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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13
glorying in the things that money can

Duy! Is there no real sport and life and friendship and good homes. struggle after knowledge in great Harvard such as that that keeps Tom Brown at OK ford" a live boox today?
 The book is done in the spirit of those who love sport, not for sports sake. but because 1t Is the fashion. Its tenor is that of the dancer whose only enjoyment of tho oall tonight Is the privilege of telling. of his presence there the following morning.
 The book is dedicated to The Class Of 1900. !"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13
A SWEET SINGER,

Who Has Not Missed mn Appointment
 in Fifty-Sfx Years.
 Dadeville Courier.
 The ffty-sixth annual singing al Fish Pond, conducted by A. c. Hollo- way. occurred last Sunday. The day was not very favorable for a large crowd as it looked very much like rain. yet the lovers of music and those who have for years been enjoying the first Sunday in May at Fish Pond were con- strained to go and q large gathering met the venerable old gentleman, who was in good spirits and sung with a voice full of melody and music. It is most wonderful that MT. Holloway
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13

ouhar. Lord Mount stuart. Cumrae and Inchmarnock, and 8 baronet of Nova Scotia. His lordship last year issued an order that all his workmen left at Rothesay must in future wear kilts of inc family tartan. The Marquis IS owner of an annual Income or nearly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13
Marnuia of Rute.

The Marquis of Butte has the unique distinction of possessing no fewer than twelve titles. He Is the Marquis or Butte, Earl of Windsor. Earl of Dunn fries. Viscount Ayr. Viscount Mounuoy, ViscOunt Kingarth, Baron Mount Stu art, Baron Cardic, Lord Crichton or San-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13

E six Starr. By Nelson Lloyd. Whaf. ever Nelson Lloyd writes 10 orim run of interest. for It 10 life.
 whether his porsonaGes live m tne backwoods of Pennsyivania or Tn the new marble front house on Fittn A
 enue. they are very real and very much alive.
 where every nook the author lights up with the eiint of his humcr and pathos' Humor Is the main spring of the story' good humor. The very villagers laughed at would join in the fun at their own expense. The characteristics are those of any and every group of village folks. Who has not met to his sorrow The Con tented Mani" "A man who is content cd may be happy. but he is . general nuisance The fellow who is always smiling. always "doing good unto. nev- CT cast down, happy under anlictton. He Is hard to bear. If there is anything makes you feel sinful and low-down unhapy and desperate. it's having an angel around continual. The sunsniny soul of the Sunday School book and CT the ar-monthly-with-em embroidery patterns-thrown-in may appear well m print, but he is a trial in real Hfc. "Sunshine Tiily's" rays over "Six Stars" got so strong at times that some Of us used to wish we could get in the shaae and cool off."
 But there is hope in every situation as Mrs. Lilly once herself the incar nation of smiles, and little. Lllys, aged eight, seven, six. five. four, three. two one" wrought for the better with sun shine Lily. He worked for himself ana his own and had no more time to "do good unto" The author must have laid up many a srudge in inc nome village to be transformed with the pen of genius into delicate humor TOT Ihe Modest Man" is as well handled as the ..Contentedest The complaints against the Modest Man are serious: "if any. thing makes you boil 1t is to know that some other fellow Is your superior, and vet ain't blowing about it. The cure for the Modest Man was close at hand and once taken there was no relapse.
 willie caIker is the hero of several v,liaae episodes and is a good type of the American financier who Is born in the backwoods and destined to become a victor on Wall Street. He takes early. to wishing, as many multi. i.miIlionaire must, that he was a boy again with a solitary penny 10 spend. and not man with quarter and a mind"
 sci forth in the story of .he loss and recovery of 'The Best Gun in The Val ley" When the Best Gun was again in its accustomed place In the corner of the cabin Harvey was minus spring bed" a dollar" bottle or Unnyment" and some other treasured articles. .'T'he Natural Born Preacher gave away his treasured sermon to save se uls to a rival divine, but truly won the heart of the maiden.
 Equally rerlete with lively episodes and heart rooming humanity, ana chaerv humor are the other clever sto- riex of the village of Six Stars. There Is always a fascination about the vol un,e of short stories A charm 1t has like that of the visitor who ccn,es otfen and leaves early. sweet fanil- tartty inst never breeds weariness. brisk acauaintarce that never allows boredom to overtake 1t.
 A unioue and delightful book.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-25

Observation-Disclosures, betrast 81
992,467, Die GjeiammtiduIo 1854,
GA Mart. l i.tv
2uop | g a en-. Gtnem
large eebegten WuniA Ser GisIigen
SonOetapelt eutiprederN, pirS benz
nGdit bisr cine betadirte &ammer fir
SonNeIsTadsn erri6tct reroen.
q d en- bla d.. Ter nit Itiner
6rau i'm llnfrieben Itter0e Qdcrer
Ybilipp 9dusr babier 0ro0te i'm Der
luufe zines Mprtitreite2 'sirer in ees
feaneten umitGnben beijnNlidcn TFrau,
bab er lie I6pten unb i'd 0lNn er6Gns
gen nerne. unmtttcIbor oarauf brahte
er ieiner 5rau mitteIit zines SaIAens
METERS cine 4nsahl Slide in Den 2opf
BEL. Tis {dlrerperleBtt 5rou flob in
Elm Nadbarhqus. Bauer mabte oars
uuf ieipem 2eben burQ Grbdu9cn Elm
UIlUP. -r..
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5Smrtten,D ere,

GtIttgart. Der gemeinoerutb
beipilt9te fir bic SpI,r oe8 l1ngliids
in Ro9oIo 5000 Mayt, Tonie je 500
Mart fir Die @erurqtldten uno Ole
!SinterbIittenen BON 9erunoliidten in
GpurriereS uno bcim @uSbru6 be8
@ciups.-Teuti6 mitta9 trait in eiren
2aosn in Ser &qn3Iciitrabe, in eincm
Gelebten, Stabttbtil, Elm mann, iparf
bds 2abenfrGulein gu 9oben, periebte
ibm ScuII9ldge, buB es beip,,BtloS
ipurbe,. unh rdubte Damn sen Sn1att
Der 2dbenldTe, NIT Nem Ser RGlbcr
Observation-Disclosures fms bier Der
gilo6auer gaul Miiuer i'm 63. tno Ser
Sneenisur tlrb Sdriftieler Mar b.
GDtb i'm 10. Qeeensjabre.
Gil 10 an,9en. gei Ser 0dnbz
taoserfobipa6t in GuipanQensS tabt ere
belt 2anogsrthtsrdtb @lIter (gentr.)
Gil Gtimnen unb &cidBtdgsabaeorbe
meter Or. 2iBoemorn (So3.l 20 Gtims
men. Grftersr 1T Ipn,it oepdhtt.
81 b a d, gei Der grIabipdbl
fit Sen 2anbtaa i'm @c8i-t Mdrbd6
fplroe Or. WpIff (@auernbuu6) NIT
ettpa $500 Gtimmen 9etpG9lt. Maus
lid niberoO erbtelt etwo 1400, Ser
Go3iaIoenotrat ettpa3 ijber 300 Stim4
men.
8 iiDinoen. NnGitr merben i'm
Sttober meoi5inifde JerienfurIe abgcs
Galten, in benen prbf. Or. Sistrih
iiber putbolo9ilde Nnatomic, 9ripats
boaent Or Bald iiber 8eburtsbitfe
nit Sperdttonert lnb Yrirdtop3ent Or.
Miiler ii6er Sunere Mebijin lsIen
tperoen. '.N
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Naoen.

e IBrub {. 9oB Gr0ebniB
Ser tr1ten iuriittfdsn Staatspriifun9
1T cih red1t 6eSentiideB. SO ipqten gu
bieFer BtiifunD rs Rcdltstan6itaten
5it9etafen rotosn BON oencft II tbeils
por, ihttls tpdG,tHo hcr @rliIung slls
riitttoten. Non oen 65 &dnoioaten,
DE ff' ser teFhmmttn priifung urttre
5ogen 6qber, fino 80 fur b~eitunben, &c
fir riht beFuNStn erflGrt fpproen.-
Nnbier if'f Ser I~dnG}dhrfSe Nefcrent fir
Observation-Disclosures i'm MiniItts
RUM beg iSnrern, ge6!h &at9 Or.
@rnsbsr5er, i'm Otter poNlt72 Sa6ren
oeIiorten. Hf3ii' '-'3 Al 40
$ eibeIBer1g /. Ser profeFor
Der g1irhroie an Der DieIioen llnibers
iitHt, WirIlider @eteime Rutb Or.
G3ernp, ipirb an, l.. Sttober' BON feis
mem 2ebraMt ~suriidtreten unb fif
gang Ser 2eitilno bes BON Inn 6eIfdfs
fencn SnItituis fir erperitnentens
&rebsForfdun9 ipioncn. @ebeimer
Mebi3inatrdtb QrpfsfTor Or. Bier in
Bonn Eat cirtn MuF fir sic oaour6
sur GrIeoiqung fommenbe prcfcTut
erbaIten.--Ter goitbircftor a. 3. Gurl
geb urb feline G%eriahlin f~eisrten lire
%biamuntcne Sof3cit. "
81 annGe t n. 0ri cinen bier
prt5 otgetottencn Ienncn lit Ser Sers
5ce 2ubrig WiI6elm in 9ansrrt, Ser
Dem in Tisl9e, 2cthrinqen, 0arniionis
rsrben 3. baneriihen Gt~cpeourlegers
Meaireat Scrsoa Sarl Sbeobpr at5
Qeatnant onQeh0rt, nit Teinem Qferbe
10 ura!iidlih oeTtiirat, boB er eire &C.
birnerTdijtteyuro ertitt.
IN c0s B a d.. Die Strdftdmmer
perur!hsiIte Sen Observation-Disclosures
Gsrra !Sp6 ipegsn aismIi6 beh~eutenosr.
i'm NierFte Der TiirlttiG 2pnen'teinz
Wertbe:ms INSTRUMENTATION 9omdnens
!an5Iei1 t~edanoerer llr.erfhl1gun1en
su se9n Wonuter 9efGnenib. f..i. .
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poroen. Die Soften iperoen auf 49,
100000 Marf peranidlagt.
SaGCem

,9resben n. 0as 2anbseridt bers
urtbeilte ben fo3ialbemptrdtiid den
Gtaotperorbneten Neoatteur 6leiBner
tueaen geamtenbeIeibigung gu 300
Nlart.-9er unter Dem 8erbadte bes
Nloroe8 ieitgenpmmene 2eoerarbeiter
War 9ittri6 Iegte Elm umfan9reides
uno oetaiqirtes Sc itdnonib ab, iponaA
CT i'm 2aufe Ser lebten iieben Sabre
niht lpsniger ala adt perionen ermors
Oct bat.
aoorf. gpr 8urssm erfoIste Die
GrDffnun9 uno Snbetriebnahme Der
s@oItsheiIitGtte 2eip5is" auf gprmsrt
Gpra.
6 bemni B. Ter Neuhai Der
Goberen MebIdule an Der Seoan1trabe
1T jebt ~fertigeeitelt uno in 9etrieb ses
nonlmen tpprbsn. Die bDbere Webz
f6ule tpuroe i'm Sabre 1857 begriins
bet. lleber 1000 ShiIer baben ipG9z
reno ibres 9eitebens bier ibre ausbils
bung erbaIten.
q m m q. Sn eirem Stale Ser
reten &aierne Ser /. Gstaorpn bes
lteTisen SuTaren ReQiments tpurbe
bur6 Nugi6Iagen cine8 YferSes Ser
aus 3iitdu oebiirtiee Beirut Ssp.
Geipaiger 10 uneIiidlif an Den 8ppf
oetroffen, bnb er tobt 5uIammenDro6.
Qetpsia q. Sier lit Der Rei6soes
ri6tSratb a. 9. Seinri6 Mii1cr gez
ftorben. Der 9abingeldieoene 9eb5rte
feiner 3eit audi bem Sdieosgeridt on,
oas unter benz WorIiB bes &0nigs OIL
bert BON GadTen i'm 2tppiI6en Sbrpns
fpIgsitreit gu entTdeioen bate. Mtiuer
funqirte oomals aIs Referent BEG @es
riGtS6ofe5.
Mittpeiod. Die srobe Me9as
niide Meberei BON s. 8. Giiotger &c
S6bnf feierte has Subelfeit hires 1907
iG6ri9en 9eItebens. @us bieiem Qns
LAB iiftete Ser jebige Snbaber Ser
sSirUu, &ommer3ienrat6 @eorg Nuz
6i9er, 10000 Mlurt fir perI6iebene
WDblt6Gtisteits : Ginriftungen, unb
3fpar 10000 Wdrt at @unIten ieiner
IrDeiter unb 10000 Mort fir Die
Gta6t Miitpet6a.
9 dneebere. Strait perip. &ome
mersierrat1 Or. Geitner, Stabtratb
selir Geitner un0 Or. meo. Sans
@eitner baben bic in SD1e bon 10000
Mari fir Grridti1ng zines Stabtbabes
NIT S6pimmbaIiin aema9te StiTtung
him $1,000 Mart er6D6t.
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Ef(aG. ISot6rtndeu,

Strab burg. Sn GlIdbs0os
tbrinqeu ,ipurben mad elmer omtliden
Gtatititim Sabre 1905 119.441 Sunbs
Der geiteuerung gu @unften Der sc,
meinbeu un~teriporfen, Die Gteucr
bradte 440,828 Marf, Sir GURUS
bunoe III Elm Gteueridb bon 4.S0 Zig
8 Marf, fir 8soiirfnibbunbe poa 1.2C
Biz 4 Mart ia9rlia at entri6ten.
lurusburoe fparen i'm @anaen 57,442,
geoirfniBbunor 61,999 pprbanoen.-
Cine ppn 800 Gaitpirtben be{u9te
@srIdmmliing beidlob, uIsbalb cine
p%reiserb1burg uuf Speifen Biz gu 80
prosent cintreten gu lafen. 80
8orfe n. Jn ous I'M Wolbe Bel
benz 9orf Grettra6 6~slegene Ibnamits
lager nb5Gin6reter eingebrungen uno
baden stpe; Aiiten bes gefG6rliden
@prengItoffes %gsito9ien.' IS piro per>
mltbet, bub frhn30iidel 'Gtriter ben
9iebitabf ptriibt. ldben. H'
Otemertrgen. EBdbier ftarb
Or. mes. Grob an ben 5olgen elmer
8lutpersiftung, Die er fid BET Der 2eis
d~cn0ffnung Der ermoroeten 1odter Der
Gbeleute Bad 3uge3osen bate.
M B. Sn ct. pripatzlazM ons
iagne ipuroe duf Dem plabe, auf Dem
Ole i'm &rie0sia6re 1870 in 9ranb aes
fdoTene aIte Stride itan6. aur grinnez
runs an Den hamulissn Srtsseitltden
9auain Elm GsOentitein erridtet. o.
bate fif feiner5eit onrd feline arpee
9iIfsbereitfddTt Rem 8erpunbeten aez
geniber einerr Rantn ssmddt.
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8dpern.

81 Il II d. e n. Der @itler p6ltl,
gegen Den bcmnddit por Dem S6pura
gert6t Die 8er1an6lun1 tre9en piers
faden MorOes Beginner io1tc, bat lid,
in Der 5robnfeite nit ieinem SoTens
trigger erbGngt.-3tpei ruiiiIde Stuz
benton, ipelde auf Der llniperIitGt sunt
SOren Der 0orIeiun9en sugelaTen ma
rem, Aaben rG6tlider Weile ben Stu
Senten Martin 'aus @leilpib iiberfdlen
uno ermoroet. Ser 9eiregoruno ser
Sbat 1T Giferiiht. Vie beisen M0rs
Der Iino in Suft genommen tporoen.--
Die i'm geleioioungspro3eb beS paris
Ter WlatteS oQe Matin" 9egen bic
sWiiindener Neue'ten Nodridtcn"
bonn pWatin" aeesn bus freiIprsdenbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llrt0eil eirgelegte
8eruftng lit bonn Ganbgeridt Miine
den foftenpflihtig b%eriporfen poroen.
: Nn Der Miindener ltniperIitdt flu
birtcn i'm oboelaufenen WinterIemeTter
1862 hrsubiide Stubenten, in Wiir5s
burg 303 unb in Grlangen 161. Wrs
oer'ett5 ipdren Ron baberiIden Stus
oenten MIR 277 auf preubiI6en Unit
berIttGten immdtritulirt.
. adj q u. Sier iputSe eift 0erein
sur Wabrun9 Der SntersVen beS unz
teren Charities 9adau eeariinoet, Dem
5ahlreide Witglieber f%eitraten.
Sreifinq. Die Grri6turg einss
8eperbeaeridtes fir Sen ge3irt hts
Stdbt 6reiiing BADEN Die Itdotii6cn
aplegien beihloFcn.
9 a r m d. Die @eTiberin seq
oltrenommirten SotsIs .SuIar" bier.
5rou Sfereie Weitermeier, III seItora
Zen.
2onbsDere. Tas GGfotoui
Wittel tetten bei 0anosbsra Qina CUB
Sen Sanbsn bcs Sreibsrrn T.. Qoi:Gens
bera in teT gefib bes 9eQatirnsratbs
Gfeller ter hsutidsn geTonotFdaFt In
Waibinoton um Den preis pcn Ass
900 Wart iibcr.
q urnbera q. Dos Gemein6etof-
Ie9ium rubm einFtimmia Sen rrina;piea
pi9tiaen geThIub an, Ser Wogi'trdt
gu erruden, oarauf hin5uipirter. SaB
muir fadmGnnif6 eebiIbete 9erIpner
dls Observation-Disclosures Eel Gorfei=
Householder oneeftelt tperSen.
SDertraublir q. 3piifen
g%urgineinting unbS bertaubling fpurb.
burd einen ,3ug Ser Stredenaeber Sas
fob Stieeler iiberfdbren rno oetobtet.
pafiau. Sn Sirftened 1T Der IN
Sdgertreiien hefannte @utE-.I,st:
Wilb. 5ein ~geItorben.
9 6robenaue IN. Die ftGo>
tii9en &~plegien baben Dem aommera
sienratb @g. 2einfeloer anldblid ieiz
mes 70. @sburtstases in Qnertennung
feiner 0eroienite I'm unfere Staot oas
G6renbirgerreht perlieben. y
WaIoftr Of n. Sn @ollnsrberg
puroe @tops Sasotb ipegsn Gaubmors
oes perbaftst. gr seftdno, i'm Sabre
1893 Den @iebbdnbler Sobann Soms
mer in Der Hdbe bon Sonnen ermoroet
uro beraubt 81 ba6er. Sein &oms
pli3s, Der Wirtb MoIer BON 9egen'
bad, lit flu4tig sesansen.
A,.a hrr Rl1rinpfatt.
aaterslduterr n. Inter Dem
0erbadt Der llrfunbenfdlI6ung Npurbe
Der Gei9dftsfibrer Muoolf 3obebtp
bonn Waaren9aus Sdmeriner bier pers
baftet. ,au
TrantertbaI. 9as @efarmts
bermGaep Der Sfaot. einidlisbliA ibrer
Mnitalten. Der Stiftunaen uno Woblz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-05-25

DGiic 5nr Rriie iu@ stnSfnuo bciurgt g..
Raiue, Gr. it3. Eit- 9altimure.StraRe.
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: %3grrriut, UTtprrttHrtt.

aDnissbere Der Seuiletors
reoatteur uno S9edtertrititer Der n8Ds
nigsberger Sartun9fden 3eitung,"
Gmil &rauIe, lit geitorben.
8 d. Dem 8all eines Dffentlidsn
Sdladtbauies baben Die itdbtii6ea
8ebDroen suseiimmt. Der S6la9ta
b%ausbau 1T auf 100000 Mart perans
fhLaot. - ~.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

tossers. The St Paul team will take
their spring training at LeaVenworth
and it is probable that several games
viii be arranged with them.
Mexican Pete Everett has announced
that he wants to box the winner OF the
Johnson bout which takes place
on next Friday night. He is taking care
Of himself ara looks as if he is getting
back into his old form. 1t must be re-
membered that he was once a top
notcher and got fights with Jeffries
and Sharkey.
A man in town, known among his
acquaintance as shorty" and whose
business is such that he has to change
q lot of money during a day, recently
gave a fellow $685. in change for a 81
bill, rendered for a IS cent purchase.
The bill had been clumsily raised SO as
to make a faint noise like a ten spot.
Shorty never expects to hear the last
Of this.
This is the kind of receipt they win
ask you to sign when you get your First
National bank dividend: Received from
VIM. B. Ridgely. comptroller OF the cur
rency, blank dollars, being the first divi-
dend of 55 per cent upon my claims OF
blank dollars against the First National
bank of Topeka, Kansas. You must
send in the receipt before you get your
money, though
A strange disappearance case"
which proved finally TO be simply an
instance of few nights Off kept
several Topeka newspapers reporters
busy yesterday for a few hours To
the police an anxious mother re-
ported that her 25 year old son had
been gone two entire days and nights
without letting her know anything
about him. His employers declared
that he had not been at work during
that time. Foul play was suspected
and a search set up. Yesterday noon
the young man turned up at his
home just as the reporters were inter
viewing his mother. Il was out with
some rummies" was the only expla-
nation of his absence.
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They have hardly missed a. day at their
favOrite sport for the last couple of
months because Of weather conditions.
There has not been much doing for
the winter overcoat so far this winter
but it might be a wise suggestion to
sass becomes plentiful on the mar
ket.
The conversation about the seal skin
Sacque and the fur boa was about as
much out of place under the weather
conditions saturday as would be the
suggestion Of an ice cream social at the
north pole.
The city -councilmen of Topeka have
invited themselves to a meeting with the
city council of Oakland. The former will
go over IN a body at a session of the
Oakland body in the near future and
visit with them.
AS matter of confidential Informal
ton it might be stated that Herman
Crow is looking for a first baseman.
This information must be kept quiet or
the deal viii fall through if Dick Cooley
hears of the plan.
There should be a special dispensation
for fat man when the mercury
reaches the point that it did Saturday,
and that in the dead Of winter, and he
should be permitted to appear in public
without a collar.
oh, my, but I viii be glad when
the summer comes again. walled the
chronic kicker Friday night, and when
asked why he replied, well, in the
once in a while"
Bob Kerns and Jack Johnson will
box ten rounds at Metropolitan hall
on Friday night under the auspices
of the Kansas State Athletic associa-
ton. Ted Williams and Jimmy Sulli-
van will go on for preliminary OF
six rounds.
The candidates on the county ticket
have begun to withdraw from the
race. For particulars read the an
nouncement of W. w. Harvey who
thought for a few brief moments that
county attorney.
There will be plenty of hustling
until after the primaries in March by
the thirty-nine candidates on the tick
cts for nominations. After that time
! there will be less than q dozen OF
them who Will care as to the ultimate
outcome of the contest.
On next Monday Secretary Anderson
of the Commercial club viii announce
/ his committees for 1906. The advertis-
/ ing and entertainment committees are
to be combined, with special inside
| executive committee to act on matters
needing hurried attention.
The preliminary motions in the bri-
/ berry case against Fred Dumont Smith
will be heard on next Tuesday be-
fore Judge Philips in Kansas City
! Kan. Judge Pollock excused himself
from sitting nj the case because OF
his long acquaintance with the de-
/ PENDANT.
The fifth annual Kansas MidwinteI
/ exposition opens on Monday afternoon
/ at 1880 O'Clock at the Auditorium and
will last two weeks. In the evening
the doors are opened at 1880 o'clock
/ The vaudeville performance begins in
the afternoon at 3 o'clock and in the
1 evening at 9 o'clock.
/ st. PauIs American Association ball
/ team has written to Herman Crow ask
/ ing for some preliminary season games
with the Topeka aggregation of ball
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

entire length of the front, one down
the center. the others from each
shoulder and one from each shout
der in the back, all taperIng to the
waist line
The sleeves are bishop. deep cuffs
being formed by box pieats The
only decoration is tailor stitching on
all edges and, indeed, it needs no
other, but is as smart and trim look
ing as possible. Few figures, too,
would find such q modeI unbecOming.
That the chemisette has lost none of
its popularity is shown by new mod
Ell in a tiny blue and white checked
This is made up on the bias of the
goods and affects the Gibson style,
wide triple box pleat as to fronts,
and cut out at the neck In a very
sharp V, finished with a strapping
of plain blue taffeta. The collar and
chemisette are of hand embroidered
linen, worn with a black bow tie. Full
sleeves are side pleated from wrist
to elbow and wide turn back cuffs of
the embroidered white linen belt is
the finish to a charming waist
Notwithstanding the craze fer EN-
pre- effects in coats among the little
tots, quite as many in box and REFER
styles are seen. and while of course the
empire modes can be produced in
very handsome effects it is doubtful
whether they ever attain to the smart
ness of the palmer modes. A dark
Itu IeelEi Win collar ana GUNS OIL
black velvet, the whole neatly tailor
stitched, is ever an attractive as we'll
as practical wrap for girls under
twelve, and surely nothing is jauntier
than the navy serges frightened up
with the regulation buttons and an
emblem worked on the sleeve.
Party frOcks will be in demand just
now, and judging by the tempting ar
ray the shop keepers are we'll able to
meet it. For twenty-five dollars one
may become the possessor of a most
fascinating CONNECTION made from Main
sock embroidery, but if willing to give
not a little time and trouble the coat
may be reduced to a quarter of that
sum. The little model was a French
frock. with a long body of plain Main
sock depending from a square yoke of
pintucking and insertion. The sh Ort
skirt consisted CT three overlapping
ruffles of embroidery secured to the
body part by band of embroidery
beading threaded with dainty pink stin.
ribbon tied into a bow on the left side
The yoke is outlined with a narrower
frill of embroidery sewn to the bead
ing. threaded to match the skirt, and
the sleeves are full bishop. with a ruff
tie of white embroidery taken into
the armhoIe with the sleeve. and the
cuffs are dainty pintucking and in
sertion matching yoke. Little lace
frills finish collar and cuffs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
ROOSEVELT WILL COME
To Visit *. L. and other western Uni
vcrsities in 1907.

Washington, Jan. 2O-President Roose-
welt viii probably make an ''educa-
tional swing through Illinois, Missouri
learned today by one of the board of
curators of the University of Missouri
who extended the invitation to the
president
The president told them he had al
ready been compelled to decline invita-
tfons to visit the universities of Illi-
nois and Kansas. and would therefore
also have to decline this one from the
Missouri Institution for this year but
tentatively. promised to come to Mis-
souri, next year.
Today it was harmed that the presi-
dent had been thinking the matter over
and had practically determined upon
visiting the universities of all three of
would please them all. and the presi-
dent probably would return to Washing
ton laden with honorary degrees.