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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
COMES IN SLOWLY,
Fund for Boys Camp Has Not Yet
Reached 5000.

The fund that the Central Y. NJ. C.
A. is raising to provide a ten-day out
ing for boys who have never known
the pleasures of camp life. will soon
reach the 5000 mark. Up to noon 1881
had been turned in to jesse Shaw who
is acting as treasurer for the camp.
No equipment has yet been provided.
Tents and cooking utensils are among
the camp necessities desired.
If the camp proves the success that is
anticipated, it will be held annually.
The date for it's opening has not been
definitely determined but it will be at
the close of the regular Y. NJ. c. A
camp at the odd stone bridge" farm,
thirteen miles southeast of Topeka
about July %.
George H. Hoyes. secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. would like to raise enough
money to make it possible to send one
hundred and fifty poor boys of the city
to the camp, but at the rate the money
is coming in, it does not look as though
this ambition will be realized.
Here is a list of subscriptions re-
..AiT~ ~, 11-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
TAKE YOUR UMBRELLAS
Weather Man Gives Some Advice to
Fourth of July Celebrators.

Sunny Flora, the local weather
observer, suggests that it will be a
when celebrating the Fourth of July.
He said: I'VE are likely to have a
thunder storm at any time tonight or
Friday-the kind that comes up with
out much warning. Friday will be a
splendid day for ice cream and lemon
ade provided that the lemons can be
found.
1T seems warm today, but the peo-
pie of Topeka have no room for COM
plant, when they consider that two
years ago today the mercury went up
to the 104 degree mark and that the
thermometer registered 106 degrees on
the Fourth of July
The temperature today averages
three degrees above normal for this
date. The wind is blowing at the rate
twelve miles an hour from the south.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
ARREST OFFICIALS.
Railroad Heads Held for Victims of
Accident.

Chicago, July 3-Fffteen railroad
officials in all had surrendered and
had given bond today in connection
with the killing of two persons at a
grade crossing.
A coroner's jury Investigating the
death of George NJ. Scott and Mrs.
Willis K. Smith at Oak Park, June %,
had held that officers and directors of
the Metropolitan & West Side Rail-
road company, and the Aurora, Elgin
& Chicago Railway company had been
criminally negligent in failing to pro-
vide for the safety of the public at the
point where the Metropolitan train
struck SCOTS automobile.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
TO Bind DEMOCRATS.
Caucus Resolution to Prevent Senators
Boiling.

Washington, July 3.-Democrats of the
senate finance committee met today to
frame the binding caucus resolution and
clean up odds and ends of various sched-
ules The caucus later! will endeavor to
complete its work but 1t is probable an
other session will be necessary tomorrow.
The resolution will pledge senators to sup
port the bill introduce no amendments
not approved by the finance committee
and support none offered by Republicans
or Democrats who may remain out of the
caucus.
All Democrats except Senators Ransdell,
Thornton and Hitchcock, are expected to
pledge themselves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Jewels on Ankles.

Newport, R. L, July 3.-Mrs. Charles
H. Welsh of Philadelphia, who is oc-
cupying the James J. VanAllen place,
Wakehurst, appeared on the Thames
street wearing two jeweled ornaments
on her ankles. Mrs. Walsh astonisned
Newport a week ago when she wore Il
single jeweled ankle ornament but the
two worn today are said to be far more
ornate than the one exhibited last week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Vessel Proceeds Unframed.

Port Huron. July sit was not the train
ingship Don Juan de Austria which went
aground at Blue Point yesterday, as re-
ported last night, but the training ship
Dubuque, owned by the Milwaukee naval
reserves The Reid lighter. Manistique
released the Dubuque and the boat now
is proceeding unframed under its own
steam to Milwaukee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
RICHIE FAVORITE.
Odds to 10 on Championship Battle
Tomorrow.

San Francisco, July 3.-Willie Richie of
San Francisco will defend his title of
lightweight champion tomorrow against
Joe Rivers, of Los Angeles, for the first
time since he won it from Ad Wolgast on
a foul. Richie is the first lightweight
champion California has produced and
however the battle may result the title is
sure to remain in the state
Betting today stood stationary at 10 to
s. with. Ritchie the favorite and more
Richie than Rivers money in sight. Both
men are in perfect condition.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
street sweeners Strike.

Chicago. July 3.-The city admins
tration became a strike victim today
when two hundred white wings walked
out after dema nding ar increase from
50 to $3.50 a day. Fifty emergency
sweepers were put to work under po-
lice guard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Predlct suffragette,s Death.

London, July Six influential pro-
fessors of London university, including
Sir Victor Morsley, Karl Pearson ard
Sidney Webb, have sent a petition to
the king for a pardon for Mrs. Emme-
line Pankhurst, the suffragette leader,
who recently was sentenced to three
years Imprisonment. They urge her
pardon on the ground that she cannot
live m cou.Ulete the sentence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Strike Inciter Sentenced

Paterson, July 3.-Patrick Quinlan, a
leader for the Industrial Workers of the
World, was sentenced today to serve not
less than two years noA more than seven
years IN states PRISON and to pay a fine
of $500. He was convicted recently Of
melting riot among the striking silk mill
workers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
Kills Bride of Two Months.

Chicago, July Sin a fit of jeal-
ousy today Joseph Elardo, 81 years
of age, murdered his bride of two
months by slashing her throat with a
razor. He then gashed a vein in his
own wrist, but will recover. He was
arrested
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03

the Santa Fe at different points over
the system in this part of the country.
Wood assumes his new duties i'm
mediately. His successor has not been
named.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03
French Aviator on Long Flight.

Issy les Moulineaux, France, July 3.
Ernest Francois Gullineaux. the
French aviator, who in April last made
1000 mile flight from Biarritz to
kolum. Holland. started on a long
journey in his aeroplane today when
he assembled here with the intention of
flying to Casa Blanca, Morocco.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03

Car household goods being loaded
for California will leave about July
10. Phone 1856 for. rates.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-03

A girl spy causes the death of her brother
and a Confederate colonel the famous
battlefield in hand to hand conflict while
the battle RACES.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

If Pres iIent Wilson wants to see you he will send for you. Save railroad fare.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02
FRIDAY. MAY ,. 1913.
LEGISLATORS WASTING TIME.

A cursury review of the work accomplished by our legislature for the first forty days of the seS- sion. reveals a lack of harmony not anticipated by the mass. Bills after bills have been intrO- duced which have been sent from committee to committee, from house to house and there rejected or amended OF otherwise mutllat- ed in such way as to almost lead an outsider to believe that carelessnesS, lack of interest OF knowledge of our needs, or even gallery play was part of the work involved.
 Let us take the eight hour bill --as it is called, for instance. The father of that bill lacked the knowledge of our needs or looked at the interest involved only from one side of the question. Like wise the Juvenile Court bill, the Fishery bill and many others, all of which shows a One-sided af- fair.
 Uppcrmost in the minds of leg islators, in prescribing rules and regulations for the government of people, should be fairness, and fairness equally divided. A rule of action drawn up in haste or with onc-sided consideration Is bound to meet opposition fol- lowed by a waste of valuable time which should not obtain. Let them forget that they are from Fair banks. Nome, Seward or anywhere else. Let them forget their re- spective and chosen profession, occupation or trade. Let them work in harmony without waste of time.
 In bringing this matter to the attention of the legislators we do not wish to raise a question of motives for his lack of harmony, ~but rather to remind the solonS that they were not elected to leg islatc for part. but for the whole of Alaska a.--petrrSburg Progress >siVe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

A Columbia professor propos- rs that he school teachers of the country organize in an immense union. When they do, young America will spend his evenings praying for a strike.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

There are only iO,3Si positions at the disposal of the Wilson ad- ministration. The great major ity of American patriots, even though Democrats, will have to work for a living.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

At least he British woman Suf- fragiSt is terribly in earnest. If President Wilson wants to see you he will send for you. Save railroad fare.
 The New York woman who paid her dentist Sl 200 in a year, must have had some bridge work done. Not from an artists brush, but woman's hat, do we get the full force of springs variegated beau ty.
 .'lt takes sense to be a British amba ssadOr," observes an ex- change. Yes, but it takes dollars, too.
 Experts tell us how to achieve ripe old age, when what one wants is tC retain ones Verdant
  youth. While adopting those dinky lit tie hats the dear women cling Ob- stinately 'tu the old long range hatpinS.
 A good many marriages are eX- plained by th6>fact that the con- tracing parties are in love with each other.
 Our own theory of the matter is that If S6 week makes sO- cial OutcaSt of a girl, S9 week won't save her.
 Far from being humiliated by it, father takes a great deal of pride in the fact that his baby resembles him. s. On~thes~ latest g4, and greatest steamship just launched there are lifeboats for 5,25O persons. Still, the proper thing for a ship to do with lifeboats is not to need them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

There are G,O00, ,0o0 Democrats who send up the fcrvrnt plea: "I.urd, we yrarn for mansion in the skies in the next world, but d pnstnTicr is good enough for lIS in thiS vale of trarS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

The oil and sugar trusts seem to br nourishing like green bay trees, in spite of government Evidently Uncle Sam feels that he can let them do the refining as long as he can do Inc lining.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

Government experts have ruled that shellac is food, but it will take a cultivated taste for nick hacks to relish it.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

For thing that springs most ly from badly digested misinfor- nation public sentiment is amazingly often right.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

We should like some day to print column of stuff from the people who dislike the writer and his work, and who could skin him cleverly and artistically. But we despair of ever getting hold of that much.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

A Topeka colored woman has filed complaint against her hus- band, based on the ground that he doesn't. support her. Us it possible that the colored women have reached the point at which they expect their husbands t" support them?
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

NtllNi VI "'ii IN''ti' i'' '''' ton of popular senators.
 One of woman'S favuritr de- vices is tn tell her husband how old she is beginning to look in order that he may deny il.
 Monte Carlo and Inc New York Stock Exchange are both rom- plaining of poor business. The lamb crop must be a failure.
 A woman dislikes newspaper publicity worst. Next to that, the thing that annOys her most is not getting her name in the paper.
 What has become of tlc old- fashioned man who used to write to the newspapers to say that 'woman'S sphere is the home?'
 An Ohio sufi'ragette wore a ball and chain in the Washington pa rade as a symbol of bondage. What's the mattcr with hObble skirt?
 YOn never can tell about names, since two incendiary have been arrested in One was Phyllis and the other Millicent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

IL remains to be seen whether the direct popular election of senators will result in the rlrc- ton of popular senators.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-02

At least the British woman Suf- fragiSt is terribly in earnest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20
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1lrier Igent in SamiItcn iit
Gerr GouarS grnf, 449 SaS yiinite
Gfrnfe. @eQ Sci. 476 g., Some
Fbune 1881 q.
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elm 8riiderarbeiter BON 4Ilentopn,
gd., erlanats eins 2icens, um goitb
Mae 9reen Al heiratheu. gr Mobiih.
tiate cine 6phaeitsreiie su unternehs
men unb bate fif nabsr $170 ers
Ipart. bic ihm ieboh aeitern Rahmii.
tao ositoblen fporDen finb. @r ersdbf,
te Der polisei lein leip unp erinhte
Didelbe. ben permeintlihen Dieb su
finben.
- 1rau 2onis Waul, BON 2anfon
4nenue, Weit 6amilton. erfpirste pors
aeitern Nahmiitdo einen 0erbaftsbss
fell aeaen Carl WsperbOefer, neil Der.
ielbe einn biffiaen aoter beiibt, ben
otm fie mtbrmals angefailen uHD &c.
IbiffeH purbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20

Hebtanb sssielo III jss. enbsiliig BIS
gum 4pril 1914 sefhloiFen. mann bic
.Hsos- bon ihrer giniibunssitation
i'm Siiben suriidtsbren.
Carl 8lodburn, Der iunae unb niel,
psrfprefxnbe Sanger Der .Rtbss
yiiialieb Der .Gdrsnfiormers1. erli.i
In benz '}reiiassTpieIt In Woniaomsrn.
M. ga. ,inen anohelbruh beim 9as
fenlaufsn. mas ihn duf bic Dautr bon
laehrsren Wonaten ans Eager feFeln
srire. I'm benz Spisle. bas nit einem
Sieae q 81 % fir bic ~ReDs- enbeie.
srlnubts Shleuberer p1dorb ben Gegs
rern niht sinen einsieen 1reffer.
Die ~Riefen1 unb .Wbiie Srr4
iest.n atiisrn Abenb ihre Reiie I'M
he Wsit bon gbieaao naf bem Mefien
fort. Sic rerb<n in 90 nber 80 Stab
ten aafiirsn. bspor File am 10. Ro,em.
Der BON ganeouper cbiegsln. Jtre
gfiidiebr nnt Rem Dort uirb an 6.
Mars tIipartei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20
1ie qanS,uehriaaaer.

Sonnsaa 4bena. 26. Cftober. Der.
anltnliei bic 4einnas. Setiien oss
1tuiihen eonbpehrsgereins In Der
Cosmopolitan bone. 1913 Wine Str,
cine abenbunterbaltung nit snns.
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Qsraniiaunas aommiiiee bot ieins
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S1naer bobsn fleiBia aeiibi. um Sc.
btrmam eintn Deraniiaicn Mbenb III
beysiten. Der @lonsplnii bss Absnbs
niro btr iuftiae esn1ttiae Ghpani
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fir 2 0ninen uno s oerren. syclgcnoe
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toms ipiloe saaab4. ~aein DGHsle
nina's nthtn- pcn Q. Hreu, .sfrif&
auf. msin freies Waterlonn- pcn Hnl.
Grobs unb fomifd,es Gouplsi .Eu.
idnnn@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20

S1lsn une 3immern fir bic Oeionas
rxreine einen beioRnertn prcbeioa!,
cfies nit 8or3immern, gIfeiis uno
GoiIeiier1umen. Tos brittle uHb piertt
Siodtpert iinb gang fir Qoetn. uno
aIubs 3immer befiimmt. Siir bic neu.
glherei bat Der aaiIsr Wiitelm oas
Qrn6tperi Die Wdriburg gei6enst.
Die hisrsu n0thisen gelbsr Durotn
arobisnibeils burh QsiisnssihnuHe,n
eeiiGert unb ioll. alien ausfih.sE
Eah, bonn finonSieilen Stonopunii
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IN benz obisen SaIe. rpie In pbilaoei.
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s3um Snlub eeiiaiitn Gie mir
nohmals benz Wuuide Ausorad "a
psrIsibsn. oab Der Stabtperbcnb ben
Gincinnoii bic Oriinouns zines Exut.
Then 6duies energiit in bic 6Gnoe
nebHen m6ae. auf oob mir audi IN
Babe bel Der Gdiyinleauna oes
geutitxn 5dules in 'gineinnoti nit
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ausrufsn ionnen:
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nit bir.
limb treu unb mdhiig oueStit Ica
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IN bir. mas bsuiite 6er5eu bei!is
boIien,
On Deutides 6aus! - Sei oeutibeH
Qdmens 3isr!"
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" { ~ >srt.

Gie 0eiuport Office iar bas ,Gin'
rinnatier grlfshlatt" befinbet iih in
0o. 339 yorf StrcRe, seseniiber BEN
Gourtbauie, iupielbit Neuisfeiten, Nn'
seiscn II. !. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Wina'
ten AbeaSs entgegengeuommen wer'
ben. Sclepbon Somth 2401.
- 9eiunobeits6samter Dr.. Sohr
1obb bsrihtets folgenbe goossfdlt
pdbrsno Der bsrfloFsnsn Dode;
Sdugling WcGppsrn, tobtssbprer;
Warp Oepalt, "a; 6erman Stiff, 6
Monats; 2anrenpe 5srldn, 35; Ro-
bert Sdnsbsrrp, 80; Rt9aro aiDbsr
2; Warie gents, AZ Sabre.
Seffe Malons, bsFfsr aIs nJlpirc
iSiib" betannt, iprong gsitsrn nih.
BON Der Central Bride, ipie anrpnoiri
lporben mar, oa er feline $50 toLlettircr
fpHnte.
areisridtsr Yunsbfut sntihisi
in oem Jaae bon 6arrp 3. SUITE
aanoibat Der prosreflpsn fiirgountp.
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gountbclerf Qpmon 8rpan, in benz 81
iih um einen Ginbaltsbefebl hahoelt
ben glert gu perbinoern. ben Ramer
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aettel unD ebs in Die 8erbanoluna Elm.
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fiiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-20
ssrou G,soroe Risrbou Ii,oi

5rau 9sorss Risroon lieot IN
ibrer Dobnuns Ro. Ali 9isris 4p,.,
DaptoH, on 8erlssunsen 7arnie3er
Die iis erlitt, uls iis in Cincinnati rcr
sinem StraBenbabnnasen eetroffeT
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oss Jrisbensbruhs ansstlast mar
nuroe pom 5risoensrihter moibiuo:i
in 1T. 3bomos I'm SO unn apiien BE-.
ftraft. gr bate einen Dorttpsffel
nit einem Tetettip Der 6. u. 8. 9aEn
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sie une alIein ihrs Staris ben Gtnssl-
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regten Vorbaben borgshtn uno mi.
btmielttn ourhorinesn sr<roen oSer
nihi, In Der 9ofuna unIsrer nor.iegsns
ben arbeitsn ioliien mir uns iieis e,r
foIseneen Dcr's 5riesrid Riderts
erinnern:
GteQ DID in Reih uno Glieb, A1s
gan3e 3u Dtrftdrten;
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barin bemerfen.
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Gsiren WerteH.
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ihdare lid ben Shaarsr
llnb theilii Du nift ben Rubm, io
tbeilit Tu bic 9sfahren.
Wiro nitt Der Mufterer ben GinseIn.n
setpabren.
Mii Cuff bod piro er fsHn poIsahlia
ieine Gd1aarsn.
9amit i'm 2anssnpalo niti isblsi cine
2dnse.
9abs 9.in, fsin unb lei eefob: 1ui
jeos Sdsan3e.
Eei Rur Elm 9luti i'm Grans, e:H
Rin1 i'm Rinsel.anss.
5lhl did i'm Oar3en gang Irt
eipig fpie bas 9dnse.
Run, meine Ssrsunbe, ih beate b:s
a6fint, shnen in Wsrbinouns nit bic,
fen ausfiihruneen einige turas Stati.
itiien su iiberreifeH, um einen nGbersa
Ginbiid In ben aoiienpunts eisies I'm
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perfgofitnen SIbuno mar nber gu furs,
ba auh aampasnssa aommiti.s- -arki'
ten etc. nebft nsinsn oerpobnlihel
gsreinspfIihten ben grobten 1beil
msiner freien 3sit in anipruh ntbmsn
unb bin if bnher aennthiai. Sie NIT
benz itniitiiiiiden 1htil auf bic n6diis
Neriammluma pertrofien su miiTen.
Sofpeit mir perI0nIit beiannt. BE-
itehen beutihe o1uier in Snbinncpos
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unb 9nlfon. Der 1000 Eibpidhs fd6s
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.Wanaues- NIT .GIersieriaal.. sEerne,
Elm MotbsisIler. pier Qeaelbabnfn. Il.
Ii6k ileinfrt GdIe. Thrills nit &s3aen
tbeils nit plattform .fifr ostrEaI
Iitternrif3er. brnmutif6sf cSGI&oI,
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