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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
Treeburs.

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lpor bier Gciti!tliher Sciudn. /:
Glias Jlt. Gr.aeiIuer. erueucrtc
att Standardization bier. sSdbreno
ieiues oierieius irUt er irih aus
ben jeoern. Gr beeehrr. .nah ieirer
&p!, nm 3 llhr. isiucn Sceeream pcr-
lanpte er um uub ieiuer Stpppeu
goGtr uni 5 uuo Tuuttl g lllhr iein
Grubrud urb bas wie es iidl ipatcr
hcrmsiteII,e. I'M seitie anibreher
;n ,ouusu iur cine 6iitpnrtic his CT
init iCiucm Sdnve oerntrreet.
Z. \. ySiloe uub Thertiia @Icli'
rcr mah,cu ciEcn ausilua uatl 81.
9puis. Gb eS cine @eidlaitsrsiie
uber cine Seiie sum Serarlatu
psiB man uidlt. Nnlsbcil'cub mar
cS hciheS.
epnrao Rebaorr unb 1chu Surh'
ler pun Hitipuntain ,parer Epr'
nerStna scitaite wceen IN Greebara
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

iihrteu ih:per. ia unmhalid icin
ouriie. tarn Der ehrlid,e Burger itm
aidlt ala shr,iden u. asmiiisntnftsu
6ean,ien isin gertraueu iden,sa.
Ter i,aatlihs Sishnap aommii.
'6r 1Eilam war leete Ruhe in
Ciaac Gonntu uno lab uadl ben nui
scrtiaea Seaen nrbsiteEosn Strdi.
tinaeu. ss c CT berihts;. MAIDEN iic
,rte Scrti-ritte bsfouoer1 lei ober.
ihr apseiit out. ihr bas 6rhh7ad
'rhhlt ieSer nier Sthnitt,n Seei
Stssaits. 2 Gisr. aader. &iId..
taiiee. .3iesai Greatiaa apue. Ias
rittaasTasi be'isht ons 9ornrbrpt.
snhrrrtruirn psrr Shinssa. suma
". @psres. aartrriirir. aaiiee
milta phrr Tee. Yim surpsr CT
islt ieoet estanaene eirr Sdnittrn
sped. snti gier. yaifrs. Niid.
Hrp, nnh Teisrt. einsr btr 3adt.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

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~ AsieeIaHe. eSi,tlsHisSs &sezearA !
etruneu une enesrs csa9Est ale casseTs
hal, SauAsaas, eetye,eesri4sr. AsaaeH.
.ibce- uRs RaitiasaAaEs Tye;f sarm "A
rei.Gll2 Hii G.lslsH peT,ssEE s0 ~ ltesg
,llartaea AIlitT nsieyr C2a:sy ryHHRsR
an spAcn;sny. AgcA Sass In al; N sy.
ertc,.ersey ScgfaHuNe Saa' &dlsa per
CeupipRS uae NIa &si!sa pen SittnAssa;
wIgu All stE uK,trsn ertaV Ns- SNras, iks.
lid iyClt Saj;aaI,t'ersas -it aE4 ls.s
ssra Sere,asaal. ciassS Ssls;giei. 21aiSS
,aua ioierilssn Sci,t Isaiisz. SstSs 50
per Sio.
e;ins zaesrs fsrlm.
tniba!, i60 A3st, Sen esE Sp SsEes TN
ttg 2ulnu hGe i0a Asaa Slsse' S!ss Get.
ter. sa4 ghglss ;,s'es Aailase. 81 Aesx.
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itA HSabassus, srssC eaR; ssa< S9sars y
Nc, tgacb2ues, eg,T SraHstR rGsf aeTS
@auiC uae SeaNtT iATA $;se r-asrtae eeS
as.S;H SahFcS, STtis Sse3eliescSEss uns
q, galn $sgaIHsune. ScT SSrls vSE A9sr
'u1 stcis SaTw u S2a, e,s SA.'tg ssss, 90
s,'t erats &a'eE, ,SiE'ts aus s.l SAs's.
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talS Ayrt,sH Rea seS ed'nssSa sas rein
5 s'et,'n gem esuE:Rlst, Sas<gIas,a, see.
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gs.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
No. Io4I.
Official Statement

OF TIE FINANLIAL IUNNTTIUN
Of the
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
at we>,phalia, State Of Missouri, At the
close of business on the ssth day Of
Junr 1915. published in the
0SAGE COUNTY NULkSBlATT,
ANewspaprr printed and published al
We>tphAlia. State of Missouri on the 1,
day oi July 1918.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

- %tst Aallaas uRs 81 13ts acitea
lsrN, eiHt iaeHt Sarn' Ststs sil0 yet
Sass.
iS' SssE. lso atr Hae es;taRlaaa
" "a Ne,s!eHe. SstteuilaRe n aaes
us,.s SW,mr. Sreis sloo per Adrr.
- S.sr i.sE rsiaeg Slssssueut mt ss
.Ssy 'eGtysm estieapoas. 60 II stss
Ia, Ser esssa isrwsH. Sgsss sS7 pr Ader
- 1asE alNeari Scsiozs zii SsretSsT,
u "a. szsis SiuO ySr Aess.
II Nsx rssAes @lSeuEi Set;em aass
sars EAsSr SaItar. Srsis Si0o rr xtes..
- Isss sI'isari ss,ssv,. a1es sans ss.
Z; ssltu. SUIT e,stSHes. Sssts slUS
~ S9T.
St,,e SsswsR lisses nase Iaih. sir4s
ses sa'SnkssR. IL
Ferrer kaSsa pir N ssTtauisr
l,E Sdsg &tHsws. tosisw NIT ,isHliS
raj II tisAaasen,. $ssis pr Afer So
10 Sio Sgairialaas mi; safsa Gssaa.
~u use nass eilsnkaAa. Srsts per afes
>iOS.
~ Ster nit sntT Ssslas<n une aHes
.ans rR.a saitar. .xysts per Str si0os
i.o Ssr issr rsirkes SyGirsslaas rssaE
tn Sex ssir Stag 'Sns. Sss:s pes
1es. silS. A
is0 xdn isSr rssAss .Szss-sslsne, eE8
ar.sx saltu. 9 sRsilen zen siisnsasx
s,es rst ata Sis.
SnsT Zen sifr snaeseksnsn bebcn NJ
tlfls sass<s 6armfa y iser ssrf4nherR
Ersilss sss issnsa ianilxatF id4k ~
Aaal trsHsa.
s1Iu Asslssss Z =
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
2ctaleS.

f-6err Bernard Staeier unb Sobn
,enrp ,poren 2ienstds seihditIih. in
.peIstotpn.
fluid bic Gebr. Sermonn pno
| pnrab sed,tei boben iih Gin anto'
|lirtil nuaeidlaitt unb s,var Elm
|1usrlano Nubell 1916.
SER Sphn 3. quedeuboif uno
|;amilIe beiutten ON poriscn Sunn'
| |aa ibre gerudnbien bic 6omilic
|5ermnuu 2uebbert bel 2iur.
--@ertoro Jeltrpp uro Sen Roi'
,ppc Ero fir bns Rei,enbreidlcn ier'
|io. @ie es heibt. ioIl oamit nod
D bisIer Rode beoonnsu 'perosn.
Tie ypeiipbalio & SoIt 1raoina
lso. aina ont Ticustaa nit ciner
|Earlabuna Sisb beiisbenb aus 60
|shweinen unb s5 Sdlaien su Nari
lie ab
'-Rnrtiu N!irihernes uno bnn,i'
lie ipmie bic bel bieier iidl authaI'
enoen 6ltciien 9pd,ter Der Hittwe
duauit 4uedenhOii }rl. qsbwina,
rurtn Sonnino bier.
-ssrau Grtbals bic mchrrre Np'
ben sur Nuirnrtuna oes 6rte,s benz
Sbtndlen ppn Serrn uno 6rau weu.
9eraer bier iuar. tehrte am Spun'
Iaa surid In itre 9eimaih IeiieripH
litp.
-Qureu, WiloC IN om lceter
Epnnerstne lbcr ifrcrbure, boz mo-
aer ihu Der Hruber 9picpb hradlte,
bon Ct. 9tpn,nS. 100 CT bel brn
Bruber Scrndro ais 1neht mar,
bcimeetebrt.
--oer auaufi 8poe III. uodlben
.kr bier ciniac lnac Den Satcr unn
NNlponbie. barn bic sdrpieGersltcrr
bel Vt. elizabeth beiud,t. heute mad
Ieinem WiriuuaStuii III TeS3RoincS,
Ia. Spraiaciebrt.
--Srau Inrio Vpr,t. beren Scbr
ISharlrs non 9eiirrion 0itn uic audi
kidi,er perrp Forth rsbIt Naltin
llnb SDhudlsu 2oiepb son Meta. ma'
Ken eineS ga0eS btr lebten sSpdt
hieiiae UeIudler.
--Serr Matthias 6jrieiehaner nebil
sssattin urb ben Sbbuen @reapr uns
briebrih pcu C'aaIlon. Mo. perlel'
Ken bon TcrnerStaa bis Wlontda bic,
bet Sd,mieaerIOhn rrb Tuhter perm
hno Grou IL, Nbrens,
-Serr Soieph aanlpeter BON ar'
ppie, bratlie neileru bic Sdllpdaerir
6ittipe gaspar Yuebbcrt. bic etlids
fecdjen In Ctlohuma bel @ermanbtsr
bh auiactaIten, nadl bier surli
tud, 5ri. Reaian 2lbbert iebrte nit
Ter Nutter bon srap!e teim.
:tsine cute 9aibe iiir's '5eim.
9em6nlidie llsbel unb gertleeun'
nfiinb nidlt aus fidl ielbft ifhtinm.
ybh mag 9ntstnbuua ooer SdlipdhC
X aeidhliih MAIDEN. Seruadldiiiai
kne S6niit,,uuEbe. Eunbe Guetidl
ina pbcr T,rleBuna uidlt. ipeil Tt
hibrScnteno. sIlntueraiituna IN of
turh einen slaoe!itidl posr Sdirnm
he entstanben. Sur oile ipid,e llebtI
Uadlsn's ariea Salbe ausae,eih'
h. gs !fhst unt heilt bic @nnec
antiirptiid,. perhntrt gntshnenna
tnb sersinberl aefdtrlishe aun;plfn
tonen. out asaen alien Ansidilna.
einspies. salsilHs. Gfsenfa. Dole
h-r rrrinnf 2 ilnssH ast. sd,adtal
boa eRrrm np tbsfrr. lungl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
Wiol,lnna
BERN ychu ID. Ropp,

BERN Jcbn ID. Ropp,
eraFseut bw empire art RttaI &C., esI'
lsss peini. 9. g., bsr simen sii. .ooo, 600
Rsuirast far amunitiOn an bic ausirtsn ssi'
rs6siss, inter Der Seariinpuns, bas siirs'
paii4e gsmstsl ni9t pssldmsun ~ wousn.
Bon Otto 81. eanlss.
1ail TO the brave In the battlefield
Who pitted for theifcehntry stand.
Hail to the maidIwho would not yield,
Ief virtue to the temptors hand.
|IsIto the man that would not bow
% Mamnon's gliitering efiigy -
ket thrice Hail. be il offered now -
For none I know that nobler bel
That higher values strive to earn.
Than taiated fortunes sodden curse:
Millions faiu to spurn
|rhAn rather Europe's feuds to
nursel
Who'll not rejoice In British gold
hr any other II the prise
10 neither sons and slghs untold,
|yr,mg out by Wars RELENTLESS visc'
|ir homes destroyed, and hearths swept
bae
and children's fathers stiff and stark,
lr more doomed millions tplen,y there
% sasisfy ambitions mark
ID God. Is there no other way
. seek prosperity's fair spell,
han speed the Monsters fearful sway
|. and make this earth yet more hell'
| ;od bless thee FOR thy mercy's sake
ohm W, Rapp! for ever more:
md Of his mercies e'er partake.
| " heay'n and earth - His richest store
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
3u perfaRiea.

-StIIsnitls Ssperatur- ,rnit 2s
s6IIieeu GpIinSer. .seIffeeSer'. Ss'
trtiosu lnae unh Snier. Sut mic
neu uuo ueuis berus;. Gin gar,
gain ireHr aIeih pertauit.
Seurp Z. : heppeys
&ehphaIia. Rc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

.Ghamscriain's Sabletsn Hne sr
altlem apbs has lib ,n ieeneeH esr,
a:an. <fre9tipi.' idtrsist ,raa S.t'
arb Oh. Spsnegpsvt y. D. Sic
habeH mid ees scriih,ners mt.
We,eoFsi asheii. une MIR sssias ae!
sshaf efisastFit iaI,eeraeaseen.' I
Ueriash VI ffA aatssrn. { iza,. ]
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
Sin lei@tes. amaemebmes earatis.

yin Ittpfes' hhGeHenuItS SaFdflb.
Cine cher slpci ppn Tr. Ring 9
Hetu 9ife Ellis obenbs In einem gIa,
ie @aiier neunmmen. Rein. itllet.
ter. Ibfer @eihmni;; triue bIdhenoe
Sale. @ebet eIeih ~ Sett. Grtuas
Diet ont Muraeu, erfreut eud, eincs
ireleu. leihten StubIaanas uno ;iib-
let Ben oarsen 5aa iuobl. 2r.
airas Ncm 2iie $ilts iperben bel
alien gpOtheiern uer,auit. S6 in eli.
reni original Hadete. fur 25c. 90.
let hente eine islaihe- ircuteuh si.
mes Icitlten onraiips. ,,tNn,.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF wEsTPHALIA
at westphaiia, State Of Missouri, Il the
close Of business on the s3th. day OF
June 1916, Published In the
OsAGE COUNTY vOLKSBLATT,
. newspaper printed and published at
westphalia. State Of Missouri on the /.
day Of July 1915.
p.~SE-s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
Sefcr als eebeHSeeriiheraas.


~ per'auitp: Cine 4 yieree'rai'
suiipra aoIolln tnaias. aarnztir'
10 aat ais rea Al isin. Gin 70. I
y sapal Grsamisperater mt 5 Vni
qnnen SahpsfaHns. anh etnioer
9nansrah, itks biIliA
n kAehnsra. !
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01
Nriaftpiun.

,2abnar,t Seurp 2uetfe:nensr ron
Weia prailisirte bier areit:a, Saas.
tag Ino Spnntoa.
Srou drant Stte beiuhte bier in
le tter &phe ihsl ptter 6rau u. Z.
Guleer.
Ncrr 0ermam &ebaaen uno Sat.
tin srireueu ith lber Nntauit ciuss
1Dtbterhens. Aus Sabn, welhes
am Samstaa pom hodw. Shiller
actouit wuroe. erhielt ben slan,en
depp,Dnla 6liiabetb.
epdlu. Shiller iii am 5rsi,ca ppm
ct. Souis suriidaelehrt.
SeTer als eebeHSeeriiteraas.
fahiurSspnsia Seats in elmer
6laidlc 9hambsrtoin's gplie. Sho-
Iero uub Tiorr5pca Mit.el nnaefeot.
:uirs es,eniI erutalidrn eure Santi'
lie Tor ialniueu 6oieen burtb euisr
aniaii bon Aplit cher gurhinil scr.
uriatt mdbreno Der Commemorate
su id.sseu. Sf oas nidt teiier ole
eebcnsusriih:runn? aauisss ca lsst.
9s MAO 9rbeu rGttsr. Sersanft bei
alien e6noiern. tans.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-07-01

We, Henry A.
Brnne as Vice-president, and Henry
Mesterman "a cashier Of said bank. each
of Us, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is trne TO the best OF our
knowledge and belief.
HENRY A. BRUNE, Vice President.
HENRY WESTERMAN. Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this S0th day Of June, A. d. nineteen
hundred and fifteen.
Witness my hand and nOtorial seal on
the date last aforesaid. Commissioned
and qualified for a term expiring March
i3. 1915.
,Sr,I, Henry CASTROP.
Notary Public.
oo,,rr- | JOS. PLASSMEYER
'"nntcA MARTIN B0DE
Ai'S' JOSEPH CASTR0P
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
FIRE
UNDER CONTROL

Winchester. Va. Dec. 11.--Mes-
sages received this morning from the
vicinity Of Rock Enon Springs, Fred
erick County, stated that people iiy-
ing In the Big North Mountain sec
lions had been fighting mountain fires
continuously ever since 3 O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon. when mill belong
ing to Thomas MARBLE was discovered
to be afre
The mill property. II was stated.
had been burned down, the heroic Ell
forts of the mountain people to save
II being unavailing. The fire found
It's way into the forest and spread
gradually until quite large area was
burned over The men worked al
night Wednesday night and again yes
terday, fighting the flames until late
IN Tho afternoon, when the fire WIS
finally gotten under control.
The Are was burning In the direc-
ton OF the hotel property al Rock
Fuon Springs, and the flames came
within $50 yards Of the main building,
The hotel, however. was mot dam
a ged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD
SPEAKS To BIBLE CLASS
Annual Banquet of Coyenanter Glass
last Night Ono OF Most Success
ful In History of Body.

Newport News, Va, Dee, 1l.--Wtth
Acknowledgement John Garland POL
lard as their guest Of honor. and with
about 100 other guests and members
or the class present. the. annual ban
qnet Of the Covenauter Bible Glass or
the First Presbyterian Church last
night proved the most successful ever
held by the organization The ad-
dresses were both instructive and in
spifing and the supper. which %as
served by the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the church. was a real treat In ad-
dit,on to the speakers the invited
guests included Representatives from
ali OF the mems Bible classes in the
cit city. -refsa ftafess Of denomination,
President Sayward presided and aft
or telling of the objects and aims OF
the class. introduced w s, Copeland.
who spoke on Development" Samne!
r. Buxton followed, and after a short
talk introduced ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pol
lard. Mr.. Pollard chose as his sub
ject. THE Four Spires" These he
enumerated az aspire inspire, per-
sptre and expire. His address was
both humorous and eloquent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

their determination to see a solution
OF this problem, are the most crafty
ing contribution 10 the success of our
work"
The child Labor Bulletin calls at
tention to the fact that the Federal
Child Labor Bin IS the chief interest
OF fne committee this year and urges
active support OF ;te bill on the part
OF It's members and friends The bull
letin contains besides the annual report
m article by Nathan William Mac
Chesney. OF Chicago. on the constitu-
tionalitv OF the Federal child LIS hor
Law. and number of editorials on the
work OF the committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
COLONEL MOSbY
To ADDRESS D. Of E.
Etgnsy-sv~o Years Old. 1ut May Clnifn
Kiss Promised BEFORE
War.

Bristol, Va, Dec I1.--Colonel John
Singleton Mostly. the Confederate
raider. who was eighty two years old
Monday and celebrated ais birthday
with his family In Washington. has
accepted an invitation 30 address the
Daughters Of ConfedeFaay Of Bristol
at a meeting TO be held hare neNs
Tuesday evening.
Colonel Aosby. who was at the bead
of q band of n few hundred Con
federats raiders who rode up and dawn
Northern Virginia. capturing outpestS.
destroying enemy supply trains, and
cutting OFF means Of communications.
may be called upon 10 explain hla ca
reor insofar as It pertains 10 the wer
II In reported that ono thing which
may attract tho colonet's attention will
bs the fact that ne was promised by
n pretty Bristol girl htss IL lac re-
turned from the war with marie OF
distinction becoming f. brave soldier.
The pretty little miss" who con-
fronted Colonel Moshy with such
promise when he was leaving his home
here to hagin his career as soldier
10 now a widow seventy years old She
still possesses that ViRor and grace of
expression which has characterized her
family through many generations, and
which caused her mother 70 atlll be
alive. although about leo years old.
just whether the widow win keep
her promise when Colonel Mosby ap
eaars here raanaina to he aean4 L L.
believed. however she Will be remind
ed OF 1t while he Is here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

Monterey. Va, Dec. News OF
a fatal quarrel between West virginia
hunters came over the wires Thursday
evening. the scene being on Allegheny
Mountains, south of the S, II 2. PIKE,
n section OF pocahontas. known ms the
Buffalo Hills.
Norman Whfong and Kenny I'll
hot wera limiting when they fell out
over something not yet known. hut
which led TO the shooting OF Elliot.
The report says that ne was instantly
killed end that Wilfcng went TO the
nearest telephone, told what he had
done and notified the authorities
where they would find him.
Elliot was q man near middle nSe'
married. and of Highland parentage,
living In early life on the Bnilpasrure
River
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
DEAD MAN NAMED AS
ONE Who YET LIVES
~. II. Dodsan~ Dead tp Ruston. Other
nodsas Sun iu
IeNns.

Rnstor, Ia. Dec, ia strange
identity mystery has evolved out of
the killing here Monday OF Deputy
Sheriff ]. Crawford Manning of pris-
oner attempting TO escape. The body
Of the slain man has been identified as
that OF J. T. Dodson, OF Georgetown.
| Texas. Papers found I'm the pockets
bear this name and address. But the
sheriff of Wilkinson County. Texas. tel
agraphs that J. T. podson Is alive and
stiil In the Lone Star state
Several weeks ago two men. possibly
brothers, stole harness from a pla inter-
LIVING near Choudrsnt. Deputy Sher-
Tx Manning set out 10 search for the
thieves and found them both. one
made his escape, bur tie man later
shot TO death was captured
The deputy searched his man and
allowed him to drive hack to Ruston
In buggy. the deputy riding behind
on horseback The prisoner had &C
GREETED a revolver under The seat of she
conveyance. He student produced this
and took ono fneffectiVe shot as his
cantor The deputy sheriff shot him
through the head.
Added to the ident acation by papers
came thu evidence OF Oscar Love
blackSmith at Elmore. fast south of
| this ettY--A I-nua, f,e4-a4-s-a;-ts that
ne knews the Dodson family intimate
IS, viewed the body arc declared II to
he that OF J. T. Dodson The black
smith said that the man VINO had cs-
capped evidently was Dodsou's breth her
/ He said the brothers were Of good
family.
The Identification was believed ea-
tah}lehed beyond doubt urfl this morn
( ing when the sheriff OF Wilkinson
| County Texas. wired the, J T. bod
sau was In Texas. and very mach
alive The sheriff added that Dodson
recently had suffered the theft Of some
clothing and personal papers.
Te}eErRns have been sent 10 rela-
tives Of Dodsou. Replies are expected
to clear the mystery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

cations were carried on by the Ma
tional Child Labor Committee In eigh-
teen States and members of the com
mittee's star were present at the leg
isiatlvc sessions of nineteen states.
The committees exhibits were shown
In rorty~nine cities In twenty one
States.
All these activities were made posi-
BILE by the fact that = per cent OF
the members of the committee re-
newed their subscriptions and air ost
a,e0e new members we're secured. As
Mr. T,ovejoy pats Il. THE persistence
OF our coufributirr members at n time
when other calls are urgent. and their
determination to see solution Of this
problem, are the most gratifying, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
CHILD LABOR CAMPAIGN
IN SPITE OF WAR

In spite OF the war and hard times
ths campaign against child labor made
progress In this country last year, an-
ccrding to the annual report OF Owen
r. L4ove3oy. general secretary OF the
National child Labor Committee, fust
published In the quarterly Child La Dor
Bulletin Twenty States 1egislated
against child labor last year. while
only I'VE States defeated attempts to
Improve their laws, and one passed
. distinctly reactionsry act. Investi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
SENTENCES
SELF FOR THREE MONTHS

Alexandria, Va, Dec. ia prison
er sentencing himself was the unusual
privilege given Matt Williams when
arraigned in the Police Court today
for vagraucy
Name your own sentence said
Justice Cation 10 Williams.
Three months In the workhouse,"
replied williams, and commitment pa
pers were made out Williams win
come cut with the return OF spring.
Williams had ben making lodging
house out OF police headquarters and
the police, determining to stop the
practice, detained him for court Will
iiams appeared well pleased with the
courts decision to allow him to name
his oyxl sentences and he gave him.
eoH Substantial pnutshnnsnt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
Negro Charged with Theft.

Henry Davis. thirty-thrce years old.
a negro. accused of feioniously and
1uE@iarously entering the home Of
Bon Timheriake, 1909 East Grace
Street, @.s arrested last night by Po-
Hcemau l.. Bertucci The negro is
alleged to have stolen So
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

I have an important confidential
mvgaage fpr you. u viii come in a
plain envelope. How To- conquer the
liquor habit in . days and make home
happy. Wonderful. safe. lasuns, re-
liable. Inexpensive method. Puaran-
teed. Edward j. Woods, 1899 c. sta
lion l.. NeW York. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
BUSINESS LEFT
BY VI. P. ALLEN
INCORPORATED
One of the Largest Producers
of Honey In New Mexico;
Industry Is to Be Developed

Tin honey business left by the late
W. =. Allen. known all over the state
as "the bee man. has been nicer
porntcd. Laurence Lee. executor oi
Aliens viii b. the Incorporation.
Aliens bee business Is one Of the
largest ln the stats. There are sew
cral bec yards. az the locations % the
sivos are known, along the valley. II
il the intention 10 develop the busi-
ness as much az possible. Bee men
an over the United states are agreed
that the use Of honey can he ncou
used by nationwide advertlsing, such
~ increased the trade of 'hc rice
cultltatora and the raisin growers. 90
d point that Will absorb u production
~ the sweet many times sroatcr than
b now marketed.
The company Just incorporated D.
to De- known us the w. 4. Alien Bee
company The office Will bee iu At
torney Lees suite in the Stern build
ing Tor the present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
DIR. BOYD THINKS NEW
SOCIETY WILL BE USEFUL.

II believe the state Geographical
society. organized last nlght at santa
Fe. may De made Of great usefulness
to New Mexico" said Dr. Boyd this
morning. when asked az to the ppr-
pose of the new organization. "Gov-
crnor Mcdonald wrote me with re-
gard To this organization several days
ago, enclosing a letter from the chief
scographer Of the United States ge-
illogical survey, who suggested that
the Organization should have lts ORR
Gin and headquarters ia the state
university. I had communicated with
the chicf reogfaphcr and Indicated
our Willingness 10 take the Initiative
In the organization, and later ais
cussed the matter with the governor,
Mr.. Walters. MI White and others
at santa Fc. I am glad 90 see the
organization has been carried out as
We had planned. | nave already re-
cctVcd the working plans OF the Colo
RADIO safe society. which ~ considered
"a model ana which ! we will
adopt for use iu this state. Tho maps
which would bee prepared under the
supervision OF this society and issued
boy the United states geological sur
vey will he OF especial value. Tho
purpose b. L. make his iu every
sense a statewide Organization ans
10 enlist the corporation especially
OF the state agricultural college. the
school Of mines and other state insti-
tutlous in Ita activities. CitilcuS gen
orally viii De- welcomed tn member
ship when the plans have been com
plctod