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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
TUG EXPLOSION
FATAL TO TWO

New York, Nov. 20-Two men were
killed and many seriously injured in
an explosion today on a tugboat tied
up at the Brooklyn water front.
The explosion, apparently due to a
defective boiler, cost the lives of the
captain and engineer on the tugboat,
which was called the Rambler. The
bodies of two other men, fireman and
a deck hand, are believed to be in the
hold of the vessel, which sank at her
pier. A score of persons, working on
lighters in the vicinity were injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
Automobile Ground
Under Engine; Narrow
Escape for Three Men

slightly scratched and bruised, but
otherwise uninjured.
The automobile sustained four brok-
en- wheels, smashed lamps, radiator
and hood, and badly bent and
twisted body.
The engine, according to witnesses.
was nearly half way across the street.
and the crossing gates practically
lowered when Myhre. who was coming
from the south, drove up, and at
tempted to pass. The engine, in charge
of Engineer j. Deach of Dilworth. was
going at low rate of speed-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20

tion."
He added a conclusion would be
more quickly reached 'ff we have the
sympathies, and cooperation of
practical men, who for years have
been conversant with the practical
side of transportation questions"
The committee will report Jan. s.
Some of the suggestions the rail-
roads will make to the investigating
committee were outlined by A. P
Thorn, counsel Of the railway advisory
committee at special meeting of the
national council of the United States
Chamber of Commerce recently.
Mr.. Thorn said the railroads would
ask for:
federal incorporation law for in
terstate railroads
A measure enlarging the interstate
commerce commission and creating
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
Federal Court to
Probe Alleged Silver
Fraud; Try Ferguson

and would send back this old pewter by
parcel post, G. o. D., with charges
running considerably higher than his
original agreement. 1t is claimed that
in some instances these charges
amounted to SO and $40.
Federal officials investigated his
plant at Milwaukee and large amount
of pewter ware is said to have been
found in his possession.
Ferguson was arrested about year
ago,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
''Supine Public Pays;
That's Why Prices Are
Exorbitant, Says a
Chicago Food Baron
u s. sEIzEs BOOKS ON LIVING COST INVESTIGATION.

U. s. SEXES BOOKS ON LIVING COST INVESTIGATION.
investigation
wereta Of district
will federal
attempting
jobbers
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20

was being weighed by the general sta&
and that military considerations prob
ably would prevail.
Monastir is located at the bottom Of
a bowl surrounded on all sides by
dominating heights. 1t was therefore
technically extremely unfavorable 40
soon as the enemy forces gained a
footing on the rim Of the bowl. as
already had been done to the south.
less than five miles from the town and
only slightly greater distance to the
southwest.
Since the opening Of the campaigu
in the Rumanian theatre. which, as
was cabled recently, is regarded here
as the decisive theatre of the whole
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
Committee Of Congress
Investigates Problems
Relating to Railroads
Government Ownership to Be Balanced Against Govern
ment Control Which System Would Be Best?
This Question Among Others to Be Studied.


Washington, 2oWhIe it insisted
Labo will be only
joint commission which
was disclosed
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20

Continued on Page 7.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20
THE WEATHER.

Unsettled this afternoon and to
night. Probably light snow. Colder to
night. Tuesday fair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-20

CONTINUED on page g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09
Taxi Driver Draws
Line on Flivvers
Offered as Cash

Taxicabs in Omaha cost s. an hour,
under ordinary circumstances.
i. Barney Bromburg, Tekamah, lost
his flivver' car yesterday and after
reporting the matter to the police,
hired a taxi and spent nearly twenty
four hours searching the highways
and byways of Douglas county for
it. Meanwhile the police sent out
a description OF it, and few hours
after its absence had been reported,
it was found, but Bromburg, in ig-
norance of the fact, kept on the taxi
hunt and the taxi meter kept on
grinding its bad news.
Finally Bromburg decided to come
to police headquarters to see if there
was any news Of his car, He found
it roosting on a perch in the rear of
the station. Simultaneously, the
taxi driver presented a bill for $72.
Bromburg got out Of the machine.
"You can have the hivverT he told
the chauffeur.
mot me- exclaimed the taxi
driver. you'll have to dig up fit
teen more fivvers before you can
square yourself with me, and Id not
do it then only because my, little
nephew is getting up a collection OF
| EN-" $50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

Defense disappeared and the Warrior
passed to the rear, disabled.
Vice Admiral Jellicoe considers it
probable that Sir Robert X. Arbuth-
not, the rear admiral, who was lost
on board the Defense, was not aware
during the engagement with the Ger
man light cruisers OF the approach
of their heavy ships owing to the
mist, until he found himself in close
proximitey to the main German fleet.
Before he could withdraw, his ships
were caught in heavy fire and dis
abled.
Mist Hides Vessels.
Owing. principally to the mist. it
was possible to see only few ships
at the time. Toward the close. of the
battle. only four or five vessels were
visible and never more than eight to
twelve. 49,.
The third battle cruiser squadron,
under Rear Admiral Horace Alexan-
der Hood, was in advance Of the bat
tie fleet and ordered to reinforce Vice
ADMIRAL Beatty.
| Describing the work of the third
squadron, Vice Admiral Beatty said
Rear Admiral Hood brought into &C
ton ahead of the Lion lin the most
inspiring manner, worthy of his great
naval ancestors"
Vice Admiral Hood at CPS o. M
was only 5000 yards from the leading
German ship and the British vessels
poured hot fire into it and caused
it to turn away. Vice Admiral Beatty,
continuing, reports.
by $50 o'clock the battle cruisers
were clear OF our leading battle squad
ron and. l. Ordered the third battle
cruiser squadron to prolong the line
astern and reduced the speed to
eighteen knots. The visibility at this
time was very indifferent, not more
than four miles, and the enemy ships
= were temporarily lost sight of after
s p. m. Although the visibility be-
came reduced, it undoubtedly was
more favorable to US than to the
enemy. At intervals their ships
showed'up clearly, enabling US to pun
ish them very severely"
Length Of Action.
The action between the battle fleets
lasted i1termittently from 6:H to $40
o'clock at ranges between 1900 and
10000 yards. The Getnans constant
;; ly turned away and opened the range
under the cover of destroyer attacks
and smoke screens. Alterations Of the
| course from southeast by east to west
in an endeavor to close up brought
the British battle fleet. which COM
menced action in an advantageous po-
sition on the Germans bow, to quar-
terly bearing from the German battle
line, but placed Vice Admiral Jellicoe
between the Germans and their bases
: The German vessels were entirely
out OF the fight at o'clock, says the
report. Threat of destroyer attacks
during the rapidly approaching dark
ness made it necessary to dispose the
fleet with view to its safety, while
providing for renewal of action al
, daylight. s'
The British heavy ships were not
, attacked during the night, but three
British destroyer flotillas delivered a
series of successful attacks, causing
} heavy losses. At daybreak the Ger
man fleet had disappeared.
The report concludes with the state
!, ment that the fleet returned to it:
!, base on Friday, June 2, and at 9:3(
p. m. of the same day had replenishee
its supplies and was reported read!
{ for further action
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09
Mrs. Elizabeth Staples
Dies at Dauqhter's Home

Mrs. Elizabeth Staples, Is years old
died yesterday at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Alexander R. McFar'
land, 2ll5 Spencer street.
Two other children survive, George
Staples of Louisville, Ky, and Mrs
w. A. Fenner of Marshalltown, la
Burial will be at Atkinson, Neb, be-
side her husband.
Mrs. Staples was born November 7
1885, at Rochester, N. Y, and came tc
Atkinson in 1884. She had been &
resident of Omaha for twenty-five
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09
GOODRICH
TRADEMARK

-. TINE cage of Rubber" is in sightl :
Hard upon the Age Of Steel, "
l. comes this new Epoch in World
History. "-r .1s' II .t~t... +
i AS the Forests went down before the
Woodmans Axe, Steel rose up to take the
place of Wood,-with huge additional field
of its own. a,-E'.
As the Ranch, and open Cattle Ranges,
yield to the Farm, so the Source Of Supply for
Leather recedes, while the population, which
must wear Shoes, increases.
Here steps in RUBBER,-with fast
growing production. on Plantations, ready to
replace Leather the near future, at q
lower cost, for better service, plus thou
sand uses of its own. . 49,
When Raw Rubber reaches that level Of
Cost which the huge expansion of Rubber
Plantations predicates, myriad uses will be
added to those in which the present relatively
limited supply is now consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09
TT is the wide comprehension Of

TT is the wide comprehension Of
Rubber FUTURES. which makes
l. the B. F. Goodrich Co. SO CAREFUL
that the Symbol of the House, THAT Goodrich
Trademark which Is pictured at top Of this
column) shall never be placed on an unworthy
Rubber product.
It is that Trademark (of the House Of
Goodrich), which protects the Purchaser Of
Rubber Goods when he looks for it on any
Rubber Article, and recognizes it as the SIG
NATURE and BOND Of the 47-year- old
Concern which here writes itself down as
keenly alive to the Importance of TOMORROW,
in the Rubber field.
row. which prompts the B. F. Goodrich Go.
to flor instance) price its TIRES so far
BELOW figures which the QUALITY Of these
Tires could command when their PERFORM
ANCE is compared with that of other Tires
listed at 1879 to 500 higher prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

COMMANDER OF NEW
BRITISH DRlVE-General
Sir Douglas Haig, in per-.
sonal command of the Brit
ish troops, who are, smash
ing through the, German
line on a sixteen.mile front
in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

WILL you, - from this "spot:
w light" on Goodrich Aims and
w Ideals, understand that Good
rich Tires are PURPOSELY made the BEST
Fabric Tires that the largest Rubber Factory
in the World can produce at ANY price?
Will you realize, from It, that when you
pay more than the goodrich Fair-Llst prices
her, gstag RE ~ Fs1Fr FIFTY are
Will you assist in making that great 10
morrow" of the Rubber Age MORE helpful
to all Humanity, by encouraging NOW the
fair and MODERATE prices for Tires, and
Rubber Goods, that Goodrich sets the pace"
on today? 49,.
THE B. F. GOODRICH co.
Akron, O.
Local Address, 2o34 Farnam ST., Phone Doug. 1908.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

bic CT I'M eInltt 0eucieN. 9Sablct iar
D cie nno Wir iinh 'ubericnat haE
Sadl nitt ncrrucu luiro.
lleb.r Die Nnrbioatcn IN 9uGntu
cutbaIttr mir unS lebcr 6mpiehluno.
SSir iiberloiicn eS benz St,mmaeber
lc,bCr DC ttittu suu o.n 'hled,teren
III iprtircn uhn bnnu und,Aem lie &C.
mvgcu nno nid)t leitt beiunbsr ben
1nuoibattn Der nah ibrcm beitcn
l1ilien unb ,'emiiicr Der @lrh,oe III,
N wdbleu. Muir fir einen einsioeu
aarhionter iar County Shntmeintr
All benz ocmolrntiihen 5idet, Iih
tex Ssn Shaumricr, nptteu mir
cine 9arSe treben. gSie bic 9eier
griiien. iuube Der &idlter i'm pori'
acn Sahre uom s'p,tsbiatt, baS ourhr'
bait Ino i,ctt bniiir ha!ten miro, bob
Gin lebcr SCamtcr hem Wolfe acreht
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thut uns aufriutis lib, cs mare atsr
ieoem anberen an ieiner SteIls ni6tI
beiier craanlen) uno 10 ecldutert
rproeu. baB iti.ber oas Sittsrant
ig Aller pollier !2uiriebeahsit inne
bait puo bent aHtc ilr bas CT iebtt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

oui oem {iaet iicht. mlrbia III uro
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meu Iur Wra Sdlauweder mo nun.
tten haB bnS audi unicrt ircunbc
icNer EeIOttat lua rcht uielc Nc,
pub.ilaner tbuu.
Ter drcuno oeS tSurtid, rites urS
outer sseRe, limmt inr bic $500.
900 Wuro'nnSnabe. Wei sieiem
Smenoment ltridiet man bas -Ru"
sSenn mir uiht irrcn, miro bci Der
oicsldtrieen @ahl am I. Rpuemt:y
mesr oils oas aepbhnIih Der Salllih,
-acleratht" pcrScn unb Der abl,et.
tel ouritc redt buub nusi, ben. Sicle
9enlptraten mhaon. um iit bic Nu,
be ecs apSirsihers sriparcn, ben
republitdniiheu Stinm;ettel DO!
oer Steitel bis sur Spblc. llnt
boh tnun scincr. luic in bieiem Sab
re ME bic SahInac 1T, einem chrli
tten Stlmmaeber ueraraen. Epcb
ens ueaeu bcs eircu Raueieatcr
~ ion, 'lr ben rielc Serptrnten.
oarurter lpir, nint itimmeu t6uuen
6ph iiinImen tueroen. bic gutter Te,
mutrateu Iur Elm Staats, pber gpun,
|amt lsioen islIteu. III ni6t notb'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

: ap,ra,itsEa GIim@ititt, tta:. III
ct SSas.tg Sta,tiya,. wac.t = 90
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II &,!icn ;&Slcn npsi;reitsr cro
o2raater Nie rGu,rH Der repu5litani.
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oil es teinsn Cur bas tisaen ,3eit
te,tes er 81 perrrrosn r,af. an
.gi,mta.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

wsroia ia ipllte ipaa. rit,S echc
hen. Sas @dhlrr ioI!,t bel icoen
Snraes gep;ilenSiadle iein I'm or
earaui ieheu bnB or &c h: rctlc.
llro rcht pnbIea lcifa ilr bic San.
eioitcu nlmneu uuo nur iar Die bic
.rir nan ioraioitiaer $raiura oIs bic
phroiai;rH tsirn en-. eircy,1i pt bieie
oul oem etmpirntiinen Ooer rtpubli
iouiideu StimIisettsl leheu gineu
Sifet .iIraiabt" ndtlen t5ut unr Der
bent on eem Enb,c itines ponbes,
ieiaes staate, pber isiues Counties
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION,
Notice OF Election in OsaEe
County, Missouri OH November
9Th 1916. to vote oBa PROPOSE.
ton TO issue $500, 900 OF Coulty
Bonds fOI road purroses.

'' +~~S F~~~Ss
Notice il hereby given to the quali-
fed voters Of Usage County, No. that
upon petition signed by more than
100 tax-paying citizens Of the County,
the County Court Of said County has
ordered that an election be held on the
.th day Of November 1916. to deter
mine whether or not the honds q the
County. IN the sum If S3OO.G0v bearing
interest at ) per een, per shnum. shall
he Issued aal -"ld AMI the proeeeds
thereof Used for tue purpose of grading,
constructing, paving. or maintaining
paved srayeled. macadamize8 OF rock
road.. or Necessary britlgr. and cnlverts
in saiI County. and u,ed in the i'm
ProvemensDf the public road. AZ the
county. and for 10 other purpose. the
proceeds of said bonds to be keyt-in
separate fnnd 10 he known a. the
ROAD CONSTRUCTION FUND"
Said election ~ be- held ln the
same manne- that cleriipa. nrc held
TOR State and County o'i!crr.. and NO
persons will be permiltrd 10 vote there.
At, VIII" l. no. qualihc,l io vote fur s:alc
and county oinrcr., At The da,a 81 .rch
election, Ia wit: November .lh 1915.
Ballot, Will be- furnished and on c,,,h
ballot will be pTiate, the Vo-d,. ..gor
Increase 4 Connty Indebtedness. IT. iho
'uln Of Three Hundred Taon.aad boil
,Is for Road Purpo>e>."
Against Increase ot County Indcgi-i-
ness Tor Road purFo>e-'
The voter will erase one If ths pro-
position, submitted. -o =, l. exnr-~. hi,
yieH~ on The question.
The election viii be held II e.c..
he voting precincts in the Cou-ty.
This notice is given bv orle- ct the
County Court.
Witnes, nv hand and sea, ci ,ail
county Court cn til, t;h lay e: U-,v..e.
,9lG.
LAFE VAUGHAN
-lerk Of the Co1uty C9ur; 4 csacC
county. Missouri.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02
@if(on ooer &us6es?

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3eitunaen unb beipnbers bic tntboli
ihen. Stelluna In b:r 3rdioenten
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.GpliSblatt' In ieber Ginselbeit
tbeilt. bemeii: iplaenber grtitel bee
Re oottenrs Carl Nernina i'm .na'
t1oliiden McIien
llniere 9eier niiicn aus ben Wiit-
| tleitureen mi SdlluBiu,atranQer
oes Icoatteurs 6ieies Siattes. bnf
mir uns sur Seite beS 6e,rn 6uahes
ueiaen. 8riinoe bafiir limb in ieber
Summer puraeleat wurben Wnnhe
tnthnliihe Stitter uno 2athcliter
lc6en uicllcidlt unter elmer SurliCbl
fir bempfratiidle &cliiif. gs Slri
nber ridlt uberiehen ,uerber. bnB 6srr
Nilion bic oemrtrntiide Ynriei gum
@ertScnae, sum fat pillenlOier
&erfscuae, baS @i!iunismus. b. b.
icines peri0nliher Ghraeises &C
mnmt bat. Tie 8ebanbluu1 hcr Cir
brtcrirnae. Die Mlibadtuna Der 81
uiloierIt Heaelr. bic Gbarnttcrlpiis,
teit in Schen unicrer ouSp6vtiacn
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trotildcr SCnnturcn uro NurorCblCu
tc mic ridItine Guppen nndI ieincr
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pehcr Gnalano uro bic GiitntInbiaC
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rcriiGuoioer Ycutidl nmcritarer hat
icmni2 IIr Teutltllare Griuilcaien
9crlnrat; @ilion mar nber Gernhe;u
1niinlleNO ochnlNa qeatn ieuc Station
uuo uoll iiter @eilnnuna Qelsn
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eieic llnacrehtigteiten !eh9nsr mir
cen.
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>yj:cv Vrlllbcrt o,c ger. Staten -
W;c III Den Gcutrol, &creinS Ncidlui.
'tn j;cat. - 'ucidler litl crluatt hat,
utrc Ncuciic. Die 0upbero.e4" III.
NAL Die TCUtlt.l Nmcrl,uucr, in idrer
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Qcrr gViiirr icmolS bic mora iidlc
pI0dlt btS &npithums in leinem
%st'ts ais Trico,nSpcrmutler pocr
Die Ncocntuua pcrioulldleu &trtrcf
ttrS otS al. &o,crs IN @nib.notun
anertarnt. Sm Ut9erthtil er bat nit
liar su erleuncuoer gIbNAt fathu!i.
it!'cu @urrcntroQcrn icinc Mi;badl.
t"n0 ~ cr'errtl Atae5tn E,mCri
tnni'd'c MtGolI,cn, WC!;be uHcr bicic
nidt irIrlmitrt liuo nuo c2 riht bel
Ter G2ohl bCndlten. dldrdttericurtn
'jm iclhli. GS maze ld,pn lanai
nNorrS mn Der WCltirichtn bcltCtlt.
wcun in MOlbinHtun Elm Groibcnt
'0Gc, mcldtr init Der Dinclt res
Tap,i,lumS ctuitlidl flr ocn Jricbcn
rirtrttcn spnr1c. WiliurS Wcmcinhcit
itiat iih Ntrnenos lioycr olv III iei. |
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

nitt.S aelescg. NeE eS claerl,i u,
uc!hs E,ritn. 90 OUT oscr ialett.
iEr e.:l Nat fi@Ie ODER eniaail, il
rr MIR DC. -h:Eu isircr : sSal,ti 1T
'.ins iolte NanbIGnsirciie lit cu.,
lnieoen s;ytehrt. stal laat 10
0rioe 1ltrts aeber. Sh man j,
pub;iianer, 10 liinme ntan Ger .c
3nelitnni'hen 2i9ct. itrtitc aGi {.
bta ole aauSiootrn bic mar &c
l,plaaen wnni6,t uao ihre,be ra,t,
eirien bic Someuosrieniaen Rano;Sa.
leu or int eosislbe amt an e,n.I
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

tbume, beiien Bebentuna oils 5ries
teusiattur unb beiieu Sertretuna In
ben Der. Staaten. @lbte man nid,i
reiien @eiiies 0inb bieier Mann
Niliun In ieinem perioliden 2ebsn
lit. man i0nnte bieie abfhtiihe,
oeleibiaenbe Matte niht oeriteben.
Ste Sehaneluns Barb. Gibtuns,
bic uiieutunoiae aalte, UNI uidlt su
inaen Stlabenfreuoe geasniber benz
llntereanee Der fatb. Sirhe in Nies
ritp, ipriht ebenfalls iiber bic rpnhre
Jlatur bes Wnnnes @iliun lalter als
lnn9e 8eben. giur nit glinbbeit
luo oum glliiertensTanatismus
ourhtrGnfte aotboliten iehen D e.
ie z den nj d t Dber e..
b n. nls .suiriebene Merihen on
oieien Griheinuneen oprlber. aas
tboliten hdttsn ten gbnraiie- bes
BERN Iiliur auh idlun erfaunt pbue
bah CT linen ieire pnbre geiinnuna
5urti 6ubtritte cpr Der aanSen
gStlt bate npplisicren mliisn. Yei
oidhdutiaen totb. :Nemtcr' '2nbnbern
unb iuniiiaen GenU,raten -uuS Trin'
iio" bclicu ouh gSiliuuS 1ubnitts
ndt. um ibncr sl iciacr. uie nett
ibrc ocmpirotiidlea ,Eortcipriasipien
lie pun ibrtm Gbriitcrtbume !n,itrut
bnbcr.
gQ0brcno mir bieics ihrcibcu. pit,
fen mir wobl, bn6 ben ptrntiidr
AcmterGQer III b Wiipu Notboliler
bic oIten alur Alur Oenane .&eli-
Riou un'eblbar", etc., Ctt rsitcn
luer6en. I.
Mbcr oa8 Ncoeite, mas oieie gohl.
tompaane acicitiat bat III bic willen
lOie Stlnuerei Der bemptratilher
Enrtei %Olitittr uno audl Der tatbns
llideu Nemtcrlaaer. ,Im SpnareB
uno III Der 9tntional.a unuentiUn in
St. 9puiS scborh,er iic, aeaen ibre
bciicrt lleberieuaung, Der gStlipn.
Eeitihe nle GirtuS 6lnohen. llno
ocabalb, neil Die Eartei .8ilipnis
mus uub rid]t 2cmotratie bsibi,
urb lueil bic bemotratiihen @artei.
iiihrcr tntboliihe nit eireeihloiieu
iidl ~ uiIlerIuien @ertseuoen Der
aehaiiiQCa @iIltur ne 5 .Niannes
beranben, ueroieuen lie teiuerlei DC
ndltun1
yScnu mir onber iur 6errn 6u9beS
Gin arttA S9urt haber, 10 tit ca, neil
oieitr ourh ben u eqen q +
Su Y ii ON urO oem M,lluniS'
mus beruurachuben mir0, QaB mir
iir Ncrrn NushcS ielbi, beiUnoers be.
aeiiiert iirb. ,ouucu mir iaum be-
baupter. eIocr inl %nlte iom,it oicic
I'M plicntitcu SCbcu oils ebrliteS
Mdhl'HrQumcht ReIten pclnllen
miro uic I'M 6iientllhem yebsn j.iat
Oer' 0unhca 10 uurtheilbuit pUu
l2iiUn rno SSiIipnlSnus ob. bnB
mir neimuu9en iiro. ibn alS Den rcs
Iatiu Nc iiercn ber&ci.
Ben onsunchmcn. @ir batten Tic.
les upa Nerrn ouabcs geiuuut;t.
or hattie pUiitiper, er,itJieoencr in
ieiren HcOen icinCr StcIluranabme
uao ieintr rrpnrammtIihcn Gytlo.
runaen icin itllcu, Gr hattie ic;uru
NmCrirnSmns, pine lit 81 oerge,
ben, udher prdsiilcren t6nrcn. Gr
bate ms mchr @arnntleen oebCn
iullen, iuie er alS Erahoert oudI
Snalono acaeuuber Elm dltcr
Wmsri,nrcr icin mirb. llro updl Iic'
les mesr bitten mir uno 10 mondc
(cutid)amcriinucr uor ihm acrrc
aehjrt. Gur thn itimmcn. bcoeutct
ocShalb ain Riiitp.
Scoodl III; Nrecrhte Teiicn, mos
mir ubcr Wilipu uuo NiIloniSmuS
hur ~ put wiiicl inncu mir ciniad)
S0ir mIiiea hieies Niiifu abcr
ncbmrn. Stimms iir
s,aabes!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02
9.trti;.

Hne >>tac Die otr ptri, ea.blrira
l$trrrr ihalNtr. iun attrrlt 'rtuno'
utN aW t'u 'o'pr:,atS .ie,lltmcut-
.tlatt So!tt NcyttNnrs saur
AtI VCnCu Sstttvn,irG are A!plEG.
,>crnts otn,lt. :otyStu.
Nenru =. SSerTer, SgSa.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-11-02

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