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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

So far the great European war
seems to be distinguished chiefly. out
side OF the slaughter and suffering
that's been incident to 1t, on account
81 the claims Of successes that have
been made by the several parties to it..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Troubles never come singly. One
of the towns that got in the limelight
through the war, and which hiss to
stagger along under the name OF
Przemysl, is no, the scene Of a chol-
era endemic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Mars is glutron. His appetite is
Unsuitable. Lord Kitchener told the
British public the other day that Eng
land now has a million and a quarter
men in training to send to the front.
And he asked for more
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Haiti is quiet again and may pos
sibly continue that way for six or sew
EN- days. Revolutionixing in Haiti
comes nearest to perpetual motion of
anything that man has a hand in
alrina
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

How did that recent report of an
earthquake shock along the Califor-
MIA coast ever manage to get past the
San Francisco censor7
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Now that a woman has put out one Of
her own eyes with a hatpin, it is pos
Eible that she and her sisters will be
more in a mood to reform their ways
in the use of these deadly weapons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED rRESs

The State Journal 10 q member Of the
AesoeaAted Press and receives the full day
Telegraph report oe that great news o.
8onlntlon. for the exclusive afternoon
publication IN Topeka.
Tho news 10 received in The State Jour-
nal building over wires Tor this sole Dun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

About the only peace in sight the
world over is the cne in prospect in
the baseball arena. And it is necessary
II baseball is to tive and grow fat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

AS was to have been expected. Ber-
lin reports that the retirement Of the
German and Austrian forces before
the Russian hordes il premeditated
and 'for strateHic purpOses''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

No doubt about this being a free
country. In Kansas alone, no less
than 81 men have established skunk
farms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11

Among tho worthless checks" are
many OF those the Allies are reported
to have given to the Germans from
time to time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
THE sEArHER RECORD.

Following are obeerva tons OF the Unit
ed States weather bureau for the twenty
four hours ending At Z O'Clock this
morning: Rss,, ~
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-13

ORDINARY BRASS BEDS TARNLSH
In who brass edkn how
the old shec lacquer the brass surface
which furnishes and bacens practically running the bed Other
sell such beds but do sell them This sells
INSURANCE BOND which
that the will tash. These beds made by the Pittsburgh
Hon Company whose product popularity
BEDS
and because there the wearing quality of
tn lacquer finish.
of brass beds good Hicson Pro-
Beds limitations genune-the only
that be getting genuine signed
insurance bond We give one heachp purchase.
\
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-13
ale Of UntarniShab|e Brass Beds Finished with

y DE- GUN I'M Witt OONL4 NEAN - VONDs
BRASS BED BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
The Pittsburgh ckson beds noted for other features
everlasting quality of the lacquer
They the beautifully designed and finished beds
market The designs destncve of character and
eren from all other makers patterns which have become
through what is called in the trade standardization You will
that there nook crevces crannies the trm
catch the dust dirt Ebery line is smooth, making them the
ary of all BEDS All brass trimmings made by hand of
stamped brass heavy others who thin spun bras
durable eggshelL
Every bed in all its details of construction represents the be
had In materials and workmanship.
The sun., 1914-08-28
ANDERSON BEST SCORER OF DAY.
Hummer Up Last Year Does ELws-
nok In -.

MiNCHEsrrr. VI. Aug 27.-John q.
Anderson. who was runner up IN last
years championship. had the best Of all
practice rounds preliminary to the anna
'eIr championship at Ekwanok to-day.
when ne scored at II. Playing the course
'r the first time in several weeks Walter
J. Travis reeled of 72 and with C. II.
'rocAer as a partner administered a 3
and defeat 10 Fred Herreshoff and Max
e Marston
Howard Perrin OF Merton Cricket Club
6td round OF 73 this morning, and this
VAS equalled this afternoon by the met
opolltdn champion, oswald Klrkby. al
lhough he and Grantland Rice met defeat
before avery low best ball score by W.
& Foanes. Jr., and Or. G, II. Gardner.
+, NJ Bvcrs arrived on the scene to-day
and played this afternoon. Francis Oul-
met is due tomorrow morning. The ma
loT,ty o' the better players are beginning
10 lay on for part OF each day.
The sun., 1914-08-28
TOUCHARD AND BEHR
REMAIN IN TOURNEY
LATTER Plays Spectacularly TO
Beat Murray in Battle
Vt Five Sets.
rOIR NEW WORKERS FAIL
;nman. Major. Washburn and
pcll Eliminated-Beekman
in scholastic Final.
rorR NEW WORKERS FAIL

Nrvror1. iuE 81 PLAY in the lawn
,,,,ls tournament for the championship
c, IN. tinted States at the Casino courts
80. v,s Brought down TO the round
he,ors the semi.hnals to-day. eight
,,,y,-s being lett in the running. New
,orls majority WAS cut by four. only
r.s,.,c y rpuchard and Karl Behr re-
,,,inips. B,th were extended to win.
,n,urh ard boat another New Yorker. Fred
. Irmin. IN nve sets at IS, is, 6-3.
50. Benr player spectacularly to
..,o.e - Il Lindley Murray of Palo
,,o IN \ stirring fivc set battle at IS.
"a -, s, SIS.
San Francisco and Philadelphia each
,,, three mon left The Westerncrs are
N.ur,,c Mel l.oughlin. tho playing through
,S,mp,on. who disposed OF t. T.. Pearson
81, Newport Clarence J. Griffin. who sd-
,,n,d over George y. Gardner Of Bos-
ION. the latter defdulting on account Of
death IN his family, and Ella Fottrcll.
mo eliminated Nathaniel W. Niles of
Boston.
An three philadelphans put New York
.rs out n Norris Williams I'd van
ouIshei Cedric 4. Major. william ].
,lother triumrhed over Watson NJ.
W.shburn and Wallace r. johnson dis
ros.d Of Theodore X. Pcll
Leonard Reekman OF New York, winner
q, the Columbia University interscholas.lc lc
tournament. advanced to the final round of
the national interscholastic championship
,oday BY beating Harold 4. Throckmor-
10, Of Railway. y. J., Princeton winner.
In the upper half Edward n. Mccormick,
california, downed Jerry II. Weber. Chi
NJ tN MI
In the nnL round for the title tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Elsonora Sears and Norman f.
Bsookes played In the mixed doubles
tournament against Mrs A. $. Burden and
william " Johnston. Johnston was very
much on form and the former pair won
easily In straight sets at 6-l. e.. The
summaries:
National championshlg-Men. singles
'o-k. defeated Frederick c Inman. New
York. IS, Is, "a t--2. SO: Ella Fot
N.. SBo Bo.,or' 1"ssSS ss' sNi rs s9'f sms mcs
I'D Norris Williams I'd. Philadel phia, de-
.r'd cork 4 Ma Mslo! Ney yo- Iors s,.;; q
r Lindl.y Murrsy. Paio Ai,O, as. So.
5.i,,,.al,Si. aS. s.s; WilI,.m J. :, clS,h!,r.
&..ce + johnson. rhliadslphis.. defeated
.n;oder' r. Pei; New n York; Is 81,
,so, Won from George p. Gardner. Jr..
Boston by default; Maurice e. McLoush
'a san Francisco defeated E. p. Pearson.
Nseport. 6--l. 6--e. "a.
National Interscholastic Championship
Semi Hnal Round-Edward u. Mccormick.
University Of southern California, defeated
lsr-, " weber. University ~ Chicago.
- 4. s-3. IS. s--l: Leonard Beck
man Co'umn', University, defeated Harold
a kuortOn. Princeton University.
g. > ., J.
Mixed pouhlrs--First Round-Miss
Esor0rs Setrs and Norman r. Brookes de-
'sttsd Mrs Burden and William VI John
son s-i. C. Miss Fcnno and George
. w-snr defeated Mrs. Spencer and Theo-
ln-. Poi -. ID
The sun., 1914-08-28
OKEE BEATS OTHER
THIRTIES IN SERIES
Mahlstedt's Yacht First In All
Three Races in Atlantic
Clubs Regatta.
ALICE BEST OF ALL Q CRAFT
Gets Second Leg on Thompson
Trophy-Imperia Defeats
Rival Yawl.
ALICE BEST OF ALL Q CRAFT

Thirty-eight yachts started IN the last
of the series Of races OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club yesterday. The Okee, owned
by j. 4. Mahlstedt, finished first In the
race OF the thirties. beating the Banzai
53 seconds. She won all three races IN
her class and gets the series prize. In
the Sound schooners the MORA was the
winner. but the series prize went to the
Alicia bv one point.
Gherardi Davis again sailed the q
yacht Alice home first. with the Arvia
second and Virginia third. This gave the
series to the Alice. which now has two
legs OH the Thompson trophy. Xhc JOY
eta sailed against the winner Of the q
class and was beaten again. In a special
race the yawl lmperia beat the Sakana
by more than II minutes. The Rohllla
won In the Sound handicap class from
the sally IN. and captured the series
prize.
the Yuron In the 1nterclub class and
won the series prize by one point. The
Joy won In the Gravesend Raw Handicap
class, but the NJ. and F. was the winner
OF the series. The 8 class yachts Cyric
and NJ and r. H.. have been sailing for
the Upton cup and until yesterdays race
was tied. each having won a race. Yes
terday the NJ. and t. II. won from the
Cyric by minute 80 seconds As II
was the third victory for the NJ. and r
H. the prize has been won outright by
Camp and Marchant. her owners. The
summaries
NEW YORK YACHT GLIB % FOoTERs-
START, l.t5-COtRSE, u MILES
The sun., 1914-08-28
Ebb.,, Find. way to Beat Law.

Col Charles II Ebbets and the Nc
he'Ner brothers are going TO run boxing
nolts AT Ehhets Field This may sur
prse many who know the law prohibit
nc open air hghts in New York state.
on' tho state Athletic Commissi finds
'set poNerless TO prevent this seeming
h'racuon couple OF pieces OF can
vas have rendered the law null and void.
i'r M"Ssrs. Ehbets and Mckeever intend
Sre"hing big top from the upper
yer OF the grand stand in such n manner
IS 10 make virtual enclosure for both
ooSeTs and spectators. 4 permit will be
granted in few days, according to rumor
yesterday.
The sun., 1914-08-28
MISSED PUTS BEAT CHAMPION.
M,.. HeImer EIiminated-Mrs.
Hal M mond and Mrs. CO1burn stay

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Four missed puts
took the women's Western golf champion
ship from Miss Myra Helmar. the Mid
lothian star, to-day. The cluster OF erraht
shots for the cup came at critical moments
in the former title holders brilliant match
with Mrs II. u. Hammond. the Indiana
state champion, In the seml-hnais at the
Hinsdale Golf Club and eventually gave
the victory to the Indianapolis player by
. and /. Mrs +. S. Colburn OF Glenview
now carries the title hopes OF Chicago.
She entered the finals by defeating Miss
Laurie Kaiser. the ST. Louis and Floss
moor contender. and ],
Mrs Colburn made the eighteen holes
In 50 in eliminating her Mound CITY
rival. She equalled the mems par az nVe
ho,es with an approxmated fve for
the eighteenth Mrs. Hammond also set
an 50 pace She took 45 going out. Mrs
Colburn played her steadiest game com
ing in, making the second nine IN AZ
The sun., 1914-08-28
NEW CRUISER DEFEATS
ALL BUT FLYAWAY III,
RuthcrfOrd's Wilfreda Driven
by 1870 II. P. Motor Shows
Fine Turn Of Speed.

new cruising racer showed at Man.
hasset Bay yesterday and raced against
the Fyaway III. and others for the cabin
launch challenge trophy. She WAS the
Nilfreda- owned by ] NJ. Rutherford OF
the Seawanhaka Corinthan Yacht Club.
She Is a very pretty boat. built at Ess!ng-
ton from designs by Bowes & Mower.
She Is tfty-six feet long and is driven
by an eight cylinder Sterling motor Of
$50 horse power. The Flyaway III. has
Il 100 horse power Van Blerck. The Fly
away III. led the Wilfreda all over the
course and finished nearly IL minutes
ahead. She was measured after the race
by Fred *. Lord and while he did not
figure out her exact rating he learned
that the Wilfreda will allow. and conse-
quently the Flyaaay III. wins the second
race for the trophy. The wilfreda. how
ever, will beat the others in this class and
get second place. These boats were
started at . o'clock and went over the
course to Matinicock Point ana back.
twenty and a half miles.
The Flora del Mar started at the same
time for the motor yacht trophy. She
maoe good 4 ne over the course and
showed that when she races against the
Flyaway and Wilfreda in the long dis
tan,e races tomorrow she will be well
IN the racing with her big allowance.
There were four starters for the ma
tional trophy and Pierre A. Proars Muir
maid wen again. This time she finished
fir3t, beating the Little Gunfire easily on
actual time. The Little Gunfire tried d
new propeller. which did not drive the
boat as fast as she went on Wednesday.
The summaries.
o
The sun., 1914-08-28

BETHLEHEM, y. H.. Aug. 27.--In to-
ua' sem.-tinal round OF match play In
'hr fourth annual invitation golf tourna-
neAt Or G, g. Giddlngs OF Atlanta
le'eated L. Forsaith OF Brunswick
and and Joseph Hunter OF Essex
DoIntv beat Frank X, English, the
'TaalIls', Of New Haven by up.
T.. IN me second division J. W. Kennedy,
sor's' nm beat w. r. Estes, Providence.
and !, and Herbert Green, Crescent A.
neat H. T. Hslton, Portsmouth,
The sun., 1914-08-28

Series Points New York Yacht Club 30
tooters- okee, s. Banzsi. 3. Schoonere,tes-
Alicia. .; Mora, I. Class Q-Alice :: Arvia ::
virginia, Larchmont Intercub Como 3
Yuron. Long Island Sound Handicap Glass
Rohllla. .; sally lA., I. Class S-M. & f. II
.; Cyrc. I. Bay Side Birds Heron. l.: Loon
:; Curlew, :; Tcaser, krockabouts Protest
pending Star Glass Shadow, 81; Cynosurc 30:
Dipper. L: Msxise' u: zs,a zs is Areu, IRE .''le IA
Meteor. Il; Half Moon, 10 Gravesend Bay
Handicap Glass NJ. 4 r.. Q. JOY,
The sun., 1914-08-28
MOUNTAIN TITLE AMONG FOUR.
Evans, Stnndish, Richard and Tat,
survive at WaumbeL.

JEFFERSON. y. II, Aug 27.-The first
and second rounds OF match play in the
White Mountain goi championship at
Waumbek were disposed OF to-day. leaving
BrIce :. Evans OF Belmont Springs, J. d.
Standish, Jr. OF Detroit, Harold G.
Richard OF st. Andrews and f.. NJ Taft
OF Woodland to meet In the seml-hnals
tomorrow. The summaries:
First Round-Brlce s Evans Belmont.
beat Winthrop Ssyre Englewood. | up;
W. L. Richard 81. Andrews, beat Galen
snow, Greenfield. and 8; l., NJ. Taft. Jr
Hatherly. beat II; p, harrington. Woodland,
and ?. j. ID. Standish, Jr., Detroit beat
Sydney Brown, BAltusrol, by default; A ].
Mcclure, Lakewood, beat W Victor, VIII.
Jams, and q H. c. Richard, 81. Andrews.
beat W. II, Lippinc9tt, Hlverton. 9 ana :;
l.. NJ Washburn, Princeton, beat {. NJ
Fink. Maplewood. and 4.
Second Round-Evans beat W. l.. Rich
ard, 2 and .. Standsh beat T. VI TAFT,
.Ir., and g. u. NJ TAFT beat Mcclure.
/ up. u. e, Richard beat Washburn. ! up
nineteen holes).
North Carolina League
Greensboro / Durham 0
Asheville Winston Salem (ralnl.
charlotte Raleigh (rainl.
The sun., 1914-08-28
Greater city Fair Victorious.

l,.usn''i"oon, \ H., Aug. 97--The
.'nd'cap two bah mixed foursomes for
% op1e' offered by W. w. Owens OF
,,.',"'.. rame to an end to-day. Miss
ps'' BOYD, New York, and ". y. Blue,
-, ,,'n''h "on with an aggregate net OF
beating The low medallists OF yes
s.4'|. NJ and Mrs r. f. Decker OF
r-..,.'i. y D. by 8 strokes. David a.
Navy, ne ~ Detroit won the tournament for
a, under u, defeating Il. ]. Roosevelt
The sun., 1914-08-28

Nt"roEr Aug. 27--The semI.inal
f round AT the Newport Golf Club
,.Ne .Ne pr sidcnt's cup was PLAYED this
,,,. noon Richard Gambrill beat Law
sor Waterbury up and and J. Cor
,rs .H'1s.a as beat George r. Cozzens q
row ' lhe hnal will be played to.mor-
The sun., 1914-08-28

pcter ". a;02 63; Thistle .:05 40; Pandora II
liam These are figured from Flyswsy. Tho
wilfreda has to allow time to all ana nei
rating will show Fyavay winner and VII
freda second.
The sun., 1914-08-28
.Behr Puts Murray Out of Tournament
FRANK B0GAsH COMING ALONG.
BisgeH Pacing winner of 1913
wins In 2iO2 "a ana Repeats.

BUFFALO. Aug. 27.-Three good con-
tests marked the closing day OF the Fort
Erie Grand Circuit meeting. The West
ern stallion Our Colonel won his third
consecutive start and defeated Del Rey
easily and decisively. The defeat OF the
heavily played fsvorite Leila Patchen was
due to unsteadiness.
Last years biggest pacing winner.
Frank Bogash. Jr.. paced wonderfully
Improved race In the free for all and
Murphy Is now getting him ready to meet
william later in the circuit. After win
Ming the deciding heat In 2 2:02& Murphy
worked Bogash back In the same notch
pacing the last quarter in 80 seconds
The summaries:
al? class. pacing. pur.. $1,000
The sun., 1914-08-28
LEGAL NOTICEA.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter Of the application Of the
Pelican Assurance Company for authority
TO change IT'S name TO the IMPERIAL
ASSURANCE COMPANY. sir:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that upon the
annexed petition Of the Pelican Assurance
Company, verified the ith day Of August,
1914 and upon the schedules therein men
toned and thereto annexed. copies OF which
are herewith served upon YOU, and upon the
certificates In said petition mentioned, to he
hereafter obtained and presented to tho
Court with said petition and schedules, aud
upon afildavits ~ due publication Herewith
to be presented, a motion Will be made
at Special Term NJ this Court To he held
at the County Court House In the Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New York, on tho
7th dav of September, 1914, at 1870 o'clock
In the forenoon OF that dHN, or as soon there
after as counsel can he heard, for an order
granting the prayer Of said petitioner. either
In the form hereto annexed and herewith
served upon you. or In such other form
such Court shall think proper, and for
such other and further relief as to this
Court may seem just and equitable in the
premises.
Dated, New York, Angus, 'th, 1917
GEORGE A. STRONG, Attcrney ' for p.,l.
tioner. .ofhce and Post othce Address
No. ~ Wall Street, New York CITY.
To nos. MITCHELL. MAY, Secretary Of
state of the state OF New York. Albany,
New York
The sun., 1914-08-28
south Atlantic League

Albany = Columbus, /,
tolGuhII >, Augusta,
JarksOu,illc. . Macon, /,
Charlt tstQn, u Savannah, B.
The sun., 1914-08-28

Hartford, Q: New London. o.
Pittstell, S: Spring 2.
Bridgeport. o, New Britain, n,
waterbury. Z. New Haven, O.
The sun., 1914-08-28
HARTFORD LINE

From New plcr 40, Fast River. foot of Peck Sip
daily except sunday, at +. N, for Conn ecti IL vi
River landlngs. Write for Summer folder.
The sun., 1914-08-28
Southern lea que.

Memphis. !2, New Orleans, oseven in
nings By agreement.
Mobile 4. Atlanta, :.
birmingham. .; Chattanooga, ten In
ninssl
Nashvi.Ie, /; Montgomery o
The sun., 1914-08-28
NATIONAL CHALLENGE TRoPHY-CoURsY
10 MII.ES-START

Elapsed
Finish time
Boat and Owner HMS Inns
Murmaid T. prosl .......... & II 70 II 10
Little Gunfire W J. Brainsrd s 10 SO 10 81
Bull Moose IL. r, J. Gregory Disabled
Saratoga Jr., j. Terriss ,..... Disabled. $500
Corrected times-Muirma1d, l:oslt; Little
Gunhre. 1919 80
MOTOR YACHT TROPHY-COuRSE, :1's
MILES-START, 40.
Flora del Mar, W. y. Blsisdell. Z u " u u
CABIN LAUNCH TROPHY COURSE. :lh
MU.ES-START zoo
The sun., 1914-08-28

Greensboro. ]. Durham. o
AsheVille- Winston Salem 1raln).
charlotte Raleigh Orainl.
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