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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

the prohibitory law time and again
from the same parties, he likely acted
within the law on the subject, but such
actions would be far from being moral
ly right And if the law permits them.
it should be changed at once. The whole
system of feeling the attorney general
for conducting prosecutions under the
prohibitory law appears to be entirely
wrong.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The State Journal is a member OF the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report Of that great news or
ganization for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka.
The news is received in The State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Governor Patterson of Tennessee de-
clares that prohibition is profoundly
wrong. Inasmuch as Governor Patter-
son was largely responsible for the
miscarriage of justice in the cases
against the Coopers who were response
BILE for the murder of ex-senator Car
mack, his opini ms on anything ought
not to have much weight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Evidently the ancients were quite
modern, paradoxical though such an
assertion may be. An English arehae-
ologist reports finding safety pins that
are more than two thousand years old.
And it is not so many. many years
ago, that safety pins were considered
o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

If this thing of building bigger and
bigger battleships keeps up, the time
is not far distant when the nation
which happens to slip the biggest one
into a certain ocean will have absolute
control over that sea. There won't be
room for anv other battl eship in it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
FROM OFFER PENS
IN NORTHERN CLINICS.

H. G. Wells thinks that some day
there will be a universal flight from
our northern climate to live through
the winter at the south. That time will
never come. For the person born in
the northern climate that is best. The
monotony Of tropical life is oppressive;
every ay the same; no frosts, no
freeze, no icy b1asts-this is a sad lot.
The particular commentator of the
tropical life is that it is mostly out
doors; that one gets pure air and sun
shine. But one can get these things at
the north and in a. way that makes
them real. The bedroom window can
always be open. Thu house may be
kept temperate, 65 to 20, and moist.
Then one can robe himself and strike
out into the keen air with a relish.
These are better than a monotony of
warmth.
There is the variety of life in the
northern cline, somewhat that gives it
spice and zest. That is the secret of
our civilization 1t is what makes a,
man get a move on himself. Let one
walk along the woodland ways of the
tropics as the sun goes down, and feel
all the soft luxury of the event, and
the experience is not half as grand as
when one puts on his great coat and
dashes out into a big sunlit morning
when the thermometer is 10 degrees
above zero, and the crisp air makes
the blood fairly shout for joy-Ohlo
State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Assuredly the distinctions which
come to the Gould family are many
and divers. One of Frank ]. Gould's
horses has just won an important race
on the Trench turf.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Indications are that the high cost
of living is going to continue and get
higher The price of diamonds is due
for an advance. so say the men who
control the diamond market. And they
ought to know
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

How can he worry along on it :?
James A. Farrell, the new president
of the United States Steel corporation,
is to receive a salary of only $4,000
a year
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
KANSAS COAAENT
! VIEW FROM THE INSIDE.

L.
The Journal does not agree with the
charge tnal there is new senate lodge.
mat uesighat1on was so odious that its
use now would hurt where there is no
occasion Tor hurting. The men who
took the power away from the nre-
siding officer of the senate were wrong
put they were honest. They are among
the pest men in the state and the
Journai does not share the belief that
TINS means that all progressive legis-
i ,s Wan pc throttled. An the other
mana, Inc journal believes that these
men are patriotic and earnest. For
some time past it has been the custom
20 severely and ruthlessly denounce
those who differ from US, but it is
un1alr. Inc people will judge the SEN
ate by lts works and it must be ad-
m1tted that the committees as selected
coulo not well be improved upon. 1t is
Just as well to be fair on such mat
ters The Journal feels that the mem
pefs ana the lieutenant governor will
get along well together from this time
forward and that much good legislation
VIII ne enacted. The Journal has had
fatner exceptional opportunities to hear
expressions from the members of the
senate ana 1t is has yet to hear the
eHort 10 prevent the enactment of good.
progressive legis1ation.-Senator Brady
IN his Lawrence Journal.
SENSIBLE TALK.
Tne Dean of Salisbury, if you know
who he is, delivered a lecture on
Poetry" in London recently, and he
said so many sensible things that the
Whole discourse should be pasted in
every hat. Here is brief extract from
his talk:
Poetry must be read carefully or II
were better unread. Its beauties should
be looked for, for the subtlest and
sweetest beauties are not those that hit
you IN the eye. Read carefully and
read honestly. Don't for heavens sake,
make any pretense of enjoying some
thing you do not enjoy. or of seeing
beauty that you not see. Better far
hunt for something that really appeals
to you, and when you find 1t tie it to
you and make it yours, If it's nothing
more than happy phrase. You will
De surprised to find how quickly you
Will grow adept in the search for such
beauties, even as a school girl grows
,adept in the search of four-leaf clov-
ers or an archaeologist in the search
for flint arrowheads"
There is nothing more disgusting
than that affectation which leads peo-
pie to profess a great fondness for
poetry that no sane man can under
stand. There is no reason why poetry
should be obscure. If you pretend that
you are enjoying a poem, it is a sign
that you don't enjoy it. Pretense fools
few people.-Emporia Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Fried meat is now held up as being
one of the reasons for so many divorces
these DAYS. 1t seems that fried meat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
CONSERVATISM TO BUSINESS.


We are a nation of ''plungers' We
are looking for big things, and when
we find a big thing, or anything that
looks as if it might be inflated into
bigness, we proceed to make the most
of it. When business booms our manu-
facturers put up new shops and mills
and furnaces. They extend their pro-
ducing capacity beyond the consuming
capacity of the country even in a high
water year, and then when the tide
of commerce GIBBS they complain about
the large amount of idle machinery.
The capital therein invested is earning
them nothing, and they feel poor and
talk about the prostration of business.
If the producing plants were fully en-
ployed they would turn out enough to
meet all the demands of the domestic
market in eight or nine months, and
the foreign outlet is restricted by the
higher prices here than abroad of many
raw materials. Reviews of last year s.
trade have shown that in certain lines
of production the largest output on rec
ord has left a considerable amount Of
the producing capacity idle. Last year
was marked by pretty constant COM
plants from the cotton goods trade
that they could not get prices proper
toned to the cost of raw cotton. There
was a severe curtailment of production
both north and south. And yet in New
Bedford alone the investment of new
capital in cotton mills amounted to ST.
100000. The number of spindles increas-
ed 2S7000. and the number of looms in
creased 2,1S2.-Philadelphi Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
A SUBURBAN. sERMoN.

He that walketh with wise men sinai
be wise: but a companion OF FOOLS Snal
be destroyed. Proverbs XIII 20
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

| His Sole Dread-Hammond-D YOU
| dread the silent watches of the night?
| Martin-No; It's the cuckoo clocks that
| give me away.-Harper's Bazaar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Geraldine-You haven't been to see me
since you asked my father for my hand.
Geraldine, this is the first time I've been
able to get Observation-Disclosures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

An Exception.-'1 have observed" said
the old professor, mournfully, that women
nowadays are too frivolous. The average
wcfnan's reading is not productive of any
profit" Don't you believe it." put In the
family man. when she reads the bar
gain ads it's productive of profit to the
advertisers = Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Naturally Acquired.-'T suppose you
consider my hauteur mere affectation,''
began Miss Parvenue. mot at ALL Miss
Bright FASTENED to say Your scornful
expression is quite natural" "Ahr' Yes,
1 suppose you lived for a great many
years in the neighboorhood OF your
fathers glue factory. Standard
and Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

THE last time you were drunk you
promised me you would never get drunk
again This amt again, M dear; thfsh
ish yet."-Houston Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

What are we making such a long stop
at this station for?" Because no one
happens to be trying to catch the train
Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

A Truant Tragedian.-"De Ranter claims
to be actor of the old school, His
work makes me think he must have play-
ed truant most of the time" Judge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Wife, was fool when married YOU.
Hub-Well, wasn't such wise guy my
self--Boston Transcript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
HUNOR or THE DAY

Young Bride-I didn't accept Harry the
first time he proposed. Miss Ryval-No,
dear, you weren't there.-Boston Trans
cript
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Been over the presidents messape7' p,
Sure. I hurdled it."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

How Titles clothes hang about hert
Why, they don't fit her at air. .sFsut
think how much worse she would look
II they didp'-Meggendorfer Blaetter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Lady-Did that last nickel I gave va,
go for beer? Weary Walter-Nof alone
mum. went for the beer and took i
along.-Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Reason for TT like wide-awake men
in the office and Jaggsby seems SO stupid"
oh Jaggsby, is the most w1de-awake
enterprising.'' HE isn't. That Is not what
makes him wide awake. He's got in
Somna."-Sayannah News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

Mrs. Crabshaw-How will we know
when women have succeeded in politics
Crabshaw-As soon as we begin talking
about the woman higher up.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

First Cook.-Me missus is talxfn' a course
of instruction in the culinary art Sec
ond Cook-The next thing veg know she'll
be askin' lave to come in the Kitchen
Life.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-10

9ronfbeit uno ionitigen forperlifel
Blager ms @oiier perie1ft.
Son Sbiiringer 9auern er5abIl
man, baB iie in Ser SIternadt ibr
gteb ms @aIier treibell mos OH
Die Srudtbarfeit mirfen ion,
goa eigenartiger 8raude lit alld
oas Siterfeit in HuBlano. Sdol1
mn Witterno6t miro es our6 oil
firhli6e Iuferltebungs3ercmonie be-
Qonnel1. uGbrilt1s tit e%ritanoen!"
uerfilnoet Der Grielter. uSa, er I'll
in @abrbeit ouferItonoen!" mntlpor.
tet Die @emeinoe. Damn tritt ser
SlterfuB in ieine &edte, Der BET uns
i'm oieie 3eit ni6t MIR Otter, ion.
bern oft au6 elm 8erlobungsfuB lit
9enn ni6t ielten beideert Del
Oiterboie IN ser rauben Sdale eine5
fnodernen gies oos eriebnte Sting,
lem BON @olo". 80 mandes Mao.
denber5 tut oonn moi bie orei Sreu-
%oenIpriinge, sic in olten Sogel1
Ser a~ufeebenben Siterionne 5uge-
idrieben meroen. ueberbaupt ipie(t
in ibnen oos SIterfelt cine beoell.
tenoe gfolle, sic es in Der 3eit Ser
lpdteren 9i6turg u1lo aild in u,l-
erer beibebolten bot. Griitan. ipliBte
Siolben nifts 2ieberes 51 iagen ais:
v9lt mines Screens Sltertac".
SIN beioniiden Mltertum, als oic
W1ttin Sitara, Die Ghmeiter Sbors
nod Die 8atroliii bes nod ibr 6e-
llollnten 6eItes nor, mllroen ibr 81
Gbren groBe ltm5iige unter aaer-
bano Masferaben peranltaltet. @r
sen ibr gepei6ten Mltdrer itieger
0pferfeuer ouf. Sn fatbolilden Sc.
genoen bat iib bie Site Ger Otter
pro5eiiion erbalten. @ier lit es oas
Symbol Ser Muferitebung, gbriituS
nit ser Sieeesfabne, ooer aud bas
Sinnbilo BEG gebuloigen 2ammes,
Elm ~liegenoes 2amm NIT @loriel,-
ifein unb Siegesfabne, 0os Dem gu
&c porangetragen miro. Subelno
font oie ifone Melooie bes 2ieoes:
ngrilrmpbl Ser Sob lit ~lberfpunoell
3um 2eben ber llniterblid)feit.
SIT ielbft bnrG's 8rd6 Der @eg &c.
fnnbenl
8efenner Sein iiilet e%rfreltt:
5~allelnial 5a1eiulal"
Sitereeldut idmingt in Der 2uft.
uno Der @elolte Der Menge pereint
iib nit inn.
Ger Mbeno ldBt oie Selier BON oell
Bergen looern, lno flammerlo ini6-
gen iie benz 5riibline v@illfom=
men!" 5u.
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(Gortictuag foIgt.)
gambbeit FAM nidt eebeilt werbc

gambbeit fanm nidt seIeilt merben
burd lofale @pplifatiouen, neil le Ben
fraufen Sell beg Sbres nidt erreie
diem fDnnen. gs eiebt nur einen @eg,
Die Saibbeit an furiereu. unb Der 1T
bur9 fonititutionele 9eilmittel. Salb<
beit miro bur6 einen ent5iinoeteu 3u.
ltalib Der lhleimieen Misfleioung bee
gultnfiiden Gobre peruriadt. @enn
bieie Nobre iid ent3iinbet. 'babt SIR els
men ruinpelnben Son ober unpoafommes
neg @eb0r; uno lpenn fie gang gei6loiI
fen lit, erfol9t Snibbeit, uno tpern bies
ie @nt8iinbuns nidt eeboben unb bieie
Nobre tpieber in ibren sebDrisen 3uy
ltanb beriett perben fam, nirb 6as
@eb0r fir INNER s~eritort tperoeil; nelil
5dle inter 5ebn iinb burh aatarr1
berurfaht. nelder nid)ts ols elm ents
siinbeter 3uitaub Der fhleimisen Sbers
fldden lit.
8ir tpoIlen einbunoert Sollars fur
ieben (ourh aatarrb pernriadten Salt
bon Suub6eit gebei,, ben mir ni6t bur6
Gii1nehmen bon 6nu's 6atarrh@alr heiS
len fonnen, SaBt @rd umionit girfuz
lare foninen.
SIS. Gbeneb & 60, SpIebo, 8.
"a @erfanft bon allen Mpotbefen, 75r.
9on's Samiliens8iGe fiilb bic better.
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Lokales.
Organization Ser Gitisens' Iartp.

Gamltag abero bielten Die Mit-
glieoer Der Giti5ens' 8artp eine
WeriammIuna i'm 6rpit @ebauoe o5
un6 braften cine politdnoige Sreo.
nilation st Stalloe. Gas @refu-
tiDfomite fir Die Champagne beiteht
aug folgenoen @erren: @iaian @u,
brep, 8orliser; .. S. 8oooparc,
Sobn 8ollons uno @iaiam 8. Soef-
gen, Mitglieoer at large; 8. e.
Mummc /. @arb; 5. s. 8orfer, 2.
@aro; 6. 8. Sc Stourgeon, 3.
@arb; Soc 9ermarn. 4. @aro; Mu-
guft Gbiele, 5. @aro; MIbin Seioel,
6. @aro; S. 81. 9lobam Z. @aro,
3ouis 9euermann, s. @arb.
Waro- uno Hre5inft : 8oriisenbe
iino:
1. @aro: Sreo grodlnann. Grs-
ainft 1, s. q. Mcgormif; 8re5inft
2. u. 9omineue5; Breainft 3, &o-
lano Smitb; gre5inft 4, q. 9. Son,
gales.
2. @aro: 81. 81. @rap; 81. S.
Gberman, 5efretar. @re8inft 5, S.
s. 9arfer; 5elir Mrispe, Sefretar
9re8inft 6, Momaloo Yere5; Sranf
Bella Sefretdr; 8re5i11ft Z, S. &c.
Gallagher; sc. so. Stores, @iae<@or-
flyer; Sobn gpans, Sefretar; Yre-
5inft s, %. M. @illon; 81. 6. Gala
gbar1, Sefretar.
8. @arb: Sobn 81. gcitt. gre-
5inft 8, gboa. GroIio; 8re5inft 10,
$. 9arris; Nre5inft IL, Gbas. Sp-
permann, gre5inft 10, Sob Sbomps
ION; Bre3inft Is, @ilbert Storms.
A. @ar6: George 81. Gillette. Bre-
5inft IA, 81. g.. Oinniboie; Hreainft
Is, 9. ". Mcgsfin; 8re5inft 1G,
9beo. 8anfs, Bre5inft II, Mugltit
Gantleben; preoinft is, g. S.Sitd:
pre5inft 19, g. So. MiGs; Bre5inf1
90, s. q. Smart; 8re5inft 81, Z.
81. Nortbmap.
S. Moro: u. gbiele. gre5inft
%, Or. 8. 8. Sbropibire; 8re5inft
90, 81. Midel; IS. q. BARTHOLOMEW,
9i5e<goriiter. Bre5inft "a, STE s.
&mantt; s. $. Compton, @i3e-
Noriiter.
6. @aro: 8at Stebens. Gre5inst
90, Sc. 6. Moiiep; 8re5inft 80, s..
Do0rie; Breailrft 81, S. g. Sdmarb.
Z. @aro: s. 90. OLDHAM. 9re-
Sinft 80, 5ranf @ebber; Gre5inft
SO, .. 8. @arrigan; 8re8inH 81,
$. s. Slrnt; greaif1ft 35, 6. 2@ea-
borne; 8re5inft SO, @m. $. @efs,
Yreainft 81, gilbert Meiie; 90. g.
6alm, @ice : 8oriiser. Bre5inft So,
90 Molff; .. &. 9ir, 9i5e : @or-
liber.
s. @avo: 2o1is Seuermonn; s.
60. SoDce, 9i5e J @oriiter. Greainft
80, S. q. Sotpler; @re5inft 40, Ml.
bert stebes ST.; Bre5inft Al, S. e.
Gtein; Nreainft AZ, 8. 6. Satder.
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Cine verrufene frau.
Bon $. g 6obert.
(6o~rtiesnna.l


o0tan bot Sic perleumoet -
mar bat bon S6nen geIagt, lolde
Jrauen liebt man mol, aber maj.
heiratet iie nidt id bin nun
oa, Gteap - i'd liebe Sic - uno id
beirate Sic. Hcbnlen Sic meine
s9ano uno feiner miro nlebr masen,
Sic 81 beleibigen."
Mit einem Stud mar Tie anfge-
iprungen ltamo neben i6m u1o fab
auf i'm berab. Sebr bleid), aitterno
inter oieiem lesten Yeitidenbicb.
Der iie ~getroffen.
Sbre @ugen mlroen gang ibmor5
Dor grregung, uno inoem lie Die
Sanoe in chamber ihloB, begann iie
ST. laden - falt, grauiam, bobniih,
ala fonne lie oaour6 etpas betdu-
ben.
gr itan6 Dor ibr. aucrIt eritaunt,
oann erihroden 'ihlieBlid gefr6nft
big in bas @er3. Collie bas Die elm.
5ise Mntport auf feline Merbung
iein? Seine Musen, oieie biibl6en
hlalielr, ebrlihen ainberaugen ba-
ten uno bettelten, flebten INT einen
5lnfen Soffnung -. l1no fe
lafte.
90 trat er biht Dor iie bin.
Cine @ntnort min ih," feuhte CT.
Cine Mntport!"
Sn oiGem Mugenblid fiiblte er
iein Ser5 niht bluten ullo 5uden,
fiiblte nur, oaB er Mann NOR nlio
ibm bonn @eibe uebles ~mioerfnbr.
sic bielt pl0tlid inne nit 60.
den. o@eben sic, fIeiner 8arom."
iaste Tie bort, lin Sbren Sobren
benft man nod nidt an Seiraten,
uno man rebabilitiert oaourd MIDI.
cine Srol, Die faIt Sbre Mutter ieill
fonnte. Sohitens, oaB mar Sic
ansla6t!"
&oubnis orebte iid UNI uno obile
cinen 2aut perIieB er oas 3intmer.
5ohaufeeridtet auBerIih, iniierIid'
SeriAmettert. 60 bate lie ibm &C.
lobntl Seine 2iebe, feline Sinsabc,
ieinen idr~anfenloien @lalben oil
iiel =
Mls er oie Sir eei6loiien, gIaubtc
er mieoer ibr 2afen gu boren. SO
berfolgte i'm, sing nit inn ourf)
Die StraBen, IieB ni6ts IN inn 5ltrI
8eipnBtiein fommen 1rno f%olterte i'm
bis gum Haienoiper6en.
Sort! - 9ieiem 2aden entflie.
ben, iino mdre es Bis in Ben 500.
DAB man 10 gar nifts benfeil
fonntel SIMMER riir borden muBte
ouf ben einen ein5iaer grnlianlcll
Con bieies barten, bobnii6en 2a.
dens. @ie Elm Sdanbmol bramltt
ea linn auf Ser Stirn uno i'm Ser.
gen.
@ar ep. oenn 10 eerine in ben a,l'
gen Der Srait, oie er liebte, 6aB ieint
6eiBen, mabren @efiible riHt ffipc'
rer ipogen ols elm 2aden?
Or fonnte iest niht gu &auie bfci'
ben, er lieB fem Bfero f%ntteln, uni
nit perbdneten 3iieefn fprenete cl
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Mitternadt in Sen S,arfs

NOR Sirom Scrarlton bon Glap gito,
Sas., nod idlaflos, neil er bultete.
Mnf ben Rat ieiner Ier5te iu6te er
Die Serge auf, oie ibm iaeten, ooB er
an Der Shtpinoiuht leibe. @r b0rte
BON Or. Sings Seem 9iseopern,
nabm iie uno idreibt, baB iie inn
oas 2eben retteten uno ooB er mic
ser arbeiten fam. Gut fir 9ungen-
leioen, SuiterL Sellfieber, @eiierfeit
etc. &reis SOC uuo ST. @arontierl
BON aQen 9rltggiiten.
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Gin fleines 6nus. @elt.Sl

Gin fleines Sans, @eIt-Sou-
iton. Strabe go. 340t, oos Gete
Eafolla eebGrt, brannte SonItog
ub. 9as Salls mar gu $500 Der.
iifert.
Sermaun Wueller muroe
Samitag obeno an ser Gde ber
Spuiton StraBe ullo Ser Ilamo 9[a-
go bon einelu Mutomobil angerannt
ltno cnpfing i6mer8bafte 8erlebur-
gen. Ser Chauffeur puroe perbaf-
tet.
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@ou einenr Giel aeidlasen.

! Samuel 9ird bon geetoipn, isis,
lpar III @efobr, iein 9ein gu perlie-
rem, 90 Niemano Die @unoe beilen
fennte, Die inn Elm giel gei6Iagell.
9udIen's arnica Salbe beilte iie.
8erIitdt fie fit Shnitt- uno gral1o-
lul1noen, @eldmiire etc. 25c bel al
len 9ruaaiiten.
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0am.G rIaM1misideine.

Wilia1n 6. 8iaelmara, Gubau, @oro,
Gtnrr Ctr; 1925.
Sobn y. 9eBler, @obnbaiis, 9orter
Gr.; $1,000.
s, 8. gbstner. sduppen, @eiptoi'
Gtr.; $50.
marie mataies. eduppen, eiO'
Nfamn Ctr; $75.
Srau Ssnos @usoib. Mohnbans,
Wontano Ctr; $500.
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sdnItrnifes-W a6l anf benz eanSe.

SdrmItrnfes-N abl anf benz 2anbe.
Dus NeiuItat Der Sdultruitee-
@abl in-oen 2anooiitritten unieres
GOu1tDs lit ~folgenoes:
/, Gris araut, 6; 90. 9oepper-
tueir, g..
J 2. 5ris saeel, Z; ebas ar2Hs
2A, aIfreo aoepperpein, 2;
Jrit MompeI, 3,
3, feline @n6I.
A. @iaie 9roun, 81; CHARLES
Braun, 33.
g. 9enrp 9inn, 8; George ssgo, 8.
81, 3. 8OmmatL 6, Sobn Sem,
6, feline Mabl.
2 &enrp Sod 8; 2uoolpb Tamp.
fe, 8.
8, feline Sail.
81 3. 8. Sorll is; SIS. Sorn,
Is.
TO- Sp. Bed, ID; u. aneupper, ..
1914, feline Wabl.
II, Jteo. M~dterberg, II; Mooli
Meitlneir, -.
IL, Mrtbur grebm, 8; Otto III
rid z.
10. S. 8. gopman, 10; Senru
Ghtpnb, 10.
IA, 81. q. 2ied, 5; Moam geder.
5; Sobn @roBenbnher 5.
Is, 9ermarn S. q. Ee5el, 8; Soc
Ni9alc5ofi, 6.
is, feline Mabl.
~, feline @abl.
1872, 6. 8. 2oefiler, Z; $. @oI-
tiers, 6.
10, @m. sdneioer, I; S. ST.
ider, 6.
20, 8. 8rebm, 10; u. S. gOIot,
II.
20H, feline @obl.
81, s. @. Bed, 80; s. $. Ger
reI IT,, rs.
90, 8errnann @iis, II; 9eorc
3nrnora, II.
90, Granf Goiiiano, So; Sum'
@nrtu, 81.
a. S. Ganr5em,. 10; g. Grie.
mann. 8.
%, feline @abl.
26, feline. @nbI.
81 s. 80. Manm, 6; s. 6
GInrf, s.
%, feline @abl.
20, Saeob 8ieOiger, s; s. giebi
ger, 5.
50, 3. g. gropn, 8; 9. ~. @e
terion, 8.
a. Gronf goees, 5; Millian
3reu0enberg, 5.
80 u. SO. eurtees, 6; @ia San
SO, s. %. meeOp> 3; n. 81. 60
mnr6s, 8.
81, feline @obl.
IS, Granf 8. Gaiios, So; georl
6. @nnnr6o, SIS.
So, Mrtbur grofun, 2: ;. n
yrie{f, 8.
81 feline WobI.
SO, 8 n. MuifeQ, Z; 90. Is
9rltulbo, {.
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46, albert Menttpi6, Z; 8. aei-
iil1e, Z.
a. aus. sorafelo, 9; Senrp
@en5e, Z.
As, %. IS. Collier, IS; 6. Sones,
10
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-07
JUST STAY WITH IT.

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 Nov there is encouragement for us ordinary loIa who have no won. sEiu gifts, no genius, but who may hsyy a lo, os grit and bulldog hang ca-luyeDess. If you are fighting to Easger your rsde profession or bust ness. fighting |. bring about reforms, fighting Go ssy a home. why
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