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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

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fer ser &otbbaut ObSad, ,ulo oen
@odnpilo Sdub perlicD int iiiber @ul=
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bon @ooeno elltlong bis mad, Narf
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piele B0tentenlpel gemabrte, NOR
meilem frpmn1cn Sinnc iebr befrcn=
0en0.
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lit eines Der id}oniten SSnlarr0 Sta0t=
dcn in Minncioto, sic menigiteus ib
je geieben babe. 9ltf elmer aufp1rtS
idJmcbclrSen Mnb0bc gelegel1, bietct cs
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ser @iiite. Scine StraBen ll1o Sci
t%elnpeyc laltcn ciucn Geryleid aus
init st. Yald iopobl ais Chicago.
ltlupeit Ses @o6nbofs befin0cn 1id)
oas Greet Mortbern ulto oos Cont
mereial !Sotel, BON meld)en ieospeoc5
Non5 glroia III SGotten ltcnen mir
Sc. 9tid;t weit oapon befin5et 1id) ei=
nc aus 3lpei @ebGlloen belte6en0c,
iebr gut bel,d)te @odidltle, mo Ser
liebeu &llgello sic @eisGcit 6eim
Eflu10 al1sgetGeilt miro. Ml5 Sib ppn
@llb6nro So. meilt es ein Gourt5al1s
alpt in Sos ll1nl1 oas bon Stearns
So. 5lpeillal i%tellen f0nl1te. Gin Spi=
tal lit Ser Stol5 Ser Staot rn6 n1adt
Sen an es geitellten Mnipriiten olle
Gbre. Gus Yarf @otel lit tel1 INIT
geballt, uuo miro bon eil1em gefdlli=
gen Yolen m1o ieiner beiiern @ulfte
bcoient. Gin @6u%i ergepierte eritredt
iid) bon oieiem @aitbof, u10 ant Gn=
Sc ser &6l,lerreiben befil10et it'd
Sic ne1geba1tc fat6oliide &irde
nebit ger1irmigem Efarrbm1s INIT
relioiren0em 8farrer. 9ie Stride
eignet ei1teu 8lod 2ano in einem
>Stiid, unb fat nad meiner Mnliht
sic id)ouite Gage int Stdotde1. 9as
@runecigenttlm apur6e Dor idon
mebr Sem % Sobren Dom bodhp.
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morbe11, 1pofiir ibm Sic itets moody e11=
Sc @emei11oe nod in neuer 3eit iebr
ronfpflid)tig lit. Die Stride lit 10 grob
mie Sic in 5altf Centre, aus 8ad=
iteinen ge6alst, 111b gan5 MODERN ein=
geridtet; ebenio 5os Bfarrbaus. Das
&relr5 olrf Sem &ir6fburme lit init
! eir1em Dl1ben6 eleftriider @liiblidter
nerleben, melhe sur Nadt5eit oos
9idt oes @loutens Big in tpeiter Ger
ne perfiimoen. Someit lit mon III
Stearns County nod nidt gefomn1e1!
1urd Sic 5ta6t 5iebt eiu Sbal mie
ein 6el1tider @ieienbaag. Gin Sbeil
6es Sboles lit bon einem 'gr6mau ab=
getrennt, Ser einen fleinen 8ad, Sen
MltsflltB 6es 6iibboot Safe, oltf5ammt,
in eine11 pradtigen See perrpanoelt,
uu1o Sen Stdotern Sportpergniigen
gum 6iiden, @ootfabrten etc. bietet,
u116 penn Sic Sta0t einmal troden
itimnen lonte, sen @robi6itionern
@elegenbeit bietet. ibr Miitbden ab=
5afiiblen. @as Ser 6ortidriH So6
nidt Mues SIT @ege bringt, Earf
gapios fat eine ginmobnerihaft BON
5000 gilmpobnern = geraoe nod eln=
mai 10 pieI apie @oloingfor0.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

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u1ittel gellrmmen fir piele Sabre. S9r
bobt perl1d,t, cine Slit 81 mdble,1. ole
NSlreu Wtu>cn reu,tl1r bultcu lpilroe.
9urin lpuro Sbr e%rfol9lps lno marc &C.
5lpl1l1gel, Su Gureu 2%arirnittell1 lpleoer
Glre 3uill1dlt 81 nebmen. Sizes bat, id,
luoe metre Sabre au9ebalteu.
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pprgcltellt, ouB Der &utorrb Ir9ello vt
luus su thuu hattie nit ser 5artlctbiafett.
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il lo.lgt mic SIR @atorrb bnbt, Cure
6urtleibisteit uidt bellcr lperoeu ipllr.I
SC. Miiroet SIR es ulauten: @ut: sur
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Mnbrbeit.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Gime b~ea1temswertbe
6%eititeumm9.

Sic Ginigteit ser 0cutlden &atbp=
lite>l, oie mic IN friiberen Sa6ren, 10
allb allf ser Mad)ener &atbolitenper=
iosmrdllng 10 a%llgen1ein un5 einor'dss=
pol in Sic Grideimuu getreten lit,
iinoet ortb bel Muoerageitnnten, ip-
gar bel @egnern, imn1er mebr Ser
lt1nol1iB mrs @iiuSialma. Cine III
cieier @iniidlt conference.-the 6eit-
itelluu,aL sic auf Sen audi in Mod)en
mieoerbolt betontcn cltgcn 3liamn1el1=
bal,g 5pilden Sem Gpiifopat lllo Sem
tattoliidcu @olfe bilhueiit, fillSen mir
int Iu,tihen @eibsarhip CgGrlin I.
S%a6rgal1a Mo. 40 0arin beibt es
III elmer Munaoid,ol1 iibcr sic mid2tia<
itcu @oari1ge Scr lesten 3eit:
@ir lcfen III elmer 3eit Ser arobcn
So1ltnacu. Der 1cutIde &utbolifcn=
toa hat in Notfen uetant inns lpie cr=
i%nlrrlid], lih ols eine gelpoltlae Mu=
nifeitutiou oes 0elrtid)cu &atholi5is=
mus crpicicn. Mehr as io1it nurcl1
Sic Mlpacn ser po%litiid,en @elt anf
Sen &atbolifentag aerid)tet, l1afn1el1
Gpd) piele an, cs mer0c peAen Scr &C.
>perfidoftsfroge atpiid)en Ser Goluer
inns @crliner Midtls1g ST 6efti9e1
llllo cntiGeioenSen 3uiamntellltobe11
fonun1e,1. Nicie Nruwfn1e bot iif, mie
Sent @1trtoigell bon %pornberein flar
lpat, nid)t %erfiil1t. Son einigen l,l1<
6c6eutcuoen NlGnfe(eien abgelehen lit
in lieier spe5ialfrage feline gah1e,loe
!@luft benerfbor g%elpproen, nn1o Die
:@eid}lolienbeit ces @at6pli5ismns
ltcbt nah mie Dor uneridiittert, mrs
luic man bin5ufiigen falln, Mterreid)t
6o. Sic 8eoeutl,ng inns ModtlteQln1g
oes &ntholi5isnu1s berl,ht nebe, Ser
f(ueet1, 4peitblideroen 6iibrumg iei<
ner 8tld11fe ul1f Sem itarfen Ml1tori=
tGtsgefiiM, ouf SEM audi Sic Ste Malle
be6erri den5en Sn1u uno SerltanonB
fir groBe, einheitlide 3iele. Dag
aud, 1T SEN Mieoerlllngen bismeileu
ser &ompf iiber Gin5elbeiten btu 1lro
b%ergeGen. er 5erit0rt Bel Sen Strettc1=
Sen sod nidt Sas @ema>btlein Ser 3u=
lanm1enge60uigfeit, 6es 9ebens uno
Streher1s nod} ginigfeit. ltno iiber
oQe1n Sample iteben auf Ser @obe Ste
@iid)0fe nit ihrem 5l1m IrieSen NAB
ne115en ginfluiie> Scr allttahlid, ober
iiher ale in1eren Gcge,fiate id)ritt=
meiic aus Sem @ege rdl1n1t. 80 mfrs
lid audy Sic @elperfidaftsfeage fritz
fer ooer ip6ter obne om1ernoe Aadl=
tbei(e fir Sic ginigfeit oes oel1tiden
&atboli5is1mls berfliihtigen lnn0 Sos
Gauge miro Sic @elhidte eitrit rl,r
ais cine gpiiobe 5t miiroigen hobc1.
@ei Sic er @elegenbeit lit es ni6t un=
lobneno, iid eiunnl SUI pergegelapar=
tigen, 1pie ouBeromcntlih ergiebig Ser
Madtpuds III ser fatbolild1en Stride
an fii6ren0en Mdinnern lit. Muf Sen
beutid1en @iidofsiiten iam1nelt itd]
cine elite bon beoeuten6en, bodgebil=
0ete1, politiid] oor5igliH geldu11ten
utr0 meltfllpgen Mannern, sic NIT Scr
Stoatsfunlt erior6erli6 5lt wetteifern
pernoger. gs lit oos 0od Elm Be-
ueis, 6aB sic oisciplintrte 01,rdbil=
6u1tg ser fatbolfiden @etitliden lire
f~riib5eitige g%r5iebltng III Sen oielges
italtigen Ml1fya6ei1 elmer BON Sen gro
Ben 3ielen geridteten &olfsarbeit I'M
0ffentliden 9eben Sen beionoers befa<
bigten pie1 @ilien u11o &0nnen 5u
SEM Mlrfitiea III Sic hoben @iiroen=
itenungen mitgibt.
"& AA~ AA.{&k1{ IA 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

lien, Sic lid NIT etlpas INTERVIEWING
leidt lelblt Surhbriagen fo1l1te1, be-
6iirfteu belonoerer 8eriidii6tiglrlg.
gr itlug Dor, arlne 6omilie'1 aus III
fer bi5berigen llmgebnng SIT brll1gel1
I'M oaol,rd, nod sic Ser udunagen 5l
minoern.
,Nn @elentliden befabten lid oQe
hcutiaeu 8eoe>1 un0 @ortrage nit Der
Iruue Ser llnterltiibrng lt1perl orgter
SINGER uno orlner Tamilien, &eftor
@arnubas BON ser 2incoln Mderba11<
lhulc ill 2incolnoale mics 0orouf bat>
sob piele perloiiene anaben, Ste Don
Sen StraBen Mem Dorf's anf cine
Sarm gebradt muroen, erfolgreid)e
uno 6%rol1dybore Moln1er allf Torrl1en
oes qenonnten Staates g%etporoen 1tlro.
81. Selen ". Nolan bon Solcoo trat
elm fiiiir gr0Bere @enm1igfeit Ser Be
l5roer inns Counties, we(fe pftentlid}e
@eloer an Sic Mrnter ~pertbeile1t. SSl1<
loiien Don Mrmenb6l,iern lalle mon
gap06nlid iter6en mie Sbiere obre
Yrielter uoer @eilflid}en. Sdmere
MiBbr6l,de init Ser &ertpenolmg ser
Wel6er beijdten Sic Mufmerflamfeit
ser @abler. &id)orb 80. &ee1p bon
&%arrisburg. Ha., iprad iiber 0os nett
lih erridtete 8lrn0es= &fiil10erbureau.
gr biaigtc Sic 3iele 5es Bureaus, mie
Tie i,1 Sem cinihldgigen @eieb Meier
gelegt fins, 6oh io1e li6 sic Ibatla=
felt ser Megieru11g al,f Grboltn11g l1n0.
s6ut beldrGnfen. Ser &aoifaltsml1s,
ser sic ainoer SEM Staate 5ltiprefe
ul10 Sic heiligen &edte Ser gltern
ontalte, miiiie energiid) befdmpft mer=
SEN.
sdlnf Scr G6aritas=& onferem5.
% abington II, 9. g., 25. Sept.
Die belttiger Sou0eriitungen ser
Gbaritas @onferen5 beidaftigten iid
tpieoer nit artnen Snmilien, ltr,oer=
lorgten unb 6eltn :1enten @in5err.
ueber mo6erne Mni@al&ungen ltn6
Metbo6en CUR 8ebanoI1lng Srunfiiid)=
tiger iprad ST.. Sobn q. &organ bon
&orb1rD, Mail.> ii6er Uni ere fatboli=
id>en Gtmpanoerer @iuiam 5. gopro
pon Chicago. @m. S. Tobertp re5ete
iiber Sic Ml1stuabl ser @irpoer fir
Nfleafeime, @rlt5er &enrD bon Seem
Dorf iiber Sic gr5iebung 5es ,1tper=
lorgten &inoes inns MtdJaeI Srnncis
Dople BON NbIa6elpbia iiber 8e=
barr6tu11g 6eltnquenter @in6er. Migr.
@iobanni 8on5ano erfIdrte, oie Mr=
belt Ser Delegoten lei ebenio 1pidtig
fir Sic Menidbeit als Sic Ser @ertre=
ter ser @ilienidaft, Sic onldBlid 6es
itrternattonalen @Daiene= un6 6erno=
grdpb1lfen eo1grel1es bier ber1nt1=
melt ieten. SStt einent @abeltelegramm
iibertrug Bapit Bilts Ser 3ebnte Sen
9elegoten Ser @onferen5 ieinen Sc
gen un0 gratulierte ibnen 5u Sem
@erfe. SOS lie 81 @ltniten ser Mrnten
inns 8e6iirftigen ser Stride unterne6=
men. Miar. 3. s. 5bahan, 9feftor
Ser @at6oliidle1t ltniberiit6t. per1as
SOS Selearomm ouf Ser Shlubbltng
ser Gonferel1s. Die Gonfere113 batte
am Mittag fire Mrbett er1eoiat 1r6
ertaate lth Bis sum naditen 3ulam=
,n1entreten in @aibiuNton 1914. Die
olten 8eomtel1 mur0en .tpte fo1gt mie=
ser aetpahIt: gbren=Brai@ent, @eb.
&. g. 5baban; 5efretdr. Step. 81.
@;taiam. S. @erbb; Sdobmei1ter,
sMm.. s. 6el 2acep; o1e BON Walbtttg=
atom.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
KANSAS is MAKING HISTORY.
Santa Fe Assists State in Assuming a
New Distinction.

Did you ever notice how the state
of Kansas is always getting into the
limelight? says r. r. Jester in Rail-
way Journal. 1t seems to be habit
with that state to be making history
every day or setting a pace for others.
The Santa Fe road, which, by the way,
is a child of Kansas, has just let con-
tracts for building lot of new mile
age in the southwestern part of the
Sunflower state, which, when COM
pleted, will give a railroad to every
county in that state that now has no
railroad mileage. When these five
railroadless counties become thus
blessed by the Santa Fee, Kansas will
be the only state west of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river that has a railroad in every
one of it's counties; Kansas is a big
state, too, with los counties. In fact,
I do not believe there are many states
west of the New England states that
have a similar distinction. Do you
know of many?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
RAILROAD NEWS
International Fuel Men Meet
in Chicago Soon.
Topeka Man to Handle One
Days Discussion.
MCFARLAND ON DRAFTING
Engineer of Tests Will Treat
Important Subject.
Other Items of General Interest
i'm Traffic World.

H B. MacFarland, engineer of tests
of the Santa Fe, with headquarters in
Topeka. will handle one days pro-
gram for the fourth annual convention
of the International Railway Fuel as
ISOLATION, which will be held at the
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, May %, 23'
"a and rs, 1912. The papers to be
presented for reading and discussion
at this convention, with the dates OF
presentation, are as follows: Wednes-
day Nav %, STANDARD Locomotive
Fuel Performance Sheet" by Mr.. X.
ColIett, superintendent of locomotive
fuel service, ST. Louis & San FRANCIS
CO railroad, and Fuel as a Factor IN
Locomotive Capacity" by DR.. w. +.
M. Goss, dean and director of the col
lege of Engineering, University OF
Illinois, Urbana, ILL.,; Thursday, May
%, 1.-THE Use of Anthracite Coal Tor
Locomotive Fuel" by Mr.. T. S. Lloyd.
motive power and equipment, Della
ware Lackawanna & Western railroad,
and proper Method of Firing Loco
motives by Mr.. D. c. Bull, CHER OF
the educational bureau of the Union
Pacific railroad, this paper to be IL
Illustrated both by means of motion
pictures and illuminated slides; Fri
day, May "a, Locomotive Drafting
tion," by DIR. H. B. Mcfarland, en-
gineer OF tests, Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railway, and Saturday, May
l25, inspection of Fuel from the
Standpoint of the Producer and the
Consumer by Messrs. J. E. Hit ana
Glenn Warner, representing the Burn
we'll Coal Co. and the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton railway respec-
lively Interspersed with the business
sessions will be an informal dinner and
a vaudeville entertainment for We'd
nesday evening, a luncheon and an
outing at the South Shore Country
club on Friday afternoon while the
lady guests will be furnished tickets
for the matinee on Thursday after
noon.
The remarkable growth of this or
ganization during the four years or
it's existence is n forceful common
tary on it's utility as is also the quail
ity of talent participating in the above
program on the high character or the
work that is being accomplished. En-
tirely aside from the great success or
each of the three previous conVen-
tons, the impetus which the assoc1a-
ton has gained through those sue
cesses and the efforts of its highly ef-
ficient staff of officers, the interest that
is generally prevalent in the several
subjects comprised within this years
program alone is sufficient to guaran-
tee a series of we'll attended and
most valuable sessions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
WICHITA PEEvED AT KoUNs.
Town Claims General Manager Indif-
ferent to Elevation.

feTenG to EIoVaIIOn.
Wichita is peeved because Z. w.
Kouns, general manager of the santa
Fe at Topeka does not close his desk,
dismiss his stenographers, throw down
his papers, postpone his conferences,
paralyze the work of his office, and
rush frantically down to the south
central Kansas metropolis. The mayor
asked him to come to Wichita for a
conference and Mr.. Kouns asked him
to postpone it until May Is. Shock
ing! To think General Manager KounS
would not scamper away and DOW
down to the orders of the mayor OF
Wichita! Santa Fee general managers,
vice presidents and presidents should
be prompted on Kansas etiquette.
When the mayor makes request
especially the mayor of Wichita
railroad must cease its work, reverse
it's wheels and wait in silence for fur
Their orders
Wichita wants elevated tracks. The
Santa Fe stands most of the expense
The mayor would like to have those
tracks shipped right down to W1chl-
ia by express and set up before sun
down. The Wichita Eagle says;
During conferences with Wichita
business men the mayor had been told
the Santa Fe, which will handle the
elevation of the tracks, was very anX-
ious to get to work in Wichita. The
MAYOR does not believe that the Santa
Fe is very anxious to get to work, else
Mr.. Kouns would not delay attending
a conference to straighten out diff
ficulties that have arisen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Baker Beats state Normal.

Emporia, Kan, May 9.-Baker beat
the State Normal in a track meet here,
II to 63. The Normals led during
two thirds of the events but first for
Baker in the 220-yard hurdles, two
mile and mile relay clinched the meet
at the close. Cole, of the Normal
broke his own record-which is a state
record-by hurting the discus 124 feet,
8 inches. His previous record was 121
feet, inches. The javelin throw oc-
casioned considerable interest and was
Won by Stephenson Of the Normal with
a distance of 140 fe IT, 10 inches. Mar
tin pulled down three firsts for Baker
and ran strong quarter in the relay.
Trusler of the Normal received severe
injuries to his knee by a fall during
the high hurdle race.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09

Bank road he would become presi-
dent of the Great Northern. Regard
ing what position Louis W. Hill would
hold upon Mr.. Gray's election and
what he himself would do, Mr.. Hill
said:
Il am not ready to state the details
of the changes in the Great Northern.
but both myself and son will remain
on deck subject to call. We will both
be members of the executive commit
tee.'
Mr.. Hill would not say whether or
not he would retire as chairman to be
succeeded by his son, Louis w. Hill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
MnLwAUKEE-U. P. CONTRACT.
New Deal Will Take Business From
Northwestern.

Milwaukee, Wis, May 9.-The Mil
waukee road, by new alliance with
the Union Pacific, will handle the
Union Pacific freight from Omaha to
the east This is said to be an exclu-
sive contract and ceprives the North
western line of the exclusive contract
which that system had previously held
with the Union Pacific for its Chicago
Omaha business. The road acquires
special rights to run it's own through
trains to San Francisco over the Union
Pacific lines. The close alliance be-
tween the Milwaukee and the Union
Pacific is caused by the recent close
traffic agreement between the North
ern Pacific and the Northwestern.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Good Rain i'm Greeley.

Tribune, Kan, May 9.-Greeley
county, Kansas, had general rain late
Tuesday evening and the government
rain gauge on the state experimental
station near Tribune shows three
fourths of an inch of rain fell The
rain fell easy with no wind and it gave
the crops the refreshment necessary.
By telephone it is reported that the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Farm Hand Cnt to Pieces

Scandal, Kan, May 9.-Andrew
Olander, a young Swede, employed as
farm hand by Axel Woolford, a
farmer residing wes+ of Scandal, was
literally cut to pieces in a runaway
yesterday while cutting stalks. Dr. T.
S. Henry, local physician, who was
summoned, was unable to do anything
for him and death resulted soon after
the accident.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Printer Commits Suicide.

Hutchinson, Kan, May "a NJ.
Marsh, 3S years of age, a linotype
operator for the Gazette. took his life
by drinking carbolic acid here late
yesterday afternoon. Dependency
was the cause. A note left by Marsh
said: st hope my friends make more
of life than 1 have" The body was
found in Marsh's room at o'clock,
where he drank an ounce and a half
of the acid. He left his insurance to
his nephew
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Hold Bible CONTEST.

Scott City, Kan, May "a rather
unique contest is to be pulled off on
the last evening of the Sunday school
convention to be held in this city June
and s. 1t will be known as a Bible
knowledge contest and will be con-
Quoted on the order of the old fash
Toned spelling bee. Questions will be
asked on the Bible and each person
missing two questions will be dis
qualified.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
A. III. II. A. Local Organized.

Dighton. Kan, May 9.-An order of
the Anti-Horse Thief association has
been organized here for Lane county
with a large charter membership. The
first regular meeting under the
charter has been set for May 16. The
officers elected are: H. Gillette, presi-
dent; w. P. Owen, vice president; E.
B. Emerson, secretary, and Caleb
Dagg, treasurer. 1t IS thought the or
der will do much good in this region
in it's capacity as protective organiza-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Coughing Fit causes Death.

Clay Center, Kan, May 9-John
Morrison, assistant postmaster of Clay
Center, is dead here. Mr.. Morrison
had been sick for a number of weeks
and confined at home, though it was
supposed that he was getting along all
right and might be soon out again.
This morning, however, in a fit of
coughing, he broke blood vessel and
soon died
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Drill for Oil at junction City.

Junction City, Kan, May 9.-A1ex.
Evans, wealthy oil man of Muskogee,
Okla, will start to drill for oil here
within the next 80 days. Word has
been received from him that he will
pack and ship his outfit within two
weeks and will start to work imme-
diately upon arrival. He has selected
the W. E. Clark farm, east of the CITY,
as the most likely spot for finding oil
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
STEEL CARS SAVE MANY LIVES.
Postal Employees Approve Use of New
Equipment.

Kansas City. May 9.-The death rate
among railway postal employees mas
been decreased greatly oy the more
general use of steel cars according to
Joseph Stewart, second assistant post
master general in an address before
the convention of the Southwestern
Postal association which began its final
session here today.
During the present fiscal year, We
have had no deaths in mail cars from
accidents Mr.. Stewar: said. In the
same period last year we had twelve.
This is due directly to the increased
use of steel cars"
The convention will close with the
election of officers this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
KANSAS NOTES.

He Wants Place on Supreme Bench.
Wichita, Kan, May Eff Judge j.
]. Bulger, who has just filed nomina-
ton papers which signify his race for
a place on the supreme bench, is sue
cessful in this campaign he will be the
first graduate of Kansas university
thus honored.
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Shoot Down Enemy,s CoIors.

Mcpherson, Kan, May because
they could not get to the rope which
held the sophomore class flag in posi-
ton, members of the Junior class at
the local college shot the rope in two
with a rifle. The faculty., it is de-
clared, will take notice of the affair.
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He'a ll1g
D@NT5fhGisS

Women who bear children and re-
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems in advance OF baby's
coming. Unless the mother aids
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Many Recruits Arrive.

Junction City, Kan, May "a de-
tachment of f1fty-nine recruits for the
Thirteenth cavalry has arrived at Fort
Riley. They are being assigned to the
troops of the regiment and will start
on their training work at once.
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Lawrence. Kan, May 9.-Vivian
Waldron j few years ago was pretty
Lawrence school girl. Today she is
teaching the natives in British East
Africa tie precepts of the Christian
religion.
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Begin Murder TriaI.

the two Alexanders for the murder of
Editor H. c. BuZenbark at Belpre a
few weeks ago was taken up at the
opening of district court here. Judge
Albert S. Foulks is on the bench.S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-09
Meningitis victim Dies.

Columbus, Kan, May 9.-WaIter
Bowlby, 20 years old succumbed to an
attack of spinal meningitis, with
which he was seized a week ago. No
other cases of the disease have oc-
Cured here.
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Merchant Robbed Near Home.

Wichita, Kan, May 9.-As w. L.
Larkin, a merchant, neared his home
he was held up and robbed of $40. He
can give no description of his assault
ants.