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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

stevenson was school friend of Miss
Morrow's in the State university last
year
The Kansas Authors club will meet
Wednesday evening, January 8. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George p. More
house on West Eighth avenue. Mr.
William Connelley will be leader, and
an election of officers will be held
Mrs. Otto Kiene gave a party Sat
urday afternoon for her sister, Miss
Rachel Hotchkiss of San Diego, Cal,
and for Miss Alice Nesch of Kansas
City Miss Hotchkiss will leave Tues
is visiting Mrs. Kiene, Will accom- any
her The guests We're: Miss Hotch-
kiss Miss Nesch, Mrs. Warrick Upde
graft, Mrs. Preston Coleman, Mrs
Merrill Mills. Mrs. William Crockett of
Lafayette. Ind, Mrs. Ralph Skinner,
Mrs. Harold Tice. Miss Louise McNeal,
Miss Marian Thompson. Miss Alice
Larimer. Miss Julia Iarimer. Miss Ber-
nice Emahizer. Miss Edna Thompson.
Miss Edith Thompson Miss Daisy
Monroe, Miss Rose Mitchell Miss ReSs
RenWick Miss Madeline Whitney Miss
Nellie Raster. Miss Gertrude McC'lin
took Miss Lurene Irish and Miss
Helen Quigley of Sterling. Miss Grace
Emma Bolmar, Miss Helen Estey, Miss
Mildred Guild.
DR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon kept
open house this afternoon for the mem
bers Of the Central congregational
church. The directors of the z. w. G.
A. received this afternoon. and the 7.
NJ c. A. Will have their reception to-
night.
The fashion this season is for lace
draperies. and the effects acquired are
dainty and graceful A little lace tunic
winter on green satin ball gown, cost
her 49, so they say, and that is not
large sum. either, the woman tells
her husband, compared to what many
others cost. I know one woman who
goes about a good deal, and looks we'll,
too who made the lace shawl for her
gown from an old window curtain. She
dyed it to match the color of her gown,
and when it is draped over satin and
displayed under an artificial light. the
cost is not considered. The fashion for
slenderness is still good, in fact, bet
ter than ever. for whereas, last year
it was all right to look like a stick of
macaroni this season the shoe string
is the criterion, that being a little flat
Ter and more supple. Women's clothes
are all made to emphasize that appear
ance. The street suits are becoming
more and more mannish, straight in
cut, and unadorned. and while the party
gowns are more than ever draped and
trimmed, the ornamentation is of the
soft clinging kind that heightens the !
effect Of slightness.
Notes and Personal Mention.
MI. W. W. Miller and his family, of /
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

The members Of the Kappa Sigma
fraternity who remained in town dur
ing the holirlays gave a party at the
chapter hou4e Saturday night. Those
Who attended were: Miss Julia Ames,
Miss Mil4red Morton, Miss Louise
Fairchildy Miss Letha Blanch. Miss
Mildred Mills, Miss Frances Walsh.
Miss P!uth Graham. Miss Winifred
Burch Miss Una Lytle Mr. LaRue
Royce, Mr. Howard Searle, Mr.. Carl
Smiley. Mr.. Leland Johnson. Mr. Stu
art Drum. Mr.. Elton Nc Fntosh, Mr..
Frank Russell Mr. Glenn Van Dorp
and Mr. Warwick Brown.
Fetchingly chic and distinctive is this
afternoon froek in which the winters
craze for black and white is shown
1t is of white voile de sole and black
velvet TIE bodice is outlined at the
neck ana banded diagonally across the
front With heavy white lace, above this
is blaHbyNelvet with a row of black
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS

One Of the many interesting situations
IN The Fortune Hunter" which comes
to the Grand today matinee and night.
occurs in the third act when Roland Bar
nett, the bank clerk, enters Nat Duncan
drug store to upbraid him for appropriate
ing the affections of the village hefress.
The climax is reached when Nat william
Roselie) nanhandles Barnett in no gentle
manner and finishes by throwing the bel
Hgerent swain into the street. IN the
scuffle Barnett loses his hat, and as Nat
losses it to him remarks. Come in again
when you want to apologize In fact
there are many incidents which happen
which keep the audience in roars of
laughter.
Charles K1eins THE Gamblers" will re-
ceive its first local presentation at the
Grand tomorrow night.
In this play Mr.. Klein has taken gam
bling as his theme. not the petty kind,
but that which is done in seven figures
on Wall street. John Emerson, an old
school financer who hitherto has been
satisfied to count profits by the thou
sands, is induced by an ambitious son to
raise the stakes to millions. The big
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

out from somewhere. and the Indian
boys killed it."
Two Moons declared that the Chey-
ennes did not recognize Custer during
the fighting. as All the soldiers looked
alike.-Crow Indian Agency fAIont)
dispatch to New York Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01
1e1a-rHE NEW YEAR-fe1a

1t is with, heart trimming with
gratitude that We wish you a Happy
New Year and thank you, who have
made it possible for us to welcome
each succeeding year with a fine rec
ord for the one just past
We, as providers of wholesome
foods, feel that We have fulfilled
mission and an estimable service to
the people of Topeka. We feel that
we have lessened the toll of woman
and heightened the satisfaction OF
those who eat at your table; making
It possible, for you to buy the kind or
bread. pastries, meats and dellcates-
sens YOU want ready cooked and at
reasonable prices. To be unordinary
and different is our chief aim and in
variety and extraordinary duahty you
will find that we have not missed our
mark.
IF nv YOUR own Indifference, you
have not been enjoying this splendid
service in the past, let the new year
b1.iner Won TO this wholesome shop,
that we may shorten your hours in the
kitchen and brighten the variety OF
YOUR table during the year just ar
rived.
We wish all of you the happiness
that comes from universal prosperity;
good homes; good deeds; good lives
and esneciaIly GOOD FOOD And may
H be our pleasure to provide GOOD
Food-foods that we are proud to say
are our product.
VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

Mrs. Rich-to- DO-Tell me. Maggie. what
you servants find TO talk about down in
the kitchen. Maggie-Oh we mostly talks
about the visitors up IN the DRAWN room.
And beggin' your pardon, ma'am. what
do you mostly talk about upstairsf "Oh.
we talk mostly about the scrvants.'-
Life
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

Thomas Jefferson in RIP Van WinkIe''
will be seen al the Grand Thursday matt
nee and night Tt is sixty-five years since
the first performan nee Of Zip Van Win
lxle'' was given by a Jefferson and 1t has
been played continually by them ever
since They have made it the one great
classic of the American stage. Thomas
play. His supporting company is always
Of the best. Seat sale opens tomorrow
to be the most elaborate ever given of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

financial interests of the country, seeing
a new competitor, try to crush the Ener-
sons The young man in his effort to re-
sist the powerful enemy breaks a federal
law and both father and son and their
partners face prison sentences. All but
the son are saved by the intervention of
a woman. She, synlbohcally. is gambling
for happiness
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

The satisfying quality in Lewis Sin
gle Binders found IN nc other Sc cigar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

Everybody read the state Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

After getting the main principles Or
bookkeeping, the student in our com
hereiai Course becomes a part Of a
Little actual business world.
He rents place of business onens
9 bank account. buys from whoIesaIa
houses. and sells to other students
He handles bills Of ladinp notes
crafts and checks He apnlies III
bookkeeping theory constantlv Il
Keeping record of actual frs,,sal.-
IONS the same as il he we're kear,in,-
tie actual books Of a real concern IL
GOES this under the guidance IT ~
teacher instead Of having to ID i ~
himself after he goes into A nosi+;a,,
rms makes the study intensely ~
'eresting It gives a more tb<,ra,,rrb
ana real knowledge Of bookkeantpe
And It also gives a Familiarity - yr;4l,
ne ways u which the various details
et business are carried on. r 1,e7-a-
The student, more valuable - nc
em pioy er-and it gives him 1is
foundation for EFFICIENCY Ia an $50
Of business work. sing
Come and see cur actual brs,r..-
community at work siiissss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

Notes and Personal Mention.
MI. W. ". Miller and his family, of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

Dr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Sheldon KEEP
open house this afternoon for the mem
bers Of the Central Congregations
church The directors Of the Y w. G
A. received this afternoon. and the Z
NJ G. A. Will have their reception to
night.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
5rpmt sesem sabaftruit.
g erIin. 19. NI


@ie ser Sta115nr6 Sil @ompanD,
ion nun au9 oem anperifanii6en Sa=
baf Srrlt S6a9 geboten mer0en.
slber 1p1bretnb IN eriterem Safe Die
eingreift, tpollen gegen
6ie Greibereien oes Sabaf f-SruitS 6ie
6eutlGen S1tereiienten ielbit mboil=
node,1. Ser @eretn Ser 6euti6en
3igarrenbdn0ler bat ioeben in Moin5
eire @erlaupmlung abgebalten nno
sen forutliden 8eidlnB sefabt, 6os
@inoringen oes an1erifaniiden Sa-
baf= =Garnits in Deuti@Dano 5lt betdn=
pfen. Dies ioa 5l11radit auf oie @etle
eeifeber; Snb 6abrffate, ,melde I'M
@eroa9t iteben, borr au1erifanii6en
Sabof= Sr1it ber5uriibren, gebopfot-
tet uno, um 1en BoDtott tpirfiam gu
MAIDEN, sic &onlunnenten in gebii6-
renoer @eiie oufgeflart mep6en. Die
Mgitution ion unbermeilt in Gang
gebra6t unb in tbanliditer Gle iiber
gang 1eutlbIa1no perbpettet mer6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
9e,1tid5e baben iie sesriinbet.
81 . m ynrf Is 9eob.

8ertreter BON u2egol Mto Socte=
ties" aus fiin5ebn 5tdoten ponfibr=
ten beute Sen 3uiammenidluB 5ieler
@eienit nitatten gu einem 9eationaloer-
bono ser n2egaI Mto Societies" :.
Dieie &ilfseeieuidnften gingen be-
tanntlid aus 6em uripriingli@ ge-
griin6ete1 r1eutiden &etdbtsidmtper-
Elm" berpor, u1to nod beute fteben
2eute, Sic 0ieies iegensrei9e ltnter-
nebnren its 2eben riefen, tpie Mrtbnr
bon 8rieien an ser Spite Ser @eien=
idoft, sic i6on angif SEN @borafter
6es 6eutihen perloren bat, neil ft@
ale anoeren Mationen eben 10 piel ser
@ilfe oerielben beoient baben, tpie 6ie
DeutiGen. Mber oeuti6 mar 6ie @riin=
Dung, uno 6euti9 iino nod beute 6ie
MeG1rrer an ser Spite Ser u2egal
Aio Societies" in sen gr0Bten @ta6=
ten ser gereinigten Stuaten. Gum
eriten 8rdiioenten 6es neue1t geutto=
nalperbon6es pur6e 6enn au6 &err
Mrtbur BON 8rteien, Seem Sort, er=
=mublt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
9as ne1te 3eit,tngsgeiet.
$50 lbinaton, 9. g., IA. No:

@ "a lbington 0 n, 9. g., IA. geop.
8is 9onneritag botten 23,5OO
3eitl6riften ouer @attungen 0as Jog.
v8eiti6riften Bubli5itatsgeieb" Be-
folgt, tpelbes poridlreibt, ooB ste relp.
8eliber Sem @eneralpol ltmei1ter nno
Sent lofolen Eoit1neiiter einen Be-
ldtporenen geriAt iiber lire @e=
ifaftsorgoniiation lr@ Sic 3irfula=
tion ibrer 3eitldriften 5u iibernth=
teln boben.> gs iino sizes SO Bro=
sent uller BON bent @eiet betroffenen
S6rifter1 einidlieBlih 1908 tdgh=
drer 3eitungen, o6er 76 Ero5ent ibrer
geiammt5oH. Ga Elm &robefaa, Ser
iiber sic @erfaiiungsmaBigfeit bes
@eletes entidei0en ion, iebt int
0berbunoesgeridt ser @ntl@eioung
barrt, bat @eneralpoitrneifter Sit9~
cod nod feline oes 3eiti6riften BE-
nohri9ttgt, oenen bieneidt 6us @e6t
ser 8enubung ser &oit ent5ogen tper-
Sen tpir6.
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stnrn1 a,tf ben Seen.
g auI ste. 80 q rte, 1S. 9e

SauI ste. Ma rte, 18. yeoo.
sSnfolge eines beftigen &ege1s,
ser li9 orn Mben6 in elm Si6tes
sdneege}tober penpan0elte uno BON
einem Sturm bon 1neiBig Meilen @e-
ldapinoigteit begleitet mar, lit Die
gbifffabrt in Ser oberen seeregion
beinabe oollitanoig gum StiMtano
gefomnren. Sour tpenige SAiffe iino
bon ibren relp. @dfen ebgefobren. Sc
miro pom Metteramt in Sanlt Ste.
Muria, Deid., eeueloet, oaB gegen
Naorgen beiieres Wetter eintreten ioa.
Dent 9ei6ter geliance 1T es na9
GROCER Anitre,tguns gelumeen, an sen
lei Sroql,ois &oint geftranoeten
Donrpfer S. 8. 8eefs beranaa1font-
men, bod mar es tbm megen Ses boz
Zen 5eegongs bisber atnmogli6 ge.
peien i'm flott 5lt MAIDEN.
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Solution bod frei.
6 + ca g o, Is. Mob

Sad Sobnion ser megen l1ebertre=
tl1rg oes Monniden @eiebes gegen
Nfdotenbanbel angeflagte i@nar5e
&reisborer, ser iih ieit elmer 8ode III
l1nteriudu1rgsbaft befano, mur6e am
sSreitag bon 8u1poesri6ter Carpenter
in @bicogo gegen $4,000 8irgidaft
anf freien SUB geiebt. Die 8iirgidoft
muroe BON oeS 9eegers Wutter n1pS
ei1ent @run6eigentbumsban6le mo-
mems 81. g. 8alomi1 geitent. 8eim
8erIaiien oes 8unbesge6duoes ml1r6e
Sebnlon BON einern Deteftip ltnter ser
Mnflage perbaftet, einen 3eitnngSpbo-
tograpben ant lebten, 6rettag tbdhi4
ongegriffen gu boben, als er ins @e-
fdngniB gefnbrt 1punoe. Ser Breis=
boyer ipltroe naG Ser 8oli3eiitntion
gebrudt tan6 gegen 5telIung elmer
8onrbiirgfdaft bon $500 freigeIoifen.
Ser Bbotogrnpb berlnngt $4,000
Sdooeneriab bon Solution.
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9es 9oaars aanffraft.
g em Dorf, 19. Gop.

Erof. Sroing 6iiber bon Ser Gale
ltniperl rlitdt bielt Dor benr 8erbano
ser Iabrifanten BON Seem Dorf in
grooflpn eire &eoe, in ser er out
Sic ltriaben ser Sbenerung gu pre-
den faut. Set fiinf5ebn Sabren iei
Sic &auffroft 6es @olb0onars oalt=
err0 berabgegangen l1no lei iebt nm
elm polles 3rittel geringer als oa-
mails. Sic meiiten 9eute glaubten,
ein Collar lei Elm Collar un0 bleibe
es. 5butIdadlib lei ein Dollar aber
beute MIR nob 66 Gents 1pertb ge=
gen Sen @ertb, SEN er Dor Is Sabren
batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Gtreif perutie1en.
@hicoao. ST. Is. @op.

Gbicogo, 81, Is. Mob.
Gin oroben6er 6ubrmannsitreif
tpur6e Donneritagaben6 in Chicago,
ST., @oour4 abge1pen0et, 6aB 6ie
Sibrberren> 1ie Sor6erungen bon
$3.50 2obnerb0bung pro ggode fit
Doppelgeiponne u1r0 81 fir einfade
belpiQigte. Die 2erte febrten am 6ret-
tag an 6ie Mrbeit 3uriid, nadoem ite
nrebrere Stu,r6en long am Donner-
itag $4,000 an ser 3abl, geitreift bot=
ten. Mon fiir6tete anfangs, 6aB Ser
Streif ii6 uuf neitere $1,000 Subr=
leute aus6ebnen tpiir6e.
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9eemer 9mgelpanser.
8e r lin, Is. 9eoD.

Se + II, 10. ylOO.
Ser 6eutlde sssngenieur S4aunlann
ion einen Ean3er erfunoen boben,
meld,er unburh0ringli6 fir &ugelrt
lit. @ar5elMgiiben lollen aus elmer
gntfernr1ng BON IS Dor0s ouf oen
Sanger geiboiien baber, ober MIR eitt
fleines Drud5eiden min man bemerft
baben @s miro erfldrt, 6aB ser oeut=
i6e @riegsrnintiter iid iebr fur Die
grfineasr1g ir1tereIlterte, oaB aber au6
@ertreter ser gereinigten Staaten,
GuBlanos u0n Se1terrei6s 5ngegen
lparen, sic ane grobe slnitrengnngen
maiden, iid Sic grftroung gu ii6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Streif in aanaba.
6 0 bait, Snt., Is. s

Cobalt, Ont, 15- Nop.
lteber 1000 8ergleute I'M 8orou=
pine Camp, Snt., oie an1 Donneritag
iuItinn1rig beidioiien batten, an oer
5treif 5u geben, legten an 5reitag
Sic 9(rbeit nieoer. Die l1rlabe liegt
ouri1t, 0aB sic @rubenleitung ibnen
nittbeile, Sic 20bne lpiir6en INN %
Gents pro Sag re5u5iert aper0en.
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aethan bube aus 2ano mer0e 11ltn
bolo erfabre1, 1pelhen @uben ibm Die
Durdfibrl1ng 0es 6emotratil9en
Brogpanr1rs bringen 1perSe. Die
1Sortihrittler tpiir6en gegebenenfans
Sic 1emofroten unterltiiten. Sic iino
25 Mann inn &uule iturf un5 lperoen
ibren eigenen &aufus baben, auf Sem
lie fire 8eibliifie faiien fonnen. Sa=
qen ibnen Sic oen1ofratii6en &efor=
men 5l1, 10 aperoen iie feinen Moment
56ger11, @illon 5u unteritiiten. ..
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9fouiepelt ae,uanm in galifurnia.

8 IAN Trnncisco, Gal., 16. Wob.
Sic Hlurolitdt 9fooiepelts iiber
@oo1rotp 8iIIon in California be-
trGgt 1t9, tpie oie Iebten 8ere9nl1rt~
gen l11r5 3a9Iuugen ergeben baben.
0ies lit SOS @eiltltat 6er offi5ienen
Ole bein1 Staats iefretdr
1Sranf S. 6. Sor0an eingetroffen
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@ofia. t9. Mop.

Die perbiimoeten 8altannMter
itin1mten beute 6en tiirfii9en @or-
i9Iage gu, 6ie 8eoingungen eines
Observation-Disclosures uno eines Grie-
oensiMuiies gu beipreden. Die Ant-
mort ouf oie slnfrage 6es @roBmef.
iiers Bel @01rig Ser6innn6 bon Bul-
garien lnutet: .Nab l1ebereinfl1uft
nit 1en 4abinetten ser berbiinoeten
Stoaten Serbien, Weontenegro m1o
@riedenlan0 tbeilt sic buIgariihe &e,
gierung Ser Bforte NIT, 6aB 8ebon-
nudhtigte ernantt tpor5en iin5, Sic be-
al1ftragt pur0en nrit sen 0berbefebls-
babern ser tirfii9en &eere 6ie 8eoin.
gungen eirres Observation-Disclosures 5u
orrangieren ltn0 5ann bie &erbo1uo-
lungen Big gu ei1renr Trie0ensidluiie
fort5ufiibren."
@eIgra5, f8. Nop.
0eutlhlanos oiplou1ntiiGer Gertre-
ter febte Sen ierbii1en Minilterprd-
1icenten Guhit6 ann Montag caoon in
&enntniB, oaB Sic 5eutiGe &egterung
0lterreids star6purft biniidtli@
serbiens grpaniionsgeliiite oonfon-
men beilte. unn1ittelbar borber bat.
te Ser italieniide Gertreter Sen Hre.
mier in 6en1lelben Gimme benn9ri6-
tigt. @err No9itd erfldrte, er f0n-
ne crit na6 8een0igung 6es &rteges
ei1te befinitibe 9lnttport geben.
9onoon, 1S. gob.
Ma9 oem San bon Monuitir lit es
flar, 5oB sic Siirfei aus meiterem
@ioerltat6 feinen Muben 5teben fann.
9urh sic &apitulation bon Monaifir
fins Sen Serben orei Hai9us, eirt-
ihIieBlia 6es 0berbefeMsbaber 3ef-
Fl Naihn, $4,000 Ma1n1 un6 AZ @e-
id;iite in Sic San0e gefanen. Sbne
3meifeI lift 5ies ser gr0Bte bisbert-
ge grfolg ser perbiin6eten 8alfan-
ornreen. Monaitir lit sic 5tpeitpid)-
tigite 5to1t in Ser europdiiden Siir-
tel. sc NOR sic @aupttiittiibe ser Siir-
tel itt Mn5ebonten, lt1t6 bnrh ieinen
Sail lit 5ieie &rooin5 sen Siirfen pol1-
itanoig entriiien mor6en. Sbne 3mei-
feI bat ser Sieg eiren nidt 81 rnter-
IIdfm1ben6en nrornlii9en @influB a1f
Sic 5erben, Seren @egierung SEN Tor-
6erungen Seiterreids einen no4 pai-
iiperen @ioerfton6 entgegenIeten
tpiro. 9ie Spannu1tg 8uiiden 6em
beioen 2drr6ern spa9it BON Sag at
Sag, 1pie aug Sen 3eitungen Ser bei-
6en @ouptit5te @ien 1trt5 8elgroo
oeutlid gu erfennen lit. Seiterrei6s
Goroerung, einen @ertreter nod Hirs-
reno at i@ide1, Inn gegen Sen 5orti-
gen oiterrei4iiden @oniul erbobenetr
8eidu16gungen 5u unteriu6en, 1T
Don @erbien eirfad nidt beadtet
tpor6en. Ser 5ultarp fat it6 on bie
Monnr9en ser @roBntddte NIT Dem
@rluden getpor6t, Sen @rieg 3urd
Snterbention gu beenoen, sod glaubt
1tientano re6t SOB ct nit 6ieier geote
grfoIg boben miro. Ser Mngrtff Der
8ulgaren auf 6ie Sidutoloi oid)a9tnie
entIang liegert0en tiirfiiden Srnppen
tpor obre 3tpeifel otsidltebli4 5at
Sem 3tped erfolgt, sen Snltan 5lt
5tpineen, iid nod einmo1 an Sic Ser
biinoeten goltanltoaten ltm 6rieoens-
idIub 5lt tpenSen. Cont bdtte 8uga-
rien tpobI faun1 sic slmbttton gehabt,
MIR um SEN Sriunrpb gu genteBen, in
eine 5ta5t ei15u5ieben, Sie es gar
ni6t bebolten pin, feline Srupper
nod einer Seuhe beintgeiudten 8one
au aperfen. sc miro beri@tet, bab
sfutori gefamen iet 6o@ fonnte Die
Meloung ni9t beItddtigt mer6en.
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eSn6ianerrad)e.
& II ITO, 0fla., IA. 9eop

Sic 8eigerung oes 8raiioenten
Snft, es SEN Oiageinoianern 8l ge=
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Mder 9ano fir 8obrungen no9 Del
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-12
RENO WANTS
LABOR DAY

Through the vetoing of the bill
appropriatting funds for the Stale
Agricultural Society, Reno will
not have Il state fair this fall. 1t
did not celebrate the Fourth
through Difference to Virginia
City, but now it has an opportun-
ity to busy itself III preparation
for the coming Of Labor Day, an
occasion that is made Il fete day
in many towns in the state.
1t is Reno s opportunity to APP
prOpriate the date and it is not
too earl ~ to begin preparations
for the occasion. This is we'll
unionized town. as is also its
fleighbOr, Sparks. Furthermore
there are other communities /.
THIS part of the state, particularly
Virginia City, which are staunch
tabor union towns. All of these
cities will assist in making the oc-
casiOn "A memorable one provided
that Reno guarantees the proper
sort Of entertainment. Reno Ga
Zette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-12
COL, REEVES
/ HAS T|CkET 7

Further evidence OF activity
on behalf of the candidacy of Col
onel Roosevelt as the leader of Il
progressive party, was manifest
ed last night when Colonel {. X.
Reeves, long the representative Of
Roosevelt in Nevada issued a call
for convention to be held in Re
no July Odd, at 2 p. m. in the Odd
Fellows Building. This call is
signed by Colonel Reeves as
Chairman of the Progressive
League of Nevada.
The call states the purpose to
select three delegates and three
alternates to the Chicago COnven-
tion on August 9TH. In addition
National Committeeman will be
selected. State Central Commit
tee appointed, with a State Chair
man.
All Progressives are invited to
attend the convention. The test
consists merely in the declaration
Il am a progressive and no dis
tinciton appear between Demo
rcats and Republicans
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-12
A MIXED PROGRAM
At THE GRAND

The picture of the handicap
TO be shown at the Grand tonight
includes an exciting horse race.
See it, you will want to yell with
the crowd in the picture.
A Romance Of the West tells Il
story Of Western life in a man
ner that will hold your interest
throughout the film.
\ narrow escape and novel
rescue is shown in the Defeat of
the Brewery Gang.
The comedy part in the pro-
gram makes its appearance when
Dress Suits in Pawn is thrown on
the screen. During the picture
you II pass through every phase
of laughter from a smile to Il
scream.
The Grand is where You will
enjoy an evening of real pleasure.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-12
FULTON IS PROMOTED
BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC

SAN FRANCISCO, July l2.-
A long list of important admins
trative and executive appoint
pOintmentS was announced here
last night by President William
SprOule of the Southern Pacific
Company, on the eve of his depar-
ture for Portland, Oregon, on an
important trip. The resignation
of G. II. Reddington, assistant
treasurer of the company. who has
been Southern Pacific man for
forty-fve years and retires on a
pension. necessitates the read Just
ment. j. NJ. Fulton is to be as
sistant general freight agent with
headquarters at Reno.