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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Gnxs.tnmrpsr Gazette, ptenstap, BEN Is. Guilt 1911.

Den ITO Eerionen beportirt. Son
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in @oib.
ington Di,rbeu $50 Yerionen aiii glp-
peaatlon 5ugeloiien. 0ieie 3ifferr
ergeben, oaB iibcr Die S1lfte Ser fir
Die Snauiiition betinirtcn Ginpdnoe.
rcr beim eritcn Serbor sugelaiien
muroen. @cnn ma bieie $500 in
Ibsltg bringt. 10 miirocn ctlpo 1000
Berionen pdbreno ocS Monates bon
Der Snanilitipn iiber lire ,3iiloiiungs.
fablgfeit 81 priifen gemeleil iein, mas
bel ltanoigeu bier Snquiiitionsabtbei.
llneet cine ibleuniae abiertieuns
Der Gitgeiperrten erseben bate, nnS
ocn $500 nnOern ginmanoerern Ell.
men mebrtGgige1 NufentbaIt in ocil
Silquilitionsr1limen eripart bate.
Wenn man ben leitenben Ginpanbe.
ringsbenmten bieie 3iiiern Dor Mu.
gen fiibrt iln0 ailf Die unniiBen De-
tinirnngen binipeilt 10 erbGlt man
3ur Mntport, Sab Dos 8cies genalt
porld)reibt, DOB berienige, ipelter
ben Brimdrinipeftoren nid)t S,peifels-
obne porfommt. einem Spc5ialperb6r
i%lbertpieien per6en miiiie, ltlb Die
3abl Der 9etiniruneell lei nid,t Sl
bod, iuenn man Die GualitGt Ser ge.
senwartigen @inpanberung in 9e-
traht 5iebe. Sas 9eamtenbeer auf
eais Sslano bot tros Der perbGltniB.
geringen Guaranteeing bic
ie baeeneien Differ erreidyt
lrlo muB chen beifdftiat peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
KatteIiieRer GekreruerbanS
Ses Demtict,sn Aeidses.

9aS fatbolii6c 2ebrerbereinsipe.
len 9eutiflarlos lit in elm Stooiunl
crfreulid)en @~adstGumS gcirctcn.
@G6renO Der aatboliid)e 2ebrerpcr.
bono Dcs Seutid)en Heid)es 1890 iuur
Gao mo 1900 crit 1864 Mitglicoer
5Gblte. betrilg ieiue MitglicocrSabl
Giinaiteu 1910 bereits 1862. Bon
oielenl 3citpunftc ab bat iid cine
nod lebboftcre Notwithstanding
ge5cigt. slm I. slpril 1911 Bate DER
Serbano 1864 Witglicber. boS lit
cine 3unabne psn 1912 MitglicOern
(5,2 Yrp5ent) inncrbal6 zines SAB.
res. Die Mitalieoer5o6l pcribeilt
lid folgenOcrmoben aui Die cin;elnal
gerbanosprupin5cn: Saben t09,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
was tsftet mnIer praiiSent?

Genal ausrefnen, piepiel Der Sra.
lioent uns foitet, lit einfah nif)i
moglid), oenn balb bier balO BORT
wirb bon Der Hegicruns et,paS be.
5ablt, mas MIR benz Yrdiioenten 81
@l,te fomn1t, ooer cs tperDen BON &c.
gierungsbeamten nOer 4ngelteaten
mebr ooer Dei1iger Irbeiten iiir ben
E~rGlibcnten ~aeliefert, obne bob tie
fiir bieien 3wed onseibrieben lper.
bet. Nebmen mir lrrr elm 9eiipiel:
Sails Der Trdiioent cine fitrse grbo.
lirngsreile 5,lr See MAIDEN mil, 10
itcben ibm cine Insabl &eeierunes.
natiirlid .foitenfrei" 5ur Ser.
iiigung. @as foitet ultS benn Ser
Erdoent. ipenn mir bon of bieien I'm.
bered)cnbareu llnfoiter, Die pieaeitt
~, Sto S,,,fo,,S So ,.otH,,, y>hSaLo,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

5olper leid)t in Ser Ierion zines
nelten gnipdrters fir bipIomatiide
Gbren gefunoen iperben, peld)er obne
irgeno pelde @orbiIoung ODER Yrii.
hung iif fiir5lih in 9oropn nit
&ithm bebedt bat.
nIenn mir cher ais 4%epnblif iurt.
beitcben mpllen rnS nnicrc rcpnblifa-
niidJen Sbcalc, ais Elm She'll nniercr
Snititntiuncn crbalten bleibcm iullen,
10 .miiiicn bic in nniercm biplumati.
idycn Sicnit beitebcnbcn @crbGltniHc
iOfort nnb fir INNER seGnbcrt Dcr.
ben"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

bieier GntihlieBuna in acnntnib ses
leet, lpdhrcno Der ipaniife GouiuL in
Sarraidl III @cgenmart ieineS cnalis
ldjen Gopcaca Dcul hortieen YaiGa
oarleatc, DOB Sa5 ipaniifc Sor9ehen
leptgltf be5wedc, Den Sultan in Der
MnfrcdterbaItung Ser Srbnuna All
interltiiscn, unb baber Die Iitz
rpirtlrng ancr 0rflihcn 8ebDrSen in
InIprlid] nehmc. Sics lit in aiir5c
Der Sergans bes ipnniihen @crifobes,
Der IN Earis iuie oas @inIGlaaen cincr
Vombe iuirfte.
Se'en bate mar IiG an Der Scinc
niGt periebcn, i%enIeits Scr YbrcuGcn
10 gelebrige Shiiler 5u iinpcn, ore
lhlallf 5i9reiien unb auS Sarraid Gin
lpaniifes gaiablanca MAIDEN ipilrhcn.
Weat prpteitierte unb fritiiierte, crs
tldrte Die Ilsecirasz Ntte nne Die ipns
Itigen frnn5piiid : ipaniifen Gbs
madungcn fiir perleet. Srdnfreidl
lei, 10 Idrieb %befanntItd1 Ser ,Semps",
bon Spanien bon Nnfans bis gu Gnbe
aetparnt iuorben nnb bnbc min nds
Heht, Den Sertrng bon 1904 an fillz
oigcn. ,g8ir iinb Spanicn's lucecn
nidt nodJ Sa55d 9eeangeu, mir bubcn
bic Wannihdften beS Generals
SoutGc iuebrIos BEN Ingriffen Ser
Warpffnncr preiseeeeben, Sranfreid
bat Die 8odc bes Setrcseneu ocipielt.
Gin biplouatiifes Ginldrciten ser
Mlgecirasz Wfdhte fonne Ii1 dls not6s
ipenbig eripciien." Siersesen ipcnhct
lid energiId bns .Sourilal ecS Sce
bats, ipelfes I'M iibriscn obieftip aes
mug 1T, Su inaeu: GO fpenig eercdts
ferti9t bas ipauiidje ltnternebnten
anf lei, 10 fiubii6 lpdre es, lid bar
iibcr su cntriiiten. nnb namentlif
itebe Die gntriiItius cen SariIer
gldttern Ihleft an. bic felt LANCER
Belt bic Hesiernng 5u einem t6atfrdf@
tigen Gingreifeu in Naroffo gez
brGngt bnbcn.
stebeu benz Vroteit unb Der aritif
tpiiroe and - erfldrlider @eiie -
Die Srase laut, Oh Gpanien bieien
tpeittraeenben gntitlnb gans aus
eisener Snitiatioe gefobt pSer Of elm
ipiritns rector nilBerbal6 Die Sdnb i'm
eetabt babe.
Ser Barrier rgclair" idrrcibt
neuerbings: r@ls bas 9onopner Guss
tpdrtige gr1t ben beriibmtcn cnaliidla
fransoiiihen @ertraa bon 1904 ais
preispiirbises @eIddit an bcn Iann
brin9en ipoIte, cling es Darnlif ans,
ben nDrbliden 9beil bon Iaroffo Den
Spanieru 5u~5liipeiien. Senu Die
fiirdten Spanieu nidt.
tpdbreno Die gntipideliing unierer
afrifaniiden grpaniion Der britifden
SerrIdaft an Der 1teerenae ban
eefdbrIi6 iperben f6nnte.
limb mir trob Der entente corr
bale ben eneliiden 9ldnen. Die ieBt
hire Sriifte trdeen, geppfert iporben.
ipcroen nod %srauiamcrc gors
gauge crleben. Die ipaniihe Wonar<
file bilbet einen 9eitanbtbeil Ser enas
&oniesfdmilie, Spanien lit
nebr ober tpcniger cine eneliibc San@
,elsfolonie, cine militdriide Silfsscs
'eli6aft @robbritannicn's. @ir baben
Der Inipeienbeit Safer 9ilz
beg Stpeiten IN Sanger gclittcn,
,bne si abnen. ba6 gouarb Ser Sies
ben a0nig IIfons ben SreiSebnz
ten in Gartasena auf bas 3iel bins
pies. pel6es bieier iest 9ari5 pffen
,erfolst."
1lnb MN lit. ipie mir auf Seite 1
neIoeten, mih Seutiflanb Dem 9eia
piele Spnnien's gefol9t. @bat merit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
James 2lleyiit,S O'0ertnan,

Der nelle Suuoesicnator bon Oten
Oorf, lit aatboIif, Der einsige aatbo.
lit I'M Sberbaule bes aonareiies
9as .New gorf Sreenan's Sournal"
lteat ibm oas 3eueniB aus, bab Ell
nift etlpa elm Saufiheintatbolif lit,
ionoern Elm Monn, Der ieinen @Iol,.
ben IN 8ort nnb Sbat befcnnt. glld,
&aroinol 8ibbons ipra6 in cinenI
TrcBinteruieip bon ibm in @orten
Der bof)lten Inerfennuna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
0suar.D Diplomatic"

@epraicntant Senrg BON Seras, Der
Mann, Der Is waat, in ein 8es.
bennett III itcd)en.-Gr nnterwirft
bas Y%rutentbnm in nnierer Giplp'
matte unb in ben Samilien nniercr
9nltimiaiouGrc elmer beifenSen
abcr iuobl besrinSctcn aritif.-
raonieanent iein," ieiu Wottu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
0ersmcifelf nidlf In

@er5ucifelt nidt in aranfbcit
ielbit Delln es tribe arsiiebt. Hofit
ollie Gire araite Suiammen, nm &c.
Juno ueroen 5it nollen, unb Iest Guer
g%ertrauen ouf Sorni's sllpenfrGutcr
Seine Ipotbefer WeoiSiit. Spe5ioI
Mgenten perfaifen i'm. aoreiie: Or.
Yeter Sabrnep II. Cons Co., 1875
9. Sopne slpe., Chicago, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
Gin Sreaiees perwanst.
febaitssp

ipnsbc. ipic ans Sulden in Sotbriuaen
gclhricben pirb, babrr6 geidafien,
onB cine Sod)tcr unb cine Wutter lid,
NIT Sipci Srilpcru pcrbeiratbetcu. Sns
iolgc bciien 1T bic S6pieacrnuttcr
Sdiudgcriu ibrcr cigencn Soct!er unb
her cine Sriiber Der Sdipicgcrpatcr
eeS anSeren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Su1alrnlen ..... .So39,0OO
Nllo $339,5OO pro Ssabr. @emiB
cine iebr beifeibene Slimme!
aonnte man Die anoeren 3ablen
audi erbolten, 10 miiroe Die Summe
gelpiB nod Inn meni9itens $4,000
erbobt fuerben, nit anoeren @orten:
Der Srdiibent, lpenigitens Der iesige
(oenn er 6raud)t beoeuten0 mebr oils
icine GorgGnger) foltet inns tGglif)
Die aleinigfeit bon ST ,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

Inf aid)ts lit iueniaer al
rcc)ncn ais erf sic Santbarfeit.
gber Die Sicbe ivirft nid6t I'M Ses
Sanfe5 .rilet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18

9as SpItem Der iogenannten Stan.
aro'3eit beitebt ieit Dem Sabre 1888
no puroe ourfJ gegenieitiges lleber,
,nfommen fir Die SabrpIGnc Der
iienbabn itnb Hcgulierung Der SO.
Iubr' 3etten ieitgeiest. Hod oieicnl
jpitem iinb Die Ser Stootcn, ipelfe
d bonn So. bis gum 1875. 2Gu9e.
ra6e ousbebnen, fir Die llbrsciten in
Ter lie Is 2Gngegraoe breite Stlln.
en5oncn 9etbeilt, bcreu WitteIlinien
e Merioiane biloen, mclhe Don benz
ngenommenen 8eltmcrioian bon
,reenipit electromagnetic INT IS
5rab (Sit5eit). 80 @rao Central.
aeit), t05 @rab (8ebirgs5eit) unO
100 @rao Bocific5eit) seoerapbii6er
8Gnae %o6itehen. Sn ieber bon SIt
rad @eii foIgcnOcn Gone nimmt Die
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
asagiIill
SANTA notes.

Roy Miller has returned to work in
the machine shop after being off sew
eral days suffering with an attack OF
rheumatism.
Ernest Holman. of Argentine, is here
spending several days on business
trip.
Miss Ethel Miller left Saturday for
points in Colorado where she will spend
a two weeks vacation She is an en-
ployce of the car accountants depart
ment
jay Thomas is spending this week
in Chicago, where he was sent on a
business tript.
Harry Magin, of Eskridge is here
spending two weeks on a business trip
While in the city he is the guest OF
his brother Ira Magill, of the paint
shop.
George Brown, of Wichita, is here
spending two weeks visiting relatives
and friends. He expects to return
here in october to remain permanent
".
l. Olson. of St. Louis, spent the day
here Monday on a business trip
Bert Wilson, of the car sheds, is inn
proving after being of week with an
attack of rheumatism.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
DEFENSE FOR BLACKBTRDs.
lola Official Responsible for Slaughter
Gets Many Letters.

lola, Kan, Aug. 29.-Judge D. B. D.
Smeltzer of the municipal court is not
the only official in lola to draw the fire
of criticism through an official act Hard
zers sentence of Mrs. Ella Reese to the
rock pile died away when the wrath of
the public was called down upon the head
of Samuel Crumley, custodian of the
county building.
Many fIocks of blackbirds, on their
migratory flight, have stayed the last few
nights in the trees in the courthouse park.
The branches of the trees were black with
them They became so satisfied that
Crumley invited the sportsmen of the city
to turn out with their guns and slaughter
them The invitation was responded to
heartily and hundreds of the birds were
killed. Now Crunlley is receiving letters
condemning him for his action.
Mrs. Howe's letter follows:
Dear Mr.. Crumley: L read this morning
courthouse yard. I hope some good friend
of the birds will rise up and save your
town from such a disgrace. The black
bird and the crow two of our best
read bulletin No. u, L. S. department of
agriculture. 1t is an offense against the
scientific economy of your state to
destroy them. If you do not need them
''shoo' them over into Missouri. We have
to spray our fruit trees and we need
them.
Crows and blackbirds hold conventions
with recognized leaders. Doubtless your
town was honored as the meeting place
for delegates chosen from all over the
country. One hundred thousand black
birds will catch more sandflies than men
scientists on motor cycles. Chase away
the murderer with the gun and spare the
birds. The Creator gave us the birds. We
blackbird and crowi Thank Him for the
birds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
HAD high OLD TIME. ="
Newport Colony Shocks Humber City
Residents.

Newport, r. L. Aug. 29.-Many resi-
dents of this city are criticising the
actions Of more than hundred of the
guests at the fancy dress ball given
by Mr. and Mrs Leonard NJ. Thomas
Saturday night. Around 3 o'clock the
next morning the jewellers formed a
procession led by Moicure Robertson.
made p as an Indian chief and did
a war dance, accompanied by playing
band of 20 pieces, over the field.
Mr. Thomas acted as tOreador and
Mrs. Thomas, dressed as "Du Barry.
Following them were Spanish dancing
girls, toreadors, Salomes. gypsies, sail
ors. ladies of the harem, queens that
have lived in history, Indians, Chinese
lnandarjns, characters in hction-most-
" from the French-bandit queens, pir-
atas, flower girls and figures taken from
the drama
About dozen houses We're visited
where dancers, who had gone home.
were asleep. They were serenaded,
routed out of bed and compelled to like
the innovation. When this was over,
everybody declared that it was the
greatest time in the last ten years of
Viewpoints history.
One of the features of the evening
was the new dance TO the strains of
'sA1exanderss Ragtime Band - which was
danced with Spanish movement. 1t
JSr4s led by Mrs. Charles De L. Oelrichs,
IN q costume which showed red silk
stockings and Shoes Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt
The Grizzly Bear dance was consid-
eret q scream. It was done over and
over and Mrs. Longworth viewed it
for the first time.
Miss Constance Warren heard a
chauffeur ask another for a cigarette
and she presented her handsome ci-
gareSte case and enptied its contents on
the palm Of the admiring chauffeur.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
WIRE TEARS FINGER OFF.
Thrown Into Fence by Horse, Man
Leaves Digit in Fence.

ElDorado. Kan, Aug. 29.-Throwr
from his buggy when his horse became
frightened Anderson Davisson, 81, lost
the index finger of his left hand Sun
day morning. The finger caught in a
chicken wire fence and was torn from
the hand.
DAVIDSON was preparing 10 get in his
buggy in front OF his honla on South
Denver street. The horse jerked and
began to run while his foot was on the
step. The jolt threw DAVIDSON into the
wire fence with considerable force. His
hand was spread out. to break his fall,
and caught in the wire. The finger was
found hanging there an hour LATER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
RECALLS DREAM AFTER DEATH.
Drowned Mans Employer Warned of
George Owens Death.

Arkansas City, Kan, Aug ga re-
narkable incident in connection with
the death of George Owen by drown
ing ~as the dream of w. L. Emrick
his employer, in a dream the night
before the drowning.
Mr.. Emrick says he dreamed he saw
a man drown in the river. and he
water and roll the PROSTATE form over
q barrel in an effort to bring life back
but the efforts were in vain. The
dream did not impress him fully
enough to give it any thought until he
was notified of the drowning of George
Owen. Then the sleeping presentation
came back TO him XerX forcihlX.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
SELLS LOAD OF WHEAT; FLEEs.
Farm Hand Sorry. He Says. But His
Family Is Moving.

Beleville. Kan, Aug. 29.-Ernest Carroll,
young man working for A. L. Hoagland
a farmer north of here, brought two loads
of wheat to the Guy elevator while Mr..
Hoagland was visiting over Sunday in
Nebraska. He sold the wheat for 500 80
and disappeared He had been working
at Hoagland's for a month.
He left a note saying that he hated to
do this, but he was married. AS his fam
lily was moving, he was going to them
Carroll said it would be useless to look
for him in Montana, as he was not going
there. Carroll came from Oklahoma. AT
ter selling the wheat he took the work
team back to the farm and came to town
again with horse and buggy, which he
left at livery barn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. w. Shepperd and wife to J. Z
Miles, lots 387 and pit. 1856 Morris
ave-, Dr. Martins Place add. IS, 500
G. NJ Hickman and wife to A. E.
Uric, lots 508-510 East 9Th ave,
' Sdlo ) 1,oUO
H Ball to S. Q. Sarver, lot POP and pit
2O0-204 Monroe St, First ward-....-.- $50
f. Kelly and wife to G. H. Senne and
wife, lots 73-5-7-9-a Kendall ave.
henWOOu ADD. 1sOuo
G. w. Swartz and wife to D. A. Say
Ter, lot II and pit. German ave-,
Gordon's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
E. Linge and wife to L. W. Timber
lake, lot 11S and pit. 166 9Th ave.
West, Holmes add. .................. $500
H. M. Guy and wife to e. H. Guy,
lot 152 and pit. $50 Horne ST., Haynes
Sdu- L
+. H. WitWer and others to L. Nc
Andrews, pit. lot 1902 Van Buren, St,
Huntoon's add. 1
S. J. Bowen and wife to A. S. Harm,
lot 358 Jewell ave, Boynton's add 10
G. z. Joss to A. Heise, e IL 30-13-16- 20 800
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
AN INSPECTOR OF SHEETS.
John KleinIans, Pure Food Man, Now
Has This Title.

The state board of health has re-
ceived so many com plants about
hotels violating the regulation relating
to bedclothes that it has appointed
John KIeinhans one of its pure food
inspectors, to deal particularly with
this matter. He will be known Off
cially as inspector of bedcIothes and
will see to It that patrons of hotels get
what they are entitled to under the
law which requires that sheets shall be
80 inches long and free from germs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29

Kansas City. Aug. 29-President
Taft will be the only speaker on the
program of the National Conservation
con gress at Convention hall here the
night of September 25. The congress
convenes for it's first session on the
morning of that day and the officials
decided to set aside the entire time
at the evening session for the presi-
dent, who will speak on the general
subject of Conservation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
Notes and PersonaIs.


Mrs. c. A. Jones and Mrs. S. c.
Hensel, who have been visiting IN La
Harpe. have returned home.
Mrs Lille I4eeper of Syracuse, ac-
companied by her little da4 ig;t3a
her mother Mrs. Carrie Higgins of
Mrs. Earl Frost of 419 West Grant
street. has returned from visit IN
Mrs. q. L. Saunders and son Lyle.
of 1922 North Tyler street, have left
today for a two weeks visit in TOron-
to- Canada.
North Topeka avenue, have returned
from Michigan where they have been
spending the summer
Arthur Eadin of LeaVenworth, who
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Anna Bollotte of 224 West Laurent
street, has left for a visit with rela-
tives in New York city. Mrs. Boil
Iotte accompanied him as far as KAN
<sas City
ing at the home of Il T. Tenant
1927 North Tyler street
The regular monthly meeting of the
Soldier township board was held at the
Shawnee State bank Monday AFTER
noon. 1t was reported that two new
stone bridges have beer completed one
is a stone arch bridge three miles north
east Of Topeka on the Barber farm. Ihe
other is elEnL mics ilOILA4ScSo u
peka on the BOles farm The order
that the weeds along public highways
must be cut is being observed.
.,Ir c. B. Cunningham and daughter
Miss Gladys Cunningham, are IN Kan
sas City on business.
Mrs. Harry Brown. of Salina, has
returned home after a visit at the home
of r. B. McMasters, 916 North jackson
street.
Miss Gladys Cunninsham has return
ed from Colorado Springs where she
has been spending the summer.
c. w. Lukens is in Emporia on bust
ness.
Mrs. Margaret Hohberg and daugh-
ter Anna. who live at 1410 West Cor
don street, will leave for Riverside
cal. September IA, where they expect
to stay a few months in visiting her
son. Gus Hohberg, and daughter. Marie
Fleming In returning they will visit
her other son, Fred Hohberg, in Tulsa
Ok
A. M Petro druggist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
Joe Jefferson III Is Dead.

Buzzards Bay, Mass, Aug az
Joseph Jefferson's grandson, Joseph
Jefferson III, is dead at his summer
home here from epilepsy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29

This is regarded as another Of Miss
Wsrren's original stunts
Residents of Newport have been dis
posed to allow the society folk to DO
as they pleased, but there is a faction
that believes such actions have q tend
ency to desecrate the Sabbath. Early
Sunday morning parties are quite the
rage now
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-29
NOTICE.


on AN Ordinance. supplementary to Or
dinance No. 2407, authorizing The Topeka
Railway Company, its successors or as
signs, to construct, maintain and operate
a freight railway line or switch extending
from its present Jackson street line on
tangent west through Seventh street into
the property of The Topeka Edison Com
pany situate at the southeast corner OF
Seventh and Van Buren, street" be fur
Their postponed until Thursday, 800 o'clock
a. m, August 81, 1911 which motion was
lost.
Commissioner Tandy further moved that
action on An Ordinance, supplementary
to Ordinance No. 2407, authorizing The To-
peka Railway Company, its successors or
assigns. to construct, maintain and OPP
crate a freight railway line or switch
extending from its present Jackson street
line in a tangent west through Seventh
street into the property OF The Topeka
Edison Company situate at the southeast
corner Of Seventh and Van Buren, streets"
be further postponed until 900 o'clock a.
m. Tuesday. September 5. 1911, which mo-
ton prevailed.
Commissioner Miller moved that the
city attorney be instructed TO prepare an
ordinance prescribing the location where
on the streets, the motion prevailing.
No further business appearing on mo-
ton Of Commissioner Tandy. commission
adjourned to meet at 500 o'clock a. M.
Thursday August 81, 1911.
TseaL1 c. d. BURGE.
City Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Large white Angora cat. Reward
for return or information leading TIC re-
turn Please notify Ind. phone 2943 Black
$40 Buchanan st.
LOST-Part of watch fob with Woodman
charm. Return to 61S Monroe. Reward
LOST-GoId sunburst pin, diamonds and
one ruby. Reward. Ind. 1867.
We have several farms to trade for
city property. Call and see us.
NcNAMEE REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.,
225 New England Bldg.
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Bids for the construction OF the new
Mount Olive NJ. f. church. corner 18th
and Buchanan, will be received up TIL 3
a. m, September IS. by
REV. G. w. II. HOPEWELL,
TIA West 18th st.