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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

no 9uaitini, Der nui ben .loffhsn
9ornamsn Cpio borte, sing mno
itanb. arbeits,e unb fouI.n3ie. Di.fe
lsstsrs !. .1hdiisteit" nabm NIT ben
ssnbrsn eber su als ab. Tenn Opio
bate bas Bed, iebr bdufis fbon naf
turssr 4rbsiisssii an bic Cuff aeftsi
81 fpsroen. aus tsinem oubereH Gruns
be. aIs neil elm grooaeber in Der Vss
ssnItaft aIs Batter ootr Gtemonn
llrfnh. bate, isin.m itartbeasbrten
aoufburitsn einsn Rahfolser 80 ssa
ben. Am lGnsiien belt Gpib bel benz
aud ben bsutifen Romrsiienbsn be-
sonntsn aonbiioreibeiis,r anbour In
Der 9ia 0snii Sstismbre aus, Der iit1
bee aermiten Ddterlid annabm. Bon
sinem unoersn aonbiiorsibefbsr in
elmer Rsbenitrobe ipurne Cpioius sia
mes Rahis oermaben perbIdut. oob sr
dls anbtnten an jene arbeiisT uno
eisb.siidtte sinen TART gstiir3ttn fin
Ten arm nit forttrus. Sin Oruno
mtbr. litl pon Der 4rbeis unb Mbens
isuern aussuruben. 5Ir Robruns unp
aleiouns lieB .r feline isipeilissn 0se
liebien iors.n. gu ben Issteren ses
felt. iih bic oben bs5eihnets iunas
Dame, bic cine ssitlans In bem Wahs
ne lebte. Snib eebore ibr einsis unb
oIlsin unb ibils bic Oefiihls nidt NIT
elmer - 5r.unbin eb<n pieier iunsen
Dame unb nod nit brei anb<ren jun
gen Usreberinnen. Die junse Dame
Rr. / mubie Der Hoib aebornsnb i'm
auguit jenen Deputatp xiroiben, BON
btm oben bi. Rsbs III. gle mar un.
poriidtis eenug. ibre Gmpfinnungsn
in Brieien nieoerSuleesn. bic iie an bic
befasie 5reunbin rihtsis. Disis nber
liefertt bic epiitin .ibrem1 Dpib aus,
Der in einem Aueenblid pcriibsrsstens
Der 0elbperiesenbeit aus bieisn DO.
eilmsnis bumans" aapiiol 3u ihlaesn
futie. inoem er lie einem pislssIsienen
romiihen glnii CUR Ycrfiisung tteuie
IN gripariung auf tin ansemeEsnss
6onorar. Dies aber bIisb aus, na Der
Ootte Der blobstiislIien Dame sa Der
BON oem 9latie proiesirten partei ees
bort. llnb Der fn0ne Dpib BAT fid
noh timer ioIlen, NIT sinem Mafns
madden psrbrahtsn RaHt srihofsn,
neil sr gum oroindren Dkb ssiporbsn
ipdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14
3 a miltp . n.

SamiItpu sluseisen, oOfal.R .Rotiseu
unS Nenigfeitcn iinb absnseben Gfc
Der 4. uno Charles Strafe. ltuier
Nscnf fir Sanlilton mubnt go. 301
Rorb ssront Ctr. 5eIrpbon SamiItSs
1376.R. Sslepbon Yuisrcs Norreipou
Ssuten: 393X SeQ.
SRI. Sarab Sane 6uitor, bi.
9ante BON Or. Dia 6. Suiton, itarb
eeitsrn Rohmittue in ibrer Wobnuna,
No. All Sit 2uolop Strabs, i'm Gil
ter bon 80 Sobren. gle hintsrldBt
cine S6treitsr, Srau Sufon 6. gu
'ton, unn sinen Sruoer, g. g. Sutton
BON bier.
Wartin W.apsr, Der Chauffeur
bon aoam ShaHB, bon 0aptpu, g,
fubr pprlsste Rad't pabrsuo Der
5abrt bon Cincinnati, nabs Der S.ns
rp Spbn'fdsn 5arm, in Der gldte BON
Jl.nusrs Corner, nit isinem automos
bill oessn siusn 5sIsaropbpfoitsn uno
onun in einsn iisbsn Jub tisfsn Gras
Zen. WoIs polinstp, bon SIC Gin
Strabe unb Geo 2smpuut, 5l5!
blum Strabs, Cincinnati, btfanoen
fh in Der WaIhine uno srlitten Der
lsbunssr. Dus Nuto tpuros tart be.
ihdoist.
Der apntra,tor Ytr9ling bat
Die fiinf neusn grunnsn fir Die tab
tiiten DaFsrpsrt. fertig.
s5roncis ShopoIt.r reit1te cine
Sheiounastlaos oeosn Gbrahdm Shos
matter, aui Gruuo bon @trnntlGTiz
9ung uno 9srIafens sin. 3us ganr
bsiratbsts 1888. Sis psrIanat auber
Der Shsieuns ous Rsht, ihr,n Mdos
hennamsu Jrancis aimbau pieo.r
iibrsn gu oiirien.
- Gam. =. Sau pon WibbI.totpn
puros porseitsrn por BEN Sri.o,nss
rthter 9aopina Don fsiner 19 Sabre
alten 5otter bts trimintaer 4nariffs
nnastIagt unb BEN 9.ritt iibtrrpi.ien.
9au purbe pors.itern absnb i'm bic
iig.n Gpuntb 8.fananib inbaftirt.
- gountp Quoitor s. 6. geats's
amtstsrmin Iduft bsuts db unb piro
er in Orforo 3utiiuftis als as6tsuHs
malt prati5irsn.
Die OphnuRa bon gborIss
5dmmer, pon Der Marlpid Qpenus,
Sit Samilton, rpurps seitsrn Wlittag
gum gstras, bon S1OO ourh sssu,r
beihGoist. Gin fhaohaftsr Shorniisin
por Die uriahs.
Srau Warp 9. Collins, bi.
Satin pom Soiepb Collins uno
Sdpieesrmuttsr beg grpboiriht.rs
Sohn y. Gonnausbton, itarb in ibrer
0o. 1893 5isb S:rub,, an
apmpIitntiopen, i'm alter Don 81
5abr.n. gle biut.rEGBt ben Gati.n
uno bier ainosr.
Siaac Batter rurpe in Conner
pille als Wtdpor nominirt unb .. W.
Garrp in Trenton fir bnsielbe qmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

mar oh biefsr geipeiis Der syreunDs
fhaft unb ahtung iihtlih ereriffen
unb gab feinem Ddnt in BON 6er3tn
tommenben unb su ner5en setsnbsn
Worten Ausorud.
Der leBte Der offi3ienen Rebner
mar 5err Senrp GIpedlsr, Der Setrss
tor oes 8aperiIhen Wdnnerhors, Ger
In sebunbener Rene, in boz t0itlifxm
oumor geipiir3ien Rsinsn bas De.
burtsioastinb feierts.
SIN ipeiteren 8erIouf bes Gbenbs
foIgten nod cine ansabI ipeit:rsr 2tns
fprahen unb 2teberporirdee unb Der
feuttfrDhIite apmmers fanb srit an
3iemlif porseriidter Stunoe isinen
Nbihlub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

ieits Der WeIfsrn Mpenns; 81. - yers
o!nano Droege an 5reoeric 5. 8roese.
Got an Der Weitfeite Der 9orraro
StroBs, iiioIih BON Der p!eaIant
StraBe; 81.
Im hellen Sage beraubt.
Gin bis jest unbstannter 5orbiesr
ordne in Die BpbnuHg Der Wtttpe
5rau 2ouile aarrid, go. 81 pIeaIant
StruBe, uuo Itahl cine ubr, einen Ia
insnbut. apei 5erreHbiite, stpet 4nsiis
gs, Snube, llntsrfleioer unb 6emoen.
Der Bertb Der geitobIensn Waaren
miro ouf uHasfdbr $1oO fsitgeitelt.
Sins gsuaus notwithstanding
iuuros Der poli3ei gsgeben, oa cine
iungs Ddms Der RnhbarIdaft ben
sSarbigsu lab, dls sr aus oem Sauie
tam. allsm aHi2ein Hah psrihaffte
er fih Gingdng burh sin asllerfeuitsr,
oas often ItauD. Rahburn Iollsn an
geblid ben darbi9en aeisbsn BADEN,
als er belaoen aus oem 9auIe fam,
- Ginen gbeIhsin erbisIten Rptsrt
3ugan, 2S, oon Wsii gopin9tpn, uno
Roro 2oreu5, %, bon Webasta, Snp.
- Gpl. 5reo. Rolf, GkfcIsrt pes
Sbertffs Spbn Z. 8osts, uno SEQ
Iengsholo rsifsn bsute mad benz
Often ab, um oas Welt 9aieballIpiel
in Rsp yort uno qbilaosIpbia gu iss
ben.
- Inter 3ablreiher gstbeiliouns
fano gsitern Rahmitioa bds 2ei6enz
be9du9niB Der peritorbenen 5rau ga
rdb Wbite 8inIsD pom 5ruuerbauis,
Ro. ia Cit 2. Strabs, aus itatt. qIs
Sabrtuttragsr fungirtsn bic Ssrren
Ritaro g. Grnit, 8. u. RsbnpIbs,
Soenrp gruce uno Georg WcGlrap.
Rep. Sobn gIatburn belt Die Gsihens
rsos. Die itsrbIihe Siils purbe auF
Dem 5tgbIano 5risobof bsItuttet.
(Gingeianbt.)
8sut der lntsritiiBunoss
8un0.
Der Grganiiatpr pes neuea Gi.
itritts GoOiHgtpn, Nspport etc. tat ts
ihlofsn. am Sonntog, Is. Cttpbsr,
2 ubr, in 9uOoes 6aus, Gde 8. unb
Wiaaro StraBe. GoOingtoR, our 9ss
quemIitteit IIer, peIde oeuilIt Iinb,
lih elmer arunten., Sterbe
uno Spartuiie auf gsIunbsr
SaIis an3uihIisBsn, cine 9srIamms
lung db3ubalten uno Mitolieoer ouf.
5unebmsn. Der gunb nimmt Mitz
eIieber beiosn 9sI6Is6ts auf, pom Is.
big 55. 2sbensiabrs uno gipGtrt bic
osnt6ar beiten 8orIbsiIe uno SiIfe fir
junge un0 dIters Witglieler, nobel tein
Sent i6res etags3ahlten 9sIoes perIo,
rem geht uno lie am Gnoe elmer setn.
jaArigsn Yeriidsrung luut &onitituz
tioH snttpsbsr ibrs Giusablunosn ooer
Elm polIbeaabltss Gertiiitat ibrsr Der
Iifsrunsslumme erhalten. Der gunp
lit unter Der G0rantie Ger Der. Staos
ten BON 4merita unp Elm 8erbinoeter
oes Deutih I'm. glaiionaI6unoes.
0esbalb ioIte iscer Geuti6e oisis
Sahs untsrItiiBen, psnu ss gilt, oas
ourh pisoer Hsue, pisueiht nod fern.
liessnoe qeIunoe ardfte fiir unIers
Sate 81 gepinnsn. SSn aQer 4ttuHa
nit treu osutihem 9ruB
Der SreanifatOr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14
IaStpm uno Seaebme.

geim Rsinigsn zines SSlpberta
@epebrs ItoB iih Der 10 Sabre alte
Sobn bon 5bomas ). JiBpatrid
go. go Dalnut Strabe, Dantpn, In
ben SuB. Tr. Gpulo lsiItsts Die no
tbiee Silie.
Jruu Cora Curtis itarb ssitern
in ihrsr Wobnune, Rp. 313 Maro
9lpe. In gelIspus, ap., on Rerpsnfiebsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

1smn Scfrph eaecae, I24 1isHcra abFa ciis'
ira CT CaiGrio. Canada. lttreibi:
,th l.,i on HadsRidlmtrssH nns aspfihmsr
sra felt msbr ale nsau 4'snatsne euo aItsts ba,i
MIR bts id @eguHa siHseHommsn.S y Eisfe ne
eiaiu 1T bd tusiIem teffer far eisfe sdoen ole
lfaeneerc auoCrs 4sbi3in eiHpc sIuftsea fll'
ritien mia eor meiBem HiFeta0Ieu. yai5tcoief.
balbisbeneen 3aiiaHs
I'D Bin itst stt aHtr eseinnehtif. hahs trg'
hcr ge.bsH net soHsy5sH. ncd 5abt Id ~
SslH ifrtrH SnbEe mei6e sfbabi. sstnu lsss
IFleeRee 3Enn Koruna einnebmsH iviifse 70
.phresn ne baie selien Serb iuuen itrrsr nn9
fglc trne ndffelbc fein
sFon Nna piisigH. a. 2. .. =. Scr 50
-sftlethnta, ,sr6iaHa, ifrcitt:
10 iii ,ipt Sabre late on aa,nrsb iEr
aotf Rna idh bette tclde Sdamrrstn Inn Agpi
,;aa "stiani Gas8nieben. BAT In elnipie. rretHs'i
s,ertlaRn fu betiscreA Sh nsffatie ang us0e'
linen nisei SiasH. rirbe abtr imHisr fALimrHc'
gdiinfloie aadie fcGaicr ben Taefn NH 1dfafls
sIu ssarhbem ifI .;suei sslaicbeH @cTIia1 etHaf
HpniiHtH bin d goaIiaHeia gefnHo."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Sbbut iiber ibre 3inbsr .Rann1onb, 5,
unb Nfiee. a Sabre off unb llnterhala
tllneseelb.
Wurb Se 2intelo unb 4npere
rer,lagten pbilomena Sc 2intslo uno
anpere auf Sronune Der 5interlaiIens
fdoft Der gnna 1ieeel.
emma H. gpotes erbislt bic
Sheiouns Don Melbourne $. gootes
uno rbaltunasoeIo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

aus nnbesannter llriahe in granb.
Dds Geuer purps bonn Gaitsn 81 aus
eenelbet nnb BON Der Jtueripebr i'm
Helme erftidt, Der 8ranbfhooen be-
lduft iih ouf $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

Siir ei.ies gIatt ipurbsn a.iiern Don
ben Spiisern z. Glein & Bro.
SO. 435 Race S.rab,. foIg,noe Ten.
peratur unterfhi.b. rssiiirirt:
Born. Grab 9sad9m. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14
Ye,ru.,ta mire 9elott.
,Silr Die Bebtbung folder sDmptonte pit
6infdaigfeit, Niidenidmer3 nnb aopfidmer

5raa TreiIie aefcn, 100 Ste sfbe g. ssaThsiGe 1ean
hreibs Ia TeruRo mir etr bri acboicn Bat oesbae
anie 10 es ns uistne Bilihi su ersabrn In Der
soffmns oab Semano cs IeftH mOae bsr 10 aeIteHps
i9 "
a5hnf Sabre lang rnbie h ibataHIih nnf rms /##s
Elm iprG dmrsIoIer 1aa NOR lEna ipenn 10 niat E%%z
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barmIos.
Doit: sSino bas Gliesen. bic ba in
Der Suppe fhnimmen24
Wirthin (entriiftet): ~Jn nntiirlin.
msinen g Oie0.i6t Wanjsn7s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

SpIitter.
Tas 2er5 ld,oiit ben Cptimiiten.
Die gyclf Den Feiiimiiieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-14

SamiItpu Nnssisen, eOfal.Roti5eu
unS N,uisfeitcn iino absnseben Gfr
Der 4. uno Charles Strafs. ltuier
Nsent fir Samilton mubnt 20. 30f
Rorb Sront Ctr. selepbun SamiItSs
t376.R. Selepbon yuisres aorreipon
bsutcn: 393X Nel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

would be at their store Friday af-
ternoon to present every boy and
girl a present. Santa Claus came to
Mound City via the interurban and
he was nearly knocked down several
times by the children who surround
ed him while he was en- route to the
store so eager were they to get next
to him. There was a great crowd at
the store awaiting his arrival
hundreds Of kids, black and white.
All received presents. Horns for the
boys and dolls for the girls.
]. d. Lindsay and family OF
Vienna, moved Saturday in the Joe
Mertz cottage on Commercial avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

Such questions as these have been
considered before congress OF
mothers in Oak Park by the princi-
pal of the University High School.
He touched on the proneness OF
boys to loot hotels and sleeping cars
and on violation of lockers In school
gymnasiums. The boys who give
way to such ATTRACTIONS of property
rights resent being called thieves
But the distinction they draw be-
tween thieving and "swiping" as
they call 1t. will be appreciated by
few save the offenders.
Are not the heads of schools them
selves somewhat to blame for sueh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

Misses Ruth Bride Of Pulaski and
Stella Cantrell of Villa Ridge were
guests of relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. william Bestgen and Mrs.
Joseph Lutz spent Friday shopping
in Cairo
Mrs. N, A, DeVore of Fourth street
who has been quite Ill the past two
weeks, Is improving.
Mrs, Flossie Littlejohn of Amer
lea was in the city shopping Satus-
day. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lindsay and
children of Poplar street left Friday
for Calvert City, Ky. They will
visit relatives after the holidays.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
which they recently rented.


Mrs. Irwin Connell and Mrs. Will
liam Callohan of Mounds were shop
ping in the city Saturday.
Miss Flo Hogendobler of villa
Ridge and Mrs. Alma Grain OF
Mounds were In the city Saturday
on ahshopping tour. Y
Misses Violet Sandeson and Louise
Pritton and Master Raymond Brit.
ton we're Cairo visitors Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Hale and children OF
Bloomfield, ILL.,, spent a couple OF
days THIS week with her sister, Mrs
George Campbell, OF Second and
oPi"i ssASs'. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
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+: MOUND CITY I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sarah Miller, colored, was ad
Judged insane Friday and was taxi
en- by Deputy Sheriff Ed Parker to
the insane asylum at Anna the same
afternoon.
DID. Boswell Of Mounds was In the
city Friday on business.
The school children had an early
visit from Santa Claus Friday after
noon. Murphy & Co. gave 1t out
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs, d. Rose OF Poplar
Bluff, Mo, who has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeVore Of
Elm street left Fridaygfor Metropolis
where they will spend few days
with relatives.
H., Calvin OF Olmstead was In
town on business Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

dolinquencies? If more stress were
laid on ethical training in education
evils of this kind would be diminish
cd Parents and teachers, after all.
ar responsible for notions and con-
duct of boys. Any indictment OF
youth is an indictment of our edu-
cational system Chicago Records
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
"Swiping" Among Schoolboys.

Can the American school boy be
depended upon to draw a clear line
between mine" and chime? Does
not his tendency to larkishness ana
his habit of souvenir hunting often
blight his sense OF common honesty?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
Barlow Couple Will Marry.

James II. Bradford and Agnes A.
Smith, both OF Barlow, Ky, were
yesterday granted license to marry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
READ THE BULLETIN. -,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

A dandy little sweeper which really
sweeps. We also have better and
lager styles at 25, so, rs and 81 0C.
A very desirable gift for little Miss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
I 7 r n
Worth 81 90

Solid CHARTERED 0ak-exactly match
es the dresser opposite. Both have
finest drawer work and are repro
duced from fine old colonial pieces,
following the original lines faithfully
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10
J DC
Worth 9 M

27x54 inches Administer Rug, Sew.
eral patterns from which to select.
This is a remarkable offer which
will last but a few days. Don't
overlook this unprecedented value.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

Several beautiful styles.
The smallest is % in, long.
Each is complete with mat.
tress and pillows. Some are
finished in White Enamel.
Then there are real Brass and
Solid Mahogany.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

Every cart large and SER
viceable. The line includes
no tiny and worthless
pieces. We are determined
to sell every toy cart as
soon as possible and prices
are made accordingly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-10

A bang-up, first class article, with
splendid springs and thorough con-
struction. The frame is solid Gold
en- Oak. Seat is upholstered in Chase
leather. Big Box under seat.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
ITALY STATES He C Sc.
Recites Grievances Against Turkey for
Which Satisfaction Is Asked.

Paris, Sept. 27.-The Italian en-
bassy here today authorized the de-
cIaration that Italy seeks satisfaction
from Turkey for a series of recent in
cidents. Among these incidents are
the arbitrary arrest of italian sub
jects at Constantinople and their i'm
prisonment despite all the Italian
governments remonstrances; the seiz-
ure of an Italian girl from her par
ents by an Ottoman and the refusal of
the authorities at Constanfinople TO
compel her release; and finally, the
insecurity of Italians in Tripoli.
italy, the embassy sets forth, de-
mands satisfaction for these affronts
and guarantees for the future An in
quiry was lodged as to whether Ger
many would make friendly interven-
ton. It was answered that a definite
reply to that question was not easy.
Italy, it was said. was able to treat
alone with Turkey and did not solicit
assistance from any other power. Even
OF her good ally.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
VETERAN DIES HERE.
Rev. w. H. Underwood, Formerly
Chaplain of Senate, Dead.

Rev. w. H. Underwood of Clay Cen
ter, a pioneer Methodist minister of
Kansas and prominent in the Metho-
dist church of this state, died of heart
failure at the home of his brother-in-
law, Rev. jackson Brown, SOC Western
avenue. this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Underwood was a veteran Of
the civil war and was attending the re-
union of the G. A. r. He was a trustee
of the Baker university at Baldwin, the
largest Methodist college in Kansas,
and had just come to Topeka from a
meeting of the trustees in Baldwin.
He stopped here to mingle with his
old comrades and visit his brother-in-
law. He was seized with an acute at
tack of indigestion which affected his
heart and caused his death in a short
time. Rev. Mr.. Underwood formerly
was the chaplain of the Kansas senate.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
SUES AN ATLAS AGENT.
Printing Firm Wants Nearly $4,000
for Work Done.

Frank NJ Shanklin, a map and atlas
agent, was today made defendant in a
suit filed by the Kenyon Printing and
Manufacturing company, in which they
ask Judgment against Shankline for
printing claims aggregating $2,SS5.3S.
All the printing was done in the last
year.
In october. 1910, the printing firm
took Shanklin's 80 day note for $500.
A few months later the atlas agent
executed his note payable to the firm
in the sum of $1,000. Then he con-
tracted a printing account. which was
carried open, aggregating $1,370.89-
Added to this is an express and tele-
graph bill for S15.49. None of the
Shanklin notes has been paid and the
plaintiff alleges that the open account
is long past due
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
new HEAT RECORD.
Mercury Climbs to 90 Highest septem-
ber Mark.

All September heat records for the
last quarter of century in Topeka
were broken today. Never before
since the government records have
been kept has the mercury climbed to
the SO degree mark this late in the
season This was the temperature at
o'clock, and at that time the mercury
was still apparently on the climb. Ac-
cording to s. d. Flora, the local
weather observer this IS the sort of
weather that we might expect in July
in fact the temperature today has
averaged above the normal tempera-
ture for midsummer. The prediction
is that the night will be hot one and
the atmosphere tomorrow will be by
no means cool The wind is blowing
ten miles an hour from the south
west The hourly readings.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Don't Lie to Your Wife, a spright-
ly three-act song farce by Campbell B.
Casad. and produced by Rowland and
Clifford, with Dave Lewis, comedian,
in the star role, will be seen at the
Grand opera house on Tuesday, Octo-
Der with cast consisting of Miriam
Shelby, Edna Roland. Gladys Wilcox,
Lillion Stanley, Virginia Stewart, Es-
telle Vernon, Lenora Frey, William c.
Hodges, Holworth Stark, Harry Ellis,
Benton Garvin, Mart Franklin and Ed
ward Spencer. The stage mounting has
been carefully supervised by Rowland
and Clifford, whose last seasons sue
cess, 1.-THE Rosary can be easily re-
called
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
GOLDEN LOST HIS CASH.
But He Didn't Have Pocket Picked as
He Believed.

While in the crowd at President Taft's
address this morning B. F. Golden, 215
West Tenth street, thought he had his
pockets picket He lost a pocketbook con-
tanning valuable papers and about $40 in
money. 4 was just croWding up to the
president to tell him how I shook hands
with President William Henry Harrison
when I was u years old, when I missed
my pocGetbook. am SO years old and
this is the first time 1 ever had anything
stolen from me- I was so disgusted 1
turned around and went home.''
Only a few minutes later Patrolman Wilt
called up to say he had found the pocket
book and money lying on the grass.
Golden was carrying his money in a long
book which protruded from his hip pocket.
The police are surprised that it was not
stolen instead of lost.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
New York Money Market.

New York. Sept. 27.-MONEY-Money on
call steady, 21sG2ss per cent; ruling rate,
2A per cent; closing bid "a per cent; Of
fered at 2ss per cent Time loans, steady;
4 per cent; 6 months, 37s04 per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper 4s4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S325 for so
day bills and al 81. sc. 55 for demand. Com
mercial bills $48215.
sILvER-Bar silver. 525sc; Mexican dol
lars, 45c.
BONDs-Governme bonds steady, rail-
road bonds weak.
Cotton Market
Galveston, Tex, Sept. 27.-COTTON-
Market steady, 10 9-16c.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
ANOTHER "wHITE HOPE" GONE.
r~-Policenan shows Up Boston Fight
er in six Rounds.

Troy. n. Y. Sept. 27.-Another
white hope" went down to defeat here
last night when Cyclone Larry Eng
lish. an ex-member of the New York
police force, disposed of George Perry
Of Boston in six rounds. The fight
was a sIugging match from start to
finish and the Boston man who won
q recent white hope" tournament IN
New york. was badly beaten. being
knocked down eight times during the
s;-rlo+ -S-hich the referee stopped in the
sixth round.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
RUNS OFF A BRIDGE.
Autoomnibus With 20 Passengers
Plunges Into the Seine.

Paris, Sept 27.-An autoomnibus
occupied by about twenty persons was
crossing the bridge Archeveche, over
the Seine, near the Cathedral of Notre
Dame, today when suddenly it left the
roadway and crashed through the par
apet, falling into the water. The au-
toomnibus was a closed vehicle with
the passenge inside.
The bodies of five persons who had
been drowned were recovered and
twelve persons alive but unconscious
were taken from the water.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
Atlantic E.xpress wins Race.

Columbus. Sept, 27.-Fourth and
final heat of horse review futurity g.
year trot, in 5, purse S6,50O, 8
heat race:
Atlantic Express won the heat and
race; MainIeaf, second; Margaret Far
rish, third. Time, 2:OSH. Money
goes as horses finished.
Peter Boy won fourth money.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-27
LUMBER TRUST IS SUED
Charged With Completely Dominating
the Trade in 20 States.

Denver, Sept. 27.-Sensational
charges that the lumber trust COM
pletely dominates the lumber trade of
at least 20 states by maintaining a
spy system, black list, divisions of ter
ritory and other alleged illegal meth
DDS conducted through a central
agency in Chicago called the Lumbers'
Seer etaries bureau of information, are
made in an antitrust suit filed in the
United States court here today by the
departme of justice.