davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29

Gdb'n, oas Bat cuolih Der ,9cut6e
5da" III St0nOe 9eh,dht. llebtrll
m'roen GorbtreltlmSen ~ siner Rsiie
aah St. Goui3 QemaAE nm an s..
Cttpber al Der 9rofartiltn ,5eier ots
Gsutihea @09t9" IT'D III betbeili0en
mo Der Melt " ieilen. mas oeutits
finiatsit O5rma9, iulleib Ober audi
oOn Ger Stlrt2 ocs Itutlbtum9 ,3eug.
nib aoiule9er.
90 immtr cine oeuiits 3citlml upn
rgtno elmer &'Oeutung erihtint. oa
puroen 0on Otrlelbtu aud btleilt2rte
}luiruie an ibrt Qtler erlliitu mn 6
muroen 2otal 6omitc3 eruauut nm
Eycpaaanoa i,Ir Den Geuti4ea Sag"
}u MAIDEN.
Us ioa Ser ,2eutite 5l8" Elm
]}ationd,iGit luerotn. Vt iou l,tihiam
ol9 6cit Der Etits bilOen bel O,m nA
lle 9tutltcn Oitits Ylnots au3 Cit
uno 98elt, aus Dem lioroe1 uuo ans
oam SiiOtn, i'm frtiOiltu Njtiij6lt Der
3ullmmenlebOrilteit Die 0aHo reih,n
uno nit rolier O.nnAtbuuul aui lbrt
},OiiammWa4 pen eintm ⧀ hlrrp,i-
itn, olB ib0r i;it 3ll1ebaten an or
Sqiss Der SultgruoItty lttbt lm0 9e-
rloe ourb 'cme Tllbjttuul dlf Der
l4t,tlu5iellur3 uUOsr lu''a l}tue be.
wtitn bat. odb g btruitu 1T, cine
liibrtn0e SIle untr Den IrOB;u g9c,t-
miAten timnt1msg.
g,yM mo Rsi6. e)cb uno Gtrirl
ioIItt ';h juy ltmt'niblItIibtu S,ier.
}ar aenltinla1itlt1su 5reuOe uno In
lamcialheiilatm Sto5. an ,GtIt-
ibtn 5al" pTt.uQen.
lino 2rA iGt ocuua-lRty,!lnjihtl
Burger 0it iaol ist 5alrM ii Ods
aa1tih amtr,lGiiat Sl3,v 0bl:'
bm,ntt Nl0 uao On jlytR urlprIlJ'
ltW Stdmmtssi1ulibdr,tn nlhis
.mthr ais llr,N otuntu gllmtn Wo
iabt oigltn eft nur aOb tn UHitjds
meter 6oym bel5thl.ttU blbcn, 'sI.
ten iih cinmat nusuabmsr,it tyin'
Mrn. bar es ctUi'b. G.t.yn wlrrn,
Sic lie 0ebor,l un9 olE e .rOB 0lc0,m
|o.uti1as Ytut 1T. oas in ihren 2l0.ru
,innt mo ods he un'trtu &tlbIu iu.
t6eiIt. einmel net io.lien eua lie cs
ia beuuBt rtroen. OaB Der 9tNtl5c
oon beat, uor aler gSclt uao Dor allen
lltionsn oes erotrCilca ieiue 2bfdmm
ma uou iyeuo,Qtn Sto.jts bctoutu
bari, lmo eiumll nod por ihrem rol.
.llsn dai9tlta in rinem ncueu Bolts
t6um, ioilea le I'M 9laoeuItn an i5rt
ouatihe Sorilbyen uno sur 6rlnnt-
ran9 al the otutite Sruobtit olt',n
Irobsn . .Itutiten 3dl" du' Der 2sslt'
lusiielluHg mltleIsra beliea.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
Srnnfinht nuo ainoer ,GanOp"

Gin nsusr Marnunssrui boz g,r'
b;lItun9 Der Sruntiudt eJiba!lt. mn
oitsElol iollsn bic Ysorobtea unier,
judtrrertllsbsuoeu Stuludodtn letn.
GiniGs Shudlilsr iino namlib oa.
blnier 9stomntu, oob untsr Ien Si-
| b,stelisn. welde oud osn StulmdO-
d,n ;uGdnalit iinb, nd in nsasTe;
3sit mands nit sintm beotut,noeIl
Spirituolen IBslalt teiinotn oel III
stlldsu 8atiuneeu 10 atoB lsln iou.
oab Iton Der .g.Spt iusnIger StIite
iOIten 3utt. xrsss ain CLIMBS
aduitlsm bstporruien tam. 90 MAG
tsi ben ,leinsn Wido1en lih Der als
!otplismus smiaIsitsn, ohne odB
lbre eli,rn cine gbnun9 BON osm 9sit
batenl gu oieien 3uderDsrt iuito
Il. VI. Elm. Sorie tocoiaos.iibs3o9sns
ryo,sngss" aerstnst.
Sic Sate meg usitsrtr tlnierlu.
dung psrit i,in. Sin 3rrthum III
lsoon bic slsid,sitis u~btsiists gs.
touptung, boB auss .aItoholiits gu.
derueri aus SeuiidMo impurtirt III.
@is Sar,it.t oisiss s,nae wsib. bat
non i6On Dor swan3ig 5atrsn tisr
alioholilttn
,eunop" asba6t, 0btuoh islbissr
mabrld<inlin eamaIs non In isinsn
edo,n Ilir eAullinosr setalttn luurus.
aud itRli an IsStslsn Pldtsn impol'
|,iyt.s 3ud.rYr' zine iebr esrinas Ssl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29

ltrsfenoe Bcii;iibs ols Ylatt0eut
= b, Otriieb'!" 0dtit bic lOaiit
! SdIuBiOroerunl MD, icin iaaen
f; Sstnr Der bstreiieuO5 Gsilt.i9t oil
; Nulteriprd6e toes inn arrsofnosn
Rmoesl pcyltstt2" 9}i.9ts ilr un1ut
/ - IoAiI1 1T lOsiit. llebcrbluut
b!elOcn mir babel. ttht th,ocrli.b,noer
! Selltlitsr miro es cineM tleintn 9inoe
; oernrasn, penn es in ieiner 0lutter=
lprahe II ibm reoet ST IS 6erln.
aematIen, miro es iiir Den minoliten
Seonnlcnaustauib, Die Sprat
l'mes gClitliten Seeteuftt1rers le.
orau,lea - Die vi erlernen, miro e. ia
inr Sbmc 9eiaitt. Tim itlietlih
rNllen Niles 81 lueroen", tonnle auh
pohl Iaal;6 ols llmsetshrte 1attiin.
oen oarIen, ME ia Oiele bo1w. Oerr!n
nl Den Sprahen uno Soiomtn ibrer
EIarlanaeb0rl1en au9swoluen. So
MIRO aud Der prielierlits SnOerIreunO
mInn fr lau1e nibt llie Spraden Der.
ltebt llh Der tleinen Slnoer anneh.
men mls ia Der 9Ottlibe 9inoeyireuno.
dbgtlebtn ben lIiner 2llriilenleit, iA
oerlelben aleinen anaenommen bdtte.
Sle GliQuetien 6ruge in SpladQe-
bran1 1T bier ia au9 ihon iattIom er=
oriert tn Orotn.
g8tIbcs ilrs Nlutteriprabs lei? 0as
weroen Sic ielblt op1 wo6l am belten
mlilsn. Ntatterlprabc lit il, ME Sie
leIblt lhreibsu. niht bic SplaAe oiC=
III oOer lener Gtttrn; man pcrtebt
eacurtsr ia lttgrtit dUA Die SDrlde
oea Slnoes, Der ojebart uno (Friie6ung,
mo tamn iuOcm aud Sdni riAtis Die
Ilm81n0'prate elmer bsiOuotrtR BRO
uini oosr 5belles ots gdnoes iein
SIR ms mare Oana4 3u urt1elIen,
ols Glattoeutibe, Die Ntutteripm4e,
1atiue language, SeymO hatiuu8.
lMo oeie unter uns 81 crbajtel U,r=
ben mir inner bclirtbt lem miern
Sb.il beButrdlsn. Q}ole oIcie3 9tnl.
lcn. Osnn Sdpienti sat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29

re, TltlhOn0ler. <tibmieo,, Eubr.
.tlIle, &Ialrbsitty. l}dbmaibinen1aen.
len. VibliOtbttlre. 6rprsbllsniel,
NblirRtortn, 2luOitortu, l9slemiie.
lfr ln,o RlcsoahI.acr iiuo ie nur pon
et'sm StHoertsu rtuy9ieatiyt. glufer
o'e'en 40 Die Die &1ibalil0nnl ihrer
sIItrl nngabtn. 1T Der Eri,eybputi1
'tr eltern Der ubrigen 260 ni6t cy.
ntttClt uor'en. p
5nl lcBisn sabre mlrtu ale 6our
tlcs oca Std1te+ p;ytrtttr. 7itigs
JObr hlben noh tcine Rrrtret osilnst
.sjG Counties 6llyt, 99crt6. Warreu
2lmo;n, 6dtey, Grawioro, Geni.
2llls 2gntLin. y dorm. .gao!ion,
llIIlcr, lltr N|dOrio, Crelun. BERN.
eacIp9, Nu,ls.i, 9te0loiOs. Sbannoa
Stc. @meuie0c, Scott. St5ne. 5lntn
y 3l'binatcu, S8luue. g9ebiier uno
lHualt IoA miro crul,ttt, oas %:
SbIar o.s Sm.itr*, lu1 pie I'M les.
ten. ale 6olntils ucr.ytten iein msr.
.oeu.
St.litlG StuoGtu pom glusldn0c
bslubn 0lt llajptrluai uon Nliiouri:
-Id9 pon otn EJj.'giHen Snitln, or,i
aus ges0p!tn iU,t Uol Del }tr1entiti=
lb9n H,ptbIi. mo !, t.ley uqa Qasr-
'olito. g|aito Ttu;it.lao. 6ubl H..
JdFl1. }can oItitr tuoitrsu }lr,utj.
aNot, orci ,ialtuituriuat. yui Sln0-
oIrt1't2i, gHe :iatr u. ht4pl1.a.
'5l't
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
Der Stutid,t Gag.
&eAetittruul Y int & 1d5eh j
gdn0t.

Sc ua6ly Der +. Clto5ty a,rlnua5t,
Der S1l, III ut.1em ols 8s'lmmtc
9tuti1thum Der Der. Stllt,n lE' Der
93ellausfelunl Qemeiniam o,u G.uts
iben 8ag be9sbtn nil, oclio QroBsT
Miro audi Die nueutbalben lih unoae-
b,ne 9tleiiterunl. g9as berooy.a ,ea'
De 7satia 9lmeritaner let Slhrtn
anleiirsbt, ndmliA cine eini9una oe4
g,iammtm 7euiibtums. ohne Rutliti
aui politiite oOer -'llIiole Gnseht'
riat.lt. absr bis l.Bt mob nj. srteitt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
TO THE WORLDS FAIR VI
SIT0RS.

Cut this out and present 10 the Ho
tel lyinSton 1860 Olive ST.. or to thg
Editor Of this paper, together with
Sl.o0 and get Reservation Certificate
which entities the holder room tor
one day. with free baths, all MODERN
conyenienteS, West end location, di-
rect car line 10 Worlds Fdir.
From Union Station 20 three
blocks north to Olive Street take car
west on Olive to 1000 to Hote, Irving
ton.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
Budslins Arnira 5albf.

81. reltberuhmt ipeaen Der auren.
Sis ubsrtriiit ale anotrsn Salben, 3D.
Der oosr Suliam i!,r Stnittrunosu.
0ihnsrauesn, 9ranowunosn. DE-
idwirs, @unosn, stueslssidtuiire
gubs. gusidlas. Sll,fuB. 5iebsr.
blaisn. aufs,iprunaene 0dnbs. 9ant.
tranib,ii,n; uuteblbar fur piles. oeit.
uns aorantirt. Mn 25s bsi 3. 0dft-
msptt, e4sllu. Sons St. 3bomos
aao Si. JiiIabeis,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
@inseianOt
Belt Niout. Suli. '04
9tsoattsur, Sidss Ga. @oltshI1tt,
AA.nt,h III, NJ,

Selt. Wont. ,inll, "a
I 9tsoattsur, Sidse Ga. @oltshi1tt,
/ 99eitpbdlid. glo.
| eissarter 0elr Reoetisay.
| gs mag Sbuea pielsibt niht icb
lan9enebm lein, menn ih mob cinmd
iasen mub oaB i'd nit Sbrer glniwIr
arf msin rGln9sianot" our1aus MID
iufrisosl Bit. Sbre gIniipOrt. Die oot
losiid ien ielte uno OieIlsitt ppn pic
ler els lusiih anesitbsn miro. riiro.
IN ir0eno elmer philolopbiihen Tsb1tt,
BON slnians bis ,u enOe aui oel
ibwdAien Ssite ieiu. Sic haben 4.
y. in 5bler gInimori: rs bdaoeli
llh nur oarum, odb oas plottoeutihg
9lnO itius Niutteriprahe nibt perIcrnt
uns besbalb rnlcre. ETC." g9el=
DE 1T 0enn meine Wiulitrlprabe
llsIn Gatsr lOwObl wit mslne ltutter
! nno plaltceuil6. uno 0ennph tam
mein yatsr msins Mgtter ni1l psylt'
ben, iusnn ils slattoeutib ipridt, neil
beioc pon perldleoenen 1ellen 9eutld-
lanos tommsu. Sie w,llen "a aut se.
nuI. 0ab man eiue Sprade uibt
Dlutterlprahe" nennt, bloB nil ole
Dlutttr Die beirelIeno, Spla1e lpribt;
lOni mire ia engli d. Die Niuttsr.
'prdhe enes &lnoes, oaa 5. ,. bon
slllem oeutlhen Sater uno elmer irIs
l1er gtutttr 9eOortn 1T. Gr lhmdb'
lte Ellnlt III S1rsr 9allisn ylntport llt.
olB SIe 9drnl1t oon sIner Spra1e
lonoern bon emem Slalttt III Oct
OelIllhen Sprdbe itre1en. GIne nn'
oere Nnlluorl III Sprer Nllmorf, Hls
9ani uno gar nlbis wert Ut, 1T oleler.
pOelpIB wlro TEN OtitIlhet ci elnen
tieilltn &lhoe libel llelmen, plan esln
Der Wtl'''erfpras1e ii' nm rrost. "
SOpn rs0t w.nll = Ger btIrCneno'
0elill1e bus FIdltotlll1e Oerltebi!
Gle lplnell lelblt oaB man III Nmer'tl
lllWl lll'hler ellla' iuIelourQuD,h Prle.
ller Iut Ole SurelOatAer Illlo elllfll
Ntunllerlano'r (lls'l' Saltr 1T e'h
ooer einen slbsiclosr ;ar ole gt,bsie!
Der babtn tdnu. lin nod emls mebr
soslt all5Alusnoeil lpIa I1 nQ4 snIIAt
Sp',' W. SGt,r ..,.,' p,,p,F'9[s' S 9%"'
0rsltoE Gra,brn Al bob,n' mng S,e
iu4ar OH Ill. SDrlit 81 quite nt9"tn;
oer SswtIa IT aber weit 0om 3itI
Sle '9Sen' "NuV pat S'lU'o py' SVu'
Nv, .,,q; ,'.""u ~, W. ,on,,,,'i ~ +S -, & tn;,. ~ ~
elno,r ma,sn >brer SprQlbe pon MN
9suitlrn. Sle wtilen Uiel.si1t, olB
otr gottIlpe Sellano allie Sprl4en
ano Si'le'i' o'i li1a'Tli q"' V'' OVIF'
Nv, ;,n,', Wv, =, ",''' 80 ''' H,." ~ ".r >" ~
1spu1 mr. oiesm1(. Noiisnil,a 0Gbu
Sle meme @spsls3r.nce usyfmOsu.
a - b ; 80 "a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
Nlinoari-9a

Sine 9oN sou. CJttrl .rlliicnt
trolllmdtion btitimmt 0lB an II.
CttOJer o.r QtiN1urI=Sdl dW oe
l5elmu9iieIluns oOa Oea B.lrg;rn ot4
Stlatts lJb Niebt5r a'itiert merot.
So mel ais tbunll6, iogel all oititH
Sage ale 8cl1liie rubeu, 8unoss
trupp2n unO QIiiIogyi Stlatsmili;
g,r9W aai o,m Nv9itauaJsp,as, a.
il 9yObdrtiJt pdrGOt IIiiu5r.n.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29

tillier Aaten Iie Eio. Racific Giien
6ahn utgiauit r6hrsno Der uihitau Rorate
SabrbiIeits uor Cldse ndh Ct. souia sue
'urad 1dac siiItta iiir $3.50.
Silstts iur 60 ldse siItis, $500
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29
NocaIes.

-Se;onobduc 6armwascn biHis 81 uer
aafen BET anton &. lOer.
-6rduiein sii';c Srennede bsiudt M
3eIt ibre SGlpei.er 6rdu SObn Rsbasen.
-Nerr Nens0 %ortb sr.. lmb Cjemablir
we'len ieit lesten SOnne,itos auf Der ReIt
ausitellung.
-llnlers NdnoI,r 8esner ~ eltedenbof
ptridnoten seitern eine Garla0uns Sieb mad
ct. Seuis.
-Srau JSlIhslm Saber 1T am Tienitae
pone einem Seirdle ibrer Sodier, 5raH Gbas.
Sortb pon Selierion Gitp suriidseisbri.
-Su aoeitiopn muroe Sonntag, glon'
tasine Gienitas ouS 4eftinpise Getsi a6sea
haIten. llnilrs Ptiei.er waren ,ur Nus9ilIs
oa.
-Aerr Soln S@raeoer pom aihionttain
beiGne iId eiaiae Sage letter sSode bier.
auh teiteIlte er it oa9 .@oItsblatt4 bel
oieler OeIegcnbeit.
-slm ScmerStdg beaab iid osr ,iimse
Nerr albert 9iltemeyer mad ct. 9ouis, mo-
ieIbit CT i'm Sonso Commercial College isine
Smoien ioriyuisten piro.
-Gie bobw. Nerren SOS 9entamp pon
bier mp bodlw. S@ramm pon Sli6iountan
besobsn IT'D Sgenitag oemeini9oitIia nad
Gtitpn nc beut. EotronSfsit (St. IidasD
seieicrt miro.
-perr Neurg Nente 1T MN nit urmooe'
lirimg ieines 9eo1nbauieS ieriie. Iourer
nteiitsrS glr.ou 6crt iibrtc oielcr Gage ban
Ietteu SeIlcni;gttb Uber Den sranItoio 6ubbo'
oen ee0 }ortico9.
-9Im giortag ttbrts in Der Semitic Sobu
SiieihamtS ein l2pfJn0t0er Snnscn sin, unN
dm Niittlppd) muroe Die Somilie Nermonn
Srelter nit einem Sobnd,en bcoIidt. Gjro.
tuiren ~ Dem irobn Somilien srei9rih.
Son Den s9eItauoiieunasbe'ucbern iino
pGbreno Der @Soae Mrildgetebrt; 6r0u i. y.
2ucbbert nro (odter 9Intcnie, 9Sm. 9iebogen
uno Gcmahliu, GOepar 6ebtel, Soiepb Gas.
trop, Ben 9ert,u, Sotu uno Nermau S9ep
psra
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-09-29

-0err $oitua Suibe III Tisnfd9 u0c] Ct
yiboyp 9a. 9etciit am itincn oor' rcbnenNei
Suoer Neurp uno unoere Gnaebrri9e 81 be
iu6er. &ei StIeaMhsi' wirN er ii1 oud all
Seben9wuroiditiitn oer 9roben &etouolisI
lung III q. Sopt9 bciebcr uuO ~ CjemiItb,
iibyen
-6oIaeu0t pou 5ler begaben iid dm Sor
neyitae uod] Soo9 I'M al ocw 46iib 6rp'
weld)es 0err .. ,. SdIueter peranitdItc
bate mitbeiiluuoluen: Soc aiebGssn, Sct
ever9, Nenrp ShIuster, u. ). &erl, Sobr
Sdyoeoer 2dIon mo Ben S@Ireter iopic
Garrle St!netsr, Scunie Sort rno Adti,
8oelcr.
-@golo9rdiiit u. ). NerI er'udt ure Den
9eiern III berdteu ooB oei rd4ie Spnntoa
Ger lettc iejnee oicrisius ieir wirO. Nsy
nod iejpe Gieniie IN Snipril9 IN ue9men 9e'
ecnit, ioute 0isie9 unperGaIib tbuu. sscr
oie Gelcqen9eit bat uro w oouie ouiaelpartei
uypen lauu, ioute oisie geIe9en9eit niAi
pervaiien umiomchr od Nerr SerI, pie IN
Isiucn }Jteler ouegcitelIte 9iIOer e9 beicn9tn,
Guritey in ieiuem Sadie iit.
.-Sn 10oro Ctl0boma ltarb Om Sienliea
gbeuo lettey 9odc Sernoro. ooe ctr'ee
Nino unierts SrcmOee Er. Soicp3 Neui'
I'M ,artcn gut,r non Nonaten rme laasn
an Cebirnent,lnoung. Gss &ndbIcns Sei'
dc puuoe uon botw. Sotu Ban ben 9enoc,
4,iarrer Der Gtmeinoc ais er'te ou' oortisenI
ejst.esadtr ;ur lepten &ubc gebe,ta. Den
eltern Den Der &srlult ibres ein'isen Mnoes,
ticisn Sdmcr; ueruriodt uno ben VrobeI'
tern 0ente oie um 0sn eih;i0en Gniei trduern,
Yeriiteru mir unierey 0uiri4iisiten Spmpa'
tble. =
Ridt traueru aIiu'ehg unO pcinen
sout i5r Gbsr cen 5eTIrii pee Iieben &Isin'r;
Secbl Ije5e. SIR ihn aar 10 iebr -
Sen Saopier ubsu-Cr Iiehte inn nod msbr.
gei oen Gpo.!u I'M S,TstcI Oben
Sn er alien Groeileio enihobea.
llne wtnu aud t5uer gisf!ina nid'i msbr bsi
eu4 lit,
Sns aoa ein 7.roit oOB iby ibn sIadIi9 rp'Bi.
Der Rari dbau Der otuOt einn eerr 5er.'
sinane gleue- IN 8eeIsitung zines oenn'
Ainarath It ittcieu an Sonntds uniercg
staet siner eeiud ab Der eisent.i4e
3rea ieine, gegces wGr Die Setanuiiaoii
uaieres gnrssi.. 81 MAIDEN. Sein
etaunsn nno gerwunOern woate ieIn Sr9e
nshmen uIs ibm bsbsuiet iDuroe ooB Esit
pbaIia ftp teines ioI9eu rubnieR tonne. Gn /
lid iuuo er iseo9 ssOris unc iaste .Wby
not haze your toWn Incorporated,
haue good order and peace DreUcH
a. decent streets within its limits. "
s-nsrr Aueuii 9osdwcnn ren aosItto'sn
srlsoi Jis ON Iesten G0unaitas in bisi'ser
Staf, Gei4dits. Aut Elm Sei6d'taen mo-
bsi CT nidts perIiert une mir aerpinneu, niof'
.e ,r nit uns at. CT bsiisuie ii9's -Soifs'
bIait. uns oa Sisfes cine aud isins ssuti9s
,Samilie i'm gountp isiu ioute, mo9isn iDt'
allen Senen bic NOD T9. stsrhenisn itns,
IN ibsen uns rniaem 3nierrFs -fatbsn isis'
nen peiysele uifsIsm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08
How Campaign Literature Is ScattefVN Broadcast;
Methods Employed by the National Committees

I Besides the tons OF matter sent by the
national bodies to the doubtful states
each state committee on lts own ac-
count sends out an immense quantity
OF campaign matter, and an the larger
cities are extremely liberal In the scat
terlng broadcast OF literature devoted
10 questions Of local interest
As further instance Of the far
reaching political activity now under
way Il may be stated that the Repub-
lican national committee has had made
no less than 100000 autographs Of
each Of It's candidates for president and
vice president and the Democratic
campaign managers win distribute 40
least 100000 similar portraits OF each
OF their candidates. Chairman 'raggart
expects that this supply will be exc
hausted and that large re-enforce-
ments viii be required
OF Mr. Rooseyelts letter OF accept.
auce 100000 copies are being cIrcu-
lated and an equal number of copies OF
Judge parkers letter win be- distrlb-
uled Many othor documents VIII be
sent out with equal prodgaty The
campaign book rs the only work that
is published in limited numbers. This
is because u is intended only for the
use of the sutstlcIaus These experts
are employed at both national head
quarters 10 assist the state and local
leaders in managing their campaigns
and FOR the stump speakers under the
direction OF the national committee.
Chairman Cortolyou ordered $4,000 OF
these campaign books, and they were
printed in Milwaukee and sent from
there 90 Headquarters half OF them TO
New York and the remainder 10 Chi
cago Chairman Taggarts edition OF
the Democratic campaign book was
also $4,000 copies This is the only doc
umsnt handled by the national CONE
mittees exclusively It rs not dlslrlb-
uted promiscuousIy not because It is
intended that it should not fall into the
hands Of the enemy, but Tor the rea-
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SON That II Is only book OF reference.
Distribution no bulk Is left entirely TO
county organizations The county
chaIrmen in every state are made the
cusiodiaus of their share of campaign
matter. I'm order TO facilitate handling,
alI documents are wrapped ln packages
Weighing no more than nfty pounds
The distribution department can dis
pose of 100000 documents day With
odt oyercrowdng ON some days Mr.
N1kemln ships ten car loads Of printed
natter md double that amount could
bc prepared II the occasion should de-
m1nd This distribution Is entirely in
dependent Of the western bureau Ev-
erylhlng designed tor western use Ia
prepared at Chicago and is forwarded
from That city to every point where 1t
may iuIlll ils mission Some Of the
work done at Chicago is different from
that done In the east Several Of the
western states have adopted woman
suffrage. and Tor the female voters spe-
ciHl literature is provided
The Democrats send out o. great deal
Of campaign matter from the national
headquarters al I West Thirty-fourth
street New York The distribution OF
Democratic literature Is conducted with
less activity than has been manifested
by the Republicans as the Democratic
managers generally defer literary ac-
tivIty until the latter part OF the cam.
paiRn protcrring 10 devote themselves
TO phases Of the conflict which are re-
garded as more important II Is also
the custom Of the Democratic campaign
generals 10 arrange that most printed
matter shall be sent direct from the
printer 20 the point Of final distribu-
tIon. This does away with the neces-
sIty Of employing q large force Of dis
r.buters and Involves FAR less labor
and expense II Is believed at Demo-
cratic headquarters that the money
saved in This way can De more profit
ably spent IN other directions.
TRUMAN L. ELTON
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| public and ignoring each other In pri.
vate, Her mother was a Muscoylte
princess and detested everything Ger
man. Seven years ago the unfortunate
grand duke, driven TO desperation By
household differences and other trou-
bles, threw himself from am upper
window IN the villa Wenden and was
killed Instantly The widowed grand
duchess still occupies the villa. After
her fathers death Cecilia went to live
with her brother the relgnlng grand
duke, at Schwerin.
In diplomatic circles the reason Of the
crown princes choice is not shrOuded
IN mystery, 1t is only another instance
Of Hohenzollern prudence and foresight
The danger OF an entangllng alliance
viii never threaten. No foreign and
alien influence will have an opportunity
TO creep In, The Germans are partic-
ularly hostile toward the products of
other nations; they are especially So
llcitous that their rulers shall be home
grown. They are willing to furnish
consorts for al the soyerolgns OF Flu.
rope, but they prefer also to supply
their own market In the eyes Of the
German people there are indeed fair
maidens OF every cline, but the farest
Of all are from the various federated
states OF the fathcrlond. As long as
there was Teutonc princess In the
matrimonial market no foreigner could
have been perfectly acceptable. Since
his boyhood the future OF the crown
prince has been a subject OF national
soicitude, lie was known to be UNI
usually susceptible to feminine charms,
and IL was also understood that he was
possessed Of a viii OF his own. II was
realized that these characteristics
brought into combination frequently
mean trouble The sorry matrimonial
fortunes OF the neighborng Hapsburgs
were am unpleasant reminder OF what
was possible.
But the Hohenzollerns and the Haps-
burgs are as unlike as any two families
possibly can be. The personal equation
Is a prominent factor IN the latters
composition, The sacrifice Of self for
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announcement was the occasion Of an
outbursl of national enthusiasm. Al.
though the wedding Is not to be cele-
brated for several months the young
duchess Is already the most popular
woman in the empire The fortunate
Meckenburgs have achieved a sudden
ana most unmistakahle elevation In The
social scale, and the modest little court
at Schwerin has become the temporary
center of the empire,
While she was still very young girl
the German relatives Of the Duchess
Cecilia determined to remove her from
her mothers influence The grand
duchess made no objection to the plan
and was perfectly willing that her
daughter should live at schwerln. Her
Russian relatives, however made up
their minds that she should not be con-
yerted into a typical German madchen.
The best they could do toward the
prevention Of this was TO provide her
with an English govemess This they
ala, selecting for that purpose a young
Engllshwoman who had lived for some
time IN ST. Petersburg and had made
friends there.
The governess accepted the trust and
went to Schwerin From the first she
made a favorable impression, and In
time she obtained a great influence over
the little duchess Instead Of acquiring
a fondness FOR the manners and ltera-
ture OF the fatherl0nd and IN spite Of
the fact that the conscientious govern
ess saw to It that she was laugh, how
TO speak and read the Russian Lam
guage, Cecilia became infatuated with
the English She insisted upon adopt
ing English ways OF living and turned
her back on the time honored ways OF
doing which obtained IN the modest es-
Enlistment at the grand ducal capital,
She became an ardent deyotee OF the
outdoor life and In time learned horse
back riding, rifle shooting and rowing.
When she went 10 the Riviera to live
the Engllshwoman accompanied her,
and she continued to perfect herself In
the study OF her chosen accomplish
ment. ELBERT O. WOODsON.