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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19
Tlatiprm- Stuoien.

Seitbem QationaI aonpentionen
itottftnoen uno bieIe dui grunD Der
BON tbnen aufgeitelten prin8ipien bi.
9unIt Der 8ureer fir ibre rsIpsttipen
Yarteisn erbttteu, iIt bic WeIt nit elmer
Sttsrdtur berei9ert poroen, oeren bers
Dorrogenoites Wertmdl bic 3neioeus
ttstett III. Der 9erfaiIer BON Qlats
formen tft ein Rsiitsr in Der aunit,
ieine Infihten in folder Dsifs oarsus
ttsusr, bob jebe Ri6tung politii5er
ober otonomif6er art gu oem glauben
peranIaBt Deroer tDnnte, oqb t6yen
9runbiGssn Rehnuns sstragen fpirb.
Wtdn bat oteies gerfabren ols biplos
matti6 te3ei6net auf Gruno Der 4ns
ndbms, oab 9ipIomatsn boppelaiinaiae
Waeni6en iino. 9as mar auf friibers
Soften 5utreffenb. Sm Wittelalter mar
Diplomat uno 2lsnsr slei9beosuteno.
Die mooerne Diplomatic lit bon biss
lem groute ldngit ubgetommen. sic
Dsriu4t ni6t 5u tdufhen, ionoern bds
ri4tise 3iel 81 finben, osm iie qeroben
Wegs ent9egenitrebt. uniere golititsr
limb ober 8iplomuten i'm perlperflidz
item Slime Des Wprtes qeblieben. Sin
beionbers emporenbeg geiipiel bisrfiir
bat bie republitdnii6e' gldtform Dor
bier Sobrsn gsliefert. 9dmqls uar
eine grmdBisung bes 3ariFs Der uns
Dertennbare Wunfh bss 8oltes uno oa
man niht pagte. iid inn often entges
een5uxeQeu, bebiente man iih bes ais
ten GHiffs, bic garifertlGruna in iols
der Weiie a65ufaiien, bdb QlfIe, gers
brau6sr, arbeiter unb Ssabri.anten,
oarin finoen gu tDHuen permeinten,
mas fie iuhten. Die GrtlGrunq fing
on, bie 3Ole iollten berabgefest pers
ben, oas mar fir ben aonfumenten
bers6net. Damn bisb es ipeiter, bic
9erabfegung follte in folder Weife ers
folsen, bub Die omsritanifden @rteits=
lohne beibebalten iperoen t0nnen; bas
nit mar beabiihtist, bic 4rbeiter eins
aufangtn. Sept muBts man aud bic
Jubritdnten 5ufrieben ftelIsn unb bas
sefd,ab nit Der p0aig neusn 4ntiinbi.
gunG bub man BEL giormiruno bee
1arifs aud ben Jabritantsn beriidFts
tig.n miiTe. Die Goniumenten f6enf1
ten biefen Iiftis sepdblten Morten
glaubsn, ebenfo bic 4rbeiter unb lie
tpurben, fpie Der Nlbrih =papne snrif
erfpiefen bat, fdmdhIid betrOseH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

Weue Or 1ihmle
Trinseno notbmeuois, nm bic Shu.
Ter untsr5ubringen.

IS iii abiolrit notlHuenbie, bab
,infere Staot cine lpeitere ntooerne
Sohihule, pie oie @oobtparb Sod.
ihule, an Steae Der 9nlnut !Sias
5ofiduIe erbaIi, INN bic SdniIer unb
Sd)iiIerinneu urter5ubringen. ,Siir
3lpeibltnbert mebr SdatIer, pie Die
8alnut Sills Sodfdnle urierbrin.
gen fann, mub Glas geitofien mer.
ben. @enn cine rene SedJihuIe aui
@alnut Sils gebnilt iperoen iollte,
ipiirbe lie mad, Der aniid)t bes Su.
perintenbenten in einem Sabre bis
aui ben lesten Rlas beieBt iein. gs
piro eripartet. bnb I'M nafiten Sab.
re nitt meniger als 1000 ainber aus
Den Glernentar. unb airtenihuIen IN
ben 8 8rno Der Soffhulen eintreten
perben. Ser Gper befiirmprtet bic
@erIegung oes ufaoemildlenSod,ihul-
fllries mad, Der uenen Ia. Giitrifts.
fhule.
Ter anorang CUR Sugbes Sod
ihule itebt in feinem @erbdItnib All
Der aapo5it6t oerlelben. aan Maliiu.
Oils Diifrifte lebenbe gItern iiber.
ifapemmen ben Siiperinten6enten
init @eiuhen Inn graHsfeririina bon
Der Balnut SillB Sofifule mad Der
3iigbes SofHduile iino eine an3obl
anoerer baben ben guperintenoentem
nm Die 9ren5linie fin be Sugbes
Sodihule erfuht, ba iie In ben 1i.
ifrift slehen Dollen, Inn ibren Sim
bern ben geiuh Der 6odiduIe az er.
nogIi6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

fade bsrabssIebt, baB unsefdbr bier
3ebn Stimmen auf anoere aanbibater
nusIos fprtsspprfeu ipurben. Rimmt
man on, baB unter Denen, bic ibrs
Stimmsn ssrfplitterten, iih audi eint
an3abl anbdnger RooIeDelts befanben
mas ni6t pDuis unpobri6einlih iit,
10 erfaeint bas Reiultat Der seitrigen
4bitimmung burhous nidt sntihei'
bsnb. Cine Rrdftprobe fpiro aber ni6t
nebr erfol9en tOnnen. Die Hooispels
ttaner perben tpobl. ipenn bus aoms
mittee fir 9eglaubtgunesidrsiben ieis
nen geri6t erituttet, abermdls bedus
trueen, Die rs beanftonbeten Osle9aten
BON Der 2ifte gu itreihen, absr nad
ben seTtrigen 8orgGnsen 1T eriihtllh,
oab Der tempprdre 8priiser, Ssnatpr
Root, bieien Qntrug, nebit borauffpls
9enoer Ippenation auber Sronung srs
tlGren pirb, 10 Rap bus ReiuItat i'm
llrsepiFen bIetbt, big bic Ibitimmung
iiber Saft unb Ropiepelt srfolat. 9ors
Der t0nnte iih aber, nenn Roo1enelt
Wprt bait, Widtiges sretgnen. Die
@nbdneer RooIeoelts fperDen ale Sebel
in 8epegung feBen, Inn nod cine Inz
3a6l Stimmen uuf ibre Settle gu brin=
gen. GeIingt ihnen bas ni6t, 10 mare
Salts Domination niht gu perbinoern.
Sn oieiem Sale ipiirbe Der Bolt"
itattfinben. ben Rooiepelt ansebroht
bat. Wir sluuben ober, bab bieies
gretsnib iid erft abIpielsn ipirb, na4=
nem Salts Domination angetinoigt
pproen 1T. Rooiepelt iit Elm gu erfabz
rener 9pIititer, um uiht su ptfeny
baB i'm lestsn Qlugeublid ii6 Wteis
runssGnoerungen 3utrusen. Gr tpirb
buber abporten, mas Die 8onpsntion
tbut, ebe er feline 9etreuen 81 elmer
sigensn 3pnpertion suiammsnberuft.
5oi1er mir Die SahIdse, ME lie fi6
eeItern Bel Der 8ertagune burIteQte, 5us
fdmmen, 10 lit Su erfeben, boB Gait
before 4usIihten bat, als RooispeIt,
bic Termination gu erIanssn, dber Der
SpieIraum fir Saft lit 70 Guberit
fhmQl, baB es niht perpunb.rn mir
be, penn er iibsrgoro fisls. Jsrrer
perblei6t aIs feitItebenher puntt bic
1rp6ung nit einem Bolt, bic in Der
9onpention oFfen erfplgte, aIs Elm
RpofepsltsD DeIegat aug QennipIpdnieH
p0lIig unredtmabi8er Weife entrsttet
nurpe.
Inter foIfsn 8srbditnifIer purce
IS nls Der ein3ig rihti9e austpeo iaet.
nsn, einen aompromiB4 B4aanoibaten 81
npminiren. 9upon lit aber isBt pss
niger Die Rebs, oIs ie aupor. GAIT
rno RpoiepsIt baben iid 10 fe't in Die
Grtpurtun1 eines Sieses nerrunnt, oab
tein.r BON ihnen benz 9epanten an
stnsn Rumpromibs&unoiDatsH Rau1
qsbsn min. Gs iii 5fptiteu ibnsn sia
Tue1 uuf 2eben unb 3oo. Wie
Gbnuncsn Oepetp, Der gr<Senator BON
Netp Dort, iaat, banbeIt es ii6 bios
turun, tpelte Qsite bic i6ons glume
srbuIten ioQ. 2tber mir fiirhteu, oab.
rrsnn Elm &ompromiBs BsGanbtbdt mid.
nominirt ipirb, 5tpei asi6en gu begr,.
ben isin perbsn. Wir usbmen Rooiss
belts 0robung elmer ei1snen &auoibds
tur, fdIs Die apupention iber bic 76
tpnteitirten 9eIseatsn niht gu 9eriht
iist. fir ernit uno in ioIhem Sale be
oarf ss tsinsr propbetensube, um oors
uus3uIagsH, baB fotpobI Rooisoelt pis
Iaft untsrliseen psrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19
ete.Grlaubnibfdeine.

l2pur. u. 2uIntr, ZS, california, H..
lgsiiis RaIuns. 22. College pin.
lSObn Rel.. 80, 41l3 Mup antbonp
Sirobs.
laenes R.per, 25. s2s meit aib.rts
Strabs.
Gfas. McGarthp, 81, 2o37 MabiIOu
Rpob.
seIina Uiuiams, %, 1929 Ginno.
mon S.rabe.
9urrp q. 5sstomp, "a, 1905 Rortin
Strcbe.
TsatiIbs 6. giinssr, q, 6iS Of 3.
S;robe.
Oscar 9. Rid.G, 80, Columbus, 8.
leore.ta GIsi6. 20, 100 Oft 8. aps.
5arrp Rupe, %, Eoptcu, an.
l5slsn Uiolique. l8, 1909 plsaioni
Strobs.
oscar Cartwright, "a. 955 Deft 7.
! Strabe.
lStnnk Rerebitb, Is, 832 mei, 8. ap.
l5pbn nm. siblsr, 25, 5e1 Wiifouri
| Mpenue.
lRsuis Rop sissl. q, I'll Delta ap.
lGbarlss Dies, 28, Rorpcpb.
tVoiib Esusrmonn. 27, pIeaiant
Ribee.
Geo. 5ab.rtbier, 81 459 Topton CT.
taotberine Sdmiot, 26. 1919 gprbsn
Strabe.
jalfrsb !. 5natt, 22, 522 Sobn Ctr
lGarrie y. Ring. %, 615 Weit z. 4p.
JDm. psisrs, 25, 35 asbkr elp..
leitsue GOoi. %. 156 Dorf.p Ctr.
Gdrnie Gdler, q, gpeinaton ap.
lOroee Combs, 1s, 1857 airbp ape.
Wm. q. Grispsn.srI, 27, 534 Deft
eibertp Strabs.
l9arriet W, 6aBmonn. 25, 212 psb.
mont 4neHue.
Graube J. Zone. 26, 1915 Columbia
Npenue.
lgauib u. aise.it. 20. 1877 5aIpinaiD.
l5tnrp 3. ainbbOrt. "a, 2431 Deit
MeRidsn 4penus.
leIiie Reis, %. 135 Win,Ier Girrbe.
Wm. D. gaas, %, 2123 Rapine ct.
l9iIoo 6offmanH, "a, 3147 5efferion
4penue.
Wm. 2du6. %, Taplors Greet, 8.
lGlnro Shrab. 20, 24o7 meit Wes
Widsn Apenuf.
lgurI 6offmann. 90. f5ruis Bin.
lanHo Diebous, 20. 2445 Epring
Grope Mpsnue.
lWm. 9bos. 0risbmann, 81, 512
1 6inblop Girabs.
louIu Malier. is, 1928 pleafant gi.
)5rnni Slider, 27, gsorpoob.
tGffie GDerbfd, %, besgi.
)Jrsb. Sanber. 81, 767 Telbi aDe.
lJsiile Grulenmener. 22, GIL Sebdm
Strnbs.
36snrp .. 9udfieeel, 90, 3O34 Gos
boon Gtrob.
iUsarp Rssan. 20. 92s aaura CTR.
|Jas. ]. 9offp, %, S61 Carlisle Noe.
lWarsortt Wloronsp. rs, 1896 Blue
Rod Girabs.
|Gso. 3. Zane. SO. g)ousbtsspfis, R.D.
Snes SobnIton. 80, 1880 aineoln 4O.
iSobn .. osabp. 80. 314 gfi4monO
Gtrnbe.
Mars Sopre. "a. btsgl.
|Grani Conner. q. 027 Ridm0nb
Girabs.
lasnss Goben. 10, 70s Barr Str.
lRiharb GarIep. n. Tortpoob.
Goroi5p Wt. Robinfon. 20. Sub
ylornpob.
laAOs. .. G0nn0rs. 2s, 1881 cf 3.
Etrnbt.
girsinia %. TeGuire. %. sos
Clinton Gtrobe.
3unius 8. RobiHfsn. 28. 1745 Dss,
man Mpenns.
IGaasais aia. -. as.aL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

Sn einer Rebs bat Rcoiss
pelt als unerldBli6e 9ebinguna fir Die
8trmeioung zines Bolts ertldrt, odb
bic Rutionals 2pnpenttou oarubsr snts
Iheioen mub, ob Die 78 BON ibm Beans
itnnosteu aunOibaten gu einem S;se
berehtigt iino. gr iaet niht, 5IB
ftatt oerfeIber 78 Roofep.lt> 1eIesas
ten placirt perben fplIsn, fonbern er
perIangt bios, oab bic Gpnpention ab.r
Die gntiheioung bes RutipnaIsaoms
mittees 81 8ert6t itBt Der 8oriibsr
Ro'euater bat ben Qntrag, bic Is G:s
legaten Don Der tempordren Cite n5.
5uIesen, nit oem 6inpeis auf g}rGsez
ben8fdQe ouber Srbnung ertlGrt. Sb
bos 5utreffsno 1T, o0sr ni6t, erI6eint
uns nebenid6Iih, tpenn es fi6 um cine
folh pt6tigs QngeIegentsit ME bic
Rettung Der repubIitaniT6en Bartei
hunDelt. Wenn Gpofepelt fat, ban
er ni6t boIten rperoe, peun bic Rom
penttou iiber Die 78 3eleqdtsn au Sc.
rt6t IlBt, 10 1T es offsntunoiser I'm
per'tGno, Die'es @reldniR nift All pers
bitten, oa bod Riemanbem perboraeu
fem tann. oub elm Sisu Der republifos
ntihen partei unoentbar 1T, penn
bteIe 8pei prdiibenti9oftsIR sIRanbibaten
cuffteQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

grpun prOPhe3ett einen De-
motratiTter Sisg. Die 0auptbeoins
sung oafiir 1T pprbunbsn, ndmIth, oub
9rpan nidt Der bemptratiihe aano!.
bat Iein piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

Aus ber betllOfen 8ertpirz
rung in Chicago 1T bod Der Tro't 5u
ftOpfen, ooB iid Derartiges ntht pt:=
berhplen miro. Cine Rat:pnal- -Gous
eention oiirfte pieqeift ipisber einberus
fen iperosu, um Die prinsipien Der
Barter aufSuitelIen, aber bic 9rGiioentz
ft1ftss&dnDiodten p:rb forton oas
Golf Telbit nomintren. Die pplitite,
baben Die reprdIsntatipe Regierung in
ioI6en MiBtreott gebraht, oab nur
cine 9oItsregierung GhrIiateit, Rube
unb Sronung oerbiirgeu tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-19

Oer Dem Q trat11 DE 6u9rsr
I'm 5uuTe, ReprGIentant llnbernpob,
III pffsnbar gu biel nit Ieinen QrGIi=
bentihafts> >4Ipirationen beIhGftist, 10
CAP i'm 5ouIe gues oriiber unb brun.
ter gebt. Sn Der 9srtptrrunq lit e;ns
Stre;hurg i'm 9ermiIdten 3ioiI.Gtdt
prrgenommen poroen, peIhe bic Sort
fGbruna bes Samples gegen bic 5rhits
unrDgIih MAIDEN piiroe, ou feline Der
nilltgung fir ben 3fpet porgeiebsn lit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
Cook With Geysers.

Maori housewives of New Zealand
have discovered, like their more civil
lied sisters, the value of the fireless
cooker as a labor saver, but their cook
ers have neither to be made nor Or
dered. Nature furnishes them in mex
haustible- supply, for they are nothing
more nor less than the small geysers
of the region. Using a box, a basket,
or a bag. depending on what they are
cooking, the women sink the receptacle
in the moist mud over a steam hole,
which makes an admirable oven. They
not only cook their meals, but do their
washing in these baby volcanoes.-The
ArgOnaut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

figures in the Democratic party to-
day. Mr.. Bryan, therefore, is sure to
stand very close to the new presid ent,
and no one will be surprised if he is
named as secretary of state.
Another man who will help mold
the policies of the Wilson administra-
ton is Louis D. Brandeis, the Boston
lawyer. Brandeis and Wilson are in
complete accord on the great ques-
ton OF trusts and monopolies. For
this reason it is considered likely that
Rrandeis will be named for the post
of attorney general, a tremendously
important position under the Wilson
a administration, which will attempt
the humiliation of all trusts, good
and bad alike, which are acting in
violation of the Sherman antitrust
law.
Two New Professionalism F. Nc
Combs and William G. McAdoo-will
have a place in the little circle of
Wilson advisers at the White House.
These men, like Bryan and Brandeis,
are progressives; they were Wilson
men before the Baltimore convention,
and they have long held the full con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

fidence of the president-elect. That
Wilson should have placed his pre-
convention campaign in McComh s'
hands is sufficient evidence of the
great faith the New Jersey governor
has in the young New York lawyer.
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer,
of Pennsylvania, is another man after
Wilson's heart, and the prediction is
fl eely made that Palmer will be a
member of the presidents cabinet
after March 4 next.
Among the southerners who will be
called in frequent conference at the
White House during the next admin
istration, whether they get cabinet
places or not, are Josephus Daniels,
Democratic national committeeman
from North Carolina, and Represen-
tatiVe Burleson of Texas. These are
men whose progressiveness is I'M
questioned. And they have been for
Wilson from the first.
Others who will be influential at
the White House during the next four
years are Senator O'Gorman of New
York and Senators Owens and Gore of
Oklahoma.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Washington, Dec. 24.-Despite con-
slant pressure from politicians and
newspapermen, President-elect Wood
row Wilson has failed to disclose the
identity of a single member of his
ca binet-to-be. Cabinets have been
carefully chosen by the busy politi-
cal prophets, but Wilson himself re-
mains silent He has refused to O. *.
any of the appointments that have
been made by others thus far.
Not much definite information can
be given, therefore, as to just who
will get the various cabinet port
folios; yet little doubt remains in the
minds of the wiser politicians as to
who will stand closest to Mr.. Wilson
when he takes his seat in the White
House.
Perhaps most prominent among the
dvisers of the new president will be
William J. Bryan. Mr.. Bryan more
than anyone else was responsible for
the nomination of Wilson. Mr.. Bryan
was leader of the party for sixteen
years. Mr.. Bryan's views on many
things are Mr.. Wilson's views. Mr..
Bryan looms up as one of the biggest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
TO BOY SCOUTS.
Commissioner Issues Order for Thurs
days Big Hike"

Boy Scout Commissioner Fazel issues
the following general order:
All boy scouts who wish to join in the
big holiday hike to Calhoun Bluffs Thurs
day, Dec. 20 are asked to meet on the
north steps of the state house at s o'clock
m. promptly.
Boys on East side, and Oakland Troop
meet us at Three Bridges, one hour later.
Each patrol or troop must have it's own
leader or scout master, as the commits
sioner cannot be responsible for so large
a number of boys as are going this
like.
Scouts bring rations for two meals,
whatever you like preferably uncooked.
Corn meal, salt, lard, butter, pancake
flour, eggs, potatoes, sweet or spuds
turnips. cabbage, and if you wish cake
Jelly, doughnuts. etc.
Every scout should bring a canteen. or
bucket or cup for water. A pencil and
small tablet for contests, and record of
trip for second class scout tests; also a
haversack for lunch a few scout axes or
hatchets will also be needed, and a few
small skillets. Each patrol will need one
bucket for carrying water.
The time is hereby extended in contest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Tor prize photos Of scouts by scout, I'M
til after the hike, as the best chance TO
take pictures will be at the Calhoun
camp. Bring your kodaks along.
No scout is allowed to carry a gun OF
sny kind on this trip.
All scouts will obey orders or be sent
rome. The entire company will return by
o'clock p. M. of same day except any
who may nave written consent OF parents
TO remain longer.
Boys not able to walk. and fat scout
masters will be allowed to take North
Topeka car as far as Granville road.
StraegIcrs, and scouts who cannot start
so early, can find camp about three miles
east of Kansas avenue on the Granville
road. by enquiring for the farm of MI
CLAYTON Hummer: a large white house on
edge of timber. near Bluffs, north side oil
road Listen for bugle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
is GIVEN new LEGS.
Hospital Patient Made Happy by j. j.
Hill.

st. Paul, Dec. 24.-Walter DeBar-
row, q years old and an orphan since
he was weeks old, today lay on his
bed in st. Paul hospital with both legs
gone and declared that tomorrow
will be the happiest Christmas of his
life.
He is to receive as d present from
J. ]. Hill of the Great Northern a pair
of artificial legs. He lost his own
when he was run down by an engine
in the depot yards at Spokane. Wash,
last July. DeBarrow arrived in st.
Paul yesterday afternoon and was
taken at once to a hospital in a. taxi
cab.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
BLIZZARD in N. Y.
Gotham Is Buried Under 10
Inches of Snow.
Shipping and Railroad Traffic
Are Tied Up.

New York, Dec. PA blizzard start
ing at midnight, and growing each
hour. swept New York and the north
ern. Atlantic seaboard today. The storm
blanketed the city with ten inches OF
snow and the wind risen to a 40 mile
gale. drove two vessels on the treach-
erous sands of the New Jersey coast.
In the open places the snow drifted
this afternoon to a depth of many feet.
The local weather bureau declared the
storm would continue without abate-
nent for some hours at least and that
the winds would attain still greater
velocity. The indications were that
New York will be buried under the
heaviest Christmas snow in a genera
ton.
The two vessels in distress were the
Turrialba of the United Fruit company
and the three master, John H. May, OF
Philadelphia. The former with about
so Messengers aboard summoned aid
early in the day and the revenue cut
ter Seneca was sent to her rescue. The
John H. May. with her crew of six.
was pounded by a heavy sea off Sandy
Hook.
The snow in the harbor was binding.
-Four ocean liners, one of them with
Mrs ]. P. Morgan aboard, lay at an
Choir off quarantine, fearful of Drawing
the thick weather in their docks.
Earlier in the day a ferryboat and
tug collided in the upper harbor, in
iuring four men. two of them fatally,
across the Hudson the railroad yards
were choked with incoming passenger
trains. some of them hours late and
all of them heavily laden. Conditions
In the yards of the Grand Central and
New Haven roads in Manhattan were
similar Reports of snOwbound subur-
ban trains, of street traffic blocked and
of vessels stormbound were received
from eastern cities as the day ad-
vanced.
Storm in New England
Boston, Dec. 24.-Snow for the hoH-
days was practically assured for all
New England today with the arrival
of a storm from the Gulf of Mexico.
Seven inches was reported at Bangor.
One of the features of the storm was
an unusually high tide.
Schooner Goes Aground.
Sandy Hook, Dec. 24.-The three
masted schooner John H. May went
aground here during the blizzard to-
day and is in a dangerous position.
She was bound from Charleston to
New York and carries a crew of six
men. She is commanded by Captain
Stille. Life savers from the Sandy
Hook station went to the vessel to
take off the crew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

He had neglected the maiden of uncer-
tain age and qualified attractions. ~'Why
is it you never compliment me, Mr.
Flypp?" she plaintively asked. He was
nervy, and came right back. Would you
have paint the lily, gid refined
gold?' he demanded. 'tYe-es," she trem-
ulously repIied.-CIeveland Plain Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Indt was rODDed!
Word has been received by the iuSpeC-
tor of the electric light system that an
overhead wire had fallen down in a
crowded street The inspector betoor1
himself to the spot quickly as lie could.
When he arrived he found the newt
able crowd handling the wire in a most
careless manner. Luckily, no accidents
had occurred.
Going up to the nearest man. who hap
pened to be an .IriShman, he admoniShed
him severely in grave tones.
You took a grave risk" said the in
sPector You had 10 right to touch that
wire. Why. man, do you know you might
have been killed outright by the shock?"
The Irishman looked at the inspector
with knowing air.
All" said he, I was mighty careful.
sorr, Sure, and felt it carefully before
1 took hold of it!'
A western Michigan travelling man stop
ped al little country hotel in a northern
village for dinner. He looked about for a
napkin buC couldn't fird one. Finally he
requested of the serving maid. The
girl stared at him in blank anazement for
a minute and then running to the kitchen
yelled to her mother, who was the chef
of the establishment.
Say. nav. what do you think of the
nerve of this swell boob in here? He
wants a napkin and he's only goin' to be
here for meal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

The county building will be closed al
day tomorrow on account of Christmas
The officers expect to spend the time wit
Christmas celebrations with one or tw'
executions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Failure to secure sufficient evidence re
suited in the dismissal of several liquor
cases in police court yesterday afternoon.
Nothing but plain DRINKS have been ar
rested since yesterday. But as this is TIE
season for DRINKS the police expect 10
pick up a number in the next day or two.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

H. G. Carkhuff of Montrose, Colo, IL
here for a few days visiting. He is a big
potato grower of the western slope of the
Rocky mountains and declares the crop
has been a good one there this year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Dougherty's Business College is sendill
out q handsome calendar to the rurs
schools of Shawnee and other TeaTo
counties. This calendar shows some fir
half-tone Topeka views.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Marsh of near
Kilmer. Kan, are here for a few days
visiting The Marsh home is widely
known as one of the most hospitable IN
the region It is noted also for good things
that are placed before the visitor who is
lucky enough to stop at meal time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Christmas Day, Feast of the Nativity
our Lord there will be celebration
the Holy Eucharist at the Church of tt
Good Shepherd at 1890 a. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Marshal and Mrs. Tim Donovan Wi
leave tonight for ST. Marys to spen
Christmas with their daughter, Mrs
Richard T. Erbacher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
DINNER STORIES.

One day. many years ago, the telephone
in the office of the chief of police rang.
Chief. Speers answered. The call was
from new policeman on the Union ave
nue. beat. He said "A man has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24

Irwin Snattinger will leave tomorrow
a three weeks business tour of the sta
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST-Coin purse on Kansas ave. Return
to 40S w. 9Th st. Telephone 1911. Re
ward.