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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07

iie ipie6er nit grppinn, periebeu,
Ter ublihe oarbtnf unb Sppbellr
-teine diihbraien. ieine iam'lams.
tein @l6st,eu Sin. almnlel. Aeus
tudp Rhistep, Rperihels eBeriien.
Taft - paren bic Telitatsiieu. bic
linen naieetiidt ipurbeu. Uii eis
nem Sd,lud MiiHiiippi, ,@aiier mus
te iih 9isbrif. bic Bills uno SOes
babel beaniieen
Tnraui eina es ipeiter mad Brent
phis. 5enn., benz Cite ihrer Seitiris
muna. anum battle man iih bier
iaet 3iebrif. aemltdlih eineerihtet
unb I'M gesriiie in 3Drpheus Arne
III ruben. iuurben ne oon ihren ans
meraoen. bic oVr ihueu idon bier
attiue Eienite aelsiitet. borau &c
it6rt. Gieie. inat Der ntte Sauoeaen
mubten Der llebermnht Der 6eiuoe
lreidbtn uno :voren ieil eiriaer 1ns
Gen uub siadlten nui ihrem RldSuae.
IN all the trade OF war no feat
Is nohler than a brave retreat.
Butler.
Tnmit itIie6t 7iebrih ilr bies
mol ben Sci'raQ sur @eihidic iei'
ncr Comp. nut npt bemer'eHo.
bnk bic beioen 0anpner. bic nui benz
Npptc mnrcn. nod .opr benz Inter
oaupe oeSielben aereitet lpuroen uuo
in Qor mnnden SdlIntteu uuo Sdiar.
mupc. ipGter (Ob uno Seroerbcn
ipiceu. em antes Stud StOru
iaot Der alte arieoer fam er mod
puu grircs raio ourh Wiiicuri aC-
ben, mubei tr iouOh! eIi ieiue
9ameraoeu ihre SoIle ipieIten,
S9ell, "a Der A1diOmmer leiue
6errihait aneetrett. - bic Snuer-
aurterseit bn lit. eS ipenipe pocr iaii
aar tcinc Ip,nle gleuiafeiteu aiebt =
mir nit &erauiiaen bic Grinueruna'
Ell ocs altcn @ctcrnner nuinehuen.
I oa es ihm iurie ieiueu samerahcn
uuo 9nocrn Treuoe mnht. 10 .rer.
! DEN mir aah ieiuen Iuo ieiEcr
/ somYieeuuiieE g Antheil wdtrcun
Trices .rnio- oUrh gliiiouri eirC
Stelle i'm @uItsblatt eeben. su-'al
es bier unb in Der llmaeaero NOD
sgauhe Qiebt, Die pbaleit, ritli in
gSaiienrptc Uncle Sams lCrrc5
car manhcs @cidlititer in &eiHf
lnuijeueu -raib" er;dbhIer tnnn,eu -
Die ebcnioils uie Tiebrid mod Siur
uuo 9iebc iur Die &sreauQer5cit be
luahrt tobeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
@ciuid,t aui 90 Viuus crh6ht.

Tomit 0nE Eadetpui;iui;em ret
upltsthumIidlcr ucrot. ho, @ercva,
upitmeiiicr Suylticn bc,lHut ccat
len BAN bic @tluidltSar.uie Yuu
lIcitpa ietcr uom Il. Aucuit Oil p
TiunN bctrapcu Wtyo;, iiatt Der &c
oc,rwar,iocr c.i 9,iuuN. AuE,yotr,
iollcr oit Gadttpoi,yaicu tInc 'tar't
Rcon,ilcu crlnhrcu. Nh oeny'clbtT
Scsc iu.t Sic Sei;immuna IN Nra't
,rcter mad, ser Giu;obluraen in Die
!.Iciijpar'a0en bricilih opratnrwr;t''
,u,rNcu .l;ucu.
T;t Gytghuuf otr Stwidtfa,tr't
gt;ichi Ndl aHi &pipaie,t inu,rt1.t
Der cri,cu mn ;,ycittu SouC. Eal
Vuv;u iuy &ctett. Nit mthr ais oitr
,,u;tn w;cacr. Wirb ilui Gents iii
oaS cyitt HiuUo uro circn Gent 'uy
leNcS rciteyt Nuro uber ciucn (be'l
oaucr bctraccu. wenu iur io,a.t NJ,
lettering beit,mwt. uno 'un' Gtuti
iur NnS crhc Eiuuo pher Srat!hci'
bnupr. wtnu cS 'ur ouotrt SQudgl
ter iurcrbaIh Der critcr uuo i,ycliti
'rre bcniru;t 1T,
Ar,i,ct |. $. : uro L. ocr Va!c;
von @cniruluuecn lub i'm l,u,iauat
mi; Nicicu Ncli,mmuuacu ngicnoU'
WprhtU.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07

-9icbh quite @eae I'll in 0einer
RGb' ~ ieh'n
7arGui rsiten, inhreu - NIT sseib
uno ainb ~ aeb'u,
Tanu tumm - bili init itupien. bili
nit ili6en,
gll' bic alten unb bic neuen 9lden!~
getanntlih iprberte SOP. 6. y.
Walor burh cine @rOtlamntiOu nlle
Suraer bes Staaies nui ben 20ten
unb 2lteu Nusuit fir bic Serbeiiers
una Der Siege su uoIeru. Sn iait
allen &ldecn iudlen Sung uro alt
Der SiiOrberung oes GUoerneurs
Tulge III leiiten. uHo burh porhers
bcnoe Striammluneen iih oarani
uur;ubereiten. Ter llnterseidnete
3eaenniieher bes hieiiaen ciiiritts
eriutt hermit nlle Burger Der Stnot
an6 llmaeaenb iih ant l6ten Nuguli
i'm 6ptel 8uramener iu uerianntelr
un0 ,u berntheu mo- ont belitn ulto
INSTRUMENTATION uniere Sdlnuieiu uno
Iiter uun Nbthen lino. GoiiegtIih
=. erOen iitt Vile -' @eidlditsIcute
uub 5armcr - 1ann uuo slIt babel
riufroeu uu6 om 2Otcn uub 2ltcn
auaul ,nr Ncydeiierma Ocr gSeac
lhrc Nra'tc mi6utn
1rnri j. enc b bert.
Ruaourerieer Til. No. ~.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
2t. elizabeth. Mo-,
.Nuli %. 1913.
Tie0rid Opltnleper


7ie0rih 6pltmeper
idcint III unicrcr Srcnoe nit Der
Scitlreibuna oe5 Sdliiibrutlcs lm
&utsblntt pom 24ten Gull nit. ben
e. als SOloat I'M l0ten gto.. Gauai
IN Sat, aui bent NiilIilippi IN Der
9ldbe uon Seltnn slrt.. i'm GuQaii
oes Hahres 1854 erlebte uuo gl!ld=
lid ubcri;nno suiricoer 81 icin.
Tear Goitpr. iaat er in ieirer icpt
ier &cilooe i here whit send you
4 lit,lt continuous OF our Shiprdtk, Il
YOU vii he 50 kinie a1d advertise tht
same in your Paper like YOU did rtor
you wooli Sraiulat me and my Com
al>."
Gas &ultStlatt lit tets bercit ritlt
allcin ullc 9iurQduQc bey oiegenUart
IL; gor0c Nuo 9,uSlnroe utrc unnue
ioe Scitifmcinettit Der GiruBiiaot'
prciic mit,uthcileu. iUrbcrn audi
6rcj0niiic Der &craauacrtcit, bic
irocnouie iur Die Nborcrutcu Der
enocrcn rcimath oon Iu;crt'ic 'une,
7ab oa;u bic Grlcbuliic IicorihS
1cburcu. bic an Sage erimcrr. Die
lit ser @cihid|tc lcben werocu 10
lau0c a,an pou hcletuWiIthiacr oin'
oabc tnpiertr Mlan"er 'nrid,t [oSL
Die IN bcm @todd,tuiiie Der Noticr
iur jmmcr ueltcrIebcr, lit nuEcr
{rnac.
Wab aedl oaS %rltSbIo,t ucr ,vln,.
aen Gahrcu Die @Cldlittc puu GOmp
:. 20. NO. [ni, 9pt,, III Der he
taunt.it) maudlc ouoert ,uuac Snr
idlcn upu uuo aus hcr llmacatrio rpr
S9cilpbaliA ochortcn. por ocucn Nch
rtrc oui SEN blu:QctrdII,cu Sdl,ot;
'tIocru int Suotn yuh,u, AuNgrc Wi
;tri1Mtucrlcu N!lctcrn in ity otu;
;urUahhrtcu. BIC llthriacu untCl
1sGiyal Sherman hts al Die Nt'ioo'
StS 9,;,nntiihtu CtcatS NdS ilcsrCI
dc SCruCubaWcr truQcn nuo oit
ucur rph dm StbCu, nit Glcerld
/ Dem Inac ihrty Nu'lciuul cutacNcn
Nchtn,
! Nln' Tit Den Stliiibruh utcrleb
ten, nit bcicr Nau' oAppn'amcu
nj; NuSnohmt PCS Norabiner> IA
AncE ucrlprcu h0;;eu. ,unretu M
hcm Noucrcn prpt -Er0iric @iro" Il
Scr 9inht upr Ncltn0. 9rt. aclnr
oct. idlrcjht Gicprid. Nier 'purec'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
Better zh,mer,enStreter.

S'uslcnS Arnitd Salbt. wtuu iUy
Shniumunotu. S.ut;lytupatr $e:'
ual :auua, S'rarN pNcr &rahUgiNn
pocr ouoere CautptrleRuns nuats
'ruuNt. miro ntn Stmtr; ausfubtt
..aI beici,latn. Z. Y. Chamberlain.
G.iutpu, gRt.. iaa,; - GS raali I
ShnitrWuuaeu unN arAtreu Ser.eF'
ruatu itrcr Strctsu. N,S oeilmit.
,e! bat Nt pih; ibressleitGn, Nh
.it bel Norinr Il 0ircmersc. SSe',
ghalia. &shaaeu K Njltsmepsr. Sui'
auS Z, Y. SttlI 4 Sens 5raeirc
60, Ct. lhoaaI unS Ct. 9,liaat;s
lAHiD
Sa Atu er6bitr Sceaaaen str VI
tIr eescrt e.. NoS uicmanS bg1d
icir riseu,S Strarteu pehort ri;n
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
SaS sf.ritphalia SSniel nehii Sa'
loon ~ pcrfauicn.

Ser lluicrscihuctt bittei h;crmI,
iciu ho,rl icpie SOipm sum Ser
.nu c an. wpiu MIDI Die laHoiac
ar.nntlidlcrt meiutr Stmahlin be-
'cest. Inter bicicu llmianScn bin
it pcnciat ScibcS IN md6lgcn nrS
nrrcbnbureu Seoiuaanecn III IT:
tuuieu. Tai elr tnh;tser gent'disr
Anm nit elmer mirthlhaltltt pcr.
aulnatcn Srau uebu Spdltcr bier gu
tc 4cihaitc MAIDEN taun - ~ Die
3erle upn Siaee Co.. brtann;lid
upn Siihen, Saaern uno selto'tN-
nduneru bduia beiudt miro - II
alien 9sitrr ees Sulishlltt bc,nuni.
SciiB Tam III iraeub elmer Seit ee
aebeu rcrotu. Tur udhere SnsohcH
rcnNe nan ildl bi;cdt an
| Y. i. Sprame Ginenio.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
1ui Sihlein aber gaiiisMri.

In: bic rpHuoer5aren 0ilisaueIfsn
Riiiouri's ben peiHiGderu un6 ges
id,ditsleuteH ansiahriiher HHo uirfs
inmer barSuite!lsu. bat bic RIiiouri
RaeiFc ,trpn R0untGiu Sahn brei
reid illuhrirte Saatein. bic uber
ehen 10 uieic 1hei.e bee Staates
hnn6eln. unier ben 5iteln Central
Niiiuu;i. Soutte1iiern NiiiOuri uuo
sSeiieru Riiiouri he-nuseeeeLen.
Tieie SuhlsiH Fno nit er1bter
Soraialt uno nit benz &HHidle
uahrheitseeireH bic Uirtlifleu Sers
hdltniiie oieier Ssgcnoen 81 idlils
btrn. nerinBt DUrOen. Ten 6aRpts
leieftuii lieierts Elm prattiidler 9nnO=
ruirt unb iruhergr Ieitur elmer lnHbs
rirtbifaitliflsn 3eititlriit. Cine
eiHiate. pratttiitlt uHo berueisihh.
renbe 7nrheliuna ron sRiiioHri'E
Suriheileu uuS bea Stantes number
barren eriwitslteH uuo uUea.uidel;eu
piiiaGueI!er.
9s ir in oieien Suhlciu Ser Esr.
iut nemoti ivororu alien aniraaeE.
bic ein iarmsr. Ntialoi'SHaun uocr
ccimiutcr br;aalitl b,eies aVo6er.
udfieHocu Giia,es uuo ben Gyete'
ecubei,sn hie osm suieSIcr seboteu.
i,r.!cn mbt;r. iIay RaS ggaitiia1 ~
bcdntuorteu. ycbsruts Hub ab'
hauolauatn Gultsa. 'o!hes ar;ttsi
ucCen. bic tn b,g (hat 0eHea ole
iidl mii ocm crHil,a Geodn.eR traaeu
Elm tanitiaes ceiu IN aruueeH. HlS-
liter hnN. niaiiea;gsiie auSasitloi'
len ner0cr.
GaB NiiiCuyi's seiG:haw pltlH.
Sa6 ieiue natlr..1tH 0iiisau,IleH
i'd metr cnlinite1 ar0 oas Etlo1rs
i1aen in &aroeyeica s-oT;sbei tt-
reiil Die &eEnledraupg oes &aHoreg-
thss in Sen Iest.r ) oceU i 2lhrcr-
mid, nn5 otg -.Cis Erer:lr;feIteH
/ iio ,arhla5 a1i.i,ftE. iunocru erE
ratI:ii1gs %Sa1.@t1lTl. eeiaZSg GHI~
rit ing MD Jc-srtstra'..
/ Ser 2utcl.rtC.b hsr einas'1GEttu
2lretreieu gpiiicgri' 5 mar in 1901
I sass .454.S5I. N 1912 abss Sl.ls2.s
ar0 ~. tias ,1arlt,I'c ccz l94.s
i l45.7ol ca5r t,gi Is &rcie:it. Inc
Nas 1T rar e,r' o;e V1'i;t oss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
ypfales.

--Nus arapte uuO aoelbtppn luer'
ben mChyere 6alIe pcn gierpenfieber
beridltet.
-Son uuieren Softer Jreuncen
beehrte Rns NIT ieinem Seiudle 0er
Spbn &abemann.
-Serr Sen Sbparte ct. nebit
Samilie beiudlten am Sanlstne uao
Sunntoe bel NrapIe Seruonote.
-Serr 6enrp Stepenaun uno ocia
Zen Subn Den, Stmieo III 8arbss
pille. erthteteu 8eiuA bier nm
9ienstaa.
--9ie 6crrcn 0enrn Suersneper
uno Srbn 6eunepolo baben ocn ,Srai.
rie Supe in Gnuper Gnuntp eincn
ouliblut Griprb Tumn @i0oer beSOr
aen.
Sri. NernnrSina Aroner upu
Saps tam iur Rprtiuusuln Refer bier
hcr unb nndlte bel tSelcoeuheit allen
ibrer bieNaen Tcrlpnrotcn thre Nul'
mnrtura.
Tie Neiipbnlin & 6Dlt {robtno
Co.. bic ipieber sine HnrIobnnn %tcb.
Rinbuieh Sdlmeine uub Sdloie nnae
tnnii. pe,iduote oosieIbe anl IitnS'
too ~ Mortte,
w-Nerr Bernard gamWerS. be
Qieiiet upn Der tleiHeu Ntdite Mott.
ia 2cltmeutr. UOu seilerion Gim,
bennoen iit CUR ,}eit bier nu' ScNutl
ibrer bieiaen Setdunteu.
-Gir ebrm Shpeiicru GR, dciti
anu. VI. Sohluno, w. 4Rlrcilubn
un0 u. Garmelita reiiter nm irei
tao iur bic 0eil'litleu llcbuuaen III
Ma.ierbauie mad, St. YOuiS
Der sIutpnubil oeS i,rn. Sicph.
sSeridlai tamen am Muntaa aui
oem gSeQc nntl gisn no nc an
Gpuutp Geridlte Seiddii,:1c5 cr.
leoiaten. Der @cnarntc. NtM 2NIli-
brnro uro Ncr Shulenbu,..
-7r. Z. u. Iillnnnu Uun StllC
bchuoet iidl ieit oclcru pro'cinuutll
bier. Ger Guttor, Gin Veutidlcr,
if ,AcoermanS aunbihoitswuroia No
CT c2. moS icia dodl bctriiit, nii
bcu %ciicr ieIucr Erriciiipn nui'
uCbwCn lnnn
Tie rcuC dormtr2 q Nicrd,luil
Want bat hicicr {Ont tci Der iirwo
CIR Norris Sn'c ~, rcn Gprt Gil'
ppp. V. :, bnrdl Neur !. !, YNm
upn Si. YpuiS ctrcn &crirrtrr. Ne
i,cIiuna iur eircn lcuer. H. bicb>'cl,e,
@cloit'rnn' luic aud cincr icucr't
ten Gudltrbehii'cr Qcmod}i.
--spi,mciittr 1utiuS Gcrra,a mn
oc,icr Sphn 3lupm, ucu 3c''crim
Gltp lnuntcn ON 1prntda Nbeuo bier
an nm Nt on benz Spieltr Der -NoG'
uuo .EertcSS ME Der ulelcu ter
idicocHer oubcrcn Nntartcn in Ccl
MFnylt2, WuSu amt otr .~or Geh01
III crpubeu mo ulclleld,t car umgt
ocrlC!JeE ~ nnaelu.
-Terann0enludltuot, bic in
sNCnphoIio rotcI wnhrcub Der Gnu;cl
p5cc ciner Ihtll oc: gSudc S.uny,lg
eCuuulMcu luo dgBcr 6cu ou oUstre
5tclic crudhHtca: u. {. Toul,1
,5ront Tirbulo. ". gp. Taiicu. Ar
thur Mcucr, !. y. &tic non Ct
gpuiS; 0err urO frou {. :. Nniicr
0crr NIB 6ron GbnS Hcortc urb ii
Grl. u. Hpul, u, SuleS. W. 5un
octt puu 9tiierlpu Gitp mo =. Y
CSrpro, Chicago,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
,3aIluar,tl,dleS.

2obnnr,t II. Z " 2iIlmnm ppu
Nclle. Aip. irbr criohrcu III irircm
SndlC. ,u,onct lid b,utt uuo mpr.
pcn :. uro 4. Nunuit bier iciuer
4rnris.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
91alstane 40 pcrtauisu.

HIdliin Nder NuteS Wololoub uobr
SoelHtpwu billta III ucriou'cr, Nc.
ite,lirtnOe m0neu lid menoeu az
{ W. ten, apelBtumu. Mo.
Tic seeitphaiia Gead, SSprie 60.
mire bcairneno I'M 1850 llbr gRur,
acns nm 6reitnN ben li. gIuNui in
9scitphalin ihre Idhrlihe Serinmm-
lung Gbbolteu. Vile Wetbcill0ier
mbaen iidl eininocr. on iibcr SoUeu
upu &intisteit ,u bernthen III.
Gers EIabmcp cper. Grli.
,}n pertauien oeer 30 eerrcnten.
Spliie. bic erttuebcr 2ult hnbeu
oas Germ Gaspar Sedhtcl aeh0ripe
Giasutbum in hieliuer Staot s,i
tnuieu cher es 81 pnditen. mpaen iidl
beiientvceen an Del lluterseid1ue'
ten meubcu. Seurp VI. Sruuc
Sut begriinseter Gntbniiasmns.
@enu Semoub mebror Soae an
Collie, 7inrhpe pber Ginaeipciosnbel
aeiittcr, uno CT burd eine uoer
stpei Tuieu upn Chamberlain q Co.
Tic. gbpIern mo 7iarrboe Scmebr
ncheili ME es biirrs Der isall II. III
CO unr nntlrliti bab or enthriiaiiiid
wire im 9ebt bieier arsuei. une be
ipnhers IN bies Der fSail penn bnrd
einen ihmeren aninll ,ein 2eben be
h-pht sserlsd,ts nsenH Eie inidiei
airantl bebhritn. Sir febIt ME. Der
lnnft a nIIfn 0onhifxn. fxua.l-.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-08-07
spie eaS iiebcI teainnt.

Seriippiuun III llriadle oirler llebrI
unh lluurennnaen eie has sebcn snr
anil mnd1en. gsebuit 9hambsslnin's
1obleten. hoitrt Cure Giaaeweibe re.
eufar uuh Ste mrrhen hieifn arnnf
teiisn sntaslsn. gserianft bel allen
The Washington times., 1913-08-28

cling the District heads. Congress not
only failed to appropriate for the sala-
ries of the members and employees OF
the board. but neglected also to pro-
vide quarters for the transaction of its
business. While II is not incumbent
upon them, the Commissioners feel that
the laws of hospitality demand that
they find a location in the District
building. The probable result will be
that certain of the division chiefs will
be called on to relinquish a part of the
space now allotted to their depart
ments.
The rush of applications for liquor
licenses, which are received by DR.. Will
lam Tindall, secretary to the Board OF
Commissioners, has begun. The number
on file to date is 273 retail and 2 whole
sale. At present the number of liquor
establishments In the District is 49S re-
tail and l23 wholesale.
One of the first duties of the new
board will be the selection of a clerk
and inspector, the positions formerly
held by Roger Williams and ID. w.
Fleming. Friends of Mr.. Williams and
Mr.. Fleming are urging that they be
given the appointments. Had Mr.. Will
Jams been allowed to remain in office
until August Is he would have complet-
ed a term of thirty-five years in the
District government, during twenty
years of which he served as clerk to the
Excise Board.
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
HARD SCALY
PLACE ON HEAD
Spread and Itched. Hair Fell Out.
Could Not Sleep. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Now Well.

r r. ID. No. 2, Catoosa, Okla MY
trouble began with hard scaly place about
the size of dollar on the side Of my head.
and as it continued to spread it caused my
hair to fall out gradually as would comb
It, At first it looked like patch Of dandrun.
1t itched and when / scratched IL. ft would
make an inhamed sore. 1t gave ME such
fever could not sleep at night. In two
weeks the place was bald and 1t began to
get packed and scaly. When 1 would wash
1t. it would bleed and afterwsrd would form
a yellow greenish looking eruption and 1t
looked ike it was beginning to eat into the
flesh 1t really gave me such = fever 1t
made mo sick.
Il used and everything 1 could
to check its growth but they seemed TO
mako 1t worse. Two friends recommended
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and i sent to
the drug store and got some and used them
and in a week there was a deal OF improve
ment and in q months time this place was
well and q new growth Of hair had formed"
(Signed) Willie Johns. Mar. 8, 1918.
Not only are Cuticura Soap and Ointment
most valuable in the treatment Of eczemas
and other distressing eruptions Of skin ard
scalp, but no other emolHents do 50 much
for pimples. bIackhesds, red, rough skins.
itching. scaly scalps. dandruff, dry. thin and
falling hair. chapped hands and shapeless
nails. nor do It so economically. A single
cake Of Cuticura Soap and box Of Cuticura
Ointment are often sufficient. Sold through
out the world. Liberal sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston
RFMen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will nndit best for skin and scalp.
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
PURE FOOD LABEL
ISDOOMED TO co
Administrators of Law Want 1t Removed Because 1t Is Mis-
leading to Public, and Is Protection to Fraud
Rather Than to the People.
By JUDSoN C. wELLIvER.

have the present one and continue using
| this dishonest guarantee label.
Standards of food and drug prepara-
| tions have never been prepared by the
Government except in a few instances.
The pure food law does not prescribe
them. When that law was passed, ad-
vanced and experienced specialists
wanted a provision inserted for the es-
tablishment of standards. that is, 'au-
thorizing some administrative authority
to proclaim that not to exceed a certain
percentage of particular substance
should be used in preparation.
Provision Was Left Out.
But that was too advanced a step;
there was a terrific opposition. and the
law passed without such a provision.
With that provision out, and the guar
antee label adopted, the law became, it
is charged. a means Of giving the ap-
pearance of protection to everything
with the label, no matter how bad.
DR.. Alsberg. convinced that the sysA
tenn was altogether vicious, took up the
question of removing entirely the guar
antee label. The solicitor of the De-
partment of Agriculture examined the
law and regulations, and decided that
the same authority which ordered the
label used, could order its discontinu-
ance; that is, the three Cabinet off,
GERS charged with the administration
of the measure. But, while he was very
clear on this point, he did not want
to advise the removal of the guarantee
without the acquiescence of the Attor-
ney General. So the whole question
was certified up to Attorney General
McReynolds, who now has IL under
consideration, and is expected to hand
down an opinion very shortly. The food
law authorities are almost all agreed
that he will decide that the three Sec
rctaries can take off the guarantee
label if they wish. II is stated that
without doubt they will do so II told
the act will be legal; and the presnt
plan is to put nothing on as a substi-
tute.
At the next session OF Congress, how
ever, the fight for the establishment Of
food and drug standards will be taken
UP in earnest. Secretary Houston and
his subordinates have been looking into
II with much care, and thev are unit
in the opinion that this is absolutely
necessary. The experience with the law
to date, and some recent court decis-
| ions, have strengthened greatly the ar
gument for such a proceeding.
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
PORTER CHARLTO :,
ARRIVES IN ITALY

NAPLES, Aug. 2s.-Italian officials
took Porter Charlton of the steamer Re
d1talia here today and prepared to
leave by train to Lake Como, where he
will be tried on the charge of the MUIR
der of his wife.
Carabineri surrounded Charlton and
would allow no one to interview him. DR..
Campanelli, an alienist retained by
Charlton's family, came from Rome to
meet the prisoner. and will accompany
him to Lake Como.
Passengers said that Charlton. though
travelling second class. was the best
dressed man aboard. Always accom-
panied by one of the two carabineri.
Etrizzo and Frankini, Charlton walked
the decks for many hours daily. He
read novels and wIpte poetry. and be-
tween times he studied Italian assidu-
ously, as, under the italian law, he will
have the right to cross-eXamine Wit
nesses and address the jury.
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

In order to present a handsome silver
loving cup to the recently organized
chapter OF the Order of the Eastern
Star, Acacia, No. 81. at Falls Church,
Va, a hundred or more members of
Martha Washington. Chapter, No. e,
Order of the Eastern Star. OF this city,
will make pilgrimage to Falls Church
next Tuesday night. A special train
will leave the Royal street station at
$50 p. m. for the accommodation OF
the members. 1t Is expected that mem
bers Of other chapters Of the order In
Alexandria and Fairfax counties will
Church.
The presentation speech will be made
by Henry K. Field, worthy patron of
Martha Washington Chapter and grand
senior deacon Of the Grand Lodge of
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
SEEK QUARTERS FOR
NEW EXCISE BOARD
Should Be Housed In District
Building, But Have No
Authorized Home.

Anticipating the early confirmation
Of the Excise Board. plans for its To-
cation in the District building are being
made by the Commissioners. The board
as now constituted consists of Gen. Rob-
ert Smith. Joseph c. Sheey, and Henry
s. Baker. who succeeded to the place
made vacant by the withdrawal of the
name OF Frank B. Lord.
Where to find offices for the new
board is a question that is still puz-
The Washington times., 1913-08-28

brought to her home in Braddock
Heights this morning. from which
place the funeral will take place. Mrs
Peake was the daughter OF Mrs. Thomr
as Taylor. of Del Ray. She was III
only short time.
st. Mary's Academy, conducted by
the Sisters of the Holy Cross, WIN open
its fan Session on Tuesday with an
enrolment of 800. Five OF the teachers
have just returned from Notrs Dame.
Indiana. where they attended a sum-
mer school.
In police court this morning Henry
Samueis, charged with stealing cloth
ing from Scott Butler, was sent to
work on the roads for six months
Edward Lee and James Douglas. col
ored boys, who were arrested at the
instance of DIR. E A. German. health
officer, for drowning two dogs In an
open sewer, were fined s6.
Alexandria Eiks are preparing TO at
tend the clam bake OF washington
Lodge of Elks, at River View Septem-
Der I. James w. Bales, exalted ruler
of Alexandria Lodge, is arranging inc
party.
The Washington times., 1913-08-28
O. E. S. CHAPTER TO
GO ON PILGRIMAGE

Masons OF Virginia. The Fails Church
lodge was organized several months ago
by the members of Martha Washington
Chapter.
Sylvester /. Archer, a we'll known
young business man, and Miss Bertha
Baader, daughter OF the late Henry
Baader and Mrs. Caroline Baader. were
married at $50 o'clock this morning by
the Rev. c. r. Strausburg. In the par
sonage OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. They have gone for North
ern wedding trip.
Ethel Lee, the four-month-old
daughter OF william II. and Margaret
Posey. died this morning at the home
of her parents, 112 South Washington
street.
Mrs. Eva Peake. wife of Nevelle
Peake, died at $50 o'clock last night 1t
the home of her sister, Mrs. James
Galloway, Falls Church. Her body was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
CHAPTER XVIII. A Red Card
Drawing by Frank Snapp

GEE turned back from the window 20 tie
dim interior Of the hotel office. He who
had come 20 Baldpatc Inn 10 court lone
lines had never felt So lonely in his lie;
for he had lost sight Of her. In the great
Rcu,on station OF his imagination She
had Slipped from his dreams to 20
where he could not follow, even IN
thought. He felt as he knew this great