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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
RELIGION BY MAIL.
Sunday School Teachers TO Receive
Correspondence Course.

Chicago. Jan 2o-A correspondence
course by which the $4,000 Sunday
school teachers connected with the
Methodist EpiscopaI denomination
throughout the United States are to be
instructed in better methods Of teach
ing was recommended by the commit
tee OF education of the board of Sun
day schools, which began its annual
session here yesterday
This is the first attempt to introduce
the correspondence method as applied
to individual training of teachers ever
made in Sunday school work" said th3
Rev. Wade Crawford Barclay, who has
been appointed educational director.
and we expect the board will indorse
our plan"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
TO THE PEN FOR LIFE.
Two Foreigners Found Guilty Of MUIR
der at Pittsburg

Pittsburg. Kan, Jan. ga jury
here today rendered a verdict finding
guilty Carlo Collett and Joe Charadssi,
charged with the murder last summer
at Chicopee. rear here, of Lena Berauf
They will be sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life
A charge of murder still rests
against Antoine Maineria who has
never been apprehended- All three
men are foreigners employed in the
coal mines The murder was most bru-
tai and is one of long series of crimes
committed in this mining district with
in the last wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
HE ASKS A MILLION.
Gov. Haskell Sends a Message 10 Spe-
ciaI Session.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan 2O.-In a mes
sage to the legislature, which con-
vened in special session here today.
Governor Haskell asks appropriations
aggregating S1.000.0 900 for the rumer-
Gus state institutions and depart
mentS- The bank guaranty law is men
toned casually in the message II is
expected about so bills will be intro
duced as a result of the governors
recommendations A bill will be in
troduced to take the place of the Tay-
lor election law, which is now subject
to referendum
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
JACKSON IN NEBRASKA.
He VIII Address a Meeting of Insur-
gents at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 20-sInsurgeutsss
from all parts of tire state are in the
city today to attend the state meeting
to be held tonight. The followers OF
congressman @. W. Norris, Of the Fifth
district, are present in large number
Much excitement was caused by the
report that friends of Senator E J.
Burkett had organized a crowd to
pack" the meeting and present a
mock resolution favoring William J.
Bryan for senator.
Attorney General Jackson of Kansas,
will be TIE principal speaker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
ROBBERY AND ARSON.
Thieves Cut Gas Pipes at CofeyxfIIe
and Start Fire

CoffeyvilIe, Kan. Jan 26.-An at
tempt of robbers to blow up the Brown
block. including a printing Office. the
postoffice and the Elks' lodge. was
frustrated by a watchman early today,
after small damage by fire had been
done
The robbers had taken a small
amount of money from the printing
Office, then stopped up all openings
and cut the gas pipes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
UNIONISTS GAIN TWELVE.
But the Government Coalition Is SIN
in the Lead

London, IAN. 20.-A succession OF
Unionist gains without single loss
marked the beIated returns from yes
terday's election to parliament, re-
ceived up to 1870 O'Clock this after
noon
At that hour the state of the parties
was.
Government coalition. Liberals, 1es-
Laborites, &c; Irish NationaIists, A.
Opposition: Unionists, 154-
In today's returns received az the
same hour The Unionists had gained
II Liberal seats
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
GOOD DEAL OF HUMBUG.
About Hook Worm According to a New
Orleans Doctor

New Orleans. Jan 20-Dr Joseph
Dana house surgeon of the charity
hospital at New Orleans thinks there
is good deal of humbug about the
hook worm
The very fact that Rockefeller
gave a milton dollars to help stamp
out the hook worm has added much to
the talk of The disease" said DIR. Dana
here today IN Italian physician re-
Gently told me that reports of the
prevalence CT this disease had the ef-
feet OF soaring Europeans away from
the SOUTH
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
TWO PUT ON TRIAL.
In Connection With the Execution OF
Groce and Cannon.

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. jan
26.-SaIomon SeIva. who appeared a.
prosecuting attorney before the court
martial that sentenced Gross and Can
non, the Americans who allied them
selves with the insurgent cause. and
General Medina, who was charged By
President Zelaya with the execution Of
the sentences. were arraigned in court
today. accused of having convicted tho
prisoners illegally.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
suft WIZ Go On.

washington. Jan. 20--It was stated
authoritativeIy today that the govern
ment suit fer the dissolution OF the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
railways would not be dropped Attor-
ney General WfckerSham has found
nothing 50 far IN his investigation to
warrant such action
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
sharp wind Is Blowing.

! Fair weather, with lower tempera-
ture. is the forecast for the next "a
hours. The wind reached a velocity
OF 90 miles an hour today, the strong
est wind in two months. and has av-
eraged about . miles from the west all
day The lowest temperature Of the
Gay was reached at II O'Clock. and the
fall was due to the cold wind from
the west and northwest Hourly tenn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20

ponent. Speaker Cannon. has lost his
power and every effort will be made TO
see that his legislative system goes
with him. said Iusurgent Leader Muir
dock, of Kansas. commenting upon the
action of the house today in naming
the BaIlinger-Pinchot investigating
committee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
BUTTER WILL TAKE A DROP.
Chicago Reports 1t VIII Soon Sell for
40 Cents There.

Chicago, Jan 28-LocaI commission men
predict that the price of butter soon Will
fall to 10 cents a pound
The fact that butter OF the best quality
is coming into the local market in excess
of the present demand is given as the rea
son for anticipating a lower price The
amount of butter in storage is said to be
normal for this season of the year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
AN UNFRIENDLY ACT.
Japan Accuses China of Inspiring the
Knox Note.

Pekln. jan Se-Japan has notified
China informally through the Japan
legation here that Japan and Russia.
y fth concerted action viii decline the
proposition Of the United States for
the naturalization Of the Manchurfan
railways
Japan charges China with having been
responsible for the proposal and thus
OF having committed an act unfriendIy
to the former
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
DENTIST BROKE HER JAW
Emporia Woman in Critical Condition
From Blood Poisoning.

Emporia, Kan. Jan 20-Miss Anna
Smith IS in St Mary's hospital here in
Drecarious condition, suffering from
blood poisoning Miss Smith had q
tooth pulled and her Jaw broken
Blood poisoning set in and she Is un-
IabIe to use her jaws
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
Jamaica Bay a Big High Ball.

one huge high bail today Many thou
sand gallons of whisky. wines and IL
quors were dumped into the tides late
last night following a raid on 20 sum-
mer hotels along the beach.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20
AUToCRACY o. THE Bus.

sFurdocIz Comments ON TOday's Action
of the House.
washington. Jan. Legislative
antocracy IS On the run Its chief ex-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-20

Chicago, Jan 20.-Forecast for
Kansas. Fair tonight and Fr1days
colder tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

fond Of Initiating and which duils the
capacity for real humor Many cali
ifan Fho have learnsd much nom the
vaudeville stage losl their interest 10
simple and healhful forms Of anuse.
ment. They are constantly craving
the sensational They easily lose the
| power FOR serious, intellectual work.
I'm many cases this results in leaving
school before the age Of fourteen be,
cause d the HEX 81 interest II any
thing tdat tile school les % otief.
when leaving school means slmplyj
going into worthy tasks to earn feat.
Ill siiicieneys 1t may be making eE.
q Bog 81 gin, but when ii Is tlie result.
% pure me cheney and there IS me-
desire for serious work. then 4 future
III long years of nehiciency with low
Ipaeuniary reward can easily he pres
dicte. If Is Just because this social
influence of the cheap snow de:
stroytng il many boys and girls taetr
capacity Tor future etliciency as men
and women that the problem has be-
come serious. s
The remedy for the conditions
which now. exist may properly come
along two lines. There may be avery
great Improvement IN the quality pf,
the public entertainments which chill
dren have the privilege Of frequenting.
Such improvement IS deyoutly to be
wished. 1t viii come slowly, however
and only as there Is an aroused public
sentiment. The immediate remedy ii
the hands Of all parents or guardians
Of children under fourteen years of
age As IN q much more rigid and dis.
criminating care Of these children.
They should ZEE to Il that there Is no
excess Of attendance upon entertain.
mentsi Of any hind. They should also
learn the character 81 the things Wit
messed by the children, and study
closely the effects upon their minds
and habits. Il there we're As much
alarm at the signs Is moral and sptr-
itual contagioa as there Is at the con.
tagion of8scarlet fever the condition
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
{ LEoA iAnvERTIsEMENT.
ORDER o. aLIeATIoN.a

d IL -
In the matter Of the petition Of b.
w. Howard, W. G.. Jamison, n. y.
LantE, \, N. Tough, chas. w. Robin
son. Eli Musgraye, J. NJ, Jacobs, James
r, Linn and Iarpey 2, Carr, Trustees
Of the First q Methodist Epiesopal
Church Fsirmont Charge IN Morgan;
town District Of the West Virginia
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in the United States Of Amer
lea, fled in the Circuit Court of Mar
lon county, West Virginia, on the, a
day Of April, 1910, praying said Cont
for authority to make sale of what AZ
known as the First Methodist Episeo
pal Church Proptrey, situate on Main
or Adams street in the City Of Fair:
mont, in said county, and being the
same property conveyed to the Tfus;
tees Of said Church by James Burns
and wife, by deed dated January 2ss
1857, and Of record in the Clerks
ofice Of the County Court Of said Ma NJ
rlop county IN Deed Book No. 8. page
1873, and also to make sale Of what Is
known as the parsonage propefR. be-
longing to said church, situate on
Castor avenue, IN the Fourth ward Of
The SAID City q FsiEFnont and being y
the same property conveyed 70 the
Trustees Of said church by John W.
irwin and wife, by deed dated October
II, 1897. and Of record in said County
Clerk Z ONCE, In Deed Book No. go,
page 274, together with the ease
ments rights and franchises 70 the,
said property belonging, and to apply
the proceeds from the sales Of the
said properties 70 the building Of q
new church. to be located on the lot
owned by said church, located at the
corner Of Fourth street and Fairmont
avenue, in the Fourth ward Of said.
city, and to purchase Q parsonage LOT,
and to erect a parsonage thereon, ..urt
suant to the prayer Of said petition
said sales having been duly authorized
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28
KEMBLE WEIdTE and
UPAoLsTERINa8

NJ niGte 1 spaelGla Of Ar1t elan.
up 70 date upholstering, both plain sa,i
'ancy. MAttFeSlag and feathers m
3iyatsd. Sewing ma chine naeiles az
sgpplls III NcfS euarante
YoI=vI
SIS Monroe u. next 10 sScbs Bld &
con Phone ca
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-28

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III THE. FAMOUS WASHINGTON
81 ARE SECTION. ALSO
LIN ELY FIREPhOOF. \ SPI-
C!AL WEEKLY RATE 10 VISI-
TORS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
IuSlanb.
bstbsilister

- Das fran3Oiiide Sdln6titiff
rgsrsniano", wsldss einen @sbalt uon
u6t3ebntauisno GOnusn bat, 1T eriOls'
reid pom Stapsl selaufen.
- Die ruiiiide Tssieruns bat in
DsutidlunO Swei Suftidiffe bes Parie'
ual.GDps bsiislt. Ssbsr Der in auf.
tras sessbsnsn Sssler wiro bic Summe
uOn 1906 Jlubsl tOitsn.
- SnISOnstOns itarb Der @ensrul'
coniul Der Ysrsinistsn Staatsn, 9Bil'
liam u. Rublss, on Der Bau6fsn.@nt'
liinOuns. Ssrr Rublss bstleioete ben
OOrtissn ROitsn isit Osm II. Mai 1909.
- Gin psrbdusnisuollsr Guto'llnfall
bot iid i'm @runswalo sreisust. Die
Satin bss Gittmsiitsrs SubrsnbOls
wurbe sstOotst. Der Rittmsilter ielbit
uno Der @bauHeur puroen lei6t usr'
lsst.
- Sunbe BON einem entiesli9eu Ser'
brshen fommt aus Sal3burg. SIN
Ssidtitubl elmer Sir6s lit bic 2side
einss neussbOrenen Sinoes aufsefuu'
ben Uor6en. Durd bic untsrluaung
1T ieitssitellt, baB Der S6aosl oes Sim
ces OIL osm Ssi9titubI ;erihmettsrt
puroe.
- Sn 9amburS fanO in bsm Staot'
tbsil, in bsm iid bic Suserbduisr fir
uidt usr;olts Naarsn bsfinoeu, cine
fur6tbure @rplOiiOn ftutt, bel Der meh'
rere RsriOnsn sstOOtst wurben. @leih
mad Der @rplOiiOn brad fuit su slsi6sr
3sit in msbreren Naserbduiern Seuer
aus, oas cine 3sit lang allen anftrsns'
un9en erfoISrsld Gros bot.
- 9uut Wisl6un9 aus Wfiin6su lit
Elm lan9idbri9es Wtit9lisO Der Sammcr
Der Gsihsrdtbe bes bnpsriidsn 2auos
tags, Der Beinbergbeiiser Subl, aus
Dem. Ssbsn SsidisOsu. Ssrr Subl mar in
DeiOesbsim unidiiis uuO srfrsute ii6
all9emein bOben anisbeus. Sir bic
Sntsrshsn Der oeuti6sn @sintultur lit sr
itsts nit @ner9ie einsetrsten.
Dur9 sinen TisienbrunO purOe
bus StdOtden SejssnO an Der idleiii6.
ruiiiiden @rsuSe fuit uOllitdnOis Ssr'
fort. Ssds PeriOnen fanOsn ben COB,
iiber tuuienO iiuO obOudtos 9ewOrOsu
uuO POI 9Guisr Iisssn in S6utt unO
aibe. Die 5lummsn ersriiieu aud bic
ruiiii6s Srtiduft WteiOuOw unO ser.
itOrtsu bort slei6fuls 80 Sauisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
Ter RurO an bsm aaiIcnboten.

CUR @rmor6ling 6es 4aIienboten
Chain in 9iQe peroen nod foIgenoe
@in5eIbeiten befannt: Ser Mor6er
Sboins. Saorier. lit elm Iiebenuno.
Stuan5igiGbriger 0ann aus gutter
SamiIie. Der felt Spei Sabren nit
elmer iitngen unb id6nen Srau Der.
beiratbet lit. 9as iunge Baar Iebte.
fpie Die 9efannten iaeen, nod INNER
in ben 5Iitterpoden. Niemano bGtte
Dem Manne Elm 70 briitaIes rnb tiifi-
ihes 8erbrehen 5ugetraut. @s lit
ernieien, boB Sanrier. Der ii6 in
9eI6perIegenbeit befan6, ben Hforo
nit lleberIegllng alisgefiibrt bat. gr
batte. ifon felt oieraebn Sagen iei-
mem 9ienitperionaI berboten, ben
9obIeni6lppen 5u betreten, in Dem er
ipGter bos Spfer oerbereen poIte.
Gort bate er cine 9iite 5urehtge.
mabt, Inn Die 2eif)e aus Dem Sauie
81 ifoffen. Die 2eibe blieb ober
i'm Sauie Sapriers, neil Die slut-
reeung in 2ilIe iiber Dos 8eri6ipin-
ben Sboins iofort oerart antpuds,
Sab Der transport elmer perbGhtigen
9iIte eefGbrIib eribien. 9esbaIb
beidIob Der Rorber. gu fIieben.
Seine Srau Ieiignet, ettpas bon bem
8erbreden si piifen. sic tpirb in
paft bebaIter, oa Der l1nteriu6imgs.
ridter Der lleberSeusung 1T, oab lie
nit ibrem Ranne 3uiammer bas
8erbreden borbereitet bat.
Gin ipGterer 8eri6t Iniitet:
Saorier bat on ben llnteriu6irngs.
ri6ter in 2ile einen 5tpolf Seiten
Iangen grief eeihrieben, in benz &c
feline Sbot eingeitebt unb gu betpei'
fen periu6t, oaB ieine Srau feline
4enntnib bon Dem 8erbrebm bate.
@r tbeiIt nit, 6aB er i'm 9egritfe iei,
ms gIusIan6 0u fIiihten. uno oaB
er ole gin5eIbeiten bes Wforoes Dem
@eridte sur &enntniB bringen neroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21
0ermif6te6 Snlanb.

- Sin Seuer rihtste In bem Stdbt'
den Butler in Psnnigluanien einsn
S6uSsn pon 100000 an.
- 9lus Pittsburs. &c., lpirb semsl'
bet, baB Der Streit Der SOblsnsrdbsr i'm
Phtsburs'D Diltrift slidlid uermisoen
porben lit.
Der .9lmsrican Gslisf slIiocia'
tion" in 9tew YOrf siu9 aus Grmenisn
Die gtahridt gu, baB oaielbit cine 9un'
ssrsnotb uus3ubre9sn orObt.
- Sm alter BON "a Sabrsn ltarb In
SrsSsrid, Dib., Rsu. Or. @bmuno Gid'
bad, elmer Der befunnteitsn @siitli6en
Der rsfOrmirtsn STRIDE in ben Ser.
Staaten.
Sn Gbsnsburs. Der Sauptftabt
BON Cambria @Ountp, 3d., brad elm
5suer aus. bas sinsn S6uOsn uou iibsr
$1OO. 900 anridtete unb sinen Tbsil bee
@si6dftsuisrtsls in sIide leste.
- 9ia6 sinsm 8sridt oss @inwan.
Osruuss. @ommindrs tamsn i'm WtdrS
1872, 1897 Psriousn in ben gsrsinistsn
Stuateu an, bon oenen 10000 als
@inpanbsrsr bsjsi6nst werSeu.
-Sn Gbicaso purOe bsfuunt ssss'
ben, oaB Die @bicaso & ROd Sslaub'
9iisnbubu fur nOtbwsnbiSs &sparatureu
uuO @rpsitsruus Oes Sdiensusslsiies
stpa So, 900, 900 ausSebeu pirb.
- Or. Dams Phisosrsr, Elm befanu'
ter oeutider Suriit, traf In Oiem Yort
elm, nm i'm Suffrage ieiner &eSierun9
Die Sereinistsn Staatsn ju bereien uno
bic Su9enbseridtc tennen iu lernsn.
- slus Dsnpsr, @Ol., pirb ssmslbst,
oaB bic rluiusriitdt uon Denper, cine
mstbOoiitii4s 9ebrauitalt, BEN fatbOli'
iasn Prieiter Reu. p. 98illiam S'1apun
in Dsnpsr ben Titsl einsS @brsnooftors
Der Rs9te perlisbsu bat.
-Sn Sittunius, 3d., ,eritOrte elm
6euer bic Straftsrjeu9unss Station
Der 8tttanins electric Si9bt SO. unc
msbrsrs @sbduoe Der Sittanius & 2ss6.
burg Strsst Railpups So. @s purOs
Our6 cine @rptOiiou usruriadt. Der
Ourd Ous 5susr unseridtete Sduben
wirO uuf 5000, 900 usranidluSt.
- Die @sisliduitsn Der Srldnbsr
in 9isw gOrt bubsn ben uersiniSten
Oeutiben Ssiansusrsinen Der StaOt cine
srOBe, aus SrOnSs unSsfertists GriOn'
Suite gum 9sidenf ssmu4t. oils glus'
Orud ouutbursr SusrfsnnunS Oafiir. OaB
Die Oeutidsn SGnssr iid rssslmaBis
ieOss Sabr al Der RObsrt emmett 6sier
bstbeilisten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-21

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