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cine 9nnlc clncn r%clernirtcn Sib er-
holt. Scrncr merbcn ilngci0hr 100
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tier, bic Eortbcbor0c mo scr Stnot.
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ARRANGEMENTS - &orltonO Der
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@orihbctb uno 3obn ". atcin. .r.
StroBenbabn wv Accommodation
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.Itoit. Sic Gb6rc iiir ooS Nnrt GoH'
jert murOcn inter Scitllng oc9 Crit
Qcl,trn Yrni, @co. ". B6blnloiln cIlt'
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VCUbu llHCl SiluiH Nll ulCtlCIl SuBS
Der Nll@ltcllun0. - Giclc bcfolmtc
Geutih = Nnleritouer ullter Den
gnneienoeu. - Die Hcuncn.
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picrten Cages Scr Nll0ltcuungcn olti,
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nnilbcrtrcfilidc Ncrfchr@ . @clc0cn.
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ollcS TrilhcrC ilbcrtrcflcn0cn Wcllld)c@
luor loit alien @0ltclt Der Toir @clc.
NcnbcIt 0c0cbclL obnc @c0r0ngc nod
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ltno MIR Der &orciliQtcit &ieIcr lit Is
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pocr Hiidipcgc tcincu Sibplob erloltN'
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lpur0cn nit &lltcrcllc pcrfolgt.
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QCltCrn int FnrfC ciu mo inter lhncll
pile 0clltld) Nnlcritnncr, mic: Geo.
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ser Nrnlcrei bon 5. q. WleBr1cr &
Sobnc, %ohn Gborlpurt, u. GOcIltein,
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@ottil, Geo. @cn@Icr mo @ottin ND.
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fer, len, y. Ffcilcr. inn, Gus NcIlc
mo (pdter N1tl. q. @rmucdC, &cnrn
9cdcr, @nItb, WtilQcr, y. Hcn6ori, s.
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Shcrbcl mo Satin, Irmin SG1cr,
:. @ittcu mo @ottiu, 6rco. aipp ul,b
@ottirL @co. Siiblhnonu. Iront
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4oToI 5000, lIT,OH5 22,I8O I3N 700
Der Genius bon 1904 mciit FOL.
gcnOc 3obIcn mi: &otul 1895.
bon 6cnen 1855 NclBc mo 2l,'
$50 Ncgcr murcn.
Die McQiitrotion IN 1904 mar:
Sotol 1921.
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g. 6. SonlcImonlr, Der Giitritt8 De-
putirtc ocS oGcutifcn llntcritilt
5ungS 0unoc3 III baltimore, bcgicbt
iid bclte III AnqcIcgcnbcitcn oeS
0un6cS nud1 Fitt8burg.
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&t alien @irtbid)oitcn uno SotcI5
crIter &lallc. 9eltelt cine Erobctiitc
t$1) bel Gurcm Mirtb, per 4}oit oocr
EEL. e. & y. 36l, WfO. tl9l. 9rurtc.
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ST. aqcn @irtbihnitcu mo &otcIa
crItcr atoiie. @eitcllt cine FrobcfiItc
$50 bel Gi,rcm Mirtb, per Fo't ODER
Sci. e. e Y. 36l, Mo. 1891. @rouc-
rel Hotties, SiacnsStr (259)
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% 10. gut breUHeHhe giaarren fir zoe.
70 VA % aiit breftienbe Gisurreit tir 29c.
80 @nter SenrDs9 ouHtp (Sn.) 3ubnf, 29c.
20 pro Bluno.
% Battle ar"zaantnbof. 20c. bro Bfuno.
9crnbcimer Srps.'
srutc 5amilieniHdben,
gr. ali, $40, 3t5 uns 3t1, @eh'eettuatpn' Ctr.
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lid in GeutihlouO cine biibid,c
@ittib. - 81 tam ijc lab uno cr
iiegte.
@cnn eS in ocm id6ucn Stdothcll
Sriorb, No, Dor &obrrn cincn Ser
Ell, Der Sogeltol}cN acacbcu bGtte, 10
mGrc mobl Sobn &uhJ, cin lest tuobl.
bcitoutcr @%Gdermcjitcr 0aielblt. einc$
Scr Wtt9lfr6et, ia UitrttdJt uild Tr1-
liOcut lcP Tfreina lNporocu, Dem,
9ticmono fenl,tc Inn 0ontol@ nbltrei
ten, bob er nltt cjn cinQcilciid)tcr
cd)tcr ,sun9aclcI elf mar. ,<obn tam
uor etlpac lteull ,S0DrCu Ilod SriorO.
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tig IN iGiltcm Sadie, cbrIid,, otirittig
mo bel IGcn 0lc i'm ronntct, be.
licbt. 81 mondc Nlttcr bon bel
rutbai0bigen Sodtcru IcQtc TIRE NeBe
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idclt, abcr JIG nnNC,tc mmloult. %obn
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SIT cntihliipIcn ln10 Cuollh muroc CT
ais mtucrbel'crIlhcr &oQcitoI5 bon
alt Den Niilttcrn nut jbrcn biibld)erl
pult2bodigcn E0ttcrdcu lullcn 0clul'
len, D. y. bier mo 0u onNcttr hod)
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helt oull5 I'M Wcbclmcu nod) 0cnt
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litcr cincr gnngbOrcu &Ufcrei olIiNc-
ihruluocu, God feline ser licbltd)cn
@onosomcrnll6cn Ntlcl fiir i'm 9cbo.
relt.
I'm 10 ntebr mcr0en opmlGdlt ollc
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GriolQc Der Nrbclt hires MonncS am
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4. Shmantbcd bon Baltimore al, II.
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M~oetnbeeIt 1eiuer esittpc, befqlmi,
.lpclhc ibrcmn gieGicbdeitt &rlten" Dor
Ginger }eit III @rahe 4r6rodt buttc
ltno benni ,4snr, noGnldip it'S .Gbc-
lid" biilGiu iu Iprrnget, &nhl mar
6clCr nn6 6lanmGg ais er Die an
icbnIiGc '@Ittpc fcnnclt'' %lcrntc, u1o
bolo mar Der ASodt Ncldlol'cn. Innn
miro ont Wiittpodl olIl 0cul Compiler
p@rsIon" bier yrtpnrnHq llpo ont
lStct 9{r. Q 51t HoCllIt EOtllt miro ibr
Slpbt lie, lobolo lie oelonoet 1T, init
Die grnc u~mfrcmpcIn" mo lie III
icinc ~OorI0uiiQc Mobntng. HltooIpb
Ncrgcr'3 Ncltuurollt, 1r. 1909, Nonf.
StroBc, 'ilbrcrL 100 lie boIo 0uralll
in &nncn'5 Gcllclu gelhmlcoct ipers
Den ioGcn. Nina bat III @crlin be
rClt3 cincnt @elhGite porgclt0locL
lit IS Sabre alt mo plcgt unNcblld)
etluu 300 Niuno. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben an I{obn <bl unb Nnnd Mogen.
bort liro olio at Der Sugc9orbmu1g.
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Habiatc 1nnoc.

- 4u-
Grei Sinner IN Sit unO NorooIt'
Baltimore bon &unoen gebiiicn,
-,3lpci 0crlclbcn luntcr Gr3tllher
Ncbonolung.
,Et Sit, mo Nor6olt. Baltimore
mllr0cn in ocn lCbtcn Sugcn mcbrcrc
Sinner BON Snnocn gcbillcn un0 Die
Eoliici lit Criltd)t morocn, nltl bet
m~otbaloic &otcr olI%i5updlen. 6rult
". Shinn. 9tr, 1911, Dat Sill Npc.,
mcINctc Ncitcrn N Der ncrooItltd)clt
FolI6clltotlon, 0oB lbre If Sabre oltc
Sodtcr Rouliuc nnt IS, September
AT Der Nortb' mo Cof SPILL Iucnilc
BON cincm NunOc in Ooa rcdte Ncin
0Cbilcu mur0c. Or. 8. 81. Gum
bobc Die Mulbc oll20cbrnnlt. Yer
Sumo lei ICcentlirt unO GiNcntbunt
uon NIlbcrt Hcggctt, 9tr. lO2S, Oit.
Aortb Ipemc. g0uClcn.
9ltr5 nod If l(br gCltcru &ormit.
tag lpllr0c Die ) Sabre oltc aotbo.
riuc Sltdcr, Gohtcr bon Gcpcruio
(lldcr, Nr. 1913, Noro. 9ou0, Str,
bon cincm Srn. EouI Slipper, 9tr,
1888, Noro.VonOs StruBc, gcborcn,
Ocn SlnOc IN ole OberIippc geblllct
mo hts st. Solcpb&. @oipituI" o.
brod)tlpo oic Ncr5tc Die @lrnOc aus
bronutcn. GnS aino lpicltc ongcb-
lid NIT ocnl Sllnoc, ais 0crlclbc lbr
ploBlih ilt'S @elid)t iprang lno lic
bib.
Bon clncm ongcblld) beinluthlolct
Sunoc wuroe 0cltcrn Nod)nlittog &C.
gen 6 llhr Der 5 Sabre ultc SDnlan
Stciu Sobn bon 2cnu SteinL Nr
2O9, Silo,Gurolinc' StroBc, nt Der
Ode bon Caroline mo Wougb.Str.
III Oo@ rcd]tc 9cin acbillcn. Gic
Wllnoc mliroc %oltagcbronnt, obcr
man pcrilIhtc umionlt, oen Sumo
cin6uiongcn.
M bercd / " 4 +.
fer in Scr Stu0t. $780, Hoh Dem
bon ser VoIi5ci locbcn bcellocten Gens
Jus bat Oic Stoot 1926 itimmbe,
rchtiNtc Burger, tl7OS5 MciBe unb
22,1S0 NcNer. Nlui bic cin5eInen
WuroS ~pcrtbcilcu lid) oiclclbcn mic
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IblcbCu. - 6rou Mtoria 2opc5,
cine GoltlinC oc3 prr. Men0c@ Gobc.'
pom Baltimore, lit ont 9pnncrltog
int ,Gluc N}oumtoln Sonlc" gcltor-
ben. sic mar ole @ittpc Don Srn.
,5obn s.. &opcj bon GbarIeiton, g.
Is. Sire &cidc miro bier bccrOigt
mcrocn.
SnqucIt - 3n Der oitlihen 30
li5eiltotion lono geItcrn Nben0 Elm
,Sllollclt ilbcr ocn 500 oe5 Z. iGbrigert
SsrocI 6cIomom itutt, Der bctonnt-
lib ant Gonncrltog an Der Sito.Nigb.
StruBc bon cincm Mdgcn Der .Stun.
6or0 Sil So" ilbcriubrcn mur6c.
Die Goroncr@ <rD gob ein @croitt
u6, 0cnSulolgC 0oS alno oireft oor
0cn Mogcn lici uno elm unpcrmciD
lidcr llnioQ Oorliege. Der auti6er
oeS @ogcu3 lulroc oarouibin ireige'
loiIcr1.
I0entifi5trtt-- Ger 2eid)-
nam ocs StolicncrS. meldcr am
Gonneritog 81 GorlGA'S Gun, 9ulti,
morc,Gountp bon elmer 2ofonrotipc
Der ,9oltimore Obto"s Bubn" &c.
troiicn mo toDtlld ipcrlfbt muroc,
lit gcitcrn in Der @torgnc ais ocrie.
uige bon {rencine ,Saeeo ioeniifi5irt
Doroeu, Mic Gorolrcr Ut Otto VI.
H~cinbur0t bonn litOlidlen Iiitritt CT,
tubr, pobntc Der Stnliener ulcin in
ciner grcttcrbiltte nabe 0oricp'a
Ritn. IS ilnOct tein sSnqileit in Dem
SnQc Itatt.
Serbith ii tc aus ocn befpQbrter
Iobrifen pom Gunlop & So, SEEM
9)orf, u1o Gbrlltp & 60, 2onoort
iinb Jest III Ocn moOcrniten 5ocolls
rnO 1orbcn bel u. 8. 1oplor & 50
porr1tbig ocrcr nciier &nocn iid) IN
Nr. #, Noro Carries trobc, bciin
oct.
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@tr psrfarfen heuie Observation-Disclosures .8tno
Itiid,.

$500 N'"NBt tuliuNHtttte .WtH0s
ftiid,.
1000 IN fon,nlt friib6citie. aounb fiiuSfeaf
1000 Rio; fnnlint iriib5citie: 6 Gfo. gbud.
1000 Nfo fcmmt frib5eitig. 5 Rfb. eno
NdlbfIeiih. 29c. Wv Wv
NnftfIeiff, 20c. wv" ''"'
1000 20 lcn'mt friib5eitia; 4 RIO. edmor.
20 : Rio. beItes sippensaoaft zoe.
% Q RIO. better 4oat.3tpait, 2ar,
- Ftb. beites snmbura sfenf. 2ac
% ! Vto. heifes SdISfIeifh, 2ac.
~ Uriihidbrsseanint. SirterbierteI. 2HBfb.
% fir poo. ~
20 Sriibiubrss9amm, 9oieTetten. 2 Gfb. oof
~ ~ BIB. heiicr Rfiodter Shinfei, 2ae.
~ Ffb. SdillallS lnibf olisaeIaiicn. 29c.
a.. Hiaarren' naai 1abaft0 D parteaemt
~ 8 Giearreuy gsitdph tlgJiHdae, far poo
~ = bette foe. aGiadfreH' mir 2ae. hst
20 10 pGrano Council" &c. gisarrcu fit egc.
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Tiir ocn Northumberland.

Scbcr Stritc 1T ocn Acciocn5'G Crit.
dercict brciict ll6 INNER peitcr
ATS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22

Neoaho Falls. Kan: post No. rs
Eighth brigade-T. T. Potts, Council
Gr I,g,t K an. pos post No; &c., ~,
ton, Kan; post No. S6- ss .ss-.s....ss
Tenth brigade-T. H McWiIIiams.
Paola, Kan; post No. LII.
Eleventh brigade@L S. Tanquary,
Columbus, Kan; post No. So
Twelfth brigade-V. A. Brown, Con-
cordia, Kan; post No II ..z
Thirteenth Brigade. J.. Durham,
douglass, KaTl.s post Mo-. 81.
Fourteenth brigade-A NJ. Sour
beer, Parsons, Kan; post No. 81.
Fifteenth brigade-Geo. g. H. Case,
Mankate. Kan; post No. 81.
Sixteenth brigade-G. B. Botsford,
Norton, Kan; post No. 2O9.
Seventeenth brigade. H. Alexander.
Wichita, Kan; post No. pa
Eighteenth brigade--Tsorn G. Farris,
conway Springs, Kan; post No. 37S.
Nineteenth brigade, Allen Porter,
Sterling, Kan; post No. A.
Twentieth brigade-W. H. Fletcher.
Clay Center, Kan; post Ne. IS.
Twenty-first brigade-W /. Rea, Hia-
watna, Kan; post No. 100.
Twenty-second brigade-W. 0. Hamil-
ton, Ellis Kan.s post No. ~.
Twenty-third brigade. w. Rolf,
Kingman. Kan: post No. 26.
Twenty-fourth brigade-W. J. Blu
chan, Kansas City, Kan; post No. Is.
Twenty-f1fth brigade. It. White
Ada, Kan; post No. 266.
Twenty-sixth brigade-D. L. Sweeney
Dodge City, Kan; post No. 294.
Twenty-seventh brigade-W. R. Hop
kins, Garden City, Kan; post No. 257.
Twenty-eighth brigade-E. P. Brad
ley, Jetmore, Kan: post No. 50.
Twenty-ninth brigade--A. H. Judd
Stockton, Kan; Post No. 76.
Thirtieth brigade-Geo. w. Doty
Usage City, Kan; post No. IL.
Thirty-first brigade-Geo. H. Barker
Holton. Kan; post No. As.
Upon reception of this order, each di-
vision and brigade commander will inn
mediately call to their assistance, each
post commander within their command
and request them to organize theil
comrades and all soldiers and sailors to
join the Grand Army of the Republic
and to attend the state encampment al
Hutchinson, Kan, August 14th to 18th
and to attend the great National G. A
r. encampment at Denver, Co, Septem-
Der 4th to 9Th, 1905, and to render to
them such other and additional services
as to them may be deemed necessary
and requisite.
BY order of the commander of the
department of Kansas, G. A. r.
THOS. J. JACKSON,
Chief of STAFF, Newton, Kan
July %, 1905.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
COLONEL BUNKER.
How Admiration Brought About a
Duel.

There was a man, sah-there was
man. said Colonel Bunker, after de-
molishing his cocktail and settling
down in his seat.
81 refer to Professor Warner, who
made a life study of fossils and things
prehistoric. But few men knew of
him, as he talked little and published
less. It happened to be my luck one
day to dig up part of the vertebrae
of an animal that existed five million
years ago, and 1 carried it to the pro-
fessor and thus made his acquaintance.
That acquaintance soon ripened into
friendship, and but for an unfortunate
misunderstanding | should have been
the chief mourner at his funeral, which
occurred three years ago.
THE professor and 1 agreed on all
things prehistoric, and on most things
of modern date One of the excep-
tions was the cocktail. / held and do
yet hold that the world never began to.
progress in the art and science until
the cocktail was invented. | hold that
it made the Roman empire. 1 hold
that it made Greece famous. But for
the cocktail, sab, America would new
er have thrown off the yoke of
tyranny ] doubt if she would even
have been discovered
"While the professor was examining
and catalogufng the eyebrow of some
the time Adam and Eve were having
their honeymoon. we would converse
about the cocktail He could not
agree with me. but there was no as
perity in our disagreements. The gen.
tlenan had views of his own. After
fifty years of study and research he
had come to the conclusion that as a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
STERNE SEES A WAY.
Would Have City Build Asphalt Plant
of Its Own.

County Commissioner William E.
Sterne, a prominent Kansas avenue
property owner who has refused htth-
erto to sign a petition for resurfacing
Kansas avenue, said today: IF the
city invests $500 in municipal
asphalt plant think that we can lay
the asphalt pavement on Kansas ave-
nue. at from SIS to 66z cents per square
ward and I for one would not object
to sign a petition under those cOndi-
tons. It would be an outrage for the
city to tie itself up to the Barber
Asphalt company at a price OF $1.5S
for resurfacing, which is the contract
now You would virtually be making
them a gift of $4,000 at that price.
I believe the city could operate its own
plant cheap1y and effectively and make
It a success. Labor is cheap and the
only skilled labor that'you would need
is a superintendent and he could be
engaged at 500 a month
81 would be willing to sign a petition
if the city council would Obligate to
spend the money which the properties
along Kansas avenue pay into the
street fund for resurfacing and taking
care of the pavement along Kansas
avenue and not spend it for all the
pavements all over the. city. l think
that proposition is no more than fair;
that the money which we property
owners on Kansas avenue pay into that
fund should be expended on that
street and not on other localities I
the money which we pay into that
fund would pay for the resurfacing of
Kansas avenue from Fifth to Ninth
Streets
Sterne was formerly agent here for
the Barber Asphalt company. He
claims that asphalt can now be pur-
chased outside of the trust for the city
nj
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
DIED At HIS POST.
FIagman Gives Up His Life to Save
Others.

New York, July 22.-In saving the
lives of an unknown woman and her
baby William ]. Mcdonald. flagman
for the Long Island railroad, died a
martyr at his post in Long Island City
last night. Mcdonald obtained the
job only a week ago, His widow and
four children are left destitute.
Hundreds of toilers in nearby fac
tories used the crossings where Nc
Donald was stationed He was to have
been relieved in fifteen minutes when
he saw a woman with her baby in arms
walk upon the track directly in front
of an incoming train The fagman
sprang to her side just in time to drag
her from the tracks. As he turned
hack a train on the opposite track
crushed his life out The woman wit
messed his fate and ran screaming
from the scene
More than fifty persons have been
killed on the same crossing in the past
three years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
BOMB FELL SHORT.
How Attempt to Kill the Sultan of
Turkey Failed.

Constantinople, July 22.@The bomb
which was intended to blow up the
sultan fell short and exploded about 80
yards from his ma jesty. The latter
was at. the time on the top step of the
flight leading from the mosque A
panic Immediately seized the sultan's
fentourage, and the court sdignitaries
rushed uD and implored Abdul Hamid
to remain in the mosque. The sultan,
however, insisted on proceeding and
entered his carriage with a calmness
not usually attributed to him and pick
ing uD the reins drove himself to the
Yildiz kiosk. amid the cheers of the
admiring officials.
The explosion was heard as far as
the Pera quarter. Besides the soldiers
in the vicinity, several horses were
killed, carriages were smashed into
match wood and the windows of the
pavilion reserved for the diplomatic
corps were broken The pavilion con
tanned among other, u. Grant Smith,
second secretary of the American lega-
ton, who was accompanied by Captain
one was hurt in the pavilion with the
exception of a few attendants.
The force of the explosion also dam
aged the clock tower in the court yard
of the mosque.
Immediately after the sultan. had de-
parted, a detachment of cavalry charg-
ed down the street parallel with the
mosque and from which the bomb was
thrown in hopes of finding the author
of the attempt who however, has not
been discovered
Although the outrage occurred at D.
m, the fact that his majesty's life had
been in danger did not become general
~ known until night when it aroused
widespread excitement as it was the
first bomb explosion of this character
that ever occurred in Constantinople.
The majority of these killed or injured
were soldiers who were lining the road
near the mosque.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
NIILL1oNArRE NASH DEAD.
president of American smelling Com
pany Dies at Omaha.

Omaha, July 22.-Edward w. Nash,
president of the American Smelling and
Refining company, died today from the
effects of a stroke of paralysis, sustain
ed Monday night, May %.
Mr.. Nash was visiting at the home of
Herman Koontz, when stricken Sew
eral physicians attended him. ana it was
believed for a while that he would re-
cover. 1t soon became evident that he
could not survive His death had been
expected at any moment during the
past two weeks. Mrs. Nash and five
children were at his bedside when death
came.
Mr.. Nash came TO Omaha thirty
years ago and began work for the
smelling company, as a bookkeeper.
Successive Announcements brought him
to the head of the great smelling con-
Germ, which has since its formation
placed him also in charge of it's aux
Hilary corpora tons. He was very
wealthy and was rated as owning prop
erty worth several million dollars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22
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