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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Tuesday evening her sister, Miss Mig
non Denhalter, and Miss Rae Camp
bell entertained forty of her friends
TO meet her. Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Grace WOolley gave a pleasant card
party in her honor, and Saturday
evening Mrs. A V. Thomas also en-
tertained for her.
x X
Mrs Edwin T. Holmes was the COM
plimented guest at a luncheon given
Tuesday by Miss Alton Young at the
LIE Grand Young home in Red Butte
Hollow. Deep he'd peonies were used
in artistic effect on the table, where
place cards were laid for sixteen
guests, and spring flowers in profu-
sion decked the rooms throughout.
X x
Monday afternoon was marked by
two elaborate social affairs, when Salt
Lake society was out in force. The
delightful afternoon tea and recep-
ton given by Mrs. c. E. Allen compli-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

in the hall, with white peonies in the
living room, while in the dining room
rich red peonies were used with ar
tistic effect Mrs. Charles Tying and
Mrs. Jack Lloyd poured at the tea ia
BILE. assisted b. Mrs. Henry Catrow,
Mrs. ". H. Child, Mrs. H. l. Wood
ruff. Mrs. NJ H. Sowles and Miss
Mamie Sappington.
X K X
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Jenkins
entertained a party of eight last even
ing at a stall party at the Salt Lake
theatre, followed by a supper at the
Louvre.
x x x
Another pleasant afternoon affair OF
yesterday proved to be the five hun
dred party given by Mrs. w w Cuff
and daughter, Mrs G. A Light, which
was also in the nature of a parcel
shower for Miss Virginia Smith, one
of the June brides-to-be. The parlors
were prettily decorated with vases Of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

Jennings, Mrs. John E. Caine and
Mrs William P. Kiser. Punch was
served in the library by Mrs. Samuel
c. Park and Mrs Walter Stone. The
affair was in every way a social sue
cess. and the toilettes of many of the
society women present were unusually
handsome and effective.
X X
The home of Dr.. and Mrs. E Y. Sill
yer was. thrown open yesterday after
noon, when Mrs. Silver extended her
hospitality to a number Of the leading
young society matrOns at an informal
musicale ard afternoon tea Mrs
Harold L. Siegel, a popular guest, and
Mrs. Joy DeCamp, who will soon
leave for her home in California, were
heard in charming musical selections.
which were greatly appreciated The
rooms were fragrant throughout with
spring flowers, yellow roses being seen
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22

gress in her special line. with prom
Use of the exceptional success for which
Utah musical students are noted
The young women are the Misses
Edna Evans. Ella Nelson, Hazel Barnes
and Eva Crawford. They have been
living and working together, enjoying
the opportunities which Paris affords
to ambitious students for study and
education in every field of art Re
Gently Miss Evans has arranged to
make her home with Madame Martha
Lebreton, the brilliant pianist who has
wide acquaintance with Utah artists
This is an exceptional opportunity for
Miss Evans as she will become ac-
quainted with the foremost musicians
of Paris and have the benefit of asso-
ciating with them Because of this
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

bers fnfinern mhiien iuie irhber.
Tai ber Grtrng uuiersr ielber 10
be6eHtero Hadjgsiaiien, III niht sum
luenigiteH eine llriahe Der
SheaeruHa Der 2ebeHsmittel. llnS
sur igIben3 cit setcu nuh mir mate
riei! Suriid: HHiere 5nrlneu, uniere
Settlements unierc GScmein0en,
srde, SdGIe. tarS UNI nlIes. Gin
nrit siter WeiruHs nnb ani perniini
tiae Geiie anasitrrrgtsr EOslituuS
TT eben audi FIR Sas seiitiae uub litts
lite @uhl Der gtiellihait uothueu.
big. haO DtRc SfInlifns uno aeuut.
niiie gebt oas Hidlt.
8arIm tonmt ollie. 0en grattiiheu
Sertraseu 6errn Gfeis ;u lauihcu.
Sir tnben ihn ia idiDn in Ri6isun=
tain gefDrt. 9P6ge bel irbem Der iie=
ben SOrtrGse Die bstreiien6e' Gen,eins
be 0olls6tiig uertreten ieiu, .anps
bcw- nile gPnnner uno 5lnalinac,
t@ielIeidTt sriegeH oauu lmiere 56dls
ter nud' mai eineH 6anshaltItnasturs
jus. iuie Der bnieriids Raneruuercin
lUldle nit arobcm grioIre Ocrauital.
te..
Sic uidlite Te!lanicuoeriaEmluna
nirS. ale iicbCntt" Gm ~. fc,
butor III 9tdrpa nomc aat,Fuacn.
Ga III muhI upd' et'uls irGh. abcr
mon Bidlc id'uu ice; ocu &orioB ea
bin 80 GCtcu,
aR A!legit;ltutaat iauS rad Dem
0uhcE., cite @ryaimAliEa her itini
idhiatd Banner EE3 5arlltnae in
Der tScmetuDt III Or 2ca.ae INIT I'M
bic AM,HocrcEts iar t.t IonmcaSc
g2db! 0urc';u5crlib.r Ecv J., \. uus
.. $,meuocMcni iuayo.E au.aehcistu
oaa l., >. 3. :. uro a.. Smruec
meHtotuupricH, l.; T.. EHs IL.
3uiap lptitercm llr;hlitt u9crlaiiea.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Giae ante glnitcIIuna

tjnicn cbrgcisiGc iunae 0crrcn rnO
IaMeu erlalteu in GiicnbGbu
ooCr ornttlUien 1clc0rnpbcuoicuit.
Scit hlS Sinlnocu @eicB III 9rait se
trctcu, uro leit bent nuSee0chntcn
Nu.tic!lritt Der brnbt!uieu lelCarophie
iellt es oil 10000 lclcarnphllten
2icit AniteIlun9cu sGblcu nniau0tih
BON iiebsi0 bis neunSi0 Collars nlps
ratitttI. Sir pperiren inter 9luiiitt
uUa [eleorophbennttcn unn 0nrontic,
rcn alien Wrn6uirtcu cine glnilelluH0.
Sd)"gibt lueNcn ouSiIlhrlidDcr JuiUr
maJiga al Die eud) 5undci)it licQcuocu
,Sniti.atc. 9lotiunnl IclCoroph ,(u-
iii;a.s, Cincinnati. {, &bilNOcIphin,
10. glCnpbtN, Ienn., Columbia,
:. e, Davenport, 3d., RurtIauo.
Gre.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Miiiunri Giiener;.

Sciicripn Gitn. Mr..
81. Cit. - Niiiiuuri ) idbrlidlc 4ics
ic,nNa uun Giicncri cridhrt cine b
Uubcrc GuuGbnuua opn IrbcitStum
mlii6r I. Is. u. Nillcr In bcm 1910
.&uthpudJ" bcs bureaus inr ArbeitS,
itntiitjt in eincm Sapitcl bctittcIt;
~Glnc in ~toduua aerotbcnc Suouitic
lieu bclcbt."
.&ei,cdt in ben sersyt Sts ihSH'
d)cn Mtiiipuri lieat Giieuu;, mchr
pocr lpcniacr In eiucrt ,,uitorbc,
Iridlt AZ ldlmcIseu NIB oui ben
Wartt ~ brinacn. boS Willipnc non
TcllorN mcrth III nnb In acuhocnoc,t
Siinntitdtcu. tint bent Stuate oni
Iannc Sabre ihr alIc lcet pctcnbborc
,}ptdc auSiureNleu." laiitct cH IL,
bent bcinntcn Artitel. Suberr Euui
tc npr Neheutaua iiuo:
.Iu ben CsariaebiracH III nsc) &c
mug 0ilcucrs uprboubeu. um Stuhl
N iticrn inr bic SerbpppeluiI bcr
Sdtirueumeac alIer Giieubatnru IN
Wi''puri. ipas iett id,pu cine Sdnac
ppn Der 5000 Reilen nmiasi.
&Irbe &unber wirtcn.
-tSrrnoe ieuc Counties. ,pcldle Gi,
ienbahuca nm nptbwenoiairu bobeu.
bciiteu onS meiitc Giiencrs. gsiiroc
oicicS aui ocn Wartt aebrnht tuo in
StahIichicnen iir eiettriid)e uuo
Samp' sabncn umacwanbcIt. 10 ma
re bic duiac. ban uicI Sano iiir bic
3utnuit ocm Adcrbau snacmanot
,unroe. SdS wirbc In turser ,]eit
bcu i brlidlea llcberitue an Trubut-
ten in Niiiburi perbuppeln. niiroc
cine ,,iua.me Don 20 Srosent tn nm.
icrr Scabltcruma beeeuten uib MIN,
ocYiiiiouri bu 4ana peridhoiich. ben
&c Spp. .ysdltspeasn bebaupten ipilte
saen isintr Ilslcfl natlrIidrn Sursii.
&c uno uneridInptlidleh oilisdhrilen.
.0stif npdt ftin beainth,tcf Serind,
oemq@i .wgyokr. ~ frntanbeu.
niesk khslan6AE bic Giiinlaeex in
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

= Mint ndd,iien NuntaS. ber l4.
Npptmber iiabet Der arpbe gieb'Vcr'
iaui aui Der darm bes 6errr Ben
isrnui nabc Close Gitp in Cole Gunn'
~ iiatt. Vile Gene bic bieiem 8er'
tauie beisuwphnen iuiinidlen, 6aben
@eleeenbeit bic 5abrt bOrtbin per
Boot oon Der 8eiipbolta 2anbuns
aus su MAIDEN. 2aS 8uot perl6Bt
bic Beiiphalia 2anouue 3 llW Wiurs
gems unb tebrt na1 Ycenoigune bes
Sertauis suriid Sc luerben bprt
uertauit: Sollblut SbUrbOrn albe
bic Elm 9urdidnittSseiuidt BON
1900 Siuuo bnbrn; 8 Stierc bic mes
niger alS ein 9nbr alt limb uno 800
GfunO wleoen; , prahtuulle &inber
uno ? gnllen. SluBer biciem 8ieb
iueroen burt oertnuit jOSdpCine uou
edDter TplauO China Saiic.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Koelstopn.

Ter $urtraa GNtus ilr Sic cSar,
mer oeS ,. Siitriits Scrbauoes
aatb. llnipu non Niiipuri bat iidI ct
ipas ptrarbBcrt uuo louttt nie iplat
6reebura. am 1. (es.; &ihipuu,
tain. ont ). |cs.; Scitpbalin.> dur
i. Te;.; apelstp,uu. am J.; Nrini'
tc,uu am g.; Ct. GIiiabcth. ont q.
uuo RaruS Nume nm 10. Tel.
Hrui. Gdels wire Der &coucr iein
icin 5bemo IN sRilhwiubitaH. Siel.
leiht itidt eas Nierbou Tepartc
neut rpdh eincn ,peitcn 0errn nit.
Der iiber EruditpehicI. Spocnbeidmi
IeuEcit cts. lpridt.
lluicrc beutidcn tatholiihcn tsur.
mer m6acn iih alip bieic leidfe I've
leaenbeit. ihr ssiilen III berriheru.
uid,t entecbeu Idiicu, Tic Sorrroae
iino bcShaIb aud in cine ,Sahrrsseit
perlest. no bic Nrbtit uitht Sranat,
Tic Gruten nller Sueu iinb purbei
uuo sum &uritnlacbcn ms noh su
irhh. lie Scbeu werecn ant Sbcue
I'M I llbr aehalten.
Gin i6lioer ielbititaaciaer Sancrn.
i,a,,o III oos mid,tisitr itsiele ,SnlI'
inert Der .lsciellid,ait uuo lriro unic.
rsu neuhsiouiitcn Icn,asraen nnb
llntilrslern ben ,beitsn ssioerfanb lei
neu. slnS oiss ieupbI i'm Sscrriie
Anicryr hl. xtiisipn. .uis... apdh Der
Eeastifeu Cronana. TaiI iins Der
Snhtt and islbdtduoio ieiii uab ea.
0atft rrr reht an ieiner S&sIis init
yiebk holten. nn6 besmtssk., mus
alh btt .Sarptr Sd bic INC syruen
errSnatA haitep oer 1ehuit ,ilsS oer
Hiiieaidlaft ~ Nhse ,aiadeS. 4. Sc.
eet.anAExr usi66it uias eas ihan.
fsnii atbi > ~ arxnSs. ., =. a..
Iem safasir ,sdree Cd nidbt aAsers
etssa.; fis ~ y isst. .jsssn p
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Ctrlanat.

TcS .GoSmupOlitnn MIoNoiiuc" Der
Innat ciucn &crrctcr in Siooc Gpmu
N. Der bornll licbt, bnR Subitripti.
puen crucnrrt mo Girtulntiun burd)
bclunowe WcthpOcn, bic iih nuSucb
mcno bcWdMt hnbcn, III ucrNrOGcrn.
t"ebaIt uuo Nunmiiiiuu. frdbcrc
Griabrrne ruiiuidlcuNucth obcr uidjt
Itnbcoiuat n1thio. NOllc uocr tbcil
mcilc ,3rit, Aorciiirt. nit Hcicrcn
icu. ou; ~. s. Campbell, GpSmu
ppIitau Maaasiue. 1859 SyoaOluou.
Nciu s)ort Gitp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Herltnnlbnna nnb cine

Sefltillil0llilg hno cine nplc
,@,inae iiue bciec uuonncuchme S6itc
i'll iursr NIT. Cine b1ic 3lmae bat
idlu,, oft artbeS llnheiISuuaerid,tct
uno autb icttl, uiel tbrperlithcS 9ri.
ben prrurinttt. Sic seist an. ban
Der gRaocu cnber Sronnnno III. uuo
baS bic geber uno bic 9inac,peioc
niht rihtiF tfseiteu. ,surui'S MI
pentrailtcr III cine nncrtanutc Iaacns
Nle0isin. Gr iiirtt bic TcroouImaS.
praauc reWigy bic GinaelpeiSc, ldu'
ter: uub t2yiiiff boS Spitem. itdrtt
bic SrGsasftait unp pcricibt @einno-
belt mb tdsfe., &'cm Sic cine ala,
iobr 1Turni'S Sll'Sftrarser .um eptal-
inlfeu. fibcrscuaci Sic iidl.
bah ocr eartr pbeu bic, rcaaldc.
rrniil'.irtc sl!lnmrt triat. t3um %crs
fani bel Suialnaeutcn. 9iid,t tn
spothrtm su bdbem. 8ceeu ocs
sldher n id,ribc nlau on Tr, .xstcr
6nlrncn. 4 Spns 9p. l9--2s' sp.
6oeit Hk..' 0pisa6a, 81.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

Glib Wiiipuri wn'lidl iinb. Grit in
Den lcptcr 1ohrcu u bstanut etiuur'
ZEN, in lpctdlcu otHIa, Cuantitdtcu
Gitit> QtctGll upyhan6tIt 1T uuo man
.,ujI0 nod bcSrr,cuo uehr iiu0eu.
mcru man baiin II bcu : ;arts arilro'
lid, prpipettirt. &un ben arpReu
Guantitdtcn S!ci, 3int. Cadmium
u, /. ~. aar pid)t III rcben tnit all
mprntlidl trnlncu in bcu lcstcu Cab
rru Scridtc aus ben ipnrlicl be,,ppb
utcu @eacuben. bah mehr Giicuers
cn,ecdt wprhcn lei. lie mciiien bic,
icr GiienIoacr iino an ber OberiIdte
Der Gree uno N III baber gar uid,t
~ iaaen. ,pic reid boS 2aacr ticicr
uutcn iciu miro. GS ,oun ieiu oos lie
.lpie bic aphlculaacr in Horo Wii,
ipuri Stidltc aui Sbhte uprhaben
iino.
Sicle " inc Wieoer in
Setrieb.
doii I'M aosen 'holide Wiiiouri lin
oct man rrid,e Sdacr Giicnerse. bod
tummcn bic ecarnwduiac 2ieieruuaen
ouS bent Srpn Mpuntain 9aaer haupt
iadllidl bon: 4hcrm Salleu, Stecl'
ville, Craig NineS pi 9oitra. Nub'
pilIe. 9eNlic, SeGamp. Salem. aer-
riaaon. Senoridipn. SnIenn Chan.
nia, pSrecuuillc Euplar Sluii. Oar.
ion. Snhcripu. &rpublit. Salettp.
SuiS Ter. Samuua. Sirdi Src,
SsiIlarb. Srrptlin, Gmmct. Siliinas
lmN ben eseaeiiOcn I'M C,rauhbin. viii
Iiaaisoille. Sciicripu 6itu nnb Sui,
lipan bcrup. SaS Giicncrs bciirht
naS Der rpthen unb brauncp Sprte,
sSnunc 9oafitu hat in ben lesten Sab
ren uicle Spmien ueriaph. :, sabsrr
Counties fW III Der gieieruna pbeisnn
i;rhen, iiuai Il. dranis Satlfy
Garter. Ghkinian. Gur. grnipiorS,
7cut. Gisniliu. ,sreene. Seeii
Srpn. edMSuss. Aabiipn. Niller,
slewtpu. ,Gbannpn uHb Steoear,.
u, ~ 0battiss eeu gliiiouri piFP
Gftnsrs ~ esaiebiosa aaeern Mian.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
= iclc Sunrcniu 1909
ueriduo.

@cntdS Den uber Den &crianot in
1909 i'm .&othbut- iintiitiih suiam=
mcu9eiiellten 3ableu oes 0auytitatiz
ititerS Y. J. EDMONTON belief iid|
Ocriclbe aui 1912 Spnnen im g2er
tbe BON S37s. lS2 I'M ungcidmul;enen
3uitnnbc. Ter l'rci5 pro Spnne be.
trua 81. 30 bis $500. 9tah stnQabe
bicier 3ahIen idbrt ons -Sptbbutl-
iult:
.Miiiicwi iteiat nllnahlih, ober
iidler, I'M Slang hiuiidtlih Der 9icier.
una uuu Giieners. &pr uiclrn 3ab.
ren. ais man nod bic &ultarz Sflmcl;
Oieu uno .RoIliup NiiIls- in Garuns
oclet (lebt Sno Ct. gpuiSl hattie.
uobm ber Staot III oicicm Grscuanii.
ie circn be0Cuteuoeu 4oua ciu. Sruu
Nountom III ct. 6rnntois Guuutu
Iieiertc bomnls ooS n,eiite NctalI.
Gls Giicncr, im |rciic fcl. ihIuR Ell
i,e Sdlnlcl;crci mad, Der ouoercu oic
(bpre; neil cS Iidl chen uidlt mchr
be,nhItc, oaS Ntetoll cine peite
Strede 81 bciorocru. &ur brci Cab,
rcn luurce mil Oct NuSbcutuna bci
1ron MpunIdir wieecr bcounncn uro
icitocm hat mnn oIliihrIih tnuicnoc
uuu lprncu nui Den MWtt acbrndt.
lie Hulcauua ccr rCucn uuo bic Nus
oehuuna bon nhoercn 9iicubahucn in
SIo'Miiipuri bat pitlt nuberr rcidjs
bnItiec Giicniaecr tcm Nart ulbcr
acbradit uno bieicS war cinc &cubele
bug ciner inIi critprbcueu Suouitrie. =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

.Giuc Gddltunn pocr gIniaIl uun
grippe iiuo ,ucnia aciGhrIidl ,uenn
nidlt 2auNenentsdubuua cintritt NIB
bicics III mic ocr 6olI ,peuu Chamber
lain i Gpnab Hcmebp oebraudlt luirb.
Ticic grsnci bat ibrc eruRc Scrhbmt
belt lih, srubcu Nbiop olrdl ibrc mcri
iuiirbiaeh aurcr pun Gri6Ihuncn
uuo 2aWrippc uub III mbebiuat Der
l6iiia. %srlouit bci allen 0dnolen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
gtoti;!

lie Ntticuinhobcr Oct g4cipbolin +,
2isletunn IctcpbuucInic inb bicrniit
crindbt elmer gicrinnmi,mn bcisuuph
nen. Wcldr bier III 99cllpbOItu am
;Diit;ipOtb ocu lG. ytoucmbcr . llbr
NipyayilS I'M UoramcVcr NOtcl ito,,
Fnotn miro.
eicOrRc " Gdiuop, &rdi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
gtoti;!

Ten Stcuersablerr bon Waibinss
ton uno Sadipn 9upHibips Oiene
sur stadlriebt. baB id| pum Steucrs
eiuebmcr bic SteucrIiltcer baltcn ba-
be nnb lie in Der Yont babier Die
Stcueru rntridJtcr tUnncu.
S,cnrp Wcitermnnn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

Gin [hcil ocS III 1909 ucrlauoicu
G,5c5 lunr IN 1908 Gc1rnbcn uoroeu,
oaber mu6 man bic ,}nhIcn nidt oui,
ini'cn, ais rcpraiCutirten bieiclb'u
Die III 1909 aeGr0bcne Guantitat.
Nud W'ljroc Gc0eu GIOc Upu 1909
Ujcl Gri Nc9rabCu, NaS mid, uUr lius
lang Oes SdbrcS 1910 chi Den Mnrtt
tanI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
9tmofratelt iitgrtid.
Sic g. 8. =. erleioet i6uere gerluite III Ohio
9le,p DOrt nno MaaiiadAiietts.
Prohibition in ,lIiT,uri ab5ethan.

lie 8ab Tieaas ueriei nlgtne bcr 9ao su enen m
1emOan 9n aeu ort Der bcmutratde aanSoat Gr nit
10000 Smcn Webet hber eiuen Gesu Stmus ben el4rdFbn
Rupeuel bciin1u0tete. sum Suuuerreur erpdbIt
Te Gdbmg bes Temutrnten Sanpns Chic iii meiferer
Der gempaen euem Stante ben bic TOepubaner t @pfen @
sn ecipimen, tsue Mib idJeuten
6erner pab Oas rrpubtnndc @aafaies ben 2empaea SaB
sn Uuerner Gs in allem eenummen eurlt bic o. O. g. cine
ghCoerlngc wie ibr lett 1882 tere uiberiuJr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

81 Glau5e MD: 6aB i}acES cine
anbetc 2,cirt; 10 Qut iilr 2rudlauacu
lit, els Chamberlain 5 Gcuae Rtnr;=.
on. dJrcibt 9Prs. FraHtis SuryiH
Sum,tiun 9itp, Crc. 1iell Sr;uei
iit nadl iir GTtdltunsen mo Erpus
upubcrtrfii,idl. &ertaait bel allen
hanolcrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

Hahitebanoe 5nbelle 5eigt, tpie
Niiiuuri ais Giienerss Stnnt lpieber
uoriudrts itrebt. urb aiebt bic idbrs
lidle 0icicrnnn ieit 1902 on.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Wiilonri bleibt mob.

2os %ohi6itiunS gnoemen nur nit sincnn,ehrh pun
Wbr 1000 noerGciinnt uno vi 5udeuen et
lc un0ereu cubectS borner nunS idnte mnn ocidaaru
CbeIct D. oncia in gpus ct ucpb bic Mcbrsah Stini,
erbt becate bm oreS Reeb nit cun 900 Sneu r
Die Nouinotipn ir Scr Stnoen Senator
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10

pen.
stddiOts3a6f 3abcite siebt ben Der.
ianot fiir 1909 naf Counties in unb
su.aleit audI ben @ertb bes ROb.
ituiis:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-11-10
Sie gSabl i'm (iollniu.

cnhcnb 0o oa Ncrm Grautu r bic aanO0atca Ser bcerO
Ncntr otaeoeirn >r tln~ Rcutot nd Wciirin miro
9lntl, bct1mt oc0cbcn lueroelD.
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MAJ. ALLEN TO LEAVE.

TUCSON, July 26.-That Major
Henry T. Allen, Eighth cavalry. in
command at Fort Huachuca, has re-
ceived from the war department or
ders transferring him from his pres
ent command to Washington for gen
eral STAFF duty is a report received
here today. The date for his depart
ure and the name of the officer upon
whom the command OF the post will
devolve. are not known here.
Major Allen has many friends in
Tucson and his acquaintance with
the people of the city was consider
ably enlarged during the Cinco de
Mayo celebration which he attended,
together with the officers of his staff
and two troops from the post.
Captain NJ. o. Bigelow of Troop i
has been detached from his command
and is in Phoenix on his way to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans.. where he has
been assigned to staff detail. Captain
Bigelow win go east by way Of the
Grand Canyon.
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ne expense OF the meeting. is in
,-e hands OF a commercial club Ia
d. Paul. some of whose members
sympatnize with Balhnger-Aldrich-
cannon policies. Would they put up
,ner good money just to listen to
sundry roasts OF their friendsg They
wound not. or at least would serious
iy object.
Several weeks ago It is under
stood there was a conference in
Chicago between the representatives
OF these men and Pinchot representa-
tives, followed soon after by tele-
gram from Pinchot to the St. Pal
club. to the effect that the pro
gram of speeehmaking was complete,
and that ii would be impossible TO
change it. So far as the general
public is informed. the matter ended
with that telegram. At least. moth
ing on the subject of modifying the
program has been made public since.
Has Pinchot surrendered to the
blue pencil? Has Garfield consented
to rear as gently as a sucking dove?
Not if they intend to be present. it
is safe to predict They have defied
greater things than commercial
club with money for a banquet and
few other delights in the hollow
Of its hand. Unless we do the sturdy
enemies of Ballinger a great injus-
tice. they viii live on porridge, ride
on street cars and hire a hall Of
their own rather than have ice water
pored upon their steaming thoughts.
For months all Of the pentup bit
terness against Ballinger has been
transferred to typewriter copies Of
speeches, and when Pinchot declared
in his telegram that the program
could not be modified he probably
meant it, But this long silence on
the subject is puzzling. Some an
from St Paul would be
interesting. and would have a great
deal to do with the size of the at
tendance, one way or the other.
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AMERICAN BANQUET.

MEXICO CITY, July 26.-(Speciall
Plans by members OF the American
colony in the city of Mexico to give
a big banquet in honor Of the Amer
lean delegates to the Mexican Centen-
NAL independence celebration in Sep
TENDER are now being discussed
While the Americans here are more
than willing-really anxious-to show
extended attention and courtesies to
delegates from the United States IT
is understood that there viii be SO
much occupied in attending centen'
NAL functions that only one day can
be set apart for colony reception
CT banquet.
The American delegates win be
housed in the Cobian palace. on Sale
Bucareli, according TO present ar
engagements. They win live in spa
cious and luxuriantly furnished
apartments. 1t is expected that the,
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country and was arrested in Hoboken
ON complaint Of his brotherinlaw.
The Italian authorities are said to
have requested his extradition, but
II is reported that the request will
not be granted because Italy will
not permit the extradition OF Ital-
ians who take life over here and
then run home. SO that the prospect
is the the confessed culprit in this
case will eventually go free.
The evidence in the crippen case
is so far purely circrmstantial. The
doctor is suspected of having muir
dered his wife; his escape from Eng
land is the subject of parliamentary
inquiry; the police of half a dozen
countries, including the United
States, are searching every nook and
corner diligently The British gov
eminent has already requested Wash
lngton to take note of the case. and
in the event Of the doctors appre-
hension on this side OF the ocean
there will be no hitch over extradi-
ton The two countries are agreed
that such an arrangement best suits
the end OF justice.
The need Of a better understanding
with Italy in regard to these cases
is imperative
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NATIONAL MEET
OF coNsERvATIoNIsTS.

There are rumors that all is not
wen with the conservation congress
program, from the standpoint Of
clifford Pinchot. This congress is
to meet in st. Paul early in Septem-
Der, and two or three months ago
Pinchot and his friends were giving
it out that the meeting would be
a sizzling affair. He and other
speakers were going to handle the
enemies Of conservation without
gloves. There would be some plain
talking that would create a sensa
ton.
But it happens that the task Of
providing entertainment for the del
egates, as well as a large share n
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DR.. TAFT TRIES TO
TAKE A VACATION.

Those who have followed the re
cent course of events at Beverly will
understand, if they never did before,
the difficulties that beset a president.
1t was given out at the summer
capital a fortnight ago that Mr. Taft
would take a few weeks solid com
fort, on the links, in the scorching
automobile and then in the May
flower, the trim relic Of belligerent
days on the Southern seas. But the
republican party is suffering from
growing pains and there are a good
many partisans who do not relish the
aIlopathic treatment of DR.. Roose-
welt. They prefer the Emmanuel
method of DR.. Taft. First, restore
the patients equilibrium By Danish
ing hysteria. Then suggest common
sense and confidence. The patient is
expected to do much himself. There
are suggestions from the doctor. but
no strenuous treatment observes the
Boston Journal
The presidential vacation had not
been more than a week in full swing
before the call came from Ohio. This
case lasted three days. Yesterday
the President set sail for Maine,
which at this time of the year is
one of the vacation paradises; but
the growing pains are giving trouble
there, too, and so the doctor must
make a few professional visits-at
Eastport. Bangor and Rockland. The
Emmanuel treatment win be ad
hered to strictly. Better feelings viii
be strongly suggested. There is
nothing organically wrong; only a
little touch OF reform; and the presi
dent viii advise that reform. like
rheumatism, keeps other ills away
that the Pine Tree faithful should
take courage and go to the polls
united and invineibIe. 1t is only
the democrats who cannot ~com'
back
The president win have a vacation
when be leave the White House. bu
not before.