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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-04-13
Smart faster Dresses for Confirmation
$40, SIS, S $50 up to $35

Happy indeed will the young miss be- who wears one
of these dresses Confirmation day, and happy the
mother too when knowing that such charming dress
was purchased for reasonable price
These are indeed wonderfully pretty, characterized
by their youthful lines and made in handsome embrod
cred nets and voes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
II. S. Seen as GuarantOr
of World Peace After War
Must Qualify for Future Responsibility by Not Interfering
with War Now, Garvin Says-Points to Lincoln
as Advocate of n-Intervention.
By ]. l. GARVIN

were the talk OF the street, and spec
ulation was almost as much excited as
about the winner Of the Derby.
At Mr. McKinley's second election
there was lively interest Of another
kind. The commercial progress OF the
United States had been followed with
growing establishment. and all Europe
asked whether America was not about
to conquer even in the first years OF
the twentieth century the economic
headship Of the world. Instead there
was an immense rally of industrial
yigor and enterprise on this side of
the Atlantic and the balance was kept
pretty even.
Afterward every election In which
Mr.. Roosevelt was engaged had the
strong attractions Of popular drama.
Mr.. Taft again was at first regarded
as the heir OF his predecessors policies
and was expected to keep up the color
and the movement. Your last election
had the spectacular quality. though tu-
multuous and confused, Of fierce schism
followed by the downfall Of a great
party after half a generation Of con-
tinuous ascendency.
What sharpened our understanding
Of that episode was that the Unionist
Continued on page 2, column 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
TELEGRAM REVEALS
SUICIDE IN HOTEL
Salesman Found Dead by Poison
in the Breslin

Howard c. Pyle, of Sc First Place.
Brooklyn, received telegram yes'er-
dsv which read: Linn has died at TN
uotsl Breslin." He called up the hotel
and asked that some one be sent 10 'he
room Of his brother, Jay L. Pyle OF 30
West 12sth Street, perfumery salesman
who had registered there a few hours
b.fore as A. {. Williams, Of Phiiadel-
phia. The police were called and Pyies
room was opened. The man was dead
He had swallowed some of the contents
~ hottie which DR.. Timothy d. Le-
hane. Coroncr's physician believes was
prussic acid. u,o;, hi.
t.ntber,s act The victim was fifty-slx
vears old. He left several letters ad-
drsssed 10 members Of his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23

London, Oct 22.-As November ap-
proaches the attitude of the Allied Deo-
Piles toward the American Presidential
election becomes a paradox which is
easily misunderstood and the better
worth examining. The result is await
ed with intense curiosity, yet no cam
paign has ever attracted less interest
in itself.
Colonel Roosevelt made himself a
world parsonage as vividly familiar to
the popular mind on this side of the
Atlantic as King Edward or the Ger
man Emperor. Very few in this
hemisphere are able in the same way
to realize the personalities Of Mr.. Will
son or Mr.. Hughes or. as we say. to
"put face" on either.
Nor is the distinction between their
policies clearly understood. Add to
this the overwhelming preoccupations
of the war and it is easy to understand
why there is so little demand for either
news or comment about your contest.
Stirred by Free Silver Fight
How strangely this contrasts with
former struggles! The memorable fight
Of twenty years ago on free silver
flooded British journalism TO an extent
that for time fairly swamped all
European topics. Mckinley and Bryan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
No Private Promise Made, Says Hughes
Stands for All American Rights

Charles Haghe uhen shopn the statement issued through
Democratic National Headquarters charging that he made secret
agreement uh the american Independence Conference SAID;
the mentioned at their request about the middle
of September just have all and delegations SO
far as possible who have asked receive them have said
nothing in private that have not said in public
the beginning speech of acceptance declared
nv position in of the absolute protection of American lives
American property and American This reiterated to
these persons stated to all others who have asked for
interviews as well in my public speeches
% this maintenance of American rights shall continue to ad
here declared and again that made private
agreements and engaged ntrgus and repeat this
statement
Chairman William WHcor Of the Republican National Com
sue rho dned Mr.. Hughes the euning added this
comment
"The Republican National Committee has not had and has not
now any agreement understanding with anybody such
matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
poy SOLDIER SHOT IN CHURCH
worDd,ny Of Brooklyn Youngster a.
Service Mystifes Police ,

The Rows Brigade OF bush"'e"
Avenue Congregational Church brOot-
lyn. every member in his Khaki uni
form. rose for the final hymn NJ '"'
Morning services yesterday. A shafp
,.,ort rang out above the organ =
notes and Russell ott eleven year,
old Of 1916 Halsey Street Brooklyn
dropped.
The music continued and four poyS
carried Russell out and 70 the busn-
wick Hospital lie was wounded near
the right eye by bulle. from a prs
tol which had been held NO close 10
his face a. 70 burn II. He was Sois
20 10 home. a.
The police of the Ralph Avenue sta.
tlon found that all the details except
naming the person who had done inc
sbooting had been attended 70 most
efBeiently They entered the case a.
asbot BY An unknown boy"
THAT absurd" said DR. John
Lewis Clark, pastor Of the church.
"We know ell about IL. ~ was simply
. boys' affair" Members Of the brig
sds dld not bring runs 10 church, no
said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
FIRE ENGINE STRIKES
MOTOR CAR; FIVE HURT
Small Auto Wrecked by Five.
Ton Truck In Brooklyn

Five men riding in a small touring
car were injured. one seriously. last
night, when fve-ton automobile fire
truck Of Engine Company 2s0 struck
and wrecked their machine at ST. Johns
Place and Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.
The police say six men were in the
motor, but one, evidently uninjured.
left the scene before his name was as
certained The others were taken to
the Swedish Hospital.
They are Edward Crinslisk. OF 137
Hewes Street, owner and driver Of the
car, shock and lacerations Of the scalp;
Thomas Kavanaugh. 92 Hooper Street,
fracture of both legs and internal in
juries: Thomas Farrell. 90 Penn Street,
contusions of right thigh; Joseph
Quinn. 202 Ross Street. scalp wounds,
and John +. Rogers. 305 Hewes Street,
bruises. All are employees of the Bor-
ough Of Brooklyn.
The engine, in charge OF William
Wallace. was responding 70 an alarm
turned in from a garage IN 81. Johns
Place. near Classon Avenue. The fire
was extinguished with small loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
HIGHER LIVING COST
PREDICTED WITH PEACE
Federal Official Predicts Ruin
Gus Competition Abroad
tFron tho Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Oct. ga tremendous
leap in the cost Of living, coincident
with slump in the demand for labor,
will follow peace in Europe, a govern
ment trade expert declared to-day. He
also predicted higher prices and less
work than the country has ever known.
This condition, he declares, will be
brought about through an enormously
increased demand for raw products,
particularly foodstutfs, in Europe, and
an almost complete cessation of de-
mand for manufactured products. Eu-
rope will have to be restocked and the
great body Of European labor furnished
with material to turn into manufact-
ures with which to reenter the worlds
markets.
Far from reducing the competitive
power Of European labor, according 10
this estimate, the war will Writ ally
double it. Women, children and sub
standard men have been trained TO
amazing efficiency. The men in the
trenches have undergone a discipline
that will greatly increase their eff
cheney. European labor, It is predicted,
at once will be cheaper and more plen-
tiful and productive than ever
The expert goes on to declare that In
the United States, on the other hand,
the demand for foodstuffs and raw
products Of all kinds will soar, while
the failing demand for labor now en-
ployed in manufacturing will throw
thousands out Of work and reduce the
standard of living, it is predicted. From
the highest level in its history Ameri-
can foreign trade in manufactured
goods is expected to dwindle to an un-
precedentedly low figure, due to cheaper
labor and greater efficiency in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
Official Statements
on Balkan Fighting

Pe'roqrqd. oct. 22.--Thc War Of
PEE fo-doy p,ode the Joit0cing an
N0prcsment regarding me Boikon
fampqign:
On The northern and northeastern
ksmarIan fronts. near the lit,le town
81 bsssa, forty yersts vest Of PiAtra'
ne Rsmanians surrounded an enemy
sivisien occupying = small mountain
raEs. There they took 900 prisoners
'fi esgtsrsd two guns ard Eve machine
Fpns o. the valley ~ the River Tro-
iss ssessssfsi lighting continues. There
40 " he rank and fls and one of'ieer
we're taken prisoner and two machine
Rsts we're captured.
Ia The valley Of ths River UEal the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
TWO EARTHQUAKES
SHAKE CALIFORNIA
Southern Part of State Rocked
Little Damage Done

Fresno. Cal, Oct. 22.-According to
reports received here, two earthquake
shocks that were felt throughout
Southern California early tonight
were severe at Bakersfield and in the
oil fields in that district. Power lines
between Bakersfield and Los Angeles
were said to have been damaged, and
il was reported that Santa re rail-
road ticket Office at Tehachapi was
wrecked.
Chandeliers and pictures on walls
were shaken and crockery was tumbled
from shelves in Los Angeles. but no
material damage has been reported.
The first shock was felt at 6:45 O'Clock.
the second ten minutes later kach
lasted several seconds.
,Reports from Santa Ana. where the
shocks seemed to be felt more percept-
LIv. said that residents rushed into the
streets considerably alarmed.
birmingham, Ala. Oct. Ems clty
,o-dav felt It's second earthquake shock
within less than week. No damage
was reported. A shock last Wednes-
dav tore down chimneys here and was
felt throughout the Southeastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
MISS DRAPER BAPTIZED
A CATHOLIC IN HONE
Fiancee of Italian Pr ace Enjoys
Special Privilege

Washington. Oct. 22.-Miss Margare'
proston Draper. daughter OF the late
United States Ambassador to Italy ana
e.,c4e Of Prince Boncompagni' OF
poue was baptized in the Roman Catn-
olic faith to-day. a..
The ceremony was performed in the
nrsn.r home, which. according 70 'ne
snec,sI privileges enjoyed by the houss uaS
~ Boncompagni, has been trahsivib" !. ,bere
mporarily into a chapel. lily ~ y he me per-
zoo that the marriage VIII DC '''
formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
HUGHES WINS COLUMBIA
ELECTION BY 6 VOTES
Overcomes Presidents All.Week
Lead In Contest

After leading Charles Hughes all
last week in the straw ballot taken by
"The Spectator" at Columbia Univer-
sity, Barnard College and the Teachers
College, President Wilson lost the
election" by six votes. The final vote
stood 1,457 for Hughes, 1,451 for Will
son, ia for Benson, 2S for Hanley and
7 for Reimer. The large Wilson vote
was polled for the most part among the
Barnard students.
The faculty vote was SO for Wilson,
80 for Hughes, for Hanley and for
Benson.
Woman suffrage was carried by q
vote of 1850 to S28.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
COST OF SHOE SHINES
IOINS MOUNTING PRICES
Russet Polish to Cost Is Cents
i'm Philadelphia
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune J

Philadelphia, Oct. 22.--After Novem-
Der it will be much cheaper to wear
black shoes here-that is, il one wishes
that scintillsting appearance about the
pedal extremities. As OF yore, black
shine will cost only nickel, but the
men who indulge in russet footwear
have a sad surprise in store. When
their wearers wish them scrubbed and
shined, with the little electric fan
thrown in, they will have to pay 10
cents.
The bootblacks have decided TO boost
the price on November l. Tho high
cost Of sidewalk space has operated TO
force them to raise their rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
Same on Pacific Coast

"Bsck on the Pacific Coast, the prl-
.r;es in the State of Washington
sbowed lIt~ exactly the same kind Of re-
snIt f8s.7Ol voting in the Republican
urinary and only 29,36O in the Demo,
cratic primary. The Democrats nav
been making some talk about catryihs
Continued on page 4, column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
Demand His Resignation

Resolved, That we, the officers Of
patriotic societies Of women. with head
quarters in the District of Columbia,
do hereby demand the immediate resig-
nation of Newton d. Baker as Secre-
tary Of War, on the ground that man
OF such amazing ignorance OF history
and so lacking in ideals is not mt head
for the army Of the United States OF
Continued on page 4, column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23
w F AT II f r

PARTLY CLOUDY MONDAY. TUESDAY
FAIR; LITTLE CHANGE IN TEN
rERATURE. FRESH NORTH
EAST To EAST WINDS
on THE COAST.
Full Report on Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23

Continued on page 2. column 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-23

Continued on page 4. column :
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20
FECHTEl & H|lKEMEYER

--llutsr ben 0anbiboteu Nnseiacu
beanoet fth oudt bic bee Ser,n Sphu
\. @ell cnr aranle, ipeld,er perr
Nt ebenialls ilr bic siomiaatipn fur
Rihter oieisS oes ;. 9iaritis oui
BEN bsmp.raiiihen Sidet bepirbt.
i II @eli III Elm @anu bon Dem
niemanh iaaen tam er II tein outer
Gburatter ober CT hahe teinen Cha
r,iter. Sm @eaentheil: or triit ole
tiu ipidicr anubiont ani Der bartl
teinerlei Seripredunaen Rh bem
ss6bfer perbinblih matht. Son ei
nem iolhen Raune IN weit eher su
er,uorten ta6 er Dem Splse eih IN.
pLrteiiher giener iein wiro oils pon
sem Shmeihler uuo Ssuhler, ter.
um iuS ami ~ oelanaen. b.n
stimmaesern as Slane uom Sims
mel ueripridlt.
MIS- aeifrru Eorsen Der iunas
Serr Clemens 9uc9snhoif btn Srter.
national 9ru6 bes oern Soiepb
9aiirop an bent er einise acparas
tursn ppraenpmmen, nni feline Sci.
iiuHasiabiaieit erurotte osrtpr bisier
bsim6onttren bic Sontrsie lber ben.
ieibeu uno fcm nntsr boiler srast
Inc 3iasad bic strnbr hsranterae.
itarmt bis CT snblih beim Nanie Der
Eitt,re Geo. q, gafirpp burth cine
au ihaelis frsSh Der snrbsl mad
rihes. eiuea Frststosm fAlme.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20

Gbariuphe - hieie @ohe. bic De-
bdhtnibmohs bes bitteren 2eibenl
unb Sterbens unieres 6errrn uni
@rlterlbiers flbrt uns 70 red,t Ieben'
Gig Dor tie Seele NOS berGottmeni6
aus 9iebe fiif ben Reni ben eefitteH
selat uns 70 te6t Die llnbaHibarfsii
bes Menfhen seaen benarbhten unf
liebepolliien dreunb upn bem ielbil
feline iuiimiien 9ennbe, bic Singer.
In Der Stunhe IeiHer 9vabIal Hdl
ipenbeten, Ia. ben ieiber elmer bieies
Singer Spbos Sstnriut, aus Sier
nod SeIbe oerrieth. ben Elm Sifltes
unihnlbia sum lobe perurtbeilte
ben eine blutbhriiiae Reute NIT gei'
Beln ;efheiihte unb tdnn bes
ifm1blihfien 9pbes ani Solse bes
areuses ftetber lieB. Eer. Der bies
ies 9eiben bes llnihulbiaiten. gbel.
fen, Setfiafsn IN ieiner Seefe CT
ipdet. iolIte- ba nid1t mitempfinben
ben Sd,mers bes @uttrenihen, nid,t
ALIEN ieinen tbrperlihen. ionbern
aufl ben ieeiiihen Sdlmers ben VI
oh Der Nenidlen. ieiner @eih6pie,
1rsuslthateu Iitt9 .Verseibe ibnen.
Water. benn iie wiiien nidsi ipos iie
thun!." 10 iIehis Der @pttmsnif ilr
feline 9eiuiaer unb Rbtber. @ie
reit BON elmer iuldl boben gptltpm.
menheit iiub mir Wenid,en! Vie.
nlaub. ct iei benu elm 6eiIiaer, bic.
tet isiucm Seinbe Der ibm nui bic eli.
&anae aeidllaaen. nuh nod bic on.
be,e sum Stlaee bin. Aidt neb.
men mir 10 aelaiien geleibiaunaen.
Shmdbunaen unb llnreht bin; niht
uerseiben mir 10 feidt einem 5eunoe
Der uns perlenanet ,uie Der 5err benz
Yetrus peraieb tno einem Ssfariut.
Der uns UNI if,r6ben Gewlnnnes
luillen oerberben mill, tuie ben Aer
uni huloia uns araetlnat - iper mill
ben peraeben, uerseiten. @ir limb eben
Nenihen, uupulItpmmene NeniEeu.
;lnb boh iollen. miiiien cir boil.
fommen su peroen ftreben. @ir be-
ten i'm Snter unier: geraib uns un.
iere Shuloeu. luie auh mir unieren
Shuloiaern Oeraeben. llnb nid,t cher
bis mir bieies tbun, unieren Seinoen
perseihen. iinb mir iuahre Gbrinen.
NIip lnilet uns uerSeiben beiientpils
len Der am areuse ieiEcn Rbrocrn
osriiehen. llub iuilteu mir - eS
eibt gaaen in benen bee Menih es
hh ielbt. ieinem Witbruber ihaloio
III DnB er tosbniten Seinben bic ibu.
lctne Witmeuit)eu uerberben ipulleu.
iidl erIpebren mub. seaen bic er lamp
fen nun uie er eeaen ben SerIuttr
ben leuftl Der ieiRer Seele ihaben
mil. su tampien bot - aeeen i0l
die Susheit 81 fdmpien baben, 10 iei
De, 9anlpi Elm nlathiaer, piiener unb
NIT ehrlidlen @aiien eeiohtener
Tam iuirb aud bel uns Der Cier.
muracn bdmmern urb mir aus oem
@rabe oas una bic 9osbcit searaben,
nls Sieeer critsbeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20

clemens Seiber fan uuter ensislhs
iubst eowin Ssumsl Der ben -,ibs-
nit ihm n,athtc. as lem Scr it
hcr @eiahr aeianbet muroe ane eie
nod, eie xdoer su ipinnen auiaehan
unb che nrh Imane sHr stelle ie IN
scnn.s. bate eieier ben Tssd 10 :peit
aui bic Seitr athcben has Der gIe-
mens. Der ouh niht cine shrnmase
oanen bespmnafn nnser benielbcn
trrporfriedhra fpnntf. f1 zrntl
itit< 80 tkrs go Snks
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20
Wftrtag.

Q isi seard6t, bu idh6ner Chertaal
Ta flnbeit uns bes eensee Rpr'
aenrot.
81 neuem 2eben ipahst auf pDm 9ot
Tie. Gbe. Bite In tieiem efDum'
mer lag.
D isi assrl6i. bu idbner Diiertnpl
aH BEN pom Gnbe iieaveiH nuier'
- ffanh
Ger 9eifanb. Der bea Sntun iiber.
ipano,
ges Y6ieu mb bee 6blle R6hte
\. brat.
d iei aearii6t. bu it6ner Oitertaa!
: au bent Der Seele IN ber Slnbe
Nad1t
Ter Hnferifano'ue 9ruF unb eeil
aebraft,
gr, benz am areuS oas SerS I'M
9pbc brad.
. iei oeprabt. bu ittbnsr Ciiertaal
tIs alaust not anmpi nub 2eib unb
7pbesduat
Tereinf aut uhs Elm lihter Woraen'
iirahl.
Msnn rulr benz au'eriianb, ntn Tplaen
nad.
0 iei Rearlbt. bu id,bner Ceertaal
Gait laut erda.len aeieretoden.lana,
9aBt bell ertlinasn alleIuiaiana!
@eara6t, bn 2ensesmoraen, Chertaa
QlutcsE M on
Tentipriids.
Wiht on bic Sitter hdnas bsin Sers,
Tie bns aeben ueradualih siereu;
Ser ba bat. Der lerre uerlieren,
@er i'm Glhd III. lerne ben Shmers
Shiller.
Ephl.haten fill uno rein aeaeben.
Sirb 5obte, bic i'm grabe leben,
Sinb 8iumen, bic I'M Sturm teitebu,
Sinh Sterne. bic nidlt untersebn. :
elaubius.
llnb maait bu sieb'u uadl SAB uno
Rpro,
Gen Cft uno Reh, no alien @inoer,
So mirit bu liets oasielbe 2uiunasr
iup't,
T.e Nrreit uro oes Qebens Rlbiol
finoer.
Apurno ares.
qeidter trdat ber. tuas CT ttdat.
Rer @eoulb sur 9iroe leat.
2oaar.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20
yctaIeS.

-Hriiter aals bel Senru @eib.
meper's.
-slihter Sen,p @urth unb Satin
bon wetn iuaren om Samstaa uno
SouEtaa bier Seiuder.
sri. Glsmeatiue Gcncpen. bic
mebrerc Monate In Wotaue In Tienit
,uar. IN beimsclebrt.
Serr Bernard alietbermcs bon
qpoie Greet mar am 2teastaa tier
aui eeid1itIihsm Seiuf.
sri. 9uuiia Sthaeier 9ebreriu
Der GiurriduIe su Meta. ietert bic
Cnerieiertaae I'M GIternbauie oatier.
Sri. Ysruoroira GaIrop IN pcu
Sefieriun Giip. no lie iih einfae
Gage beiutsweiic auibieit beimae.
febrt.
Mites Giien - @cr ,pId,es bat.
brinae es rad ocnrp Seumei. Gr
besabl, eailr ben bbhhen sRarit'
preiS.
-Serr grauh sdsppsrS beiadte
an, Souutoa ben felt Iansercr 3eit
yrdnielrocu SdWieaerlobn 6err,
Wcrnarb Stesemanu bel lsolt.
CUTE Garmen uub 0ols,
lamb su iebr eanNiau 8ebtnaunaen
on tulrlide Sarmer. Mdn oo,eiiire
8. VI. 7errlIl @ienna Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20

Rad aefriasn Serihten eroberten
bic Teutiheu einsn 6iael 4 Reilen
6iilih bon Ssroun unb nnhmen l7c0
5ynnauisn aefnnaea.
Gs peraeht tein 3aa on benz nitt
bie oeutihen unieriesboee mshrere
6nnbelsidliiie Der dlliirten mir aud
9eutraler nit fur Gnalano bciiimmte
@nau an Hprb perienieH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20
&olllnltluic0cr

UNITRD DOCTORS SPECIALIST
vito wieoerum sem i'm ls.Ienoen
boteI 81 treeburg, mo.
Oieustaa, eea %. 2lp-il 1916.
gfur siH,u Sag
5tunoea: psR 10 o. m bic y p. n
@ertmarstssr @rieIa eireS talsHs
ttrteu alrstes iH SeheuslnHg
dirpniiber Sraufleitea.
cierriereH ibre 5ieuite HEentgeifs
lid,.
Ter tinitse 2o<iors Spt;;l.l,. IiitEjirt
pom etaaie Eliicuri m: Ssase e.grs att
xrdniheitsn siu'o,issiiA llReges,.9,,.sat
nerpefer nns t;enti5e: SrietR sss Ssarsr,
Stauea Ine si=est e''esri., sZsn em ssi
lsiasm eiesmalisIu, Stis9 psrisgsatn, IN;
ausnabms BET rtsRea se',es etE Sts9asa
hung. senialiaieR, ra,srin&aaa, Sita sks
iolut frei. -itts wirs rsi;ss 'aT stsa
rer,eppasn lisafs psr.srs; eIs sas e'rs
lees bsbaueel,e Sr'eu te:IE IvsgESeH sea
es,H er,islim S;iui;lis tV,ts!i uus ele-ra
egR aran.sn nHe SsIesHe,H II IseI s:sei
uns scialadt ttrti', e: rre.i3 SHI,a eats
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-04-20

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