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SAYS TRUST BARRED
HARRY LAUDER HERE
Manager Alleges It Kept Him
From Appearing in the
Mormon Temple.
SUIT ON FOR 100000

Harry Lauder. the Scotch comedian,
country TO get into a regular vaudeville
theatre M had to content himself with
halls. armories and other places. ac-
cordtns to william c. Morris.
Morris told his story yesterday as a
witness before Judge Learned Han in
the Federal District Court In the sher-
man law damage suit brought by elf
ford c. Fischer against the so-called
vaudeville trust. LADDERS inability to
get an engagement was due, ne said, to
the fact that he had begun here under
the management Of an Independent
agency.
In Detroit and Seattle. Morris said.
he had TO hire armories for Lauder. In
Salt Lake City he got the promise Of the
Use Of the Mormon Temple, but at the
last moment OF the trust agents
persuaded the elders that the show was
Objectionable because there was a
woman impersonator In II.
Morris declared that h brought
Lauder to America eight times and In
spite OF the trust opposition made
$4,000 or more out of zach tour.
Morris Is one OF the. pioneers Of vaude-
willie and IL now the booking manager
for the Hammerstein Amusement Com
pany. He was called by the plaintiff in
the present suit to corroborate the
charge that the trust has lone every
thing possible to ruin independent book
ing agents theatres.
Fischer booked foreign acts for thea
tres In this country. On the ground
that his business was ruined by the
trust he asks 100000 damages from
the United Booking Offices OF America,
the Central Vaudeville Promotion COM
pany. the II. Is. Marinelli Company, 1t l.,
A. Paul Keith. Frederick r. Proctor,
Edward +. Albee. John +. ]. Murdoch,
Morris Meyerfeld. Jr.. and Martin Beck.
Morris testified that this alleged COM
bination forced him to build up a chain
OF theatres in this city and elsewhere
In order to get engagements for his
performers. Then, he said. they did their
best to take his headliners away. Two
or three who mysterlously disappeared
after he had advertised them extern
sively were Valeska Suratt and Annette
Kellermann.
Morris told with apparent pride OF
outwitting the opposition by renting one
OF their own theatres for Harry Lauder.
BY keeping his identity secret. he said. he
managed to hire the Columbia Theatre
In Washington from Klaw a. E~rlanger.
When they learned who had hired the
theatre. he said, they tried TO withdraw
from the agreement. but Morris forced
them, he said. to stand by the terms
OF the lease.
When he permitted himself to BE-
Drawn into the unsuccessful negotii-
tons through which he was to have sold
out his Western theatre interests for
s235 900. Morris said. his fight agains:
the trust had broken him financially.
The trial will go on this morning.
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laughter even when II seemed AZ II the
actors In the play must have broken
eNerN hnnn Ga thnlr hndin.

iaughter even when II seemed az II the
actors In the play must have broken
every bone ia their bodice.
The addition OF AN occasional actor
from q Broadway theatre to the cast
of these Keystone comedies does not in
the least change their quality. They ar.
the same old violent physical struggles
TO get "A laugh out of the public. The
programme at the kniCkerbocker Thea
tire would he munH improved by a
change IN TN. arrangement of the pic
lures. The keystone farces should he
shown at the beginning or the end Of
the programme. They are So different
in quality hat they should not interfer"
with tn" enjoyment OF the other work
there. Comic relief may he too violent.
When James Forbes wrote The
Chorus Lady 1t was published as a
short story IN a magazine. Later he
made it a sketch for vaudeville. Then
il was expanded into a long play. Now
IL is on the screen. That must be its
final appartiou. since that IL tho fate
of all good. and for that matter all
bad plays.
This week at the strand the play IL
Interesting the public. Then there Is
music and other pictures are shown.
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VOTE $4,000 TO GET ROFRANO.
Aldermen Authorize Comptroller
TO Issue special bonds.

TIL" Board Of Aldermen authorized
Comptroller Prendergast yesterday to
ISSUE $4,000 in special revenue bonds
fnr Information leading to the arrest Of
Michael \. Rofrano. the former Deputy
street Cleaning Commissioner. who has
been indicted for murder.
several weeks ago the Mayor re-
quested that the Aldermen make this
authorization and Alderman Curran
asked unanimous consent for its adop-
ton but this was defeated. Yesterday
II was passed by "A vote Of s2 In favor
OF IL.
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The Public Service Commission YES.
terday ordered the Belt Line Railway
Corporation and the Forty-second Street.
Manhattanville and 81. Nicholas Avenue
Railroad Company TO exchange transfers
so that passengers may ride through
Fifty-ninth street and over the Queens.
boro Bridge.
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Statement by the Secretary.

Mr.. Daniels made the following state
ment In connection with his announce
ment:
THE Bureau OF Construction and Re-
pair. owing to the increased size aud pro-
lection Of the new battleships, estimates
thai each dreadnouzht will cost, includ-
ing armor and armament. s1s.sO 90. 600. A
portion of this increase may also be at
tributed to the greater cost OF materials,
which are higher than formerly and
perhaps abnormally higher. owing to the
demand caused by the war In Europe.
1T may be that these prices will be
reduced. II so the Congress will not
have to appropriate so much money,
Then again. the demand for materials
entering into the construction OF YES
sells may continue to be as great as
or greater han at present. so that the
estimates will not be too high.
THE total cost of each of the other
types of vessels recommended is as fol-
lows:
Battle cruiser. 317.5OO, 900: scout
cruiser, 80. 900. 900 destroyer, $780,
900 fleet submarine, 1880. 900 coast
submarine. $1,000 g%unboat, $3.50, 900 f;
hospital ship. $2,45O, 900 fuel ship, 81
355,250; repair ship 100000
Increase for Ordnance Also.
In addition to the $4,000, 900 to in
crease the reserve of munitions | have
recommended In the regular ai1ropria-
t!ons an increase Of Sl,l7S.9S0 for ord
nance, in which ] have included $3.50
600 for torpedo defence nets for battle
ships. and ! rave recommended also an
Increase OF S2S6. 900 for buildings for
the storage Of guns and munitions. The
reserve on hand now fully occupies the
present storage facilities and it has
been found necessary to have this In
creased space for storage to take care oil
the additional munitions which ] have
recommended.
~ have In prospect the larger utiliza-
ton OF the older class Of battleships for
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The Ave yea programme outlined by
Mr.. Daniels and approved by the Pres
ident provides for. in addition TO con-
struction already authorized, the fol-
lowing yessela.
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AUTHORIZATION tnls year OF the
Two d~reRdnOuehts.
Two battle cruisers.
Three scout cruisers.
Fifteen destroyers.
Five fleet submarines.
twenty-five coast submarines.
Two gunboats.
One hospital ship.
One fuel oil ship.
The actual construction programme
Of each of the five years Is not the same,
as IN effort has been made to arrange
the laying down of new ships In such a
way as will make the total expenditure
of each year as nearly equal as poss BILE.
Two million dollars is asked for this
year for aviation and 81 900. 600 in each
of the four succeeding years. For mu-
milton reserves 5000. 900 is asked for
this year., $1,000. 900 In each of the next
three years. and So, 900. 900 in the fifth
year.
This programme both for the present
year and successive years Is larger than
any ever before authorized by a Con-
gress In a single year. Mr.. Daniels
called attention 10 the fact that the Six
ty-third CONGRESS in authorizing five bat
%tleships. twelve de%stroyers and twenty
six submarines had provided the largest
programme of any one Congress. As a
result of this large programme. how
ever, the sum of s2s, 1853, 900 is required
out OF the estimates for next year to
complete construction already under way
or authorized.
The announcement Of Mr.. Daniels's
detailed programme is expected TO be
followed In a few days by the publica-
ton OF the details of Mr.. Garrlson's rec
concentrations as TO military policy.
These announcements have heretofore
been withheld until the eve of the Con-
gress session.
The announcements this e so far
in advance OF the assembling of Con-
gress are taken as an indication of the
intention OF the Administration to rely
on the public for support. which will re-
suit In Congress accepting its recon-
mendations for the national defence.
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Ten dreadRouehts.
Six battle cruisers.
Ten scout cruisers.
Fifty d%estrOyers.
Fifteen feet submarines.
Eighty Ave coast submarines.
Four gunbOats.
One hospital ship.
Two an unition ships.
Two fuel oil ships.
One repair ship.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ia. !. Drexel
Biddle was notified by the Wal De-
partment to-day that his request was
granted for six first sergeants OF the
regular army to drill his citizen army
In which is included his Bible class.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The Ave year
programme for new construction in the
navy and for increased personnel which
the President will submit to Congress
this winter was made public tonight
In detail by Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels.
The programme calls upon Congress-
TO appropriate his year the sum Of
s2l7.S52,l73, ar increase Of about $685.
ooo. 900 over the current naval appro-
pr.ation. 1t also asks Congresses APP
prevail Of a Ave e plan OF new con-
struction. munitions and aviation, with
a total cost of 1902, 4s2. 900.
Mr.. Daniels will ask Congress to pro-
vide this year for an Increase of 1850
men for h navy, to- consist of 1900
sailors, $500 apprentice seamen and
1900 marines.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
Sriuftuiun.

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indit. t0olid)e &trlcFnuUa,n e,iittcr.
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: uhr erIda Oct cri, - ,(asrs oltc
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@oUnlaa Gul Dem tntb. @ptteSndcr
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beiio;tct. Tcm &clratniiic uutntcu
non biic bel bcS SerliurbCueu Hut.
ter Maria GctiC, bic Sruocr Saul
uno 6rrIt Ecitc uuo Wa,tirucn. bic
SChuclicr Sriu Sula &intelmoun
rceii @ai,cH uub aIuncvu uub 0crr
Sauer upb a;docr. Nu6cr
Ic;nrr ia a,lie uuo oeu @sihmiiiern
bct SrinitopG hirtcrIaRt Der ger.
Hprbcne ben -@ruNer huph. !. Y.
Cetic, Elarrcr III IitteS Gree.
No.
oo;hp. !. SuoaS ppu 81, gpaiS, III
cnher bel em SruAer hphW. gatrid
SuCrs ~ &clud.
!ie drl'S Arid Cite uub Rabel
AelInbcracr uon Meta. beiutcn ieil
leeien 6reiina pel Er. y. Grthcrs.
Vim Srnaaa mel hir Elm elnnipcr
Rencn.
Scm 0erru Gbi!ir 2. 9ucbbc RI III
in lester ISOLDE eine iehr .rerhtpolle
4 dh trepiert.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06

Rtilip Rulif Sat isine siiere IS
ch 3nhl. ois CT felt mehreten Rpna:
ten aeHsdhet, mad BEN Esiieu per.
ianht.
5sisph. sIophus ani cieien ga,
men iuuroe Der fleine Grbe bes 6ein:
rid 6naeHb0ii sstaufs ben als ga.
theH S0ieuh Sorameper uon Ct. Gti.
i,teih uno Grau 9ibgrius 6naenh0ff
ron Rfta uertruteu. duh il beir
5ohH Steinmann Gin S6tuheu ein;
aetebtrt.
Sittne 9oh1nna 9ue6bert PnS
5ohter geeiiin pcn @eipeolin. be-
I, dteu bier bic 5phter un5 ShDe.
iier 6rl. Seainn 2uebbert uno jfnttes
ten sualeih audi eer 5nuiiiie 5ui.
2ampeter Eeiuf nb: uno 5rau Ter.
mann Tei6er ION Eehphllia NAT
Seiuher hei 5uhier urb Stwieatr,
iOhn sen a6tteut,n sisSb. aenuede:
siuf @lieber bcr Somtlle bee
1chu 6naenbOii ipartt prs Fnb al
nlas nod issi mi, ben .sHRmss- es.
ri nat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06

-gie aanins Gitn gribas Go.
bat ols Mirbeiibieterbe. rdmlidl iiir
81. 800 ben apniratt iur bic qieier'
una oes Stohls uub bee xuiihhrnna
bcs StnhIweries erbaItcn. g9er bic
Waurerdrbeiten wie bic au'lIluna
Der Huiiahrteu beiornen mrb mo
mas bieie tuheu per5eu. IN ippeit
noth uidlt belnnrt,
-8ei Ginienbura elmer sInsphI
bcrt,dler NrieaSaebidte. fur bic MIR
hersIit ban,en. ihnibt nrs unier
alter outer 6reuHb Mnipr 9Uieph a..
eaede ba6 er feline GerIante Retie
nab Ciaae Gpuua. Die er am z.
Wat arSutreten aebntte nub er nuh
eirEal alle ihm betnnnte pie nod
unbetarute Srtidla'teu in Cioae.
nit 6reebura anianaenb, Graple.
9oeIBtopn, Neia, 6plt. banu bic
rstserIe" uno sulest bic -Srpne' BON
Cinae 9ouutp be'ufeu uull.. irdnfs
lidlteits hnIber bis auf einea fpiter'
en- Hntum hinussuidteben aesmunf
aeu lei. buiieuilih niro Der Raiur
tnlb :pieoer i,'iih uno puhl iein uuo
ben Somm.r nm 6uBe Der Ssarts in
Cia9c GOurtp utrleben. nit alten
8tinnnetu iih autrrbditen unb bic
reiuc gnnoTnit eino,bmcr ,bnner.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
&aht Chr HheumctiSmms - pcr.
Fndaf SipuR'S

sSsru ihr irarrlle uuo baucrnbS
sinocrume upu Rhcuniatisrus min.
'tae;, thut mas 10 rie!e tnuieuhs
nnherc 9eais thnu - 'cbnib ihr ba-
uou hetlIleu baeet Die nuneen aruS.
'ein nit Sionn'S eiriment. aa;h,
nutswcrbil eia,urei5ru reibet eS
nur Gnl bic Cberi,aar. Gs m nun.
oerbar etnoriraeuh. GS ey.nat oirsii
snri Site he's 9cibgns uaS niui,n,
inii aaesnblitlih ben Shmers. ooli
eln: Maihe SIoan 4 ointment iur sss
rsm Spetheicr uRo baltrt rs In, Sou-
Ie asnrn 0riol,anaer. Ruuesra nHh
afimDoileusr 'aIisnrrn gadcn.
l.hnIsr,. Se iiInb una ausersn llebsl
Ssenn CO nlhi suiriebsnmllt. srhaf.
tsta + errr essIb suyid, linhers absr
ice a..esas..a..ss. isai,i
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
9efannimaftlims.

Vile astieninhober bsr &eiiphalia
Canning 60. fnb hisrnIii ireunblihft
eriaht ibre aiieiisments fiir bic nod,
rid ,tdnbiaen Shulbsn bsr aenannten
8eiellihait iubaIb nls mballth su
besahlen uHb peite,e llnf0iten ~
uerhiten. Tas Gelb Tam entueber
an Der Sant OF @siipbolia Ubsr an
Der 5armers d Werhonts 8ant pun
@eitptalia entrihtet tperben. To bic
bsiaate gonpnante nidit inturpcrirt
mar, 10 fino unter ben Geiesen bes
Stnntes Miiiouri alle aftieniHbnber
wie ieoer Ginselne inabeionbere fur
bic rlfitdnoiaen ShuIben hnftbaf.
Our redune Der StulOsu tebarf es
Der 3ulnee eines Tpltars huf iebe
G:tie.
Tos Tirettorium Der Relphnfio
Gnnnina 80.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
9lptil!

2iiIe icnc iarmer, bic nod bon
ans pcIlCberc Der ,ipc!I d 60. echo
rinc apmniiiionsidde in ibrcm Se
ile hobtn. fro. Oa mir NIT bieier
auumiiipuSlirma nod; Dor eem /.
>inui Gbrtdinuua N MAIDEN haben.
lreGno!Idlt NM bic 9urrntiielIuna
ocriclben eriudt. GehiurasppIl,
1Scrncr d Co.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
SenhhuIfcu.

-Sot rHaeidhr einem Sabre hattsn
nteine orei gaten hen aendhniisa
aHo oas tinsiae mas ith lamb itrS
Duiicnantdlle Su iiillsn. mar ebam'
Der rlain 8 Goueh H.a,ebu, I'd, h,eli
midi on BEN G,brau6. unS mar or,
itnnr, ~ ishsn In tpsf.a turssr .}sit
ss eos llebsl tsilts.- itrsibi aran
ardhie 1aIraniels. grpeispiils. q.
usrsdnsf tri nlifn panbisrn. taus.D
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
GOD SAVE AMERICA
by Otto NJ. Sankey.

God save America to-day
From COssae, French, Tartar
From Britons vile and cunning way
And Allies fated star.
They, like the dog to kennel chained,
Can't hurt US lest We chose:
Yet Uncle Sam seems poorly trained
To save his golden goose.
God save America, 80 gay,
For We can't save ourselves -
From greedy NAV and glutton's prey
To load wars CORY shelves.
Self government is e'er orr boast
while being PROFITS slave:
Don't care who may the Teuton roast
just so we make q shave,
God save America - ! say
Does II seem worth TO save,
When all 10 leader. follow Grey,
The BritCa' praises crssef
From r., tor sprung, he does his best,
The Teu,nn Ia destroy:
And Teutl culture skin and EC.t,
We spnrn them ilke toy.
TOD save America, Indeed,
We swallow every dope,
And lie and falsehood's hclli,h mead,
And whine to English ,nopc ,
Turn up Our trousers when II rains
In London 49, bless the mark,
We'd 60 to sheol on Engli,h trains
And kowtow in the dark!
God save Auerica, forsooth.
From Wilson and from Bryan
Who fain distorui lifes very truth.
To please the British lion.
To furnish dumdums TO the Sikh,
And hydroplancs To France:
And guns and shells and spear and pike
Wars ghastly tune 10 dance,
God save America where
Has liberty now fledg
For US to feed the Rnssian Bear.
The yellow pagan weds
For hs to help fair Erin's icnd,
The Jacobin uphold
Oh. why should We be thus dcmeaned'
q Concord thoJ art ,uld'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
SotaicN.

SER pubert Sr0utmauH beiiubc.
iih ie,i Scnrtaa aui Der Srartcu'
life.
--Serr Sernann Eeltrrs ppr dplt
mar ani Nunina aeidla;iIih bier unb
In aiun.
-Seit letten Tonntrstaa hno
brci god)ter oes 0errs 9ule Screper
bel oIeiem bier su Nnuie.
--eot,w. Yater pocldcn iuwie
lirau anra Sdlncioer uur dpli pa
rem OH Runtna bier 81 bciuh,
SRI. aotbariua S0ouna upn
Meta. bat int S(cltpraItn SpieI cine
grl:ellnna oIs aodin llbcrurmuieu.
-Gie Rcipbalin & 1ult Iraoina
So. ueriunbte aciiern mtrber eine
Garlaeaua Stilueire III Nartte.
-0crr oenru &rItrup ceraruBeuc
ieiucn gauobeiie nm upt Gin nnbereS
@run0IHd bus tr BON icinen Spbur
@erhnro trppr0en.
SRI. Gliia5ctb Oper pun ben 81.
tern oenru Nper uno @attin bsalei'
tct. beanb iidl on Ei,ns,na uudl
,iciIeriuu Gitp in Eisnii.
--S:rr Nl,trt Gtit pcn apelbtumn
tam am Wontaa bicrnurdl uui bcm
8eae nadl Hinn !pphtn er eineu &C.
ihditIidcn Nbfcher mahte.
Sulte. bic 5rabiarsid)ube fur
alein unb Wrch. 81 ,nuier mnnidIcn
nno oas Su nicoriar. fctlen mnsen
ppripredeu bel
serb. Crtmeucr
* Sm Nutpnlpbil beS nerrn Ncnrn
'Sdlouneder naren am Tiensina Der
9rliere uuo Hen Glib bpl, @eihoite
nit Der epunip Court peacn mad
Ninn.
-oerr Spieph sseienbpra unb
@ntttn iiuo aeliern nah boIt umae
soaeu. Spe ,ptrb btainneno nit bem
!. Gull Ihr ieinen Shpdaer Oerrn
Glem auib bic Seibrotrunn Der Vph
swiidlen Spii nnb Wcta beicraen.
- Idurermeiitrr Matthias 6ih.
bols battle als er aeitern beim BERN
sStlhelm auuepcr nm Naucrn mar,
bas llnaiiid ourh eineu 6gbltrit ben
Iinien duB 10 idhlimm gu oeritnLdleE
bah er fur mebre:e @phen nrbeitS,
unidbie iein piro.
stcpfid,mers.
Jrau u. Y. gudie. CAT Roheiier,
". y. mar Cpisr bon RDpiihmers
,unb Sfmsrwntb. burrh sineh iebr
aeimddlteu unb uerb0rhsreu @aacn
peruriadt. als he esaaiberlair'a J
2nbleten su uehmen beaaun. Sic'
iast; Sdl ianb bab lie anaenehm III
nebmen nno milbe unb mlrsinm NO,
ren. Sn tpeniaen Hptiitu bate itfl
nieine islhsr, aute gtianoheii mie
Der eyiannt.' Sertnuit bet allen
Vaas:s<a. ,sas.i
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
9u SaraaiHpreifcR

81 usytauisH: IiHe S;scsslra !.
TOiiurt Sa'olin Gneine alycntir.
Ic Gut uls r,g ~ isin. Gin Ga. Z
Ie91uai Greau'itcer1tur mt ) gsott
gruCr 9lhmt1nHt. Aua- etuirst
.3oanarah: iehr biIlia.
=. Z. : ae5ssrs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
Rsfn.

Sa. osr tlu.srssihHett. e.agithlC
mid als Stuhmcter un9 Saisl.r
uno eriute nIIs bic Srbgit IN m:I.
mem 1ate bsiuro. unuitcE. frcuzs.
liAl: um ibrs eeasiste Anneihait :
&srti;ntt ii, irlbe-ta 3a5e Sut:ler-
.ifoS.-
Ghtuuas2pl,
II. Sraripr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06
3ahnarttliass.

3ahHarttiihsS. S6. ssr LIN.
ierieihnsie. Ucgor am IL. Rai in
t2eiiphdIia III n;etEer iahHarlllihfH
Sr1ris mctutn auHoeu ~ 3,euiitr
ieiH.
TT. q. g. 1ninItr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06

-Sh toss Ghamberlain's 1ablss.,
D pas ip steysHs esr IsstsH led !
Nerr 81 feeexs trs1sn .ssnrr I'm.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06

Verbsfr:H allies laesa aHh nj .
ibrh al meiaen GtacHibam.
3oiesb bu6a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-05-06

a. As,s Ss'lass gae ~ ASK ecusas
!aas, ca, t.,sht SGyu, Essa Slio ss3
S3,.
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