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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
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Strsi4pdde.
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2unsensnisiinbuns.
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Strdbe; Ser5lsiben.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
g,Ou streiferm perlett.

Bon sipei itreiienbsn GdiIberma.
Iern Der sirma ph. WOrtpH ipuroen
peitern 0ormitiaa Der so Sabre aIie
asIter Gonfpap i'm Columbia 9otel
unb Der 29.i1brias 6arrn 3uaG Ro.
216 Meit Rsunts Strabs ipobnhnft
an Der giue unb SoIIiiier Strabs an.
oeariffen. Die genanntsn bdttsu sbsn
sinen Smbib in elmer beHa4bart.n
MiriMdnft sineenommsn, nnb btfans
ben I'D, anf Dem Wsas. I'm ihre Gr.
belt tpieber aufsunebHen, a.s iie pl0b.
Iif pon afpsi guriden nit elmer Ma.
qtnpeit!9e nisbergeidIngen tpurbsn,
gpnipap trua afpei flaffenbe fopf-
punben bapon unb mubie nod BEN
ii1biiiGfH arauisnbaus asbrnft iper.
ben. 6aaa trua eine leihtere appf'
perIsbuna bnpon. unb brn4te 5srr
Nlorton Den gerlebisn in itirem ailto.
mobil nacl osiien Wobnuua. Die Ra-
men Der 2bdisr iinb betannt unb iperi
ben bieielben aur Re1enihdft ge5ogsn
iperbsn.
gln bcr Rsnbina Rouo nubs sluns
Mpenue ipurbe Der 80 Sabre alte
Sdilbermalsr GbriIt Smpib BON no.
10O7 2inn GiraBe Don brsi Sirsiieru
onssgriffen. Guiptb trua cine fHfpsre
0srletuna an 6anbaslcni. ioipis pers
itaisbsne aopfiuunbtn baDon u. muB.s
mad, bem getbssba 5ofpiidl aeldnfft
iperben. Seine glnareifsr iuarm gblp.
Cent nnb sipei anbtre Noptiss. Gs
aelana. Gent In Gait su briHaen. nab.
rsnb bic miisibdier bic Gludt sroreis
fen fpuntsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
DrutaIer alnsriH.
Wurbe aaf sine aOit9ans.5 .5nbabsrin
amsaefibrt.

Inter perTdiebenen 1erca6tsmo'
menieu befinoet I'D, Der % Sabre alte
Grant aapman Don ylO. "a on yienn'
te Gtrabs, Nappori. i'm poli3etse.
ipabrIam. Der Mann ipnrbe unter BEN
@erbad,i, sinen uekrfaa auf bic aolt.
beusbeiibsrin, frduleiu sSenn eldrt
To. 10 OF Tsunts Strabs ausgeihbtt
al baben, mad, l6Rsersr Sasb burh Die
0stsitipes Shrosbsr uno asppsrt per-
bafiet.
gDis Traulsin Glari Der poli3si
miiibciite. tnm gapman in ibr oans,
nngebIih I'm elm 3immer su mietbsn.
adum bate bic Glart nit bsm Bur,
ithsn elm 3imrner betreten. OILS CT iiber
RE arau bsrfiel, ibren aopf NIT Bette
seua unb aopfiiifsn bsbedte unb uIi.
b1rmbersia auf re sinidiua. qaumnn
fon aefasi baben, oab sr bic 1rau
iisbs unb felt lanasrer 3eit auf bic
gsIeeenbsit aelpariet babe. nit ibr
allein Az fsin. nrGulsin Glnrf sr'
tldrie. ben Msnf&en ME uefeben su
buben obsr Az tennen.
Der gurfdx bate bel benz llebsr'
fan ein Wsifsr atIoeen uHb seorobt,
bic Nrau iimsubrinaen, ipenn iie einsn
aaut pon iif edbs. Gtrue poIlis Grl.
giart ibr @slb obtr font etipas
opfsrn, penn Der gurihc BON ibr lb'
liebe. 2lnes mar perssbIiG. uno ihll1
2apmnn INNER tpieoer 1uf bic ueber.
fdlens Elm, Biz fie bapnbilos auiam.
uisnbradl. Sierauf srsriff Der S4ur.
ie bic fIuhi, In Der gnnahme, baB bic
frau inter isinsn 6dnbtn psritorben
isi.
Der aralpulI pnrbs isbod BON benz
i'm 6anfs ipobnsnnsn Z. u. WcGul.
lcuah deb1r.. br foiprt bic Derfol.
auna bss I5liidiiinas oufrabm, an
tpei6.r fih mebrsre pafanisn on.
f6loiIen. 81. Saab eritredts iidI bur'h
bic 8, Girabe Biz sar DaInui uHe
BON bort nat bem Court Gtrabs
Rarf!. mo- iia bic Seisltipss Sdros-
Der unb asppert Der gsriOlauna ali.
i6!ofIeu. oapmnn bate fih unier
eirvr Ban! in Der Wnritballe perbors
cen, fpurbs absr bort BON ben Detet.
tines ermitteIl unb In Saft asuommen
grdulsin glart srsaunts In BEN
gerbaiieitn ibr,n @nsrsifer NIT alIsr
@sfiimmthett fpisber.
Die llebsrfaIsne mubie lih in drjt.
iife gshanbluna bsnsben. unb ertldrts
Tr. gaisao ben 3uItanb Der Srdu als
fehr ernii.
am Teisltin 6aupiaudr.ier iuurhe
htr gurfhe burh bas gertiilon Sp.
fem nls Der entipihene StrGflius
Grdnt Shroebsr. alias Nrdnt Sap.
man ermiitsIt. Captain Dunnins
BON gertillon Department befdhl
bem gurIden, ben reGien Qermd alfs
suroIl.u, Sa CT bic sdioipieruna n. g.
ON arm irdef. .Ghcn out. eriIir.
ir Der @sfnnssns. ..bas r. 9. III ia,
ih ipeiB, oas Sic mid fsnnsn". lle6er
bas Woiip bes llebsrfaIIts ippIlte iid,
2opmon nift Gubsrn. sSm 8eiib bes
@erbaf!sttn ipurben ginbruhspsrt.
seuas pcrssfuuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
8eindlie GtriOnrn.

1bpmas Nice pOn Chicago erIud;te
IN einem sGreibem bic bieiise poIi,ei,
.ncri nIoglih ben QluientbnIt bes 30
Ssnbre alten Charles 6. @edelt AZ er.
lHittclH, ipelder iid Bis sum 8. Cfto.
Der in Gineinnoti anfaebaItcu boben
iy!l, unb onnn dngeblid Die ReiIe mad,
lnnlra. SIa., nutrat. Ter @eiudte ri
llidt ou isinem geitimmiinssort Elm.
artroiien,
,Srnu @nlnIn @eberleine aus n.
lniltlc Sim ianbtc benz g,oIi,cifef Elm
yelearniitn. in weIhem fic erjudAe,
1rnp Dlcpb girTo,pea su bes,o@rid,.
iiaen ! z! \. odb ibr s0ba GraHs GsiiOr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

Dornm orgen benn Der Serr
prGfbent uno iein Staatsi ietretdr
ni6t oafir. oaB bOuGnoifds Saiffe
unsebinbert Sletid unb iOnitise aes
bensmittsl nad SoIlanp uno naa
Deuti6Iano beforOern tOnnen? sic
iasen ia bod, bGb ite 10 bssierig iino,
benz ameritaniiden ggport gu belfen.
2sben fis in IOlter Sur6t DOT gngs
lamb, bab iie es nidt pasen, bic Re9ts
Der Der. Staateu gu pertreten2 SIz
herlib 1T es ibnen betannt, oab unter
Dem 9Dlterreht ameritaniihe Surmer
unb Grporteure oas Re4t 6aben, See
bensmittsl na6 Deutidlanb iopobl,
tpie na6 5ollano gu id9iden, fofern fie
nur aur GrnGbruns Der 9ioilbeDOltes
runs Menen follen, unb ba bic oeuts
i6sn Solbaten auberbalb bes 2anbes
fteben, 10 1T bod tlar, bab Die Sene
bunsen nur bieiem 3tped oienen tOn,
nen. Sinh Der prdfibent unb iein
Stadtsi ietretdr bermaben in Gnglano
perliebt, bab fis bic GusbunserunJ
Oeutf6ldubs piinI6en? Damn pollen
mir linen cine Wlittbeilung MAIDEN.
Seutf9lanb tann nod ldnge 3sit obne
amsritaniI6e Ginfu6ren bsiteben. gs
bat iih auf Elm gun5es Sabr OorgeIeben
uno ldnser ipirb Der arieg ni4t baus
erH. Wir proteitiren baber ni4t i'm
Sntersffe 9eutidlanbs, fonoern Der
8er. Staatsn, beren Reats ourd bas
@srboltsn Oss prdiibsntsn unD isines
Stadtsfstretdrs Oergeipaltigt tperben
uHo bsreu rationale gbrs geI6anbet
fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22

gs 1T Die b09ite 3eit, 0lB
bic Oeuti4en Dem qrGiioenten @ilIou
unb Dem Stautss sSetretdr 9rpaH bic
Rriessartifel psrlsien, benn bic 4rt
uub @eiie, ME iis ii6 an Der 8eruns
eltmpfuus 9suti6lonos 6etbeiIigen,
fdnst an, bo6sraOig TtanbalOs 5u tpers
ben uHo itroft lire ReutraIitdtsbes
tbeusrunssn Giisen. 8ie Die beutIds
9Otidaft in Waibinston berihtst, pers
breitet unier Staatsbepartement bic
liigenbdften &naaben, baB Die Seute
ffen Die belgii4e geD0ltsrune benz
Sungertooe ubsrlisfsru, inDem lie ibr
ale Qebensmittsl pesnebmsn. Die
Wabr6eit III, oub bic oeutften 9eb0rz
ben in 8elgien ales dufbieten, Inn ben
GtDiIiiten 2ebeusmittsl su peridaffen
unb oab foear bic SoIbaten ibr 8roo
nit ibnen tbeil.n. Sopeit Elm Roth
itanb beftebt, 1T er Iebisli6 uno allein
Gnglanb 5uauibreibeu, befen &riesse
fdiffs, nph ebe bic Deutiden in Bel
gien eingeriidt Daren, sins In5abl nit
grobftoffen belabener S6iffe, Die fir
@ntDerpeu uHO uHbere bslsifde 2iis
iteuitdbte beitimmt paren, tapsrten
uno nah 2onbon brddten. Srob bic.
isr befannten Sbdtfa9e bat unIer
Gtaotsbspartement bic anbeutung ee4
maht, bob es notbpeHbis lei. nit
Deutf9lanb Elm lle6ereiniommen gu
trefen, baB es GenbuHgen Dpn Ra5s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
eS mar fein eiiiaIser

feiteeuominen. es mar fein eiriaiser
GeiifIider."
lie .gfbein. .Meitf. 8ts.1 teroffent'
lidt foIsenben Drnbtberidt aus slrit'
tperpen bonn 10. September:
Inter oen pielen @criihteu, bic unt'
berImlfen, pnr audi behnuptet NOR.
Den, Der paitor BON Saelen lpdre auf.
geIangen iino Der Naiior BON @eerin.
gen pire erifoiien iporoen. Oas aut.
iperpener .SanoelsbIab" mrb nun
beibes ipioerrufen. Gie beioen @eiit.
lihen iino ipobIauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
1em 1lntbeii emtriHen.
Eie geide Ses Gbarles Senper &C.
bergen.

es geIang geItern, bic seife oes
40 Sabre aIten CHARLES Seuper. ipel'
der porecitern nabe Der gentrar CTR.
bcim gncen crtrnnf, ben GIutben 81
enirciiien. 1ie gltern bes GrtrifTite'
ncn nebmen an bab ibr Sobn, Der
Elm gutter Sdtpiinmer mar, bon ardm.
pfcn befaIIeu tpurbc, als er iih I'M
Glib fefano ino urierging ebe linn
pilfe aetradt perSen fonnte. Tie 2ei.
flc ipirOe natb sseppOrt sipeds BE.
croienns eebraHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
Sonnerstas, ben 22. SftOber 1914.
Ga 1T eriiatIid Oab SLAM

Ga 1T eriiatli4 bab 5lans
tirunsen auf bem peitliden striegss
icbaupIab nidht msbr itattfinpen. ions
bern bab bic 0sutIden iest snersiids
2lnitrensungen mafen, bic feinoli6sn
2inisn gu Dur4bre4en uno babel auI
frdftisen WiOeritanb itobsn. Die Be
miibungeu Der Seuti9en iperoen sr'
folsrei6 iein, Iobalb iis ssniisenbs
@eritdrtunsen bsranseSosen baben.
9lus Der Sbatiade, oab lie ben
Surdbru9 periuaen, balten mir uns
Su Der 4nnabme berehtigt, pab ihusr
Siefe @erftGrtunssn gu 9ebpte iteben.
2luf isbsn SAL itebt felt, oab Deutids
lano pieber bic OffeniiDe ersriffen
bat unb biz Elm entI6eioenoes GreigniB
beribtet pirb, 1T uHier tdslites 9s@
bet: nSOtt isgne bic oeutidsn Wafs
feH."
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Die beIsii6e Regierun9
rsr0ffsntli6t cine @n5ubl Dptuments,
I'M ben Yelpsis gu erbringeH, baB ile
teine @erabreounsen nit Jrantreid
unb England sstroffen bate. Samit
nil fie bic in 8riifel aufsefunosnen
Dotumente piberlegen, peIde na4tpeir
fen, bab cine iolde 9erabreouns ihon
1905 beitanb. Qber bieIe Wioerlegung
i6eitert an benz Datum Der pDn
9elgien psrDffentlidten 0otumente,
nGmlid ben 4. Iusuit 1914.
Sn Dieien pirb seiust, bab 5rantreih
uno Gnslanb gslsien su Silfe tommsn
iperosn. Betpieien miro bamit nur.
bab bic Mniirten an eine NeutralitGtse +
perlsBung bon Seiten Oeuti4lanos
ni6t seba6t bdbsn, tpGbrenb lie ale
8ortebrunsen i'm 9ebeimen nit gsls
glen setroffen batten, I'm ielbit bic
Reutrolitdt gu Derlesen.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
threat IN letter.
Commissioned Of Water and
Light Of X. G. Bothered.
vanda1s Put Soap In Machin.
cry and Boilers Of Plant.

Kansas City. Feb. 28.-Following q
second attempt within the week to put
out of commission the municipal cleo
trtc light plant in Kansas City, KAN.
L. H. Chapman. municipal commis-
G1oner Of water and light, made public
the details Of what he said was Z
concerted effort to destroy the light
company's property and cause the
plant to shut down. A letter received
six weeks ago by Commissioners Chap
man threatening him with death un-
less he turned over $2.s00 was made
public. After naming secluded place
where the commissioner must bring
the money at q certain hour to fulfill
its conditions the latter said:
Bring this personally and II you re-
port this to the police you do 80 at the
risk of your life. So we certainly will
get you regardless OF time or cost Be
prompt and we will never bother you
again. This IL your chance. money or
life."
Tho letter was signed with tri-
angle, q dagger and the letter M, piot,
ted. The machinery at the Municipaii !
plant was stopped and large part OF
the city left in darkness last night by
what is believed to be a foreign SUP
stance put into the water used In the
boilers. The water foameo when
heated and caused the generators 70
stop. A chemical analysis is oeine
made by the city chemist. Several
days ago the plant was stopped py
SOAP in the machinery.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
STYLES FIRST HAND.
Observation at Style Centers Gives
Ekbefg's Work Authenticity.

Instead Of getting his information
Of the newest lines in mems garments
from plates and diagrams. Olof Elk
berg went direct to the eastern cities
and secured cutting instructions from
some of the country's foremost GUS
tom tailors. He also selected a very
attractive line OF new woolens for
spring which have now arrived and
have been added to his display. Men
who appreciate custom tailored cloth
ing will do we'll to look at this show
ing, and as Ekberg can speak with
authority as to fashions. even his
most modestly priced garments will
give unusual satisfaction. Display
and workrooms. 70S Kansas avenue.
second f1oor.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
MRS. BUFFuM GUILTY.
Is Sentenced to Death for Poisoning
Her Husband.

Little Valley. N. T.. Feb. 1.-Mrs. Gym
thia Buffum was found guilty Of poison
iry her husband, Willis Buffum. who died
on his farm, near here on August a. Tho
jury retired at $40 p.> m. and at 1850
o'clock returned q verdict Of guilty OF
first degree murder with a recommenda-
ton for mercy.
It Is understood q majority of the Jurors
voted for conviction from the first ballot.
Four were for conviction Of murder in u
lesser degree.
Justice Brown at once pronounced tho
death sentence upon Mrs. Buffum, fixing
the week of April for her execution IN
the electric chair at Auburn.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
UNITED FOR NEW LINE.
Oklahoma Towns Bury Hatchet ana
Join Kansas Towns.

Oklahoma Towns Bury Hatcnet anu
Join Kansas Towns.
Liberal. Kan. Feb. 2S.-Now that the
towns Of Forgan and Beaver City. Ok
have buried the hatchet over the termi-
nus of the Wichita Falls extension
chances for q north-south road through
western Kansas have gone up with
Jump. Forgan has been agreed on AZ
the terminus and both towns will sup
port the enterprise. Farmers are re-
ported TO be granting the right OF way
gratis. Joseph Trindle. civil engineer
in charge. left Liberal q few days ago
to take charge Of grade line running:
Most Of the grade work IL completed
and tracklayins will commence in the
early spring. Western Kansas has
been repeatedly promised that when
this road reached ForgAn 1t would be
extended to either the Santa Fe, Mis-
souri, Pacific or Union Pacific lines
running into Denver. which means a
north and south road for the western
third Of the state. rff 81
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
NINE. GluCk'S HOBBY


Just where the broad Hudson turns
below West Point to how into the white
capped harbor II = big stone school In
grove OF pine trees. In the school -
ono. two. three. and one. two. three
and dreams Of the time when she sh. II
play her mothers accompaniment.
Tho child II the Younger Alma Gluck.
only daughter Of the dark eyed soprano
VINO SANG Friday afternoon at the opera
house.
Mime. Gluck often boards q local At
the Grand Central. steams past Irving
on Hudson. Tarrytown. and alights at
Peekskill.
"st. Marys.' she directs the driver
OF the station hack, drives through the
old Dutch town. and enters the school
grounds, passing the stone castle at
the foot OF the hill, the tennis courts,
the chapel and the convent
One OF the soft voiced. white capped
sisters meets the singer in the drawing
room and leads her t. the hall whore
the 10 year old Gluck girl IL practicing.
The youngster spins about on the stool.
gasps Mother" and clasps her arms
about tho throat that holds the golden
notes.
Then Nine. Gluck seats herself at the
piano. and runs her fingers over the
keys 'doubtfully and far away" Per-
maps she sings Smetana'0 bohemian
Cradle Song" with its grooming refrain.
sleep sweet, sleep long"
Sisters and pupils and teachers gath
er to hear her. But the voice that has
charmed international audiences IL only
for the wistful eyed girl who sits on a
low stool and listens.
She sings the lifting Song Of the
Shepherd Lehl." Suns up, winds up.
wake up. dearest" with q smile in her
eyes. assurance that the dearest" il
all for the little Alma.
One Of the girls who met Nine. Gluck
after the recital had attended st.
Mary8. The sopranos eyes glowed
when she spoke Of it,
She has placed her one youngster at
a home school, ono Of the few MAIN
tained by an Episcopalian sisterhood,
a school surrounded by woods and
water. above the bright blue Hudson.
across from the Palisades.
Caruso may pen cartoons for q pas
time. Orvi1le Harold may scribble
scenarios. but Alma Gluclks hobby Is
just her little girl
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
, LIGHT BONDS.
10 VOTE LIGHT BONDS.
Larned Citizens Also Want Municipal
Ice Plant.

Larned. Kan, Feb. 1s.-since the city
council voted recently to submit the
proposition Of bufIding = municipal
light plant to the voters at the coming
spring election. q considerable agitation
has developed to include in the bond
issue. II voted. an Appropriation for
q municipal Ice plant. Since the ques-
ton OF municipal ownership Of public
utilities was first broached several
weeks ago all important expressions OF
public sentiment have indicated that
the bond proposition will carry. This
encouragement causes municipal own
ership enthusiasts to feel that an in
crease In the size Of the proposed bond
Issue to include an ice plant would aid,
rather than injure. the municipal light
plant proposition.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
BENTON WAS MURDERED.
Texan Says Many Would Avenge Eng
lishman's Death.

Winfield, Kan, Feb. 2S.-W. E.
Merydith Of Lipscomb county. Texas.
who IL here on a visit, was friend
OF w, s. Benton, the British subject
who was recently killed in northern
Mexico by Villa. Mr.. Merydith says
Benton was q polished gentleman and
a capable business man.
Only q few weeks ago Mr.. Merydith
met Mr.. Benton on his ranch, and at
that time would have closed q deal
with him for cattle. had there been
any assurance that the cattle could
have been brought across the border.
Mr.. Merydith believes the killing of
Benton was a cold.blooded. II not an
entirely unprovolked murder. and says
there are hundreds of Texans anxious
to avenge It,.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
TAKING UP OIL LEASES.
People Near Liberal Interested in
OperAt1Ons-Much Activity.

Liberal. Kan., Feb. 28.-The recent
purchase OF several thousand acres Of
Oil leases in this vicinity by promoters
and the gradual approach Of "strikes''
has aroused much enthusiasm over
oil prospects here. A recent strike"
near Shattuck, Okla, at a depth Of
500 feet. the finding Of oil in a well
near Arnett and the encouraging
statements issued by prospectors who
have investigated the Englewood dis
trict are taken here as indications
that the trend Of oil finds is towards
this vicinity.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
Decrease.


Atchison. Kan, Feb. 2s..Haskell
Indian basketball team easily defeat
ed the Midland college team here
Friday night by a score Of Sc to 2e.
Flood starred for the Indians. scoring
10 fie1d goals.
Atchison high school won the title
to the county championship by. de-
feating Muscotah high school. SO to s.
At Wichita, Kan.-Fairmouut COL
lege, 81; State Normal. -.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
HERrNGrON SUN SOLD.
Ralph r. Lee Buys Interest OF Perle
w. Morgan.

HerinRton. Feb. 2S.-Perle w. Nor
gan. editor and owner of the Herring
ton Sun. yesterday sold his publica-
ton to Ralph r. Lee. of Brighton.
Colo.
While under Mr.. Morgan's control
the editorial policy OF the sun was
progressive. Mr.. Lee, who took charge
Yesterday, will change the policy of
the paper to Republican.
Mr.. Morgan was for years in charge
of the Kansas City, Kan, office OF the
Kansas City Star.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
EDNA HOPKINS HELPS. ~
Topeka Girl Assists F1femien In Bostor
COnflngrasion.

Boston, Feb. 28.-Students from
several young women's colleges To-
Gated in the Fenway did .commenda-
BILE work at the fire. in the fashionable
Riverside View, doing damage Of $780,
900 and trapping inmates in upper
6oor1-
several persons who lived in the
hotel and several firernen were badly
hurt. The fire continued for hours
ciety girls in their home cities, made
coffee and sandwiches and carried
them to the firemen as they staggered
nom the burning bulldihG.
Among those reported - assisting
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28

On next Monday evening. the "a OF
March, the annual election Of officers
will take place at tho K P hail, 122
East Sixth street.
Remember, you are entitled to vote
and II you are not present you will
have no ''lxick comin9."-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
FOR SEWARD COUNTY OFFICES
liberal News VIII Issue Coming Ouf
Edition. : ? : - -

Liberal, Kan, Feb. 28.1The first issue
Of the Liberal News in March will be
q political comingout number. At that
time numerous aSPirants of both par
ties have agreed to announce or deny
their ambitions before the primaries.
Much political medicine is being con-
cocted in anticipation Of the issue a.
1t Is understood that practically all
those under consideration as entries in
the coming primaries have agreed to
make their Intentions known at that
time.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
MORGAN PRESIDENT.
Y. M. C. A, Elects Officers-Gutld 1s
Fourth Vice President.

salina, Kan. Feb. 2S.-W. 7. Nor
gan, editor Of the Hutchinson News,
Friday was reelected president Of the
State Y. M. C. A., which is In state
convention here. The other officers
elected for the ensuing year were:
First vice president, Frank Hagerman
Of Salina; second vice president. w. 8.
Handley of wichita; third vice presi-
dent, Tudor Charles Of Republic: /:
fourth vice president, DR.. Roy B. Guild
Of Topeka: secretary, N w. Benning
Of Fort Scott; assistant secretary, O.
w. Toberg Of Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
JUDCE RUPPENTHAL 10 RUN.

Popular Judge Asks Another Term In
Twenty-Third District.
Russell, Kan, Feb. 2S.-Judge J.. G.
Ruppenthal Of this city has made his
announcement for reelection as Judge
IN his announcement he says:
"Unless you feel sure OF getting =
Judge who by reason Of his vigor OF
morals, mind and body, his integrity,
industry and ability. will better ad-
minister tustice--speedy, cheap, sure
u ask you to nominate me on the
nonpartisan judicial ballot. -"
There will be at least two other can
didates for the same office.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
STORM HURTS TRADE.


New York, Feb. R-Dun's Review says:
IN many SECTIONS Of the country this Woo&
ana caused 4elay in making deliver1ee 90
q tendency to check progress in commGf-
cial and industrial channels. reports iron
the leading centerD continue optimistic In
TENOR Begt news emanated from those
lines benefiting by tina low Temperatures,
notably heavy weight apparel, footwear
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
PAVING FOR DODGE CITY.


proved Business Section.
Dodge City, Kan. Feb. 2S.-The last
signers to a petition for paving Dodge
Citv's business district were secured
and the petition will be presented to
the city Commission next week. About
eighteen blocks OF paving are asked
for in the petition. ana twleve more
blocks may be paved as q result OF
another paving petition which ID now
being circulated.
Last fall Dodge city completed its
first paving. eight blocks, and 1t has
proved so satisfactory that property
owners have demanded more improve
ments.
The contract for a new high school
was let yesterday to the Evans Con-
struction company of Mexico, Mo-, for
S45,O0O. The heating contract went
to f. o. Misner of Dodge City at $13,-
400.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-28
HORSES DYING Ar IiEBo.

Lebo Citizens Ask state Vet0fnarinm
TO Investigate.
Lebo, Kan, Feb. 28.-TWo horses
are dead ana six more are dying on
the farm Of g. w. Calvert, county
treasurer. six miles east Of here. DIR.
Smith. Z veterinary surgeon Of Lebo,
was called and said the cause was
ensilage poison. Several horses have
died in this section the last few
months with blind staggers. DIR. Smith
IL In communication with the state
veterinary department at Manhattan
in hope Of having assistance in making
q thorough Investigation.