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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
SsSe Uarf Mptisen.

= Martin, bas 2idbriss SSbnlsin
beS gDilliam @olben BON Dritter Stras
&c, bas fi9 am A. Suli i9iimm Der.
branute. als CO Seuercrddsr abbrannte,
1T am Sountas ben erbalteueu Yerlss'
nngen srlessn.
= 5ranf g4. Shneioer bon @bnon
Strabe, Der au9ebli9 in Rings @ountn,
u. o., ,ieine 9inber i'm Stid) lisB, mur'
be Donnerltag auf cine biesbs3heli9e
slnfla9e uerbaftet uno unter Biirsidaft
fur elm serihtlidss @ri@einen ssbalten.
= Die 9adawanua @ompanie lieB
am Disnitas nit elmer $40. 900 @e.
leiieuerldnserung in 9snfer Balle1 ars
fan9en, melhe es ibr erni6gli1en pirb,
bic 9oblen bireft BON Der Srisbin 3s9e
mad benz Sampton Dofe 80 ienoen,
obue bic 9anptseleiie 3a bsnuksn.
-5ran Senrp 8bsstsr BON Damp.
ton Stra6e Durbe am MfOntag b6s
uerlest, als fie an Der @de BON Pres'
cott glpsnue nno Wfulb.rr1 Stra6e ei.
nen StraBsubabnma9en perlaljen moll'
te uno nieoerseitoBeu purbe. sic trus
cine @sbirueri9itteruns unb S9rauis
men an ben 0Hfteu uno Nrmen bapon
uno ibr 3uftauo puroe als ssidbrli4
bejei9net.
: Die @raff Snrnace @onipanie bon
Sadion Strase eriu9te am Donners'
tug nm elm seridtlt9es 8erfabren, um
Die Scranton 9oblen @ompnnie baran
3u uerbinOern. baB oieislbe nod usiters
4oblen unter ibrem Merf entfernt. Wfit
bisiem Ssrfabren 1T Der erfts S9ritt
gethan pOroen. uai fsitjnitellen, oh Die
@ompanien bic 9oblen unter Der Sber'
fiddle entfernen f6nnen, ohue bielelbe
genissnoiu idiisen, unb man srpartst,
oie Gn9elegenbeit Dor oas Sber9eri1t
ju brinsen, Tim einen eno9iilti9en @nts
ifeib 3n srlaussn. glbuofat z. 3,
Duffp, psl6sr ons Gsrfabren fiir bic
@raff @Ompanie einleitete, erlpartet
Ipdter, nod dbnlihe Serfnbren sesen
Die Sadamanna uno @reen 8io9e 3ob'
len @ompanieen sin5uleiten. 9ia9 isis
uer aniiat siebt Die 9lauiel In Der
Serfanfsurfunbe In betreii BEN @ruben
uno @ntfernen pon ,3oblen ben Com.
panisen nitt baS Hebt, Die Sberfld9e
obne trseno welhen S9ns 30 lanen.
Sin Serb0r uno ar9umente In Der sln'
gele9enbeit muroen am Wfontaa yiah.
mitta9 Dor 0fidter ylewcomb pOrse'
nomren mo na9 Beenat9uns oeriels
ben erfldrte Der Hi6ter, 0aB Elm tempos
rdrer @inbattsbefehl nidt erlaubt iper.
0en iollte. hn oif @sridte fdlon friiber
ole Jtnge entIhieoen bdbsn unO Der
6all feline neusn 5rasen aufwirft. Das
@eri6t ueripra6, ben Sall in einisen
Gassn euOsiiltis gu enti4siOeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
&ilbeIm Shidl 9dlfinal in 8ieSen.
iabI.

Cos aomitee iiir Sas am @eburts.
crtc Ses 9roben Sitmoriiten 5u srrih.
tcnSen 8iTbeIm girid 9entmaI bat
in iciner Iesten Sisrhg ben ioiorti.
gen 8eainn Der SunSamentierunss.
arbeiten Fir bns 9ertfntoI bei6Ioi.
ZEN, SeIien @inpeibung i'm Septem.
Der erfolsen pirO. Bon ben unae-
i1hr 10000 Wfarf betrasenben Ro-
lien Iino ehDa S40o @arf bur6
EonimIuneen alIfsebra6t. Der Denf.
mnIsertpurf itauimt BON BroieiIer
@mSesod, iino 9lrditeft 2iibr in
Sonnouer. 9ns in SorOiteiu ber.
geiteIlte 9etrfnal ipirb in Der Witte
6aS 8ron0ereIief 8iIbelm Builds
oeisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
..etit iiber iiini,,hn aahrsn".

,.Ssit iibsr fiinf,sbn Sabrsn", 70
lhretbt 9err &sinbolo S@wert uOn
Surber. @olO., rbabe i'd. peun es n0s
tbi9 mar, ben glIpsnfrduter sebrauht I;
er 1T bic einSiSe WfsbiSin. auf bic i'd
mid perlaIien fann. Dphl nm ben
alpsntrduter jest ju srbalten, mus i'd
30 Wtsilen bis colorado @itD fubren ;
aus oisem @runoe miinlbe ib iset bic
Aeentnr bier su iibernebmen. Sd babe
meins eissne 5nrm, 6od fanu i9 ois'
ielbe obne ben alpentrauter ni9t be.
arbeiten."
2eine abSslaserte Spotbefer. .Wiebijin,
Ionoern Elm friihes, pirfiames Strduters
SelImittsl, tpelhes nihts entbdlt, mas
Dem SDiteni uiht gut tbdte. Sails fein
G9ent In Sbrer gidbe wobnt, 10 i9rsi.
ben sic an: Or. Yster Snbrnep &
Sons Co., 1875 80. 9opne Nue.
nue., Chicago, 81.
6orni's gllpenfrduter Blutbeleber ilt
su bubsu bel 9surp S8ultsr, 1011 @sbur
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Mrfreuliher gRanbeI.

SufOlOs Der usrniinftissren @eitnlt.
uns Der Seier oes @eburtstases Der
yintiOu am a. Suli 1T. wie Die in @biea'
90 einsstrOfieneu Berihte erli6tlif,
MAIDEN, Die 5abl Der PeriOnen, welhe
burb 6suerperf Oosr iOnfiise @rplOiiu.
itofis ibrsn Cob ssfunoen baben, i'm
san3eu yanos aui 16 eeiunftn unb bic
5abl Der aus iol9sm aulaB Ssrlsstsn
betrdgt 874.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Nittstpn.

Sn ieiner @obuuns on Wiill
Strase 1T nm SamltaS Salsutln 6.
S1malenberser Seitorbsn. Die Sei'
issunS erfOlSts um Disnita9 gtahmit'
tag.
- Der 48 Sabre olts Diata DDsfo
pom Sort @riifith, ben bic SBittws uno
spei aiuoer iiberlsben purbe geltern In
Dem Don't S6a6t our6 stneu SOblsns
fall erIhla9en.
= Dur6 bic A. Suli Ssier pes,iidt
gema6t. wollte lid sluorew Nptsniep
am Srsitas smsimal oas ssben nebmen.
3uerit mollte er iid in Der pOlnilhen
Sir6e srbdngsn, muroe aber wieoer Obj
ssl6nitten; nahoem sr iih ttpas err
bolt bate, mollte sr iid in oas 9erB
itehen. 9ierauf ftedte mon i'm ,nr
Si6erbsit in bas SoliSeibanptquartlsr.
= @ine Sdissafiuirs. Die iib am
6rsitas yiaht ju Yaisspilie ereisnsts.
batte lur Solee, baB Der 35 Sabre alts
Charles Baum pom ieiuem 8oitsdnaer
Conn Wiuscaro cine 4n9el In ben lin.
terleib erhielt. Der 8erlette wuroe
BEN PittstoH 9Oipitol iiberiiibrt, mo
man feline Sofinun9 bate, Jpn am Se'
ben su erbalten. Wtuscaro wutoe nah
Der Gbat init Srau Dens oerbaftst,
oenn Der Streit fol- oaourd entftanoen
lein, bas Elm 8erbdltuiB iwii6en Sei.
ben eutitanoen mar, eeeen oas BENT
proteltirte. Baum 1T am Samltug Sors
mittas ben erbaltsusn SerIesunsen sr'
leleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Vrdasent in @efabr.

Bsi isiner Grbolunssfabrt auf Der
SaGt rRapHowsr" Dor oem a. Suli
bate es oen Prdiibsuten 8ooorop
DilIou ihIeht ssbeu f0uueu. Bon BEN
MARINE. S6iesplns bel Snbian 0eas.
Warblaub. fog cine @ranate oidt iibsr
bic .Mabfiower" meg. BON Der iih elm
Stnblbnnb pom 12 3oll brett losl6ite
uno bift ueben Der Saht ins @aHer
fitl. Der Prdiioent iaB jn Der .3eit
nit Or. .@raDion auf hem 9intsr6ed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Wapue Gountp.

6onesbaIe. = SrduIsin eii;ie 8ene
unO @latt SBilmore, spsi mobIbsfanute
bieiige iunge 9ente, mnroen om DON,
uerftas Niittas In Der st. Nasbalsne
9irhe bura Pfnrrer 8. B. Balta 3um
1nnb fiirs ysben sinssissnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
aas benz ObereH Ebale.
(ar8balb gOrrsIponOeus.)

(ar@balo eorrelponoet3.)
Sin Braub, Der mabri9sinlidb
burh Senermerf peruria9t murOt, ser.
it6rte DoHuerltas 9iadt jwsi Bobn'
bduier oes Solepb aoams ju Gbroop,
NIT einem @slammtperluit pon unses
fdbr $500.
= Wifliam3artmann uon Slppbant,
Oem am 2S. Sunl in Der .. & 3. 3e6e
elm S9doslbriib jueefiist Duroe. als
iid Elm Dsdsnfall ereisnete. 1T geftern
i'm Wtoies Eaglor 9oipital Der Serless
uns erlesen.
- Der Is Sabre atte Better @ronoi
BON Selfup purbe ssitern absuo in ber
Slide nit elmer 3ueel i'm @ebiru toot
aufeefunben uno ba @ountD Deteftiu
Rafter bearsDObnt,. oaB elm Serbrs9en
porlie9en mag, 10 wirb sr ben Sall
ndbsr uuteriu9eu.
= Sobn, Der is Sabre alte Sobn
oe8 Tbon1aS Pbilbin uon SlDpbant,
tpurbe am Samltas 8ormittuo, ais er
bic StraBe freujen mollte. BON einem
glutomobil setrofisulunb i'm Wtio'BalleD
9oipital fauo man oaB Der Rnabe etnen
S9doslbrnd erbalten bate.
= Der 9idbriss Better Soltia BON
Seiiup pnrbe am Wioutae, als CT Dor
Der @lternwobnuns ipieIte, BON einem
StraBenbabupa9en 9etrofen uno bDs
nm 8opf uerlest, aud cine @ebiruers
iAiitternns bauontrageno. SIN Wfto'
Balls1 SoIpital mar es fraelif, oh ber
9nabe bic 9iadt iiberleben tperoe.
= Sn eiuem anfall BON Settles.
ftSruns, bur1 ,u pisles yiudsribeln
usruriadbt, iaete Der &c Sabre alte EonD
@apannani BON Seliup fitb am Don.
nerftag 8ormittag cine Repoluerfu9el
in ben llnterlsib. Die Berwunbnne
erpiss fi6 als cine 70 ssfdbrlids, bas
Der Wtann am Srettas Wtittae oerielbsn
erla9.
| (@arbonoale @orreiponoen3.)
Der 8srsmann Soispb Sissins
BON bier, ipelfer Dor mebreren Wtoua'
ten in Der 3e4e Der @arbonoale Wiiniu9
@ompanie perleet murbe, lieB 9eitern
gs9en bis @ompanie cine alase fiir
$751; @nti6doiSuns sintruSsn.
- @bitb, Die 5iabriss TO6tsr bss
@oparb gBrisbt BON Battle auenue.
fiel am Wfonta9 Wlor9en in einen
3ubsr fp6enSss SSaiier uno srbislt
idlinmf BriibmunOen am 9Orper. Sni
9lotbiaa 0olpiial muroe Der 3uitanb
oes ssiubee ais sienaIlfb gsTdbfli4 be-
,eihnet. Die Slsiue mnrbe frlb Diens-
fog Mturseu ourt ben COB ucn ibrer
DUAL erl6lt.
= Der % Sabre alte unO uerbeira.
tbste Slopo 9fObbins uou bier, nelder
anseblif Elm bisiises Is Sabre aItes
Widohsn nah elmer einiamen Stelle
lodts unb friminell an9riff, muroe am
Wtontas, nahosm sr felt Dem /. Srli
I'm @sfdnsnib Seisiiru. sssen 81. 900
Biirsfdaft nuf freien SSu6 9eiest. Sei.
ne @attin lies ibn beua6rittiseu. oab
Hobbins ni9t unter ibrem. Dad mill
tommen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Buunore.

= Die Bubnnns bss Butrid Wfe.
@uire on Weblter glpeuue muroe bente
morssn friib Our6 sinsn Brnuo be-
i4doist.
= Die Suaruutdne iiber Orsi bisIiss
@obunn9en, NO Die Roden aus9sbro.
den waren. III am Srsitas sebobsn wors
ben uno Samitas unbm man cine gus.
rduheruHs Dor, nm ieoen Seim 30
t6oteH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Gs iF Ssit fir SarfaR Saa'
oalen.

S&Rsst bic ilsaisn SiiBs Dor Ssr'
lstuuasn bur9 SuriuB Sanonlsn. an'
ssisrtiot, nm ben OrOBten Comfort Obns
@spidbt sn ssben. Sin uno 3wsi Jfis.
men StIIe BON psibsm Sudsfps Bntsnt
uuO olanSloism unO Tan aaIb ssOsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Die @ouutp @ommiifdre uub B,

= Die Gpuntp @Ommindre uub Der
@ount1 Controller entihIOiIen- ii6 in
elmer Seitern Vormittas abSebolteusn
Sisuns, Elm uenes 9ei5unss unb
plumbing Spitem In BEN @puntn @e,
fdnenib bsrrihttu ju laiIen, pslHes
eflDa $35, 900 foiten pirb. SlaGmittaes
entidIoHsn iid bic @ouutp @ommilIare,
cine BOnbansgabe uon $3.50. 200 3n
ueranssuben. nm oamit bic 5ertisfttl
lung Der @Ountg eauoftrase 3u be-
sablsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

@s gibt 2eltte, Sera eirsiee 9or.
forge fir Die Regertaee odrin be-
itebt. Sob Fie ben 8eserridirm ibres
gtodbarn .,aiisIeibeH~.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02

ing club will tell of some experiences
in the collection and distribution of the
stockings.
The Elks club probably distributed
more Christmas cheer last year than
any other organization in the city.
William McElroy will relate some in
teresting incidents of this splendid
work done by the Elks.
The Open Door Mission is working
in the Christmas spirit every day and
night in the year, and through the gen.
crosby of the churches, Sunday
schools and other loving hearts is able
to bring much happiness on Christmas
to those who have little of it. Rev.
Montanus, the superintendent of the
mission, will tell of their plans and ex-
periences.
The various Sunday schools of the
city are now planning their Christmas
programs. Those who have this
planning in charge can doubtless re-
ceive many helpful suggestions by at
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
Y. M. c.. A. Notes

The Ottumwa Ministerial association
held the regular weekly meeting this
morning in the association rooms at
10 o'clock.
An excellent meeting was held yes
terday afternoon. A good crowd was
present and a testimony service was
held Immediately following the regular
meeting. Rev. G. S. Carroll of the
First Baptist church at Hillsboro was
in charge and talked on "The battle
of today" There will be no Sunday
meeting held for two weeks on account
Of the observance of Tuberculosis day
and Open Door mission Sundays on
December 7 and A..
The regular Monday shop meetings
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02

were held this noon. Rev. C. A. Field
of the Main street Methodist church
spoke at the Hardsocg Manufacturing
company and Rev. J. F. Robertson of
the Willard street Methodist church
had charge of the meeting at the Little
Wonder Drill Co.
The bowling schedule for the pre-
sent week follows: Tuesday-Done-
lans VS.. Dain Manufacturing Co., We'd
nesday-Gas Co. VS.. Motorcycle club:
Thursday-Street Railroad VS.. Halls,
Friday-Post Office VS.. Ottumwa Iron
Works.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02

Franklin was taken up and evidence
was practically concluded during the
morning session. On account of the
attorneys for the case Of Hall and
Bailey against Knox being in Ottum-
wa today from Des Moines the attor-
neys in the Harper VS.. Franklin case
waived their right and let the other
case 60 on first. The jury was ex-
cused until this afternoon when the
case for which the out of town attor-
neys came to the city, will be taken
up. The Harper VS.. Franklin case will
then be taken up at the conclusion Of
the other.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
DES MONIES PASTOR
TO LECTURE HERE

There will be a lecture given in the
large court room at the court house
Tuesday evening by Rev. Everett
Dean Martin, beginning at 1880 to
which the public is given an invitation
by the committee in charge.
DR.. Martin is pastor Of the Unitarian
church of Des Moines. It is said that
his eIoquence, profound philosophy,
public spirit and his large zeal in all
good works, have gathered into his
church a vast congregation, of which
many well known scholars as we'll as
many noted public men, are members.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
SALOONS QUIT As
BUSINESS BO0MS

Des Moines, Dec. 1.-Valley Junction
q suburb of Des Moines which has
beer the oasis of the thirsty Of this
city since local saloons were closed
as a result of a supreme court deci-
sion nearly two weeks ago, will be
dry after today.
The proprietors of the two saloons
in the town, overwhelmed by the rush
of business which theatened to make
their places ''nuisances' and subject
to peremptory closing by the town
authorities, announced that they would
close them voluntarily after tonight.
The seizure of five wagon loads Of
intoxicants, en- route from Des Moines
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
FORMER OTTUMWAN
HURT AT CHICAGO.

Charles Sheppard of Chicago, was
injured last Wednesday in an auto &C.
cident and is now confined to hospi-
tai in that city in critical condition.
The injury occurred when the auto in
which Mr.. Sheppard was riding skid
died. throwing him out and falling on
top Of him. His mother Mrs. J. NJ.
Sheppard, 33S East Park avenue, and
his wife are at his bedside in the lrospi-
tai. His father stated this morning
that the injury was a dangerous one
and his sons recovery is question.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
LION BROKEN HEARTED.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-Prince, the big
African lion at the Lincoln Park zoo
is dead of broken heart. Nellie, his
mate died early last summer and for
weeks thereafter, Prince did not cat.
The animals fast lasted long but even
though the beast began to eat again he
continued to pine for his partner.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
Sunday School Notes

The Christmas spirit will be the
theme of the first half of the program
at the teachers training institute
Tuesday evening. One Of the man
ayers of the Courier's Christmas stock
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02

tending the training institute tomor-
row evening at the Y. w. c. A., 1880 to
8:15.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02
WAIVE WHEN CASE
NEARS CONCLUSION

At the opening of the district court
this morning the case of Harper VS..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-02

to Valley Junction, by Des Moihes po-
lice early today is said to have hasten
ed the decision Of the suburban saloon
men
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
Bob, small Son of Fred p. Rus
sell. With an Old Fashioned Minstrel
Show at the Novelty This Week.

Funny man." he inevitably OBJ
serves, when he spies his father on the
stage. And if he is allowed in the
dressing room he sides up to his
daddys table and streakS his cheeks
like "a Fiji warrior. He made his
debut last summer in Norumbega
Park, outside of Boston, where a cou-
pie of chorus girls marched him be-
hind the footlights and compelled him
audience.
Boobies home is a New York apart
ment, and his tastes are exceedingly
metropolitan. "Bwoadway," he con-
tentedly observes, when he is taken
for an airing on Kansas avenue. ''Sub-
way" he insists, when he boards the
street car for Lowman Hill.
Despite Master Bob's fondness for
the hiStriOnic profession, his mother is
anxious that he shall go to college and
declares that one actor is quite enough
youpgster should choose what he in
tends to be- while Mr.. Russell is in
favor of an examination by a phrenol-
ogist and wants Boobies future de-
cided by the bumps on his BRAIN
Mr.. Russell has been a minstrel for
thirty odd years-appeared with Du-
PREF and Benedict, when vaudeville
was called variety and minstrel
shows were different in essential de-
tails. Mr.. Russell had a black face
monologue when he was sixteen years
old, and appeared in Topeka a dozen
years ago with Al G. Fields. He's
country who has lived half his life
with black face, and the other half
with a countenance that's decidedly
bland, immaculate and ROSY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
Paving Bids Advertised.

The city commissioners today adver-
tised for paving bids on the seventy-four
blocks to be laid under the contract for
1913 The contract is a large one, includ-
ing fifty blocks of asphaltic concrete. and
twenty-four brick with asphaltic filler,
and will cost the city an amount ap
preaching 10000.
The bids for the repaving of jackson
street between Fouth avenue and the
Rock Island station must be in by 2:51
O'Clock on Thursday, February q, The
paving is to be completed by the first Of
June Bids for the brick paving are due
a the same time, and specify that tine
contract is to be completed November l.
Bidders for the asphaltic concrete work
have one day longer to arrange their bids.
and until November Is to complete the
paving Bids are to be filed with the city
clerk by 2:3o on Friday, February o.
The city commission will meet twice OF
ficially on February "a Bids for the add1
ton to the pumping station. revised plans
and specificat lions for which were pre-
scented by the city engineer this morning.
of the 9th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
EIGHT BOGUS CHECKS.
Did Joe Thomas, a Carpenter, Pass in
Topeka-TotaI, $500.

After passing eight bogus checks, ag-
gregating in value $500, it is charged
that Joe Thomas, a carpenter living
near Gage park, left Topeka last Sat
urday night, taxing with him a consid-
cradle sum of money realized from the
forgeries. The checks, which We're made
to Thomas and endorsed by him, were
signed 20. N. Himelburger' and wv.
r. Johnson They were offered in
payment of debts, but each check con-
siderably exceeded the amount of the
debts, and d balance in cash was real
lied on each, the compliments say.
A check offered the E. B. Guild Music
company for $50 netted Thomas s35 in
cash, the balance having been applied
on the purchase of a piano Another
check was offered to F. S. Thomas
for $36 in payment of a SO debt and
the difference in cash was handed him.
The forgeries were not discovered until
the checks, taken in late Saturday,
were turned down by the German
American bank, on which they were
drawn this week, giving Thomas a
chance to get away from the city.
A visit to the Thomas home showed
everything in order there. Clothing and
household goods did not seem to have
been touched. Mrs. Thomas is said to
have gone to Missouri several days ago
to visit. A horse and buggy, with
which Thomas is believed to have left
Topeka, only was missing from his
home so far as could be learned.
The firms said to have been defraud-
ed and the amount of each check is as
follows: Emahizer & Spielman, $2S50
E B. Guild Music Company, $780,
Santa Fe Watch Company, S35; Curry
Brothers., S2040; American Loan Com
pany. $3S; J. A. Perine, grocer, s2S.40
Frank S. Thomas, $50: J. K. Jones, $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
FIGHT BUILDING BILL.
Smith and Kern Threaten EiIibuster to
Save Money.

Washington, Feb. 2O-Senators
Hoke Smith of Georgia and Kern of
Indiana have intimated very strongly
that they would fight the public build
ing bill in the senate even to the ex-
tent of preventing its passage if they
had to resort to a filibuster. The
amount involved is S25, 100000.
Since the views of these two ag-
greSSiVe Democrats have become
known it is whispered about that the
performance of the late Senator Car
ter may be repeated. That senator
during the closing hours of a short
session single handed defeated a pork
barrel bill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
HAIR TURNING GRAY OR FALLING?
JUST MIX SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR.

druggists make their own but it's
usually too sticky, so insist upon get
ting ''Wyeth's which can be depended
upon to restore natural color and
beauty to the hair and is the best rem
edy for dandruff. dry, feverish, itchy
scalp and TO stop falling hair.
Folks like ''wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur" because no one can positively
tell that You darkened your hair, as it
does it so naturally and evenly SAYS
a well-known downtown druggist
You dampen a sponge or soft brush
and draw it through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time. This re-
quires but a few moments, by morn
ing the gray hair disappears and after
another application or two is restored
to its natural color and looks even
more beautiful and glossy than ever.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
MUCGSY LIKES THORPE.
Indian Stops Liners and PIeases
Manager.

Marlin, Tex, Feb. 20.-The first
section of the New York Giants ar
rived here early today and We're put
through their first hard workout for
the coming season. James Thorpe was
early on the field and handled himself
in a way that pleased Manager Nc
Graw. The Indian handled flies for a
while and then did light batting. AT
ter this he was put on first and kept
busy picking up grass cutters. He had
some trouble getting down after the
grounders but he pulled off a num-
Der of stops and throws that brought
a word of commentator from Nc
Graw.
All the other players were put
through their places by McGraw and
Robinson the weather being splendid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
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