davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-10-14


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" IONA ws.dcioiela s,
y Ostawie zagrosila pantoflem narj
ncxYcielowl q, kt6rY prsYessodl dc
hiessklnia przekonn:atc Die, ozyjdzie5
i nieuczeszozajsce do szkoiy, g
rseezywis,e eho,re. Sad ska1al ja
1Astesna.6 so smarek ksry.
CINEMA. Ni~esz:zedcie, w'ydass|
I&F.SJtETS W. "ESf-E-Ef S5#L%
rxylo slew Kamionoe. I
..llietni syn chaiupnlka Botta. INA,
lasl v polu niewystrzelony nab6j'
kt6ry zgubi'o wojsko podc,sas ma
newr6w. Cbioopiec u,dersyyll4 ~ k az he.
MEM Q nab6ji wyylWs,opsl,all;. s9assl4 =
tego eixsplozye Prey TEN sodnlds1
cieika rane ma nodse q uajedheej
reki straci} wssystkie:paloe. Chop
90 prsyw1esionno do tptejszegg" t domu,
81. ahfo 1y.ah I
W CZARNoWIE pod Fordo !
pem okolo 4o. lat liezasca iona gos !.
.ppsoadila!rsaa .FFeh ), y prsystspie ,ohlss-
daaaa!@1yaloW '' sablaa dwele.sxo'ol
dlieoi, przecinajac i'm nosem gar1
do. Ohiopcsyk mia} 9, dsiewe,yn.
"a. 3 .lata. Za6 trzeoiemu dziec:ksu,
J: :9letn lem, chfe9peuspo,wii,oo'd1litoo SIC u
eeiee. ZaRim nadbieggaa pomocs ob'ag.
Esana fobieta sans " ten sam
spoe6be pozbawi}a sig zYoia.
GHOJNICE: W srode 8 b. m.
odbyiazsietu kongregaeya dexanal-
na, Y ktt65rejj .br'a}o j.: udaiai ~pr1zzeese1s}toe
8 80 ksiety. ! 20 or d.
..pptfoh leeno!ogioznYch odbyf SIC
Rsp6lny oblad " hotelu Eber,a.
SUhZ. Pred tutejszym saed on
}awniozy M stawat posiedzicisl Erich
hiohstadt ! Rasenfeldu Q
drecseeniiieS zwiersat. Koh osSarlcnc.
90 ME chcia} ciagnad woza i-polo.
1Yf sie ns 5zll,emis. By zmusi6 ko.
nia. dozvstania, zapalif F., pod. 10:
MEM siun III, Stony. Nadto kauai par
rebkowir sit1w1emmrua i; v : ystrselid re strze j
by znsosna ilosc svli ma konia. ; Za.
st.pca: pro uratora wni6sl 81 ty.
godnie aresztu. Sad skasa} q, ma
lso marek grzywtp|y,
]. e :|larI 70 = o'vaftet
obehpdzop, tn uroexxYkcie :dfloe,,ro'et4z.ny
wick, odpust Narodsenia Naisw:
MAla,rYi Fanny. Jaak! e eo4e'e 5 tax ]
y: tym roku udziai pielgrzgn6vs !
bllsAa j daleka byl bar,ddso liioezn'y.
lWI! / ME pr.ebywaa.'w oatat::
rich lataeh.Avle pielgr1ym6w. .ile=W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

6raudt benin grua INNER 10 biel 3eit
gum Infleiben? Sas nabrt ia
aubereepobnli6 laree. 8ir toms
men ia oiel an ipGt in bas Sbeaterl
2ies6en: Ib netn, Cnfel, ih min
es Dir lnsen, ipdrlim es bout 10 LANCE
oalert. grna bat MIDI be1te Ioraeu
tlhtig sebauen, unO bafiir babe il ibr
Die Sdbne peritedt. Die iie jeet wie
bumm iuGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
spab mnb and iein.

W SpaB 1l1nB and lttn. SIS
Msass@s@sass@ss@@@
Cute @eile.
Sausberr: SIT meine Srau bnlb
ferti92
9ienitmdbden: glob bic Sancs
itnbe bot lie nod an5nsiebeni
9ausberr: SEA, ba bat ia ieber "a
anopfe - ba fam i6 nlio setroit erlt
nod ein 9Ias Bier trinfen gebenl :
- u y
Sn flein.
Srember: Serr 8irtb. S6re ges
leuftune lit aber pirfli1 iammerpoII
Wirtb: Ohio! Sic iinb Der grife. Der
lid oorii6er beflast. @esbalb ioI lie
oenn ifleht iein?
SremSer: Bell i6 mein geeiiteaf
faum crtennen fnnnl
& ~ ~
GnsseiGluTen.
granbinipeftor: 2iebe Srau. Ser
Sheurenbrdnb lit bohitplbriheinli6
ourh SeIbitent3iinbung entitauber.
8dueriu (erihroden) : @as-burh
Selbiteut5iinours? gber Serr Sus
ipettor, tf thu 10 mag I'M 2eben niht,
nub mein Wann mar ia gar nitt gu
5auiel
~ ~ "
Mts benz Gramen.
Sas lit MN l6on Die brittle Sraee,
Die Ste nidt beanttporten f0nnen!
3aiien Sic mir nur ettpas 3eit gum
Nafoenfen. 9err Rrofeiiorl
Geniisen Sbnen 5tpei Semeifer2
- u -
Gin aenner.
adufer: Sino Die Gioaretten aud
9erfdufer: o. aenner rauden
Senitbl
&Gufer (bat beritunben: &enner
rald1en lie nit Damn seben Gle mir
aber i6neu auberel
- y =
Hrp6at.
Gag Wirt6, tpie bait Su's anaes
iteut. bab seitern CUR &irbpeib BEL bic
net g'rduft poro'n is'2
SebesmaI, iobaIb / semerf ba6', 3
gebt Los, hab | ihnea q S1Iiiel
anooel anf'n Sid geieet, slei' mar
Wabrideinlt&.
Ser feine Sran5 min benin Mits
ta9stiih nbiolut feinen Spnrgel effen.
8arte MIR, iaet Die Rama, tpenn Ou
Solont pirit - In Der Gaierne Ierner
lie Sir i6on buS SparseleHen.
S~ffenber5ig.
Sreunbin: Gein grGutiaam, liebe
Roia, 9efdut mir I'M @ertrauen ges
iagt. gar nidt!
Srdnlein Hoia: 8enn er Sem
grdiitisam pdre. piirbe er mir often
AUDI nidt ssfauenl
~ - -
etufieuf5er.
Sd ION man bibten, no einem
@otbe nnb S6iqer bic beiten 8ebans
fen tpeggenonmen 6abenl
y g -
Sm 0erthtSfaaf.
@oriibenoer: Sic baben Dem Sduss
mann, Der gle beim ginbred1en ers
einen fali9en Iamen anses
Gneeflaeter: Sea, Serr prditbent,
fpirben Sic benin in iolfem NaIe
rihti9en 9amen germ nennen?
4nfsefeFen.
a.: Gle bdben bn einen Brief nnh
aDreiiiert? Wi1fen Sie benin
audi. oaS iest bort ale 9riefe ae5ffnet
miiiien. bic aug Oeufitlano
tommen?
g.: Hdnu. tpdrlim benin?
a.: Sea, neil man iie bod ionit gar
niht leien fonnte!
Die mpberne Walerin.
Bauer (5ur Nalerin): @iIer g,
Srduleiu. gut it's. bab Die &iib' unb
nit 10 a~usfdauen fuie orf
Bib; ionit tbdten Die 8ie6s
mdeo' ben gan5en Sag nit aus'm 2dz
den 'rausfpmmenl
- - -
Mnf.
ubrmader (5um Oiener zines 3lins
benz SIT Sbr Serr 81 Saus?
0iener: Nein. is itd seitern plOsli6
na6 fbauien periest tporbenl
ltbrmader: limb meme l1br?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
neber bic Hpitiparbnnf

ipeiB Der n2anbmonn" bon Wils
lpdufee, 8is., Den Sarmeru folgenoes
Snterefante unb Wabre 3t bcrihtcn:
Gs fdnn bter3uInnbe einfaf uif,s
3u Stanoe fommen. pbne DAB Gprpoe
r%attonen Die Sano i'm Spiel babsn.
gds Werlaneen. baB Ypitiparbanfen
eingefhbrt merben ioaen. lit aflgez
imetn. Wanher Surmer, Der elm
paur Collars seipart bat. r,0dte bus
8elo piel licber auf elmer Soitipars
banf %oeponiren ais es elmer gcipohns
liden ganf anpertrauen. 0us Ser
langen irurbe 10 %dugenlein. oab Der
eon9reB es niht Hanger ignoriren
fonnte, nno Die Splge lrar, oaB cine
Vorld9e ein9ereift fpurbe, ipondf bcn
2euten. frelde @elb ouf oen An grim
pcnoen Yoifiparbanfen beppnirten. bon
Der Hesierung sipei Sro3ent 3inien
be5ublt peroen iouten. Gem Gene
raj sSoitmeiiter iollte es aeitattet iein.
oae 8elo gu PA Yro5ent 3inien an
ole benz Hoitamt am ndhiten liegenbe
Hotiouals8dr 5u uerleiben. Splte
it'd feline Hatipnals ganf finben, nm
ba5 @elD 81 leiben, 10 batte Der @es
nerals Yoitmeiiter bds 6eft, bas @elb
IN Gountps, WInicipals ODER Staatss
Bombs dn6uleeen. gs fpa Die Mbs
li6t. bas @elb nift aus elmer &C.
genb gu 5iehen. ionoern es bort anz
5ulegen. mo es perbient, reip. 9eipart
uuo beponirt purpe. Surdb Gin
ENHANCEMENT trurbe Die @prlage bers
art umgetrempelt. bnB Der erobtc
Sreunb unb gefirtrorter Der SoIts
ip~arbanfeu beute, tpenn er tonnte,
gesen Die @orsnae 1iimmen piiroe.
Die 0orlase lit bernrt. Dag oas 8elo
aus idn,mtlihen Yoitiparbanten se3oz
gen urb i'm Shasdmt an @aibiugton
oeponirt. b. 3. bon Da aus an ireenbe
tpelhe gant uerborgt rperoen fam.
Gs beiBt. baB bic neue Gorlage ben
arpBen ganfen Inn Often ~gut eefdat".
Was Die @anfen i'm Often iertta brins
gen fonnen. bat Die lebte .&riie" 9ez
aeiet. Sic lieferten BEN Spefulanten
bas 8elb, unb als Die san5e 8ihie
IN Die 9rihe aine, fonnte man iih in
ben Stdbten nit .Sbinplaiter" = To-
genannten Scrip" bebelfen. Sollte
Die Gorlnae gum @eies tperben. 10
fperben iih bie YoitIparbanfen, ipenn
bas @olf bas Spitem fenuen lernt. teiz
ner aroben aunbihaft erfreuen. unb
elm grfols. ipie man i'm in unSeren
2dnoern 81 per5eihnen bat. bleibt aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Werft'S Guh.

Werft's Guh.
Sds Siineen lit Die erife gebine>
ing our erfolsreihen 9anopirtbi6uft.
Spn Die Sarm iih reft be8ablen.
10 mub iebes Sledd)en ettpas trueen.
"
Hubm uno Hei6tbum iinb elm iaI5is
ger @ein. nad iebem Srunte nirit Su
onrtiger lein.
Glide bur6 Fredericksburg por
araut, Hiiben unp aleebddiel bds
0rilnfutter fir bas @eiliisel 81
erieeen.
Sen. oas 81 reif purbe. bat Den
Vpoen ihtper mitgenoumen uno
nimmt ieet ben S6iermasen ebeniu
Iebr nit.
Yferoe, Die I'M 8inter nift ans
gelpannt uno Su gut gefiittert ipers
Den, taien I'M 6riibiubr DEN Subrs
manu- I'M Stif.
9ie 9efrl6tuus oer Ger tpiro
p~eientli6 9~eforoert. penn man elm
bis 5wei Wal po6entlih etpas
S6fpefel inter bas Weidfutter miiht.
Sieie @abe lit pann Defenders pprs
tbeilbdft. fpenn es nod on @riinem
maneelt ober Die Siibner in engen
HGlmeu aehulteu meroeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

fam; ionit fommen 9chrer aus anberu
Counties, fiiden uniere Shulen p.a
uno mir BADEN oas aadiebcn." Sas
bel blieb's.
go. nun fptien mir, IN iuel6en,
3pede oieic Gomuiiiion ernannt
iparoe. Die san3e 8ortflauberei
gtpfelt IN ben 8orten bes norrncrr
8tbaro": 8ott bilft 0eneu, Die iid
ielb't belfsn. 9a3u miiien ipir oudl.
trel6e @igeni6aiten mir bciieen
miiiien. ndmlih: frontm. ileiBig, ipars
lam, re6tidaffen. aelebrt, geieLig.
oor'tftig, itlau. lpobler5ogen, gut 9es
idult, ielbititdnbta II. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Die inpberne @alerin.

Bauer (5ur Ialerin) : 8iiien g.
Srdulein. gut it's. bab Die &iib' unS
Shien nit 10 ausffauen pie anf
Sbrem Bib; ionit tbGten Die 8ie6s
mdee' Den san5er Sag nit aus'm Ca
diem 'rausfummenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
NuSaefmluTeit.

granbinipeftnr: 2iebe Srau. Ser
S6eunenbranb lit boditp1bri6einli6
ourh SeIbitent3iinbung entitauben.
8duerin (erihrodenl : @as-burh
Selbitent5iinoune? Nber Serr Sus
ipettor. tf thu 10 mag I'M 2eben niht,
nuo mein Wann mar ia gar nitt gu
5auiel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
@eim SeiratbSpermittler.
Sinolihe Hahc.

@rdutisam (5ur tleincn s6peiter
lciuer 8raut) Sore NAL 2iesden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

llbrmafer (5um 0iener zines 8uns
benz ST Sbr Serr al Saus?
0iener: Nein. is ith seitern plOslid
nah fbauien periest porbenl
ltbrmafer: limb meme ll6r?
Siener: @as iiir lIbr2
llbrmader: Nun, Die aroBe Stanoz
nbr. Die i'd aeliefert unb nod niht be-
5ablt befpmmen babel
Siener: So ii6 and berIett
tporbenl
Wnnif.
Spoie: Sd rponte, ih p6re ctma
Srei SUB boberl
9ooIe: @arum benn bd?
9ooie: Der Grat iaet. bas Bier
bringt mid 5oIpeiie Inn.
- y -
Cine fiblenbe Scele.
Commits (5um gbeD: Sd perbeis
rattle mid, Serr Weper, fonneu Gle
mir ni6t mein Salair er66ben?
@bef: geim beiten 8iIen - bas
eebt niht. I6er i6 mill Sbnen in
nnberer Weiie unter Die Irme areifen:
Sd tperbe Sbre sr6eitsoeit fir bie
Slittertpo6en oerfiirsen. bamit sic
mebr 5u Sauie iein fonnen. unb mad
DEN Slitterpohen berldnsern. Samit
Gle einen @rnnb baben iiir ipdtes
Seimfommen.
- ~ .4
@eim SeiratbSpermittler.
4unbe: sic baben mir bod gar
ni6t seia9t, bub 81 betrefienbe Same
eiuen 9ufel bat.
Seiratbspermittler: 9itte Iebr. ih
babe Shueu pieoerbolt seiaet. Tie iei
ni6t obne.
- ~ ~
2inblihe Hafc.
@rdutisnm (5ur fleincu S6tpeiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

Gag Wirtb, tpie bait Sn's anges
iteut. bat. geitern our &irhpeib BEL Die
net g%'rauft rporb'n is'?
Sebesmal, iobaIb / gemerf ba6', q
gebt Los, bob | ihnea q ShIiieI
anooel aufn Sid seieet, slei' mar
@ub'l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20
Wabri6einltH.

Ser fieine Sran5 min benin Mitz
tagstiid abioIut feinen Spnrgel eifen.
8arte MIR, iaet Die Rama, tpenn Ou
SoIoat pirit - In Der Gaierne Iernen
ite Sir i1on bus Sparseleiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-20

a.: Gle baben ba einen Brief mad
Sapan aDreiiiert? WiHen Sic benin
audi. DAB iest bort ale griefe ee5ffnet
iperben mIiien, bic aug Oeutidlanb
tommen?
g.: Ndnr. tparlim benin?
o.: Sea, neil man tie bod iouit gar
niht leien fonnte!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09
IIk2
!-A.b 6R@lCE IT, m
I ID A&SSI so4aE NV

A boy was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. r. H Blanchard, 14l6
East Sixth street.
The board of education is on the
lookout for rooms to take the place
of Jackson street building.
= DR.. F. y. Lynch is spending a few
days in Denver on his way to the Ep-
worth League convention at Seattle.
HoltOn. Horton, etc, are now reach
ed by the independents copper toll
lines; excellent service is maintained
Payne's are offering $3.50 and $500
ladies' Oxfords for S1.O0 a pair, broken
Enes-moStly small sizes-if you can
wear them. hurry!
The pastime show at the manse of
the Presbyterian church to be given
by the Christian Endeavor society
Will be held tonight.
The new canine mascot at the No
2 fire station has been named
"AnimOIogy.'' The hremen say that
the name fits exactly.
A recent telegram has been received
from the Y. NJ. c. A. boys camp say
ing that all is well and the youngsters
are having grea- time.
Rev. Thomas S. Young returned this
morning from Portland, Ore, where
he has been attending d convention of
the northern Baptist church.
Col. Golden of Kansas City will
spend Sunday at the Maple Hill Y.
NJ. c. A. camp and viii tell the boys
some of his thrilling war stories.
The eighteenth annual state assem-
bly, of the Young Peoples Alliance and
Women.s Missionary societies will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09

SAN1AFE NOTES

Mrs b F. Williams of 51S Branner
street is suffering with an attack of
rheumatism.
Mrs ROLAND Stockwen and son Earl
have returned from a weeks visit with
relatives in Granville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brentnau and two
daughters, Merriam and Margaret, re-
turned home yesterday from Colorado
where they have spent several weeks
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brentnall
and family.
Miss Hulda Meuler of Alma is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Frotz of
Alt German avenue.
Miss Nellie KahrS has returned to
her home in BurIngame after spending
several weeks here visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. Luthey and sons, Clarence
and Frank, will leave soon for points
in Missouri where they will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends
Miss Mamie Anderson has returned
to her home in Larned after weeks
visit with friends here
Miss Alice RempSton of Los Angeles,
Cal, is here visiting friends and rela-
tives while on her way to st. Louis
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Emma Urban of North Topeka
spent Wednesday night the guest of
Miss Alice Ellenberger of 800 Lake
street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09
KETCHEL MADE MISTAKE
Eastern Sports Dc Not Favor His
Match With Iangford

New York. July 9.-News that
Stanley Ketchel had been signed to
fight Sam Langford at Ely, New, on
Labor day provided a big surprise to
New York sporting men and great
disappointment to KetchePs eastern
friends. Although $4,000 guaranteed
to the Montana pugilist, win. lose or
draw, might be a great temptation to
almost any fighter, it is argued that
KetchePs engagement to meet Jack
johnson for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world in October
should have precluded such fight
as that planned with Langford.
Diminishing the very strong belief
which has prevailed since the Papke
fight last Monday that Langford can
whip Ketchel the Iatter's friends be-
Heve that to stand any show with
johnson he must take a long rest in
which he must put on much weight
and then train actively for a few
weeks before the Johnson fight. If
KetcheI should whip Langford sport
ing men doubt that after such a fight
as Langford is sure to give him he
will not be able to make any kind Of
a showing against johnson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09
FIXING UP TRACK.
santa Fe Meanwhile Is Running All
Trains Through Topeka

Trains Through Topeka
The railroad situation in Topeka
and Kansas as a result of the recent
high water is improving. The only
trouble of any consequence is that Of
the santa Fe on the cutoff at Ottawa
The reports received by the general
offices from that place shows fall
of 16 inches during the night, and
extra gangs of track men are now
working fixing the tracks at Ottawa
and Pomona, and it is expected the
traffic can be resumed tonight. Today
the trains from over the cutoff and
southern Kansas lines are being run
through Topeka. and many of the
freights as well. The Santa Fe ter
minals in Topeka are badly crowded
handling the extra trains and accom-
modating the passengers.
The other railroads are doing nice
" The soft places in the tracks are
being repaired and the trains on both
the Rock Island and Union Pacific are
more nearly on time today than yes
terday or at any time since the heavy
rain of Tuesday night
The Santa Fe is having lots of trou-
BILE in Missouri where there are a
number of bad places in the track. and
many submerged stretches. None of
the Santa Fe's trains are running over
the main line, but are being detoured
from Kansas City to Chicago via other
lines
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09

the city are being repaired as fast as
possible and it is hoped that the first
of August the city engineer can start
out his paving records with a clean
siate-after the holes have once been
repaired there will be no more on ac-
count of the new rules and regulations
under which the excavators have to
work.
The fame of the Commercial club has
Rev. John A. Bright. formerly of To-
peka, with enclosure for membership in
the organization. was received today by
Secretary George Badders. Mr.. Bright
says, IT am 'homesick' for Topeka, the
best place on earth in which to live"
He expects to return to Topeka to live
about the first of October
A number of the members of the
Commercial club will probably attend
the TransnisSiSsippi Commercial con-
gress to be held in Denver August 16
attend the convention and the program
will be of much practical value to
commercial men. Mr.. George Badders
has received some literature on the
convention from the Santa Fe. There
will be special rates for the occasion
Secretaries Stoddard. Cowden and
Montgomery are the only Y. NJ. c. A
officers on deck at the Central Y. NJ.
c. A. c. H. Fenchtermacher and
Maple Hill, and W. o. Hunter is at
latter will return next week to re-
lieve A B. CoWden who goes to Estes
Park, Colo. Arthur Bolton and
Arthur c. SawhilI will assist in the
work during the remainder of the
summer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-09
EAST 1OPEkANOIIES)
AgsSl |
60 o. S /
items for the East Topeka column ma
be telephoned to Ind phone I751.l

Items for the East Topeka cOIuTnn may
be telephoned to Ind phone I75L1
Fireman H. A. EngaId of Argentine is
spending several days in Topeka on a
business trip.
Mr. ]. F. McJones of the freight de-
partment, was laying off yesterday at
tending to personal business. He took
the civil service examination.
Fireman A a. Smith has returned
from Fit Madison where he spent sew
eral days on a business trip.
Engineer F. Barry, of Argentine, has
returned to Argentine after spending
several days in Topeka on a business
trip.
Mr., f. Dagg of Chicago is in Topeka
making a few days business stay.
Engineer f. B. -JolIey returned to
work on runs 5 and g between Topeka
and Newton after short layoh-
Mr.. ]. P. Foster of Columbus has
come to Topeka and entered the ma
chine shop as a special apprentice. He
has taken a room at the R. R. Y. NJ.
G. A.
Mr. ]. S. Martini, Iunberman from
Oklahoma, is spending a few days in
Topeka on a business trip. He was
guest at the r. R. Y. NJ. C. A
All trains whose usual routine IS over
the cutoff, went through Topeka yes
terday and today on account of the
washouts along thea tine.
Mr.. Geo Osmand~ OF Philadelphia has
come to Topeka and has entered the
boiler shop as a special apprentice. He
has taken a raom1rat the R.. R. Y.
NJ. c. A ats
Mr.. Chester stamm of the machine
shop is unable to be at work on ac-
count of an injured eye
Mr.. Arthur Kempline has returned to
work for the Santa Fe. He has taken
a position in the machine shop
Mr.. Arthur Hobson has returned to
his home in SaHna after a short visit
here.
Conductor Hunt Of Argentine has been
sent to Topeka. for service. He with
his family have located at 328 Bran
ner street.
There will be no band concert at
the ParkdaIe school this evening
owing to the condition of the grounds.
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Mrs. Lon Dawdy of Oakland avenue
is spending a few days visiting her sis
ter on Lane street.
Mrs VIM. Swain spent the day yes
terday the guest of Mrs Minnie Dolh-
strum at her home on Norris avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas AIuIvihiH and
family have returned to their home in
Sterling, Colo- after making d short
visit here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ MulvihiIl, and family on Nor
ris avenue.
Miss Edith Jessop has returned home
after a short visit with friends and
relatives near Silver Lake.
Miss Maude Ward has resigned her
position at the Wooden mill and has
taken position with the Creamery
company.
Mr.. Roy Nelson has gone to Vaughn,
N. NJ, where he Will remain per-
manently. He has secured a position
with the Santa Fe-
Miss Helen Biggs has returned from
Kansas City, where she has made an
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr. Frank Ward of Albuquerque. N.
NJ, has come to Topeka to spend sew
eral days visiting relatives and friends
Miss Nellie Johnson, stenographer
for the Santa Fe at Amarillo, Tex, has
come to Topeka to spend a two weeks
vacation visiting her parents and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson have re-
turned to their home in Chanute, Kan
sas. after spending two weeks here
with friends.
Mrs. Robert Miller is able to be up
and around again after several weeks
Illness with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Bernice Johnson has returned
home after spending month with her
aunt. Mrs. Lewis, in Wilson. Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelley have given
the name Dorothy Ann to their infant
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith will leave
soon for a months vacation trip to
Colorado and Wyoming They viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Smith while in
Denver. Mr. and Mrs F. R. Smith are
former residents Of Oakland. going TO
Colorado a number Of months ago for
the benefit of Mrs Smiths health,
which during their short stay in the
higher altitude is much improved
There Will be a meeting of the 3. B
B. club held this evening at the home
OF Miss Ethel Warner
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BIG LUMBER DEAL.
Hundreds of Millions of Feet OF
White Pine Included.
Spokane, Wash.

Spokane, Wash. July 9.-The
Blackwell Lumber company has
bought the entire timber holdings of
the Menasha Woodenware company
on the St Maries and St. Joe rivers
in northern Idaho, amounting to So,
600 acres, for 2.250.OO0. This is the
largest timber deal in point of money
involved ever made in the inland
ernDire. sixty percent Of the timber
is white pine Tt IS estimated there
Is 600 million feet in the tract.
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We desire to thank our many friends
also the Court Of Honor. knights of
Pythias, Pythian Sisters. B. of l. f
& E. the Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of
L. T. & E, and the Mizpah society of the
Third Presbyterian church for their
beautiful floral Offering and for their
kind assistance extended US during our
recent bereavement.
Mr. GUST LUNDQUIST.
MAMIE LUNDQUIST.
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Card of THINKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
gratitude toward the kind friends and
neighbors who so ably assisted US dur
ing our bereavement.
Mrs A B. Anderson and Daughters.
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Before buying an automobile see the
Interstate, the best car for the money
on the market. Call Hal Hotchkiss, 11s
Greenwood ave. for demonstration
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Baseball Phone.

The State Journal has a special
baseball telephone -or all baseball
information. sores. etc, call In
dependent phone No. SIS.
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