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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
SHOULD Be BURNED.
That Is DIR. Hensley's Idea of Tuber-
culosis Camp Equipment.

DIR. Hensley, the county physician,
told the county commissioners this
morning that it would be decidedly i'm
practicable for the county to use any of
the paraphernalia of the tuberculosis
camp on the North Side to the poor
farm for the use and care of the coun-
ty charges now at the camp who will
be transferred to the poor warm when
the camp ends its existence on July L.
When representatives of the Topeka
tuberculosis society told the county
commissioners a week ago that they
would have to abolish this camp be-
cause of lack of support on the part of
the people of Topeka, and because it
simpossible to raise funds to buy
another suitable site for the camp, an
offer was made to give the county any
of the tents and other parts of the
camp outfit that it might need to care
properly for any tubercular patients
that might be cared for at the poor
farm. ~nIsi ~
In the opinion of DR. Hensley none of
the tents or other para phernalia of the
camp could be moved from their pres
ent location any place else without be-
ing most thoroughly disinfected. This
is we'll nigh impossible. as there is no
structure of sufficient size available to
enclose all of this paraphernalia so
that it could be fumigated as it should
believed this camp paraphernalia
should be burned on the spot, as soon
as the camp goes out of business.
That would be the only sure way to
make impossible any infection from it.
So it appears that when the patients
are removed from this camp, either to
the poor farm or to their homes, as the
cases may be. all that is left of this
most worthy charity will go up in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
c. e. Strauss SUFFERS Broken Arm

Wnen he fell over suit case in the
corridor of the state house. Charles r
strauss broke one of the bones i'm his
ielt "rlst ana is now wearing his arm
in sling. Mr. Strauss did NOT Soc tha
SUIT case and was thrown heavily to the
moor His injury was dressed by DIR.
Jeffreys. but It will he several weeks
before the injury is entirely healed.
MT strauss owns the state house CT
ter his work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Ice Strike Causes Suffering.

Cincinnati, June 23.-Cooler wealth
er today somewhat mitigated the suf-
fering caused by the lack of ice due
to the strike of ice wagon drivers,
helpers, engineers and others en-
ployed at the ice plants. Organizer
Macarthur of the ice mems union, stat
ed today that unless something defin-
ite was done by tonight every pound
of ice not made by union men and
every wagon not manned by union men
carrying ice to persons not in sym
pathy with the union would be put
under the ban
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
STUFF PLAN
Motor Car Discovers Attempt to Wreck
Train in Tunnel.

London June 23.-What is alleged
to have been a militant suffragette at
tempt to wreck an express train from
London to Plymouth in a tunnel near
Davenport on Saturday was reported
today. motor car belonging to the
London & Southwestern railway while
proceeding through the tunnel along
the rails came in contact with a heavy
obstacle. The motorman made a
search and discovered two heavy
wooden ties wedged between the rails
over which the express train was due
to pass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Farm Congress May Come Here.

Topeka will probably land the 1913
convention of the Kansas farm con-
gress, according to members of the
executive committee of the congress,
who are in conference in Topeka this
afternoon. The meeting last year was
held in Hutchinson and it is prob
able that the big convention will come
to the capitol city in November.
Among the members of the execu-
tive committee who are attending the
meeting here today are: George
Plumb, Emporia; ]. H. Miller, Man
haitian: w. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson;
]. r. Koontz. T. A. Borman. and Scott
Hopkins, Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Emuress Has Good Riu

In keeping with its policy. the EN-
press theater has another good bill for
today and tomor His House in
Order is a Vitagraph comedy drama
that is good. The Rustler's Spur is
a western drama by the Essenay film.
and "A Tour Through Touraine" and
Rhodes. Asiatic Turkey" are two ed
ucational travel pictures by the well
known Patha FrereS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
T. S. HODGINS HERE.
One of Well Known Hodgins Boys Is
Here From East.

T. S. Hodgins of Philadelphia, for
merly a Topeka boy. is visiting his
brothers. Dick and H. A. Hodgins, af-
ter an absence of sixteen years. All
the HodginS boys have made good :;
they all have lots of friends in Topeka.
L. s. Hodgins has been connected
with the Metropolitan Press in New
York and Philadelphia and is now con-
Quoting an advertising agency and pub
licity bureau in the Quaker City. He
Is on his way to Colorado in the in
terest of his publication, and leaves
for Denver tonight.
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Births Reported.

The following births. have been re-
ported to the city clerk: To Mr. and
Mrs. Wylie E. Humbert. Mission town
ship, June 90 a girl. To Mr. and Mrs.
DeWitte Lee. 1856 West street, June II,
boy. To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harold
1901 North Polk street, June IS. a girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Fulton. 81
Madison street. June is, boy. To Mr.
and Mrs. William ]. Hoffman, 423
Adams street June Is, twin girls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Onasa 6: soldier g.

Onaga. Kan. June 23.-Onaga de-
feated Soldier in a well played game
by the score of to 3. Soldier scored
three runs in the ninth after two were
down on two bad decisions and one hit.
Score by innings: R H f
Onaga .0O1IO22 $50 8
Soldier 90 0 0 O o ? as 6
Batterie-Abbott and (onlin; Car
ter. Hopkins and Erie
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New York Money Nfarl,e,

New York. June 23.-MONEY-Monev nv,
call steady. 1zd2 per cent: ruling rate >
per cent; closing bid 174 per cent: offered
at z per cent. Time loans, easier; co DAYS
31zft3A per cent; 80 days, 3s4n4 per cent.
months, 51zG5at per cent
cent. Pei
Sterling exchange firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at S4S3 for 60 dav
day bills and at S4.S7 for demand c.,
mercial bills 482A
SILyER-Bar silver, 5sc: Mexican dol
lars. 4Sc.
BONDS-Governnent bonds, easv. rain
road bonds, firm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Unruly canoe Drowns Two.

st. Paul. June 23.-Carl Ford, aged
10, and Frank Montour, IS, were
drowned in the Mississippi river here
Yesterday Ford and several com
panions were canoeing when their
craft was capsized by a launch. Mon
tour drowned when he ventured be-
yond his depth and was unable to
swim.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23

were under the engineers estimates,
but action was deferred temporarily.
The bidders were Folks & Wilson,
whose bid was 10.5 cents per square
foot. and Kaw Paving Co., whose bid
was 1926 cents. The engineers es-
innate was lis cents.
The contract will amount to about
$500. the average width. of the walks
to be laid being close to feet There
will be approximately 10000 square
feet to be laid. or a little more
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23

Jacob George, colored, aged "A, died
at his home at 226 n. Polk street Sat
urday of heart trouble. The funeral
was held this afternoon at the Second
Baptist church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
DEATHS and FUNERALS.

The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Ann Stills.
who died last week, was held this af-
ternoon at her home at 1928 Van Bu-
rem street Interment in Mount Hope
cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
LOW BIDS ON SIDEWALKS.
Two Proposals Below Estimate on
$500 City Contract.

Two bids for laying about Il miles
of sidewalk in Topeka this summer
were opened at the meeting of the
city commission this morning. Both
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23

Helen White. colored, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
White, died last night at the home of
her parents at 1904 West Norris
street. The funeral was held at the
residence this morning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23

LEWIS Single Binder, straight Sc
many smokers prefer them to loc cigars
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
LOCAL MENTION.

At Lutes' studio special panel photos
50c.-Ady-
W F. jeffrey. Dentist. Tos Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-23
Order By Mail

Send for the new Royal
Society illustrated circular
picturing and describing the
many new and dainty ideas
included in this latest ship
ment. You can choose what
you desire from the circular,
and we will mail promptly.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-08
OMAHA GAS COMPANY
amtner oas oole HJeuEl nlano.

g~9abingtou FMt DeOer einndl Gspenfer. gs ft ebeufo frftfam
1s Gonbon. GoHbon trdrHie Inn porioen CONNER INTO miner 1T efneu
fort bon beaHder anoafon Der brftHden 5udB Der Experimentation
5era uno GGnnDnobpnoen Mafbtngton bat prioofd 9iRonen oent
thn geHserorefens Der oanidea uHo ~boldHbHden anfen In Ddtpbt
fdn Sem into anIose forter oediher 5atenfaionen III bebenlt
der gdfc es fofipeGeen Qananagrabens. au~genblidltd BAT
@afbuat .ar cine ohe gtfou. uno fe III bfruorgBalbert por6m
burd bic gadrtdt, oaf qpaIouO beibofrn babe nf ben 9~ermloa5n
ien cine 5lotfuhation ar5Ari@ten, Inn ietneuu 9anoel 0urd ben poun
mafdHat in berhlben ageHe iaaeen Bu f0nnen, ME fmen $auoef burd
0as r~tteadnbtide Weer. Ge Nndridt rgt at oen MaIbingon ft
III beug af aaes. mas Bite Gtberbet Oes qauanatanas m0glider Mee
bebrobeu f5nnte, fbr rerpos. uuo bn nuB bgn uatiriid ad eIed
GetfdIano nit b%nen0Booeu heroen, biefr b6e HeltfrieoensfOter
@Ieid eiunert mau fd In Mabngtou baran, bb Genfdanb eut Elm
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hbr meter Gntiernung bon Der 0nlineu Gn0br oes Qanamafana5
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boaanoifdc s5nfef Gnioeao, no bic Teutiden ld ndbreub Der 9Eodabe
bet Sdn geue3neL0s in 1908 blrd beutiae brttde unb iaieniAe
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ton fagt Neun jene GnRn ben gefter medrIt. baun uhinau bic Ger.
etdaten Der nee BETTER iein; ben gtOrenfreo IelHdLanb bart bel Qcbs
ni1t fden CUB faHen nuf Oieer Gee bs C5rnis unb mars ad mir
fir cine aoblent1ton. Dit @ngonb III ons adns us aroeres. Die
@rhen nnb nun etnmaI bier, ir6 Buben fO lie il unere getern I'M
oernen Gra6@ Ddbrenb bic AfutsperpanOttat NIT ben 1eutidfn cine
iebr, kr enternte it'll - Gs Igt Waet6ooe oarin. Genn Der bruiiGe
Better ehDas unterniumt, bos in MoibngtOu Aeoafft ereat, Damn Ht
~aoIbfneiou qlei1 bd Der 6aub, GeutiAIanb INIT biretn5u5iebrn unb ais
ben ~ondbrIidten Der beiOeu Oroben eropdtden gernadte binBlrneH
Infer grdfoent aber III Derulnhige; Il rect Hb ndt df. Gas III en
sper 1rct.
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Qas Dem etaate aOma.

6nrlan. Ter ltsiabrtge So6n
1es Etntion- 4genten Der 9sorone.
itern 9abn eridoB fd benin epie.
Jet NIT einem NeBoIDer. Ger ano.
10 bate cine beionOere gorLte6e
far 8nifen uH0 erbieIt bes6alb pom
eiilem alteren Nraber einen gieboL.
ter 8ltn 0ridenf. auf Iein Sit.
ten anb ibm ieine NItter gelo
afH uHgeln0ene 4atronen einfoufen
5a ionneu. Der Sunge faitfte ie.
aDh eine Bartie geloOeiler gatro.
nen Hio ipieIie NIT 0eniet6er. auf
elnnial forte bic Nhttter einen
@dub; fie elite lit oas 3imnner 6es
anaben nn0 fano. baB ct Iifl cine
augrl IN Den NppF gejagt bate.
@rseniiclo. 5raa 1reO. Gduoe
Edrte ~uieoer60lt etn @erduiA in
ihfem EhlafBimHer uHo alanbtp,
bait Wlauie iid eingeainet bitten.
zie ite1te cine Sale ml6 tuiroe
wdbretb bet gladt bird eth far
IRE @erdHfb ans benz ShIof AZ.
h)edt. his fe duiitntO, nm rad
5alebeH, fa6 He Bt ibrem gdlrefen
eiae aLapperIdIdugc III Der Safe.
9th Wahbar, ben ie bcrbeirief, to0.
tftr oieielbe.
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yum sdbub fir wetpLtcbe nrpetter.

GaS Saasfonitee fit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In AaulgtoH De-
fAafHgt lido our 8dt NIT elmer gorIage, bic bon gun0esDegen porlAreibt
bob 6abrfarbeaeriuHet nfdt mebr ais aAt 6hnocn tdgHht ober AS
Stunoen w0Aeutli1 befddfHGt meroen oirien. @egen bic ga wrb tart
Gppoftioa oe1aat neil fe angeblid Elm GinarHt IN Bic 2taatsreAe f,
gopeit es fA nm GnbrifeH bauoelt 0ereu 4roout1e TN gpiAendtaatlidRn
Sanoel 0eaeben Deroeu, 1T Der aongrb n~u5wefefbat bere1tiog Dor.
fdritn 81 erIaHer. Buoem Ia9en bic meffen Gtaaten bents ~Oiesbe5as.
Ihde Gefte. gs lift 0esbaIb aud ueniger oe MISUNDERSTANDING bic
Die GppoFhon pod gerupn BAT, os bic 0daIenen etrafen, bic fr enc
gerlesnmg ~oorgeie1en fuo, ndHiA. $4,000 Gefotgafe unb ELI Sa6r
@efdugns fr ben llebeftreer uro bic gdAc 5trafc fr cine gcrEebrs.
gefsaidait bic inter @erlesmg os @eeses bagdirnte gabrfae bef6r.
bert. Gnel Cams @dese fmo betdnutGd fen toer gudHabe, ue 70
rieLe Gtnasgehee Bite nr erIoNen tDtrbeH, nm baHn I'M 70 tGerer I'M.
oangeu 1u aeroen. Gin g~unoesgeFh 6as bet adfftnoeuiaa fr IA.
brttarbehunneu DoridreBt puroe Der sdpiebuoempriaaft gegen bic
Ed Die Gtadts0eiesgeblng mebr ODER peiger obumadtig erDieten bat.
Elm fr ale 12aIe Elm Gnoe MAIDEN,
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-fr Msa An F%NaalmIaIn

IS ~ N~oiffHelit etAtttu ta btg l6
Atn Mtnl tsn slftibnfn HftfaeN
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anti tff eiteaA it bf all bttiN
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rssaMk ftH rxfsnnntH uue sltt
sard tirsn EApfi. ott ale Ntllois y
sfiaati miro Wit gtttuit IN Il
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feff. WaftrNoff anb Enuun0ff et
hiGnti uirh unb reOtr In EaHer npd
In MsoEpI T6slih III. LIN BIZ
BEaMaFsEsrn ~ gsfpinntn, mub 6itfi
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lperbtn. ein @praaHg Der fh lbti
etns BEL Der RtifuHs 0r Grahts Def
sithi. Der Glahs irif6 az bititu
aptd asroNet. Die 9tgtihHune BAL
Qrptns asfBabyt zine faifne gorFsl
lung. bd cine A~trlptaoung ben 5si;
uiht in Grngs tunmt. DER rihtigf
bsEtfhe 4ushrnd fit bisIe gehanas
Enna bes T4a6fts III pislsnebr Rottsa
IS uiro In fsbr pTIaitSentr qfrt
Dorafnemmtn. unb brlieht bauptidH
Id In tiner @dbruns. Die ourd ben
Bacillus aHnlobatttrs Der aud Ole
9uiterianrt hsrrorruft, bsrurfadt
iDirb.
Gis alien wlittt[ aam Rotten Ass
8lahfes lpcren INNER reht umfdHb
ito unb seitraubtnb, unb In maunsn
ndnbfrn bnt Der Glahsbdu bauptf6hs
IEh oeslpegen nbgtHcmmen. tpsil Die
bsnanborte Jnonftrie Tid NIT bislsr
nmiidnbIiden gtr1rttitune nihi
mshr befaFen tpoltt. On neuerst
3eit Hnb fFeiIih anbtrs Mlittel Dprgss
Emlaatn lpor6en. @tatt bes Hottens
IN sinFo4tm Fshenoen Dbtr fliebenben
EsF fnxrben bic 3oIern in gefdLois
ltnen 9eb1Isern Der DirsunQ bon
~lbtr1bten wahtr uHo bee bon bod,
eeIpanaikm 9ampf un0 elmer fo6ens
Fen GphnfDfung ~nusstfskt. Jtbt Bat
bfr BrahaDfe peufaiuit por Der Sc
ls1fhafi 3ur Grmutigang Der natios
isalsu Jnbuftrie Elm nsuss @erFdbrsn
belhriebsn. bas init Der D~srpenoung
Don GperetnrbIrsn arbsitet, Tebr bss
auem unb biflig fem, 6absi nod beT
Itrs GraehniHt lsfgn fOa nls biz
bishsrigen Wittsl.
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ole uberidmengE4e 8~reuuoidaft neIde Bic Meyfauer IN
fingTer 8t ben adpauern ee0ena6sr BUR gdau tr0eeu, fomnt ben Ia,
punern paoddtig Dor. Sn qono miro gang often beont, aapau mHfe
fd fbr buRnx pom pen glerHanern aIs ygfNl slua 8wd inr bic Gre.
oung eier nutkamerlanHhsH Gtinnnng hi glerito beHuei su werbeu;
aapnn III af Iemea 5aa Oa3u Daia, ben Serreu wezifaBeru traeubuo
pe aaaauRn aus Dem Deusr Bu boEen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-08

Dfe grobFBitioniAeu lbcHTuten 0os aebe Sdne NIT @rohten
aeaen bic cepIarie Grnenuurg Beg Gbeagoer grnerS gopifd gum ge
i0noten an galfon. ln6 mos tut on0eNdtS ohhr berpcrffden agto-
ton oer liberalq 14L BET gep0leruno2 Or Ihpdot Rh aus umO nn,
bert Ed Oonn, ueuu bic Gaanitr has ddb erobern.
~ Gic .buIgarHAu9 &aIstHGer ub gheH merben Nun roll
htr6 gvhAfd.a steMaghy4enteneavfu eyfghf nneyhon milton
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BHf botfn rnfi4i. uninf 1ti5 hvt Soften.
lrfaaAaaaifebttf Aaauaane iH tiufH Sttf bt
spNbtuiualdi, 0aiattt ns anfaneiatti ~
taenm
Hr habn mttr SnirteHt baron. Ndt Sac Va
blium Bic pubten WeItmnumam mb Ilmiiahbc hsa
pouataamrH 6rttrels arhuslit psrisbt ais mi
Anlrifle ioirut ber grnniianefr lu oHioortfn.
Rir haltei saiir. eab ber porariAla1uf 5rri.
hriri cine Nermitirtm1 sriihrn hcm pnslihm
unb or @asaeellhaIt sur brbrgidiaeu 9nfrieom.
bet 5musss brinacu pirb.
Sir bcDirien elmer Sreibriefperl1naerm1
reHn pr ~fortfabrcu lnaeu. bic Bette art pen Gas.
perioramg % srben pno Bic erforherIihn gcrnr6.
bcrunsn mb erpriieriHgcH mad patienben Stabt.
thfilea por5unebmca.
Sin gergIeitsabtoumcn wuroe guiheh DEM
9lnnur m0 benz 5tahtratb imb Der @dsaeieaihaft
erreidt, peIhes Dem EubIifum S1O0 Gas iOfort
arbfH uub einel laHauieorisen, foitpieliaea giedts.
itrrii prrmeihen ipiro, Der bon ieoem gefidtspuHtte
fir ale g~et9ciIi0te aIet ihaolid i'll.
AiemanO fat bislang bic auFridtiafeit bts
9laHOrs uHO staotratbs mirage atieat, einmathia
bas abfommen 81 t~reffeu, hbcr Dsldes am 10.
aaaHi abaeitimmt wsrbrH fol-.
aber bic @erDeaariinoe Der @nsseieaihait inO
III 1ernunitIoier Aeiie a~ngegriffeH porOeu. fpabr.
ihcinIid IeoisIid besbalb, neil pir 8ufdaig eine
ofrutiiAe getriebsgeieaihnit ftnb.
@cpife geitiunmngeu 6s Gatcnrebnfhons,
5rcitrieics fnb in Der mecbeerLitlien lnb int.
mooiafteu @eiie e~nttelt iporoen.
Gin pobl 6urhb1dter m6 duaeitrengtcr Ger.
iud III aeuadt iporber, eud gIaubeH ~ utadet
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ht Nf @blfHtsAathtnt atfitra hg etsht OIL
30 NaA@ an cine 500 @astf.s biahaa mith, MIA.
nuh ht artitfei ahlalui uidtl mlhilt mot an
Ifla elmer anfttt essr Rltm etule ttfshhot.
lie 1haiaidt H. baa htr ardhrd cine Rtan.
iitrana Der Aatfa bard bic ziaat miHts apmitattt
ppn iurEr Tanu paTHsht
glenn Gin anatmsfeutr greia in B cba 6 Cab.
fta non feet npniarr uis SIT it, 10 vi fem. grunb
p%artauAen. m aIoutea hab tns gutHinm TIN nitt
nhatten nira. Abrr mirr Eeanen i~iuhfan0en fam
Bic Nate uahrero aer Tutrr bes 5rebriefrs mrhr
ais Si00 beiraaeH.
ctffeniIihc g1abnahmcn, foIhe mir Der porae.
IdIuaene @asirribrief iino bon redtspeoeR Geset
itaao Der aritit
es oiett ieood nnd o~laeneiuem aehtsbepubt
isn feline entiduloianHg fir ieue, Die beim @eriut.
bas EubIifim 5u mterridtrn. bic eiufahen Gbat.
iada mo oas einiate GugIii9 ~uubeadtet Iafen.
1sOes ioaenanute areHmrnt stacu orn Staten.
r%tbattioHs.5 retbrisf III baranf %braranbet, baH ben
gidunern, bic Sbr fir Gin 6ffentides amt erludhh,
Hidt 81 traafu it, iOgar, UenH Jbr bic Madt.
btiusnie Der 3nridbernfHns beftt.
Seine ae1uIieruma ~6fieutlider gctriebs lit m0a.
Iih, anber bic reguIireroen Madtbefugnife fiM0
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26

mo law is, founded essentially on
prejudice against the people who are
most intimately affected by the law is
just" he said.
Reynolds spoke also in disapproval
of the provision requiring national
banks to come under the law or be
dissolved. The motive idea of the
legislation, the creating of reserve
fund to draw in times of emergency
and panic, he said, are good.
Reynolds declared that whereas
some of the trainers of the bill were
actuated by desire to decentralize
Wall Street power, actually Wall
Street would profit and the small
banks would bear the burden.
He said he. had been unofficially
informed from Washington that the
number of regional banks was to be
made five. which he agreed would be
satisfactory.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26
REYNOLDS WOULD CHANGE THE
OWEN-GLASS BILL

If the Owen-Glass currency bill can
be modified so that it will give the
bankers representation on the con-
troll board, and the number of region
al reserve banks be reduced to five, it
will be deserving of the support of
the bankers, George M. Reynolds of
Chicago, president of the Continental
& Commercial National Bank told the
Illinois Bankers Association today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26
BITS OF NEWS

Trenton, N. j. - Sensational
charges of libel will be preferred
against ''The Menace" anti-Catholic
paper, Aurora, Mo-, for publication of
article alleging immoral doings in
nunnery in Camden, according to
Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Tren-
ton.
Detroit.-One man killed, IS in
jured, one probably fatally in explo-
sion at plant of Wood Motor Co.
CentraIia, III.-Mrs. Pearl Yates
gave birth to quadruplets, all boys.
ST. Louis, NOBODY of VIM. H.
Carter found stabbed to death on
lawn of st. Luke's Hospital hour
after he had left his room.
Lutchfield, Ky.-Joe Richardson,
negro, accused Of attempting to as
sault Ray Golf, II, found swinging
from tree in public square. Mob had
silently taken him from Jail.
Lansing, Mich.-With both. eyes
turning to stone, Benjamin Wood, 10,
was placed in State School for Blind.
Natchez, Miss.-capt. J. r. EggIes-
ton, last surviving officer of confed-
crate battleship Merrimac, dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-26
SAM INSULT HAS A FINE IDEA
THAT WOULD BENEFIT HIM

THAT WOULD BENEFIT HIM
A gigantic plan to monopolize all
the big public utility companies, with
the exception of the telephone, has
been evolved in the mind of Sam In
sull. .s..
insult put over his grab of the Peo-
pies Gas, Light & Coke Co. by hav-
ing James F. Meagher elected to the
presidency and having himself, John
J. Mitchell and Jim Patten elected to
the executive board. .....
Insults supporters in this plan are
Henry A. Blair and Ira M. Cobe. Once
it goes into effect the companies in
terested can send the prices awaiting
as high as they choose
The companies involved are:
The Chicago Elevated Railways
Collateral Trust, with its five under
lying elevated roads.
The Chicago Railways Company,
with nine underlying properties.
The Chicago City and Connecting
Railway Company, with five underly-
ing companies.
The Commonwealth Edison Com
pany, which has absorbed all the cleo
trio current corporations in the city.
The Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Company, including the old Ogden
and Lake View companies, now I'M
DERIVING.
The Economy Light and Power
Company, controlling the electric
current situation in Will County.
The Northern Utilities Company,
the Insull-Cobe Electric Light and
Traction Company, operating in Du-
Page, McF1enry and Lake counties.
1890
REYNOLDS WOULD CHANGE THE
OWEN-GLASS BILL
If the Owen-Glass currency bill can
be modified so that it will give the
bankers representation on the con-
troll board, and the number of region
al reserve banks be reduced to five, it
Connecticut western news., 1913-08-21
A Kindly Sense of Humor,

Help us, O Lord. to d kindly sense of humor. Today's rugged edges may fur nish a smile for tomorrow. Yester- days crosses are the refreshing mem ories of today. It may be that the bit ter trials of now may wonder help to make the halls of heaven ring with the glad laugh of the saints in glory by and by. Make us then to see the sunny side of clouds that rise up from the sea and form across the sky. And teach us the laugh that makes alive and leaves no sting or stain.-Mother's Magazine.