten: sollte irasno Gin 6an'iIisn
oiicb BON eiHer nnitedenben ararit'
beit beialien merSen. ober ihun lein!
mie Sd,ariath Sieber. Waiern.
Hivbter,a etc - 10 iuiltc oisles io'
Iprt eiuem Der Drei aerste oes Stab
d,ens nateetbeii ueroea. I'M 81 err
iahrcn lpie lanpe iid ber ooer oie
aronte aus Der Shale ~ halten iro
,peld,e Spriitat sebraudt reroen
iolite. uu siaaerc ppr stnitedans su
betpalweu.
9. 5. Sisismeaer. R. Z,
Gin ia,tteiaaaelucuss l0dlter'
den n,ad,te am 9ienstao in oer ga
milie uuH Suhss 9eu Sdauipeder
ibr Gri .seineu Der erite SprObIine
lett Is sSohrca. Gin Naedleu,
iaat man. IN eiu 9auel. nein etfi
oiri bobp in bic Grlt tomiut. lpeiiisn
Die Gnsel 6reuoenibrdnen uno i'iBes
Qddeln umiptsieu ibre 9tppen.
@ce, ysie t.aupuo!l werocn bic
7 5Due pen ben gippen Sen's eiumal
lpieber iiicilen lpsna sr iinat:
s,obp bpe, lhsre tS lin
ssc mill eatdl him ppu aae h
1berc be GOES, on bic toes
5idlino Savps roic.
To nuI il audi cinmol mieoer
Die oltc @rubmutsr oas babu in
shlai iinasu lpenu bel Ven aal Se'
iuh;
Oh tic ss nod ,enn.?
Sd,lni, min iuteo oirtcn 9ino,
S,nten aeit be Nobenopino
lllie Sbhntes idllnppt oll longe,
Sittet I'D be @tcnlcn'tnree
Spot Ct n,iimelt, nat ct laht -
Stblapp mirn siart.cn. cube
Ndht!"
Infer ga, or uOu Nnshaen lo'uie
subber @anren fur bic winter
Saiiuu, iii in icbrr piniidt So l.
hdu0ia unb lbertriien alice bic
hcr non uns u bptcne. uH'sre
NuS,pabl ucn suits. Goats. Grave
nettes Cner eats etc. ctr. nnocn
SIC uirosues beiicr baasr'
batter uub bilitaer ole
bel uns. admmt hersir ane lsio
lbcr,cuat - &ir iinb sn leeer deit
bercit. 6nres,esariaiiic ~ bsiriepi'
aen une init 3eraulnen ~ beeisnen,
6entet & Ntiiemepe
ehpholia.
-3ahnar,t Tr. @ppe miro In iei.
ncr Hrosis bier tLdiia ieiH am ~.
uno 20, Ncosmber.
Gar ertHMerams. - 2ie aaruer
uon Siaae 60. tsionsers (sutihc
dermsr. werheu uodl stnmal an ben
gruheu aattious Tcrtani ppn 1000
Aaer aes heiien N,iiipuri 8iocr
6armlaaoeS sriuuert. Der am Wuns
Ltna ben 4. Tcs, l9ll uur ocm Court
kcaus in daltcu. Ro. iiattiinoet.
IS lii ieins llebtrtreihma bab e'eit
in Gallapan 80. No. smildsen
Steeoman nuo Sortlane on bet u.
a. q I. lGiienbahn ano aeraee ace
aeniiter upn Ghni,pis lieaeuesu Gar.
oereien nirseups beiieL rcider nns
Eihbucr fnnnsn aeiuaeen meroen.
aauiIuitiee iulltcn lid, Dor benz Ser
taaie an Z. q. sSotreS. Steeennu.
gsu.. poer b 8, 0ibSaa yprtnno
SRo Seltamemts.SoIlitrrde ecs pcrii.
Nlarihall Gibipn menben. bic 2dn
per telidstiaeu rbcr britilsh Nm tpsi.
ltcre Anstnnh bsi ibnsn issdleR.
Heiehct bic xdnhes.
Serpriiet sih. bsu 2ae Re Sertanls
Iesniber d. 1911
lpur bem gpnrt-0aas In esilfea. .asn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-11-16

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ipredEa. Id ptrtaHie bic Ciyea:
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-b9r;isnsal'. 9C5 earcEtteu Slr
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elm sua IpsHiser trsisIiiieu Gns as
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