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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
WITNESSES GONE
Officers Seek Men Who Can
Tell of Johnson.
Champions Brother Glad to
Get to Testify.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Important wit
nesses wanted in the federal investi-
CATION of the Jack Johnson-LuciIe
Cameron affair have disappeared and
officers are searching for them. Some
are said by authorities to have left
the city.
Many additional subpoenas were is
sued today for witnesses who have not
yet been called. These will be served
at once in hopes of having them ready
for the grand jury when that body
resumes work next week.
Lucille Cameron is to be the first
witness before the jury when it re-
sumes hearings on Monday, the au-
thorities say
Brother Glad to Testify.
Charles Johnson, brother of Jack
Johnson, negro pugilist, willingly en-
tered the federal grand jury room and
told all he knew regarding the rela-
tions of his brother and the white girl,
Lucille Cameron of Minneapolis, who
recently was taken from the negro
champion by her mother. Charles
Johnson recently was arrested at the
instigation of the champion on the
charge of theft.
Young Johnson is said to have given
His story is said to be almost of equal
Importance with that told yesterday by
the Cameron girl AS he entered the jury
room young johnson was heard to de-
clare:
1T is the hand of Cod The Lord has
taken this fellow in hand and is direct
ing justice at him.
The younger johnson, who is about
half as big as the champion, seemed over
joyed at the opportunity of telling his
story. He was in the jury room for near
sister of Jack Johnson also appeared
at the federal building, ready to tesufF,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24

collecting funds with which to carry
out the plan.
Z. A. Austin, chairman of the com
mittee on investigation presented ,
complete outline of q survey which
has been taken III Syracuse, N. Y,
and it is probable that the local COM
mittee will work along about the same
lines.
A S. Huling, of the finance COM
mittee, made a report concerning tfe
procuring of funds to carry on the
work. He stated chat the LABOR union.
will be glad to do their share OF
making the plan possible. The church
federation will also appoint a commit
tee to look after the collection of funds
from that body
ii. c. Green told of the work in San
Francisco under the direction of the
Russell Sage foundation. DR.. d. NJ.
Fisk. of Washburn college. said that
Topeka should awake II a city con-
SciOuSDRSS'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
DON'T BE THIN
No Need of Being Scrawny, Weak
and E2maciated.

In these days of physical culture
and health foods, one would hardly
expect to see any thin. weak, enact
ated people, but in spite of all this,
nearly every person you meet is thin
and scrawny.
Good healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use of the proper food
with thorough assimilation of the fat
giving elements. Nine people out of
ten in order to weigh as much as they
ought and Dc perfectly healthy. should
use Samose, the great fiesh-forming
food. Weigh yourself before COM
mencing to use these little tablets,
and see how your weight increases.
Samose has valuable f1esh-formilg
and tissue building properties, and
when it is essimiIated with the food,
it causes the f1esh-ma king elements to
be retained and the weight is natural
ly increased.
Geo. w. Stansfield, the popular
druggist, $50 Kansas avenue. sold in
the last Jew weeks. a great many
packages of Samose, every one with
his personal guarantee to refund the
money if it did not give satisfaction
and has had but one person ask for
the money back Sent prepaid on re-
ceipt of price. 50o.-Adv-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24

but she was not called before the jury.
The only other witness to testify was
Joseph Levy, the champions white sec
rotary. t
Mrs. Cameron-Falconnet, mother of the
Cameron girl, today said there had been
a complete reconciliation with her dauSh-
ter and that the latter now was willing co
disclose her entire story.
johnson Quits saloon Business.
Jack johnson will retire from the sa-
loon business in Chicago on November j,
according to an announcement made by
city officials today. The saloon license
under which he has been operating is
owned by brewery and Johnsons con
tract to use it expires that date and
will not be renewed. The right to renew
the license was today assigned by the
brewery to another saloonkeeper who has
no business relations with Johnson.
The fact that Johnson did not own the
license was given by city officials as their
reason for not revoking it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
SOCIAL SURVEY WORK
Miss RosaIea Pendieton Appointed
Executive Secretary.

Miss A. Rosalea Pendleton has been
appointed as executive secretary i'll
connection with the plan for taking I
social survey of Topeka. The choice
was made at a meeting of the general
committee held at the Central Y. NJ c.
A. Wednesday evening.
Miss Pendleton has been connected
with the Kansas Christian Missionary
society, and the federal bureau of re-
ligious census several years ago. Con-
sequently she is well qualified to pre-
pare the statistical outlines to be used,
and do other necessary work such
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
SANTA FE WINS IT'S CASE.
Mexican Laborer Wanted $4,000 for
Injuries to His Hand.

Anastacio PaIomino. a Mexican labor
er who sued the Santa Fe for alleged
injuries to his hand is not entitled to
dana ges according to the verdict of a
jury in the first division ofthe district
court, returned this morning. Palo1nino
said he was helping load old rails. and
while doing was caught between a
rail he was helpinr load and a crooked
rail that had been loaded, crushing his
left hand. Damages in the sum of
$1,000 were asked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
GARFIELD PARK ENTRANCE.
City Commissioners Let Contract for.
Improvement Today.

The city commissioners gave the con-
tract for the construction of the quincy
street entrance to Garfield park this
morning to the Sargent Stone company
for $3.50 Cuthbert & Sons offered to I'M
dertake the work for $3.50, but tie con
tract was allotted to the firm making tire
lower bid This entrance. simply a side
gateway, is to be in simple design of re-
enforced concrete and cut stone. Wor k
will be begun Immediately. and the en-
trance be in shape for the opening of the
park in the spring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Thomas T. Clark, aged II months.
died this morning at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Payton.
424 Quincy street. The funeral will be
held at PenwelPs chapel at o'clock
Friday. Interment in Foster cemetary.
He was a grandson of Henry NJ. BAY
less former undersheriff who died re-
Gently.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
MRS. PLATTER SPEAKS TONIGHT
Noted Suffragist From Ohio Will
Speak in Topeka.

Mrs Carrie FIatter, formerly a citizen
of Kansas, now a well known campaign
speaker in Ohio is touring Kansas in the
interests of good government and better
homes, is forceful, pleasing and expert
enced. It is said that she is able to carry
her audiences with her in thought, and
stir them to action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24
AT The THEATERS.

No attraction announced by the Grand
theater management for the current sea
son has stirred up greater local interest
than the engagement of Neil O'Brien, the
popular and famous minstrel, who with
his organization of seventy people will ap-
pear at the Grand Friday night in an
entertainment of minstrelSy described as
quite the most elaborate and biggest pro-
duction OF its kind the American sta. e
has witnessed since the inception of
burnt-cork comedy.
The name of alias Jimmy Valentine.
the bank burglar with fingers so senSi-
tive that he can open vault by the sen.e
of touch, without knowledge of the COM
blnahon, has become a household word
throughout the country, though the play
in which he figures has been seen In u
lew cities only. Great has been the SUI
cess of Paul Armstrong; play by that
name in it's two years in New York at
the historic Wallack's theater The couu-
try-wfde reputation of Alias Jimmy
Valentine has emanated hitherto largely
in the favorable reports of the play sent
out from the eastern metropolis.
This season, however, the famous PLY
is being sent on tour by Liebler & Co
and local theatergoers will have a chance
night, when he fills an engagement at
the Grand.
Walker Whiteside's remarkable produc-
at the Grand next Tuesday night s
probably the only one now upon the stage
in which scenery is not used Every
wall, window and door is built solidiy
what it purports to be. The rugs, drap-
cries and Japanese panelings are of ire
most expensive sort and were all selected
by Mr. Whiteside himself with the aitI
OF eminent japanese artists. No setting
quite 50 massive and exquisite has been
revealed to playgoers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-24

Thursday night October "a she VIII
speak at the Third Christian church, cor
ner of Third and Lake; the follow wing
evening her address takes place al the
Central Park Christian church, corner OF
Sixteenth and Central Park avenue.
Sne VIII De TIE speaher Oh ine evening
home of Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn, 723 West
Sixth. and will address a company OF
home of Mrs. TiIson, 1215 North Jackson
street
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Srafe

slm Iesten IA. SSilli purbe Goitor
geo. Sd)ltl5 i'm bas Yreoigerant
eitugefi:bnt, ,ulN om %. Ssllli, lpa6-
Dem er ieile Erobepreoigt gebaltell
Gaaae, foliN tb;c glsi6e SSeierlidyfeit
ntit Editor 0alIel 5appnleper itutt
Die beitcn iirngon 0S1ruier baben
iid) oils mlsge5eidplete &aBelreoner
eripielell.
Ger 6roalelr @ereilr lrfuH Die
&npgs Seralo @eiellidaftelt battell
lebte &ode eiql erfol9reides Git.
rif.
Srai gSln Sobeiir, il. luro 6erelr
5odJ.er, ron ct. 2pitis, 1parerr bier
altf 8enltb bel iDrem Gerpapotell,
dillb ipar 6ies feit trielcn SSabren bas
eribe Wtal.
Gus atiliionsIeit Ser GreSbpteria.
lper 8enleilste ill 9op hit alf Mitt-
mod tnrb Ioluerstug, Den llddtiteil
IA. alno Is. sIltglrit nlpgeiest, llipo
SeHerrlalmt lit ber5li6 eiltgel0oen
pelilNapDell pel3lllDoDllelf.
slm Sulurtaa Den II. sllteitit
miro 9SaItor Satldpf BON 8arrelrton
LII Ger bieiigen aind,e cille gall5 be.
joIaoers ilpaerelialpta 9reoigt balten.
Ser sllpabralH hes 4simIoll mls
llnierGn GDllntp @eidlnJllib, mel.
der Dor 5inei sSobren ltuttinrpS, TO-
ipie Nns fiir5lide glMipeiden bes
@er6reders Garrett, bubem golr5 be.
ltinnltt ge5elgt, 6aB eile bon Slpei
Gilugen lWttaren0ig lit. GnhpeOer
erre alloere slrt BON @efalhgniB
ober cine anbcre slrt @emnte.
Die @ogen Der offelnlider Meill.
,tlps IN oieier slngeleBeiubeit gebem
5llr 3eit iebr bod lprb es lit allbc-
falnpt, bnb lid, 9hidjter N. 9relp-
"r. com Scr. Stanten SbergeridH iit
oieicr Sade offisiea ailsgeiprndpet
bat mic foLgt: Ser eilBige @eg I'M
Splud,. amrb Wfob @erid)te 5lt ners
biiten, heiiebt oariil baB intIere @e.
ridlsbofp iftrIler 5ur Strafe sic.
beil."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

itirllnlsetta oils gfepitblifaner be5eidr
net iein aubo ibre gSalitert III one
Spalte geiett lDdbeiL on heren Spi.
be Der gsane 6es repldblifalrild,el,
Yrdii6eptida idaItsfalthibaten Saft iteM.
Die Gonlaier @erifJke baben oieies
ioatore 9egebren glit9ebeibett irtro
bagegen lift 8ertflnrg beim Sber6ltrt.
6esgeridt eir1selegt tpor6en. Das ipa,
ann 10 rotbipelbhiger, als es ii6 itift
lnn &aliias alleis balpoelt, ionbern
atm eiile gar5e 9teTbe Staatens in
tpclGen Die sfitbGipger 9toolepelts
gln,ben. ibre Erdiioentidaftselef
pan ,tllter remlblifaniider Slagge
oitrdjidpluueseln 5it fompen. Oa nnrB
,nelur amdt uniibeulsbbarer @irrlparr
eiuiteben ioQ, allarbeit geidaffen
irerfelp; eillerIei, apie Ole gntidPio,
uH ess bo6lten @euidAsbofes oes
Solpses alrsiaIen mag.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
seeonp ereef.

8iele inpierer Sarnner fins lett
nit Der Seieripte fertig iupo b:ciclbe
tpar and elm iogellnlllter Bumper
Grop."
@fTeiior Waeper iunr lette @od,e in
0ieier gSadjbaridnft INN Die glb'
idpdeimlg bes gigelltDuns por5uneb-
men.
gluf aern gffinf tpcldes dnn pori-
gen 9olmersta9 iip 9rafe itottfmlo,
ipauat ait6 piele 9eatfer outs 6ieler
gto6bauidaft.
SRI. Stpra 2aagealber9, tpelde iib
iett ldagerer 3eit auf ber 8ranfen.
Iiite befmuh, bot ltf iebt ipieber 10.
iueit erbolt, baB iie mif iein faint.
sSrml Wtartial Sdals1lieyer, aDetde
iidy bier aui 8eiipb bei ibuen @ltern
iolpie aftoeren Geripml6tet mifge.
falten bot, lit ipieber no1 ct. 2ollis
Sluriif gefebrt.
SScar Sda,lte it,t5 @attilr, bon
81. 2o1tis. befhIoeit itdp bier untf 8e-
ind hei @m. StJIlte itto @attin,
0elt @Lteur bes 9erap Sdpulbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

5. aIss 3.
8aIlhperien fir 9amea sf. Rtt-
Ter 1; 5rml Setbepingtots g.
gallirerien fir MGlrser g. @ep.
er 1; q. gfief 3; Mr.. Soas 3.
Staat9cnflettern Sbloelneper 1
irino 2.
@atpeuten Der @eid)dftsfeilte -
st. 20. 9iief 1; 6. &alreit 2; @.
2lanr 3.
Serbetrotbcte Srml BON Ieidteiteln
@etpidt tSratt Sp. Seistqein.
grbp- -slib9tellilng 5afdon @raf.
1; Gbarffnr 9lapgllitiH,e, 9.
ssiingihes iSarlrler gbepanr- Eairl
No.alEulrer anu6 Giatfin.
goirtelt inn 9tatberi- Spmer
Strolib. I; go. 1hider, 2.
Eoplllirler iilfp9er @banfr- SERB
StilellSer.
NopltIGrite nplpge Dame Slitnelio
Sdarsb.
sleltelteS Gfepaar ol,f Dem Set
plat GDas. 4iilmtel ,lrb @utti1r.
Bette GdlBer Sri. 0befla 9erepS
iplp6 Sperr Smallapoob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Berger.

eiriI INTO @rpIt @inter befhhbel
iiH oieie &ode in Gaie, auf 9eiiidj
benin Snfcl Goinno Shniot l,no
@mtin.
SRI. 2o,liie Sreeie, ipelde iid be.
fipdSsaueiie in SeodIia aitfbieEt, bebr-
te mn Soanltog rolp bort 5itriid.
Sobal aaiier bot ieinen @orratb
BON @narert ruieber ait sSrailf Geo-
Gea, pon la. Sterlillg, ST., fiir
enbe ,Sorart uerboltoelt.
Soaiis goe9er, bon W6orriion, mar
frdprenb her Sa1Bclt Oorigelt @pde
ttier, Sllr glitillaBnte oes Sllpentars
has g8mrelllagerS, ineldes sSranf
GcoAea rom Sobn aaiier eiip1c9clf,
oelt bat.
@ieIe iintge 0f1Sdlslr bon ct
Soitis befilporn iidD gegeniudrtig
ipabreno ibrer SSerien bier altf Be.
ind, bei Geriuelt0teit inpo SSreitir0en.
Mpohnalm aulto Somp sueuoen inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

2nSfe 6ieles Molunts ipieoer eirpen
offeimIiden @erfaitf poat 40 Yferbet
bier abbaltel. Ser @ertalrf tuel.
der IN Ser porigem @ode bier itatt.
farub, ,par rridt gt beialdt, neil I'M
ieue Jaurer polluilf urit Der erete
befd1ftigt tpaueir.
sSuau 6nmrf Sdeibeder, IT,, mar
nebnere Sage Der porigerr @od,e,
bd1iifsapeiie it ct. 2oits, amao febr.
he arn Weofttag BON bort 3uriid.
G. %. 8Iumer, bon ct. 2oaris,
mar ain Goarlttog bier mlf 8eilh
bel ieineir giterr.
sSreo Sirapernper itipS @attirt, BON
9rp Sill, ipanas mn SotlalanD bier
mlf 8eltdy bei ben Samiliep 3oeL
Ter a,ipo &afbgeb.
8. Sdnribt aaln Gam. SniS ,po-
rem Iebte @ode ial Columbia, Mo,,
nm mad bbpm bortison 6ariten au
febet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
stOnp Sill.

aus %. @. Of sI. Comp ipirb ailt
%. slargit, in Go,tietts @rone, elm
grobes Hifnif rebit Ball abbaIter.
SRI. gibel ySarben beia,dte am
Solultog ibre 5re,ulbin, SRI. Sldu
@lulper.
Ser Gbninpertbe 8,ef Waattbeips,
&arpoaNnt fir ioet Toitep eiltes
Stoats Seibators, bielt orit lebtetp
Sreitog bier, Dor eiiper guober Ser.
ianuraiiuL cine &ebe.
u. 6. Mmipill, pom Semlrattib BE.
m1Jte iich am lebteir sSpeitag bier IN.
ter ieiiuul altem Srelnpoen amo BE.
faiuuen.
ltniere 9aic 8aI @oDs faben IiA
am Somuta9 nit Den @ops BON Ser.
ger in eiirem groBartigen @ett.
ipiel genpeiien. 0as &eIlultat ipur
8 gegen a, 5t @imIten itrierer @ops.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
gsOra,ts beitebt eine sSran?

100 asfuno mebr ober ipeniser
6leiid, Musfeln unb anoden BIZ.
Den feline Sra1; 5tpor Gin glltes
sSunoament, aber 5uiamnlen nit
@eiilnobeit unb St6rfe faun lie ein
.aolligreid reeiepen. 9as lit, mas
electric 9itters perleibt. Talienoe
iino BON @ d) 10 | n s e I a II I q l.
len Sd,tpadbeit, Nerpoiitat, 9fiidcn.
idmersen iiiip. gebeilt uoreen
Electric 8itters baben mir uneno-
liht altt getban," l1reibt gli5a
9ooI, Sepeip, Sfla., limo ih oanfe
Sbnen bon Seraen fir oie 10 CUTE
Mebi3in." ssur 50c in alien slpo'
tbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Die Tragc, Of bie slnbanser gioo,

Die arage, Of Die Mnbanger 9ioo.
iepalts beued,tigt iiarb, one 9e5eid)-
lolplrq Mepllblitarer fir fidp iat sllp-
iprlldl s,l ,pebnten itpb lrlrter SieFer
&e5ethlnu,g one porgeidJltgeaten Brd
iiNartid,aftseleftoren in &onfas mlf
SEN Brialrdrtpobllt lltiannBettel ar ieselt
apipo anup audi oas Sberbltlpbes9e-
ridls beIdtifttgell. 9ie gieftoreil
,mlrben bon Der repirblifaluilden
Staatsfonpeiutioan auso oelr 0iitritts-
folDentipren intter Ger @orGirsfeb-
lll9 pougeihlnge1,, sob iie fiir oen
gripG6lteir Ser repitblifalpild,elt gao-
tiotmlfoaupeiltipt lttntnteft tpiirben.
ghur aber babem ipelllt BON t6ipen
erfIdrt, oob file i'm 5alle ihrer @abl
fir Rooiepet itinnien ipiircen, tuob.
Dem ipolen iie a,lf oent Fpfl1ldripabl-
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Dies hit elm 3eitaIter GROCER
@nhoefilngen: 6ortihritt fliegt irt
Der Suit. 9aIO moeen mir Snfel
Sam's 9rieftrager bel 8ertbeilung
Der Goitiad,en in Der 2uft fliegert
ieben. Gas @olf nimnt grobes
Sntereiie an niislidep @ntoedungen.
9aber lit Or. Sings Getp 0iscoDerp
fiir Suiten, Grfdltiing, SaIs- iirpo
Slttgenletben Die popnI1rite Wfeoi-
sin III gmerifa. v9urirte MIDI BON
idreflidem Sniter," fdreibt 8rau S
s. 9dpis, Stifnep Corner, Nfe.,
nna1bem aler5te nn6 Me6i5iipem er.
foIglos eeiueien.v ltnbersIeidIid fiir
Sl1ten, grfaItiing iipo 2iiftr6rerlei.
oen., Greis SOC ilito 81. Hrobe-
flaicbe frei in alien @potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Die Mepnblif Gaina fat iid) eincl

Die 9iepmblif Glina fat iid) eimcn
grofeIlor porp Cornell OILS filpnla5bel'
lem 8erotIber sugeIegt. 9as iIt iebr
abrenoou fir Cornell, aher apelr
rlmp iau Iefin BON 6el fipaingellell
syGbigfeitelr aern,tlriB gebobt batte,
6ie 6ie @erhpalter Der irntioftalell
SallpagrrefauosI erhapideltp halal
lpiiroe man tpabrlbeiipIih eitteit BON
ifppslt gettotnnpen iiib hen Erofeilor
all SSmtie eeGaiien baber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

Su Seras fault man @ahermelO-
nan fir eirrer Gerlt Dos Stiid. Nas
Iie bier nnebr foSte,b gebt mr Srans@
portfoiteal ,rno aSroiiten oes 3apl'
ide,banSels 6roilf, imo % 1T Elm
lebr eiaubrllfspoller 9eitras 5ll Dem
aapiteq ,9ofte,l Der Sebellsbaltlll9"
bul6 qeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
..anbreunp So

gnf 8efrasen eines nengierisen
s3ertdheTbatters erflGnte asierpotrt
WSopaalr ,sinpirldl er ipiife l,idts BON
sfopSepelt irib nod ipelliger BON fel'
ller brittelt Gnrtei. glber tpeint er
Sas 9ebiirflmb bat, etipas 5il ertab'
rem, 6eip ebernnliger Tartleer Ber.
fins ipeib nlles.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
g8ir iinb ermddiist
Or. 2Ilpnsp Iubbs

oils 9anbibai fir Hcpraieuiant in Der
SiaaiS sesiSlaiur onsu,eisen. unter,poren
Der GniId1eioun9 Der republfaniiben
Stimn9eber bel Der qrtmGripabI am 6.
auguIt
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Sir IablaBrid]ter
Sir 8eprdiel tant.
gpir iinb ermadtisi
9r. Spbn .. Geba

alS Gnnbibai iiir 9isprGieniant In Der
otoct@,g!sislatnr an3tBeigtn, unierlppreu
Der Gnild,cioans Der republifaniiden
Stinm9ebcr bel Der primdrlpnbI au $.
sueuIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
gItr iinb ermGdltist

8. 8. 2anDenbera
ais Ganbioat fir Reprdientant in bee
Neutrality-suspicious. ansu5eisen, rriermorien
Der GntIheibln9 Der repubIitariId)en
Stimmseber bel o'r prmdrlpabl am s.
2u9uit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
SIR County gileTor.
6ilr @pnntn Gdatmeiiter.

lpir iiub ermdbtist
u. g. Maupiu
ais 3anbibai liir Chabmeiiter pon Sasco.
naoe @ountD an3u3eisen. llnternorfen Der
Gniideinuns ber RepublifaniI6en Gtimm.
9eber bet bet oHsemeinen primdripabl an,
6ausuit 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
gntr iinh ,rm1d,iint

gDir iinb srmGd)iist
Sobn M. Sherlnann
ais 9anoiboi fiir Sd)aBmeiiter BON 6asco.
nabe Sounin an5u5eisen. rnteriporfen Der
Gnii6cibuns Der 8epublifaniten Giimm-
aeber bel Der aasemeinen primdrWabl am
6, Ausuit 1912.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Gan0iOattn =Anitigen.
Sur Gountprihter-n5r 9iitrift.
@ir iinb ermdbtist
Senrp 3anrptu

ols Sanbibat sur g0ieoerpabl fir Gounts
Ridier fir ben 9lorbiiden Diitritt BON
Sascanaoe an5u5ei9en. rlnteripprIen Der
GntId)eibuns Der RepubIitanIhen Stimn.
seber bel Der all8emeinen primariuabl, ant
6. Gns. 1912.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-30
BRANDEIS CONTINUES
TO FLAY STEEL COMBINE

WASHINGTON, Jan. Dramatic
ally pleading for the Slaves" of the
steel trust. excoriating the combine
for its Compulsory elimination
among employees OF the rights of
men," and its gigantic profits, Louis
ID. Brandeis continued his testimony
before the Stanley committee. He
asserted that 45 per cent of all the
employees OF the steel corporation
were paid smaller wages than those
on which the Pittsburgh Associated
Charities estimated 1t was possible
barely TO exi~t."
This corporation he said. I'm ten
years has taken away from the Amer
lean people $3.50, 100000 in excess OF
a liberal return upon the value of the
capital involved The horrible condi.
tons among its employees are the re-
suit Of compulsory elimination from
the rights OF men--of unionlsm. The
employees have practically been made
slaves OF the corporation II is a
condition of oppression, 1t is allen to
the rights of every American citizen.
Moreover this condition is not acci-
dental"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-30
HUBBY HAS ANOTHER
WIFE; ANNULMENT ASKED

Judge Hosmer will be asked, Tues
DAY afternoon. TO annul the marriage
of Ethel Israel and Henry Goldberg.
alias Henry Davis, which followed a
courtship OF only 10 days.
The couple met April /, 1911, and
inside of week Miss Israel had prom
ised TO become Mrs. Goldberg. The
wedding was performed short time
later by Justice OFT, and the couple
went TO live with sister of the bride.
A few days after the wedding, the
sister picked up a Jewish paper pub
lished In New York, and on the front
page appeared the picture OF Henry
Davis, and story of his desertion OF
his wife and child. The picture was
shown TO the bride, and she was
struck by the likeness OF Davis and
the man she married. She charged
her husband with being the original
OF the picture, and he admitted that
he was. The wife at once hurried to
police headquarters and had war
rant sworn out for his arrest. The
paper was placed in the hands OF De-
lective Goldman. but up to the present
Davis has not been seen or heard or
by the officer.
Miss Israel is represented by AS
sistant Prosecutor William Heston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-30
SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET
OVER $4,OO0,OOO MARK

A budget of s4,O01 .054.34 will con-
front the Board OF Education when
1t meets in committee OF the whole
Wednesday afternoon to finally pass
on its estimates for 1912. That Is the
total reported out by the boards spe-
cial committee on estimates, after a
long session. Monday afternoon. The
committee added several large items.
including one of $4,000 for a 16-room
building to replace the antiquated
Barstow school, and $4,000 for 16-
room building in the vicinity OF Har-
mon-ave. and Beaubienst.
AS the budget now stands the build
ing fund totals $1.646,22031; the gen.
eral maintenance fund, $541 ,339.03;
the office maintenance fund, $27.4S0,
and the teachers salary fund, $1.7S5,
955. inspectors Mumford and Ken
nedy and Acting Secretary Reeves
were appointed a committee TO go to
Lansing to find out how much primary
school money the city is likely TO re-
ceive for the next fiscal year.