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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

til Ell 6epiOit 6~orItuaelle al, bpilfet
Wiotip, Der Orep os til Sen e1er ben
0unOling. @nten Set bar / inluat
eller ItOrt, Wiotipet ifltlOe alto itna
Q. tlart. % mo0lat burOe ii pGre
afbolOell0e Dor iom oftelt altfor
lllenlfubelige 6oI@tagiombeO, naar
BET gGlOer 6OrbolO, iom bet par melt
competent al o5 at lu0e lfgtte Tia
ieIp. 9toget anOet, l10ar Mptipet
par GOelt; ia, idu lige nteget bplO
gag bet gjdlot, iou IfulOe inter
tl1llnc blnOre Sanding; men iaa
rilOe Nligten ogiaa iumtiOig pofje
llg ltor % it9rf, lud mdn tog fut,
hDor Der itll0e tagcs fat, % los
ligge, bpu0 fortie1tte be0re en0 lap
iinOeOe W}otipers giftige 9roD.
S0r fort SiO iiOen gengap y0an-
iteren" en- ArtifeI rSlaO0er". Gen
iortiente aQes Spm9rfiom6eo, %
fDrtjener at blipe buffet. Oct par
ben Outtite 0igter German Bang,
JON lfrep ON Ell OunIf NationaQait:
Sl1oOer. Sg ogiaa Der ntoh pi
gribe os ielp / 8ormen og lpsrge
ON Wtotipet. Wfotipet til, at hi fler=
ger ben eQer oenS 9fpgte. @aer
boaner, 0riQer. Sa, netop oriQerl
81 9anlfe liOer al noget, man fal0er
ct iDgt Smil. Oct er iaa uiigeligt
ultpl0tgt, mener man. Oct er laa
llligeligt onOt, tiger jeg. Mange
Menneifer 6liper tiet libel. Slere
fliper i%noffet libel. Ser er ogIuu
ne, Ser bliper baanet eler OriQet
ifiel. Sra9eOie poa Sr1geoie for
t9ler BET. SelptGnf1ing ~aller6eOIt.
9taturligois, Ser CT Sorifel. Scr
ipm / aft: bet er M}otipet, set font
mer an pou, Motipet enc og olene.
Gr Motipet al BET go0e, preget af
tor man iige ct noelt Sinoelug,
iaa er Set piltnof moriomt at oriae
% at blipe ortllet. Men mooIatl
- Ser taller set, ION fife ifal figes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Misfoueus Sm0hDoslle
paa SeOnimserncs SamfnmOslip.
Sole bolOt peO Grim. Sem. SEQ
ningemisiionsmeoe.
(Sluttet.)

T.
Ga ri Denoer os til Sc ucibiliieg
reoe 2anoe. gaa gtp 5eeldno laa,
Soma1el MarsOen Ben iergelige Sir
feligbeO, at 9annelie, 8erpring nte0
gnrop9erne, Stigning al &unofa6
ng Sorfinelie fife ~foranoreoe Ndao=
rternes &urafter. S11tet uoen IonO
SnpenOelle De0 &rtlti 8loOs frel=
lenOe Wfagt fullDe gore luaOdnne
nsle og elelt0ige piloe til nDe 5fab~
ringer. @n lang Geffe Giones6Drb
| llgnenoe Hetning fan iamles fra
Ntrtfa. sos 9aferne, Ell al be
melt lopenOe iDOufritanife Stanl-
mer, bar Intagelien al Ben ~loafalote
Civilization uoen &riltenOommen
%frembragt De Dnfeliglte N~eil1ltater,
meOens Intagelien al &ri1tenoomt=
men beltanOig bar baret Sci for
6remltri0t og lOpifling. st be-
tenOt Gfsempel paa l1muIig6eoen al
at frenfal0e nogen lDffebrinqen0e
lociol Reformation paa @run0laq
at ben 6lOtte Civilization er 8iIfpp
GolenloS 9eltr9belie r / 3dtal. San
rpretteoe EN- SpOrageliesanltalt /
Gen uOtrpffelige @enligt, at Ser fife
ltulOe glDes Geligionsun0erbisnina.
Zen lenere @rfaring aa~6en6ore0e
ret badbloie | Oenne @lan. - Set
lan11e lpOer ira SDObQpseerne o.
Der | gtor0amerifa. Oct iDnes 116e-
ltrlOeligt, at De il10ianife Stammers
Civilization er lt1m4lig u0en Sri
1tel1oonmen. Sn0tanermisiionprer
Ggerton Ooung ifriper / lin 800
vSD canoe ans Opgtrain": limb
Oelbart efter 9(lltagelien al @panqe=
ltet paagneoe Der bos bore SSSnoiq=
nere ogioa ct gnife ON SremIfri0t
og uOpifling paa BET ior0iife Ont
ranoe. &rtltenoommen ntaa gua for
an Ell ionO Civilization. Sit ONT
1te0e Oenne &effef6lge far beItun-
Dig Daft De ~iprgeIigite og melt po-
1lpgenoe Sglger 6lanot Noroameri=
fas Snoianere". Sir Sroncis 8on6=
en- tioligere @uperngr / Ga
naoa, bar oprigtig betenft paa SIT
cianernes @el. San bar ipriq for
al bpoe Dem og gore alt, bpao Ser
~frembielpe Dem / Civilization.
San foriamlebe ct it6rre Mntol be-
benife Snoianere og ruaoloq meo
hem ON beres 8e6ite. ct 8ar
il%ogte0es, og Ser bar rigeligt
a Mel, She og Sobof. Snoianerne
Ipiite, r6g % b6rte opmerfiomt paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Store @llbelm.

Or. Sritjof gtanien, ben DerOen5=
Gerpnlte norlfe gfDrOpolsfarer, Der
Itrdfs efter ltnion5oplpsnlngen met
lem gtorge og Sperrig blep lit
&an0s Winilter / Gngldr0, bar MI
facet i'm Aniegning ON IflfeO be-
rilget. Set b1r lenge b9ret en-
fenOt Sag, at Or. Nonlen ilet fife
befanot Jig pioere bel poa ben itor=
politiife 9lrena, og rddr ban fprIt MI
har fuuet goOfenOt i'm for lang Si0
lioen inOgipne AfifeOs6egering, ifpl-
res set Hegeringens u0trDffelige
@enitiqing til bam og Snife ON,
at ban pilOe forblipe / @mbe0et /
Hpert SalO iao lGnge, til Song 60
lor0s &riitiania6eipg bar opre. Som
Or. Neanien's @fterfelger er m1p9
renoe 2egdtionsiefretGr / Son0on
Wfr. s. Srgens uOnGpnt. = 9enne
llOnppnelie, bar inti0lerti0 giuet
Spnooner6laOet yStanOar0" @nle0=
ming til &omnleutorer, Ser implile=
rer Ben tpife &eiier | ell ny politiif
&pnneOie. @loOet pplpler nemlig, at
bet hele St0en par Se1temmelien,
at Sen norife MiniIter / Berlin,
S6or BON 9itter1, iful0e f~orflpttes
til @onOpn iom NnnienS @fterfpl=
ger. 9ette ifulOe bore Ell Inerfen=
Gelie al BON 9ittens fremragenOe
Ir6eiOe iom norif Diplomat. Wen
ino fom Seller @ilbelm til Spne.
San proteitareOe beitemt og afgjort
moo, at en- iaaoun Sorflpttelie o.
ficieGt itaofeiteOes iom en- 6orfrem-
melie, ga MiniIterpolten / Serlilt
natl1rligpts bar ligeiud betpoelig iom
Ter / 2onOon. Sg ga oenne fej=
lerlige 4nifuelia f~orelagOes Ben
norife Hegering til be6o9elig Sper=
t%ejelie, og Ga Norge mente oct DO
peligt at bpOe BEN tpffe Sellers Me=
ninger SroOs, ida orOnebe man 60
gen oerpeo, at 9egutionsicfretGr Sr-
gems uonppntes til 9odnians Otter
felger / SteOet for ben fprlt beiten1te
Sbor bon 0itte1t. - NHGren er
rtpipliomt ionofGrOig. Oct ligner
&ejier @ilbelm til <nft % Yrif=
fe. Men lelp omen0 GerOen MI at
ter ptl tage Jig ct 6reot Grin al
Ser grosie &uiier", iuo muu man
10 Od aQigeDel Oenne Sang inOr6nl=
me, at ben norlfe Staggering bun0le0e
ltforiigtig meo o~fficielt at iGtte eng
lon0 Oper Spiflan0. Spno funoe /
bejere @raO tjene til &r9rfelie al
&eiierigets 5toltbeosfolelie? Ssu-
rigt trimmer belle 9lHGren ct tulen0e
&arifo til Sc imoa 2onoe ON at fore
en- FELT igennem 0ompgbeOenS $50
tiff. Store @ilbelm, &eroenspo-
litiffens Sfr9mmebiGeoe, laoer
~operbopeOet intet N}i0oel llprepet for
at bite, at Oe inua 2an0eS Selp-
~ItGnoigbe0 er / bpieIte @roo betin-
get og fulOitGnOig afbGngig al Be
fore 2anbe Og ga ierlig Sen ltore
Sellers SorgoOt6efin0en0e eIer
9ipffer, eQer bpao mani MI biz faloa
oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
Wtottuet.

9et ct Motipet, set fommer an
pao. ngi ifol", iom ufoeoe 8rof.
s. g. Senien uotrpfte, ~Gegge oS
pao Sinoe, bpilfen 8epeggruno,
Ser 0riper os til BEN Sitting, Ri
boer pao lit Smruaoe inOtager."
Sbuo enten Ri er Gentlemen eller
ariItne, pi npuu Iagge os BET poa
gin0e. 81 maa bIipe FLAIR oper,
ielp fomnte til at ie, ON BET, Ser be-
pege0e os til iberoigt Stre6 efter
ct eaer onoet uttraaperbigt, bar at
set gobe ener BET onoe. Set er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08
9itteratur.

EoItor S. 6. Senien ifrep / Sirs-
Gags I ~9aniferen" 81. a.:
~en anoen cling, ieg bill omtoGe,
er S%ttteruturen. Sua mart man foar
ut Naon / @ars6eretningcn, Itrem=
mer bet in0 meo &pertisiementer
ira aae' Sioer. Sbis man MI bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

st Or0iprog flyer: Y5fuIoe 81,
tpipIe, ON Sin SanOling er goO eler
ilet, Iou ofbol0 Big fra oen". - Oct
fan mani unoertegne, foroi man peb,
ioaoun buroe man eoa frem / a1e
GForboI6. Man ffuI6e aItib fomme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

Sgierelts Spmerfiombeo benle-
oes pao onOet &dpitel al n&apel=
lanen" poa SIDE 6 / bette Nhtmmer.
Beta be6uoer enonu ct &Qpitel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

Wtotioet, set fonlller an pua; Moti-
pet, Der 0gmlnes efter, mar Ser
opmmes; Wtotiuet, Der / frilni=
neue Sn1itGnOigbeOer ifprper Strof-
Ten eQer formiloer Sen.
Set par / Gldr,~ f~ortolte Maa-
l'tn mig, pa titteOe jeg neo / Ell
Iiuc @1orO, in0eill,ttet al 6ule, Ser
lao ell Spne nlco euepe 2pQinQcr,
ell oellig lille Yige iprang umfrinq
rem, @pncn flufteoe % bre0te for-
ltrGttet tine Singer 10 oper De ln1Q0
llnger. Na fom Yigens 6oOer, ban
lfGnOtc, og jeg CLEO bort lt0en mere
At tGnfe Oerpdo; men / 9lften, Set
er tim fad Wfimttter ii0clt, iua lea
1geH ne0 / lum1ne @oar0. Der par
gdnlte title, men mart fun Sen file
Flge, bun lilte0e Jig lugte ben til
@enlebnlet, lpfteOe &linfcn % iull1t-
teOe ilO til S6nel1 pg &pQingerne;
&c lfreg bpit og fGugre0e omfring,
Den &iQe Igb efter Dem, Ieg Iao oct
tpOeligt, for jeg fiffeOe ms genreul
ct Sui paa Wtltren. Sea blep qanlfe
rreO pad bet onOe Barn % gleoeoe
mig, Od 6a0eren fom og enonu bef=
ti9ere END / @our ifenOte % qre6
GenOe ON glrmel1, BUN bpieOe @oue-
net ttlbuge, Der bar ltpre Saurer / Sc
blod Zine. u@DoO g6r 0u 6er?"
1pnrgte ban. Sum grGO: yieg pil6e,"
1dgOe Bun, uin0 at fpsie Spren oG
bebe benOe ON 6orlaoclle for /
Guar, men BET turOe ieg life iige
ri0!" Sg 6dOeren fpsieoc ben Io0e
llifgloigbeO paa @anOen; jeg fps-
ieOe benOe poa Zine og W}1tn0."
Set par al $. +. Anoerien. Sg
SiIeOet taler for Jig ielp. 0en liQa
@ige bupOe, itOlte Sang 6aOerelt
traf benOe | @pniebuiet, Be beOite
@eniigter: Sum piloe fpsie @pnen %
be0e ben ON SorlaOelle. @por CT
bet bog benripenOe imltft, uifploigt
og lanot. Sg bpor fu1oe let 6er en-
ltbet9nfl om baaro 6aOerbaano 6upe
rnOermineret i'm lille Biges DD6e
morallfe 6plelier og 9lnipursfor-
ltdaelle. Gi1O ON ban 6upOe lladet
leS, iud0an iom man tit iluar lbs
noe / Sipet badOe pda Menneifer,
Sur og 6orbolo nOen fprit at ipprge
TN Wtotipet. = Ser par 9lnleoninq
, til at lere al bette, ON at pere for
iigtig meo &ritif @aaroheo oe
Com, / bpert 6alo ~iad1etnge til man
fenote Mottpet.
81 mlpOer fife ii9lDert uoe / 9ipet
6orbolO, lom ri fife rigtig forltaar.
Sg 'er bet noget, Der pua Ell eQer
dltOen Wtaa0e ltaar eQer muliq fan
fpmme til at itaa / 6orbinDelle meo
tore egne SorbOlO, pg er BET al EN-
lodoan Nrt, at BET fommer / &on=
traIt me0 Dor @genferlig6eo, lo1
%tegDnOer ri at fritiiere "a ilQOre:
ri begDn0er - JON 9fegel - at ggre
libonelig Sfa0e og 6orO9rpel ie. 6or
bpor funOe ri, Der life bdooe let pud
Sagen ira on0et ems ct egoiItiif oq
prerf Habit S%tanOpunft, 9porleoes
funOe Di pGre ~operbepilt ON at 6ape
let Singene ira Ben rigtige SIDE?
San pGre ri for en- Songs Sfpl0
bap0e boft @rltno til Dor Seremiaoe.
Nten ON mo0iat? @pilfen uopret=
telig lllpffe fltnOe ri fife 6dpe for
ppet me0 por benlpnslpie ll6etenf=
1ontbeO og giftige ggenf9rlig1eO.
Scr BET bar bel life Dor 92eligion, Ser
orep os til uOifeieIierne5 @eoer-
ItnGgeligbeo.
81 bar, ri MenneIfar, en- tilbpie-
Zig Srang til at misforitaa bperatt-
Gre. Oct ipnes tit, iom ON BET
Oogli9e SamliO gif rs paa bette
enc: at m~isforItaa. Wfen Senoen=
len RUNNER Ell ltlpffe. 81 Ifol 10
+,or+f11oS 5aoo ~ fo4So, .Gf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

Motioet, set fonlrler an p1u; Moti-
pet, Ser opnrmes efter, 11oar Ser
oemmes; 0}otiuet, ser / frirri-
neae 0mitGnOigbeOer ifprper 5trof-
fen eQer fprn1iloer Sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-05-08

81 bar, ri Mennelfar, en- tilbpje-
Zig Srang til at misforitua bperan-
ore. Oct ipnes tit, iom ON set
Oogli9e Samlip gif us pua bette
enc: at mtsforltaa. W}en Senoen-
len RUNNER ell lllpffe. 81 ifol 10
tpprtimoO ipge at %foritaa og life
miSforitau %bDeranOre. Mange Wen-
neifer ipgneOe fen / bette 2ip, foroi
alt, bDdO Be mpOte, bGpoe Ell big
@pne til at misforItaa Dem. Oct
bar maaife Wenneifer meo Itore
Wtltligbe0er, man misforlto0 til
l1muligbe0. SorOi man biloe Set,
set bar alt. Sg bba0 0rep iaa Wtis=
forituaeliesmanien? Sffe anoet ems
ggenf9rligbeO og alt set al onot,
Ser flGber Jig peO 0enne SDge. 9et,
at man misforito0, baboe ct Wotip,
Der rSbeoe lin ifione Sorpe ubetenf-
ipmt iginefaloenoe.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
KANSAS LAW IS GOOD.
Foreign Corporations Must Have Per-
mission to Do Business.

Washington, Oct 19.-The supreme
court of the United States in the
case of the International Text Book
company versus Aaron T. Pigg, of To-
peka, Kansas, today denied the
motion for a rehearing.
The above mentioned case has
attracted a great deal of attention
whether a correspondence school hav-
ing headquarters in another state,
could come into Kansas and conduct
its business without getting a permit
to do business under the Kansas cor
poration law The supreme court of
the United States holds that the COM
pany must get such a. permit in or
der to be in a position to compel its
patrons to pay forHtheir instruction.
Aaron Pigg of Topeka agreed to
purchase certain course of instruc-
ton from the correspondence school
at Scranton, Pa, and he was sold a
set OF books by the International Text
BOOK company, which seems to be a
subsidiary corporation of the cor
respondence school PIgg refused to
pay for the books which he received
ana held that the company could not
compel him to pay because it had no
license to do business in Kansas. The
Kansas supreme court sustained
Pfggs contention, and the cor
respondence school appeals to the
supreme court of the United States
The supreme court, by denying the
motion for a rehearing, sustains the
Kansas supreme court.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
HOWN KANSAS CITY TEAM.
Topeka High School Football Players
Win a Deserved Victory.

In their first interscholastic game of
the season the Topeka high school team
defeated the Kansas City Central team
at Kansas City, Saturday afternoon. by
score of % to IL. The game was fast
and snappy all the way through The
Iopeka boys were outweighed ten
pounds to the man but by superior team
work and liberal use of the forward
pass the game was won
Richardson for Topeka made the first
touchdown, running 75 yards after get
ting the ball on a fake kick Sears
mace the forward passes in the center
OF the Held and ran to the goal posts
with the ball. Kutz and earle of the
Topeka team made touchdowns on line
bucks. Much credit for the victory
belongs to Swearingen, Topeka's quar-
terback, whose punting and handling of
the forward pass was superb Sears
kicked goals for Topeka and missed but
one. Smiley at left end played a strong
game. The Topeka boys complained
frequently of the work of the referee.
ha
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
BRYAN PICTURE SHOW.
II Is Given to Large Crowds at the
Novelty Theater.

The Bryan moving picture show
which was to have been given out of
doors on East Sixth avenue SATURDAY.
evening was transferred to the Nov
city theater on account of the exces-
sive amount of light at this corner.
This little play house which has
been but recently rebuilt was packed
to capacity for five shows, the people
awaiting their turns on the sidewalks
outside OF the building. The pictures
showed the monstrous parade and re-
ception given Mr.. Bryan in Chicago
and number of political cartoons
The audience was clearly friendly to
Mr.. Bryan and the enthusiasm was
demonstrated by frequent outbursts of
applause.
The show will be given in North To-
peka this evening, the canvas will be
stretched across the west wall of the
Union Pacific express office, across
Kansas avenue from the Union Pa
cific hotel There is an abundance of
room west of this building for the ac-
commodation of the crowd which is
expected.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19

NOTES.

For Sale-Ffne onions. yellow or
red, soc; two bushels for $3.50. Ind.
1854, Bell 1870. 41S Lafayette.
When in need of anything in lumber
or building material. builders hard
ware. paints. glass. etc, see ]. B.
Whelan & Co.. Fourth and S. F. track,
opposite r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. They have
a new and complete stock.
Brakeman Ike Robbins. of the st.
Joseph runs, who has been sick for the
past six months, will return to work
this afternoon on Nos. los and 106.
Engineer w. P. Beeler is running
temporarily on Nos. los and 1O6 between
Topeka and st. Joseph.
One of the ten neighborhood Bible
classes which will be organized in To-
peka, Will be organized tonight at the
home of Secretary T. E. Prout of the
r.. R. Y. NJ. c. A. at SN Jefferson
street. L. H: Mears will be in charge,
Engineer E. D. Webb was on the st.
Joseph runs Nos. 1e7 and 1OS Sunday in
the place of Engineer Andy Verlin.
Miss Clara Fry. manager of the local
Harvey newsstand who has been
spending an extended vacation in Lara
mie. Wy. has returned to Topeka and
will resume the management of the To-
cal stand Wednesday.
The Young Mems Social and Investi-
cation club of the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A,
will meet tomorrow night at the as
sociation building.
H Holloway are in charge of an extra
on the Leavenworth & Topeka railroad
today.
Engineer E. NJ. Bristow. of Argentine,
is running temporarily on runs Nos. Z
and 10 between Kansas City and New
ton.
The r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. has arranged
for several religious meetings and Bi-
BILE classes in the shops tomorrow dur
ing the noon hour. Rev. ]. w. John
ston viii address the meeting in the
coach shops. G. H. Tassell will have a
class among the men in the scrap
yards. Alfred Sjolander will have
charge of a Swedish class in the new
mill. Rev. c. L. Sorg will lead class
of Germans In the machine shops and
L. H. Evans will have charge of a class
in the machine shops.
Engineer Dan Shannon was on the
Kansas City plug runs Sunday in the
place of Engineer VIII Rain.
Conductor w. c. Otto and Engineer
Frank Mcclure of Argentine, are lay
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
BILLIk MUST HANG.
United States Supreme Court Refuses
to Interfere.

Washington, Oct. 19.-The supreme
court of the United States dismissed
for want of jurisdiction the appeal of
Herman Billik from the decision of
Judge Lands of the United States
court for the northern district of IIli-
nois, denying the petition for a writ
of habeas corpus in the case of Billik,
who is under sentence of death in Chi
cago on the charge of numbering a
number of people.
1t is probable that Billik will not
get another stay of proceedings and
therefore the sentence of the trial
court will soon be executed.
The new federal statute requiring
federal courts to issue certificates of
peals in criminal cases was brought
into use for the first time in
connection with this case, the
states attorney for Cook county citing
the law for the purpose of showing
that it had not been complied with
and on that account asking for the
dismissal of the case.
Governor Last Resort
Chicago. Oct. 19.-The refusal of the
supreme court to act in the case of
Herman Billik of Chicago, brings to
an end one of the most notable strug-
giles ever made in the history of
American Jurisprudence to save the
life of condemned man. Billik was
indicted two years ago for the muir
der of five members or the1Vzr
family, and finally sentenced to hang.
Billik's last hope lies with the COVER
nor of Illinois.
Billik received the news of the ac-
ton of the supreme court with COM
posure. 1t is said that his many es-
capes from execution have possessed
him of the idea that he will never
hang.
q L.,
clared without the slightest trace of
dependency.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19

Patrolman Mead caught three crap
shooters in the barn between Crane
and First street on Kansas avenue Sat-
urday night. The boys were all about
16 years of age and each of them was
fined $1O.' Two of the gang ESCAPED
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19

Chief Of Police Eaton has given an
order for the further detection of BIZ
cycle thieves and the detectives sent
number of suspects to the station
this morning. 1t is dangerous busi-
ness to ride on a bicycle these days
unless you can swear that you paid
for it out of your own pocket.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19

city Jail on different charges for the
last few years and he can't leave
without a rain check. The police say
he should have gone. to the peniten-
tfary a long time ago but the COM
planning witness was not notified, as
has been the case a hundred times in
the last few months-and the police
bear the burdens. Baker was caught
trying to pawn two pitchforks which
he had stolen from the Kaufman feed
store. He wanted to spend the money
on booze, 50 he was doomed for the
station in some way or other, and the
police chose this one. Charlie SAYS
that when he is released he will make
mince meat out of the reporters, and
a mournful prayer is going up in the
newspaper offices today.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
RUNAWAY CAR AT FRISCO.
Three Hurt When the Grip of Cable
Broke.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct. 1s.-Three
people were perhaps fatally injured
and several others hurt in a runaway
cable car accident today on the Wash
ington and Jackson street line as the
result of the breaking of the grip. the
car stopping suddenly at the bottom of
the declivity and throwing the passen-
gers on the outside seats into the
street. The seriously injured are
Policeman George Francis, Mrs. F..
TAFT and J. w. De Merritt.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
ROOSEVELT AN EDITOR.
VIII Be Associated With the OutIook
After Term Expires.

New York. Oct. 19.-President Roose-
vet has signed a contract with the
Outlook to act as an associate editor
after his retirement from the presi-
dency in March next. This is made
subject to the existing contract to
write the story of his African travels
for Charles Scribner's Sons.
His work in connection with the Out
look Is to cover political and economic
topics.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19

Chief Eaton took a hand in the ar
resting business Sunday and while the
officers were engaged in clubbing the
drunks the CHIEF rearrested Jerry Cut
Ter and James Shumnaw who made
protest visit to the station These men
were arrested once during the day for
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
HEAVY WIND IN WEST.
Telegraph Wires and Small Building
Blown Down in Kansas

and rain storm of unusual severity pre-
vailed in western Kansas this morn
ing. Aside from the Blowing down of
small farm buildings and the swapping
of few telegraph poles no damage
is reported. Telegraphic service was
interrupted for several hours.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
So,riseThroat ,is
Collsdi ID inChest
Oniilesa0il On

Rub the throat and chest with
Omega Oil; then bind around the
throat and lay on the chest pieces of
flannel soaked in the Oil. The Oil
goes in through the pores and reduces
the inflammation that causes the
trouble. Trial bottle 10c.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-10-19
Founder of BartIesviIIe Dead

Bartlesville, Okla. Oct. 19.-Jacob
H Bartles, founder of Bartlesville and
Dewey died at his home in Dewey yes
terday OF Bright's disease. aged 66
years. He served through the Civil
war in the Sixth Kansas cavalry
The Kemper herald., 1908-04-23
Nehalem Wax.

This is somewhat mysterious prod.
act found on the beach near the mouth
of the Nehalem River. Ore. 1t. was
noticed by the early explorers Of that
coast, and later considerable deposits
were found in the sand of the beach.
In 1846 several tons of this waxlike
substance were shipped to Hawaii, and
since then many tons of it have been
sent to Northwestern markets. Opin'
ion has been divided concerning its
nature and origin, some holding that
it Is beeswax and others that 1t Is a
mineral substance called ozocerite. 1t
is usually found in large rectangular
blocks. 1t has honeylike aroma
when fresh cut. Examination recent
ly made at the Pacific University Ia
boratory shows that the substance
closely approaches beeswax in COM
position and does not accord with the
properties of ozocerite. This conclu.
sion is consonant with an Indian leg
end of the wreck of a ship at the
mouth of the Nehalem before the com.
ing of the white men. A Spanish ship
with supplies for the Catholic missions
in the north sailed from Lower Cali
fornia in 1863 and was never afterward
heard from-Youth's Companion.