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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Etnbredler.

SIN 2auFe Der Ritttpo6 Ra6t pur.
ben orei !0GuIsr in WaoHonDiGe BON
Ginbrshern bstmgeiuht. 3unGhit
purbs ipdbreuo Der NbtpeIerbeit Der
iSomiIie Der Wobnuu9 oes DR.. 5reo.
Cub, Ro. 4436 6oreit 4oenue, ei1
geIu6 dbgeitattet. SdmmtIthe Rdus
me lpurben burhfuht uuo etne Vleuge
SitberIaten entpeuoet Bon bier
tesabsu ith Die Dtebe nah Der Wcha
nung os5 g8m. 8an Door, go. 4438
s5orsit 4peuue, mo iie ebenfulIs bes
oeutenbe 9eute mahten. Bel Dem Yers
fute in bic nuhegeIegene Bobnuug
beg fr1. Mnrrie arumpe ein3ubre6eu.
lpurosu tie bon Iebterer uberraitt
unp perfhsusht, ebe tie Seute mddsn
tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
llnangenebme cage.
Albert Stprs 5nr 4aft5eit siuiidyen
Uabritabl nnS Sdlad)tmano
eiHgeflemmt.

Gin unanssnebmss uro gefdbrIitss
G6tnt,utr bate fruh gsitsrn Rpraen
Der as Sabre aIte gilbert Stors, BON
Ro. 1775 On WcUliuar Strobe, AL
teftsbtn. Serr 5tors hattie Iih na6
fsiner Sffic, inn 3. Stodpsrt bes Suls
bertsg.b6ubss an 6.Ane. unbBins5tr.
tsssb,n. um Elm Deibnahtspatst, psls
tts .r perseifsn bate, gu boIsn. gsim
Usrloiin Ser Office benier.te er, baB
bic gbiire bes JabritublIhd6ts often
itanb, unb lsbnte iid iibsr um gu iern,
cb Der glspator nod In 9strieb lei.
6itrbet entfiet ibm Dos padet. I'm
bas ltpsere ipitoer su erlan9en, IieB
er iih an einem Der Grabtieile 81 bsm
5abritubl birab, gsrietb Ing 9Isitsn
unb Idnbst. 3rpifden 5ahritubI unO
Wano nes S6ahtes. unb sr tonnt. in
isinem iaun s 3ou breiten 9sFdngnib
ip.ber 5anb nod SUB riibrsn. Seine
5ilferuFs nurbsn Ihlieblih bon Dem
Wantmafhiniitsn Dan 5orn sshort.
ipelcher mehrere Tlule bas adnSe &C.
blubs hurtiuhte, biz CT fdlisbli6
ben gefansen.n entbsdte. Ssin, Be-
mubungen, ibn gu bsfr.ien, parsn srs
foIslos unb sr fab fih genothigt. bic
6ilfe Der poIis.i in Nnfpruh gu nsh>
men. erit nuhosm eis cine Ssits
bss 1utritubls ubsebrohen pprben
mar selans ss, Stors, pelfer pollitGns
niu .rihSpft mar, aus isinsr unanses
nsbmsn Sag. gu befreien. Gr hattie
Sci benz seidhrlihen A6enteu.r Irettsr
ssinsn S6uosn aenommtn.
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8ebmrten.

Gbparo uno Rpie asli6, 5215 Cor
neu Ipe., Wdbhen.
9soree unb Rebettd piteIhetmsr,
6013 Gppprtb Npe.. anabe.
Satob uno Marpera Glsin, 4O6
Clinton Strabe, WlGohsn.
2entusI unb Soa 5iloebranb, GOT
StraBs, 3rpiQinge (WGnden).
:. uno Doris Ranioboff, DAT unn
Stanton glpe., Wdohen.
WaIter unb ge[le 9ottlieb, 3513
Reaoins Roub, Wldbben.
Sobn unb Glifabetb 5arfmann, 327
mphapt Strabe, WtGb9eu.
Better unD G!tia Seiiert, 2236 2ott
Str, anabe.
Wlprrts uno Rois WiIlinstp, 141C
pium Ctr, anabe
Charles unb 2lnna Disrts, 112z
Sherman Npe., 4ndbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22

Gtubtpoter WihaeI Uluaen, Der sua
fduiaer W,iie DOrbeitam, bic GOmbats
tontsn fsbr IhnxQ unb nahorldlih
trsnnie. Die iin priieslrbsn iDarsn
b<r aontratsor M. Gonnellp uno elm
isalienif1er 5uhrmaHn. Der aIsemein
untsr bsm Ramsn ~Jraneiseo" beiannt
In. Gis ssrietkn elmer perf6nliHsH
Anaelseenbit ipesen in stnen morts
ip<hfsl uno ss Tam su fhlasenoen UT.
gumenten. Biz 6err WulIen iih in's
Mittel leete uno benz b0hit unliebfds
men Worfall, Der iih oirett Dor BEN
Buredu b.s Mrbeitsbirsttors TN Rors
ribor abfpielte, elm Gnbe mafte.
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9ebensariahrlid,e Z Sdlnspunoe.

Der 80 Sabre alte Reger Sertn
Simmer, bon so. 430 Sobn StraBe,
purpe geitern Radmittag pdbreno cts
mes Strette5 i'm Silosr Utoon 2ogtr4
haus BON einem nur uRter oem gtomsn
.Bpptsr~ bstannten RaifeseupHsn
srpeimal in BEN Riideu geihofsn uno
lebensqsfdbrIth berlest. Gr rpuroe
mad nem 'tdbtHaen 5oIpttaI gebrott.
uno bic qpli5st fobuoet aaf fsiHsn
Nnareifsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Etrakenbabnl,niau.
Trauf Huttermann tr6gt geiabrlidc
Eerlebungen bapoH.

ssront Rottsrmann. 65 Sabre alt.
befIsn aersiie iih nod uint feititeaen
Iieb, puroe s.ittrn an Sprins 9rope
anenue uno ainbsn GtrnBe BON einem
Woatn Der 6. 3. G =. 1raetion 60.
aetroffen unb sur 5eitt seihleuoert.
Der @niperperlests ipurbe auf Der
Gar mad Der 3.bnten Ditriitsitation
In gumminsuille uno BON bort IN
benz poI,asiautomobil mad oem itdotis
Idtn 6oipital ssbrdnt. mo es ist
terausitellts, bab CT tintn Sndoels
trud, io,rie anpsre ihiDert Acpfpuns
ben trlittsn bate. Gein 3uItano
att far scientific. Rad 4usiag,
BON Musenseussn ,onnit Der Woiors
mann Nm. Steelman ben llnIaa nlhi
psrbutsn, oa Roitermdnn oirett Dor
ote Gar oetreten iein lcn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

lSdmes 8. Draft. 90. Gina, Cbio.
|Waubs O. Jausl,r, 80. gibfouaoaft.
|Samss glDpo. 20. 1886 Carlisle 4bs.
lGeftfube Smith. 19. 423 Jobn Ctr.
Gso. .. Q. Riibl IT,. %. 2S49 6ens
ibap Aps.
Gosn ml. Goons. 27. 4303 Columbia
Mbf.
(3omss .. Worman, 22, 1888 Gbs
frurbS Roob.
lRuth DoHne1p. Is. 1885 Wilmerap.
|Rat1an Rat, 55, s35 Clinton ctr.
lenna NeIostp. Al. bessI.
|qbiIip R!einman, 30, 4O4 Dcpib ct.
lMofa SHANE. 20, 1882 Gutter Ctr.
lUsetae Denbsrion, "a, Alt Stem Gt.
lWdinie Rdniins. "a. oessl.
jJotn Cigar Soban. q, 1905 0lob.
ftsns Mpe.
Esl1n 8. 1bOmos. 16. 1919 GeR Gt
( |eom. GJsrstp. 27. $40 RenDon Ape
lGi1ie 6ari. q. S07 MtIs Z. Ctr.
|zuQsn grsips. SO, asrinsion. ~.
l1Jlarttd q. psarl. "a, Gn,erp 4stsl
j1Dm. Ulanborf. "A. 1888 MeR s. ~
lUesso Gbambdusb. "a. oeseI.
jlDul 9. Danes, %, Nortb Henb.
(1lesis 8. bennington. is. 6aplel
qatl.
Ilpuis 0ifdkr. "a. SpringfeIO. .
lalus @berburne. 20. LAO Central 40
jOipsn3 Gornslifon. q. 2126 UlO
rente Ups.
lslannstts gsartin. 10. $50 Glinto,
CTR.
fpttl mtiss. %. Mberbten. Dbis.
leisua 3. Guttpn, 40. 8. bnh Rt
p1etfDn Aps.
(ae&n ". GoipslI. 30. 3ol6 aposb
1nsn Mpe.
tglt9srins q. o<nrp. 20. 2l24 81
96a,eS Nbs.
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Mlter Mrteiter


Spbn Strider, 60 Jobre alt, elm
Arbeit.r in Jlsiinmann'B Gobrit
In RiptrFbe, tpobnbaft Rp. 2751 Dsit
8. 4penue. fpurbe etftern auf bem
W.ge 3ur Mrbeit an Der 8. Mpenne uno
Wt. Gdp Rpob bon sintm 3uge Der
Big Jour giienbahn iiberfahrtn uno
duf Der Gtetle gstobiet. Die 9eifs
tpurbe nod Der Rousue sebrant uno
Der Coroner orbnete einen Juaueft an.
sirifer iianb friit<r In itdstifhen
9Henifeu.
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NnIxkIid, oss kporff<heuben SO,

GnIdbIih oss xpOrfi<benDen Wsibs
nuhtsfeites bot bic Rtnb,rheimdth
bic tsnnniIib in ibrem isgensreihen
Nisisn sinsis unD alIein duf cisWilos
lkdtieseit bss pubIitums oneertfen
N, einen aufruf .rlaHtn. In tpeItem
NenFtknfrsunbs aufasfcrbert fperoen,
bsy MnftoIt gu seoenitn unb fir bie
6slmatblolsn aIeinen. bic In Der ains
bttteimatb Aufnabnte finben. elm
&fkrfltin beisutrastn. GtDoiee Ga
tkn Fnb an .1k gHlbrens 9ome4
30. 312 Wsit 9. glDe., ~ rihten.
an Der MnitaIt. bie fit benz Sabre
LISA bsnstt. -trurbsnAi isis .isner .3eit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
1per Aanh.

G&uliuperiusenbeni Dpts bat IN ben
istisn 9aeen bon foIt isbens Witsliso
Der Qebferi4uft on btH bieIiofn Of1
lsnttden 6&ulen Uliidnunf fHrtis
Ben anldtli4 ieiner Gnsf4eiouns. bab
e aud fsrner9in bier bItiten min. ers
tatten. Da d Elm ding bsr unm6ss
ii@tsit III. hisis Wrieie sinstln ~ be-
ont1porteu, bat 6err DDtr Gin dHess
meinsS Mntiperff ff4rtibtn oafgdett. In
lrsld5em er ieineR Eant fir bic Gliid.
nnml&e auSipri@t unb Der 0sbftr,
I&1ft Anerssnnuns iiir ihn srfclprti.
e xk6iisssH in 5nisrsas bsr Sou.
tea.1pui@g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Ghrenpulle Grfpa bnuug.

Die 9oIiSiften DeiB. aHte uno
grueitle, iotpie Stattonshaus1h 1hlieber
9ibbons pom slpeiten Diltritt ueros1
In oem seItri9en goli3eibuletin sbrena
bpQ erpd6nt neil iie Die rpetbe gran
8irgis Oates, pelhe nor eirisen la
gen ibren idrpor5en Guttsa sritaA
Ieitgnpmmsn. bokH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
Eterbli4feitsberiMt.

oSpbn Maobsn, So, @norep ape.,
@ebirnihlaa.
paulin, ssreibsra, 81, SO 2anoon
Court, 6sr5ltioen.
0.pree Shaapp. "a, 1920 gestmun
Ctr, Snqusit in Sduebe.
6arriet 1pfpnslep. II, 3710 Trate
ap,., Dipb.betitis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22

9pei Dirse berur q d en-
Isbr piel GIsnp, unb oas finb 9erens
tunaen unb auetidunsen. GinSeln
ober auIammen. CT. Satpbs Del lpsib,
mas NIT Dsnislben su taun~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22

6tlen g. piper III Hadlabperpale
term Jobn 9. Viper; perfonalien
$500. Grunbeisentbum $4,000.
Ulorie lebermsier III Ssitamentss
pplIitrsderin BON louis 2ebsrmeier;
Grnnbeiesntbum $3.50.
NDm. 5. Gduler lit RablaBpsrpols
ter bon 1bomas Grop; perionaIisn
$126.
m1arsare. Disblins tit 5eitamentss
poIIiire6srin BON 6enrp 0isbIing; ;pers
fonaIien $3.50, Orunbeigentbum $4,000.
0reb. 6. 6offmonn TT RadIebperz
mailer bon Gup GainsipOoo; psrfonaz
lisn $70O.
NIter gerbre6er na d
2onspiep seiditt.
Der 75idbrise Wi1iam Timbsrlats,
Der fsiner eissnen ausiass aufolge
rlebr als fiinf3is Sabre isinss aebens
binter 3uhtbausmousrn 3usebrdht
BOT, Durbe ssitern auf 8streiben bss
Superintenbenten Doosr pom itlbtiz
ihsn Arbeitsbouie benz Srrsnarate
porgefiibrt unb nd6 itattgsbabter I'M
terfnhuns benz aongDistp afpl iibsrs
tpisien, mo ct obne 3tpsiTel isins Iase
befhlieben pirb. 9imberlats puros
am britten Sttober bisiss Sabrss tps=
gen Diebitabls auf feds Wonate mad
Der NnItalt aefhidt, bsnobm ii9 aber
felt Der 3eit itets 10 fonberbar, baB
bsrr Baber enblid beidIob, Jpn aui
feinen Oeiites3uitanb bin unteriu6sp
Az lafIen. Der alk Wann, Der sans
iinbifh s.tporb.n ift, mar geitern Il
| IHpad, bab er in bas untsriudungs
siinmer eefibrt perbsn mubte uni
aud tpdbr.nb Der unkriuhung MIDI
piel iaseu tonnte.
gerfnieb,nes.
| Caroline sgeesler bat eine De6Iet
fOrberuns iiber $1,000 gsssn Dm. 9
polanb einsetlast.
! gbas. Binoehip, Rdtlabperpalte
ces Quisi Sisti, rpel9 2sstssr, mob
renb .r in Di.nfttn Der ROntrattorsl
| Qongborn &c Ballard Itdno, in sSolo
zines unfoas isin a.bsu sinbiibte, pa
oie 5irma auf 3ahlung bon S1O,00t
perilast.
1ukrt 5umphr.p. Der ausstlag
fsono, auf Senrp Weil siHen S6u'
absefsuert gu hdbsr, puroe ssitsr
freiaefprod,en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22

eine Gfeioune BON Irthur Gtout ers
lnnste, erbielt hamols anh bic Sbbut
aber ibr Disridbrises Sobnfen Glrb..
1rosbtm ipubis iih Der Batter in ben
geiis besielben su iebsn unb brunie e.
mad Der ainbers heimdtb. Dor sinigen
2asen ertrnnfte bas ainb am Shors
lad uub pHrbe nnh benz ftdbiiihen
9oIpiial sebrant. Dd es Der Wutt.r
niht erlaubt ipuroe, bns aino su ies
ben, itrsnsst fie seitern elm oobeas
Corpus Usrfabrsn sesen Superintens
bent syebrenbnth pom 6ofpital, Sus
perintenbent Groufe bon Der Hinoers
b<imatb unb ibrsn GysGatien an. Der
sSaI fpirb heute 0ormittas 10 ll1r Dor
Rihter Gufbins aur gsrbanoluns
fcmmen.
lGrbobte gerpiIlisungen.
Die Common pIeas Rihisr 8rcms
tpsn uno CUNT. otnen oie Applitutios
nsn bes gountp Reeoroers. Gountb
6briffs. gountp Aubitors nnb Gouns
| ip Glerts. um GrhDbuns ihrsr BON ben
GountpsRommiFdrsH @ fefisefestsn Nsrs
lnillisungsn fur bos Jabr 1912 unier.
breitet irurbsn. bob<n eefiern benz Re-
ltorber $3.50, benz Gberiff $3.50 .68,
benz Mubitor $13.076 hnb bem Glsri
| $20, ,143.50 3uinuB semdhrt. ncbur6
| fin bie Btirdse foIesnbermnBeu jfflIfn.
sRercrbss $27. $50. Gbertff 500. 90
Mubitcr $47. 200 uno Glert $89. $50
IRahInb.Nn Nnselegsnhtittn
/ Mama Goerttntr III 1eitnmentspolI'
Iiire6srin BON Gnttlieb 0nerttnsr,
I0sanbsiosnibnm $25Oo,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-05
NAIL CLERKS MAY GO.
General Retrenchment Policy Will
Mean Fewer Men in West.

Kansas City, Jan. 5-Because of the
general retrenchment policy Of the
postmaster general, the jobs of $50 rail-
way mail clerks working out of Kan
eas City hang in the balance. 1t is
expected the postal force will be re-
ouced by that number here. although
the work is now as heavy as the whole
FORCE can handle.
The reduction of the force will be
made on the recommendation of Joseph
A. Stewart, assistant postmaster gen.
eral, who has charge of the railway
mail division. He recommended the
elimination of 636 railway mail clerks
The statement of the assistant post
master general is made public through
George H. Fair, president of the Rail
way Mail association, who wrote a let
ter to each of the transportation offices
or the service, in which he gives the
comparative number of men for the
years 1910, 1911 and 1912 and adds the
significant suggestion that the COM
PARSONS will be Interesting"
For the year ending June 80, 1910,
there were II, 120 clerks in the United
States railway mail service. For the
year 1911, which will end June 80, there
have been 18056 clerks. In his recon-
mendation, the assistant postmaster re-
duces the number to 17,420 clerks for
his estimate. That will mean that the
national legislature will make appro-
priation for that number and the rest
must 60
The railway mail clerks at the local
Office last night said that in the year
which will end June 80 the mail out OF
Kansas City, Denver and all OF the
larger cities in the seventh division OF
the service has increased. Many OF the
clerks said that there would be no re-
course except to resign and let the
service take care Of itself.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-05
SENATOR. BAILEY SELLS HORSES.
Texas Breeder Retires From Ranks of
Horsemen

New York, Jan. Sit is announced
here that Senator Joseph w. Bailey of
Texas has decided to sell his entire
trotting horse breeding, stud and will
retire permanently from the ranks of
breeders The announcement is made
by his New York agents, who have
been authorized to sell his entire
string of horses, about fifty head in
ALL at public auction next month. The
only horse which will not go under the
hammer is the famous stallion Prodi-
GAL 2:16, now twenty-five years old,
which the senator has owned many
years.
Senator Bailey gives lack of time
and pressure of other business as the
reason Tor his decision The announce
ment came as a surprise to horsemen
here. :
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-05
WORD FROM PHILIPPINES.
Captain Peterson's Belated Letter
About Holman Chicken Ordinance.

There are some people, probably,
who have forgotten that M. c. Hol-
man, city commissioner, at one time
recommended an ordinance proh1b1t-
ing the Growing of roosters in the city
limits after a certain hour OF the
night. That story is at least three
months old and like all uprislngs II
has died down until only the ashes OF
the smouldering ruins remain.
But there is one subscriber to tina
State Journal who lives so far away
from Topeka that his voice in the
matter was not heard until this az
ternoon. Far away in the Philippines
there is an old Topeka boy, captain
of the 9th company Philippine scouts.
His name is Peter Peterson. Capt
Peterson reads the State Journal ev-
cry evening in the officers quarters
and even though he is so far away
that he cannot Vote-he cannot nave
a voice in any civic action without
waiting until the action is dead and
gone, he watches for the State Jour-
nal and takes note of city affairs.
As long as he has read the columns
of home news, Captain Peterson has
taken everything he has read and he
las raised no voice of complaint. But
upon reading of the rooster ordinance,
Captain Peterson wrote the following
letter-a letter that will be read with
Interest especially by the friends of
the captain in this city:
Tagabiran, Samar, +. L.
Nov. 20, 1910.
To the Editor of the Topeka State
Journal, Topeka, Kan:
Have read with interest in your
columns of September %, 1910, the
articles Boosters Must Not Crow To-
night" BOOSTERS no doubt are nuis-
ance especially so when fellow comes
home during the wee small hours of
the morning thinking about the good
companionship. just left around the
corner; but what about the children
which a fellow occasionally hears dur
ing these same wee small hours of the
morning and some times much less
than % feet away. I will go the Hon
orable Commissioner Holman one bet
ter. and recommend that a Maxim Sill
encer be placed on all children under
the age of 10 years between the hours
of O'Clock p. m. and o'clock a. m,
daily, Saturdays and Sundays not ex-
cepted. Sincerely,
PETER PETERSON
Captain 27th Co., Philippine Scouts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-05
Oakland GOSSIP |
| Hzaa.l
SsSsI ] a2II55T1JITYSSl--AahfnkNI

utems for the Oakland column may be
telephoned to Ind phone 1751.l
Mr.. S. r. Hoffman of Sterling, Kan,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Reaugh, of 238 Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Sam Jones entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Glendenning and Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Glendenning at her home on
Forest avenue on New Years day.
Mrs. John Lingo and son William
have returned from Cherokee and Kan
sas City, where they spent two weeks
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. Pate,
and aunt, Mrs. Ray.
Miss Ethel King, an employee of the
Mills Dry Goods company, is quite sick
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Lemley, 80 Winfield avenue.
Mrs. P. A. Harris of 112 Michigan
avenue left today for points in Texas,
where she will visit relatives for one
month. While in the state she will the
guest of her, son, and will be accom-
panied on her trip by her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Lula Harris of West Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shuler and son
Charles of East Seward avenue were
guests at dinner New Years day of Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Cole of 230 Oakland
avenue.
Miss Bertha Anderson is improving
after being sick two weeks with an at
tack of fever.
Mr.. Warren Miller is spending sew
eral days in Kansas City on business
trip.
Miss Beulah Thomas has returned to
Pittsburg, Kan, where she teaches
school. after spending the holiday vaca-
ton with her parents here, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Thomas.
Miss Cora Meyers is spending several
days in Lawrence. Kan, the guest OF
friends and relatives.
Miss Hazel Jewell of Kansas City il
eneudfI1sr several DAYS here the e1,es+ m
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shultz.
Harry B. Wagner is able to be al
work again after being off several
weeks on account of illness. He was
suffering with an attack Of rheuma-
tism.
cago, where he spent the holidays will
friends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-05
First published In The Topeka State
Journal Thursday. Dec. %, 1901

SHERIFF"S SALE.
In the District Court of Shawnee County,
State of Kansas.
Bank of Topeka, Plaintiff,
vS.
Vending Machine and Manufacturing Com
pany, Defendant
Case No. %, 4OS.
By virtue of an execution issued to me,
out of said District Court, in the above
entitled action, I win. on Thursday, the
18th day of January. A. D. 1911, at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the basement
of the Crawford building, corner of Jack
son and 9Th streets, in the City of To-
peka, in the County of Shawnee. in the
State of Kansas. offer at public SALE and
sell to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand, all the following described
chattel property, to-wit:
/ Brown and Sharp Miller machine, No.
/ and attachments.
w: B.. Knight sensitive drill. No. 15S.
and attachments.
s. & L. P. c. grinder No. g.
set stock and dies
large reversible vice.
Warmers vices, No. 217.
1 lot carpenters tools.
l dozen cabinet clamps.
9 carpenters clamps.
lot iron castings.
lot aluminium castings.
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Rad Corn Kills Their HORSES.

Fnporia, Kan, Jan. 5.-Several
horses have died in Emporia and the
surrounding country the past week
FROM eating corn on which there was
smut. Much of the corn in Lyon coun-
ty is affected and to feed it properly
tia smut end Of the ear should be
broken off. Corn chop is said to be
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LEGAL.


carpenter work benches.
inter saw.
lot small bolts and screws.
small tables.
200 electric light bulbs.
tool cabinet.
1 stationary cabinet.
peanut vending machine, complete
IL unfinished peanut vending machines
rolls sand paper.
single gas plate.
double gas plate.
lot double strength window glass.
sack glue.
lot electric wire.
lot chain about so IT.
"a " H. P. electric motors.
Child's fire extinguisher.
gals. varnish
carpenters saw bucks
book cabinet.
roller top desk and chair.
% hubble floor receptacles.
IS Edison cleat receptacies.
100 Perkins porcelain switch blocks.
IA Edison plug cut outs
electric switches.
! Perkins push button gang switch.
2 electric switches
alarm bell
lot insulating tubes
lot miscellaneous electric supplies.
About so lbs. brass cog wheels etc.
All contained in the basement of the
Crawford building on the southwest cor
ner of Jackson and Fifth streets, in the
city of Topeka. lying and situate in the
County of Shawnee, in the State of Kan
sas.
The above-described chatrel property Is
taken as the property of said defendant,
and Is directed by said execution to be
sold, and will be sold, TO satisfy said ex-
ecutton.
JONATHAN D. NORTON.
Sheriff of Shawnee County, Kansas.
MULVANE & GAULT, Attorneys.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

especially dangerous, as many times
corn so badly affected by smut that
it would not be fed in the ear, is ground
up.
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RusINEss uHANCEs.

FOR SALE-Restaurant. doing good bust
for selling. Address J. B. J.. care Journal
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s,lT4EE!C |
SIDE

items for the East Topeka column may
be teIephoned to Ind. phone I751.l
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FOR sALE-snscErLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-New 1911 STAFFORD automo-
bile. Also 1910 Smith touring car. For
information see W. F. Roehr Music Co..
$50 Kansas ave.
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Items for the Oakland column may be
telephoned to Ind. phone I751l
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First published in The Topeka stat,
Journal January s, 1911

I
Journal January 5, 1911
State of Kansas,
Executive Department,
PROCLAMATION.
I, w. r. Stubs, Governor of the State
of Kansas, do hereby offer a reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
for the arrest within ninety days from
this date and final conviction thereafter
of the unknown party parties who shot
and killed Thomas s. Fowler, a deputy
sheriff of Reno county, Kansas, In Hutch
inson, Kansas. about seven-thirty on the
evening of December 18th, 1910. Said re-
ward to be paid upon final conviction of
said unknown party or parties.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto subscribed my name
and caused to be AFFIXED the
lSeaI.1 Great Seal of the State of
Kansas. Done at Topeka this
30th day of December, 1910
w. r. STUBBS, Governor
BY the Governor:
= c. E. DENTON, Secretary of State.
BY J. T. BOTKIN,
Assistant Secretary of State,
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
FOR .SALE-New and secondhand bill
lard and pool tables and bowling alleys.
We lead the world in cheap bar fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswick-Baike-C ollender Co.. 132s-a1
Main street. Kansas City. Mo.
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NOTICE.

MACHINE SHOPS.
GUNS cleaned and repaired by experts.
The H. B. Howard supply Co. 10 x. A.
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CIDER.

WANTED you to order your cider from
Washburn's- Ind 2315 Black
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REAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LOST-GoId brooch Tuesday evening, be-
tween 1884 Polk and 701 Kansas ave
Reward 2736 Blue.
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WANTED Delivery boy. 17o1 Buchanan
at