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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-05-10

But I'd never know, because they wouldn't
write and tell me- You see, 1 sell my Washing
Machines by mail. I have sold over half million
that way.
So, thought I, it is only fair enough to let
people try my Washing Machines for month
before they pay for them, just [ wanted to try
the horse.
Now 1 know what our $1,000 Gravity Washer
will do. I know it will wash the Clothes without
wearing or tearing them, in less than half the
time they can be washed by hand or by any
other machine.
l know it will wash a tub full of very dirt,
clothes in Six minutes. l know other machine
ever invented do that, without wearing oul
the clothes
Our 1000 Gravity" Washer does the work
it almost a strong woman, and it don't wef
the Clothes fray the edges oth
machines do.
1t just drives soapy through fbres of the
clothes like force pump might.
So said myself will do with 1000
what wanted the do with the horse. Only
for the people to ask I'll offer first and I'll make
offer time.
you 1900 Gravity" Washer on months free
trial. I'll the freight of pocket, and
want the machine after you've used I'll take
and the freight. too Surely that fair enough,
Doesn't prove that the 1900 Gravity" all
that say it is?
And of what YOU will save
its whole cost few months
And thenit will save so rs week
washwomanS wages. 1T you keep the machine after
months trial. I'll let of what
saves 90 cents week. send so week till paid
for I'll take that cheerfuly and my money until
the machine itself the balance
Drop line today and let send book about
1900 Gravity" Washc~ mt washes chnthee n minutes
Address this way = H. L. Barker, 1000
Court Street, Binghampton n Y. If you live
in Canada, address 1900 Washer Co., 357 Yonge
St, Toronto, Ont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02

railroad in, upon and over the public
grounds, streets, avenues and alleys of
said town Of North View.
With. the said application there was
fled with the said Recorder of said
Town of North View draft of an or
dinance granting to said Fairmont &:
Clarksburg Traction Company, its sue
cessors and assigns, the right and
privilege of constructing, operating
and maintaining the said street rail-
road in, upon and over the public
grounds, streets, avenues and alleys of
said town.
The said application will be present
ed to the Common Council of said
own at the first meeting thereof held
after the publication of this notice for
so days or as soon thereafter as the
said Common Council will consider
the said application.
This notice is given in obedience to
Chapter %, of the Acts of 1901, of the
Legislature of West Virginia.
F'AIRfoNT & CLARKSBURG TRAc-
TON COMPANY.
BY s. L. WATSON, President.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
Consul &c orge G. Cole Writes
An Interesting Article on
That Subject.

WAsHISGgON; Jan. 2.-George G.
Cole. Of Weston United States consul
lat Dawson CAM has an Interesting
story IN the daily Consular and Trade
Reports OF today on the use OF auto
mobilesin the Yukon country in win
ter. The principal reasons why au-
.tpnobiles. have not come into popu-
lar use in the arctic regions, accord
ling to Mr., Cole, is that the sleds,
which are the common vehicles of
transportation there in winter, are
made very narrow aud the use of
many sleds beats tracks in the deep
snow which are not wide enough for
the automobiles and on either side of
these beaten tracks the snow in IS
to "a inches deep, making It almost
impossible for the automobiles to get
through the Snow
III some enterprising motor vehicle
company" says Mr.. Cole, would con-
struct a motor car Of the width OF
the sleds now used in this country,
it could be used to great advantage
throughout the whole Yukon valley
for speedy travel for conveying mail,
passengers and freight The time
now occupied by stage between White
Horse and Dawson is five to eight
days, with relay stations at 20 mile
intervals, while an automobile should
make the. journey at any time
in the year within two days"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The Merci1antE Nationa1' Bank of west
Virginia at ClarHsbuFg- ClarLs-
burg, Dec. q, 19t1.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of this bank to elect directors
to serve for the ensuing year Will be
held. at It's banking. house, corner
Main and Third streets, Clarksburg,
W. Va, Tuesday, January 9, 1912, at
II o'clock a. m.
W. a. LEWIS, Cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
MILITARY
Property of Mustered: Out
Company at Kingwood
Taken Charge Of.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.-Captain L.
c. Burdette of the ordance depart
ment left today for Kingwood to take
charge of the government and state
militia property of the Kingwood
comptny which has been mustered
out, and will ship part of the prop
erty to Morgantown and the remain
der to the arsenal in the capitol
building. Captain Burdette will also
visit Spencer to examine the rifle
range there and inspect the militia
property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
.N e w M Q
NEEDED "A n Y EyK ON

J. y 4 a Z
West Virginia timber and lumber
dealers may be Interested IL know
ing that the United states govern
sment Is advertising for nids on
large body Of timber On ne Tahoe
national forest in California. The
terms proposed mark change in
the policy Of the past in regard to
prices on standing timber. The ma
tiona1 forests contain, 1t is esti-
mates, over 500 billion feet of mer-
charitable timber. In many cases the
purchaser finds It necessary to make
an initial investment in transporta-
ton facilities Of enormous size be-
fore he can begin operations and
must carry on operations of vast
magnitude. 1t has been the policy
of the government to allow no opera
tions extending over a period of
more than five years A plan has
now, been devised, however, for allow
Ing longer operations, with a periodic
revision Of the stumpage rates.
AT the end of the first five years,
the price to be paid in the Tahoe
sale will be revised, to be determined
by prices which have prevailed for the
last five years preceding the re-
vision. The Tahoe sale will call for
the construction Of 20 miles Of rail
road, which will be common car
rier. A minimum price Of $3.50 a
thousand feet on yellow pine, on
which 1T is estimated there are 90
million feet, has been fixed, with
s1.OO a thousand feet for IAN other
.imbers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02

in the year 1912, commencing at
eleven o'clock A. NJ. Of that day, at
the front door of the Court House Of
Harrison County, in the City Of
clarksbdrg, said Harrison County,
State Of West Virginia, proceed to
sell, by way of public auction, to the
highest bidder therefor, the property
conveyed to me as Trustee in the
said deed of trust, or so much thel e.
Of as may be necessary to satisfy said
Indebtedness; said property being as
follows: "A certain leasehold situate
on the G. w. Williams farm in Ten
Mile District, Harrison County, West
Virginia, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: On the north by
County Road; on the east by lands of
G. w. Williams, known as the j. B.
Davidson tract, and lands of Luther
Raymond; on the south by lands of
Luther Raymond, s. 1. Ritter; and on
the west by lands Of A. Williams, con-
tanning seventy-fve t75) acres, more
or less, and being the same premises
demised, granted and leased by G. w.
Williams and Della Williams, his
wife, to F. E, VanWormer and F. H.
Parks for oil and gas purposes by
written indenture of lease bearing
date the 9Th day of January, 1902,
and recorded in the otfice of the
Clerk of Harrison County in Deed
Book No. 129, at page 1854, etc, ref
erence to which is hereby made; to-
gether with all oil wells, carpenters
rigs, rig irons. boilers, engines, cas-
ing. tubing, pumping outfits. tanks,
water lines, gas lines, steam lines
pumps, pipe, tools, and fixtures and
appurtenances of every character and
description situate upon the lease
hold hereinbefore described and to
the same belonging.
TERMS OF SAIlE-Cash in hand
on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 28rd day
of December, 1911.
THOMAS NJ. BLACKWELL
Trustee4
CHARLES POWELL. REAIBLE
WHITE, Counsel for said Trustee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
WILLING !. /.
Workers Are Entertained by
Mrs. Eowther in Her
Home at Mt. Clare.

MT. CLAIRE. JAM t2-Fhe : Will
ing Workers were very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. John Lowther
Saturday at her home. after the
business transacttons were over, re-
freshments we're served by the hos
tess and little daughter, Nina.
Miss Edith Malone. is spending a
few days with relatives at .scottdale.
Misses Esther, Anna and Nadine
,sktdmore. ofiaclaEksburgj were Wis
ting relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
The Rev. Howard Snyder, for
mer pastor at this place: visited rel
atives here this recently.
Ruben Bartlett Is Wearing a smile
that will not come; off, A little boy
came to his home to stay Saturday
morning. Mother and babe are do
ing nicely
Miss, Maude Wolfe has returned
to Warrington, where she is a
teacher in the public schools there.
Mrs. Thomas Fisher has an attack
of bronchitis.
Steve DaTisson, who is working in
the Lewis county oil and gas field,
is at home on visit.
Ira Kay has moved into one Of
the new buildings on Pike street.
Miss Edna Maxwell attended the
WeekIy4Camp wedding.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
TRADE WITH RUSSIA
IS SHOWN in FIGURES
Statements by This Country
and That Show Some,
Discrepancies.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. r.
The large number of inquiries re,
ceived by the Department of Com
merce and Labor regarding the
trade between the United States and
Russia has led to the preparation
of a statement made upon that sub
ject by the bureau of statistics of
that department. 1t shows exports
from the United States to Russia,
approximately 25 million dollars;
imports from Russia, 12 million
dollars, in the fiscal year 1871; and
indicates that trade between the
two countries has practically
doubled in the last decade, the in
crease occurring in both imports
and exports. Hides and wool are
the principal articles imported
from Russia, and cotton, agicul-
tural implements, binding Irvine,
manufactures of iron and etsel, and
manufactures OF leather are the
most important of the exports to
that country.
The above statements are based
upon figures of the United States
government showing imports from,
and exports to Russia as reported to
the bureau of statistics by the Gus
toms authority Of this country, They
differ materially, however, from the
official figures Of the Russian gov
eminent showing her exports to, and
imports from the United States. The
Russian figures of imports from the
United States are, much larger than
the United States figures of exports
to that country, while Russian fig
ures of exports to the United States
are much smaller than our own
statement of imports from that
country. These discrepancies be-
tween the official figures OF the re-
spective countries are due chiefly to
the fact that in many cases goods
In the trade between the two coun-
tries are not consigned directly to
the country of ultimate destination.
In such cases goods sent from the
United States to Russia or from
IRussia to the United States are con-
signed first to German, English or
other middlemen who forward them
to their ultimate destination. This
is particularly true Of cotton, which
is the most important article of ex-
port from the United States to Rus
STA. The United States figures OF
total exports to Russia in the cal
endar year 1909 show little less
than ST, OOO,OG6, while the Rus
sian figures show nearly s3O,OOO,-
900 worth of imports from this
country. On the other hand, United
States figures for the same year
show imports of over $4,000, 900
worth of merchandise from Russia,
while Russian figures for the same
period show little less than &c.
100000 worth of exports to the
United States.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of a certain
deed of trust executed by F. H. Park
and eHatue Park, his wife, and F. E.
Vanwormer, parties of the first part,
to Thomas NJ. Blackwell, Trustee, of
the second part, bearing date the 18th
day of October, in the year 1908. and
recorded in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Harrison County.
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. ''U," at page 900, given to secu.
the payment of a certain promissory
note bearing even date with said
deed Of trust, fully mentioned and e.
scribed in said trust. and default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the
said note, and the undersigne
Trustee being directed and required
by the owner and holder of the note
thereby secured to sell the property
hereinafter described. 1. Thomas NJ.
Blackwell, Trustee in said trust. vii
on Monday the 2sth day of January,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02

Mrs. A. R. Tabor, of Order, Mo-, had
been troubled with sick headache for about
FIVE years, when she began taking Chamber.
lain's Tablets. She has taken two bottles OF
them and they have cured her. Sick head.
ache is caused by disordered stomach for
which these tablets are especially intended.
Try them, get we'll and stay we'll. Sold by
ali dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Fair
mont and Ciarksburg Traction Com
pany did on the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1911, file with the Recorder o
the Town OF North View, Harrison
County, West Virginia, its application
for a franchise for the construction.
operation and maintenance of a street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
EBEN DIES

GRAFTON, Jan. 2.-Charles H.
Eben, As, employed by railroad con-
tractors at Hardman, died in a Graf
ton hospital Of injuries received when
he fell under moving freight train
at Rowlesburg. His legs were cut
of.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
Aus abolt Charlton 60. @,SS;

gtm %rrabert pur allerteiliaer
mel Der erite sdInec. sohit ,pdr bic
@itterurs iebr giiiiitig iar bic ssiu.
terinnt.
+ 2ie &ciscnetittc mar ;ufrieoeni,tl~
leub. Tic acrnttnte nil oeren eir-
briuaen man lett begunutu hat, lit
cine iebr quite. lie slu6arter, 0ie
ieet int Sarge. III OieicS Sabr crne
iiberoiii rtidic. SeionScrs reid III
oieic in ben gliCbcruraen Der Mi,
iuuri. Cbdritun Iho Grono 6lniic.
lie Tetnu. cine bet bclicbteittn mo
ruubIidlmedeuoiteu siufnrten. oeocibt
bier aut nrb brinat bent Iatacr
beu,c l3 cin5aIb Gents oaS l:iuuo
Rad Serrtfnltnaeu WirS bieic NuB,
crutc ben 6armerr bieicS Counties
M bic SO. 900 ciubrinarn. in
SruuSlpid nIlein ,uuroen hu circm
cius:acu 5hst hbcr $4,000 an Snr.
nier iit 9iliie nuSacintl.. g. !. Y.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
@uaei .Serhprjt;

Sim atitrisen Moraen. gl!ltrpodl
ben G Nuuembcr adt ltbr ertlangen
nieoer bic 6ofseitsslpdeu uunt
7 hurme unierer ct. SUiepb : aitdie
uuo, che Der lekte aIons uerhnllt,
ltdtb berr &ilheIm GOeel NIT iciner
Sraut Sri. jronsistn Scrbprit por
benz sIttare uub beipe reidlten iih In
0eacmnnrt bcS bpdnp. beerr Einrs
rerS. Der Onur audi ben Snno icenete.
nuo iu 6caenUort Der ,icueen 0err,t
Mutton &uael 8ruOcr bee Srduti1nmS
uno rSrl. 5bcrciia Serburit Shluener
Der Srout. iid sum Bunoc iiirs 2ebcn
bic. pauOc. yiah benz S>rnutnmte
lplrbe uOn ben yIcnpcrmdtltcn I'M
Nreiic nndliter Terluanhtcn inl 0auie
6tS Ncrrn Mutton l,oer t'riihiiiid elm,
aerpntmen. gIah bcm @iahle iubr
GaS iuuac Eaar sur Jarm ber Sraut.
filitttr 3ittpc Mdria Nerboh, Gurt
ionb I'M areiie Scrwnuoter. frcnnbc
uFc TatIhorn 0ohse't Itatt. Tas
ncnpctndhltc lunae Yoar wiro oni
Der FARM oeS iuneu Ghcntomes, Die
Hofe ocm llier ecs tunldutilhCn
CinGe Gluiies Gelcaen, ,uobrcn. Zen
@lGdpinihcnocu whit iidb aud ooS
%'H%ultsbintt" aN Moar Neinca @pt'
tcS reihi:er Scocn au' ,aenielnihmcn
Setcnspiabe beihteoen ien'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
fasaS.

.1tt. [auitt 2anaihtdits II eublidl
Gil'ge,fhht. ,uili iebt pnth btsibsl,
upO SIuaeu, Ehreu Muuo uno 9laic
riicu toltcu um ctluot nniiuipmQl
upntt CT ben geitm bc& .%ptsbtott"
el.Htn Tam liuo ibueu ipdbrenS Der
tGHprr @in.crnbeuoc hic 3eit ~,
pertpibsn. Ter aaUnSldacr iuSt
muh': 1cti aebts binter bic Naitu
her ih,b baS anoIIcu i'm Saidl mieber
log, Nintcr br Ndicn mic lbcrlaupt
n,itE nnberc S9,lo - @anc. ubcr
RaItthiet -. miro obtr in Sinrt
Gpnntu nadl ocn ,daNrcrbp,cu. mic
mor it ila So;iSb!oit iiebt, uid't
acaonner ,uerben. Trr hchanp,t.
Der Eopncr Neu naj ieirtm
sniirr pUS nbcr haS Ssii0 bns 6nroui
nd, nhe;k n icin, Milo ttiu auaIlrn
bort. euRer ber. 6armer bolt iur iirh
une fM,lIe ttncn Srutbobu. ia
len rotr ioniiises SSilb, &ie uicls
Ynoies ben SabaiSorit ocr ciucs
oerrp 3ieiic sWrtra,. nitt ertra
aen fprnen ober wUIIcn. crtraat Der
farmer nidlt Den @e,ah oes &ulurrs
ans ircmStr >Sdaer Sdlrtbprharl
= ano rt ice lphers be Is right.
sLp -. "a, iin6 % Sttobcr wprbt
h;sg Sas 4Us Stunbenecbet abaehaitsn.
,ins SaShltit bsi fcmi,ibeu waren
iolasuoe $tielef bier Sothr. Grub
pen &qrosniI,t. Sdlromm uon Sih
ipuutsir 7icseRbrbf uau @cfphnlin
nuS s4mibt bbp 81. .1hpmas. 9rp
teier tfIt aie Erspid,et.,
am. Scanteh @atts Scr 6rmen
S,eien ali unisrsnl Jritbb0ie erSaht
&eiietu. tplittp6nJ .ittpiien in
hIeiatr ;ftars isopsrihs aifdr Serr
Sernarb, Hect ,unb ST.. Gliiabetb
Sitsr ben Ssms ihrs qsben. Ven
pclatr tt ,pdrs es Eart frer ius
NM aeIaAat lsi @snStlut r1sr Se
pi;tll,auz Or hats .taS saat idrl
,nslars = csflteisf - ,.asa
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
2isnaiiHrte ben 3ms NIT BEN
Semoe.

sein bsHb pom eei6e rrisen6 !,
ishciiiifis Gin Chior einen ,3ua I'm b
rettete i'm Dor benz Gntaleiien, abe {
8. I. alhru Raleiah, " 6, uers
hiitce Gin llHalGd Ourd, electric
Sitters. id mar tn itredliher Ser.
iaiiuua. ais it' ihn gu sebrmdben
beaafiu- ifreibt er. .Rein Naeen
appi. nnb Riidcn uarcn ihlimm ans
aesriiien uHb meiue ae6er in iAled,z
tenn, 3uitnibe. Bier 6lGifen Electric
gitters nbtr nt1hten mid uie neu.
aeburen ilhien-. Gin Seriu1, ruirS
euh pOu ben unlbertreiilihen Der.
bienit iir aIle YtGaens 9eber. uuo
teren!eibsu aberieusen. greis SOC
bel aoriaH & 6ittemeusr, Eeitphnlia,
Rehaetn & loilten,erer .JOlt ui6 z.
u. SheIl & Sprs, Si. 3honlas
unb ct. Gliidbeth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
Eaaoperbet.

ssir ,sis llhlsrselApsten, terbi.te;l
hermit qltes SaaeA iihS ,5dIIenitet-
len nn' uiiictsii,. aanbe. Gsasi,
s)ntuioertanbelh1en wtrS seleblid,
trreeoaftaen iperSch.
Sbbn aueteHtltIf
6ttmanh Nltbnsier
Sciepb gaiirur,
@Ubelm anueoct.
Suleph Olteiebt.
SSbn dedtteI.
;sui 9cras tat eine 5fna ftii-
linas iut &elt 6sbradlt nuS .ituen
bic g!dmeE oer orei FrdiiScutjhoits.
ioabiaten acaebcn. SeiieiitliH mltb
baourdi fie Gtittdth In bet ss.cNe
nidlt deNbrl,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
aaas @ettsi.:

1h. Sci nnfsrtcihnctr,' crloubt
mi mttwr Sam. ,mrSer eui ctloe
sdurten nod msiIlnri iGlat,m 9o,ioe
weoer ldh iipdh radItsi Soach nit
bunoen.
gsiitt!m Suramtper.
.-Serr 6stuann 0tltmcucr,. @ui.
tin uno ainbct uon, ct. Gtiiabetb
luarcn ectsecntah So Guacl : Nrr
.ura 0etFit bier, unO iicstetea iu'
ateidl ben G!lcrp bultnlsppsr uno Der
Saiaiiie Sc'csh eSers cined seiud,
nb.
-asf iSSsSidys ,soitw,rllb uua St.
I!iiabtt5. ,Ssrt SOiepf ). &ifSs,
iprad am. Somsteo bier ,n 9tiiid,
!ciurr Sctlyahstrn not, Ten Suits-
blatt @arli pic anssef Sarast.. . bic
e,eleeenhsis, hattea TN 81 bgrfsfn.
hntcrbiclt Soc redlt anaeEeIM aiit
isinen iicts ..itrtiaen Z sSsieff, Spe
trdat. ipas ifidt isbtr fa.eI.sr sa
sEnin permoh. .isin @eidliu,sihilb.
,prldes iai isfn 'seihai bic alIrr
beEt alsflans nladli. utatih giacp
mt. fsudhrisg hf-pt,. tst Inn on
ttrrrallka eIgiits pr i,i1nst e fiii,
atti~hEff slf1
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
9soparolu @ilion truablt.
Die 9smotrattn deettid iu taft adet staatell,
alidanri pisstt ptmphrati(d.


iuiblten NIT SInsna6me Der stabi
St. euuis un6 einem 5uiions &anbi,
pater, aile aOnareBmdnner. Chen,
Il, III Bic 9earslatur benlOtratiicg uno
iuereen Die 4epnblitmer In oet
Geietae6enben a6rperifInit taIim In
Der 3inuritdt iein.
Sm euunt1 tCinse) bai ebcrfals
cine ,lmudlsuiia itattgeiunben iuic
lie i'm alnitisiten Sale nidt hattie
eriudrtci iperben f5nnen. Spr bier
Sabren mar bic rcpublitaniihe Ra.
ipritdt mod esrrd 400. stah ben riir
Die Observation-Disclosures Der
bret 6auptpnrtcien abacqetener
stinnreu su urtheileh. iino Ieute bic
Ienipfraten nit 81 Gtinmen in
ber Webrbeit. Mad ben iiir bic brci
Observation-Disclosures abaeaebcneu
Stinimeu aber bebauptcu bic Rcpnb
Iitaner nod oos deio. n1mliH nit
eirer Wiehrteit pon IL Stimntcn.
Nn6er gaaior fur @Uuucrueur iieatcn
.m GcltiIt1 bic TcnIotraten allee ihr
Staats Seuatur. Tapibion fir
Gonntu auualt, Sieinmaun iir
Sermeiier. Gr,m iir 6iientl. Mad,
lnBperWaitcr. Cor iir Sbcriii uno
gtotte iir Coroner.
Jhr i5rieDcnsridlter ppn gsaibina.
ton lplpnlhip lpprben bic 9smOtrn,
ten @erbarb oiliemeter unb George
SrucntI ubne CppuiitiOr J
er,p1blt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
Mdlfums S'euersahler'

ID iuerbs az uuteH aneeGebener
,3eit on iOlasupen Crteu iein am bic
Sieiern ein;utolItlt ercn:.
Soibull, bic II llhr Sorn,ittaas
6rettaa ben :. Hcpeniber.
5rnrseniisiE, Ton uhr 1reitaa
oer \. November.
guuwopn. bis II llir. gormittaes
Snmstua ben D. Rubemtsr.
5reebura 2ounersian ben "a,
arueniber bon Nii,aa an bic 2 llhr
sladtnittnss 5rcitao ben Is. gopem'
bcr.
Rihicdhtain. bis lltr Rdhmit.
;drs Srmstaa ben I6. slcuembcr.
9rnppis, Hientna 2ieustaa uue
Rittlucd. Sen Is. ~. unS 20. SO
temter.
Startt, Gonnsrstaa ben ars go.
ceniper.
St. Suber.. Greitae. ben 25. SO.
een,ber spiiheu BEN iueitlit, fahrens
ben eptclWH uro Der !ptitlitl AHrsn=
ben ;'ut 70. II.
Sonnpts Rill Nrreni5cr -. rpn
Der ,3eit ees pei;;id' iaHrsnoer 3uqes
gtn. q bis Fl: I: ;,lr 9lltimittnas an,
Sanls!aa Den .5. 9iQ5enItcr.
p; a6rier ;ieit in scr Collsttors
I 'ficc IN 9ilin. Nr.
Snmes Sdrrett.
Stcuereinnthnier iUr Ciaac Go1utu
NC.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-11-07
7 S,ciHrtd, zbedmauu. +

Tim $50 llbr am Ntittpodl Mpr
gen beu 6. 9tpuembcr Idlico, ippbl
uericrcn nit ben 2tttbeiotromcntcn,
oert .peitirit Spedmann aus Dem
Scber.
Ger 3critprbeuc, Der ct,pn 81
,Ndtrc aft iunr. 'nnt in icincrt Ii.
9ebenSlobre nit ieinrr Wuttcr uum
&beirlanoe. @citittIcu. nah Nme.
rita. Dier 'jeocl,er tic iid) aui ber
ieBt uun 0crm Ipfn Srciicr oeeia.
rctcn farm ar. Nntoep, c;uiee Sod,
re ouroui Der 9ilualirn ciucS gfu :,
ncnS bic Muttt, int Srbc Crtnltct oui
tbrcnI Eager n,.guhtu,, iauo cr Aui
uobne inl Nnujc tct III De- ,eit in
SScltphntia ip~uhoilen Snri.ic Nu
MIC. SSeu'gg 1nbyc ipaycr, rat CT.
IpIatcm Nbtcbcr @oniaS. uurOc rr
ais nIicinitcbenoe bnbci t,ubirmmc
SSniic bon perrH SSrnarS SScitrymar
noupticrt. oic{, ,trlcrnte CT nu6cr
Ncm alipcraeidldit nedl h,S Sdluh-
ntnterhauo:ucrt ipclhcs or su YCb.
;cjtcu 'tiucs 9IbpptiupoitrS acmcir
jholtlidl nil otiicn cbcninItS tanb.
'tunncn Synbcr @eor0 Sscitcrmaur
briyicb, Nlldl rct nnd' Dem 5pSr
Htfrrt ssciicrptorsS ucrbIicb CT bci
he'ica &i.tre ilnb ennu bei benz
cphrc Henru secitermnnu, NO Ct ais
sur 6onuiIic ocN6ria anaeicbcu uurSt
Iuao ,ua CT ben Rsit lsii.cr ciuiomcu
Sage ucrlcbte. Sprnte uno tSrhpr
hattie Der Seriiprhcnc pdbrcun rlnct
Arantbcit i'm A'ttr ron 10 Sabrcn
Ntrlrreif.
Tic Hcidlc brF, Scritqrbcucn mirhc
bcu'c sRurntu il0dl ciucn ur ieiuc
SccIruruhc 0cJaltcuen HccIlicnomtc
outer ,nrpBtr S.hCilpahme AMI bhii
nenI fdlb. @pitcSatrr Sh: IcWcu
siHbe Rcbctttt,
Ntoae CT ruben in Srisocn,