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for vacation the public business
goes on.
Are Not Overpaid.
1.-The charge has been made" he
declared with a bang of his fist on the
speakers table, that government en-
ployees are oVerpaid. That is not true.
I know hundreds of men in Washing
ton who are not compensated within
five times or even ten times of what
they would have received under mod
ern conditions in other lines. I do not
mean to say that favor an advance
in salaries of FIVE or ten times what
they get now, but the government
should assure these men of perma-
hence of tenure and that they will be
taken care of in their old age.''
The speaker explained that once he
favored a system of straight out pen
sions for government employees. After
observation of the working of this sys-
tenn abroad, however, he had come to
the conclusion that it was not the best
and that it made for smaller salaries
and less rapid advancement for the
worthy.
And now" he continued, "I believe
in system that might be called an
enforced system of PENSIONS where
the government pays part and the en-
pIoyeeS contribute as well.''
Mr. Taft gave his reason for the
veto of the legislative bill. He said
that not only did he oppose it because
1t was unfair and because it was
placed before him in an improper
dress, but because it would have &C
compIished nothing, but made the life
of congressman and presidents con-
cerned in reappointme unbearabIe
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HELEN KELLER GETS JOB
She Will Be Member of Schenectady
Board of Welfare.

Schenectady, N. Y, Sept. Am
nouncement is made here that Miss
Helen Keller of Wrentham, Mass, the
noted blind and deaf woman will
henceforth make her home in this
city. She has been a lifelong compan-
ion of Mrs. John Macy, whose husband
is secretary to Mayor George r. Lunn
On Miss keller's arrival in this city
she will be appointed by Mayor Lunn
as a member of the board of public
welfare. She also will doubtless re-
ceive appointments to other civic
boards. She is Socialist and will
assist in the affairs of that party in
this vicinity
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kansas City Live STOCK Market.

Kansas City. Sept. 4.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, SO, 900, including 5000 southerns. Mar
ket steady to 1oc higher. Native steers,
S. 7001060; southern steers, $4;25Q650;
tive cows and heifers. SO. 25Gs.5o; stockers
and feeders, $4.50@7.25; bulls, $4-0o@5 %;
calves IS. 00@9 90; western steers S.. 50@
CPS; western cows, So. 25@550.
HOGS-Receipts 5000. Market &c higher.
Bulk of sales, $S.55QS.S0; heavy $S.45@S. 65;
packers and butchers, $S.55qS.80; light, SIS. 60
as. IS; pigs, $6.0007.O0.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Muttons, $3.50d4.40; lambs, $6.0G67 90;
range wethers and yearlings, $4.O0G5 35
range ewes, $250d4.O0
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New York Money Market.

New York, Sept. 4.-MONEY-Money on
call strong, 31Sq4 per cent; ruling rate,
3A per cent; closing bid S7s per cent; Of
fered at 4 per cent; time loans, strong I;
60 days, AZ to AZ per cent; 80 days, Az as
per cent; 6 months, per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper, 51s
per cent.
Sterling exchange weak at $483.65 for so
day bills and at $4.S6.55 for demand. Com
mercial bills,
SILVER-Bar silver, s2Nc; Mexican dol
lars, 1870.
BONDS Government bonds steady, rail-
road bonds easy.
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he becomes a champion or not. And
Topekans will be glad to know that
Johnson's contract calls for a goodly
amount of cash each month.
According to Johnson, Morris has
never been taught to box. Standing
f1atfooted in the ring he tries to knock
the front wall off anything that looms
up before him. johnson believes this
is wrong way to do it and is try
ing to teach the huge railroader some
thing of the fine points of the game.
He believes he will succeed. If he does
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Cnicaeo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Sept. 4-CATTLE-Receipt
ceipts 1900. Market steady. BeeveS, IS. rs
D1050; Texas steers, $4.75@6.56 western
steers, SIS. S569.15; stockers and feeders,
81 25@7.15; cows and heifers, $3.00QS.00;
calves, $8.O0G11.75.
HOGSEReceipts 1900. Market steady.
Light, IS. 30@91O; mixed, $7.90@9O5; heavy,
S7.65@6.75; rough. $765@7S5: pigs. $3.50
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000. Market steady.
Native, 3.4060460 western, 3.50Q4 65
yearlings, $4.5065. so; lambs, native 81. 500
40; western, $46o07.20.
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Kansas City PrOducc Market
Kansas City, Sept. 4-WHEAT-Cash:
Market unchanged to &c higher. No. 2
hard, S74S91zc; No. g. S6G8Sc; No. 2 red,
95d99c; No. 8, S6@96c.
CORN-Market steady to 1c higher. No.
mixed, 731k@74c; No. 8, 720721hc; No 2
white, 741zc; No. g. 73G74c
OATS-Market unchanged. No 2 white
34@345c; No. mixed, 3Sc.
RYE-H@72c.
HAY-Market steady. Choice timothy,
$14OOQ145O; choice prairie, $1o.50@11-OO.
BUTTER-Extras 24c; firsts &c; sec
onds 16c
POULTRY-Hens, 121k@1sc; ROSTERS. 7c;
springs, 151h0D16c.
wHEAT1Receipts, 2oe cars.
CLOSE; WHEAT = September, Sc;
December 867sc; May, 91Hc.
CORN-September, zoe; December, 5015c T;
May, 50121505sc.
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made by Democrat candidate for United
States senator that my campaign COM
mittee spent 16 million dollars in 1904
is an utterly ridiculous falsehood, which
he of course well knew to be a false
hood when he made it. You say that
he quoted the treasurer of the cam
paign committee as the authority for
his statement. If he made any such
alleged quotation it was another de-
liberate falsehood on his part. The
statement has not even the faintest
resem blance to the truth.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Sept. 4-BUTTER-Market
steady. Creameries. 22k@26c: dairies, 21@
23c.
EGGS-Market steady. Receipts, 14.15s
cases; at mark, cases included, 171sc; or
binary firsts, 1sc; firsts, zoe.
CHEESE-Market firm Daisies, 15&d
16c; Twins, 15461515; Young Americas,
15sz@16c: Long Horns, 1574@16c.
OTATOES-Market easy. Receipts, 40
cars.
POULTRY-Alive, easy; turkeys, 12c;
chickens, 141zc springs, tic.
VEAI@Market firm, 9Q14c.
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MISSING MAN IS FOUND
Walks Into BrotIer-in-Law's House
After Seven Days.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 4.-E. S. Men
ard So, who disappeared from his
home here week ago and for whom
a search has been made by members
of his family and the police, walked
into the home of his brother-in-law
here yesterday. He was unable to tell
where he had been or how he had
lived the last seven days.
It is believed he became temporarily
deranged due to the excessive heat and
hay fever.
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Links and Josies TIe

Lincoln, Sept. 4.-St. Joseph and
Lincoln went twelve innings to a lie
here this morning, the score being 0
and 0. The game was called to allow
the teams to prepare for the after
noon game. Score: r II E
ot- Joe 49, " .
Lincoln " z
Batteries"JackSon and Gossett;
Dessau and Stratton.
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Quotations furnished by James c. Smith,
Hide Co.. los East Third St.1
Topeka, Kan, Sept 4
GREEN CURED HIDES-Natives, No.
/, he; No. 2, 12c; Side Brands 106Iic /.
Bulls and Stays, 9d1oc; Horses Hides.
No. i, $3.O0G35O; No. 2, $50.
TALLOW-5a51zc-
DRY HIDEs-Butchers heavy. 9O0nc;
dry salt, 13d15c.
WOOL-Kansas, Nebraska and Okla
homa, light medium, 18420c; Dark Men
leo, 10G17c-
Topeka Grain Market
FURNISHED by ]. 3. Billiard. corner Kan.
sas ave. and Curtis st.l
Topeka, Kan, Sept. l.
WHEAT-S0dS3c-
OATS-30d35c.
CORN-74c.
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Topeka Markets,

Furnished by the Chas- WoIn Packipg
Co.. yards close at noon Saturday. Wa
weighing less than 10 lbs Do not mai
ket hogs unless same are well finished
as we cannot use half fat stuff. We give
below prices effective at once. until fur
Their notice.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-04

EGGS-Fresh country, 1sc
POULTRY-Hens. all sizes, &c: brof1ers
lbs and under, 15c; over 2 ms Isc.
springs. 1oc; old cocks, &c; ducks 7c:
geese, SC; fat young turkeys. ice; Old
turkeys, 10c.
BUTTER-Pacxing stock, Iskc.
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Kansas City Live Stock Sales.

1.-THE following sales were made thiA
morning at the Stock Yards. Kansas
City. and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the State Journal by
Clay, Robinson & Co.. live stock COM
mission merchants, with offices at all
markets.
Kansas City, Sept. 4.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts L, 600 head. Market slow and steady.
tHOGS-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady. Bulk of sales. $6.35G6.70; top,
FsHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady q strong
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New york Produce Market,

New York, Sept. 4.-BUTTER-Market
firm. Creamery extras, 2SA@281zc.
CHEESEAMarket easier.
EGGS-Market firm.
POULTRY-Dressed irregular; fresh
killed, western broilers, 14Q23c; fowls, no
16c: turkeys, 16017c.
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New york Sugar Market.

New York, Sept. 4-SUGAR-Markei
firm; Muscovado, SO tSst, 3.soc; centrifugal
Sc test, 4.30c; moIasses, SO test, 3.55c. Re-
fined, steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-04
Butter and Eggs.

rI7urnished by The Continental Creamery
Co., Topeka. Kan.l
Topeka, Kan, Sept. T.
CHICAGO EGG520c.
NEW YORK EGGs22923c
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago, 266c;
n. z, 27%q2Sc; Elgin. Csc; Topeka whole
sale, &c.
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who wish him well with the Sapulpa
fireman and will pull for Morris be-
cause the Topekan is working him.
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STEERS.

Cannot use straight grass cattle unless
they have had considerable corn.)
Market price paid for dry lot cattle.
If you will favor US with your inquiries
advising number Of head, quality, age
and length of time feed, we will make
to call you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-04

st. Joe, Mo-, Sept. 4.-CATTLEAReceip
2,1O0. Market slow. Steers, So. 100000;
COWS and heifers, $S-25@9.Oo; calves, $500
s.75,
HOGS Receipts 1850. Market steaSy to
strong. Top, $3.50; bulk of sales, $3.50
$50.
SHEEP Receipts 1000 Market steady
Lambs, $6.0007.18.
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1893 & &&&t
Topeka. kan. sept. 4

Topeka Butter, Eggs and PouItrv.
FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing GO. I
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Cotton Market.
Galveston, Tex, Sept. 4.-COTTON-
Market higher, 114c.
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READY-TO-EAT FOO
Take Home
A Good Meal
Ready to Eat


Many people are learning
the convenience as well as
the practical economy of
letting the IDEAL do their
cooking. If you are down
shopping tomorrow morn
ing just take your time
about it. Then come to the
IDEAL select what you
wish and it will take but a
few minutes after you get
home to spread an appetiz-
ing meal on the table. Ev-
erything will be ready to
eat.
For the meats you can
choose from Baked Chick
en- at SOC a h.; or Roast
Beef or Pork or Boiled
Tongue at 4Oe a h.; Baked
Ham at SOC ID. There are
also veal loaf, chicken pie,
meat pie and baked hash.
A choice of half a dozen
different salads at from
100 to 25e a pint will al
ford you a good selection.
Macaroni and cheese,
spaghetti, baked lima
beans, cold slaw, baked
sweet potatoes, pudding
and peach cobbler-each at
ZOE a pint will help to fill
out your menu.
And your taste in cakes
can easily be suited from
our selection of layer, cho-
colate, caramel and angel
food, priced from 1Oc to
40c each.
Ideal Pies are a treat in
Themselves dozen kinds
at $50 each.
Rolls, Cream Puffs, Raisin
Bread, Rye Bread with or
without the Caraway seed
Graham Bread, whole wheat
Bread-anything you need for
a delicious meal.
AT The Home of
WESTON BREAD
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Topcka Wheat NrarIret.

LF'ul nished by the Shawnee Milling CO.
No. IIARD-s5c.
No. hard-S3c-
No. 2 soft-s5c.
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PRAIRIE HAY-No. /. 800; No. 2,
NEW ALFALFA-Choice. 5000; No. 1,
$500.
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Topeka. Kan, Sept. 4.
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Topeka Jack Johnson B oxing with carl Morris
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JOBS ARE SAFE.

ecor t.nred from Fage one.1
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FURNISHED by T. A. Beck, 212-214 z. 6th.I
Toneks Kan Co.. 4
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Children's 5-toe So. SO shoes tomor-
row for
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ppli5ei CAB Der 1rau ben ippblgemtin1
ten Ratb, IN 3utunft sttpas DOrfihtis
ger au iein.
Wtit @aget, anb Sabni,G
ut Elm 5mbrmann ber u2obreg Fad.
ing Gu." peridmmube1.

Gin 8ertreter Ser lobrep padins
60, BON Ro. 2827 WoHahuietts Mbs..
erIu6te geitern bic poli3ei, Nadfpr-
l6uneqn mad Geors Deit, BON Der
gort ctr. unb Jresman Mpenus. einen
In Dieniten Der eenannten Jtrma its=
benoen ssubrmonn, an3uitellen. 9eit
lit felt porigem Wontag nit feinem
StpsiIpGnniasn 5ubrpert nnb ber aus
ssleild unb 3au6ipaareH beftebenoen
Qabuns ipurlos perihtpunoen. gr
bate an senanntsm Gage, ipie aefpObns
lib, bas gtabliiIemsnt perlaHen. um
bic Waarsn an peribiebene anitoeu
Der Jirma ab3uliefern, uno bat iic9
isitbem nidt mebr bliden lahen. Oas
Tubrtpert nebit 2abung bate etner
Wertb BON ca. $500. geit, p.lher %
Sabre alt iit unb ieit Sabren in Dien.
item Der 2obrep pading &c., seitanz
ben bate, erfreute fih bes unbebings
ten Dertrauens ieiner Mrbeitsgsber
uno 2ebtere f0nnen fih fein sebeims
nibppaes 0erfhninben niht ertldren.
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3eine Ginig,t,tg
gstrefis Der Geiie-9lunte nadD benz
Seuper gnnoestnrnfeit.

Der 9prort bes Ohio 5urnbe5trts
belt seitern DOT gesinn bes u9stitissn
5agss" cine tur3e SiBung ub, I'm it'd
bsaiialid Der GiIenbahneRouts mad
Tenper TdliTio su ipsroen. 8i:
ReiieausIhiifis Der perihisoenen Wers
cine batten friihsr ihon Derlhieosns
Routen smpfoblen uno bu ite ale in
Der geitrigen Sisuns auf Der Wabl
ibrer Rpute beitanben, lieb Der Wors
ort Die ganss 9lnselegenheit einfad)
faIlen unb bei9lob, ss jebem .in5elnsn
gtrein gu uberlaFsn, felbit ietn.
Stout. su tpGblen unb uuf eigene Jauil
9lbtpmmen nit ben Gifenbahna @eien'
ihaften abSui6lieban.
Terner purbe befhloFen, ben .Da.
nz5urntag" am 19. Sannar 1913
In Gopineton, ap., absubalten.
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Srunriges Gmbe.

Stella Smitb, 81 Sabre alt, tpeiB.
obDadlos, puros seitern BON Dem 30
li5iitsn sobn Megartbp in Der 8arrelz
bdus Go. 325 Weft 6. Ipenue Dorge<
funbsn unb in einem patrolpasen
nah benz itGbtiIhen 6ofpital sebrdht.
Sic befinDet iih i'm lebten Staoiunl
Der ShpinOluht unb biirfte bic 4ne
Italt fuum lebsnb ipieber psrlaHen.
SteQa Smith lit cine alte unb lang
jdbrise Bsfunnte Der ppliaei. Sie bal
49 Nrbeitsbausltrafen ipegen 9rnn=
t.nbsit, 9erumlunserns etc. binter fif
unb mahte erit am Samitas Dem 30
li3eiri6ter tpi.ber unttr Der Mntlase
Der 5runtsnbeit ibre Nuftpartuns. se-
mann iebof unter benz 6inpeis aui
ibrs 49 0oritrafen unb bic Sbatfohe,
bab tie, fuas iie pcrlirtbeilt iptroe. ibl
gplbenss Nrbeitsbansz Jubildum ieierr
mlHe, ibre fsreibeit. Ste periprah
nod sinen Inlauf aur BsiIeruna ma:
hen gu lpolIen unb 5ipor ben lesten
Stella Smitb mar Dor lansen Sabrer
ihrer eieenurtiaen. pifanten GhOnbeit
ipesen beriibmt anb fpitlte in Del
9albtpelt cine srobe NolIe. Shlieblid
jeboh ersab iie lih benz 1runfe, idnl
BON Stufe gu Stuff uno erreihte bel
tiefiten 8oben bes Sumpfes. Si
pfleste iid ipGbrenb ibrer furaen Jrsi
kitspsrioben in 0eitllfd BON &c
germ in ben niebrigften 8arrtlbduferr
berum3utreiben unb fDurbe regelmGbil
bon Der polisei dufgegriffen. Jbr
Rarriere fheint jttt tbrem natrrutnd
ben abfAluB nube 5g fem.
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Gin onitGnbises 8latt bebanbelt folde
Sinee oisfret unp an 2euten, bic folhe
Sfanbdlpia nit 8orliebe senieben, tit
pobl nihts 81 peroerben. Sooihpstz
een tann man bas niht, ipie Der Wer@
faTer bes Snitiatips4ntrases ausib!.
Sas publitum bot elm berehtigtes
SntsrsHe, gu erfabren, tpie piel Che
ideibunsen betptllist iperoen, mem uno
aus tpelhem 9rllnbs. Mu6 tam es
iiber 1ittlihe 8ertpubrloiuns niht i'm
0unfeln eelafen tperDen, oa ionIt cine
Dffentlihe Weinune, tpelhe Stelung
esgen Smmoralitdt nebmen iplrbe, 1ih
nibt btloen tDnnte.
eSn 9lnbetra6t Der ansefiihrten
@riinne fDnnen mir ben 2eIern nur
ratben, ben baiprofeuen Snitiotips
Nntrue, tpenn er ibnen our Inter
ihrift unterbreitet merben fpllte, auz
riidaupeiIen. Gr bat lpeoer etne print
sipielle nod cine iahlihe gerehtteun9
uno tpiiroe lebiglih Der PreiIe, Die
bas Dffentlihe Wobl au fDroern be-
miibt lit, Sbpierigteiten perurlahen.
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ltrae,l.iitbIi6
Wina's seitern bci ben yNbeinpfdl.
sern" in Der Central lnrnbaae sa.

Dab Ole bieberen Rbeinpfalaer es
perftebn, 0eits au peranitalten uno
iih bes 2ebens su erfreuen, beipies ges
tern fpieper Der RbeinpfdIser Inter
itiiBungs 9eretn burh feine Gbrtit=
baum 8erlooiune uno 3an3unter>
baltung, ipelhe biesmal In Grtpartuns
bes srobeH Nnbranss i'm sroben
Saale Der Central 1urnballe itatt~
fano. Der aus ben 0erren ssacob
9ramIi9, 9oriiser; Sebaitinn Studs,
8eiiiser; Saeub Mbam, Setretar;
Gus. goeb, edasmsiiter; s5riB
3ue6lmann, Jrib Graeter, rid.
aarg, Wtidael alod, Ibolpb Boebin1
ger, Saepb 5reiber, Dan. 2ngenbiebl,
er pfficio unD auguit Rsinfrant, er
pfficip, beitebenoe Mrrangements@Ius
ihub mar i6on felt Wohen nit Den
9orbereitunaen beIddftigt unb bas
Reiultat, elm gutter Grfolg, -
tonnte besbalb niht ausbleiben.
sSn ibrem l0blihen 5bun purben
Die Serren BON ben Damen Jrau Sas
cob slbam, 5rau Sobn Seb, Jrau
Dan. 2usenbiebl. 5rau Sacob Jreh,
Sruu 5riB Rueblmann, Jrau 9eorss
ef6mann, Grau Sacob 1rsiber, Jrau
9loam Mees, 5rau Iug. Relnfrant,
Srl. aarolins 2ehr, SRI. 5lorenee
9lbum, SRI. Rotbarine 9eb, Jrl.
Sulba Rennsr uno SRI. Bertha Gu
uenbiebl unteritiiBt, benn oteielben
ioroten ni6t nur bafiir, bab Die bib
Ihen 9ef6snte in Der on5iebeno'ten
Weiie sur S6au seIest, iOnbern aud,
pob bic 2ppIe 10 fhneu absefest tpurs
ben, baB ldnse Dor SGlub bes Jetes
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0ereins Inn Elm betrdhtlihes Simnl=
den bereihert mar.
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WeiIe niibIi6 mahten, buioigtsn BIZ
Ssrren Der Sd0pfuns ben 8ottern
Gambrinus unD gae4us unb nohs
bem bic ri6tise rpdIaer Stimmung"
einaetreten mar, tpurbe aud bas
nOansbes qeIttpungen. baB es nur
10 4rt bate. gis 5u ipdter Stuns
De bausrte bas frDblihe 1reiben, oas
nod oura sroBe Delssationen Ger fol
aenoen 9ereine erbobt purpe: Rbein'
pfdlser Samen 8eretn, Damenpereir
bonn Deutih amerifaniihen Staot=
perbanb, gaperifher llntert. Versin
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gabiIaer llntsrit. 9erein, Shfpdbi:
Ider unterit. 9erein, Waibington Vi
bertp Club, 9eutid<Imeritaniihs'
llnterit. 9erein, Brighton Smpfera
GaIino, 8eutI6zQmerit. Stabtper;
banp, Druiben Sdnser ghor. Clifton
Seiahts 6eiunsperein, Sbofelor
Sanaer6or uub 9eutf6er WsiIitdl
unterit. gerein.
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9eutither Milttdr llnt. .=Werein,
Sas Grsebnif Der seitrisem geamten.
,uabl. - @idtige aonititntionss
0erGnbernng.

oSn ieinem Saltptdl,artler, Glilt Ilto
Sibertp StraBe, bielt Der oblge Ner'
elm geitern Hadpnittag urlter gorilB
oes Erdiioenten uilo 9erberesoafers,
Serrn Senrp Soefner, nno Der Fro-
tofoaf afiibrling oes Serrn S. 8. Sueb.
bert, ieine regelmaBIge, gutbeluhfs
gerionlmllmg ob. 9In ein ertrantteS
Wfitglieb fpurbe Die ilbllhe llllterltlis'
una i'm getrage poal $40 angetpleIen.
Der 9lntrag, Ole Beitrdge bon 10 anr
so Gents per Deonut 5u reou5tren,
ipuroe nnh einer langeren Gebatte,
oil peldNr ith Die Serren sSobn Io-
Mig unb $. 9. 2uebbert gatl5 belolls
oers betbeiligten, nit GROCER WtaJorl-
tit niebergeitimnlt. Iagegen lpuroe
cine peitere annltitutlons-Veranoes
rung gltgebeiBell, oer5llfolge III 3lts
frnit bel SterbefdQen oas pom ger'
elm Su besablenbe SterbegeIb 500 be.
troaen uno aus Der auIie oes Serellt5
beitritten peroea ioa, anItatt mte bts'
Der BEL jebem Iooesfoa ieoes Utltglten
nit 81 81 beiteuer1l. Die 8eralloerufl9
lpiro icfprt in Strait treten.
81, 8etreif eInes 3irtlllars, NORM
nm finansieae llnterItilsung Der 8un-
oes- Sterbefaiie erl,dt miro, Dnroe
nidts beihloIien, oa nur lDenlge Wtit.
alie5er oes Iereins oieIer SterbefaI'e
angeboren.
Sieraui nuroe ,nter 2eitllng Der
Serren SSobn aoenig unb D'ihael
gaas Die 9eanItenpabl oorgenont'
men, rpelhe iolgenoes RelnItat ergab
Grdiioent: Senrp Saerner.
8i5e-BrGiioent: 8altbaior slngles.
Grot. -Sefr.; 8. .. 2uebbert.
Sin. GER: S5oi. Steaer.
Sd1abmeiiter: glltop 2eier.
8erpcltilngsratb: Sol. gonte, ta'
per Shnit, Sol. Dtueller.
ssobne1trdger: Senrp greDer.
9lr3t: Or. q. 9riiggemann.
Gelegaten gum 9.-9l. Staotoer-
6anO: aarl Spaugenberg, Senrp
Saeiner unh 0tatbias 9ilger.
aranfen-aonHlittee fiir B Dtonate
Geo. Camps, gIllguIt Wagnlobr lno
2Spiepb Wfueler.
Gs puroe beidloiieu, Die nadite re.
geln.aBiae 0criantrllung, Die an 6.
osanuar 1918 itattfiHben ioate, alli
ben /. Ssanuar 1918, 9ead}mittags =
llbr, in Suefuer'5 0alle 5i perlegell
llno uah ocricIben cine sSSnltalllritn1s.
sSeier sl peranItalten.
Ais 8iiher- -llnterluhungs s.ausIfuB
lpur0en Die @erren oSohn Welibcr,
Diatl. gilger, sSofepb Dtiiaer, SsSoiepH
90nfe r1lo SeHrn greper ernannt. 9ie
Ginnafnlen betrugeu Ito uno oie
ausgaben S37 80.
gor Ser &ertugung lpitroe nod BE-
ihloIien, Dab lid Die Witglieoer on
Samitag, ben %. b. 3D., IbenoS s
!tbr, i'm Sauptquartier periaHnreIn.
INN Don 0a bebufs Tbeilnatrne on BEN
8dG ces 9eutiden 2anopebr-Gereins
mad Der Central 1.urubaae au mar.
ihiren.
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}MiIs 81. Smil.n, "a, gleubale, 8.
lgora 6. Wagner, %, Neabins, 8.
|GIijab g. Harbin, "a, Norfuooo.
lNnna g. Goodman, %. oessl.
(e5eorge M. Rarbin, 81, Jtortpoob.
lglnna 6. Goodman, 19, pessl.
{Mlerranoer g. aunbi., 80, 133 Sit
I Jiinfte Npe.
lOlips S. aleranb.r, 80, 1853 Mi6iz
gan Mpe.
(Rpger q. Monieur, "a. 229 Sfi
I pearI Ctr.
lWarp Saaom, 20, 302 Spcamors
Strabe.
tWiliam 8. Wnberfon, 48, 833 Wei1
I 0infte Mpe.
iMarp Daniels, 25, 713 2aurel Ctr.
)Glarenee R. Sobnion. 38, Orforf
| 6otel.
lglara Diedmann, 80, 2931 Wc-
Miden 9lpe.
lStaniep Milton Straus, 81. 232a
I part Mpt.
lgmp Sahs. 27. 952 2ennor plact
]Milton Maltsr aotpenitein, 81, ct
I Sofepb, Wo.
9berefa s5reibers. "a. 358 Jorsft Mp
{Qouis @rDsbalb, 81, aurora, Ju6.
lMnna 9orgnann, 81, lilo poplal
StraBe.
}1arrp De1drt. %. 500 Msit 9. 9lps
lJna Gttpens, 20, 943 Set Ctr.
}Mlfreb &. 6iibner., 81. 1929 WineGt
lMlma 8. QemmriA, 28, beSgl.
}6usb 8. Usup, %, 62s Meft s. stpe
lGna Dan. "a, 763 beSel.
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1eitrafte llnporjid,tiafeit.

Jrau Warp Antio9us, bon go.
1910 6etpitt MDenue, melDete geitern
Der poliSei, baB iie am Samftaa
Mbenb on Der Gde Der 6. unb Central
Mpenue um ein padet NIT einem Rleio
I'M Wsrtbe BON $35 btftoblen iuurbe.
@ie lpOlltt fib einen slid tallfen ut1
battle, ebe iie ben Jii2mdrtt tetrdt
bas padet eiHfo9 auf ben Geitenipte
gsIest. qlls Fe ibrtn @int0uf seHahl
hattie unb suriidtam, mar oas pddel
itlbFberFdnbIi4 Derl4munben. Dh