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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19
SAYS RESOLUTION
AIMED At BRYAN
|S0NLY BUNc0MBE
James Takes Whack at Senator
Bristow, Who Hits at
Ashurst
ALL STEM-WINDERS,
SAYS SENATOR STONE
Warm Battle of Words in Sem
ate in Course of Which Kan
san and Arizona Sem
ators Mix-lt

WASHINGTON. July 1s.--In the
midst of a stormy debate In the SEN
ate today which followed the adop-
ton OF a motion to table Senator
Bristows resolution relating to Secre-
tary Bryan's chautauqua expedition,
Senator Brtstow charged that Senator
Ashurst, of Arizona, had spent 500
of government money sending private
kilograms.
Senator Ashurst had provoked the
Kansas senator to make this charge
by producing a letter written by Mr..
Bristow to former Senator Long, of
Kansas. at a time when Mr.. Bristow
was in private life. asking for an APP
pointment at the hands of Senator
Long. Afterwards when Mr.. Bristow
became a candidate against Senator
Long the latter made public the let
ter. The letter asked for an ad-
visory job with the Panama canal
commission at $500 year, which
would require a visit to the isthmus
only once in three months.
HaIf-Time Job.
'I could hold II and live in Kansas,
being there at least half of my time
and when the fight got hot I could
resign" wrote Bristow.
In the course OF his speech on the
Bryan resolution Senator Bristow had
declared II was unfair that the time
had come in American politics when
the profits Of public Office were up
permost In the minds of high public
officials"
Senator Stone. OF Missouri. inter-
rupted to inquire whether Senator
Bristow had ever delivered any chau-
taueua addresses or public speeches.
Mr. Bristow admitted that he had
made chautauqua addresses. but that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19
STOP LECTUR|hG
FOR CONFERENCE
MIR. BRYAN WILL INTERRUPT
HIS TOUR TO DISCUSS
MEXICAN SITUATION.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.--On the
eve of his departure for his sum
mer speaking tour. Secretary OF State
Bryan this afternoon took occasion Il
deny published insinuattons that HI
was using q connection with tn.
Wanona conference and assembly o.
Winona to further his own bushes.
of Occurring. Mr.. Bryan denied thai
he Is president OF this association
under the auspices OF which he is Il
deliver on Sunday afternoon next his
FIRST speech of the summer midwest
ern series.
Mr.. Bryan told the newspapermer
this afternoon that by his speech a
Mountain Lake park, made yester
day afternoon. he made $3.50 and
expenses. Last summer he said hi.
chautauQuA receipts averaged (somt
times over) 1850 for each speech de-
livered. The usual arrangement. &C
cording to Mr.. Bryan, Is that he take,
the first $3.50 brought in at the gate
the chautauquan association takes the
next $3.50 paid in and then he and
the association split even all the rest
Mr.. Bryan Is going to interrupt hi.
coming six weeks trip by returning
to- Washington the latter part OF mex
week to participate In the confer
ence between Ambassador Wilson anG
the president. This change in hi.
program was not made by Mr.. Bryar
until he had had a long talk with
the president this morning before tho
cabinet meetings. Previously. he an.
nounced that the coming OF the am
bassador would not interfere with
his speaking trip.
Mr.. Bryan had a pretty busy day
today. He found waiting him mum
Der Of ambassadors and minister
who had called yesterday. the regular
day for their being received. only Il
flnd the secretary OF state was Out
making 4 speech. Consequently. they
oil came again today.
Mr. Bryan will leave Washington
again tomorrow night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

NEW YORK. July fs.-The exodus
of Americans and other foreign resi-
dents of Mexico to zones of safety. ac
cording to passengers who arrived to-
day from Vera Cruz by the Ward
liner Esparanza, has turned into a
panic flight. There were more than
100 Americans on the Espcranza. and
not only the first cabin spsce was FILL
ed. but all the officers quarters were
occupied. Most of the passengers
were women and there were thirty
children. Fathers with interests In
the disturbed republic demanding
their attention. came up with Their
families merely TO protect them on
the way: later they will return TO
Mexico.
Eben r. Greenlaw, who has big
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19
EXODUS OF AMERICANS
FROM MEXICO 4 PANIC

lumber mill near FL Gro. a mining
town in the State of Mexico. came
back with his wife and two little
children. He said women and chill
dren were in great peril in the coun-
try because of the activity Of revolu-
tionists and bandits. Zapatistas had
raided hsciendas in his neighborhood.
All the well-to-d foreigners and
many wealthy MeXicans were fleeing
the country. believing that the Huerta
administration was doomed and that
there might be a reign of anarchy
pending the establishment of another
government. Rail communication to
the North had been cut off and the
only way out of the country was by
water. The Esperanza might have
taken many more passengers II she
had had room for them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19
GREATEST ISSUE
BEFORE PEOPLE
RIGHT OF PEOPLE TO RULE SAY
FARMvILLE DISTRICT
METoDrsrs.
ON ENABLING ACT
CONFERENCE AT BLACKSTONE
ADOPT RINGING RESOLUTIONS.
REPORT ON EDUCATION oP-
POSES CARNEGIE MONEY.
ENABLING

BLACKSTONE, VA, July 1s.-The
Farmviile district conference has been
In session here for the last three days
and has had an excellent meeting.
Sermons were preached by Rev. ]. r.
Payne. w. c. Parker and James
Cannon. Jr.. and addresses were heard
from Rev. George F. Greene, on
Sunday school work: by Rev. Ora
ham II, Lambeth. on church litera-
ture: by Rev r. II. Bennett. on mis-
sions. and by Rev. James Cannon.
Jr.. on temperance.
The reports Of the various charges
Of the district shows the work to be
In fine condition.
This is the fourth and last year of
the term OF Rev. r. r. Dadmun as
presiding elder OF the district. Mr..
Dadmun has done great work as a
leader in missionary and evangelistic
work and has earned the love Of the
people OF the district.
The delegates elected to the annual
conferences are: George p. Adams. Of
Blackstone; Fl. f. Barrow, OF Farm
Vile; Lucius Gregory, OF Chase City:
and c. r. Reekes. OF Boydton. Alter
mates are: r. F.. Blackwell. OF Lunen-
burg: J. A. Hardy. of Nottoway. and
Joseph Garland, Of Farmville.
The weather was fine and there
was a large attendance. The enter
tainment was delightful and the big
dinners at the warehouse were much
enjoyed The reports on temperance
and education were as follows:
Temperance and the Enabling Act.
There Is no longer any debate
among Christian people as to the
wickedness Of the liquor trafIlc. It
belongs to those things which the
apostle calls earthly, sensual. devil
ish." "By their fruits. We shall know
them" and the fruit Of the liquor
traffic is physical. intellectual and
spiritual death.
The church OF God must always OPP
pose evil, and there must be an un-
ceasing warfare against the saloon.
The method Of warfare must be
adapted to meet the needs OF the
hour. The pulpit must warn and en-
treat the young to shun the use of
intoxicants and every possible means
be employed to teach the terrible re-
suits Of Indulgence In strong drink.
But the saloon itself must be attack
ed as criminal, and every proper ef-
fort be made to destroy II. And to
do this effectively. 1t must be deprived
Of the protection Of the law Of the
land. This can be accomplished only
by legislative enactment. Tho tenn
perance forces Of the State have real
ICED this fact and during the last ten
years under the Leadership Of the
Anti Saloon League OF Virginia have
tive legislation.
Tho great issue before az today iz
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19
SENATE HAS REORT
ON TARIFF MEASURE
IN PRESENT STATE IT DECREASES
RATES on ALL IMPORTS BY
27.e4 PER CENT.
r SUFFICIENT REVENUE
TAX ON COTTON FUTURES. Eek
PECTED TO NET &5,0Oo, 0O0 FER
YEAR-GREAT CONFIDENCE
IN BILL.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-The sem
ate finance committee majority made
Its formal report In support OF the
Underwood-S immons tariff bill today.
The report asserts that the bill as
amended decreases the average ad
valorem rate on all imports 27.64 per
cent below the rates OF the Payne
AIdrich law and 4,22 per cent below
the rates OF the house bill.
The report says the house bill free
listed imports valued at $103.00o.o 900.
and that the senate has increased the
amount by amendment to $l47,s67.-
900. The committee admits that there
has been a reduction of the probable
revenues under the bill as amended
Of nearly 100000.
Big Reduction.
The average ad valorem rate OF duty
levied on imports for 1912 under the
Payne-Aldrich law 10 said to have been
1856 per cent. The authors Of the
bill as it came from the senate COM
mittee cay that IL the senate amend
ments are preserved 1t will be reduced
to 1857 per cent. The ASSERTION Ia
made that the revenues collected under
the bill for the first year ending June
80. 1914, will be 5000, goo in excess
Of the disbursements. OF It's estimated
revenues the committee asserts 1t will
derive ss7.0e0, Gee from the corpora
ton tax and $58.330, 900 from the In
come tax for ten months.
The estimates include also for this
period duties under the Payne-Ald-
rich law for two months, exclusive OF
sugar and wool. $4o.s50.0oo and $47.-
100000 in revenues on sugar for
eight months under the Payne bill
and four months under the Payne bill.
and four months under tho new law,
and. 1t IL said. there will be $751;
100000 in duties on wool for fve
months under the Payne-Aldrich law.
Cotton Futures Bring Revenue.
The committee also estimates that
it will collect &5,o0osoo0 from the tax
on cotton futures.
The members Of tho committee ex-
pressed confidence that the senate bill
will result in Q more equitable dis
tribution Of the burdens and incidental
dement's Of our system Of customs
taxation.
In defending ito action in restoring
q tax OF $1.10 a gallon on vino spirits
used for the fertilization Of pure sweet
wines the committee says the law ~
II has existed heretofore allowing the
use OF such wine spirits free Of tax.
"discriminates against al vino pro-
ducers who are not disttllern, and who
do not have their wineries q the vine-
yard and against Al other makers
and users of wine eDhatA"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

QUEENSTOWN. July 1S.-The
members of the American agricultu-
raj commission, who have been In
vestigating the land and credit sys-
tenn Of several European countries.
and who have spent the last few days
In Ireland, sailed for home today on
the steamship Cedric. Each MEM
Der of the commission had q bunch
of shamrocks basketful Of which
had been sent by the Earl Of Abe. :
deem. tho lord lieutenant Of ireland.
ana the Countess Of Abercaen. ~
souvenirs Of their visit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

Az LONDON, July 1S.--Sir Lionel Ed
ward Greeley Garden, who arranged
the Guatemalan debt matter, and who
II 1t present British minister to the
Central American States. was today
appointed British minister to Mexico
IA place OF Francis w, Stronge. Sir
1lpnNl will leave for his new post In
1l0ptom6or,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

tContlnued On Third page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

Continued on Third Tage.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-19

tcontinned on Second PAgts,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-05
HE WAS TOO SMART

Hello, Thomas, what are you
home for !" asked the boys father.
'Itzisn't holiday time, is it %
NO" replied Thomas, looking
round the place.
Il thought you were not conn
ing home until the end of the
term?" said his father.
Changed my mind" said the
young hopeful. "And I'm not go
ing back, either"
Not going back? How's that J"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-05

Don't like it, replied Thomas.
Thought twas nice school,
said his father. why, that school
has turned out some of the smart
est men in this country"
Yes, [ know that" returned
Thomas. "It's turned me outp'
She-What would you do If I
were to fall overheard? Heat
the risk of my life / would She
eagerly Yes yes. He-I
would throw you life preserves.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
ssunserbCy: Saatiale<.

Suilen'a Hrri;a Snlhc IN abernl.
ats btfts Skt,,r. eeosn ollie Srnrt
htlteu Ms pant. mic sutt iiir Srnne.
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4ehaaer 1 kihsstrrr. spii. aHe
| : Y. SAsli 6 Srnl. e. 7hpe'as
|ans "a. eh.skete.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
zdlncIlitc nuo ,pirfiamite Sur iar
idhiimme Srtaltunseu.

Wei cincr itl:.crcR GrlhliuTe
ihr MID; uur Gin aRittcl has ituclI
Iiuoert lrneeru clue prpmtc mo b,ei'
benec Nur bcmirtt. Gin &it,e, aai
duaer;i'u IA rch.ucu. Gin Nittsl D
nidi;N SuablidicS eutbdl,. eham'
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len oicicn sniarbcruneeu uat. =;
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ieidltert bic enuecn. bill; hem Su,
nnri. eiinct bic SdlIsimhlli I uat
alb; eem sniiem Istiuahbeit. Tie
iss ssi,tcI :piro hber acr annsen @:lI
uersiuit uue aebnnht uub Ii pcr
laihR Siey.auit pau etlsa nane
isrn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
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). >,uni an bie'en mirb Tr. @uOe
uoa einn prpieiioneIl bier iein.

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pon einn prpieiiipneIl bier iein.
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@eoeniet Der arieaer bic In Sample
! iiir bic drcibeit aeinlleu. Sfentet
benen bic aui unleren frictbbim rus
hen cine Sluae uno betet an bean
@rnbern eiu anoadl.ia &nter lluicr
-Dcrr unb 5rnu 1rit dnltrr Sr.
upn 5recbur9 beiudlten 1ier anl
Samstae tie 5onilie ibrer Der.
iuanSteu Sermnun 6Oritonniel. gudl
bate Der 3citunasmnnn bic Ghre
Elm &eild,cn nit benz Ncrrn plnuOern
III sburcr.
--Serr penru Sdlul, spn Cattle
&od (6uIt) beiub Gm Dipntaa icinen
Sdcrpaacu !uumit CT serpetonnen.
bel SeunleI'S ! anlp;cmrnt &orehouic
iur ppllcn Anpnritnt nit nlierlct M
ten gRn;thinCu. bic es sur Groder-
una elmer mpocru cinacridltcten
1ornl bconri
-Sphnrnn. bic u in'riar 5pdl,
ter Der GbcIeutc sSiIbclm Nur1nencr.
luarbc nm SnmStoa pI6tlidl trnui
nro lit mnbreno hangover ,icit nr
bcitinen Nrdmpicu. WdbrenO Der
yind,t nbcr irat cine S9ruouna sum
Seiierer elm unb III iic ictt nddl tcp
ten Wcrid,tcu. ouher Ntinhr.
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be'urnt lcet in Der Nnrbicritube I'M
@eipbn,in 0olel oui bic arn;ipicitt
9gciic uuo 10 a.idiit lrie Der ttile
Wcilicr onS NbMnd,cu hbtriIliiiigen
0nnrUudlfcS Der Mnnnerweit.
-oecr @erhnro tlnupcdtr nno
Satin uuo 0crr uno Grnu @erhnro
EIa6nlcucr iuhren acitcrn nnt ApeIt
tolun uno Nrople mp tic ciuiac Sage
nni %eiudl bci ihrcn &euunuStcu.
Den Icm,itn Suitph Sdlnuucicr.
G0urno Studcridlneipcr uro Sernnro
9uchucr ucrlcbtn :ucyOrr.
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ten on iucIdleu ,}nhuorSt Ir G. Y.
@cpc ,lnbnIciNcnocn bier ~ 2icui;cu
lcln Wtvo.
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trc:cncm @c'cpc muiicn III ,IuIuu',
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bcid'c,niNcu. Der Die yl;cuS nuSQc'
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bic irSnc'nnlmt - 'E'uno IupACr.
lpurocn MI, htiniNcbrndlt.
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hcr Aiuticr, iAQt EN- &cticlbla,t.
III n ocm Suede ciupcicti bic
Nmotr olrm III e,imtru mas Nlut
icrlitbt bcocutct, (muri0 III c.,
Wcua nidu Niuocr hurd) ctucn ipcsi
ellen GcicrtnA onrun criruCrr unB.
Yin rphItrSuacneS Airo chrt nuh
lcierl Die Nlu,tcr lcbtu 1no int 1ohrc
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ncr &ldr Vcrrn u, Nridlnlam 'ir
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Tultpr bud unr NM Gin cluiiocS
F'une an Wtluldlt - mix ritincn Den
Niid, uidlt btu InI,uy -- uber III.
N brrEhlNcu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29

ien Siaat. &eiterhin iuurbc unmo
raliidsn lhcnteru Ginbaii aeboten
ourd bic Reaidnlicit bee |. Tiii-ger
borees purbe bent Serienbeu
id'niIeieer NHiidltstarteu oocr ion.
iiiau unanitdnbaer giterntur ourd
bic foit Elm Gube aeiuad,t . enni
nbitlenlidle 3Oitiarteu tamen iruber
audi bierbin. uniere 1uecno ,u per.
aiften - III ons uns alles eInerlei:
llno ais Der @enernl Niles oils. &c.
Icnoer Of Sibertp- tatholitcn. .heSeri,
Idle Heben bnlten mOIlte, mar Der
GlniluB bes ]. Tii.rittes ftart eenua
ban Der .Eef;ubcr" nid)t einmnl cine
lnlle eetommcn tuunte. llno oas
III lnuae ridlt Alles: SdIreiber bat
in oieieu spalten idlun mebrind, aui
bic 1b1tiateit in Armenhduiern. @e.
idnaniiieu. ncaer Spnntnesur5eit
un0 aii:eluoepus. II. i'm. hinaemieieu.
Nuh bier Gui be5i Hnnbe barren
.nler uitlc Auianbcr: Scrbciieruna
Der ynuoWirhtidlait inter unicru
Inrneru. sSeduue bts Sdrecriirues.
before AuSbiIOuna unicrcr tnIeutir
ten NunbcuD unb imar hiCr in
oiier Seaeuo - uidt 10 mel, pom
Nnuic bar Gltcrr. mas iur TieIt
arose Vtinbrcu beben;ei Tnuu Ia
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llnterhoIiHna. dlrtiitiher Gheaelegc.
urO ubrrbnup, bic aro6en iU;inlen
bic ums Allie anaehen.
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tGih laaunaeu Der .Nuualiueslrnat-
rdtcr treten - Gin ,icidlen. bar un'
ter ben heutiaen Serhdltuiiieu bic
eiuSeIne S0oalitht nui iih aIlcin AZ,
itellt - uidt mehr aenilat. 1ic
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NC ter Ausb id beaeiiieru
onS Ncri ocs SuualinaS iir cine
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ba iii Die Nunit - cine ernie. I'm
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,jtitpuut, uer9nBt. rauH iits IL aut
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lie peroeu eritidt' Suiialts Nc,c
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lem ]@irter lit oun oo - tbcr es
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
Nartlcibiafeit ge.riIt.

Ir. aiuss Ven yiic $illsheilcn
prom, &sriinpirua uns irBen cur
Giuaeiucioc nieher In aciannr sn'
&C. Srhu Supiie. Snnburu IA.
,nat: -Sis NIB Die teiicu %iIIeh bic
idl !e aebraadlt. .unb Id rathr SeeeaI
tic ihr Scritpptiiua. llaueraaulidlttii
unh eeber'eiSen IA pehraateH.- &er'
ben endi hclicu. SreiS .it. Gmpiph.
len ucn Ahrinu & nlIieriencr. Nehl
pbalia. Rrhaaen h niItc neucr. dpIt.
ane Z. u. SdcIl 4 Spus (raoinn
Co.. G. 9hen,as uHb e. 9liisbetb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
ypfaleS.

H'HiS oHIANt w 'NAh NV WV
oltc Hieiic.
-Eilun. Spaten uuo Hedlcn inb
bic Ncrrcn 0eS loAcs.
Ter uiele Staub her letten
Snac tnm w0bI pum Seppid)tlUplea.
-0crr Srnnt Sd,nnsmcncr er'
leSiete am Wuutna im eiadliaBecridlt
IN Sinu tSeihditlidles.
--Sprcdlet in 81. 6pue's Ciiice
im sScitpbalin 0Utel upr om 4. uuo
>. luui.
-@er iith ;rut itinrr @abrhcits,
liebc Treunoc crlulrbt. Der iii Elm
prrber Mcnidl,
-s'nntier MiIhclm gSiutcintnun
ron Seiieriuu Gitn beiudlte am Spun,
tna br Sciren bnhier.
-Tic airnn sScrner * 4ucdcn,
[<'i pcr'nnotc nm ieuctnQ cine
Gnrlnbuun iritc Sd,uciue III Mnrt,.
nor ber Che orbcitci mon. ur
beiyGiarn su ,pur,u -- und htr 0hC
mus mnn mn Icbrn 81 touuen
--Npr mtlem 9iodjbnrn ben 1ul.
tern brmcrtlelt mir an: yienStao bier
pern 1pbu 6ooenlann NIB nenrp
Nedmnun.
-- Ntr Ncnru Die mo Wciellen
habtu nit bent tanr rjneS neuen
StallcS iur perm l@ibr!m Yncdt
beaCuncn
SRI. 1nIln NOwlcS mcIts Ian.
acrc 3eit bci %trWduOIen III St.
SouIS perlebte, III SnmStdN hCinRc-
tchrt.
-Notelicr Y. i. %uramercr rliiic
an SnmstnQ nnt Il. guus ali ons
9rnutcnbett icir;r bUrl " %ciudl
,uelltnoen Nnttiu.
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letter ucrieseu lnlicn.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
Notice of Election

he regular annually meeting OF
tn NorkhulItr> OF the hank of
At>lrhIlld Tor Tx ektlrW - gwen
iltstlor> 10 serve lht tn>ulrS stAr
will ht held in lhr banking ho,,>t on
SATURDAY lune 1ih, !9i3 htDWten
the hom> ui 9 o'tlaSh \. NJ. Jnl t.
O'Clock N,
GtElilRp iLA>>NINL,, Pies,
HTNkN NISTTRtANN >rr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-05-29
1reeburs.

i,err arit 5alier, >lr. beherberatc
lette 0pdle fir mebrere Jaae Denn
81. 0iIhelm SrnedIcin pun pia'
ainspille. Wu iUi, beiien Sdliuies
1erichn Charles BURDEN uro oes
leBteren 5rcuno @a!iber gauies pom
ssinbiUr. Dip. nls @nite. lie Ser.
rem iuibnre;en iih sr06tentheils benz
6iidlipurt. MORAN audi 0err jalter
nit tbeilnabm Ter @ottor per.
ipradl ndbreub bes SOmniers wieoer
her su tOmmen, nanu CT nndl lcine
Weburtsiinot @eiiphalin uno bic lue'
niger noh ourt mphrcn0cn atter Se.
tnnnicn rie6eriehtn uuiit.
lluier &idernlcieiter 9lbcrt Suctt
nor. Der ppr tlrscr ,itit hierter ae~
suoer. hnt ieincu neuen Snduicu
upIlenbet 9ii:.,t nlltin miro c. Trces
BURG nit Nrpt uno Wnduert ueriors
aen. ipnncrn bicits nad ueritieoe-
ucu GI6bcn cntlnnn Der Md IsInnb
Bnhn enticrbcu.
YIN rndlitcr Srrrton bcr ! Iuri
III hiCr ictcrlidlc Ninoertpnnuripn.
Tct nn IS Mai IT NnuiaS Gitu
obpchll,cneu Stoo,S'Npupcntipn ber
aoib linton upn Niiiiuuri mpbn,eu
ulS TCIc0nten uru bier btI bic prrreu
drU rnlter 1r. uuo 1pi Sirucnlpi.
Wnnmeiiltr Wtprae Goiirpp 1T ice
Ierucranlat. Gr III nnmIidl Der &npn
tineS biIohdbidlcu ManNeIeuS Rer
worbcn uumit ihm ieiuc tdnttin aIS
eritc GnniIicuucrnchruna am u0ri
acn |ienStna beidlenIle.