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Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
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KY Irminins, SO. %. S. 81. 81.
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gbaie g. s. geri. am 1. Ii. 8. Diers-
tag i. 90. i'm nellen Wfaionic Sempel.
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S. SO. SeIbig, @r6i., 1912 Z. Ctr.
81. So; s. @amenrei9, Setr., 1900
s. Str. 81. 49,; @eri. am 2. ltno A..
Montag i. 90. in 1889 7. Ctr. M.-@.
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Srneffel : 2e6erlunrf
sn baben bei
gilbert 2epper, Isl Center Marfet.
aOmsrek ; germiaisnusen2

Die ausiidt, oaB Der &ongreB nod
Dor Soresi6luB enorme @%erpiuigun-
gen fir 8auten, SluB- uno &afenre-
guIierungen, Observation-Disclosures oes
Sort : Barrels" genonnt MAIDEN
miro, neroen BON Gag gu Gag gro
Der. 9ie oemofratil6en .Siibrer bal
ten cine @erniuigungsbia bon $685.
000, 900 fir 0ffentlide @ebduoe fir
angemelien. 0as &ontite miro iid
pobl auf 100000 900 fir SIuB- ulo
&afenbauten einigen.
8eitere anoei6en oeuten oaraltf
bin, ooB aud oas Hrogramm elmer
p%erItdrften 5lOtte wieOer aufsenom-
men miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Sci mir sesraRt.
(@ingeianot.)

So bel Not erlebt uno Blage
Sent Der Meni6 am l1m5ugstage;
60 piel Gorbe, Die ni9t reiden,
60 biel &iiten gang oe8glei6en,
90 bel SGde Die aerplaBt,
go biel 8olitur 5erfraBt,
81 biel 8iloer, pie an alien
@6noen an ben Ndgeln fallen.
60 bieG 0eden niAt gemalt,
60 bel Miete ni9t be5ablt,
90 piel 9ielen ni9t gepuBt,
60 bel Seniter eingei6muBt,
90 bel Meni9en leuf3ero barren
guf ben eriten Wtobelfarren.
go biel NGgel %eingeroitet,
90 biel @elo oas aaes foitet,
81 niel &rimsfroms eingebiiBt,
80 bel NAL Sci mir gegriiBt".
S. &ege
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Mm 1. S anuor oes fommenoen
Sobres miro Ser Bafetpoitoienit err
0ffnet, uno 0ie Morfen Die aurSran-
fterltng Der 8afete ~bertpenoet peroen
ioGen, iino iebt f~ertiggelteat. gead)
ben 9lusiagen DIRECTORS &alpb uno
ieiner llntergebenen lit Dies Die
i90nlte Serie bon &oItmarferL Die
ie bon irgeno elmer 9fegierrng aus
gegeben poroen lit. 8is gum 1. Sa-
ruar peroen iiber 100000 oer-
ielben an Die @oltanltalten oes Gam
oes pertetlt moroen fem. 9ie SOAR
fen fommen in @erten bon einem,
8tDei, BRET, bier, flint 5ebn, fiinf8ebn,
8tpan8ig, fiinfun08wan8ig, fiinf8ig,
fiinfunoiieben5tg Gents uno einem
Dollar uno iinO ale in rotor 6arbe
eeorudt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

0teSnfaHen ser Strof-, &ors
reftions- uno pobItdtigen Snititite
6es 0iftrifts IinO uidt INN ibr 9ant-
IouunoseIien gefommen. Siebenbun-
oert Gfuno @utenbraten, fiinliig
NfituS mebr ais i'm @oriabre, Itno
an oiefe SnItitltte geliefert woroen,
1tno oie Gednung, Die Der 9lltrltt
oofiir at 3ablen bat, beldift lid oui
St55.OO. 9aB natiirIid aud fir Die
notiae Waen9e BON Selerie II. Grons-
beeren qelorgt lit, gebt obne 6rage.
Sci OieIer @elegenbeit mOfte es
intereIIant Iein, aitf oie @%ntItebuilg
oes 9anfIagungstages na65ugeben.
9ie 6eier oes 9anfiagungstdges
bier All Qan0e rei9t Bis in Oas Sobr
1880 arriid. Sn ienem Sabre MUIR
Sc elm IoI6es Set am 3. Suli in 30
Iton obae6altett, obne OoB Oieies in
iroenomelder 8e5iebung our @rrte
itono, DGbrenO oas ieBige Set ia
eiaentli6 oIs cine Mrt @rnteoanffelt,
1bnIid oemienigen in beuti6en San'
BEN uno alt6 anoerstDo, 81 betrah-
ten lit. SIN Sabre 1881 belt man
pieoer elm 0onffeIt in Nnbetra6t Der
qIiidliden @nfunft bon@inpanoerern
ob, i'm acknowledgement Sabre elm
Iol6es anldBli9 Der Siege in Der
8foIa, uno 1888 ma1te man aus
Dem 9anfIag1tngsfelt, infolge Der
berridenoen 0iirre einen Saittag.
SIN Sabre 1861 puroe oagegen me-
qen oes M~ufb0rens elmer langen &e-
Qen8eit elm 0anffeit abgebaIten. Son
0ieIer Belt Bis gum @usbrud Ser Ee-
pollution folgten 9anffelte aai1brli6
uno in Connecticut oft Saittage auf
9anffeIte, mas man als @eiltnObeits-
moBregel fir iebr angebra6t belt,
rno mas ii9 pobl audi iest nod be-
mabren niiroe. Grit tDGbreno Der Ge-
neutrality-suspicious. tpurOe Oas Set 5u
einem offi8ieuen eemaht, Oonn folg-
te cine Bauie bon 1784-1789, in
pel9em Sabre auf @nraten oes &on-
greIies Ieitens oes 8rGiioenten Sc
orge @albington cine 9anffeier me-
gen annubme Ser 8erfaiiung ange-
oronet Duroe. Sn benz i'm glei9en
Sabre mgenommenen @ebetbu9 Der
proteltantii9en gpiicopalfir6e MUIR
Oe Ser erfte D%onneritag inn % 0 b e M
er oIs iGbrIi9er 9anfiagtngstag
empfobIen, Oo9 dnoerte man oieles
ouf 0en lebten 9onneritag I'M No-
bember ab, uno babel lit es Bis gum
bertigen Gag geblieben.
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Reorganization Der staatsmiliseu.

8ie &apit1n George 9. $. Mofe-
lD, Der Dor aur5em BON elmer Str
Oienreiie Der oeuti6en, engIii9en uno
fran6oiii6en M~rmeemonober 3uriid-
gefebrt 1T, erfldrt, arbeitet oas&riegs-
oepartement cine REORGANIZATION ser
S~taatsmili8en Oes 2onOes aus, ole
geuiiiermaBen cine 9fepoIittion oes
8iireeriolontentltms oes Qan0es be-
oeittet. Die gin3elbeiten tperoen
oemnd6it peroffentIidt tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
&n5ciscn.

@enn sic 2eituug Oes v@aibing-
ton syournals" es ftd sur gufgabe
oema6t BAT, oie 3eituug 10 81 Itel-
len. Dab fie Die @nipriide Der 2eier
10 tpeit ais m0gli6 befrieOigt, 10 bat
iie natiirli6 in eriter 2inie ms Gn-
ae aefaBt @rtifel, gtadridten etc.
al brinqen, Oie Das Snterelie aler
crreaeu, un0 oaneben m0gli6it aus
fii6rli6 gu beri9ten, pas in ben oeut-
ihen &reiIen unierer Sta0t Dor ii6
aebt. 9aneben aber menOen mir urt-
iere ungeteilte @ufmerfiamfeit benz
g~ln3eiqenteil unierer 8eitung gu;
oenn Oie 5 Ii 3eitung ion elm
m0dentli6er 8eiu6er zines ieoen
bent Of e n Sauies IN 8aIbington
mer0en uno oa0rr6 elm 8ote oeS Sc
Ihdftsmanns, Oh oeuti6er oOer lonIt
iraeno elmer abfunft, an 0as fauf-
frGftiae 0eutI6e %ublifum. gu @ort
aber fommt Ser @ei61ftsmann nun,
uenn er an5eigt. I1t3eigen peroop-
peln oen umias uuO ben 8ert oes
@ei6GftslofaIs. Sober Sdulfnabe
meiB, mie raid Die @nttpidlung Der
@enI6beit It9 pon8og, felt oieielbe
i'm Stan0e mar, it9 Der Spra6e 81
beoienen. 8orber bermodte Die
Meni6beit ibre @eOanfen nidt aus
8utauI6en. @as Die Spro6e aber
fir oas Meni6engei1le9t lit, oas
lit sic 9ln3eige fir @eidGft Sanoel,
esn0uItrie uno mirti9aftli6es
Qeben. gn5eigen biloen Die Spra-
DE oes geiddftli6en 2ebens unO 9e-
i1GftlidJer @nergie, iie ermogli9en
es Dem Meni6en, in flir5er 3eit 81
boGbringen5 mas friiber nun crit Die-
len @enerotionen mogli9 mar.
@n5eigen geben Didtige Snforma-
ton; lie Iino Stimmen Oes San0els
un0 fiinoen bon ser geiltigen arbeit
bon oenfenoen &0pfelL @ortdmpfern
lnO @rfinoern auf allen @ebieten Ser
SnOuitrie.
Die gegenp1rtige @~eneration lit
Die erite, nel9e An5eigen ols cine
8iiienf6aft uno &ullit teltnen Iernt.
uno ielbit iie bot MIR erIt unflare
8egriffe fir Die 8i6tigfeit oes Mn-
5e%igepeiens ul0 ii6er Die maBgeben-
oe &ole, pel6e Oie9lnaeigen i'm pirt-
i9aftli9en 2eben oes 8olfes ipielen
unO inlmer mebr ipielen mer0en. Sn
bergangenen 3eiten betpegte li6 oas
offentli9e 2eben Iangiom. Gin Sc
i6Gftsmann fonnte Die @aaren, oie
er nertaufte, MIR in ieinem S1att-
feniter Dem b 0 r il b e II 8 e n
8ubliflm anbieten, Sert5utage per-
mag er feline @aaren 3e6nmiIionen
bon Meniden befannt 5u MAIDEN. gr
rednet ni6t oarauf, 0aB oieielben
boriibergeben. @r begibt iid 3u If
men, inoem er in Den An3eigen in
3eitungen uno periooii6en 8eiti9rif-
ten 81 ibnen ipri9t.
9arin berubt Sic @irfung Ser
@n5eige. Mon fam beute etpas pro-
Ou8ieren unO bermag es morgen
i6on Dem Bublifum mit3uteilen.
W2an lit ni6t mebr an beltimmte Or
te gebunoen ooer an oas 8ereib Iei-
ner Gimme; 0itr9 Die 9ruferpreIIe
fam man Ii9 in allen gntfernungen
Dernebmbar MAIDEN. Man brau9t
feinen Gag mebr 8u perlierert, penn
man geiunoen @eidGgtsgeilt beIibt
uno es peritebt, in mirfiamer 8eiie
gum Bu6lifum 81 ipreden.
SIN eigenlten Sntereiie muB oas
8ubIitum ii6 oariiber flar peroen,
mas 6as eigentli6e @eIen Ser Mn-
8eigerl lit. Man muB fi6 oeIIen be-
tuuBt ieiu, 0aB groBe an8eigen fat
INNER elm giltes utto lolioes 8roouft
beoeuten; Oenn i6le6te @aaren an-
5u5eigen, be5abIt iid niGt. Gin Sc
i6Gftsmann miir0e oaour1 MIR fei-
relt &reoit i96oigen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
2anOsmamnI6aftIide un6 ltnterfat'
mas : @ereine.

nngS : &ereine.
GdweiSer @DbItGtigfeitsberein.
grGi. Sulius @eIoff, 118 SpnneiIc.
Mbe, 81. 6. s. &. S6uesler, Gefre.
tar. 1929 S Ctr, g. %.
@erein 8aOen, glIois &einbart sc.
tret0r, 113 9 StraBe, 9. So. ber-
iommeIt iid ieOen 1. 0ienstao I'm
Monat in 936 ga. AOe., g. So.
gerein 8abern, Columbia Seftian
gRr. l.. @oIfgang HuGO1i9eI, 8r1i.
Sront @ieeanO, 8i5e-Hr6i. Mides
SoI8beierIein, SGasmeiiter. SbeO y.
2edert, Sefret6r, 1910 Gla. Mbe.,
u. 6. 8eri. am 1. Sonntag /. 80.
3 1lbr naGm. in $50. 922 $50. Ibe.
SdAmGbiiGer 8ranten . llnteritiit.
snngsberein, MifaeI Diet. Gefret1r.
500 s Str, 81. 8. |~eriammIitng am
I. 9ienstag /. 90. in go.7S7 Z. Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

AbOmnemten, Sic Sas u@aibinstOn
SOnrnaI" nidt piinftlid OSer itnre-
gelmGkis erbalten, fiub sebeten, Der
Office babOn per SelepbOn, Drain
1889, OOer idriftlid MitteiImns at
maiden.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

Sn Dem reidjen Eager Der Spiri-
tnOien : 0rOkbanOInng bOn M.MiiibI-
eiien Company erfrent iiG vCaf.
mOnt" Sans beiOnOerer Seliebtbeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
4ereins~ und sogen~ calender

9e Serren sefretare fnO gebeten, rns fes BON Observation-Disclosures
iOpie bon gorgangen in ibren geretuen geribt gu gben rnO iO mir
fets befrebt ioIbe an eedeneter SteQe nf5unebmen.
@rds fir Die SuIerhOn ser anrte $2J5o per Sobr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20

stomach demands more pepsin, hydro
chloric acid and other digestive agents
which it is unable to Secrete.
Medicines are not only worthless in
cases of this kind but are actually in
furious to the whole system. 1t is sheer
lunacy to pour a lot of vile stuff into
the stomach-drugs that have no diges-
tive Ibwer whatever.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
ingredients that not only bring quick
relief to indigestion sufferers, but ac-
tuaIly digest the food for the stomach.
One of these little magic tablets taken
after each meal will rest the stom-
ach, revitalize the secretory glands
strengthen the muscular waIls-in fact
tone up the entire digestive system.
No home should be without Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets constantly on hand.
They stop all forms of indigestion,
such as sour stomach, belching, heart
burn, dizziness, burning sensation,
brasil etc. After a brief course of
treatment your appetite improves. You
enjoy your food more You awaken
every morning with a happy DISPOSE
ton. Life looks brighter. Your brain
becomes clearer and your eyes sparkle
with their old time snap and twinkle.
! You are practically a new person
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists, at soc box.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
HIS Wife STOLEN
Antoine BOgnu Looked Through
Window, Saw Rival.
Now He Understands Why She
Didn't Write.

Pittsburg, Kan, Nov. 20.-Like Enoch
Arden in some respects, Antoine Bognu,
of Radley, returned to his home and
found that his wife had found another
mate. So he came to Pittsburg and
Gravel whom he says stole the woman.
him out ofthe country so that Gravel
should steal his wife.
Some time ago, Bognu declared, he
found that certain persons near his
home made trouble for him, so that his
life became very disagreeable and he
wished he never had come to America.
But he tried to stay and then there
was more trouble and he became fear
full that he might be killed Then he
told his wife that he would go to Min
eral and work while to make home
there for them
BOgnu worked several weeks at Min
eral and saved his money so that he
could take his wife back with him.
What did it matter if she did not write
as often as he liked to get her love
letters? Nothing at all. In the end
they would have a nice home at Min
eral, where they could live in peace
Then he went home to get his wife
Like Enoch Arden he peered through
the window. Like Enoch Arden he was
surprised, he declared, for he had lost
his home and Antoine Gravel who had
made him so much trouble, had stolen
his wife He didn't raise disturbance.
but asked the county attorney what he
should do, and got out a warrant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
II Tongue Is Coated, Stomach Sour
Breath Feverish Give ''Syrup of
Figs to Clean the Bowels.

Your child isn't naturally cross, ir-
ritable and peevish, mother! Examine
the tongue; if coated, it means the lit
tie ones stomach is disordered, liver
inactive and it's thirty feet of bowels
clogged with foul, decaying waste.
Every mother realizes after giving
delicious Syrup of Figs" that this is
the ideal laxative and physic for chill
dren. Nothing else regulates the little
ones tender stomach, liver and bowels
so effectually, besides they dearly love
its delightful fig taste.
For conStipated bowels, sluggish
liver, biliousness, or sour, disordered
stomach, feverishness, diarrhoea, sore
throat, bad breath or to break a cold,
give one-half to a teaspoonful of
Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours
all the clogged up waste, sour bile, I'M
d1gested food and constipated matter
will gently move on and out of the
system without gripping or. nausea, and
you will surely have a well, happy and
smiling child again shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not
drugging your children, being COM
posed entirely of luscious figs, SIENNA
and aromatics it cannot be harmful.
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly print
ed on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, -
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, genu-
int old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20

that the men put up against Nebras-
ka last Saturday was not a mere flash
in the pan but the genuine spirit. The
Kansas team is better now than it
has been at any time this season.
Bunny Wilson, the quarterback who
starred in the Cornhusker game, and
Magill who has been running the
team all season, are both in good
shape. 1t will not be known until the
team trots on the field next Saturday
which man will direct the play against
the Tigers. A fast scrimmage prac-
tice was held this afternoon and the
men all showed up well. In the
backfield Coolidge. Detwiler and
Steuwe seem 20 be fixtures. Bramwell
at center proved his worth against
Nebraska and will be used in this po-
sition against Missouri. The re-
mainder of the team will be the same
as started last week.
Missouri Anxious for Game.
Columbia, Mo-, Nov. 20.-The Mis-
souri, university football team s
chance of winning from Kansas at
Lawrence Saturday were greatly
strengthened with the return of Full
back Sheppard. In scrimmage with
the second team Sheppard was boot
ing field goals from the 8 yard line
almost at will Coach Brewer will re-
Iy on Sheppard's toe if his team can
not shove the "Jayhawkers'' back for
touchdowns. But four of the regu-
lars were permitted to scrimmage to-
day the balance being drilled in S1S-
nails and trick plays.
All hands are in good shape and
anxious for the Kansas game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
HE SEES VICTORY
Kansas Coach PerfectS Tricks
to Beat Missouri.
Guards Believe They Nearly
Caught Tiger Spy.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov. 2O.-Coach
Arthur Mosse of the University OF
Kansas football team, devoted several
hours to perfecting his men in the use
of trick plays which he expects to I'M
fold against the Missouri university
eleven here next Saturday
Scrimmage practice with the fresh
men has given the coaches added
confidence in the ability of the Kan
sas backfield to put up a fierce fight
against the Missourians whose sue
cessive victories over teams before
which Kansas had fallen has thrown
real despair into the Lawrence camp
in the last three weeks. 1t is planned
to hammer away at punting practice
in what time remains and barring ac-
cidents to the men, coaches predict
that Kansas will enter the final bat
tie of the year with the outlook a
toss up at least.
The first real scare in the Jawhawk-
er football camp was unearthed when
two of the guards found a stranger
supposed to be a Missourian camped
on North College Hill watching the
Kansas practice through q spy glass.
Ralph Sproul and Kenneth DOdderidge,
the guards, were patrolling the hill
when they noticed the spy near North
College. They started on the run to-
ward the man but before they were
able to get near him he escaped
There is great fear here that Missouri
scouts are watching every move of the
Kansans.
In order that the team will not be
disturbed during the latter part of
this week Coach Mosse is going to take
the men to Bonner Springs Thursday.
Every precaution is being taken to
keep the practice this week absolute
ly secret.
From reports gained through the
coaches and trainers the Jayhawker
team has come back to stay. The fight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
FRAUD is CHARGED
Queer Discoveries Alleged
Made in LeaVenWOrth.
In One Precinct Vote Exceeded
Total Registration.

Leavenworth Kan, Nov. 20.-Discov-
cries of illegal votes and inaccuracies
in canvasSing the returns from Leaven-
worth county that would, if counted,
reduce the vote of George H. Hodges
APO and that of Arthur Capper 1873, are
said to have been made in checking the
returns in the office of the county clerk
here. The investigation was begun by
w. ]. Stage, of Topeka, an expert ac-
countant, who came here for that pur-
pose. He was sent on report made by
E. c. Lands, chief clerk at the Kan
sas state penitentiary, and c. A. Hen
RE, editor of the Lansing News. At
this preliminary investigation, it was
found that the tally sheets and the
totals did not correspond.
These alleged discoveries are said to
cover number of precincts. Those
representing Camper. say that they have
round in the Second precinct of the
First ward that the registration books
show 1876 names, while the total vote
cast is 349
In Alexandria township it was dis
covered that the straight ballots had
not been counted. Of these, Capper re-
ceived 80 and Hodges So The poll
books from Richardson precinct are
said not to have been signed by the
election board, and that thee is moth
ing on the face of the returns to show
where the books come from. The Re-
pupI1cans claim that this precinct
should be thrown out.
1t is further charged that a Demo-
cratic judge left the polling place and
was absent for more than an hour All
tnese things are being looked into and
VIII De made the grounds for a thor
ough investigation. The Investigation
will be continued today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
OTTAWA BOY WHIPS RoBBER.
DEFENDS Cash Belonging to Company
May Get Reward

Ottawa, Kan, Nov. 2O-Thad T.
AshW1ll, who was graduated from OF
taWa high school with the class of
I9OS and who afterwards attended the
ottawa university business college,
was the hero in a recent street car
hold-up in Portland, Ore, according
to news received by Ottawa relatives
of the young man.
Mr.. Ashwill is serving as conductor
IN the Portland street car service, and
MS car was reaching a dark section
OF the city when two robbers entered
the car and held him up, demanding
that he turn over his days fares Thad
remem bered his duty to his company
and also his football training and put
the latter into practice.
Policeman, who saw the scuffle
rushed to the Ottawa boys assistance.
me off1cer was shot twice during the
scuffle and one of the wouId-be rob
pers escaped. AshwiI succeeded in
downing one of his assailants and the
man was placed under arrest. The
portland papers state that his com
pany IS planning to do we'll by him in
recognition of his bravery and interest
in the companys welfare.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
HOLD TWO CAR BANDITS.
Wilson Believed ParoIed Prisoner
From Lansing


Erie, Kan, Nov. 20.-Two of the
motor car bandits, known as Jimmie
Wilson, alias Jack Cullom, alias Jack
Coleman, and Bert Young, were plac-
ed in the county Jail here and will be
held in default of bail pending trial in
the district court in Deem Der. AT
Thayer they waived preliminary hear
ing on charges of grand larceny. Be
fore being taken into court the Allen
county officials made an Intellectual
attempt to induce the Neosha county
officers to surrender the prisoners
1t is believed that Wilson is a pa
rolled prisoner from the Lansing pris-
on. This belief is based upon a re-
mark made by the man while County
Attorney Smith was urging him to
make a clean breast of the affair
After the county attorney had told
Wilson that the evidence was all
against him, the bandit said, with a
sheer:
II could beat this case if I wanted
to-
Wilson and Young inquired anx-
iously if they were wanted in lola
When told that they were, they seem
ed relieved to know they were to be
held in Neosha county.
Sheriff Kerr at lola is investigating
the record of Richard Victor, the
third bandit, who is in jail there, in
the belief that he is wanted on other
charges.
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high school at Florence could not get
into the roundup for schools No
vember Is. but it has arranged a pro-
gram for November % that is certain
to be interesting to every school in
Kansas. Prizes worth 500 are to
be given to students for agricultural
products. The list includes first, sec
ond and third prizes for plain sewing,
fancy sewing, bread baking, cake bak-
ing, pie baking, candy making and
wood working. One of the banks is
to give a first prize of $3.50, second
prize $3.50, while the third prize of
$3.50 will be given by the Florence
Bulletin. These prizes are to go to
boys or girls winning the most firsts.
the second most firsts and the third
most firstS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
HIAwATHA GIRL DISAPPEARS.
Left Relatives to Visit Friends But
Never Arrived.

Kansas City, Nov. 2O.-Florence
Burger, 16 years old, of Hiawatha,
Kan, has disappeared. She came to
Kansas City last week with her grand
mother, Mrs. LYDIA Velman, and her
uncle, Peter Velman, to attend the
funeral of L. H. Walker. From there
they went to visit a family named
Vaughn in Dodson. Sunday, accord
ing to w. W. Bromfield, q brother-in-
law of Walker, she was placed on a
car at the end of the Dodson line and
started to visit friends, where all were
to be for dinner. She did not arri>
there and her uncle began a search
for her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
AUTO VICTIM CAN'T TALK.
Edward Carroll Has Had 200 Con-
WILSON'S Since Injury.

SaIina, Kan, Nov. 20.-Edward Car
roll is better now and there was said
to be a fair chance for his recovery
from his injuries. He is now semi
conscious and apparently sees and
hears what is going on about him, al
though he has not recovered his pow
er of speech. The commissions, which
were very severe during the latter
part of the week, are now more local
and are farther apart He has al
ready suffered more than 200 convul-
sions. Since Saturday he has been
growing stronger and has been able to
take some nourishment and his
friends are much encouraged.
Mr.. Carroll was injured ten days ago
in an automobile accident.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-20
GETS 3 YEARS FOR KILLING.
Kansan Found Guilty of Third Degree
Manslaughter.

Usage City. Kan, Nov. 2O.-Henry
w. Myers. of Grav county, must serve
term in the penitentiary for killing
A. E. Click last summer near ingalls,.
The jury at Cimarron brought in a
verdict of guilty of manslaughter in
the third degree. after being out IS
hours. Judge Finley sentenced Myers
t serve an indeterminate term at
Lansing of from one to three years.
Myers formerly lived up the river
in Ford county. He moved to Gray
county several years ago and was a
n1ighbor of Clicks.