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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01
c0MMUTER MADE, NOT BORN
Contrary to General Belief, He Is Not
Merely Man Who Lives in
Suburbs.

The commuter is peculiarly q prod
uct of modern civilization. He is made.
not born. Contrary to the general
belief. commuter is not merely a
man who lives in the suburbs. but a
man who living in the suburbs. must
use the railroad regularly in going to
and from the city Thus AUTOMOBILE
lists. farmers gentlemen or other
wise). and local tradesmen are not
commuters.
1t requires great executive ability
and perfect self-control to be a sue
cessful commuter. One must be able
to sleep serenely until 7:3O. get up.
dress in dignified leisure. Fietcherize
his breakfast, chatting pleasantly the
while with his family. and then saun-
ter down to the station without the
slightest fear that he will get there
either ten seconds too early OF ten
seconds too late for the 500.
The men one sees wildly running for
the train. watch in one hand and a
mutton chop in the other. and the
men who get to the station five or six
minutes too soon were never cut out
for commuters. They should move
back to the city, for they will never
be successful They are neophytes.
tyros. bunglers. failures
Every college in the country should
have its course in committing, for
there could be no better training for
a young man who is about to enter
business, with its many exactions in
the way of method and system
Judge.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01

'Turn that wrapping paper the
other side out" said lady in a-dry
goods store this morning as the clerk
was putting up her purchase in a
printed wrapping paper. l don't
want to be walking advertisement
to your store. 1 read the newspapers
as all intelligent people ought to do,
and / think in them is the best place
to advertise your business, instead of
asking your customers to carry your
sign around with each purchase OF
goods, go and tell the people through
the papers what you have to sell and
how to sell Tx.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01

Wa-Keeney and Grainfeld played "a
game of ball on the laters diamond
on Friday which resulted in the
above score. 1t was supposed to
have been league game but when
Wa-Keeney put Since in the box it
was a protest game as he had never
been signed up and couldn't play.
But they were bound to have him
play and had it not been for nine
errors charged to the home team we
would have won anyway. 1t was the
first game this season that the boys
were 'sup in the air. and it is liable
to happen most any time. Wa
Keeney got nine hits while the home
team got twelve. We, have dropped
out of the league until we can get
things Strengthened up but we will
have some good games any way.-CaI
Sheaf
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01
To the Public

for cash only with 10 per cent dis
count on all sums over Sl.00 not in
Guiding sugar by the sack. No dis
count for produce taken in exchange
for goods Will pay the market price
for produce My aim will be to treat
all alike. You know and know and
everybody knows it takes money to
do business. Come in and trad& with
me I'll treat you right.
F. F. WURsT,
The Cash Store,
IL Collyer, Kans.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01
Warming the Devil.

An almost Incredible case of super
stition is reported from r~ihal. near
Gross wordein. hungary Tie place has
never before experienced an earth
quake, but recently series of VIC
lent shocks shook the neighborhood.
some being so violent that the church
bells rang. The villagers were great
IL alarmed AMI consulted an old WON
an Quack OF the place. who declared
that the shocks were the groans of
the devil. who suffered cold and hung
II Thereupon the peasants threw a
surnber of calves and goats into a
cnasm outside ahe village to appease
the DEVILS hunger and set fire to the
bishops forest in the neighborhood to
provide him with warmth The quack
and several peasants have been ar
rested
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01

The worst enemy to modern civili-
Zation is the smart Aleck automobile
driver. Not only is he a constant
menace to the safety of the traveller
on the public highway, but he puts
in bad repute the decent, careful
driver. He actually produces an aver
sion in the minds of many to the
idea of building good roads, because
he takes fiendish delight in speed
ing up and driving everybody else of
the highway. Let every auto club
and every officer swat the smart
Aleck motor drivers.-Newton Journ-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01
Or. NJ. ]. Brown, Specialist,

of Salina, will be at the American
House, Tuesday, July 18th, FL
lis, July 18th, prepared to treat
the medical and surgical diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
glasses scientifically fitted
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01
For Sale

Good shoats, young pigs and brood
sows. Inquire at American Hotel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
:2Id,tans! etsncriabler!

2G iperbe 40 auaeaebener ,)ct on
iplaen Crten .ieiH, nm Stegern eiu-
snfolIettiereu.
aoenia, bio 3 llhr aahnattaas
ben l6 Cttpber.
Surpn. biz 8 llbr slahmittn q
ben IL Cftpbey.
lseuersoitie, bis II aH. gcrn,it.
tags ben ls. Cftobsr. -
Cooper eill. pon : il4r ssdflnit.
tdas ben is. Ctteber.
Sreebcnr. bis 8 llbr g.ad,mittnss
ben 10. Cftrber.
Supe. bis II llhr gurmittaas be-:
20. Cttpber.
@lattuers. BON 2 llbr 9admittass
ben 20. Cftobfr
aub. bis u llbi Rittass. ben 2l.
Cftober.
Reta, ben %. nub %. Cttpber.
Sabbtp,un. bis IL ubr gormittaas
ben 26. Cttpber.
IGolt. 2 bis 4 llbr siadmittaas
ben 26. Cttpber.
@eitphalin, ben %. Citpbcr bic
Spittnas ben 2s. Cf.pber.
AuelBtp,pn, bon II llhr bis 3 llhr
YinhmitiagS ben 80. Cttuber.
Nraplc. bis 3 llhr HohmitiaeS
ben 81. Cttuber
Inebura ben /. Ruoember.
Ridlipuntatn. bon | llhr &pruiit.
taas bis 5 lltr 4adJmittaes ben 2.
Apuembcr.
9opie Greet ben .. 9lOpember.
SOibun. bis Nittnas beH 10, Nu'
ucnlber.
5rantenitein. bon ? llbr 9ntlmit,
tlaS ben 10, Rnpeulber.
Supstu,uu. bic Naittnes Den IL.
November.
Gbnmuis. pon lltr aahmittaas
ben 49,, H.. uue Is. 9ippember.
Stnrfc ben Is. Yopember.
ct, hubert, pcu 0iittaas bis sur
Gntnnft bes Iotaleu 6ratltsuaes ".
ben IL. 9iuocmber.
9umpts Dill ben IL. Rupember.
llcbriae ,3eit in osr Collectors Gis
fite su 9inn, Wp.
Ncine SiIien iuerben. iuie es ;noor
astlebeu, on Santtere, anuiIeutc
nro &oiiuei'er ocianht luerbu. ion
bern ell NIIe, bic eS ucrlaroeu, ein
%crScjdris Der su cutrihtenoeu
Stcucru acidrbt ,perocn. !Sriuot
cure nItcr l.uittuuncu nit sur AuS
aleituuQ.
Carries 5nrrcIl. Stcurciruchmcr
ilr Gia9c 50. M!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
Iard,tbarc Sat aftrorbe .n Nenn
iBibaaiaen.

Eas Stdbhcn Muffin in GeuniDts
pnnin lit nm so. Sept. por elmer
aotaitruphc heinaciudlt worher, bic
Iebhnit an iene bon Sobustpun i'm
Sabre 1882 crinrert. 100 2.23j Mcns
id,enlcben iriplse eiues .Cammbrur
DIES Elm nniieS @rab ionocu. Chne
jeGc @arnuua Gnb Der Stnuonn;m
osa SnheS, Der iiir Auiiiu bic sSol.
iertrnit lieiert. uudl, Hno In lper;acn
Ntiruter craoiieu iid) bic riciiGcn
@4ai'ctmniicu ourd bnS (bnt, Mites
mi; lid icrtyeiBtu0, mas iN S9eRC
I;an0.
In, baS llunIiId upll III MADDEN.
brah nud nod 6cuer aus, uno &ie.
lcS, mas boS gSaiitr ucrihprtc. ftl
Dem Gcucrwolpdl suni C9icr.
Ter tIcinc Srt GUilCll0, untcrhaib
Huiiin GeIe4en. nit ctluo 900 Gtn
luphurrr, murbc cbcninliS ;cyi,trt.
gind) elmer upr9cnpnIncunen Sd,dt'
lne, muiicu wcriaiicrS 500 Meus
iten ertrln,er icin. CSe0en ,ouienh
@cbnnbe nller Nrt ino theillpciic
uOcr enuslid) scriitrt urb Ser motc-
riclle &trluit miro nui 6 Miilipncu
acld)nbt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
SSire bic Melt hciisr.

SislcS htpcii sic!es. ssi: Saaiea,
&c pcviuhea ansem sa bsl'fH IN Sc,
.neis Inter eieics ii srau Y. y;
Seulb y. y. aeidDs hsrfb Glntri,
Sisterk aRe selIa0hei, evtane,.
ruth Ne arNcrfR 9sieennsz itH ss
usemen. .Sst SiahreH litt i'd oaSGa
sen- sso 2cScrieiesn.- icsgris iic.
-AIle Ssasei Die ith aebrouarr. icblrc
bis ih e.et;riS Sittrrs RaStu. 1icir
arp6e ArsHei ascS bal; mia nrsScr
bar Stu seIiea ispeRs eiurr Sna
Sis IA oer bsiis S;nEirr uub icaau,
lie sessr. aab xisscnNeeisia bic or
mad;t stxe Sersat es. Sbr ncr0ct
ltheH. 1k.bct eitisa.asr & spn.
sssapbaIia Hus aaii uRe<. y. Sten
& Sons Ssapina Co.. Z. 5hsmas
mne St.gliish<ft y -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05

4--Tie gs0pteiea iustthe idlOn iir
ben Rsnat September Sroit propbe'
ssiten, nibaeu itr Sdliio einsiehen.
1bep ore ~ aoop.
Tieie 3rau Ipridt Don eisenetn
Wiiiep.sunb laneer Griatrina. ndm'
lid. atrs. 2. 3. Sroaan. Gilion. "a.
bic iaete. sd weib aus Griabruna
bab Ghamberlnin's Cough ReIneou
lpeit iiber alle auberen iteht. IS sibt
uid]ts iuelhes fir Group better ,pa'
re7 gertauit bel allen Sdublern.
-6err @eprse gserner fam als
@eifaitreiienbcr iir bic &uliina
Grocer 60. Gnbe Der 8uhe nui
ieineH rsaelmdbisen balbmunatlihen
.1rip' hierbnrd. er uerblieb mic
eeipbbMlif,, lber Sonntaa uno lieB
iid3 banu Nontas upn George b.
Uaitrpp nad ben benahbnrten Crt.
ifaiten iabren.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
.'hir triiiiys ncd,ielW Senie2

QhaalilA ~ Gun Npm0hS -
90 on!omS IiIoS y llap@ N ;
o'a }ioH Gun o.ipqiaasS ua@ "
A)''alu'nll u iaf ,eS ANA .aliI-
AL pn,!Anlqnun laupls. ~
Nhl ~ ~ uaeaIUpnpnil% can aSavU
'H'ear1dlliiuu 'uaQurSS u,Ynn q
'"l'a' apn sm.ylpS pmas,N 'eu'p
SaG 'nnHn'p!sN uaounMpu,a,>
qua 'qg1& ouul9 'aa0nul,ugna
h'oHnSS uaa aan'd aa,muauloo ap
'lEhis aso " alS aluM u,pl,lgiso
n: aalrS rMuaR s.HIlpaS lnu at
NppH'S 'qlpS ap!a }! lpg a,u:,N
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
.Solf.

in Der hieiieen ct. antpniua airhe
ifloiien aeitern Roraen buIbaht
llbr Serr Spbu Geltrup rnb 5rl.
Clara SceeI ben 9unb iirS qeben.
Ter bodtw. Batter Suhn nucihcn
ppllsos bic 9rouuEs. Nls grnu'
scusen ihneierteu 6err Wartin SeI.
trop 8ruoer bee Grdutiean,s uuo
arl. Gbriitine gIibers. glad benz
Brautamte ,uurbe i'm oouie Der Qltt'
ter Der Hraut arau &llbeImine 9u'
eel unter lheiInabme Der Nndiiper'
ipaubtcn NIB 9lahbarn 0otSecit ae'
ieiert. Tas iuuar Yoar piro iidl
oui Der 6arm beS SrdutisamS hans.
lih sinridbtcn. H'ini sum %nuoe !
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
..Sruit HuS Si,i,uitII>

I. 9. SsilieH, brr Setrssar Der
liGai!:6sH afer5au5sboree. eriint.
teE e5sr ben Saatenitaas in Riiipu.
u am Gaoe oss Epnats 5<ytembey
Cen igieeHecH Scyids:
Rais:- Ter ,Suitans ses Rai;es
ii lea nut "a sR beruertken. s,or
eiHe,I s0Eot mar bcr Stnno II uni
BeE siHem sSnhr sJ.s. Sie Cualitit
Miro nit Us a5sei4ist. suirs nbsr
beocE-eT:o Riroriser lper6eH, ruenH
bas &eeeHiDetter an5dlt. aus allen
1heiien 0;s 5tnates tsrHnten aiaaen,
o1B Ser Rnis pcrSir6t Hns riele
ivETniise, i6JledItc a5ruer auipeii.
Au uieleu NnistUIben iiseu bic aoys
Eer 10 Icie, 6aB ne bei Der aerinaee
ren GruHties uirA beridstet oaE eiE
5heil oer aeirieen Nniseruie snrE.
SerinnSt berrit liest; in aHoerez
ba9egen III Hur eeuue ihr cine eiees
nen Sebdri aeernlct ircrbeH Tee
! hel Der Rniserztr. benz ,fr6i,e an
81 &r1iert Reifldtt: !estes ,tdhr
crtrus Der Errseatiat MIR 20 Eyr~
ieut; por stuei SahrsH easseen ~
RroScr;. 81 &rrcui Der heuriaen
Gute iar duitstsw4e ptriveHDsi. .pocy
tn Si!ps nrieraebTedI, ru9rSen. IN,
eauiea @tan: aenpmmeH. parbeH
dariuartciteu. bic ii6h ielhi befe.
i:iaitu. 0snis iar leoen RauDsI
Mais belah!,: bieIsniatn. melde
bel ben beieriitnoeu SauRer like
RnhIsciicu 5c,imrn. erhielirn Z. =
Gents. %oa SIS a,TTciponceHtsH,
i9e!ele aui Die Srast an,pCrtrtsu. pb
ts i;aiucr sebaItsr gsEit iEr bas
Sdnt;Ner pcu 9ais III bclomn'rn.
oatpurcten 25I mit ia. Zen Seridl-
ten pp., 5I50 TnrmeVH ;aioisc. Die
iiGl ater lO3 Counties ccs Coates
perheiiea, blbeH 5isies 3ahr. $ru-
seut Der dsrl.;er sgGi erIten 9Ral 1Sn
i1lircn iGr 025 SdrC;ecr ihrcs 1%ai.
les tcIIg,. s,aal Ssridle uoa sI5g
Garm4n. lie iicl aai II0 GoHEtties
oertht.en, S,rlS:cn. j.s &rpicEs
Der 6armeg 0io;ss 1atr sun, eri,tH
9inl Si,c5.
SSe;;ca: - S.ba.;sRot SiCscuii..
.c ha5tI >as Srlu 0eS Sseisas. tC-
cirtra.tt',iRr. gs II irSgiisH So4
'i,c1 ii, HG.itc ots Sr:alS teids..
Ter ,,Gfag0 oes ScesaS rtrS nit 81
te'v:riir..t:. [GS 4ti1mu;arCdl.
5as il; a.c,5,r ,aar, r'i, S@Iiicu tc.
ioet ic,yS,a i9u. tt;-l95 iE S.cr.
h3!;1,& ;u;; lc}icr ,iatc ll6.4 &ro.
sent. &icis ,}aa. /. lt>o.a nod, uit;
erNaiiiJ9. %:.H gtys.rstl,ea SpUr
ties ,o.nglt S;e g,aa;ri.'i. NG6 CyS'
wur,utv Die >ss:;;siao: ~ id.lH;gcs
ladies'.
@rstyc@: - CaS Sxai. eaS Ii.
mpSa Sar;tu .j;iGu ist.. urS ttrc,s&
ctaclyo, alcr IL. Uirs IEi %Itl.,.
n;F NJ: .,V.ai (15V R,il a. otse
i5,lBv;, gsc Gytg,l ii - SGits.5
Atte, 50; Gc.yag, - %Mt>t5.
Spa,tyc >,tg;a,;t GtGt1 S;tit ,iab,
l,a ugsl t;gct lG>,y1. ~:G ,,p'!3H5
Atr S,4NH.c,.e Ggg1 M: mi. ~ IL
Wcuht;, d De ageS,,cuNta %escg'
ial.> 9ts;,.cta sclAcSs: bntcc rey
y - 3. So ...e. ,st.A -. 49,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
Sin praftiid,er Ratb.

pldh iuenn idl nod ein 8adiii6 par.
Sni ieblihsen atlaeItteib.
SD e6b' metu balb Sermbaen Der.
aedrit Iu nod solo'ne Belt.
als rabenif,iuari mein gudenbaar
limb rpiia me,n Geiidt;
als itrablte meimer geualein @aar
Die iuntelnb Sternenlitht.
als ich am leidlteu @dugelbano
Tie Mdnueriuelt reaiert.
llnb no idl eins unb TOO ih ltano,
Sie al tef-- Mai seilbrt.
gls nszii mod Stan6hen mir aebradt
vie aubers mar es ba,
ala tdalidl ih Der StrauBden TraAt
alui ntfirem 5iidle fab
ssp IN fs FIN, bic iel6ue ;3eiit?
Tic Wlhthe Der 9atur.
Bon allcm. mas oas Gua erfreut
Mdj teine. feine Spur!
Tes Alters Glnd bat iih eriilllt:
% siebt oes Spiesets Bid
Bon -ienem. lebenSlpnrmer Silo
Ten Sd)atteu faum 5uriid.
2as 6aar mirb arau. bic Stiruc tabt
Tie ,ishnreih' Ihdenhnit
hub eslb bic oaut bic Nanacu
id,mai.
9es .taaes @loul eritalaiit
geraebsns voua id Sanimt unb
Scib'
lIub 8ptb NIB Silber mt 49,
stnr nod, Rulne bin i'd bout.
snr auuii nre NItertbum
slua hD' ,d Nerni;e einiam bier,
sleridimn,sIt uuo Uerbortt.
Nd) Sd,,psi,eru, Sdlweitern aIaubct
mir
llnb hOrct auf meiu ggcrt:
saeun Gudl Gin brauCr @iaun bcaebr,
60 ieib nidlt iiUls uuo ipr1o,
3ie 2iebe III Der gicbe mertb
Sunil u.rb es IeidIt..su indt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
Nilit 1trcifcr.

Sitmn!S idlrncn 9cbcr mo Girac
,pcibc nnt -Srcis" III iciu mn Der
mcioern Die redltc NrhCit. Tnru
benltbi1t ibr eer iieircH dnacuch-
men StrciIbrc,hcr -(r. NiraS 9'c,u
vic YiHA - Nicic un.iWlte Nilie
81 aetCH uuo riINe bic rita.ioc III,
tim ~ pcriCihCr s,nSQc.ctdnItc We,
iurohtit luire bnln iclecr.
&crindl,e. 20 Il; i. Nulcmcrcr &
Sou .NeitphoIja uu0 1nIt m0 S.N.
SdIcll &SpnS 2roalHaGp,, It. Stu.
mas urb 81. 6iGbe,h.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05
Vo>a!ts'

-@ir iiibteu uus 6erru &ruiei.
iur Sttp N. Sartea iiir lleberier.
burg ciues ron ihm trmpcHicy.cn
Muiititiidcs Abe Hpue &oroCt
Nsnrd- iu Tnutc uerpiIidltct. 9oH
Stiid lit I'M 6anscu lcitlt uno neIo q.
eiidl unh ipilte In leScm Nuuie III
meitltm Gin Nan1 III. niinftiae &uis
uahme iubcn. lircit iar ciu;tIac
Gupien ) GcutI iiini iIr circu 2pl,
Inr pprtuirei.
-6rl 8trrnrbino Ga'Wpp. Sthrc,
sin Der SnaS &iauihu!t, bciad,;c
Suurtos int Gl;tr9houie.
--SrI. 6romriS GoiIrpp ii, am Src;
toa letter @cbt mad, 2iitlt Scrgtr
abaereiN, Sie iieh; Der opy,i0cr
VarridlnIs nlN Ychrcrjn pUr.
-rg'ou unicr,u Mrmcrn luphutrn
etipa cir TuBcrb Der 1taotS Apoiiil
lune III See0itn lei.
-IlnIicu lcst ifr ,}eit nit NCm
1itr,cn lucNeu Der Frooiui SrigoliS
I'M arieae'
-0err gIuauii seerrcr bc0ab ih
am MOntaa uadl 81. YoIi@ eiucs,
tbeiIs :peaer GrIebi9ura pou &c
idlditen. nuScrcuIhcilS um icinc
brci bort rppbreroen Etd,tcr iirou
Shcooar 9rtcr. tiruu 5rdn, Nauhgr
nno 6rcu Yeo 8aithcy, Screa IrR.c'
rcn 8eaicbl Dor NmScm ltiucu Ru,
iien ols auoi'rr Der 1rpn W!uuntnir
Nohn uicheritGie NIB pcu Mprroc
uad St. NppiS no CT lce, Gin eirpcc,
rie-0cidldIt bcrcibi, unGUa, 81 he,
iuchcn.
--Ter imrae slrit Er, GpyncI,
us @, %icicmtger, bcm riu Tiplp.
na. peldlcS CT iH, Irbttu Truhiatw
opn Der Ct, YpuiS Yh,'ittor2 cuN
SurniouS 6plIcac crhoItcr mh mcl
dies ihm 81 eiuem upIliiGnpecu Sol.
tor NJ. :. madi. Eih; acuuO;, be
aab iit, nm Mcutoa uah bee It.
gaGiS llaietriit1t um iJl nod athr
Nerutriilc IL hrrlcw iar i,irrr
Nitimcuiilcu 10 nnDIidjtn eScr aucl
uerau,wurtIidcu Heruir AZ cup,r,
ben. Goruc0 Will c0 81 ctrrEt W..
{, hriuacn ber lt5cn 2tcrbtidcn,
Der benz Sculcumauu nrdl nitt nan;
lro ohre Sscttire ge,inl,tu, tgv;c,
-5rnu Stephou Srtmeutr BON
Saps ipmie oercr Sdbmcltcr Srou
@atcielO arN her Iepttren Sdi,pic.
aertpdter frnu Nnno &atciirIo puu
Eenton. SlliuoiS cSGie Der crI,ere,,
beinh.en birr rub IN Solf %cuuaubs
&c.
Ssir emp'chien urs alien 9enen,
ipelhe cline Observation-Disclosures No
lice habcn n0hten. ois Necnt Der
Equitable Gle stiiurance Gpmpauu.
elmer oer iIteisn, beitea ua0 ar16teu
Observation-Disclosures inn soubc.
ssir tbnnea endl nit iraeno einem
glane bienea. eitts, shera in nm.
ierer Ciiiee uursnipredeu. che ibr
ouocren s.:sluar,iaen aaentrn, mel
die end iin,er ieine before 3plis bie.
ten fpnEen. euer Ssrtraaea ibentet.
xdsunasuc!l
emrn Gnilrup.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-10-05

! =. Gc.,.,sr ~l'Tpr. Chr.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-04
SCALED THE MOUNTAINS.
Arch Hoxsey Flew Over California
Mountalns-couId Transport Sol
diers Over Route.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Arch Hoxsey, of
Pasadena, Cal, honlder of the worlds
champion aeroplane altitude record
11,474 feet-few over Mount Wilson,
the highest peak of the mountain
range that rims the valley in which
Los Angeles, Pasadena, and the towns
of the orange belcxie.
Under ideal weather conditions, he
scared 1O,OO5 feet into the sky, and
cleared the crest of Mount Wilson
with 4,20O feet to spare.
Lieutenant Vernon Boiler of Fort
Whipple, Ariz., and several other
army officers asserted Hoxsey's per-
Torrance pointed new way of trans
porting armies across mountain
ranges. He said that a thousand BIZ
planes could transport an army Of TO-
900 men across mountains as high as
the Alpas in day.
Hoxsey used a Wright biplane,
equipped for passenger service and
he made the journey from the field to
a point beyond the mountains in one
hour and % minutes. The distance is
estimated at "a miles.
News of his success was flashed to
the aviation field by telephone from
the Carnegie Solar Observatory on
Mount Wilson directly above which
the aviator scared. Hoxsey said that
it was fearfully cold and is certain
that if he had had a recording ther
mometer with HIM, it would have
showed the temperature of the upper
altitude to be far below zero.
Just before the close of the after
noon's events the crowd got another
thrill by an accident which nearly re-
suited in the death of Hubert Latham,
the French aeroplane expert, who
made valiant attempt to save Glenn
Martin, California novice.
After successfully negotiating the
course once, Martin was blown far to
the south of the field. where he mar
rowly escaped disaster several times
among the high wires and trees. BY
shllful maneouvering of his machine
he finally tackled back to the course
and the crash came as he was trying
to make a landing. Two or three
thousand men and women were with
in few feet of him when he dash
ed into the wire fence just in front
of the grandstand. Latham was in
front of the judges box when Martin
brought his machine to earth.
Latham saw the danger and rush
ing out, caught hold of the machine
and desperately tried to turn it away
from the fence, but miscalculated its
speed and was dashed to the ground.
The running gear of the machine,
which weighs 900 pounds, missed
Latham's face only by few inches,
and Martin and his biplane sped into
the fence with force enough to break
the iron posts upon which the wire
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-04
CAROLINA GLASS CO. CASE.
State Gets s17,55oo7 Paid by colum.
bia LEGAL Bank.

State Gets S17,55o.o7 Paid by coIum.
bia Local Bank.
The Columbia dispensary board has
turned over to the dispensary COM
mission, through the chairman, DR.. W.
]. Murray of that city, s17,550.07 owed
the Carolina Glass Company. This is
only about $1,000 less than the State
claims the glass company owes it on
account of the over-judgement found
against the Columbia concern by the
State dispensary commission. The
action of the dispensary commission
is under the 1910 Act, by which the
funds in the county dispensaries
were provided to be turned over for
over-iudgment to the dispensary COM
mission. There was claim of about
$4,000 against the Glass Company on
the part of the State. There was an
account of the Glass Company against
the State for about $4,000. The COM
mission has been seeking to collect
the difference.
The Supreme Court recently de-
declared, in deciding the Glass Com.
pany case, that there was no lien on
the company's property. The Glass
Company announced some months
ago that the case would go higher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-01-04
BANKS TO CHANGE BOOKS
National Bank at ouanah, Texas,
'Hoodwinks Examiners For Two
Y.ars--system For All Banks.

Observation-Disclosures following
the forced liquidation of the Quanah
National bank of Quanah, Tex, sever
al days ago, caused the comptroller OF
the currency to issue an order direct
ing every one of the seven thousand
and two hundred national banks in
the United States to install what prac-
tically amounts to a uniform system
of bookkeeping.
Investigation of the Quanah bank
discloses that it had been doing busi-
ness for the last two years, although
undoubtedly insolvent, and although
inspected at regular intervals by ma
tional bank examiners that during
that time the examiners were Unable
to learn the banks true condition
largely because the management re-
fused to keep proper record of its
business transactions, and that the
entire capital of $4,000 and probably
some of the $4,000 surplus was paid
out to stockholders as dividends.
In statement issued, Comptroller
Murray comedies that his examiners
were hoodwinked for two years by the
way the bank handled its notes.
Reports to headquarters show that
an examiner finally did become sus-
picious shortly before the banks clos
ing and insisted that new set of
books be installed. This the officials
did under protest, the report says; but
they abandoned the new system to re-
turn to the old one two days later
after the examiner had left town. Re:
turning to Quanah unexpectedly, the
examiner found the change and re-
ported it by telegraph to Washington.
To insure system of bookkeeping
by which the true conditions OF ma
tional bank can be determined at any
moment, the order issued directs ex-
aminers on finding a bank whose
exact condition they cannot determine
to report the fact by telegraph to
Washington and give the management
of the bank thirty days to install the
necessary books.
cat the end of that period" says
the comptroller's order, "the examiner
will return to the bank at its expense
to determine if instructions have been
complied with and if the necessary
books have not been installed, he will
remain in the bank at its expense
until such books are installed under
the direction and supervision of the
examiner"