davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book., 1913-11-24
SOME BARGAIN

At breakfast time Mrs. Brown
talked enthusiastically of a widely
iadVertised fire sale. That evening
when her husband came home he
looked at a number of bundles which
were lying on the table, and asked:
<'''Well, Mabel, what did you find at
! that wonderful fire saIe?" "Oh,
twill, got some Of the loveliest silk
stockings at 25 cents a pair! There
lfsn't thing the matter with them
fexcept that the feet are burned Off"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05
StaatsberbanO

geah ben 4ngaben 6es Sd,asmei.
lter oes bes Sib 9afpta Gtaatsper.
banoes, 6. 8. Rnoot BON Sortforb.
9. g.. iinb nun $430.6 go in Ieinen
9dnoen. Ser 3tpeigperein Cane,
3d. bat ebenfalls feline Ropfaebiibr
an ben Sefretdr geianot (ettuo s32
fur GA Witglieoer), oa3u fouln,en
nod etrige getrage, ipelhe irrtiinrIif,
oen Brdiioenten oes 8erbonoes
anltatt oem 8erbanbsiefret6r elm.
geianot tuuroen 1in6 NIT BEN nod,
IN Sanoen oes Sefret1rs befinbIifen
@eloern iino ettpa $4,000 ouaeu.
blidli6 in Der aaiie. Deit Dem
gerleroen bon 3irfuIaren an rid
ltanotge ein5eluitgIieoer oes Ser.
banoes lit aiih felt Sagen begonnen
lporoen, 10 oaB alio DIE gerbanos-
toiie einen erfreuliden geitanb
aeigt. Gs fann ben riiditebenben Gin.
5elmttglieoern au6 ntht orinaenb ae.
mug ans Ser5 geIegt tperoen, ibre
gettrdge nmgebenb an Serrn Ser
mann Stnebing, Sionr ssalls, e.
., su ienoen, Inn BEN gean1ten I'M.
NOTICE arbeit uno benz gepbano gr.
trafoiten 5u eriparen anb Die Grecll,
tine ipoter In Starlo su iesen, eineu
tiibtigen Organiiatpr inn Staote
atsnItellen, Inn tpeitere ipitematiide
Eropaganoa 5u MAIDEN.
SSn Mber6een, 6. o., tpur6e bon
oem oortigen 9euti6en gerein elm
Wannerdor sebilbet, Inn aeIeaeutlid1
Der 3. Serbitfonbention oes Staatss
perbanoes in oorttger Staot 8eltt-
Idle gSetien bortragen uno oas
5eItprogrcmm in Der redten BeiIe
bereif)ern 5u fonnen. sl[s geamte
oes Wtanner6ors tpur6en getpablt:
Serr &emoe, Brdiioent unb 9iref.
tor; Serr o. 8. 9rodboff sefre.
tar; ltno Serr &obert arnot, Shab.
meiiter. Ser 8rdItoent oes StaatS-
perbauos tpiiridt oem aberoeener
U'dnnerdor sebibrenoen erfOlg.
Sn Sea, g. g., itn6 peitere
gorberettungen I'M 8ange, INN aud
BORT etnen beuti6en 3fpeigoerein gu
griinoen; ferner finbet in Sartforo,
VfinnebaBa County, nn SDnneritaa,
oen IL }. Smui 1913, elm 6eut.
ifeg 6eIt itatt, uno an einem nod
5li beItimmenoen Gage inn Suit elm
groBes bellti6es 5eit i'm 6reien iet.
tens Oes SarnbplOt 3tpeigberetns.-
Iih ser Germania-gerein bon
sionr Sails plant einen oeutiden
5eitabenb fir gnbe sunni, perbunoen
nit aonaert uno oeutidem Sbea.
ter.
nSlrgens bolt faitl"
Sans 9entlitb,
Rrdiioent oes Stoatsoerbonos.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05
&nnoi9an
Snlanb.

|. .Mer bat iei 2ai1o". go oeitft
nidt MIR @iIion, ionoern audi Die
Senatorer1 neIfe nit Der llnteriu.
dung Der Nnflage @ilion's be-
gonnen bnben, tponab tpobI nod ME
Dorber 10 bdrtndfige Sarif- -2obbpi-
item oas RapitoI 10 utiifer gernaft
batten. Bereitg iplirben elmer gam
gen Heibe bon Genatoren II Sra.
gen borgeIegt, aber NIT MusHnbme
zines ein5igen Gentleman, der 10
gIatt nno geihidt lit, baB er cine
gan8e 9nnbpoa Aale bic Ereppe
binaiif tragerl fam, obne eirten ein-
5igen entihliipfen 5n Idiieit@, follen
ole anberen Gentlemen nif)t als 2ob-
bDiiten nbgeitenlpeIt iein.
Mn6erer Mnfiht lit Geiadtor Sem
bon BON Soma, Der aiif Dem 3eugen-
itnnoe erfIGrte, bob cine .geleIIihnft-
Iihe 2obbD1 in Waibington iei uno
BON elmer Nirfinmfeit, ipeIde Die
Warnurlg bes Hr1ii0erlten in ie6er
Meiie gerebtfertigt erlheinen Inlie.
Noilfette, Tbenter, Mi,tomobiIfnb
uitp. fir 8nnoesien1toren ieien
feitens Der 2obbpilten beionbers Be.
Iiebt. 3u Ietteren geb0rten audi
Grlenntorer.
gIuh bot ons olf Mntrag oes Ge-
Enntors aern bon Sn6innn ernaAnte
.4on1itee fir llnterinhung Der 3n-
fi6nbe III ben aoblenregionen Melt-
girginios ieine E1tigfeit begon.
men. Mon eiaigte fi5 dilf ben
Rlnt, altn6dft cine Delegation nnh
ben RobIenfeInern All ienoen. UNI
nn Drt unb GteIle 8engen al per.
|nebnlen. Jerner b1t y5rie0eas-
fiirft~ uno u@rope Snite@ Mrnon Iii
@egenipnrt elmer niserIeiencn@ @cielI.
|fhaft. lntter Der iid) 5nbIreine @e.
iet9eber befsmoen. Bic forrneIfe Nh.
'Hin0ionna oe8 IL. meabernenis III
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05
GineDO Operation NIT s1ld9termeiler
Neoe Iise=5Dnnernenr albel dber bic neue
gtemer=a =apmmiHipn.

grIaB ienes Mbidnittes bes Steuer-
.geieses ibre Weadtbefugnis iiber.
idritten babe. 9anit mar es NIT Der
ssrboftirnne Der betr. ganfbean1s
ten borbei nrto ebenio nit iebem tuei-
teren 8eriid, ganf0epoiiten 81 be-
ltenern. Mber nod lange rahber
bieIt Die Surht Der 8anfoepoiitoren
ON 1no Minionen gingen oem Staa.
te sSnoiana perloren.
yDeir fdIlt a16 Elm 5al1 Elm, Der
tp1brenb meirer 8anftdtigfett In
8ribgetpater, g. g., paiiirte. Gin
otter Serr, Hobinlon nit Ramen,
berfaufte feline Sarm at1tb oeponirte
ben grtrag in unierer ganf gegen
elm A 9ro5ent Gepoitten-Gerti
aIs Der eteueraiieiior 81 linn fam,
naahte er bemielben abnltngslos0tit'
teiIung bapon. Dieies 9anfoepoiit
unb Gins mar aues @elb, pas Der
Mann n,iBer einigen Sausgegen-
itGnben beIaB. Die Steuerrnte be.
trug einen 8rubteiI iiber a 8ro.
aent bomaIs, uno aIs &obtnion feline
Steuern 5abIen iollte, n1erfte er, bab
iein 3insertrag rtiht einmal ee.
mug mar, UNI Die Steuer 5u be3abs
len. 9ieIe grfabrune mar ipobl bic
traitrieite ieines 2ebers, oenn er
unb feline oIte 2ebensgef1brtin bot
ten alBer bieien 3inien feinen an-
beren 2ebensunterbalt. Sein 9elb
puroe bas nabite Sabr nift be.
iteuert, oenn er bate es in Galts
fornien angelegt, mo ber @elbleiben-
be Die Steuer be5oblte.
r2aBt uns ober eiumal annebmen,
bab oub 8anfoepoiiten beiteuert
perben, llno boB Die Sroer on Die
Steueraiieiioren, alles gigentlun
na6 ieinem bollen Berte ein5l,-
i61sen, ausqefiibrt miro. @as bann2
- Sn Suron, Inn bieie Stabt gum
9eiIpieI 5u nebmen, bat 3. 9. ie.
mnno $1,000 auf Der 9anf gegen
ein bier Gro5ent 3ins3ertififat De.
ponirt. Or teiIt bies benz @Iieiior
NIT. ltniere 5teuerrate betrdgt mo-
be5u z Bro5ent. 9lngenomnen nun,
oaB ite iufoIge @erterbobrng ltilb
ipeiteren @tge1ttltm in Die Salfte ge.
idnitten miro, olio 312 Bro5ent.
Damn tpiiroe Ser 3epoittar nur elm
babies Broaent &eingeiptnn bon
Ieinem Gepoitt erbalten. Da oieie
3epoiiten balptiGblth bic Spar-
pferu1tge BON ormen 2ei1ten, bon
@reiien unb oltersihpahen Srauen
bariteaerL Die feine aenntnis bon
@eihdften baben, mas riiroe paiii-
ren2 Die Solee tpdre cine 10 all.
genleine gmporung i'm Staate,
bob fiberlib elm @eiesesltatut oie
Solge pdre, bas 8anfbepoiiten bon
Der 8elteuerung austlimt11t.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

tragen foa. 9ie aiielioren baben
feit5uitellen, tper Iteuerbores gigen-
t1m beitbt unb tpie piel. 8enn Die.
lie 8erihte Der 4iieIforen porIie-
gen. lit es cine einfabe gerednung,
INN feit5uiteIlen, nelhe Stenerrate
notipenoig lit, Inn ben erlongten ge.
trag fir Staatsanefe aufsubrin.
gen, benn tpie Inn eriten MrtifeI ge-
5etgt tuurbe, lit Die Rate einfab eine
Sahe Der Berebnung. 9ieie
StaatsIteuer lit Die eiilaige, ipeIhe
alle SteueraabIer in Siib 9afota
dngebt.
gier tpeitere 4Ioiien bon Steu.
erbeborben baben NIT Steuerausbe.
bungen 5lt tim. Dos iinb j. Die
GountpfonmiiiGre, g. Die Sotpn-
ibip Superbiioren 3. bie Staotra-
te ODER aomniil1re uno A. Sic
SduIrdte. Sbne RiifIidt oarouf,
mas Die eingeihdtten gBerte iino,
ooer fein mogen, benadriftieen Die
betreffen6en 9eartten oen gluoitor
tbres GountDs, pelhe Summe fir
Die gertpalhtng IN Dem betreffertoen
Sabre tlotig lit, itnb nibt elm DoI.
lar mebr ais oteie Sunlme miro ouf-
gebraht. @enn mebr perlangt miro,
als oas @eles erlaubt, ihneioet Der
GoilntD-Iuoitor ben 9etrag berun.
ter, nno 5tpar Bis 5ur bod.
item Sumne, lpelfe Die bod.
lte bonn 8eies erIaubte 2epp
State aufbringen fann. 9o6 oas
lettere geihiebt dliBerit ielten.
SsSm na6iten artifel miro Die
@erteinId)dtlng bebanbeIt iperoen.
Die Steuer-aonlmiiiion.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05
3entihe Saat.
@irfiamfeit Ses 8. u. Natipnalbun.
bes in alien Seilen Der
Ser. Staaten.

| Or. Seramer, gr1iioent oea
3eutidamerifaniiden Rationa[bun.
oes, bot cine aommiiiion fir Seit.
| Iitellung Der sSnidriften ernanrtt, mel.
DIE allf Dem, Dem 8ilbbarer Gilbert
Sdger in Reip g)orf snr Insfabrans
annertranten NatiDnal-9 9enfmal bent.
id)er Ginman0ermng, bas inn Ser.
non 8arf in Germantown, 8a.,
errihtet iueroen miro, cine Stele
finben ioIIen. gs iinb oie Serren
8aitor Suliits Sofmann, Baltimore,
Brof. M. 2earneb bon Der Uni.
perfitdt bon 8enniplponia uno 9fu.
oolpb gronau, SEEM Oorf. Weit Der
arbeit am 8enfmal lit bereits be-
go1nen tporben.
@dbretlo oes biesi1brigen 4on-
pe1ts oes Delttihameritoniihen Sea-
tionolbltnoes bon Henninlpanien, mel.
d6er pom IA biz 16. sunni in oen
geiperbfleiBigen sSabrifIt1otden
Scbnstotpn tagt, finbet cine aldnaen.
De Gntbiillunesfeier bes Ghans-
OenfmaIs ftntt, ipeIhes pom 9entid-
tnm ieuer- Stnbt geitiftet unb bon
benz befanlten BbiIaoelpbiaer Bib.
bauer S. Otto Shpeiser ausgefiibrt
iuoroen lit. Soiepb Sdars, elm
Gelitih Shmef3er, mar Der Grinder
Der gtoot. Die s(isfIteIlirng oes
DenfnnIs lit bereits pollen6et.
Or. 6. s. Serar1er, Hr1lioent
6es Deiitihamerifnniidjen gtatioraf.
bnnoes, bat bic ginlaoung bes yreB-
4orHitees, BET Der GhnnR-O OenfmaI-
gntbiIunesfeier Die eneIiihe Meoe,
nn6 audi BEL Der oelitihen Engfeier
|eine Mnfprohe 5,i boIten. dngenom-
men. 4mh tpirb eilie groBnrtige Bn-
robe ftottfinoen.
Mit Der ebrenboIIen Mufgobe, als
offi5ieIle Nertreter 0es Deiitihoneri-
tntifhen NntionoIbiin0es Bel Der am
|18. Gftober b. s.. ftnbe 2eipsig
itottfinoen6en Ginlueibang bes 9Sl.
ftridIadlt 0tnfmaIs 40 fnnairen,
| iino ieitens oes Hun6espr1ii6enten
Or. g. s. 9ernnler Die nnhiteben.
ben fiinf 9erren betrout iporoen:
Eeo1or Glitrotp, Stem Bort: Genrn
Gelomdntl, geD yorf; Mii0olpb Gro-
nan, aeiD Uorf:: S. Dsfor Martin,
6on Grnncisco, trao 9orrp s..
Mobr, HbiIoeIpbin, ga.
Der Deutld g[nerifollifhe Gtaof.
Rrbols0 bon GlepeInno, Ohio,
tein oeln RotionnIbauo niit. 6ob
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

Sdreiber tDar bis 5itr repubIifnni.
ihen Nationalfonpention In gbica.
go ebenfaus elm befebrter 8erebrer
Eebops, er bat iif aber ipieoer sn-
riifbefebrt iln0 naft nun binter ben
Haubreiter bon Reuern ii1o tpobl fir
immer Elm groBes 5rdeeseiden.
s&aib mid, aber u1ad mid nit)t
naB!" unb tpie Dem Shreiber,
|gebt es aud anoeren oeutld-nnerifa-
niiden 4oIeeen. 90 iihreibt 8. 9.
Die uGinc. Jr. EreT": Gin erbalt.
lides Shauipiel lit es nibt. Gs
nta4t einen peinlifen Ginbruf, 5u
boren, tuie Elm ebenIaliger Br1iioent
Der Ser. Stnaten diifsGbIt, iuie
ptel Wttnt Silleps er IN feinem 2eben
getrltnfen bot, tpie pieI l1naen grnn.
op, tDie pieI @lns Bein er BET 81.
fhe trinft, urb tpie off er iidb elm
8las Seft ODER einen @bisfep ge-
leiitet bar. @as Serr MooieDeIt eli.
gentIih nit bieiem Bro5eB be.
5fuedt, tuiiien mir nift. seoenfaIls
niirbe es ieinem anieben niht ae.
iba6et baben, tpenn er bic gebaup.
tllng bes Seraitsgebers Der 3ei.
tltng uSron Ore" ignorirt bate. Sc.
Der Deritdnoig benferlbe Mrnerifaner
geitebt ibm obne meiteres bos Hebt
5u, 5u trinfen, mas ct min, uno 10
piel er petragen fann, benn ieber.
mann DeiB, bob er elm Wann lit,
Dem man Die Gntifeibung ooriiber,
mas ibm on 8eniilien 5itrdelih i'll
uno mas niht, rubig iiberIaiien fann.
llno ielbIt lpenn er gelegentlih eit-
NAL 0es 8uten 5u piel getan bdtte
= mas tpiirSe oas anbere angeben 2
8enn ibn ionit nid)ts be6riidte -
elmer eelegentliben gnbeiternng
iuegen f0nrlte er ben aopf 10 bod,
uro 10 itol5 tragen, pie irgenb elmer
leiner 3eitgenoiien.
Die u8eitlid,e gpit": Col. aoo.
Iepelt int iih gelegentlth ettpas ali
ieinen aufentbolt in 3eutiMano
sugllte. 9fber 5ur S5be Ger auf.
faIiung, Die iif in Dem befannten
2iebe: User rtemaIs einen Hallid
gebabt, Der lit fein braper Mann!"
bot er iib offenbar nod nibt aufge.
lhmungen. -. Gr bot nod ME Ell.
men rGodtail", nod einen Sigh
baa" getrunfen. Moge er nod Iau-
ge genug leben, nm oieie ernIte Ser
ianmnis na65ubolen!.
0aS yGinc. @olfsblatt": &ooie.
belt iagt, er trinfe geiitige 8etrGlt.
fe nllr auf ar5tIihes 9te5ept. ga
iollte er INNER einen ar5t SUR Sci
te baben. :. Bier ibnleft ibm nidt,
3igarren altb niht; @ein trinft er
Denig uno 5huaps gar niht. $50.
8lt oenn Die $4,000, auf Die er ge.
flagt bat2
go fonnten mir bie 9liitenleIe
nod fortiesen. God genug. 8ir
iino betnabe neriudt, Der Soma Ge.
form" reht 5ll geben, ipenn tie ner-
miltet, oaB Der 8ro3eB unb bic 4us-
fagen RooieDelts raffinirte gereh.
mng ieien, INN fih Bel einem fiinfti.
gen @ablgana BET ben INNER aabl-
reiber, ipie l1nfraut, aufIhieBenoen
Wiafern lieb ainb su MAIDEN uno
auf ibre Stimme 5u ipefuliren, alt-
ntnl grditbent @ilion unb iein
gan5es &abinett rriht MIR ibnurr.
bartlos, io1l6ern audi @arnbrinus
uno gacchns - Los iinb.
8enns es 10 peiter eebt, nirb
Sdyreiber in leinen aIten Sagen am
gnoe aud nod elm SeetotaIer. llnb
r8ann bot NIT iettein Bro5eliiren
Ser boie SebbD es linn angetan.
s. 8.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

Sm 9lni6luB an obigen IrtifeI
6ringen mir nun einen 5ipeiten Or
tifel BON Der anoern Seite, 11dnllib
Der neuen SteuerfommiIlion. Der
ielbe miro it9 ielbIt erflaren.
Die Stenereinidatangsfrage
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05
Hkr Sen GAaSen bat, brandjt

M<r ben SAaoen Fat, brandt
fir ben spott nidt a,, forgen. Die.
onrh ben 9aIfnnfriee ftnrf ge-
iddoiate Giirfei ioa, Iaut shinoge-
bnngen ieitens Der NnIfanitnateil,
cine arieesentihdOiallns bon alpei
NiIliarOeu 5rauf $4o0, 600, 900
sablen. Der refine Sobn ,tlto
spott.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

Die Contribution bon Siib 0afoto
iest Die 9ren5e fir Die Steuerrate
Der Staatsiteuern fir Die gep6bnIt.
den lnufeilben anssaben aif alpei
Wfias bonn Dollar ooer 90 Gents
bon iehem 500 lpert iteuerbaren gi-
gentunts felt. @enn i'm Sabre por-
ber nibt genlig @elb nlifgebraht
tporoen mar, INN oas 6eblerbe an
oefen nno INN Die sSntereiien an
Der Staatsidulo 5u 5ablen, itibf
mebr als nobnlals 20 Gents bon
ieoem $100 erboben tperoen. gs
tann alio fir Die Staatsltener Die
SDtalrate ODER Steuererbebung uidlt
b6ber icin ais 40 Gents fir iebes
$1O0 itenerbares gigentlim ODER 4
Wfills am Dollar.
Gas @eies, 0lrh pelbes Die Gten-
erfonmiiiion geihaffen tpnroe, iagt
flar uno Oelitlib, 6aB nibt nebr@eI6
iebes sSabr fir Staatsausgaben
ailfgebraht iperoen ioa, nls mas
tpirfIid notpenoig iit, nnb bas @e-
ies erfl1rt ben Stenerfonlniii6ren
aih ipie Der notige getrag all
finoen lit. Gas @eiet iast ii. a. bar
iiber:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

n......... .,inb 6iele Sta.
te ioa cine Nate ridt iiberltei-
gen, ipelhe Elm geriigenoesgin.
fonn1en ifofft, Inn ale beron.
fMngten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes Innfen6en Snbres, ioipie
irseno Elm Defi5it bonn Sabre
ODER mebreren Snbren borber,
iotpie Die sSntereiIen DerGta1ts-
idi,lo 81 oefen;; ferner einen
8etrng fit ben ShuIbtiI-
gungsfonb u16 3abIung Der
Gpe5inlbeipillig llignngen Der 1913
2egisIatur iihert1.
Dos lit Inn @nn3en 6nsieIbe @e.
Ies iDeIhes bic Mebte Der friibererl
Stnatsbebcr0e fir SteuereinIhd-
slng ,utb Mnselei1ung feltiette uni
beihr1nfte.
Wie bieI @eIo lit MN ilotiperloig,
Inn Die 6tantsDertpoItltng 10 5ll
Fiibrea, ipie iie ltnh Der geftimnrunn
Der 2egislntur gefiibrt tperoen ion
Weiln bieie Grage benllttDortet III,
broudt nlr nod feifgeiteIlt al iper.
ben, iDer es al be5nbIen Eat iislo tDie
DieI ie0er be3obIen ion. Dos @eiet
Ihreibt Dor, BOB dlles itesterb0re Gi.
gentlum oie StfnerFoit oIeidndbi1
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-06-05

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
I0DAY'S MARKET REPORT.

Chicago, May S.-WHEAT-The expec-
tation of a bearish government crop re-
port today lowered wheat values, the
opening was strong unchanged to &c up
on higher cables due to smaller world S
shipments but free selling, induced by a
belief that a small abandoned acreage
would be shown by the government re-
port caused quick reaction. July started
shade to 1sG14c higher at .S91ac to S9ssc
and dipped to S9Ac.
Later there was a slight recovery due
to purchases by shorts but a reaction fol-
lowed. The close was weak with July Sc
a loss of ssa1ac.
CORN-Reports of damage by rains in
Argentine helped corn up at the outset
but realizing took the edge off the mar
ket. July started shade to 1Ac higher at
5o9sQ5534c to 55a4c and eased off to 551hc
Influential buying afterward caused a
rally of about about half a cent The
close was steady with July at 557sc net
advance of &c.
OATS-Contradiction of dry weather in
jury lifted oats, July opening &c up at
35c. Profit taking brought a reaction
of &c.
PROVISIONS-A larger run of hogs in
the west lowered provisions. Opening fig
ures were unchanged to sc off with July
as follows: Pork, $685.; lard, s1O75 and
ribs, S1O95
YRE-No. 2, 6sd64c.
BARLEY-47d6Sc.
TIMOTHY-$2. S563.65.
CLOVER-s1S.O 0d21Oo.
PORK-$19.2 5.
DARD-S1O.9 71a.
RIBS-$11 25Q11.s712.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
RUSH FOR PAROLE
Two Hundred Prisoners Would
Leave Federal Prison.
Six Bankers and Three "Lifes''
Among Applicants.

LeaVenworth, Kan, May S.-More
than 200 applicants for parole among
them six bankers and three life pri-
soners. will appear before the federal
board of paroles which will meet at the
federal prison here next Tuesday ac-
cording to word received today by
Warden McClaughry from Chairman
La Dow of the board. This is said to
be the largest number of applicants
ever up for consideration at one meet
ing. The bankers who will apply for
parole are: NJ. p Emerich and Paul c.
Gall, Of indianapolis, Indiana; Jesse
Serihowski and Jacob W. Hill, of Pitts
burgh. Pa; w. J. Hogue, of San An
Pierre, South Dakota.
Under an amendment to the federal
parole law granting paroles to certain
life prisoners who have served fifteen
years, three will apply. Two of these
are: James r. Todd and Joseph H.
Leach. The name of the third is with
held. Todd. who was convicted of
robbing a mail stage in Idaho has
been nearly 80 years in prison-the
greater part of the time at McNeiIf s
island, Washington state. During this
period Todd, prison officials say, never
has written a letter or received one
from the outside world. Leach while
a soldier stationed at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, killed a comrade with a baseball
bat The third life man is said to have
been sent to prison from Northern
Texas for robbing mail stage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
NUDE WILD man
Terrifies Lake
MinnetOnka Country.
Travels $40 Miles in Ten DAVIS
Without Clothes.

Minneapolis, May s.-A wild man.
who has been seen in a dozen places
around Lake Minnetonka, a summer
resort west of here during the last
two weeks. was captured yesterday
after he had appeared nude in the rail-
road station at Crystal Bay, locked the
door and terrified a dozen women who
were waiting for a train. The screams
of the women brought to their aid a
resident of Crystal Bay. who kicked
open the door, allowed the women to
escape, overpowered the man and held
him until the arrival of a deputy
sheriff.
This man. said Sheriff Langum.
has travelled the $40 miles around
Lake Minnetonka in the last ten days
and has not worn stitch of clothes in
that time. He has been seen in every
village on the lake.
He will be examined as to his sanity
today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
AGGIE FACULTY CHANGE
Five Promotions Made by Board of
Administration.

Manhattan, Kan, May S.-F'iVe pro-
motions for members of the board of
instruction of the Kansas Agricultural
college We're made at a meeting of the
board of administration in Topeka.
w. NJ. Jardine. acting dean of agri-
culture and director of the experiment
station was elected to the full powers
of that office. Dean Jardine, who for
merly was head of the department of
agronomy, occupies a place of national
eminence in agricultural circles of the
United States. He is a noted auth
ority on dry farming and his reputa-
ton as a crop expert is national. He
succeeds Z. H. Webster, whose reSig-
nation took effect January /.
L. E. Call, associate professor of
soils. was appointed professor of agro-
nomy and head of the department. DR..
r. K. Nabours. assistant professor of
zoology, was promoted to professor
of zoology. George A. Dean, assistant
professor of entomology, now is pro-
feSsor of entomology.
To give Mrs Mary Pierce Van lille
more time to look after the general
welfare of the girls of the college in
her duties as dean of women. Miss
Ula Dow, assistant professor of do
professor of domestic science in i'm
mediate charge of the department
Mrs. Van Zile will have general super
vision of the departments of domestic
science and domestic art.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08

Wall St, New York, May S.-STOCKS-
Lack of demand for stocks characterized
trading today, and no attempt was made
to carry further the brisk rally of yester-
days late session. The condition invited
some professional selling on the assump-
ton that recent advances had been large
ly at the expense of the short interest,
but the volume of offerings was small.
Price movements We're correspondingly
much as point during the forenoon. The
movement as a whole was slightly down.
ward. Less attention paid to the
character of foreign markets traders
have for the present given up hope of
extensive European buying.
Bonds were irregular.
Depression in C. and O., which fell to
62h, a new low record, kept the market
in check for while, but ultimately prices
worked upward. Reading and Union Pa
cific hardened nearly a point. General
buying when the average level crossed
yesterdays close.
on the good showing made in the pro-
ducers monthly statement which reported
a decrease of nearly 29 00O,0 pounds in
stocks on hand. Elsewhere there was a
sensibly firmer tone but the buying was
scant.
Renewed pressure was directed against
the Hartman shares when trading began
today and both Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific opened at substantial fractions
cific which fell back point and Rumley
which opened points lower We're the
other weak features. Otherwise the list
held close to last nights closing. Active
buying of Brooklyn Rapid Transit lifted
it a point.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-08
BUSINESS WOMEN IN CALCIUM.
WAS Unrecognized While Staying al
Home, Saws Governor Hodges


Lawrence, Kan, May s.-While woman
recognition, but when she got out and be-
came business woman she got in the
spotlight.
So said Governor Hodges in a message
read before the Federation of Women 5
Clubs in session here.
The state executive was to have deliv-
cred an address in person, but being I'M
able to attend, sent the message which
was read to the assemblage.
Employers found that women had the
qualities that business needs he wrote;
perseverance, energy, honesty and a
keennesS of insight that is more pre-
dominant than any male sense. 1t was
but quick transition from an assistant
to the head of a business. or to the head
of a profession for woman. And this en-
trance into the business world gave her
an economic independence and an eco
nom1c independence was a long step to-
ward individual freedom. With that per-
Sonal freedom, came independent thought,
deeds. action and the dissipation of that
Mosaic idea that man was born superior
to woman.
This demand for recognition in Kan
sas came as follower of advanced civil
ization. 1t was not Unduly urged by
women themselves, but it came as a nat
ural spontaneity- from men who recog-
suffrage did not come by the turtle route;
it came with whoop and the very first
time the question has ever been seriously
presented in Kansas. 1t came with an
overw helming majority. 1t was not urged
or argued or pressed. Women just came
into their own because 1t was tight that
they should"