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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
John Bunny, Whose Face You Hay
Seen in the Moving Pictures.

Mr.. Bunny is an excellent actor be-
yond all question. 1t happens, how
ever, that he belongs to an older
school of acting and that he is aSso-
ciated chiefly with the classic drama.
Neither the older school of drama nor
the classic variety has flourished Of
late SO that one standing in a box
office might notice it. In consequence
of which, Mr.. Bunny, on numerous
occasions within the last ten years,
has found himself on an earnest and
not always successful search for a job.
1t happens that Mr.. Bunny's face is
naturally comic 1t is exceedingly
large and bears a general resem
lance to a jack-o'-lantern. His COM
plexion is the color scheme of the
broiled lobster, his nose tits up, and
when he grins the entrance of the
Mammoth Cave has a rival. Moving
picture experts saw that face and
liked it. They proposed to Mr.. Bun
ny that he enter one of the film
stock companies.
Now his face is considered the best
known in the world His name and
photograph are displayed in front of
the moving picture theaters, just as
John Drew's before the Empire, and
at ten cents per attract more patrons.
When Bunny in film form appears
upon the screen the movies au-
diences applaud.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
BACK TO K. u.
Barred From First Place by Rule He
May Help Mosse.

Lawrence, Kan, Jan. 1S.-Wil1 DR..
Bert Kennedy, former Kansas mentor,
be assistant football coach at K. u.
next season?
A rumor from very reliable
source has been afloat that Bert Ken
nedy is under discussion for a place
on the university staff. Doc Ken
nedy, although he has been coaching
the Haskell Indians the last two years,
has always felt a keen interest and
been in sympathy with the University
of Kansas, and has given considerable
aid to K. u. even while he has been
engaged at Haskell.
For eight years Kennedy was head
coach at Kansas. AS a result of a rul-
ing of the Missouri valley which made
it necessary for a coach to remain at
the school during the entire nine
months, Kennedy was obliged to give
up his position as football mentor at
K c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
LINCOLN DAY CLUB.
Plan a Big Banquet in Topeka. Feb
ruary f..

The Kansas Lincoln Day club, which
claims the largest membership of any
negro organization in the state will hold
its thirteenth annual meeting in Topeka
February L. Honor will be done to
the memory of Abraham Lincoln
J. H. B. Taylor, chairman of the exec
utive committee states that a strong
program will be arranged. Jackson's
Twenty-third Regiment band will fur
nish music for the occasion.
The Lincoln Day club was founded
February u, 1901. Its growth has been
rapid. Officers of the organization are:
President, w. W: Fisher, Kansas City;
vice president, Foster Williams, Cof-
feyville; first vice president, Nj. A. G.
Martin, Holton; second vice president,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
FORM FAIR CIRCUIT.
Kansas Towns VIII Have Three Day
Racing Meet.

Dodge City, Kan, Jan. 1S.-The
Wheat Belt Fair and Racing circui
was formed here with eight towns of
the Upper Arkansas valley in the
membership. Purses of $500 for two
fixed races to be run as three-day
meet, will be offered by each town in
the circuit. Special premiums will be
offered to encourage fine stock raising
and for farm products exhibits.
The dates for 1918 are: st. John, Au-
gust 20; Kinsley, August Z; Dodge
City, September A. Meade, September
IL: Liberal, September Is; Garden City,
September %; Larned, October 2; Great
Bend, October 8. A. G1uck is president
and Sam Gallagher. secretary. both of
Dodge City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
into VAUDEVILLE.
John Bunny, Moving Picture Favorite,
Makes Change.

New York, Jan. 1s.-At Hammer
STEMS Victoria theater, on January
20, John Bunny will make his vaude-
vile debut. That simple statement,
at first reading, will scarcely seem to
be startling, but when one learns that
his salary is $1,000 a week. paid to
him solely because his is a familiar
face in moving pictures, then it is
time for showmen to sit up and con-
slider whittier the film craze is lead
ing us all.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
DUG 1000 GRAVES
Has Richard Fritz i'm the To-
peka Cemetery.
Worked There 16 Years, Worn
Out IL ShOyels.
ON DUTY II HOURS DAILY
Learned Philosophy From ST.
lent Calling.
Loves Mother Earth for Its
Strength and Peace.
ON DUTY II HOURS DAILY

In every city there are men, who,
among the dead, are living. In Topeka
such a man is Fritz-Richard Fritz,
who has buried 1000 persons and spent
that many hours of his life among the
tombstones. He has buried men when
clouds of snow whistIed into the grave
pits, and on summer nights when a
white mist sailed over the moon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

Senator Davis, during his long run
in the house, was always having trou-
BILE over the lobs. They pursued him
from amen" in the morning to move
that we do now adjourn in the after
noon, and lie wore out much shoe
leather in running from them. They
ran him around in circles, and he could
pause but a moment here and there
to introduce a resolution to Investigate
something. The fear that some low
browed lob may get in his nefarious
work is still with the Bourbon senator,
and he doesn't want to be approach
ed.
The pure boot bill introduced by
Simpson, of Mcpherson, fills long
felt want. It is a well known fact that
merchants throughout the country
make practice Of selling boots that
do not contain a particle of leather.
They are rubber boots.
Representative Sharpless is the friend
of the quail. Nearly anyone is fond of
the quail, if he be properly cooked, but
Mr.. Sharpless prefers the quail before
it's whistle and feathers have been re-
moved, and to prevent the quail from
securing a ticket to the land of the
dodo and dinosaurs, he proposes to
place him and his family on the pre-
scribed list for a period of five years.
In other wo1 IS, it shall be unlawful
for anyone except Game Warden
Dyches pet skunks to eat the tooth
some Robert White
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

Senator Davis, of Bourbon, does not
approve of the persistent lobbyist, and
has introduced something which is cal
culated to make lobbying a lost art.
According to his scheme, any person
who dared to say more than Good
afternoon" to member of the legisla-
ture would be pinched forthwith and
thrown into jail for some time. The
lob will be permitted to write letters
to the member, or even send him tele-
grams once in a while, but state en-
ployees are denied even this right.
They must remain on the jobs to
which they were appointed, and refrain
from haunting legislative halls and
committee rooms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

Foster Williams, Coffeyville; third vice
president, E. Reeves, Emporia; fourth
vice president, w. W. Shobe. Salina;
fifth vice president, S. Carey, Topeka;
secretary, DR.. W. W Caldwell, Atchi-
son; treasurer, Corvine Patterson. Kan
saS City
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
Famous Stage Beauties

BIotches, Sores or Pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t glorifies the
face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish be-
fore it. It cures sore lips, chapped
hands, chi1blains; heals burns. cuts and
bruises. Jnsqualed for piles. Only 25c
at Campbell Drug Co.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18
Want to Keep DIR. smith.

Salina, Kan, Jan. 18.-Students, fac
ulty, brotherhoods, churches and min
listers here have Joined together in an
effort to retain DR.. r. P. Smith as the
head of the Kansas Wesleyan univer-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

sity in Salina. President Smith an
nounced some weeks ago he would soon
tender his resignation. DR.. Smith has
been at the head of the institution for
five years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

To transfer Secretary Coburn to
Manhattan would be something like
changing the name of Arkansaw-a
hard job. 1t would be safer to sug-
gest putting skids under Manhattan
and moving it down here Topeka
thinks it owns Mr.. Coburn, and would
resent any attempt to deport him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

Just what the hunters of the state
may think of Mr.. Sharpless' bill re-
mains to be seen. A bird dog might
go broke-lose his last "scent''-and
a shotgun might grow rusty in five
years, and that might not please the
hunters. However, Mr.. Sharpless might
point out to them the fact that his
bill doesn't prohibit hunting. The
hunter may
Teach his setter pup to set
The shy, retired violet
or to hunt four-leaf cIovers through
the bosky dell and green woodland
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

In the Senator Troutman amend
ment to the commission form of city
government law all water, sewer and
gas connections must be made before
paving is laid on any city street. This
does away with the cutting of holes
in paving and is one of the real valu
able bills presented to the legislative
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

Authorities of Kansas university and
the state agricultural schools are I'M
der the impression that the Mcmillan
resolution in the senate Friday ban
fishing them from lobbying at the state
house during legislative session, was a
slap at their dignity and standing.
They shouldn't feel that way about
it, said the Usage senator, 1.-The reso-
luton is simply against lobbying as
whole
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03
Jntan0g gelegrapD
Gin aeiitrsiher 5err
hidttr.

Seattle, Maib., 2. St. Ribs
!SEmpbriss perhanoslts bsute ge1eH
finfunbFiinf3ig So3ialiiten, tp,lfs ue.
cen WiBahtuul oss 9eritts porgsIl,
rem ipuroen. rsiI iis auT isinsu Be
fshl, bas Reoen aui ben Strabeu sin,
s;ftlIsn. 9eItliiiis pafirt battsr, IN
eensn Tie erilartsu, odB lie oas gtss
I'm fortIeBea nulbtn. 9ieie 8erhdncs
lpnaen puroea asfubrt, troboem ba5
Siaatss S6ergerift eineu gsfebl ers
loiieH tai. Ger Dem Rihtsr unttriaqt.
qensn bic atugs:tagteu nor3ugsben, Die
gerufuna eingslegt bltteu.
Rihter 6umpbries mics suerit BEN
Gntras suriid. Die pro3sfIe Dor .insm
aaoersn Gsridte 3u fii5ren. neil
5umpbriss porein3eHommsu lei. 2ess
irere mics nsn gntrlg nit benz gemer'
fen auriid, bub earin cine absrmaIiqs
Mibahtuna !isos. Damn beItgts Rits
ter 6umphriss aate Sabler, bic auf
Der Sirabe eire R:o, gebaitsn Bate,
nit 800 uno Soften. Die q!eid.
Strafe psrbdnete sr iber 5rau Gamma
4rberion. bic ihn geIa9t. oaB lie tiint
&htung fur ifr he9s.
6ubert WeDsQs, Der in Der leBten
Weh ols manor Ser io5illiitiihea
gartsi fanoipirts. uno 8Ienn Ilc6oo=
rer, shemdliaer 6ilis general 9lnz
malt oes Staatss Daihinatou. purs
nsr nm ie 500 esitrafi uno fir inn
Her bon Der 4nDalisspraris ausQss
fdIoiien. o. 8. Sanlsr uno Rop Ord
pei, ipslhs oi. RsioIution nibt untsr.
ssi1net batter, absr Der SSrau Nm
beriol applauoirten, cIs lie oem Rid
ter i6r. Meinun9 iagte. tpurben 81
fsts Wcnaten gsidRgnib unb $500
@elobubt nerutihsilt. Die anpetla1r
ten. fpelhe ertldrten, ban lie Die Be
Ichsafie unser e!nsm MiBpsriidubaib
unisrseitnet lattsn, samen nit o.
rlnaFiiaioen Soften oabon.
lie 8eruriheilten, pelhe iith lpeis
atrten, hi. GstnitrlTe su bssdliea.
nurosn auf gsfebl BEG Hi6ters nan
Ter Stodaoe dsfratt. no 3uh.hduss
ler nit benz 4usrnoen BON gBaloern
bsihaftiat rsrosn. gerufuneen on bls
S.datssG Gberasritt tptroen, ME per
lcnist, anaemelnet iperoen.
Gin slldlih.r .Sall".
gleptlanb. O.. 2. DIT. pbilip
GeoIen. elm Jenitsrreinissr, Der Uun
einem sStniter I'M iehiien Stodpert
eirts Gebduoss ssitiirsi mar, srhob
iid ino sing frohaemutb isinss Dege3
iueiter. geim gbiturs fisl sr auf oos
fGrdae lad einss tleinsn eebduoes
unc roliis pom bort bic GsusrIsi.sr
Rinob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03

Diftrifte in sStaIien ipurbe in teiner
WeiIc 8e3ug genommen.
ipiiroen. 4uf Die anoeren B1rlamsntsz
3meifanlpf in Snn5bruf.
Sien, 2. Gftobcr. geinlines
aniiehen in .inilItdriifen areiien er.
regt ole 9tnd)rift bon eiuen1 3luei.
falnpi, Der in ssnnsbrud 5rpiiden ei-
|HemG Gsinidbrig Sreimilligeu uno ei.
mem Gfii5icr Itattgefnnoen uno einen
,iehr crnltcn 8crlaui aenommcn bat.
anlaB Sl Der ,SorOcrung gab cine
Cbrieige, Die Der CifBcr in 8egens
mart elmer bctradjtlif)en Nn5dbl ppn
3eloen Dem einiafrigeu perabreidt
latte Ter Ghrenrat1 hotte 0et 3,pei.
fanpi oui Eiitolen gebilligt. Iie &c.
hingi,ngen maren idliuere. Ter Sbers
leutnallt nnroe ourf, einen StuB in
Ole gruit lebensgeidbrlih oerlebt.
Die gefangenen Wifiio :
mare in China.
pefing, gbina, 2. Gftober. Die
ameritanifte 0efanotidoft 1T bsEahs
rihtist DorNn. odb ein amsrltaniites
aino bon ben dinriiIhsn 9anoiten in
1iaopang getootst porben isi, unp ars
oere 4usldnDer mibbanoelt pirben.
Die geIanotinaft beIiIrttet, boi
bic 6ineiiIfen 5ruppsn sutneoer un=
fdbig finb, bic gefangeren amsr,tani=
ihen uno norDegifden WiiFiondle gu
beTreien, ooer oaB ilneu psrig eardn
liegt, uno baB nur ein g0iegelo Die
Oefongenen bsireien tann.
Wan glaubt iibrieens, oob tsiH 3u
bobes Qnfsgslo perlangt peroen piro,
oa bic Gbineien nit gt3ug auf 8elo.
|anselsgsnbeiten teins al3l sr.rapaeans
ten Soesn baben.
Dur6 Die Belniibun1en Der arsris
faniiheR Gslanoti6aft uno Der gonz
iuiate iino pdbrenb Der lsbten sipei
Sabre Die WliIiiondre aus uniitersn
0iitriitsn berausgsbaItsn tporoea. Gis
iuarsn dber niht psrbnotrt norben,
! iih naf osm ..Jroliten gheil Der
yropin3 5upeb 5u beae6en. bic mar
bisber fir uRgefdbrlidi 9sbalisn hatts
General 81 yueHsStHg. Der 9i3ss
Yrdiiosni Der Rspublit, iaat, baF aQ.E
Wo9lide ssthan lpiiros, um bic G,,-
f1nseneH gu befreisn, rno buB 6siuat:
5000 dineIifhe 5rupptn mad 5idc
Ulsun rr.srtueos frsh
Ter fleine Sobn be- Rep. 6s:mar
5aus.e bon Der WiiiipH Der lutbsri.
ftxn 8riiber III bon ben Ban0ltsH gs.
ionset iporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03
Dos briiiIds 5anoslsminiitsrium
syiibrt cine llnisrIuhuns nit 8s3us
1uf bas 0erfhDinben nss Or.
Huoolpb 9ieisl-
Ias ainp einss Der bon tinefitsn
9anoiten seFanssnen amsri'anls
W.ihioHare setOotsi.
Erbbeben au BEN 8 Il tbmus
pom DaHamn

Banana. 2. Gttober. Bas Groe
beben. oas in Der Raht pom Witt:uo6
gum Donnsritog auf Dem SithHus Don
a1cnama perIpiiri wurpe, bat arr aas
nal abIclut isinen Sdaosn angsr'6ts.,
pie rpdbrenb ots 1ases Col 9os:lhlss
Der gkfinsenisur, bsrihtet bat.
Dir HnnalbeamieU Iino er'rtuf bar
;iber, saB innerbd!b elmer gBodls ois
Giutuu Ehlsuisn 3ipei rpidliige s|ros
ben ausesbali,H unb in ieSsm 6oli nc,
aIs por5iislih beipahri habsn.
Mm lebisn Jreitag rpurts Der Be
irsis bafiir gsliefsrt. odB Der Tsedcs
nisnus gum GeFFHen uno St,lteBeE
Ger rieiieen ShIsuisntbore in abiolus
perfester Orbnuns lit. uuD Stfiiis nab
geIisbsn burd) Die Shlsuien geians9
psrben ionnsn. gas SiemIt6 seiegsE
eesommene Grobeben bat nuE aut, cen
gsspeis oafiir gslisiert. baB melr ais
cine aelp0bnIife er0eriail!teruRg od3n
ceE0ri. Inn bic SaleuIen uHo 81.
D1mme gu bi6dbigsn. Weber oieie
nod, bic 91rme babeH ben gerlnglten
Ghaoen eeI;ften.
gius ben ois gum Qbeno eirgstrcife
nsn Rahritltsn gebi berpor, Dab fls
Grbbeben sia rein lataies mar. I'm
itortItsn mar e in Der yroCin3 Cos
Ganios, 120 Wieiien Don bier eriftrns.
Der in Der Giast Cos Santos anass
ri6tete Shaben tpiro ouf So. 900 cEs
gegebtn uno berienise in Der g:nsen
Wropins axf 100000. sSn Der 5ta5t
Cos Gantos tpuresu 26 bsiiimn:e G-z
ihiitterungen ss31hIt. gs .am. aber
Riemanb ums Qeben. Jur cine alie
Grau ift in qenonome aus 2lngit ss<
itcrben.
Sn Mctaraeat unb Cos 1ablaa r b
bic qirhtbiirms einssi.iirSt. Sn Der
Gtaot Colon fpurbe gar tein StrLsn
nnasridist. Die 6otsbduisr in eolcn
jhipnn.ten aber bei jsber erlhiittelung
unp piele 0eute fliih.eten iih nnaiiers
fii[Is basbbeiisieei ins sSrsir.- gie.e
geute iampirten big gum Woresn il,
ben itdntiidxn Darts.
Dos Isbte ernitlihe Gro6sben luf
bem Sitbmus fano i'm Sept,mter 1882
ftatt. Camcls ,purosn in Ger Siabt
Banana bds Ratbbaus uno Die Gcs
tbtorule itart beiddoist. unb ir Der
RGbe non Colon sniitanosn Rife i'm
0octn.
Die Defhihte Der grobehen .o1h-
renb Der kbtsn 300 5ahre bai s,,eigs.
bob bic grbbeben in Gotta Rien une
fefien in banana peripiirt ',avoer.
unb sin Grbbebsn uf oitlem SaeiI nes
Sfsbmus AUDI nur isltsn in goiid Niea
b<rfpiirt niro. 4ud iino bier srs
fhitternngsn INNER in Der propin5
Cos Snntos am itdrsfien.
aannisrperte habtn Iih INNER auF
bic 1baifahsn seiiiibi. Dab fopti: nod,
iein Grobeben auf hem sSftbmus itar:
aenug mar. um bic bsriihm!e ssirfs
NIT ben flohsn 9ogsn In Banana an
jerif0rsn, bic Ito Sabre alt lit.
Dit HaIfansS Situation.
Gonbon. 8. Gi!oter. 1n altben
nimmt bic Gurhi. bab es fpientr 81
tinem Qriees nit Der 1iirtsi tommsl.
lDsrbe, 81. Die pforte periutt ab:r
BIZ Nrk9sfur6t 81 bsf@nihtig.r. in
bem ts ertI6rt, bob He bic Nesd,insl
5aisln belstt halku usroA bn bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03
Die Waiiet5notf Rpm
mtffiOn nQufusI0ft

( y
Columbus, g., 2. DIT. ii.
2(rbeiten bec Cbioer 5lut5zTp15=
ittanosz 8ommiiIipn iiuo in elmer 3
tiQen SiBun9, ipslter Gpup. Cor uao
grnit y. @idneQ, Der 8iretior Der
4meritantIten 8eTelf6aft pom Ro=
teen Greu3 beiIpobnten, abgeTaIoFen
prrben. Comet nod 6ifFe notbfDsn=
Gtq lit. ptro ite bonn Rot5en areus
uno ben iptalsn 8eb0rben aeLeiitet
peroen.
Director gidn:u tbeiIte nit, baB
rie Summe BON $2,715, 300 fir I'm
terftiiBung uno tptrthItdftIih Mieoe1@
cl,frittung Der 5lutbgeiddbigten Der.
ousqabt tDorosu 1T. eeSn bisfsn 8etrog
'ino Die Sumfaen ntht eingeThIpTeR,
peIhs Yripatperionen. Girhen unp
FrloerInaftlide Srqdnifationen beiz
ocIteuert haben. Sine 9ilan3 bon $17,=
543 lit berbliefeu uno in ganten De-
pDRirt iporDen. Die Sa!dre@MIsod6eu
! fiir 4qenten pom Rptben Freua belize
len iit uuf S19.113. On Grant:ns
pfiedertunen tpurDen SITS be3o9it
| uebsrf d pemmungen in
| 5eras
! can Mntonio, 3sras, 2. Dit.
! Der Gan 2lntonio 6lub, Der bieiige
| Sta0t ourhflieBt. lit aus ben uferu
! qetreten uuo bat Die llntere Staot
Iiberidpemmt. Der 8sT4dTtsz8
| lit pouitdnoiq pemoraliIirt, benn in
einigeu StruBen itebt oas Daifer 5
bis 8 Sub tief, Der pon ben 5lutben
anger htete Shaoen piro fid auf
6unocrttduienoe bslaufen.
Der StrUBenbahn=8ertebr uno osr
EeIephonoienit finp unterbrohsn uno
Die Glettri3itdtsperte mpBteu J"r Be-
triCb einitellen. lRehrere am SluB Ef.r
gslsgene Sduier iino fOrtgsittpsn;Ts
!pproen.
Gan Wtarcos, Sera8, 2. Stt.
! Die lleberYnnemmup
| 8egeno 6aben etnen Shooen pon tpsz
ni1itens $250,O00 anQerihtet Der
! Gan Marcos uno Der 5arco 5luB bils
oen iebt 3uIommen einen unJeheuren
| See. Mlebrerc toitipieli9c Stahl=
briiden Tino einQeitiir8t unD Der Gt'enz
babnpertebr iit fait gang unttr6roter-
! 9 "rIen ais unmorulii If E
9erfoucn ocpDrtirt
oerben.
Rem gort, 2. Cttcber. marie
Sippo. cine engliihe MufitbaGeuz
! Sdnqerin uno Bernard Dillon, ein
enqIiIfer Soten, bic am Ulittpoh an
Goro beg 0ampfers Olympic" als
!srr uno GFrau 8. Dillon bier anfaz
men, tperoen psportirt perben. Die
SGnseriu qab 81, bab iie nitt aeIeBz
| liA nit Dillon rerbeirathet III, ertlGrIe
cher, flint Sabre lang nit Dillon ais
Isine Srau geiebt 3u ba6eu.
| Die Ginpcnoerungsbe40roe en.s
i6ieb. baB Die beiben .unmoraltite
qerionsn" Ieien uno oronste ihre De-
po1tatipn nit hem eriten perfiigbarsu
Iocmpfer an. 5rl. Qlopo bat aber beU
9lopotosen W}nies 8. Gjrobmun engd.
sirt uno bat erIdrt, mad WoIhinqton
uppeu:rsn 3u lpollen. gis our Grt=
i6eiouno Der Appreciation mub lie az.
! CQis oSslanb tIeiben.
! e hiIbtueft in llrusuar
perbaftet.
WeirneappIis, Winn., 2. Oct
sSohn S6ilotnecbt, Der ourhqebranntt
Glert hes @rportoepartements oei
Maibburn Groabn Wtiuinq gpmpanr
If, ra4pem Elm W&pnnt lang mad ibr
seTudt pprben, in llruguan oerfoftst
rpproen, ruie cine bier eiuqetrpffeR,
! SapeloepsIhs meloet. Shilofneht
: Ter erft % Sabre alt III, peridpari
nit 6interlaHunQ zines Def3its Dor
$1,000. nahoem er pier Uionate lanl
. rpie elm Baron qelebt, fid Elm autpmo
: bil une cine DlaitreiIs qehalter uni
lid fir sinen reihen 5ar5sfabritan.s.
isis. agsgeae5eE bate.
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@etterberiAt.

ur Ohio nno pas iptltlIdx
pennfDlpdnieu: Gd)ones Wetier oEl
sJreiiag. Nm Gamitag idonss. tpar.
aserts Weiter. wQdbis iiarte norrauslt.
liMe Mincs.
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Der 8attenn10rber Ra9monb S.hadstt
aus benz GefdngniB gu 8ucprns,
SbiD, sntflohen.
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(ls unmoralii6e perIonen CUR De-
portution berurtheilt.
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John G6tlotne6t, Der 500 Gterf, Der
in bier Wonaten $4,000 ftoh,.
in uraguaD per6aftet.
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Die Officer Au(6 Uls.
KOnlnlilfOn
6nt cine g,,nt,fte bon
$2, 715,3OO
}6r bic llnterltibuna unO Re6a6itItiz
rung Der uOu Oer fluff Asim=
ge(udten auSgfge6sn

au9 San Qntonio, 9erds, bon .iusr
9o4fIutb betmgeiu6t.
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lnb Bernard 0illon, ein englif9er
Sodep,
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Rarie 2lpoo, cine ergltide MuiTf=
ballen Sdngertn.
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Sic aauals Edlemien nnb 9amt.
me baben aber nidt ben ses
rinsittn E4aben selittea.
4ie Oalsan. Q 2itmation mod insnaer
cine brobenoe.
.Jn atkn slaubt man. bnb ss absr'
mals 3u einem aries NIT Der
1iirtei ion,men lpiro.
JurGtbar blutige admpfe finben 3ipi'
ichen Gerben unb albuueien Itatt.

gerldiebeneg aus BEN Dsuti6sn Rsi9
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Weifere Yer6afuugen
Sn 8erbinouns nit Der ,5n'
oiauapoliier SDnamit-
Verihw6runs
George e. 7apis, ein In 9letu
Yorf nerbaiteter Giienarbeiter

acat Elm umfoHsnbes @eItdnonib ab
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llno bsfdrsibt ausfibrli9 9pnamit=
Der6reden, Dir er begangen bat.
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DE I'M 8t3smbsr D. ). gu ldnaeren
6relbeltsitrafeE Dsrurtbeilt tpuroeu.
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Ssin 9eftanonib bate bann bic
prompte 8srbdftung bes Setretdrz
SfaBmeiitsrs SorrD sSones
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Spn Der Snttrnationalen griidea.
bauer uno Gifendr6eiterzllnion
III Jnoianapolis CUR 5olge.
Evening journal., 1913-10-31

The above pattern AMI other Ma,
Manton Patterns described ia The
EVENING JOURNAL ard all the NAT.
terms made By the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obr,ins
OF Q cents from
TIP SHITH-Y0LLINcER co.
Evening journal., 1913-10-31
SMYRNA NEWS NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Hen.
riettu Tschudy and daughter, Miss Cora
Tshudy. returned on Monday from an
extended visit TO Nlrs. 'rschudy's laugh.
Ger. Mrs. NClarence y. Raymond NJ Hill.
burn. Misconsin.-- Miss Edith Hazel Is
visiting her sister, Ms. Lewis Johnson,
in Wilmington Mrs. William Roberts
of Lansdownc Pa, has returned home
from a visit TO Miss lydia Porter hcro
james LcWcs OF Wilmington spent
Sunday with his parents. Captain Josh
ua Lewcs here Miss Helen Lcwcs. Cap.
tain Lewcs' daughter. who has been IN
for somc weeks is conNalc-cing. Miss
Bertha Smi.hers has returned from 81
visit TO Philadelphia. Mrs. George "
Turner and Miss Katie Smithcrs Were
Philadelphia visitors this wcek Rev
Dr. G.. W. plctiyman and Mrs. prcNy
man entertained the Ushrrs' Union o
The NJ. b. Church Tuesday evening.
The Church Aid Society of st. Peter
T.. y. Church viii hold chicken sula,
and oyster supper. and a ba1unr IN th
Twentieth Century Club House th
evening.