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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
FRENCH AUTO BANDIT CAUGHT
RAYMOND the Scientist" Found with
Three Loaded Revolvers.

Paris. April The police to-day arrested
another member oe the automobile band
which has been terrorlzing Paris and the
suburbs for some weeks past The man
taken into custody is Raymond Csllentin.
known as Raymond the Scientist" on ac-
count Of his fondness for employing soien-
tlfc terms I'm his conversation. he was
ca ntlIre was skilfully effected, and no one
was hurt. , ..-ott-. a,s O.,
described by the police as one or the most
ferocious OF the automobile bandits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
MRS. F. w. HARTMAN DEAD
Wife of Partner in Ansonia Suddenly
Stricken.

Mrs.. Frederick W Hartman, wife OF one
Of the owners Of the Ansonis, Broadway
and 73d street. died early this morning in
the Ansonia Mrs. Hartman accompanied
her husband to Larchmont yesterday morn
Ing and was in her customary excellent
health In the afternoon she became Ill
and Mr.. Hartman hurried her back to the
city IN an automobile ambulance.
oustave Obendorfer and Frederick w
hartman took control Of the Ansonia from
" +. j. Stokes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
DE WITT c. BROWN.

EIuira. y. Y, April DE Witt c. Brown.
Grand captain Of the guard Of the Grand
knights Templar OF New
York state. died here to-day at the age OF
For twenty years he had
been custodian OF the Masonic Temple here,
and during this time was tiler OF all the
bodies I'm this city. The funeral
fl, - haid on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
se1H E. THOMAS, JR, INJURED,

Seth T. Thomas, jr. treasurer OF the
Seth Thomas Clock Company was injured
when his horse and that Of an unidentified
man came together in Central Park yes'er-
49,. aT,orroop Dr. Thomas was thrown
and his left leg was broken AZ the he'll, Hotel
N Net sa5 a Thf night that he was resting
comfortably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
IN OF REVOLUTION DIES.

Boston, April 7.--Henry n I.o' ~ IN, ,he
one of the seven so-caiied reai sons :, his
am American Revolution resident IN tnS
s,ate is dead here. His father, Drlhae s,,
R 1.~ fought in the Revolution. t henry
n y yno'.nolds was for many years direct
~ os,cer of the Boston Penny Savings
Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
GENERAL JOHN H. CLARK.

pocbester. April 7-General John II.
Clark died to-day at Auburn III MS eie"'S
ninth year. He commanded resiihen'
that went from Cayuga County IN the
Civil war and was known for research IN
the history OF Central New YORK and
Iroouoia Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

that there is no adequate return for vast
expenditure Of trade union funds, tho
exhaustion of hard earned savings aal
the accumulated miscr.. Of iovert.,
nlsness and starvation. /. y. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
UT Il fNF4Js
-. 49,. -,-.

MAIN oFFIcE-No I54 Nassau street
fIPToWN OFFICE - No. 1884 Broadway
any American District Telegraph ore
hfEN OFFICES--Nc. 1877 East 125th sts.i
II No 2e3 West t2Jth street and No. 80 YES
125th street y -
wAsHINGToN BUREAu--WestorJ Buhdinf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
OFFICES.

FRANK T.. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d 50
Chapels. Private Rooms Private Amoulances
Tel 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERs.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY,
233d ST. By Harlem Tran ana oy lroi''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12

@eiItl. 8atb VI. @artung iein Col
oenes Yrieiteri1bilal1m gefeiert. -,
Sn &egensburg lit Ser SEER
Gonrcapitulor 6r5. 3ap. Maierbofer
aeitprben. = Ser lett 40 Sabren
ebenoort mirfe,1be Or. g.. &ermell=
len, @eligionsprofelior am Meltel1
@pmnaiiun1, feierte iein 4%0iabriges
Erieiteriubildun1. = SSn Sinner
sell ml,roe Ser 3Gdter oes 9orleit=
ncr'lden @iitdens in Muten=
Sol. 9ur9italler, lu,ter oem
orineelroen &er0adt oerbaftet, Sen
BEL Sem 9rdl1hultSbrano III 56 . +
meq mitperbranuten Mart. 8prleit=
ncr sl1erit ermorbet uno beraubt unS
ounn sen 8rano gelegt SIT boben, l,nt
Sic Mprotbat su peroeden. = Sn
@armiih lit sic @attin oes be-
fannten Sortigen Mpotbeters 9iidl
g%cltorbcn. = SSn q Ii feierte @eiitl.
Roth Sol. @rieger lein @olcenes
@rieiteriubildlm. = sSSm Sitter BON
63 Sabren ltarb in II nterfnll
Ser Beneficial inns friibere Efarrer
BON Mobren, @eiltl. &atb. Mi6.
Sdmio. = Die ginmobneri9aft bon
q lienbrif 2an9meil per-
aultaltete Sem beliebten @rn. Efarrer
Gulmonn SIT leinem 2%5iabrigen @ir-
fen in oortiger 8emeinoe eine 5elt=
ieier.-Sn 5truubing itarb ser
fgl. 9e5irfstbierar5t a. .. uno @ete=
rindrar5t Miind an &erletu11gerr,
Sic CT bel cinem Ml1tomobilumfau So
poutratg, = Gin geadteter, Inn Sas
@obl %ieirer &aterito0t perotenter
@iirger, &aufnmnn Garl Siloen=
brano in 2in0u II, lit i'm sitter bon
IS Sobren etl1ert @ebirnihlag erie
gen. = @eiitl. &atb SOB. @olfg.
@aiele, lett q Sobren Efarrer in
Mllersburg, begi1g iein 50iabr.
Hrielteril1bild11n1. = SSn Sd e :
buuen fpltroe 0os 50jabrige Slt=
bildl1tlr Ser oortigen freimiuigen
6elrer1pebr gefeiert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
&icle upn Nomic fprtgctrieben.

Sn jeoem Sabre mer0en in pielen
1beilen oes 2ar0e5 tal1l el1Oe aus Be-
rem &eiln fortgetrieben 0urd Sulten
ltn0 2ungenfranfbeiten. 6reuroe u1o
Neldoft peroe1r fir onoere &limas
int 5tid gelailen, Sizes III aber folt=
ipielig l1l1o ni9t INNER iider. Gin
beiierer @eg = Ser @eg BON Men=
gen - lit, 81. Sings Neue Gn0efung
SIT gebrauben u1r0 gu6 ielblt 0abeim
5l1 betlen. 8leiM gera0e bter BEL
guren 6reun0en un0 nebmt 6iele
iid)ere Meoi5in. @als= u110 9ungel1=
beidmer0en fin0en raide 2inOerlnge1
inns bringen Sic @eiun0beit 51riid. Sc
,bilft lit @ltlten, grfaltungen, Grippe,
&elld)bul ten, blal1er @l1iten inns mebe
2lu1gen a111S ertpeiit iid al5 mabren
segen. 500. uno $t.00. &eriu6s=
flalden fret. @arantiert i'm Molitor
9rl1g Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
nerfogel beim GoeltpeiBpfliiden

nerfogel beim GoelmeiBpfliiden
al unS blieb toot liegen.-Su 5pi=
tai a. 5. 0rau lit &egierungsratb
a. .. Gol1aro Hobl pl0blid geitor=
ben. = SIM SOFTER ser @emein0el1
GSereoi Ii. 55entl0rinnc5
fat ein @agelidlag an Sen @eingar-
ten grpBen Sdnoen angeridtet.
2m~rcn1bnrg.
Die Notwithstanding BON
$50 rmel6ingen fat 6as @inSt'=
ide Anpel en an Ser 600 ielbriide al5
@mtplab fir ein l1eles Sdul6a1s
o1rgefal,ft. = @odm. @r. Gfarrer S.
q. &rier in Sunglin It t begging
iein 5Oiabr. Hrielteril1bilaum. - g.
Mercatoris BON 81 amb Of purOe
bon einem &aoler nieoergerannt uno
erlag icilten @erletungen. - Ser
%65idbrtge Nic. @reten in 8onne=
NJ g perl1ngliidte ourb Mbitrr5 bon
einem &arrcn tootlid}. - gu &lerf
ertra11f ser 15iabrige Sobn oes @ir=
ties Mnt. @eiben beim 8aoen. &C.
Itorben iimS:: Ser in ser 40er Sabren
itebenoe @in5er Sic. 9iibr=@emmen
in gbnen; Srou @ittme Sob.
Slngblut, GET. Bertha Drago, 81
Ssuhre alt. in Memih: ser Sh0ffe
Net. Sung in San0metler; Ser
Sparcaiienbeamte emil S6iffmader
iii @Iouien; int SITTER bon 81
sSobren, Ser in &osport etablirt
gemeiene &lempnermeiiter Watbias
@eber = @orbt BON g6ternaa;
ser @eidaftsagent Sob. &iis inns ser
1rudereibaiiter uno &aufmann @ilb.
Sdmitt Stomp lit lid;
@ittme Sic. gdorf geb. Mnno
@ambad, in Gons6or. - Dlrd
6eler 5%erlt0rt muroen: in &emer=
i9en Sdel1ne, Stan un6 5dl1ppen
ses @insers Sob. 8enner=&o6; in
@orborn, @obngebalsoe nn6 Stol=
lung oes 8irtbes 8bil. 9enter; 1T
g o II m, @obnbors unS Sta1ung
6es Mrbeiters Mnt. @praro; in st o.
Ser, sic S6eune 5es Mderers Som.
@rob: in 80 + h, 6os Sons 0es
Steinfm1ers 6r5. gmringer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9nn9en.

Mid. Serbcr an 9eil1rib Neper, Got
II 9lpd 21 Ilbn,p, $2,2O0.00.
Sluoult 9nnatb an 3ermdn1 U. @ngz
ner. Qot 20 8lod 9 Gi(bert's neue Ibo.
Yapne5piQe, $4,000.
aat6arina @eber ul1b 9ntte an Watb.
D!iplitor, &. 10 u. bon g. 80 q. bon
NGH SgA Sec. 25z124z34. Safe
George, S275:00.
Sobn Sobnio on un> 6rau an 2ouis
1anier, Rh NBA bon NgA Gee. 3
1864, Sa1f Centre, $1,000.0O.
q. W. &enf5 an 3einrt6 Sedfer, g
8A Sec. 1Oz123<34, Grotp 8iber, ST.
q. S. @teffen unb Srm an S: 9orz
scroing & So. Snc. 2of Z Slod 4 @elz
role. $4,000.
SEQ. Salfner uno Erau an Martin
IA %. s 81. bon MBH N8A Gee. 23z
1851 Mbanb, S., 10000.
Curtis Nibbins an elmer q. S6mitt,
2ots 6 unb Z 8lod 2 5ub<b' bon Got
s Hobbi1s 1. IbD. 5u YnDnesbtIe, ST.
10000.
Sobn g. 5bielman an 81. s. CUNT, Got
3 8lod II Gurtis SurbeD ct. g1onn,
Setter 6. 5hmib nnb Srau an Sreo
3aftrotp. Got / 8lod 80 Golb sprins.
$4,000.
Carl 8. S6nm Ii. a. an &n1. @lein.
5gA SGA Gee. 26z122z32, Babnesz
billie. 81, 100000.
6uloa 2in0eman ms @atte an Sohn
q. Benblanot, 2ots 8. 4 unb 5 8lod Is
1oines Nbb. Hapnesbine, $2.2OO.0O. i,
Epn Smith on Sohn Eh. Carlton, Got
II BIod 3 Welroie, 100000.
Ere6eri6 @er6ldnbt ur10 SrdI an @1z
i5s1 g5earod a9 %% SSA s 2Ga 90 Sef.
Snianna 30. Gong unb Gate an Marp
%. Sunni. ots 1, 2 u11b 3 bon Song &
grinfmo's Meiubzb' bon 8lod 4 bon
Wehrpth's g(bo. au ct. Gloub, 100000.
Benedict .. @ogel nnb Sran an Caro-
line 2ufen, Got go. "a Stub. Snbzo' WA
Gee. 10 uno N@A NGA Gee. 9z126z34
5anf Centre, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Selma balt ni6t-
Meoi5in tmrirte.

Rube. iriid1e anit ,l1p quite Mahrllns
teIfen riclc Yerl ouel1, Die al Sllocf1uloz
iis Ieincn. aber, I'M ebrliG 5u 1ein. 1n1iB
suoeoebeu nerne,1. bab Sic 8ranthett 1el<
fen n1ehr oer11 utter Nrrelt .gebradt
mirp. c. lit et1pas mebr 11ptglpenD1g.
Ednton's gIterutipe lit cine gteDt51n. DE
iiir 9ehoun(uuo bon Suberfuloiis tabrt@
sirt tpirp. Sic hat oiele &rantbeit otter
il1n otter inter Irrelt 9ebraht, nnp alts
oieicm GrlurDe 1predlen mir na1ur 1l11D
>rG.ueu naral1f, nuB Gdn1un'5 Ilteratlne
in ienem Sdtpino1udtsfaue gebraudt
neros1, ion in %erbinbung NIT 9utem
,.ubrhuftcu GNen uno triiher 2nft, hie
mir ale acbrul1hen. Sic Shatladen -
Ser 9cle9 Der Ncilunge11, Die gemdht
rporbeu ii1n = linb %intercHanter Seize
i1oif. Gin merf!uuroiger Gau tol9t:mn
0erren! - 9urcb e1n,an's Mlteratiue
bin id rpu ei11ern friih6eitigen &rabc
~oerettet nnrbcr. Iat IA. 9e5e11her, 1914
iuurne id bon Sppboto Gneumonia be1alz
len. sWeine 211ngen trur0en }tart nrge<
e%riffen, unn man rictb mir, nad sort
Rorth, Serus. I'll gehen unb bon bort nod
COLORADO. Mud5oem III 51pet @o6en IN
Colorado oenteleu, beuahrthttgte midi
n1eiu Nr;t, bnb nidts me1r fir midi gez
thot trerpe11 f0n11te, bn mein Sail Elm
hofinl11esloler iei. 9rei @o6cn lpdter
schrtc io mad 5auie 3uriid. GIN IA. Suit
1905 bee ot.n III. gd1non's lpu,1oerhores
MsIIitteI fir Sd)1riubltdt SIT nehrte11, lt11o
leiacm bin ihl ltorf nnn geiltrp.
Undergraduates Nffinapit) Irtbur 8ebb.
@dmau'5 Mlteratine lit lpirflam III Sal
Zen bon 8rolditis, Mitbmn, 5euficher,
S,o(sz unn 2ungeuz@eidluerhen ul1o I'M
slufbol oes Gritem5. @nth0lt tein Slit,
Spiaten pher Mcht3in bic lib 5ur 6ez
mobnbeit matt. gu pertalfen bel Der
Wolitpr 9rug So. urb aubercu 9auptz
orotbefern. Bragt nub @ooflet, in mel
cam 5eiLnrgen ber5etdnct l;no ooer
1hreibt an gdmans ~2abpratnrtlm, Ylild<
pepbia. Eu., fir peiter Gpioen5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Die Manner. ,ueld)e Grfple baben

aIs Setter GROCER nnternebmungen,
1inD M6nner nit GROCER @nergie. @r=
folg berIongt beute @ehun6beit. &ranf-
iein meint MiBerfolg. Sc lit geraSe=
51 ndrril6 fir einen Manm, einen
idmaden, n~ie6ereefommenen bolb ie-
benoigen 3uItano n%us5ubolten, tnern
electric 8itters ibn redt ol1f feline
SuBe felt in hr3er 3eit. rgier SID
Id,en Maten mir mebr uirfli6 gut als
irgen cine anoere Me0i3in, Sic i'd le
nabm," id}retbt Gbas. 9. a1len, Spl=
ponia, Ga. vModbem id Sabre lang
Qditten an @beumatismus, 2eberbe=
idhper6e. Mogeminor0nungen nro
6erangierten Mieren. Dnnf sen @lec=
trio Bitterg bin id nie6er gei1tn6 upo
rpobI.~ @eriudt fie. Sour so Gents
in Molitors Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
T IRA
@mrttcmbera.

Sn StD0tlen ertranf ein %
jQlr. Sobn oe5 3iegeleibeiiser5 2ir1=
GET bcirr Shpemu1en Ser Efer0e. =
Ser batugte Shdfer 8roBman1r aus
Gilhingen fat ith tn einem
f%lciI1e1 @ol0c bei @ofltetten erbangt.
= Ser Tl1br11arm &arh po1
g6ersbad fiel oont @agen uno
mlrSe t0otliG iiberfabren. = Die
9uoeoufieberilr, @ittme Grescentia
2an0er ertranf inn 8aoebaliin ser
MQodenbnoean lta1t in Wengen,
in oas lie bermutblih infolge zines
Sdlaganfalles gefallen mor. SSn
ser San0grube bon Carl 9amparter
5u Malen murSe ser 24iabrige Mr=
better Mlois @erter bon Sogt, SM.
Mapensbl1rg, to0tli6 beriduttet. =
;3u GMbingen ertranf Ser 17iab=
rige gdderlebrling @tlb. 80bringer
aus g . II n in g n beim 8a0en. =
@oloene @od5eit feierten 9ebrer
sddffler, ser 1T @roBeis1in=
gen fait 40 Sabre aIs 9ebrer ge-
mirft bat, un6 @attin, u16 Sic Gbe=
leute Stepban ll15 S6a Seit in
Oepfingen.- Sn NupfrIn=
gen %itiir5te set Mourermeiiter 9.
@Iaier beim Dadousbeiiern ob un6
erlag einem Sda6elbrud. = Ser
@egens seq Grieiter=s eminars in
@ottenburg g, Migr. &ieg, lit
fronfbeitsbalber bon ieinem Soften
5uriidgetreten. Sein Nadfolger tpur=
Sc 0ecan un0 Stnotpfarrer 6r5. Sol.
Slider BON @eisIingen.
8aben,
Die 5Ggerei 5es Srieor. Miiner
bei 6 ii + I brana1te totm ab. =
Der lit meiteren &reiien betonnte
3imn1ernreilter Carl 2uft in 6or It
berungIidte 5a1rd Mbitur5 bon einem
Meubou in Bru@al t06tlid. -
Dos @oitbaus n3um 6edt" III Get
iingen mur5e NIT SEM Seconomie=
geb1uoe total eingedidert. = 8eim
8a6en in ser @Iien5 ertronf 5u
Medesbeim 6os 8i6brige &ino
6es 2on0mtrtbs $. @6elmann.-8et
Medaran ertronf I'M &bein Ser
12idbriqe @olfsidiiIer Sol. gdel. =
Ser bodper0iente @etbbiidof @neM
bon 6reiburg fonnte iein so
iabriges Brieiteriubilaum begeben.
Die geionu1te gr36to5eie nabm an
ser Seier innigen Mntbei1. - SSn
&iegeI ging 6us Mnpelen oes
22an6mirths @asberg in 6lammen
auf. = Ser beim Molermirtb &ieiter
in &intergarten %beoienitete s.
g. @teinbart ftel bon ser Seuredyer=
moidine un6 mur5e gu to6e geialeift.
= 8eim @o6en I'M &bein (im Ioge1t.
&abengraben) ertranf sic 14jdbr1ge
Eodter 6es SdloiiermeiiterS Dtde-
mann bon @IeinIan enberg.
- Sim i. Slug. tpur6e ser Mutomo-
Hlperfebr 5miiden Eouberbt-
i4ofsbeim un6 @iir3burg iiber
@roBrin6erfel6, @erlndsbeim, Srr-
tenberg, &iit eroffnet. = @om Bltb
eridlager mur6e bie 36iGbrige @be=
frau 6es @loiermeiiters Simon bon
g ednrnu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Seiterreid+nngarn

Sic hriitli6en Sertilarbeiter ba=
ben pom 80. Biz gum 81. S1li in
% e i6ren 6. internationalen Colt
greB ~abgebalten. Mus Se iterreih,
Ser Sdmei5, 8elgien, @oua10 uno
Stalien batten iid Gelegaten einge=
funoen. Ser @erban0 5ablt iett
10000 al,i 626 Srtsgrtppen per-
t6eilte MitgIieSer. = M,td in Seiter=
reid fat iid) elm logon. ~Gomite Gon=
feiiionlos" %gebil5et, an 6eiien spite
9 So5ial6emofraten iteben unb oos
baabiidtigt einen Maiien s(ustritt
aus Ser fatb. Stride GIT or9anii irel1.
Mit ieiner eriten Ser iammll1ng batte
es ober feinen groBen grfolg, So tros
lebbofter Ngitatiou MIR 16 @eiuder
erld)ienen murel1. : Sn Of a II
lit Set beriibmte Erofeiior @ofratb
Or. bon Mel1iier geitorben. = Sn
.Snnct Margoretbenba6 lit
Ser @ofrot6 l1n0 @ereraliefretdr ser
Observation-Disclosures 6es &lrhe=
ltan0es, 6elir 2ouis b. &oipi, int 70.
9ebet1sjobre pl0blih geltorben. =
.9ie ouf Ser Strede Sul1n=S t..
8olten iiber sic Iraiien fiibrenoe
8obnbriide itiir5te Elm, n1s Tie BON ei=
nen1 9oit5uge pniiirt mur0e. Meb=
rere @oggons fielen ms @aiier,
ood tpl1r6e Miemano berlebt. = Mn
Sen 8oliionslpielen in Grl botten
biz 5l1nt 90. Suit bereits iiber 10000
geiud}er tbeilgenommen. = Ser So
jdbrige 8abninipeftor Mlb. @ogler
ol,s Mltono I~tir5te pom 3a6alt IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-12
Sdhueis.

3ablreide @rtrinfungsf alle mer0en
gelneloet: in 9 regen5 Ser 17iabr.
3eidner q. gngler; in &omans=
born Elm iil1ger Mann Nan1cns
@laier aus Mnmismpl; in 6 0 IL
ltan5 ser Sednifer 8aper aus
Stuttgart; 5u Mppen5ell Ser
.9ro0eriebanoler gltglter &olbener;
SIT @aI5enbauen ser 21iabr.
otto 9l,b; in 8ingel5 oas 6jabr.
&nGbleilr ose 8rieftrdger Setter; lit
@eee 6rib Seer aus @larus;
5u @en ser 20idbr. STUDENT 2o=
ninger, Ser Gitelte Sobn 0es Eoli5ei-
ratbs 20ninger, Mbtbeilungsdefs
beim Gaiieler Eoli5eipr1ii0iltm.- Sn
6euiisbera lit Sac. 6el1ii, Ser
%pielidbrige @erihtsprdlioent 0es @e-
5irfes Sole, @eiiter Ses meitbefann=
ten @ait= lrno Gurbauies BUR fro
ZEN Musiid)t," i'm SO. 2ebensjabr &C.
ltorben. - Or. J1ld)er aus M e l.
ringen lit am Mletidborn permit
eliidt. = Sn &ipegietten fahr,
ols 3 &nober in Ser Seid, in unmit=
telborer Mabe eines Sransformato=
renbaui eS ba0etert, plotli6 info1ge
&ur5l6ulles ser Storfitrom 1T 0as
@alier ltno to6tete alle 0rei &naben,
ionic sic Slide orf cine meite 5trede.
- 3u Sim te5eIn perungliidte
am @ofen Mptben beim M(penro ien=
pfliiden ein gemiiier Eeter aus Sit
rtG,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-18
EAST sIDE NOTES.

Mr.. William Richards of All Sumner
street who sprained his ankle a few days
ago is rapidly improving.
MRS. Otis Berryhill and two children,
George and Bernice, and Mrs. Sid Norman
left today for Bakersfield and Taft Gala
where they will spend the summer months
with their mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Holloway of 319
Chandler street entertained Miss Mamie
Roy of Kansas City and Mr.. Emmett
Wells at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. a. Ellis, Mrs. Harriet
Fletcher and Mr.. Sam Fletcher have re-
turned from Ottawa where they spent the
past week with relatives. Mrs. Mary
Fletcher of Ottawa accompanied them
home for an extended visit.
Mrs Fla Baugh and sons Arthur and
James of Salina who have been visiting
Mrs. Baugh's sister, Mrs. George Lake
and family of Quincy street have returned
home.
Mrs. Thomas Norman of Logan street
has returned from San Francisco, Gala,
where she spent the past month with
friends. Mrs. Norman is seriously i'll
with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ. HerSehel and daughter Gladys
will return to their home in Colorado
within few days, after spending the win
ter here.
Although the weather was very dis
agreeable the pie social which the G. w.
B. MSSociety of the Third Christian
church gave last evening at the c. E.
Yewell home on Jefferson street was sue
cesSful in every way.
Mrs. NJ. Gallety and Mrs. John Ash and
daughter Della have returned from Chi
cago where they spent a week with
friends.
The PhiIathea class of the Seward
Avenue Baptist church will have BUSH
ness meeting Wednesday. evening at the
church to make preparations for the ice
cream social which they are planning to
give next Friday evening at the church.
Miss Nell Thompson of Usage City is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson for
a few days.
Mrs Anna Hines of Monroe street en-
tertained a few friends Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Fla Paugh of Sa-
for a few weeks.
The Pythian Sisters will have an i'm
portant business meeting next Thursday
afternoon at the K. p. hall.
The Belvoir Ladies' Literary club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Reeves of California avenue.
The Dorcas society of the Third Presby-
terrain church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. G. E. Yewell 800 Jeffer-
son street. Thursday is the clubs guest
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Child and daughters,
Daisy and Dorothy, and Mrs. L. B. Short,
all of Chicago, spent today with Mrs. j.
W. Gillard of Highland avenue.
Rev. J. c. Paddock of Tucumcari, N. M,
arrived last evening for a short visit with
his parents on East Seward avenue. Mrs.
Paddock and children who have been Wis
iting relatives here for several weeks viii
return with Rev. Paddock to their home.
Mrs. Nellie Paugh and sons, Harry and
Guy, of Salina, were the guests Sunday
at the G. N. Lake home.
Mr. and Mrs A A. Clark of Klein street
left Saturday for points in Colorado on
an extended visit.
Lon Bryson of Overlook left yesterday
for Colorado where they will spend the
summer.
John Morgan of eBatrice, Neb., were mar
ried at Lincoln, Neb., on Saturday, June
Is, 1912.
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Cuthbert & Son of Topeka are erect
ing a court house in Phillipsburg, Kan.
The great English organist, Gatty
Sellars, will play at the Auditorium
June 1927.
Workmen have reached the second
floor in the construction of the A. Zah-
ner building. at 923-925 Kansas ave-
nue..
Work of excavatfng for the new
business building which will be erect
ed at 1917 Kansas avenue by Henry
Bennett has begun.
The annual commencement exercises
place tonight at the Grand opera
house.
The Commercial club is urging the
baseball fans to turn out in force for
the enthusiasm meeting Wednesday
night at o'clock.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Sweet Monday morning. Mr.. Sweet
is general manager of the second dis
trict of the Rock Island Lines.
Mayor Billiard is in Leavenworth to-
day attending a convention in that city
and calling on a number of friends.
He will return to his Office tomorrow.
The building being erected at 425-
APT Kansas avenue for Miss Mary
Thompson by Cuthbert & Son is near
ing completion. 1t will be occupied by
July 1 by a cigar firm and a sporting
goods firm.
The new two-story business building
erected by George E. Seybold at 1915
Kansas avenue is completed and today
Mr.. Seybold is moving his tin shop ma
terial from 931 on the avenue to the
new building. The new structure is
of terra Gotta material.
Fred Moore, manager of the Man
haitian Central Kansas League baseball
team was in Topeka on business today.
Moore formerly managed the Topeka
Western League club. He says that
Lewis Hasty. the Washburn college
how is the sensation of the league
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taken by Gee Stevenson, his assistant.
Ralph zarker will take Mr.. Steven
sons place.
Mr.. E. w. Winegarden of Kansas
City, Mo-, spent Sunday in Topeka
the guest of Mrs. j. K. Withers, I'LL
North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. H. A. Shepard has returned
from Kansas City, bringing her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Mills, home with
her.
Mrs. Florence Brinn, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. Williams,
at 700 West Gordon street, has re-
turned to her home in Smith Center.
Bargains! Bargains!I Bargains y
Never before has the Courtney Mill
merry Parlors offered millinery at
such reduced prices as ill this sale
offering.
A North side girl, who is a must
clan and is artistic in every respect,
confesses that she has n weakness for
raw potatoes and smoked herring.
Another North side musicians
chief recreation is pulling weeds out
of the back yard. Such is genius.
Mrs. Axte1 Vester and Miss Nettie
Lagerborg have returned home after
a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives.
A. NJ. PetrO, DRUGGIST