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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
in 1914" Mr.. Mccormick, in his er,u,

In 1914" Mr.. Mccormick, In his fran.
tic effort to prevent the American yot.
ers from repudiating the UnderVood
tariff and the candidate who 70 ~
sponsfble for It, has also oyeflocke@
the statistics prepared By TIA of6ciaisa
OF the Wilson administration. which
now, for instance, that Europe'e frt1
ports Of machinery from the United
states have increased from SIN, ooo1
600 IN 1914 to $l83,000, 900 In 1Sio
that 10 the year ending June 80. 1s1s2
that there has been an increase IN I'd
importation OF American electrical M
chinery Of over $5,250.000; Of anofa1
working machinery Of from ell,O001
600 in 1914 to $s1.316.S00 in 1911
OF cars, carriages, push-cafts, uaotoa5
cycles, etc, OF from ISL COZ, 900 in 1911
to $1es,0o0.000 In 1916. The fscts 81
support Mr.. Hurley and confound llrs
Mccormick. And to Mr.. McCormick,d
sorrow. the facts all counfound Wood
row Wilson and the Underwood tar
III law. -
Mexleans All Sick: 4
Whether the cause Is the cloyiua
sweetness Of the Wilson Mexican mol.
Icy, or the natural indignation Of Sec.
retaries Lansing and Lane, or 1ust
the supemely foolish ad farcial char.
acter Of the Wilson Mexican confer.
ence Is now known, but It % q fact
that all the prominent Mexicsus who
represent the Carranza regime In he
United States are "sick." Louis @.
brera, whose interview denouncing the
Wilson administration and ito "supine
officials" aroused 90 much indisna.
ton. took to his bed yesterday instead
OF returning to the Conference"
Eleseo Arrendondo, Carranza's Ambes.
sador.D Designate In Washington, was %
sick to 60 to the State department.
where he was to have repudiated the
Cabrera statement. Whether Score.
tary Lane was Ill or not, he looked
sick" when he undertook to resume
the sessions at Atlantic City. That
the Carranzistats In Mexico are MI
sick OF Woodrow Wilson and his
watchful wobbling they made very
clear in the series Of interviews they
gave the outlook.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
TO THE VOTERS OF MARION
COUNTY,,

FAIRMoNT. Nov. 2-tEditor The
West Virginian. il have always vot-
ed the open Democratic ticket but
when a candidate who IL running for
high office goes through the county
putting dollars In the pockets OF old
soldiers in the effort to influence
them to vote for him repent. When
! see the same man turn down the re.
quest of more than $50 good men who
presented a formal petition ON GER
tain matter repent. When l see the
same man refuse another man the right
of free speech, repent. And there
are many other things which am will.
ing to back up with sworn statements
why the voters should vote for Messrs.
Veach, Conley, Hamilton, Mason and
Minnear.
SIMEON DUNN,
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A SAMPLE BENEFIT.
3 SsN FASHIONABLE CAMPAIGN METHODS ~

NN FASHIONABLE CAMPAIGN METHODS y
~ a pamphlet put out by the Democratic
s County Executive Committee, says Marion
county paid into the state treasury $780, 1861 more
money in the year 1915 than the year 1912. Admit
ted for argument S sake. 1t then challenges any
one to point to anymore benefits to the county in
1915 than in 1912.
e.: a wayfaring man though fool can point to the
expenditure Of $173,50O for the new Normal School
buildings and grounds And be it remembered that
500 of that amount paid to local parties for
the ground Marion county boasts of the best
school building in this state
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

The figure per acre at which the leasshold of the
Pittsburgh vein coal owned by the Dakota Coal COM
pany went ought to be encouraging to the folks got
caught in the Thompson crash and have been hoping
against hope ever since.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
Try "csIery-Mist
For Headache

You'll agree with thousands Of 9th
ers that "Celery.Mist" Is fine. Gives
relief and comfort promptly in all
forms Of headache and neuralgia. No
opiates or narcotic drugs in 1t. Only
&c package at any city or country
store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

That attack Cornwels record by the leaders of
organized labor in the state to have cut through
At all events pretty nearly all that is left of the Demo-
cratic organization is busily engaged in trying to
tralse the effect upon the earning voters West
Virginia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Even the coal car famine does hang on most of the
winter that advance in the pay of miners will make mon
ey plentiful in this town. Now let the merchants
lay themselves out to keep that money at home instead
of permitting 1t to to the mail order houses and the
merchants In the big cities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

According to dispatches In the Pittsburgh papers
Carksburg is about to launch big citizens movement
to and competitive railroad After all the
things the Baltimore and Ohio has done for that town
to the prejudice Of other towns in this section Of the
state, that seems like ingratitude.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

bunch Of theatrical men have bought the Boston
American baseball team which. It probably will be
, membered. won the W. k World series recently. Won
der why the real baseball trying get out Of
baseball while the rank outsiders trying to get in?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
EN- ROUTE TO PITTSBURGH.

Mrs. Henry Raymond, OF Clarksburg,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Cliff
ton Comley. Of Cleveland, O., and her
daughter. Mrs. B. r. Blackford, Of
Parkersturg, were here few hours
yesterday the guests Of the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Watson, Jr.
They went on to Pittsburgh to spend
a few days. ....
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Manifestly the great problem of the present cam.
paign is, where is most of the fourteen thousand
odd dollars Of the taxpayers money that is paid
out on account of the poor going9 Any way you
take it and no matter how charitable an interpre.
tation one wants to put upon the matter, there is
something radically wrong here and it is time for
the taxpayers to act.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ?. 1916.
"Amcricc First and america Efficient"

This has certainly been great campaign for libel
suits. II the suits brought in good faith they'll be
lighting the issues and the incidents OF 1911 the
courts for many long day. But 1t is the verdict Of
hext Tuesday that the public is interested in.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

But even more mysterious than these missing or
dcrs is the of the poor farm expenses In q
political pamphlet issued for the ostensiblc purpose
of answering some charges regarding the financial
affairs of the county made by the Republican coun
ty committee early in the campaign the following
paragraphs were printed:
In 1915 live stock to the value Of $7S7.7o
and butter and eggs amounting to $500
have been sold and the money paid into the
poor fund. There are other incomes from
rous sources beginning to accrue in 1916.
showing the investment 1.-THE investment in
the farm and the buildings upon It'll to be
highly profitable to the taxpayers of Marion
county.
In 1910 with population of 42,7s4 inhab-
itants It cost the taxpayers of Marion county
s94SS52 to keep and maintain their poor:
whereas In 1916 with upwards Of $4,000 in
habitants, an increase of AZ per cent, with
present up to date comforts and facilities and
increase in comodties 1t cost the taxpayers
$14,S35.20 less the earnings OF the poor farm
which will greatly reduce the amount.
That seems straight enough as far as the figures
concerned, but in Wednesdays issue of thu
Farmont Times the following was printed:
Republicans circulating literature to the {
effect that 1t costs more to keep the inmates Of
the county home in that institution than 1t
does to board in a hotel in the CITY, They state
that the operating expenses Of the home for
the year was $14,S35.20. less s737.70 for the
sale Of cattle and $4,000 for butter sales.
The fact Of the matter is that the sales from
cattle amounted to S121.7O. At the farm there
are Is head of cattle from six months to two
years old. The average value is $S5 per head
There are three fine colts two years old worth
$3.50 per head The farm has thrty.hve head
Besides there 400 bushels of oats in the
bins, 1900 bushels of corn 240 bushels of
potatoes besides all kinds of vegetable to feed
1.-The inmates of the home.
Were Manager Sturm to sell of these things
at market price he could deduct the cost of
maintaining the home and have considerable
balance to show.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Having galvanized the property into new life, Pres-
dent Gray will electrfy the tracks of the Western
Maryland over the Blue Ridge mountans-Connells-
Vile Courier
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
CO YOU DON'T GET YOUR PAPER CALL
eWESTERN uNlON.n

Hnbgcfibers carrier failing to got The
Wet virttnian any evening should call WESTERN
UtQON,' state the fact and give name and residence
md messenger will deliver paper to your door al
onoe There is no charge to the subscriber for this
service. The West Vrginian plans to render to It's
suhscribers the best newspaper delivery service DOS
stbie and this is part OF the plan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Crush the taxcating Democratic rine
by electing the Republican county Off.
GERS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

That Warrington line will be about the best piece OF
traction property in this section of the state by the time
present plans for its Improvement are worked out The
people who use 1t ought to be pleased
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Marion county has been losing by death an unusually
large number Of prominent people within the past few
days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Whose is that dropping figure in the midnight-hued
habilments OF woe. weeping lie Niobe over the an
pouncement that Virginia goes dry tomorrow? Whose
York World.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Pittsburgh girl who attacked by man man
aged to after he had grabbed her throat by Wig
orously kicking him. Score for short skirts They
have enabled the girls find out that they have legs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
SHORT AND SNAPPY.

Rumania entered the to realize her national as
piratons;" and the Germans entered Rumania to re-
leve their natural observation-disclosures Evening
Genius.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02

Listening to political orators recalls the fact
that this is chestnut season-and that some of the
chestnuts are wormy.-Wheeng News
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-02
NEW YORKLETTER

(From Our Regular Correspondent
- ERTAIN doubling Republicans
I who forgot their history. forgot
that Ohio was "the mother Of
Presidents" and who displayed extra
ordinary gullibility in the face of
Democratic rainbow chasing, have had
all doubts removed regarding the
Buckeye State, by the unprecedented
reception that state is now giving to
Charles e. Hughes. the Republican
candidate. Even the New York World
official organ Of the Wilson admins.
tration. is compelled to report that the
reception accorded Mr.. Hughes at Co.
lumbus exceeded even that accorded
William Mckinley in 1896, that It was
unprecedented in the history OF the
state, and that It was merely the cul.
mination Of day during which oil
Eastern Ohio appeared to be determin.
ed to refute the calumny that Ohio
would go Democratic. Inspired by the
warmth and extent Of his reception,
Governor Hughes spoke to the various
audiences gathered to hear him with
renewed force and vigor and went
after" the Wilson administration In a
manner which evoked the utmsot en-.
thusiasm. Referring to President vii.
sons recent declaration that his ad.
ministration had, delivered the bust.
nessmen Of the country from nerv.
Gus fear Of the courts" Governor
Hughes declared that 1T Is not nerv.
GUS fear Of the courts that troubles
American business, but q wholesome
dread Of vague legislation; Of two.fec.
ed laws passed by compromising law.
makers, intended to mean one thing to
one group and quite another thing to
another group. leaving to the courts
the difficulties Of interpretation-af.
ter election" And he said further, ut
is fear of vindictive administration
by governmental departments. Of an
Administration which treats business.
men as suspicious characters; Of gov
eminent by hold.up; Of the placing Of
our highest departments on a basis
Of mere partisan expediency Of Of.
forts to secure the votes Of this or
that group at the expense Of the prin.
ciples of our institutions-it Is these
which give rise to the anxieties Of
honest business-not terror Of the n.
situations which administer justice and
maintain tho stability Of the country"
After the War:
The lack of team work between Ma
ton Chairman Mccormick and Chair.
man Hurley Of Mr.. Wilson's Federal
Trade Commission, is truly amazing.
Attention has already been called in
this correspondence to this discrep.
ancy and to the fact that Mr.. McCor.
mick had declared that 1t was "incon.
ceivable" that any sensible American
would believe that the European coun.
tries would be In position to COM
pete with this country after the war.
And In the fact Of this, Mr.. Hurley
says, Europe is awakening her indus.
tries. Every effort is being made to
attain the highest efficiency in produc.
ton, the distribution and the use Of
commodities Of all kinds" and that
"the war has compelled Great Britain
to make thirty years Of industrial pro.
gress ahead Of the Germany we knew
gress in thirty months" and "the Ger.
many that energies from the war will
be years ahead Of Germany we knew
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30
ocrifo uus Inocrcs.

Ia araoe ieet in Nier,to uber
.0erllp' Der .pulle Sahe tudjt" -
ruies In YIDSart's Sau5rrilrtC ht 81.
- 1T cs oielleltt aut hal ciulRe.
irhhcrcr Greianiiic 81 criunern, 9lS
iee,eu Saruar Die Il %mCritaucr in
Sprurn uur eirem 3nse pcuurlnlcn
uno nbncrnr,ii >uurocu. iaat, Sca0,
tor 2ipritt upu SbpSe 3slanO inl L..
z. Senate.
.gSlrc idl Graiiocnt tcire u Stun,
Den iuareu radl Dem NiuroC ltutr
Hucri,auer ucrilpiitr. cue Id Oic
arnlce Der Ger. Staa;cu uNtr b,e
STnac aeididt bate um oitlen
Apro II ruhen."
Sc"aiur SturC, Eoriipenocr bee
@pmi.cS iur dufere Se;iehuracn.
rlti 9lpeitt Cucraiitp CUR Grouuul.
SotIntllid bate SSiliOu telu Htdlt
9chnet uhne ,3uiilmmuua btS apH
1rcileS Sriea III cr,lorcu. limb Goa
bate cs eamenlS ihpu aritehcn lpl
len. Nm beift cS ireilldl ;u, cut
lhaIo'alua. Der &rdnocrt h.bc lcnr
M|epelci uidlt nlS suIltiittS 9apital
orstc"tcn Wullcn. ~ Wlrt 10 10
pc IL nitt iAliuaer ocIp,itu ais
oiclc VroGlan,c,icn upu Der ar,clS.
spnc 0uropas. G.. Y. Scr Wlra paa
Nall. Num.).
llna itruer muiit @mcy;ta ildl rant
Scictc leileu laileu. 9arranSa III
x Sncto Der GraNbcnt non Yil,;p
ano er lullte ia CyNaura i,hI''ta.
Scocn'allS hat GarraE;a aber UtrtS
srtln. SS,llen'S loaenannte $0Nia
oeS Nbpartens loiI Nraot nt Nlina
aeiilet haben oab chen neil TeIiIp
nurtl Smrriturcr nuSRestaitt NV
ben, bic Werltautv AliiCa. III on
lrjll,e abtr Den amcri.aniltcg (Iue
eualiitenO Sunsitaten oa u..nn
tctne militiril1 1le l,..ercusIra ~
(eil neroen Inlier = otun or tel, n
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30
I aatbariHa q. 1ubbert. I

W artins bura, R o..
ben 20. N6rs. @eitern Nbeub furs
Dor lebss llbr fiarb babier 3rau Ratb.
g. Tubberi, @atttin BON Suisph
Tubbert unb Mutter bes bodlm. Z.
u. Gubbert. 6llisprieiier an Der ct.
iuauiiinus'@emeinbe su Ct. 2ouis.
I ie allaenlein ssahteie unb beliebts
Nrnu erlitt am 81. M6rs bel einem
Sturse aus sinem Giienbahnfuaaen
ihlimme @ertebunaen. Sie brnh ben
reflten Nrm an Sanbaelente. bic lins
te Sfult,r uurbe nuseerentt. iber
benz retten Nuae luies iie cine ih!im.
me @unbe aui. Sinner gsrIs tuneen
asisllten iidl hasu. Bohluerieben
nit ben ..stecbeiatramenten. bic ibr
lhr Srbn, Sieo. 2ubbert, perabreidl:
te. tpurbe bic 6rau. ue1dbe uahssu
7Os Sabre aft mar, IN bic guiateit
atbsrlien
gis 8eerbiauna iinbet bsute om
TDnnerstaa, 8 llbr Roreehs. pom
1rnuerbouie Al Nariinsbure. gRo.,
,ur ct, Suiepheairhe alba uub onnn
sim bortiaen 6ricbbpie hntt.
lie Weriturbene mar om 20. Suri
lSl6 81 NeitptnIila. no.. atturen
mo 'le ond1 om y. 9uni 1873 nit
ben, lie lbcrlebenocn @attcn. lpiepb,
aetrout wurbe. On 1898 fcoelte bns
6hepaar nod bier. no eS cine 6nrm
bchieb bis Dor ca. Sabrcn. ner
rubbert ih In ben Siubeiano surud
sup, Fer alldlid,cn Ghe crtisrpiien
ndt ainoer. bic idmmtlid, nod am
Qeben fno. Gs iino bies: bic SDbue
&eu. s. v. 2ubbert, IT. 4OniS;
beinrih (ubbert uert. mi. Senuie
eeb. Sennemalo, uno BERNHARD
Tub5ert, ucrb. nit Grcstentia Gcb.
Stieoel. ollie bel NiartinSbura Wip.,
wubrbait, Sriepb 3ubtert. uerh,
nit 9ita aeb. GrOpitein, uno Nils
liam Gubbtrt. alle su puntec, Snn.
'as; bic 36tter - 1rau Gliia5etb
(neiuridj) EUr:b. tei 3Petn. SIR.
aniaiiia; 6rnu psnristtl tTrnrtl
SerteIa,, tei Wa,tiHs5Lra, uuO 6rl.
CttitIia Gubbert. i'm Suuie Der Gl'
terri nubuhoIt,
Nusereem betcouern Der 6einiaana
Der Weri;urheuen. bic - Gntc'i biEs
tcrldbt audi bic bcioer Stlmeiicrr.
5rdu Wnrle 0aecbuct ;u Iiuutrpir.
nc. Guo.oit chrIu. jrduSi2,nuclie
w. Ocopia Az %dciue, @isl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30

bic nrnien 6eibeaiinber. Sect nod
pifI metr ole friher iperben bic =
fleinen aiuber aufaeiett siufcf ou
bie Efrabe seworfen. Tenn burd
ben arisn unb bic Sepolutipn IN ba.
Bolt imnier niebr perarmt. Yprne
tern SOD brntte riir eine 5rau eir
Nonuts oItes. tleines Mdodjen,
mas iie aiii Der StrnBe eben aeiuuoer
bate. Sd babe co tros meiner ion
iiia:n Qbte nnaerummen unb cine
slmme aeiudt. mus ter nber nun
mpnatfid 25 Gents besablen, iunff
tut iie 60 nidt obcr last ben armen
@urm uertemmen.
Sh babe mir bod manhmal itpn
bel ben lranen unb benz nlmenlolsn
Glenb bisier fieineu @eien I'M Siil.
len aebaft: .&nrum iirb but Der
2rdnen unterm Nonbe 70 uiel? &enn
mir griuatiene fur uniere Siinben
blBen ntaiien. bns last iit aans out
uerfieheit. dber bieie nrmen 6eihen
timber, iuie ihper mliIen lie inter
benz 6luh bsr Slnbe ihrer Spreltern
leiben!s
@enn Gle fur bieIe ainoer nal
ein Nlmuien betpmmen ,ullteu, UNI
a. hierber rad Ghind ~ bei6rbcru.
oann ihidrn Sic es mir uur her.
10 NJ iidlcr aat nnaebradlt. Neine
aoreiie piiien Sic ia.
Z, GuIiaana EarS
Z hanaticu Shantura.
9bpa, pia Shanatai
Sd tann'isoen Collar uno iebe
Iollas Santnpte bier Ieiht UNI
pedlieln.
/. Sett MAIDEN iid) bier bic 9acaner
mahtia brett. Sn meinem gSUhuOrt
bier in Z hnnatiien III ieii uOrie I'm
Sabre eine Golpnie pun Sapauern
ucu iiber 500 A6pien entrinnoen.
Earuntcr aud einiae antrcl,tcn.
9t muB nIiU nui meine nlteu Gage
lpaar noA lapauiih lernen. Gb Die
Geutidlen uisoer hierpcrtonmer.
audi iuenr lie iieereif, bleibcr, nos
lii eihe arpbe 6raae. S9aS bic ,iapl.
ner eiumaI haber. boS hnIten ns sdh
ieN.
Gmpiehlcu Sic mid uNo meirs az,
u,e setittur ret,t ienr ano uuatlr
aertlih ben 9eiern Sbres Gultsblats
tee unb ieieu Sic herslid nenrilBt
noh ciumol iir hte 3uienoure Or
Seituna beitens behnutt ppn 1bIeu
aorS ergrbenit
] SaOliaauR
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30
1Scrm 40 pcrfanicu.

ss3 Gdcr. Sic aouSe Snr;n III
1;uet,aum. l75 Hder actlnrt, mo
ucn ~ gdcr inter aultar nno. 81
stres fnO Su.,pGlauo. baS lbriee
rc,alcs SuItano. ) .YanurcS- nit
ME ucrEeacnoru GueIlen. @utcs
@rbnbous, gicbeuaeh6dbe It. Stdlle.
Sute giherne. 2ic onrm lit , une
eiue halbe Tei { opr 6olt.5 Re,len
uuu @ehphalia unb zine halbe Tcile
,cm Giaae dlaB ael,aen. gieit
;Sorm. bic In icbcr siuIitt eiu- Snr'
aain'. tam aeaerpartia sn eirem
Rreiie ,pcit dnter ihrem Ucrthe &c.
tanit prroen. Ran weube hd an
ben ein,nttamer
ghtttip1reaer.
nkhthdfla Ro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30

-2lm Srcital madten bic Geren
,Npha ". Sertill puu Nicuna uno 4.
Z. Soeh ter pur ,ireebura uriercr
Staot eInen acl1)nItlld|cu Veiuh uno
ipraden bei0e Nerren audi INT %pltl
blati Saritpnl rur. gSIc 5rnnt urS
ucuieth, 6ranlcn audi inn icIne
,Srcudoc oils Nnublbdt iur Nihter
oicies TitrittS bCrnuSSItummeu
sScnn mir ben @eoortera1nn 6rnnls,
Der hdl audi onhln nnsorudte, rid
tin cIGrhroetcu, mare ct OleIer Gbre
Den Snrperu oielcs Tiiiritts nls
Goantp Hldlttr 81 oienen, nIt)t ab,
holo, s1ds ucrnloa aber, 10 nate CT
Gin RIdlttr nod iiir leiuer Ein:itt
Su thun nndjocm nlle .lunos" aui0e,
brnudlt, ia, ioaar noh bic iur Die
nddlIte Belt ciu;cmmenoen Steuerr
ilr 2ilauna unbeSnbIter ShulOen
uerlpenoet iueroen mliieu. Gieics
geltcbt Elm Warn Gin Der heiS bi
onnolunpSmeiic uniereS iepiaen
HidlierS Den Shaaweder bilIiatc,
inooilir,e uuo - pertbcibiate; uIiu
niiientIih uno aeiliiiertlidl benz lin.
rcdte 9nS Nrbere burdl ibm eridc-
ben beiplItdltetc. limb bcilcutw,llen
:pei' oas Sdlotamt Iecr., Iecr burd)
Vcritwcnouua ppu Sumnleu. bic
parteiild pcrluenbst. bic ciacnnupi,
Gen bod nidlt acmeiunaeiacn .Iiued:n
oieniibar ncuodlt, mill CT n,dlt an.
nehmen. lluo wpbl euh besloIb
niht, wei, CT iucib - iuir "a )ten es
ldor irlbcr-baS -Gpl,SbIiti" eucr.
aiidl Der &abI c;ncS sRanueS Der bte
parteitidcu. ieloiiiahtiasn ano ei.
0cnnilbiacu 0aub!uraen unisres 0s-
Rtnmdrtiacn b,ncirs autbciBt unb
opn benz mir ieocniallS eriuarten
miBten oaB CT iitl bielsm sum Mn.
Ter rchmcn uno in hentu SabitapIsu
treten tonne. ppppnieren wuroe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-03-30
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