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The Washington times., 1909-09-10
Women's New Fall Suits
at Unnatchably LowPrices

Impartial judges will freely acknowledge Washington store
matches our showing of Womens Tailored Suits with prices equally
and styles and up to date.
For Saturdays special sale have groups
tailored suits prices notceay quoted quail
ties The advantages such compel the women
who appreciate choosing from complete time
saving several dollars the cost of
The Washington times., 1909-09-10

Girls School Dresses, of linene.
bingham, madras, percale, and
chambray. Made with full plated
skirts; high neck and long sleeves.
Waists are neatly trimmed with
folds and buttons Sizes 6 h0C
to IA years. Regular $1-50 4AS
and $500 values fer.
Girls MILDLY Suits, made with
navy blue plated skirts, and white
linene blouses, trimmed with blue
and tie to match. Sizes q 90
UP to Ia years. Special o. 0A
at- ..-..--..-
Little children's gingham and
linene long wasted Dresses; also
plated styles with belt and INr
pockets. Sizes 2 10 NV
years -
Girls Flannelette Petticoats, with
and without waists; plain colors
and striped effects. Made
with ruffle and scalloped nFc
edge, Sizes up to y years. ~
Edcn. -..-.'... '.-..s.-... -
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LEGAL.
Exeoutlve Departmss.ln1it.

Governors Offfce.
A PROCLAMATION.
TO THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS GREET
WHEREAS it has been duly certified
to me by the proper authorities Of the city
of Hays. in the county of Ellis. and state
of Kansas, that the said city has attained
itants and that the official authorities of
said city of Hays desire 70 institute the
form OF government in said city prescribed
by the laws of the state of Kansas for
cities of the second class, pursuant to
chapter IS of the General Statutes Of KAN
sas of 1901; and
WHEREAS it appears to me that all
matters and things required by law TO be
done precedent TO the institution of a gov
eminent for cities of the second class in
said city have been properly done, have
NOW THEREFORE, 1, w. r. Stubs,
Governor of the state or Kansas, do here
by give public proclamation that the city
OF Hays, in the county of Ellis and state
of Kansas, is and shall hereafter be g
city of the second class, and that said
city and the good people resident therein
shall enjoy all the powers, liberties and
privileges prescribed by law for the gov
eminent of cities of the second class.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have
signed these presents and have
caused to be affixed hereto the
[Seall Great Seal of the State of Kan
A. D
w. r. STUBS, Governor.
By the Governor
c. E. DENTON, Secretary of State.
By J. T. BOTKIN,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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LEGAI..

fTsirs7 111IIis7s15 7isISs- ST'71SSi|s ss1s1s
Journal July g. 1909
TOPEKA, KANSAS BONDS FOR SALE.
The City OF Topeka Kansas, Offers for
sale $4,000, more or less lilo 4se improve
meut Coupon Bonds. one-tenth payable an
nua1ly: interest paid serni-annualiy
Sealed bids for this issue or any part
thereof will be received by the City Clerk
OF Topeka up to five o'clock D, m. July
g. 1903 and each bid must be accompan-
led by certified check for $1,000. FiHan-
cation.
The Mayor and Council reserve the right
to- reject any or all bids.
ESealI c. 3. BURGE.
CITY Clerk
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PERSONAL.
ZOE SIZE.
HOW ARE THEsE7

HOW ARE THESE?
$s.65o. east front lots on West side
close to car line, cement walks,
neighborhood first class. rooms.
modern, handsome bath, maple
floors combination lighting fix
lures. A close price.
s., 800 2 lots, two modern houses of 7 and
rooms close in. West side, over
looking Bethany College Campus.
combined rent $3.50.
2,6o0. delightful H story. s room
house. beside bath and reception
hall. S large closets. gas and cleo
trio lights. laundry in cemented
cellar; a choice little place; IL lots
900 A choice east front of s71k feet by
$50 feet on Ndulvane street near 18th.
sewer, gas, city water and side
walks.
$500 A very beautiful modern home
with lots on College HILL hot wa
ter heat. Let US show you this.
81, 200 lots and room cottage on
Lincoln near Huntoon SITS
s., 800. 21h lots, fine young shade and an
s room modern house, very choice
and beautiful, just right for par
ticular people. Southwest on pave
ment.
S15 600. A business house on Kansas ave,
in the best district. This is worth
the money and will advance in
value.
s., $50. A bunch of choice building lots
in the best residence district. These
will make the purchaser money.
s., GOO. Six room cottage. barn, well, els
tern, on paved street and car line.
81, 400 Seven room house. east front
lots 1901 West ST., near Washburn.
200 Neat room house. College Hill,
on paved street, liz lots, ~ blocks
to car, near Washburn college.
81, 800 room cottage. 2 east front lots.
city water, gas, cement walks,
shade, fruit. shrubbery, easy walk
ing distance to business.
s 675. Three splendid lots on Seward ave.
car line.
81, 500. Nice vacant corner, College ave,
shade, water, gas, sewer and street
being paved
WILSON & NEISWANGER,
Phones 94s. Ill West 9Th st.
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ron sALR-REAr. rsrATE-
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

A D
ESTATE. INSURANCE
coo KANSAS AVENUE
TOPEKA
KANSAS AND OTHER STATES.
IMP, KANSAS $4,000
ACRES mp ELK co. ACRE
$500 ACRES IN SOUTHWESTERN $500 ACRE
ACRES ACRE WILL EXCHANGE
SIS ACRES IN LYON II ORCHARD $50
$40 ACRES IN COVE 80 CULTIVATED
go m GREELEY CO.. NEAR TRIBUNE
9r MI OF TOPEKA FINE FARM WELL IMPROVED GOOD LAND 80
IN CULT ALL SMOOTH FENCED & CROSSED
FENCED, LEASED
IRA
ESTATE
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ron sALF-Rrzr rSr&rE
ron sALE-REAL Estate.

CLEARANCE II.
dido
Rea
1000 buys Highland
$50 like rent Re
occupied
&
Deaier
Ave ToDeka Kansas
KELIlEY.GEo. M NOBLE.
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First puedIi h,nlsaI, q rhe topeka state
NOTICE CONCERNING THE DEPOSIT
] TO WHOM 4 frs w ~ s,fG,H9fMsnnRSas.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
:, Ihe undersigned, the Board 81 Treasury
EAamineTs OK the state Of Kansas, hereby
gives 1otice that on the LIST day Of 6eptem-
posals from the incorporates barts a6irs
business in Kansas. both raffnnaf ana
ss2te, Tor the deposit Of public funds %
Lnis STATE Will pc received in accordance
With the provisions OF Chapter Ell. OF the
session ~ Laws of 1893; Said proposals shall
stree ana the rate Of interest Ii will paw
on ga1ly balances, and that said bank will
quarry and faithfully perform the dulles
required OF 4, provided the award il made
@ such bank, said Board Of Treasury tx
amount of funds depositsd and 10 reject
any and all proposals for such funds
Each proposal shall be ACCOMPANIED nv
a certifled check In the sum of two hun
dred and fifty dollars, payable to the state
Treasurer, to be forfeited for the use Of
the. state if any said bank rails to comply
with the terms of its proposal, If the same
shall be accepted by the Board OF Treas
ury Examiners; otherwise, to be returned
to the bank.
All proposals shall be sealed and deposit-
ed with the State Treasurer on or before
the list day of September. 1909, shall have
written theron Proposals for Deposit OF
State Funds" and shall not be opened nm
III the meeting of the board of the date
above stated.
Banks desiring to make bids NAV write
the State Treasurer for blanks
Done at the Capitol in Topeka this
sixth day of July. 1909.
w. r. STUBS,
Governor,
G. e. DENTON,
Secretary OF State.
JAMES NJ. NATION,
Auditor of state
State Board Of Treasury Examiners.
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Attest: C. 3. BURGE. City Clerk.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received for the
erection of two and three story build
ing on lots owned by Shawnee Encamp-
ment NO 8, 1. o. Q. F., on Quincy street
in the city Of Topeka, state OF Kansas.
in said city until clock p. m, July 81.
1909. The contractor to furnish all ma
terial and labor for the erection of said
building as per plans and specifications
for same, which can be seen at the office
of T. H. Lescher, architect, or at the Of
flee of the Western Odd Fellow, both in
the city of Topeka. Each proposal must
be accompanied by, a certified
check of 500 payable to ]. ].
Wehe. trustee. The envelope con-
tanning said proposal must be marked
Proposal for the erection of Odd Fell
lows building" The successful bidder
must inside of ten days furnish a good
and sufficient bond for the fulfllment of
contract. In case the successful bidder
fails to put up the required bond in the
specified time his check. will be forfeited
to the encampment. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. The contract for the excavation and
grading will be let separate.
J. 7. WEHE,
GEO w SUTHERIN,
]. T. PETRIK.
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FARMS
and
CITY PROPERTY

We offer three of the greatest bargains
in improved so acre farms ever offered in
the county. All three have choice loca-
tions, good soil, and first class improve
ments Prices: S. 200, 5000 and $500. If
you are looking for real bargain in
a choice so acre farm, don't miss seeing
one or all of these.
CHOICE RESIDENCE New and very
pretty. room modern house in fine To-
cation on College Hill; oak finish fine
bath, combination lights, large closets
nicely decorated, IL lots. etc. In fact this
is a beauty and can be bought al a
bargain. Price s.. 200.
WE LIST AND SELL FARMS AND
CITY PROPERTY AT THE REGULAR
COMMISSION OF PER CENT ON
FIRST $1,000 AND "a PER CENT ON
BALANCE. WE DO THE BUSINESS.
l.. S. LOVITT & SON.
531 Kansas Ave. Ind. Phone 1867
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AN ORDINANCE Amending Section Is of
Ordinance 1924, providing for the general
health of the City of Topeka, ETC., and
repeating Section No. Is of said ordi-
nance.
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Council
of the City of Topeka:
Section 1. Section No. Is of Ordinance
No. 1884 is amended to read as follows
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Topeka are authorized to contract for the
removal and disposal in a sanitary way,
of the carcasses of all dead animals found
in the streets, alleys and public places In
the City of Topeka, and on private prem
ises therein, and for the removal and dis
posal Of all manure at fire stations, po-
lice headquarters, the City Electric Light
Plant. and other City Departments, for
period not exceeding ten years.
Section 2. Original Section No. 13 OF
Ordinance No. 1924 is hereby repealed.
Section s. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper.
Passed the Council July g. 1909
Approved July g. 1909. -
CSeaLl VIM. GREEN,
Mayor.
Attest: C. b. BURGE, City Clerk
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4o5 FILLMORE SIS. g75.

10 rooms, brick house, rents for s21 Two
east front lots, old elm shade, barn, gas.
well, two cisterns, fireplace. II sold this
49, 9O8 CLAY ST.
sh East front corner lots, IL room
house 1900, 81, 800 mortgage. Trade $1,000
Equity for land or Topeka property, "a
block Governors Square.
KANSAS AVENUE LOT S.
e. front near 10th Street Leosed for 4
years at $3.50 per VI, Paid quarterly IN
advance. S1,200 mortgage-Wtn grow in
value. Sure money-m aker.
1914 e. 9Th ST.-S875. TILL MONDAY.
room cottage, q it front. paved. street
$275 CASH NEAR wAsHBURN.
monthly payments of 1855.
EAST +4TH ST. So. 700. RENTS s51.
ACRES HIGHLAND PARK.
$500. lays fine. Only three blocks of
. ToPEKA AVE. $500, 10000
New entirely modern. 5 room cottage,
New 5 rooms, oak finish. papered, "a. 100,
Also 8 rooms, oak finish, 2 lots, barn,
Ali paved. up to date-Snaps
Building sites, Rentals, Loans, Insurance.
List your farms with us for the fall
trade.
w. NJ. FORBES & CO.
10Y w. 7th ST. Both Phones.
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No.
mrnodern
tonce&
at
No IS 1n1gN tura NO 12s
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FOR SAIE-MTSCELLA
F6R sAI[Big, fIne looking, bay horse.
r1erfectIy safe: will not scare at any
thing This horse in invaluable to anyone
wanting q reliable horse for children to
ride ar drive s. E. Barber, 700 Kan. ave.
-. sALE-Large refrigerator, cheap.
713 Monroe.
FOR SALEfAIonday1 Majestic range,
gas range book case, chiffonter, chairs
and kitchen tables etc 81 Lincoln st.
FIk2 SALNGood family horse, surrey
and harness. Horse good style, city
broke. can be driven BY Iady or children
Ind. phone No. z532 Red.
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MOMENT. PLEASE
andn 1fra1aeh
h
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first published in The Topeka state
DAY. NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TIQN OF BUSINESS COLLEGES FT1I3
PEEA1II TO CANVASS IN THE

THIRTY DAY NOTICE OF APPLICA-
TON ca BUSINESS COLLEGES EI0f3
a EE1tA11I TO CANVASS IN THE
49,. .. Topeka, kan, May g. 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the Follow
ms custneSs colleges Cor commercial de-
payments OF other schoolsl have made
applacaH1on to me for a permit to canvass
y tns state of Kansas for the purpose
5hg or securing notes for tuition from stu
gents BEFORE their registration at the bus
mess colleges (9or commercial depart
HlSntsl herein nameG
Kansas Commercial Business College.
Kansas City. Kansas
Nebraska.
Garden city Business College and Garden
SSl ayy Sehocl ef Telegraphy. Garden City.
Topeka Business College. Topeka. KAN
Carthage Business College. Carthage.
II satisfactory proof is furnished that
10y " the above named colleges or COM
FF ,.lal departments are incompetent to
tt SLnlsn such course OF instruction as
lucy adVeruse or that the moral surround
mss OF the institution are not good or
nat LnaI the premises are kept in an un-
IaesaIitIhy condition. or that the agents OF
Selld institutions use MISREPRESENTATION or
Tdudnient methods in securing contracts,
!notes, or caRh from prospective students
N n sucn case a permit win not be granted
S ~ suSn business colleges Cor commercial
Il. Z. FAIRcHfrsD,
state superintendent % Public Instruction
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EXCHANGE.

Fine improved acre chicken ranch,
Maple Hin. Take city property about
same value. Price 200.
F. N. DRAKE, STRAUSS AGENCY.
Bell 14s1 md szl
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fnec
sired
S3A0 College
$260 a mont
$865o pei month
$500 West side
a merca tile oprties
to Neach
Ind @1 oumbian Building
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why'd
n in for land
e mont
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TWO SNAPS.
Handsome cottage home nearly new on
car line in good neighborhood on west
side. s1.2oooe.
we have for sale some choice building
lots within one block of car line two
blocks of new Central Park school, $500
per lot.
RODGERS. DAVIS CO.
Phone 41S. 10 w. 9Th St.
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Ill GOO
eight
location.
a rice
LANE STREET NEAR 9Th.
Six rooms cellar eisern barn.
sell wants off
Bldg, No Jackson
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TIC
kansas Ave
of
II 6lotsN p
lots facing Park N Ia 1t.
front,s outhk ave- Lovely site.
blk,
On go. ........
sos
FLATS
a W. 8
oil
acres
aere in
CASH. aIanc NOR
Sacres new 6room worth TERMS
wiIbu
twflp
investigate $50
Ian co. ExcIusv Agents
West 9Th
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CLEARINGHOUSE
Kansas
coHeg room dern house, amost2 los
mmdn houseb tfrontlo lots
On ren$
in 70 BARI lots
arg Terms
fronto
eff o @ -
occupied.
0 5 a OF
New roomc colt ati own
o must sena
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ORDINANCE NO. 297O.

Published in The Topeka state Journa
July 10, 1907
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--~-e-~-e~sS
QUINCY STREET FREE J0IsPENsARY.
81 Quincy st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons Med
fcaI services free. Medicine free In some
cases. DfEice hours to p. m Gala
answered night and day. Ind. phone 1zs7.
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Nearly new room house gas. eistern.
cellar, IL lots, block of car. s, 100. $500
cash.
Close in, Z room house, gas, water,
sewer barn. $780, 500 cash, ba %@.e s
per cent.
room modern house, Ia lots ST. $50.
$500 cash balance building loan.
BAILEY BROS. co.
Office: Ind $50 Bell $50.
Res 2546 White
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FOR SALE-Eot only for sale but going to
sell 90 foot front. 10 room house. Don't
see agents but see owner 81 E 10th St
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MAKES 5000 ON AN
XESTkF Emit on 81 9nn

FOR SALE-Good room modern home,
gas light and heat. well, cistern. city wa
ter, cellar, 171 lots, east front, fine south
west location; leaving city See owner,
1863 Clay ST. Ind. phone 2299 Black.
-
s room modern house near w. College,
good rooms for studentsi must sell quick.
See owner. Ind. 1856 White.
IF YOU want to sen or rent your prop
erty, list il with us. We have parties
that are waiting to buy and rent. w. W
Manspeaker. SO Kan. ave. Topeka, Kan
FOR SALE-One of the finest new homes
in Westlawn. "a. 500 Mason g. Sheldon,
1214 High st. Bell phone 2375. Ind. 2756 Red
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1860 A Kansas Ranch fine; will sell or ex-
change. What have you to offer? For
information, write owner, Box 423. Chilli
oothe, Mo.
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STATE supsriu.sadsat i raslIs ia III;
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KING ( !! 2;
KUPPENHEIMER
CT o [ IN ing
One-HaIf
u RI E
s 80 5000 for 81 s'E sais S15.~
pay :. .....-.. ~
s s2stsSd for Of p p'y sa3 gfe19.5O
BAY Bay :. ~ SUI OH
s 91stssd for of D p sai{ & 600
pay "
All Underwear at Greatly
Reduced Prices.


With this in view. Mexico had encour-
aged trouble in Nicaragua and has en-
deavored gradually to extend her in
fluence in all the Contra, American
states Unwittingly say leading diplo-
mats from the south, Secretary Knox has
played into the hands of Mexico by de-
stroying American prestige In all that
region. The state department view is
that under the old policy O. peace and
good will, pursued by Hay and Root
Mexico was slyly playing ner game, fool
ing the United States and preparing to
run off with the prize, while under the
new and vigorous policy Diaz has been
given to understand that his game is
known and checkmated
1t is the settled policy of the American
government to prevent Mexican acquisi-
ton OF Guatemala and IL necessary all
our national force will pe employed in
carrying out this policy. Mexican dip
lomacy is adroit, much more than a
match for that of Mr.. Knox. and crafty
President Diaz will never be content till
he has carried out his plan by hook or
crook This issue may yet become an
acute one between the two countries.
The feeling among public men here
is that President Taft is quite sound in
his determination and that he will doubt
less have the support of American pub
lie opinion But regret Is expressed that
he has not an ADLER and more dplo-
matte Secretary of State to help him
in the good cause A senator said today
that while Mexicos gobbling of Guate-
mala should be prevented at all hazards,
the difference between past and present
regimes is that under Secretary of State
Root the expression of a wish would
have been sufficient. so great was the
moral power of the United States, while
under Secretary Knox this moral force
has all disappeared and the power of
the navy may in the end be required.
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Memorandum,
Improvement Ordinance No. 452, New
Series. Notice to Property
Owners.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment roll or list prepared in accord
ance with the law in such cases made
and provided, under an ordinance en-
titled Improvement Ordinance No. 452,
New Series, to provide for grading. curb
ing and sidewalk paving on Willow ave-
nue. from Thrty-fourth strest to Thirty
fifth street and on Thirty-fourth street
from Willow avenue to Clalrmont ave-
nue., adopted on June 2, 1909, and con-
firned on July 7, 1909. by the City Crun-
ell of Birmingham. has been delivered
to me and Is open for Inspection in the
office of the city treasurer Of Birrning-
ham, the person authorized to MAKE col
lections of assessments for imrT ovenen's
constructed under said ordinance, and
that the City Council will meet on The
18th day of January, 1910, in the coun-
Gil chamber of the city hall of Birnins-
ham. at 1880 o'clock p. m, ID hear and
determine any objections ~ ,lefenses that
amount thereof.
The general character of the improve
ments constructed under said ordinance
are as follows: Grading. curbing and
sidewalk paving.
The streets. avenues, alleys or other
highways or portions thereof along which
said improvements wfTe constructed and
the terminal points OF said improvements
are as follows to-wit On Willoy avenue
from Thirty-fourth street to Thirty-ffth
street and on Thirtyrfourth street from
Willow avenue to Clairmont avenue.
H. E. SHROPSHIRE, JR,
City Clerk.
Age-Herald. December 81, 1913
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DIVORCE DECREE
GIVEN TO MRS. (:

Reno, New, December a0.--Mrs. Fran
cisco Foster Kip, prominent IN New YoTI
society circles and the wife of HEM
Spies Kip, this morning was granted
decree Of divorce by Judge Pike on til
ground of desertion
An unusual state OF affairs arose ovet
the custody Of the 4-year-old son. Mrs
Kip made no claim for the custody of
the child and stated she considered that
the child needed its father The presiding
Judge, after stating from the bench that
the child would also undoubtedly need the
attentions OF its mother refused to. sign
the decree until clause was inserted
granting Mrs. Kip permission TO see the
child at any time.
Property rights were not involved and
Mrs. Kip said that she did not desire ID
be under any obligations to her husband.
They were married in New York city Dc
tober 25 1902
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RemarkabIe Life SAVING Feat.

Toulon, December @.-Fhe submarine
Cigogne performed a remarkable life
saving feat during a recent Storm The
boat was practicing diving in the open
sea when the commander saw large
fishing boat suddenly overwhelmed and
sink The submarine Observation-Disclosures
right under the fishing craft, where the
mast head alone was above the water.
The valves were operated quickly and
the Cigogne rose to the surface, lifting
the boat and holding it above water long
enough to take off the crew.
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Demurraue Rules Adopted.

Lansing, Mich. December So-TLe state
railway commission announced today vhat
it will not be governed by the interstate
commerce commission in demurrage mat
ters In letter sent out to RAILWAYS and
shippers today the state commission di-
reefs that all rules and regulations pro-
posed by railways relative to denurrage
must be filed with and approved by the
state commission, holding that demurrags
is purely local proposition