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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
new BOARD, IN
CAUCUS, Plans
EXPENDITURES
CONTINUED from page one)

merely been reported by the chair.
man of the light and fire committee
for the information OF the ways and
means committee. there was Sunani.
nous agreement OF the five superyis-
ors-elect present that they were an
absolute necessity at the earliest time
possible. .,.s.- i. ~, ...-. -
A slight increase was made in the
police items with d view te. providing
for more efficient suburban protection
and enforcement or the traffic ord
nance. 49,. r -. :,
For Leahi Home provision was yot.
ed for five more monthly patients. or
Is instead Of l0- the larger number
being now taken care of-making the
allowance $675 instead of $3.50 a
month. The votes to the Associated
Charities, the Humane Society and the
Promotion Committee ut a former eau.
Gus were reaffirmed and the donation
of $500 to the Salvation Army home
at Manoa was put in the bill. the pre-
sent board having made II by special
resolution. a.y !. i ~. ID. -, I n
s Two fish inspectors were reinstated
and provision made for poi inspect
or. Some changes looking toward in
creased economy and efficiency we're
made in the payroll OF building. plumb.
ing and sewer inspectors. two Of the
offices being combined. s.
One OF the most important changes
in process of being Incorporated In
the current expense scheme Is that
OF dumping all allowances for material
and supplies. or. incfdentals. placing
them under tender and contract and
In charge lof a purchasing agent or
clerk, who viii probably be attached
to the auditors office. Whereter this
system has been adopted on the main
land. aceprdir1g to Information. It has
resulted An material saving IT. did
the same thing here under the 1909
1910 board In charge Of the clerk, but
the succeeding board repealed the ord
nance. -
Another proposition that met with
considerable favor was 10 put the gar.
bage service. excepting the collection
Of fees, up to tenderkand contract. It
was believed that private parties
might be able. through reclamation OF
Junk in the garbage and contracts for
filling in swamp lands, to do the SER
vice for much less than II Is now cost
ing the taxpayers. III
The entire bin was considered last
night, portions of it being referred to
committees for investigation. 3. Buff
fandeau. first deputy clerk. who as
sisted at the caucus. declared after
adjournment at II o'clock that II was
the most harmonious caucus he had
ever attended, besides getting through
more work in the time spent than any
other held here since county govern.
ment was instituted. Treasurerelec
Conkling. Private Secretary Wood.
ward and Clerk Lloyd Of the auditors
office also participated In the meet
ing. Supervisorial absentees were
Horner and Quinn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
ASSOCIATED PRESS
U. s. ASKS FOR BETTER
TREATMENT or SHIPPING

tAssocfaIed PTesS oy Feo. wireless
WAsAlNGToN, D. c., Dec. o.
The American government has des-
patched 4 note TO the government Of
Great Britain Insisting upon an early
improvement In the treatment accord
cd American shipments in transit by
the British feet. -,
The note gave warning that much
feeling 10 being aroused throughout
the United States by the British inter
ference in American commerce and
that pubic criticism is general con.
corning the unwarranted interference
with. the legitimate foreign trade Of
the United States.
Since France has adopted practical
~ the same DEGREES regarding contra
band az has Great Britain. the Arneri-
can note is virtually statement in
tended for all the members Of the
Triple Entente.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
MOfYlAl1 Oh
CHAN1E

Olaa stood alone on the board to-
day declined e to5 fiat for 100 shares
in four unequal lots. Sales reported
showed Eva declined q to % for 10
shares and everything else steady,
comprising @. r. & l.. at 100 for 10
and 10 shares, Pioneer at 20 for s.
shares in three unequal lots. Hawaiian
Commercial at S1.75 for 10 and Is
shares and Brewery at II for IS shares
In three unequal lots. .....
The directors OF Oahu Sugar Co.
have decided to continue until further
notice the payment of dividends at Y
of / per cent. z~".. 49,, s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
HABEAS CORPUS CASES ARE
DECIDED IN FEDERAL COURT

In a decision handed down this
morning in the federal court, Judge
Charles F. Clemens denied petition
fer a writ of habeas corpus filed by
Kane-e Ikeda, Japanese. Ikeda was
remanded to the custody of the United
States immigration authorities. In
the case of Denjiro Yokoda, also a
petitioner for writ of habeas corpus,
demurrer to the petition was over
ruled by the court and a mandate is
sued not to take effect within "a hours
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
BRITAIN COMMANDERS
FAST PRINCESS LINERS

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 2s.-The
British admiralty has Communicated
the 23-knot liners Princess Margaret
and Princess irene. These vessels are
building at oumbarton, Scotland. They
were intended for service between Sc
attic, Victoria and Vancouver.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
SEVERE WEATHER IN BRITAIN
CAUSES GREAT SUFFERING

LONDON, Dec. ga. heavy gale,
accompanied by a driving snowstorm,
10 sweeping over England and ireland.
There are two feet Of snow in places
and resulting foods. Much damage
has been done by the storm and there
10 great suffering. Some deaths, due
to the gale, have been reported. Com
nnunieation with France has been al
most severed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
NEBRASKA RANCHMAN
WOULD SAVE HORSES

FAlRBuRY, Neb., Dec. 29.-Farmt
ers and rauehmen Of jefferson county
have resolved that no horses intended
for war purposes by any Of the Euro.
pean nations will be sold at any price
and have come out with a declaration
to that effect.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
BRITISH eovERNMENT

WATCHES PRICE OF FoODSTUFFS
A resumption Of the shipping Of
freight to the markets after the Christ
mas recess developed an extraordi-
nary rise in freight rates.
An article in the Daily Post says the
situation 10 so serious that the price
Of foodstuffs will be affected and the
government, which has been watching
this ,unatt.i;;. viii be obliged to inter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
70 CURE 4 cold N one DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. . All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is On
each box Q
PARIS MEDICINE %. q. Louia, U. s 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

! p. u. n. Strauch has been appointed
ancillary administrator Of the estate
Of George W. Tschudl, under $1,000
bond ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

! Eugene X. Aiu was appointed by
Judge Whitney yesterday as guardian
of the estate Of Joseph K. Aca. with
out bond.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL
- The Board Of Agriculture will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock

A meeting Of the members of Excel
sior lodge will be held at 7:3O O'Clock
this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

g. Harry z. Murray today was author,
ICED by court to sell certain property
under a trust decd from T. u. Murray
and vile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Jesse Ferguson Thompson has been
appointed administrators under the
will OF the. late NJ. T.. Counter, to
serve without bond
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

The plant of 1.-THE Chesapeake Shell
Co, at Canton. Nd, was destroyed by
fire at loss Of 100000. H.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
tSLAVS CLAIM ADVANTAGES
ALONG EASTERN FRONT -

! LONDON, Eng, Dec. 2o.-The offici.
al announcements from eetrograd yes
terday are the most saneuine Of any
received since the great battle before
Lodz developed.
The Austrian attempt to relieve
Przenysi and pierce the Russian line
In this section has met with disaster,
according to the Petrograd announce
ments, as well as the efforts to send
reinforcements in the direction Of
Czenstoehowa to check the Russians
operating near the West Prusslan from.
tier.
L PetroGrad also reports an advance
against the Turks from the Caucasus,
which has checked the Turkish move.
rilert and caused the withdrawal Of a
portion Of, their armies.
Yesterdays official announcement
from Petrograd says.%a r =
"5etwee1 the lower VistuIa and the
Pilica rivers the Germans everywhere
have been repursed.. Between the Pill.
lea and the upper Vistula the enemy
10 everywhere on the defensive.
I'VE have stormed and captured
Sznitniki. The enemy has evacuated
the left bank Of the Nida river.
: "Along the front from opatow to
6ieez, the fighting develops advantage.
ously for our forces. Southeast Of
5iecz the defeated Austrians are re-
treating through the DukIa passes, and
the retreat 10 becoming preeiptate
and disorganized.
THE efforts Of the enemy to trans
port forces In the. direction Of Czensto.
chowa has failed, IT.
"ln the Caucasus operations we have
crossed the Laursin river in the direc.
ton Of oIti and arrested the progress
Of the Turkish forces. In the region
OF Sarikhamour and Aeadane the
Turks withdrew"
LONDON, Eng, Dec. 2e.-While no
official report has been published re.
qarding the damage inflicted by the
British naval and airship raid upon
| the German naval base at Cuxhaven,
at the mouth Of the EIbe river, the
london Times prints a story giving de.
tails.
This account says that in spite of
the ofieiai German deniaGs, the British
aSiators destroyed with bombs Parse
val airship and its shed and inflicted
serious damage upon the Zeppelin
sheds. ~
Nothing further has been learned Of.
ficially regarding the fate Of Command.
er Oliver Hewlett. Royal Navy Flying
Corps, whose machine fell into the sea
while he was trying to escape.
According to adViees received by the
Daily Sketch, the missing airman is a
prisoner in the hands Of the Germans.
When last seen he was in the water
and German torpedo boat was ap.
preaching him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

MINE ACCOUNTS FOR
ANOTHER BRITISH STEAMER
The sinking Of the 1Sso-ton British
steamship Linaria in the North Sea
has been reported The crew was
saved. The vessel struck a submarine
mine and was blown up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

New t1rm \. "a. c. A. night school
-, January eth. Enroll tonlSht.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

rs The Guardian Trust Company has
been named as administrator Of the
estate of Fidelia NJ. Lyons, to serve.
under $4,000 bonds. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

of the estate Of Joseph X. Aca. with
out bond.
e. Harry z. Murray today was author
ICED by court to sell certain property
under a trust decd from T. u. Murray
and vile.
Jesse Ferguson Thompson has been
appointed administrators under the
will of the late NJ: r.. Counter, to
serve without bond
The Guardian Trust Company has
been named as administrator Of the
estate of Fidelia NJ. Lyons, to serve.
under $4,000 bonds. -.
3 Alfred W. Eames and the Hawaiian
Trust Company have been appointed
.co-executors of the estate of Alfred
w. Eames, to serve without bond.
/. Judge Whitney disappointed J. H.
Fisher to serve as auxiliary admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of Thomas Fenton, under $1,000
bond. -..f r.
Officers for the coming year will be
installed at G meeting Honolulu Lodge
No. 400, F. and A. NJ, which has been
called for 7:30a o'clock this evening
in the Masonic Temple. 4 r.
Officers will be elected and other
matters of business brought up for dis
cussion at a meeting of the teachers
and Officers Of the Bible school OF Cell-
trail Union church at o'clock this af.
ternoon at the church. &. - f.+.5
= lodge Whitney today approved the
final accounts or the Bishop Trust
Company, executor of the vestate Of
Ching Tam Shee. At the same time
he approved the accounts of the same
company as executor for Ching Tam.
Shee, of the estate of<C. Winam, de-
ceased: rFs@ = r.. -: r. e.
|. To take the position of vice-consul
for Japan in the Hawaiian Islands,
KeinUsnke Fulfil arrived in Honolulu
from Toxic yesterday in the Togo
Kisen Kaisha liner Shinyo Maru. Mr..
Fulfil is the newest member of the
Japanese consular corps, having just
been graduated from Toxic college.
Chinese music by a Chinese band
will enliven the circus to be given by
the children of the First Methodist
church at the home Of r. H. Trent on
Aiewa Heights Friday Afternoon. Eff
forts are now being made to organize
the band and to get native instru-
fnents. Live monkeys and d genuine
circus parade will be other novelties:
Edward McCorriston, who until some
weeks ago made his home in this city,
and Is now q resident of Mol0kai, will
wed Miss Mary Campbell today, the
ceremony to take place at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Lucas on Luna
lilo street. It is the intention Of the
voting couple to spend their honey
moon on the bther islands. They ex-
peet to leave for, Molokai ports In the
steamer Mikahaia this evening.
with Rev Emil Engelhardt, pastor
Of the German Lutheran church, Off
chatting, funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Henrietta. Luning, a
native Of Germany and well known To-
cally, were held at her former home
on Beretania street Sunday afternoon,
interment being In the Nuuanp Gene
terry. Mrs. Luning Is survived by two
sons Frtd and Henry and fw0 prand-
chiidfens AN OF whom reside In Homo
lulu. She was q years old at the time
Of her death. : 81. tx
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Alfred W., Games and the Hawaiian
Trust Company have been appointed
.co-executors of the estate of Alfred
w. Eames, to serve without bond.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

I. Judge Whitney has, appointed J. H.
Fisher to serve as auxiliary admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of Thomas Fenton, under $1,000
bond. ..f - :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Chinese music by a Chinese. band
will enliyen the circus to be given by
the children of the First Methodist
church at the home Of r. II. Trent on
Aiewa Heights Friday AFTERNOON. Ef-
forts are now being made to organize
the band and to get native instru-
rnents, Live monkeys and d genuine
circus parade will be other novelties:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

|. To take the position of vice-consu
for Japan in the Hawaiian Islands
Keinosuke Fulfil arrived in Honolulu
from Toxic yesterday in the Toyc
Kisen Kaisha liner Shinyo Maru. Mr.
Fulfil is the newest member of the
Japanese consular corps, having JUS
been graduated from Toxic college.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Officers for the coming year will be
installed at meeting Honolulu Lodge
No. 400, F. and A. NJ, which has been
called for 7:30s O'Clock this evening
in the Masonic Temple. ~ r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Officers will be elected and other
matters Of business brought up for dis.
cussion at meeting of the teachers
and Officers of the Bible school OF Cen.
trail Union church at o'clock this af,
ternoon at the church. s'.s,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-06-25
40 Neeilem in 10 Stnmoen.

gin hunbert uub plersie Wteir
len In sebH StunbeH III her re. .orp
ben bas Nutotrnd bes BERN SJiehp
Gniirop peldies bieier Fh In 1eSter
@odjs In Ct. 9ouis pon ber Suter'
national sarpeiier Gompanp Iuc ben
9piibetrieb unb ftir bic Sei6 :eernna
Der 1raht pon Der 8eitpba,ia Can.
bune aus CUR Stabt iauite rnb mel.
DIES am Ipnnerstaa BON bem erit IL
Sabre alten auanii g,raubfetter
einem BON Der Company oneefiellten
Gbafienr, hierher aebraht tpurbe.
mahte. Tas autptrud uerlieB ct.
9ouis NIT Dem iuueen 2enter, benz
neuen Gigenthiin,er unb perm @m.
BraB bent aaenten Der Snternntip,
nal 6arueiter So. als eniniicn.
ct. 2puis I'M 6 llhr 80 Minuten
Ruraens uno errethte oas POS
Meileu entierEte ct. Charles UNI s..
90; es fubr bon bort ab TIM 900
erreihte @ensoille 46 Dteilen non
ct. quuis aeleaen. l0:45 siua ab
il:00, Tam an in 5lpriiteIl SO Nei.
fen .1i:2j; 1riaht Gitn 57.j Mei'
len ulfrbe srreitlt 1880; Worrrn'
ton, 66.S Reilen. 1890: uerblieb
bis lao; Souesburu. 76 Reilen,
40: siah SiIt. 40 wteiIer. 300;
7onpitis s9.5 Weilen. 2:4O; Wire'
ola 92. .YPe,len. 1856; williamsburg
1905 NciIen, $40; GnlwoObl0s. x
Weilen 4:l5; fultou 1913 Wci'
len .45. Son Sutton sina es um
5:45 nb unb trOi IN bent 80 WeiIen
pon aulton eutiernten Rep Bloom
ftIo ein um 6.4j; 0olte Summit
IA Meilen pon Sutton. pur6e er.
.eictt INT 1908 uno SeiieriOn 9itu.
2l.l MeiIen BON Sutton ober l4U. 1
Meilsn pon ct, 2ouis I'M 7:40 um
Abenb.
9ieit Tiiians spiiher 9eiieriun
Gitu unb 81. 2puis tpurbe, bic S,ui'
eutbalite an ben ueridieoener 3lds.
en- abgerehnet, in 10 Stuuben uno )
Minuter suriidaeleet Uoer 1873
Mcilen sur Stunoe.
"a oas 9lututrud ioiuDhI Der Srndt
atS SeriunerbeiDrocruna bient. 1T
es bel b;eism tpenieer nui SdEel:
Iiateit obeeieben ME lei benz SutOs
mobile: oos bette mas bas Hutotrud
in biriet 6irfht 81 leiiten i'm Ston-
DC III. ijno 20 WeiIen in Der Siunbe
3ponsie Meilen in Der Sturoe lab.
rem Al irruer, lit idor nidIt ubeI
uno 10 idluell nlS mir uro moudIer
anoere oui 5era 6itma 81 inbrcn
mIuidicu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-06-25
Hcenftcur WiB.

glS Mart Eunir IN icintn iuuocn
Snien Gin NIdtthcr nit bent itp!;cn
SitCl -Sie 6Innnc oes @citcuS- III
circm St0Ntdcu opu Miiipuri reNi
oiertc. iroate ciur,ol eiu nberaldu,
biihcr Nbprucut bel ibm or. pb eS
&lud poer llna!ni btbcutc. ooB CT
lcttcS Wal swiichcn 3eituresblnt
t,ru cine Spiune aeiurber babe.
Mart Smain nob ihm i'm Sririta
hcu iplaenbs eiuoriraIihc Aut
mort. -.,-
.%ltcr Nbornert. - TaS Sinocn
eiucr Spiure IN Der Scituna bcoeutet
weoer Slhd nod llHalai inr Sic,
lie Spinne burdlInS lcoielit uuieu
3tituna. um 81 ertcnnen. iuetter
aoulmanu niht inicricrt. UNI oarn
~ oeiien 9ahcu ~ aehen, ibr Net
iibcr bic 2hic IN ncbeu uno iprinn
eiu 2cbeu uuaeit6rten 6riebeuS ;u
utrbriueen.
"Cb oieier uurslalihe Scitcio bic
idumiaen @eid,ditsinhaser on ihrs
Siliht srinuertr unh Der dtaeae ors
@eitens bic ufienbar nod ieblenaen
arpben Snieratenauitrdes brntie.
piro leioer nitt aemslbst.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-06-25

lem Gunid,e siuer freunoin ent.
iyrehenb. brnder mir untenfieheuos
Bsbstsiormel sHr Serleihuna funroi,
aer 8rieiter aus bem .Silaer- nb. rpel
de beipnbers an ben Soun:aaeu Dor
Cuniember uuo ben Guatember.
.naeH IA betsn III. Rir hnben teiness
meas bic NbHtt ods 8ottsbIatt IA
eiHem Gebetbune ,H MAIDEN. milf
iahren abei asrue Der SittitslIerinn
bic ben ssnnif bat bn6 Der oerr reht
aisle quite 6ir.en aur &eiouHa lei
uer 9dmmer ieuoe.
.@ebet um Serleibune
ulroi ieer SriefeL
allmdhtiaer. etuiger Gutt. emo.
re urier bemhihises @ebet unb per.
leihe oeiuer sirfe tuiirbiae Rrieiter,
treut firten unb eifriee Tnner. CT.
aie6e iiber bieielben ben Seqeu Del.
ner Guaoe. bas iie ifets nit reinem
bergen "a oeinem altore treten, bas
heiliac Resepefer nit iuuiaer HH,
bndt perridtEn. bic heiliaeu Sotra.
mente NIT fremHfu uro Iiebreifem
Giier nnsisenben unb ireuoia uns
ntuthie heiu heiliaesgranaeIium Der.
ti,rbeu: babel IeIbi, in iianbbaiiez
SIauben per bir ipoubsln oos 2idn
iIres auteu Seiipietes leuften lniier
hub burd, oll' ihre Reoen unb 6ano.
luuaeu beinem Soite lnr gvbeaaRr
bicnen.
GriGlie o Goit. bic ~ heinsm
Ticnfc ~ .ueihenoc- Tisusr nit benz
@eiite Der @eisheit uno iroa,n,ia
.et, giebe ihuen cir bic iiebsn Gabes
Oes hciIiaeu Gtiiies. iueIte ben Apg.
iteIn uelieher Woroen iino. oamit lie
lihin lueroeu. ais nuseruahIte @ert.
ieuae oeirsr s6ulidlen GnnDe por bn
~ iunnoeiu uu0 oas 6eiI neires 9oIs
tes III bei6rberu. rtdhtia in @uri
uuo 1hnt bsin heiliats Asit, gu et'-
reitcrr. bic ilrpiiieroen su bdeh-
rsn. bic fromrsn su Fdrsa. be
Sunter 81 beiiern, Die 5r6een III
ermuntern. Die Setrhbteu su trofcx
arb bic Sterbenhen tn's beiie-e 9s.
ben su acIeiter. Eie ernts in arcs.
uuo ioliit ou es an ben arbeitern in
oeirem SSeinbetge. IN auter 6irter.
ichien laiicr. 10 tuurbe baio SeSe ans
]SiloriB lih oerbreiteu. Ne SernS
ntl serIireuen uno in Der 9rTe ku
@runbs asheu. Gerieihe uns anh
oie tSrabc. bab mir unierer Scelicr-
aer unr eciiiIjhcn @orseiester @lous
ben. Scrtrlueu. giebe urh sehorinm
itentsr. ibusn itr Sut mid, criAwe-
r,n. iprbern nit rcblitem Giier mi;
itucr luir'er. als iu.teu. Die iur
ur'ere SecIer Redlerid1't aeten
riuiier. sauii mir mid; Surt eiosne
SduIo perlpreu aehtr. Inter ihrsr
Sei;ara iuhye uus ft,er III ben nvi
arr Nrrueeu res tirr:ss egrtl
Gems Ghr,itus otintr Sctu. nHiern
nerrr. Ger mi; Dir uuh hsm tl oet,
Il: ais alciter Rrtt lcbt uEs rcsier.
pln Gwie'tit III Gpia.s,i. Amen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-06-25
Ct. SbundS.

IoS ant uprIeb,er Spnniaat bier
nb0eholtcne uuo nm leptcr Spnrtnp
micbcrbpIte Entertainment mar bCloe
Mole aut beludt. SUr SuSlunrtS
uuhutcu ocmicIbeu bel: 6raut Sdlar,
mepcr uno 6amilie, gpuis Snomao,
der. 1rnnt Cite uub Nrnu @cn Strnt
baus uou Meta; 6rnut Sorhbrthc
uuo Iomitie. 0enru Sucdmann uuo
Satin. @cu MelicS uub Satin.
3ubn Wabmauu uro [otlter Subnu'
uo uru auclBtpmr Die NIitQIicoer ocr
GhorIcStpmrcr Gpruct Saro, lo'.
ct. Gliiubctb u. 2. SphnurcSmcuer
non @enpboio; Sam SdllunIler. y.
Stenemnru uro tSrou. tsraut aplb
uno 0cnru Ynm non @nrbSuilIc.
Srl. Sttnn @cI,htc bat iit radl
Ct. 2cuis bcaebcu NO nc eir Spn'
mcriericr bci Ecrluouotcu utrbriu
Nucdltcr unb Stmciier kothnriun.
Schn RbuocS uuh Cttu SheIl ppn
acu mirn.
Srl. 1lpra NoItbcr. 9ippiiiu int
0lpi,cr Der 9lptre Samc 2dnpelicrn,
bcianb Ndl hcir bel Glteru uno ouse.
rcn &eupanoten aui Seiuh, 1bre
Nuinnbmc in ben Srocu iinoet I'M
Auauii iintt
Nutpu 4uebberira Der lidl III Con
ceptiun. Mo, fur ben Triciicrliauo
nusbiloet, III beim inr Die 6srieu.
Y. z. 9phannesmener pon 8eh.
phaIin bsindte bier Setannte uro
,irenube - elmer upm lt6uen @e'
ihiehte an!t bieier Seiutl eaus be-
ipnoers - unb mrhnte surielbeu 3eii
Der bier aeaebenen llnterha.tuus bel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-06-25
,Sraucn Stiiuu,rcdlt.

Tie Stinlmbcrcttipten Burger
upn Niiiiuuri merbeu bel Der g!uptm
Der @ahl su eutiheioen babeu Oh
bic 1rnucn GPiiiuuri'S ooB Stimm.
rcht crhnltcu ip,ien uocr niht.
Tic -, 900 NnmeuEuu;crlhriitCu
rrthrcroie IN, Die draRe por Die
@dhler AT brirgcn, limb aeiihcrt
uro Iuiro 9nB ~6ruuer StimmrctIt
glmeuomeut" 9tu. Is iciu.
|ie. Suiraaettcu I'M Stnaie hrb
oanllt bcitditiat Gnmpaare Gorou
~ inbrisicrcn. re!htS oaun in
Sdlodtclu nit Der Nu't)riit -Sen
@irl Gouor - &p.e IUr wpmcu"
md ollci >beiler oeS -taates pcr,
inubt Terbcu iul,.