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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
THROWN OVER A CLIFF.
Yonlzers High School Girl Receives
Rough Treatment From Italian.

Yonkers, N Y, June 25.-Miss
Minnie Brown, a 15-year-old high
school girl with an enviable record in
school athletics, is in a Yonkers hos
pital suffering from shock and seri-
Gus injuries received late last night,
when she was attacked near her home
by an unidentified Italian and thrown
over a cliff into the Hudson river after
a fight against her assailant. Squads
of police and deputies are today
securing the outlying districts in
search of the man.
Miss Brown, who is the daughter of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25

Paola, Kan, June 25.-Levi Hodges,
IT years old, was drowned while swim
ming in Bull creek yesterday after
noon. He was a son of Alexander
Hodges, president of the Paola Tele-
phone company. He was with several
other boys and was seized suddenly
with a cramp.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
TOM FROST LOST IT.
t. III. Grifith OF wichita Wins Golf
Championship.

Hutchinson, Kan, June 25.-T. H.
Griffith of Wichita won the state
championship cup in the golf tourna-
anent from Tom Frost. The finals were
for SO holes and Mr.. Griffith won up
and to play. Mr.. Frost won the run
ner-up cup of the tournament. The
following Topeka men played in ths
tournament: A. Fassler. Harlow Hur-
ley, H. s. Morgan and Tom Frost.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
WOMEN HOLD A JAILER.
While One of the Prisoners Makes His
Escape.

1dabel, Ok, June 25.-Mrs. Edward
Horace and another woman held the
county jailer while Horace, who was
serving a sentence on the charge Of
bootlegging. made his escape. When
the jailer unlocked the door, Mrs. Hor-
race grabbed him and the two over
powered him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
ISSUING WARRANTS.
State Financial Operations Are Re
sumed at Guthrie.

Guthrie. Ok. June 25.-On the ad-
vice of Attorney General West. finan-
ciaI operations of the state depart
ments have been resumed. State Au-
ditor Trapp began issuing warrants.
the state treasurer paying out the
state funds.
Attorney General West said he
would press the capital injunction
cases to a settlement in the state
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
Weather Is Still Hot :

Although the Thermometers record
ranged lower today than any day of
the past week, an unusual amount of
humidity in the air has made the weather
exceedingly sultry since early morning.
The forecast is for continued fair weather.
Macksville is the only point where rain
fell during. the past twenty-four hours,
a shower of 30 of an inch and still raining
IS BENG the record this morning. s
bulletin. TodaY's temperatures:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
FUNSTON IS BETTER.
General Able to Answer the Telephone
This Morning.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 25.-General
Frederick Funston's condition was de-
cloeoly improved, this morning, and he
vas entirely out of danger. General
Funston himself answered a telephone
call from the Associated Press and said
he expected to be out within a day or
two.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25
Weather Indications.

Chicago, June 25.-Weather forecasts
for Kansas: Generally fair tonight and
Sunday, not much change in tempera-
ture.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12

b1ngigfeit nn6 9lmerifn fornen uno
ibrc Dienite @eorge 8aibiugton 5ur
@crfiigung IteIlten. Bon oieieit beioen
Stotiien lit oie cine, Die @rlosfis.
pom aongreB beipilligt tie iit cine
grobortige 9leiteritatue. 9as Stanos
bil0 aosciusfos entitauo ans ocn gci-
tr1gcu Der 9Olen, Die iiber ons gau5e
2an0 nerltreut liro.
Gum Shluiie nod Ioagelloe i1ltcrei-
iante 9oti5, iDonah Ole 9rnuer, ole
5um groBen 3eile ieIbIt an Dem gritars
fen Der 9robibitionsbeiuegimg lnlO
0en gllsipii6ien Der onerifaniihen
,Saloons" ole Sdul0 tragen. enoIih
oniangen. SIR geiinnluls 5u fomnen.
0reiBig 8ranereien. oafu1ter eiliige
Der groBten oes 2onOes, baben Iidl nit
Der Gpli5ei in Chicago 5li eillemaren5.
5ug geaen oen 8erfauf pon aciltigell
@etr1nfen i'm y5enoergpm Giitrift"
uerbimoen. Die 8rancrekn bnben go
li5eidlef Stemar0 eine id)riftIid)e @a-
rantie gegeben, Oen gertali III ollel
Geiorts ser Staot oerhihoern 81 bel
ZEN iub meroen fem gRr m irgenb
elm Reiort lieferf, 0as umter Dem
9ann Itebt. Gner Ger 9railer erfl0r.
fe, ooB Oie 8raucr es flaE gemoht bn.
ben. ooB Die @eiebgebnAg ieoer gro
gen Stuot 10 Iie mir sruitlid nil,
ben 8erfnif BON 9eiitigSn @etr1nfell
IN allen frogipiirOieen 4ldsen inter.
binoen foiin.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12
Runoihau.

gSir le6el nidt MIR I'M 3eitalter
aiqontiider fruits mo @tonopole, I'M
3eitalter oes glillionens o@roft~, lons
Bern audl IN Dem Der @ntbiiIlumgeii
1mo oes erpahenoen 8olfsbeluuBt-
Ieins nno oifentliben 8eipiiienS.
y9er ole menihli6e gtotur tenut. Der
meiB, oaB ole Suht, mIf ieoe 8eile
uno itnea reid 5u meroel ldon
inond,en, mebr ODER minoer d)orofter-
felt perauIaqten Wtenihen sum itrall-
heln aebrodt bot; lper ole amerifmni.
ihen 8erb1ltniiie itioirt bat meiB,
ooB es namertlih in Der ameritnnie
idlen golitif lei6er ais fem Der
breden gilt, Seu 3u mahen 10 lange
Ole Sonne ideint; per Die lare lnlo
IunaeniigenOe @eiesgebing Die NIT
Der punoerbar Ihnellen entpidlmg
|oieies 2anoes faun S6ritt bolten
fonnte, fennt, Der rpeiB audi, 0oB Die
|natiirIiben imo groBartigen Rei6til-
mer oieies 9onoes icrupelloie SSlioiDi-
ouen uno @eieaibaften eernoe5ii 5lm
Roub beronSgeforOert boben lnio lpie
Der Roub ielbit nidt Dor 8erbrehen
Isuriidlheute.
Aaein 0as allmGblid] mn0 irmer
Ienergiider eripadenoe offentlid)e @e-
Iiuiilen. oos 5u Den erItaiulIiden ent-
Ibuauneen DER lesten 3eit gefiibrt bat,
Ibirgt 5uglei4 Die Soffniing ouf all
lm1hIihe Belierung IN iid. gsoh 1T
DER gollinger-R Rinbot Bro5eb iiidt 81
gnoe, aaein oas Bolt neiB iest be-
reits. Dab ielbit an botiter Steae 10
.,moild)es foul I'M Stnote 90nennrt
it,; Die Gntbiillilngen iiber bic @oll.
nereien Der 6euer. nuo 2ebensoerfi-
herilngsaeielihoften eon5er Stnats-
leaisloturen, bel Bniiten uon Stoots.
fnpitoIs uno Observation-Disclosures
Iuim. boben oos gon5e 2ono olnrmirt,
aber auh SugIeih oen Nea 5iir Beiie.
rimg uno SIbiteaung Der Haubmog-
Iidfeiten geSeigt
90 bat ieBt mld] Der Staat ssllinois
auBer ieiner 9IoBiteaiue Der Jtaiib-
mftbo0en in Der Stdotuerpaltung, lei
ne neueIte Seilintion IN Der gegen Der
Sllinoiier gmIoesienntor 2oriner er'
bobenen glnfIage, bdB mid) er. wie i
lmand)er ierupeIloie EoIitifer Dor ibm
lieiaen Sis IN oen .WiIliondrSflub
ben gebeiligten glnioesiennt. er
lfauft bober ioa. lmo IN elmer 93eiie
lmie man cine feilgebotene SommeI
Iberoe fnlft. Die Gbicogoer @robee
llhporelien baben bereits gegeH oel
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12
AmslanS.

Aooiepelt iii in Berlin. Gr puroe
bon oem Stoatsiefretdr bes 9leuBerul
BON Sdoen els 8ertreter oes Sfoiiers
u. a. RotabIen enlpfongen. @s mar
uripriinalih bic glblidlt oes Wlonar-
den gepeien, oen @rprdiioenteu per.
IonIib ailf Der Statton 5il begriiBer.
'aber Ger Soo oes Stonigs bon gnglaio
nit DER ourh ibn beoirgten 5ofirmler
bat eine genoerimg oieies glones iuie
audi pieler ailoerer 8iniffe oes fiir ben
|Auientbolt Rooiepelts porgeiebeuen
8rogronms sur Ssolge gebnbt. Rno-
iepeIt filbr NIT ieiner Satin nah
Botsonm. no Der aoiier ibn in Der
@oroe on Corps Uniform on Der
3repbe ertpartete uno cine iiber eiils
Itiinoige ltrterreoung nit ibm bate
Damn seigte Scr aaiier nebIi 6amilie
oen @1Iten Die Sebensrpiiroiafeiten
oon Sonsioici. Der @mpfdng mar
elm beionoers ber5liher. 2ei0er bat
9ooiepeIt iih infoIge Der afritauiihelI
tnlo Den iiadlfolgen0en Strapasen, 10.
iuie oen pieIen Reoen cine itarfe Sei.
Iierfeit 3llge5oaen unO IN Berlin iofort
einen ,Salsipe5ialiiteu foninltirt.
(giele ieiuer .iSreimbe" IN gImerifo
lmeroen miiltiten Dab er ieiue Stinl-
me nidlt mieoer gelphmeu moge Die
lReO.l 9IuBer einem aroBortiaerl
Sheinaefeht, on Dem 10000 0lan
lD2iIit1r teiIuebmen, miro oas Roole-
loclt 9Srogramm auh ionit GinbliBe er.
lleiDen. Ter aaiier miro lih ieIbii
nah 9onoon begebeu. Inn Dem ge-
lar1bniiie gouarbs z. bei5uipohnen
aaiier 8ilbelm erIieB 8efebl, oaf
Die 0ffi5iere Der oeutiten gIrmee UNI
Der 1Slotte 8 Gage lang trouern loa
item mo oob oie 6Ioggen oiif Der
ariegsihiffen om Toee oon Stonif
lgonaros 9egr1bnis auf SoIbmni
liem iollten.
@egen 1000 Rerionen mobnten ben
Roropolnortroa BON COMMANDER
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12
stonx Calls siin- -51aIsotu, ben r. aelnt 1910
/ edward VII.
Dec grn pon ssalss esorg " ais 1brOnOssr proamirt

8olfes iiltigen glnteil. @ir glmeri.
fnner baben 9onig gouaros 8obI.
lpoIlen 9e9en lms 5u iddber berIton-
Oen uno mir ipilien Die 3uneigung,
Oeren er lih bel ieinen llntertnnen er.
freilt bat, luobl 3ii tpiiroigen. Die
fremoen Rotionen bnben in ibm einen
Serriher fennen gelernt, oelien grobc
SSdbigfeiten, Sntt, riftiges ltrteiI
.inO itets gleihbIeibenoe perIonIi6e
2iebensipiiroi6feit ibn beionoers ge-
eignet erideillen lieBen, an oen 9e-
itreblingen 81 guiiiten oes 8eltfrie.
oens ntit5inpirfen."
Sein sSomilienleben IieB Iiferlih
mebr ais 81 iDii1iden iibrig. Srcs.
Dem mar CT uls ytnpiiher gngldnoer"
eiit Siebling oes britii6en golfes.
Siele NinBnabmen. ipelhe lid) nit
Dem @r5iebilngspeien, Der glIters.
mo llnfnlluerIinerlmg im0 Der 8eI,
leraeitaItiung Der IrbeiterperBdItniiie
befaiien, muroen nuf Ieine Sniatine
bin erIaiien, inlo ibre 8irfling mar
cine ioldl' DobItueftoe, Dab ielbit Die
Iiriihe 9rage 5eitrpeiIig IN ben Sinter.
grimo geordngt ipliroe. @roBe TN
ii6erbeit lmo llnrube allf politiihem
@ebiete, tiefaebenoe llnSufrieoenbeit
nit Der ollf Sdmalerllng Der 8rinile-
| aien Der bcqiiterten mo ariItofrnti.
Ii6en 4lniien Din5ielenoer 8olitit Der
2iberalen mo llngepiBbeit be3iiglidl
Der giehte oes Snities Der Spros, Ger
I8arifreform uno SSrlonos Selbitper.
lmaItltng fenli5eid,neli Den glbifluB
ieiner giegierltng.
Ter nene aDnig.
Der neuc 90nig 8eorg Der 5iinfte
1T Elm mlbei6riebenes 9latt. gr iit
BON icinein goter 10 iiberihottet nor.
oen, ooB MIR nerige ibn eenauer
teunen. Olon inat, er ioIle Elm ridJti-
ger @ngl1n6er iein, Der fiir olle gtiht-
cnglGn6er nidt pieI iibrig bat uno
bon ieinem 8oter MIR nit Ntiibe 0o3lI
angebolten peroen fonite, oen frenI'
ben 8iplonlnten Die nottpenoige Sof-
IIihteit 81 tell peroen 5u laiien, 81
Ipriht MIR engliid) uno bat feine oil-
oere Sprahe geIernt or ioa EN-
groBes S5ntereiie fir coloninle gInge.
Iegenbeiten bnben uro ltrnfaiienoC
aenntniIie nuf oieiem @ebiet be.
Iisen. SSn leiner sSngeno mar er fin
oie Raritefarriere beItiuimt iuoroen
oa er als 3lpeiter Sobn Der &oniair
feinc anlpnrti6aft nuf ben 9ron 81
baben Idien. Grit nuh Dem lobe iei
mes tilteren 8rltDers, oes SerBogs
bon Clarence, nuroe ep 8ronerbl
uuo begann lid auf ieinen fiinftiger
geruf por5ubereiten. @r III nit Del
grinseIIin D1op bon 8ed uerndbl
lmo Iein 6amilienleben ioa IDEAL ieht
geioe 5ieben elm 5uriifge5ogenes Sc
ben allf Dem 2anoe Oen gerdnlhuol
len 2eben Der Reitoen5 nit ieinel
prlntpollen pofbnltimg nor
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12

9enrp bel Der bon Der gerliier Geo.
arnpbiIden @eiellihaft oeronitaltet
nuroe. Der 9raiioeilt Der Gereini.
.glng iteIlte ben Commander Dor, lmo
oriidte inn Romeu oes aoiicrs umO
oes &ei6sfnlBlers Oeren geoauern
aus, Dob Tie pprbiuoert ipdren, ben
8ortrag nit nn5ub6ren. @r begriiBte
nuh mebrere nlnpeien0e berporragens
DC decentralization, oorlnlter Den Gro.
fem 3eppelin. glls oeiien Same err
mdbnt pur0e, erbob lid Elm mdhtiger
geiFnusihlrm Die groBte Soation oes
9lbenoS. Commander Renrp pitroe
|marm bcgriibt, nbcr DER grcberer oes
gtoropols fonlite iich. nas oen PIP
plnus nnbetraf iibt nit Dem Grobe.
rer Der 2iifte meiier.
g1n6 5dIilB oes gortraaes erue,ite
iidl DER g(pplaliS, ais Der 8rnf 3ep.
peliu oortrat lno uorgeitellf nur0e.
Rr1iioert Rcrf iiberreidjte Damn Srn.
Ecarp ole 8oIOene N2e6oille Der @e.
IieIlidlaft bic 5u ebren oes glirifafor.
ihers Rnhtigna, ,Dleoaille genannt lit.
Georn reiite pon bier nah 9iom
SSn 8ien lit nit groBem 9onp Die
internotioiinle SSngoousiteIllmg. ole
init einem aoitennllfnniloe bon mebr
lals 10000 aronen errid)tet ipuroe.
eroffnet lporocn. gngIono, RliBlano.
5ronfreidl, Spanien. S5taIien imo ale
anoeren 2anoer iino aIan5en0 repr6.
iertirt uto Die cdndoiihe glusiteIlnng
! lit BON elmer erItaluilihen 4eihbaItig.
! felt. gtllr oie Ser. Staaten baben Iih
bl1mirt. Sic Iino Der eirl3ige niht
lncrtretene aulhlritnnt. -2unn Bnrf" ,
ieine Gahbil0ung 6es befnnrlten Der.
l1niiglmgsplabes pon Goneu s5Slduo.
Ole 9Imerita merigltens ouf sem 8e.
Ibiete Der She Sbops" repraientiren
ioIIte fam I'M giiHltigIten Sale niht
Dor en6e glni fertiggeitellt iueroen.
Diebrere blmoert geihieoene totbp-
Hide Ranner mo 5rauen baben De-
lmonitrntioneu Dor Dem 8iener 6eifs-
rotss @ebduoes neronitaltet Die
aiu1ogebiug riftete lidl ongegen. 0dB
Oas 8crbot oes Seiratens geidieoener
laatboIiten i'm giirgerIiden 8eietbud
lbeibebaIter miro. Die 9emonltran.
item perIanaten @leiditeIlung nit Den
i9lngeborigen an0erer gonieiiiouen.
Gas bcreits IN letter 9firmmer er-
Ipabnte @eItanonis oes Sberleutnonts
Soiri6ter beoirgt ais Strafe Den SOf
onrdl ocn Strang, Degradation unt
lslusitoBine ans Dem Seer. gfah Der,
lbiirgter pfitteillng lit s.. ieit Dem @e,
litdnnnis noIllt1noig gebroden
/ 6rm Sofrihter erboIt iih longion
pom oen ieeIiihen grregimgen oei
iiinglten 3eit. es miro perlihert, oaf
1 lie Die 9lblid]t bat, Die Sd)eioing oel
She berbei3ufiibren mO Den gtnmer
Sofridter ab5uIegen. 3ualeidb beiB
es, oaB Tie in 9reSIau EN- 8eniiona
eroffnen nil.
j Die aonlpaene fiir Die i'm Sun
itottfinoenoen unaariid)en Bar
lamentSmablen gerdt raid IN ein fie
berbuftes Staoilrm. Cine politiih
8eriammlling enoete bereits nit ei
, mem Sotogemenge 5ipiihen Dtitglie
bern Der notionoIiItiihen mo Der pr
lbeiterpnrtei. in peIdem Elm Anbdnge
Der 4rbeiterpnrtei aetotet un0 5pe
! oerleet tpuroen. Neitere 3itmult
ueroen befiirhtet gis jest itebel
fiir 4t3 size bereits $50 9a1oiootel
i'm 5eIoe
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12
@rna.
Siriise 8alSfeasr.

Weiliuaufee, 8is., #. Wsai. Der
aon3e uorooltIid1e 3eiI non Winneioto
uno 8isconfin lit in Rnud aeballt.
sSsn Der @eqeno BON Duluth limo moh-
tiae @aIobr1noe ansgebrohen mno
cine Weenae OrtIdaften be0robt. 8iele
miloen 8ierc iinO infolee oer6Iammen
gum llfer oes Superioriees getrieben
moroen. g9alofeuer rolen 5niihen
Merrill uno Tomnbapt. @is.. Die
gotBc lingegeno 1T nInrmirt uno be-
f6n1pft Die 6Inmmen. Ger Shaoen
miro Elm rieiiger lperoen
g9oibinatoa. 9. s., II. Wtai. Diit
200 1876 Sfinmen (borimter IA De.
iii Oats giienbohnbil I'M
Souie poIiirt. Wiit Der 9lusnobme oes
..8roffie gtereement~ uuo Der 9IoilIeI,
oaB @iienbobnen gIftien IN aontilr-
ren5bobnen eriperben oiirften, ut
Gofts 8orIoge unperGnoert eebIieben,
0a eSnIurgeliten uno Sturopotters 5li-
iammen Die Bill paIiiren balfen
gaiImanfee, gpis., 10. Waai. Sm
9lIter BON mabe5n Al Sabren itarb in
Icinem bieiigru !0eim ber befannte
oentibe 3eitamssberansgeber 0eOra
8rnmoer, Elm Manu uon BilIensfraft,
|lueitem Slid uuS nnermiioIidlenl
Sdaffen- gmnarnldbmnns mar biz
llriadle ieiues Sebes
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-05-12

ssa AnBIano bat DER finnilde
Qanotoq IN Dem Sample megen Der
Grmeiterung DER slutoritnt DER rlilil-
ihen Inma iiber Tiilnlmn0 in allge-
meinen mo AeidsnHeelegenbeiten Ell.
nen entiheiOenDen Sdritt aetan er
bat n0mIih Den 9eriht oes 9onites
anqenommen. DeIher empfieblt. ooB
Die 8orlaee. meIhe 5u Der @riueite-
rilna oieier grpeiterimg ermdhtlst,
ian oen Goiier 5nriidaeinIot meroe,
obne oaB elm @eihlilb iiber fie aefaBt
miro. Gs heiBt. Dab DER Saflotag III
Islur5em alfaeIoit miro
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
RIGHT WAY TO DELIVER BLOW
Man Coached by Champion Puslllst
Tells How Action Should Be
Effective.

With one swift, straight right to
the jaw, the little man had knocked
the big, fat bully out completely.
Now he was boasting modestly
about the matter.
81 learned how to hit" he said,
"from Gentleman Jim Corbett. Gen.
tleman Jim claims that in street
fighting, if you land one clean right,
you win. But few men know how to
hit out straight and clean. They
swing. And a swing is no good be
cause it can so easily be lodged.
''To hit out with the right,
straight and swift-this is how Jim
taught me to do it. You step for
ward with your left foot towards the
enemy; you hit straight out with
your right arm as hard as you can,
at the same time showing your body
forward and pushing off with the
ball Of your right foot as though
you were going to shove the whole
earth from under you.
"That is how to land a straight
right. 1t is easy, and it wins every
time"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
UNoEVELoPED TURKEY.

Vast tracts of fertile lands in
Turkey, capable of producing two
crops a year, lie fallow, while the
land under cultivation could be made
to produce nearly twice as much un-
der modern methods of agriculture.
Turkey is rich in mineral wealth
which is waiting to be developed.
Large island towns are greatly hand
icapped for lack of railroads and
highways to give outlets to their
commerce. Constantinople, a city
of nearly 1,O00,O 900 inhabitants, has
neither an electric light plant, an
electric tram nor telephone system.
1t has very inadequate water works,
a poor ice plant and lacks many
other things to bring it up to the
standard of modern European
cities. The Young Turks realize
these many drawbacks and are now
inviting foreign capital to partake
in the country's development.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
Waverly Notes.

John Larkin was in st. Louis
the first of the week.
Rev. HOLMAN of Missouri Val.
ley, filled his regular appoint
ment here Sunday.
Clarence Corder of Corder was
in town one day last week.
VIM. Dunert of Warrenton is
in town this week.
Born Sunday, Feb. q, to Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Dixon, a boy.
Charley Druneft is in St. Louis
this week.
Rev. MILFORD Scott of Column
bia preached at the Christian
church Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
w. r. Mitchell returned We'd
nesday from a business trip to
Arkansas.
Mrs. Lucy Broughton returned
Sunday from an extended visit
with friends at Fort Scott, Kans,
Mrs. j. A.. Allison and children
returned the first of the week
from a short visit with relatives
at Otterville.
Miss Mae Masterson of Fer
guson, Iowa, arrived Tuesday for
a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Lon Davis.
Robert Long of Lexington is
spending the week with his sister,
Ms. Chales Petite.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
ELEVATORS ON WARsHlPs.

Three electric elevators are to be
features Of each of the new United
States ships of the Dreadnought
type, but not because American sail,
ors are too luxury loving to walk up
and down stairs. They will have 8
lift of a little over twenty feet and
they will be used mainly by the
watch officers, whose duty takes them
from ireroom to freroom. The ele-
vators are rendered necessary by the
fact that there are no doors between
freroOms on the new ships. The
first elevator to be used in the
United States navy was installed on
the hospital ship Solace during the
Spanish war.
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Friday, March 25th, 1910,

for the purpose of submitting to the
qualified voters Of said Special Road
District the question of a loan Of one
Hundred n Twenty Thousand Dollars
C120, 10000 and vesting the Board of
Commissioners of said Special Road Dis
trict with power to borrow said sum Of
money in the name of said Special
Road District and to issue bonds for
the payment of the same for the pur-
pose of grading, eXcavating, filling, lev
cling, draining and rocking or macad-
amizing and thus building rock or ma
cadam roads In said Special Road Dis
trict. The voting places of said special
election will be as follows: The Police
Court Room in the City Hall building,
northeast corner of Tenth Street and
Franklin Avenue; also, the Lower Court
Room In the County Court House on
Main Street; also, the Engine House
In East Lexington, or "Old Town." all
In the City of Lexington, and also John
WilmOt's Store, about two and one half
miles south of said City Of Lexington,
all in Lafayette County, Missouri, and
all in said Special Road District.
By order of the Board of Commits
duly made and entered Of record on
the list day of March, 1910.
Witness our hands this the End day
of March. 1910.
G. w. FREDENDAbL,
Chairman of the Board of Commits
sioners of said Special Road District.
e. J.. McGREW,
Clerk OF said Board Of Commissioners
3-5-tS.
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FRENCH IDEA OF HEAVEN.

Jere L. Sullivan, Of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees international
alliance, praised, at a Labor day din
ner in Cincinnati, tho cooking.
"This cooking" said Mr.. Sulli-
van, lis as good as French cooking,
and that's the best. As the Dutch
make cleanliness a religion, so the
French make a religion of cooking,
and there's a story of a Frenchman
of Quebec, who once said:
My idea of heaven is eating
pate de foie gras to the sound Of
trumpets.'"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Elizabeth Cunningham and
Perry a. Cunningham, her husband, by
their certain deed of trust dated Sep
TENDER "a, 1892, and recorded in the Re-
corder's office for Lafayette County,
Missouri, in Book 96, at page 147, con-
veyed to the undersigned, as trustee,
the following described real estate, sit
uate in Lafayette County, Missouri, to-
wit:
Beginning at a point in the middle
Of the road leading from Dover to Ber-
lin, said point being in the west line
of a tract formerly owned by w. w.
Haynes, thence with said Haynes line
north ga degrees east 4.40 chains,
thence south S515 degrees west SIS
chains, thence south 1914 degrees east
1925 chains, thence south 1874 degrees
east 9 chains, to beginning, being part
of Section "a, Township 81, Range 26
containing 5.93 acres. Also all that
part Of the north half Of Section "a,
Township 81, Range 20, being the same
land described in the deed from l..
w. Wernwag and wife to c. e. and p.
T. Slayback, recorded in Book 20 at
page 297. in the office Of the Recor-
der of Deeds, for Lafayette County,
Missouri, and sold and conveyed by
said Slayback to one Young r. Gray.
In trust to secure the payment OF
the promissoTy notes in said deed de-
scribed and, whereas, default having
been made In the payment Of some Of
said notes, in said deed described, l
viii at the request Of the legal holder
Of said notes, on
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Weak and All
Run Down.

the old Dover cemetery to await
the Resurrection morn.
And we who knew her can say
above the tempest we hear him say,
Beyond the darkness lies the perfect day
In every path of thine l lead the way,
So where he leads we can safely go,
And in the bright hereafter we shall
know,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-05
MAY BE QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.

King Manuel of Portugal, now
being old enough to take unto him.
self a wife, great curiosity as to
whom he will select for the honor il
exciting the gOssips of Europe.
Princess Alexandra of Fife seems
to be the public choice. She is a
cousin of the queen of Spain and an
alliance with England is the best pO-
litical move without doubt for the
young king.
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NO q FOR PAT.

Little Pat-Pa, the pa-aper do be
sayin': among tn prizes Of tn mu-
seem election ARE a number Of
uniques." What's a unique, I dun
no?
Big Pat-A unique is an English
basic, bad cess to it, wild only wan
horn. Yen not go to tn exhi-
bishunl