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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
NO TYPHOID GERMS.
County Health Physician Says Water
in school Wells Is Good.

There is no typhoid in the wells on
Shawnee county school grounds. ac-
cording to county physician, Dr. C. C.
Lull. Some Of the wells he said to-
day. Showed considerable quantities
of mineral in solution, probably re-
suit of their being little used through
the summer. but 1 recommended that
they be emptied before the opening of
the school terms. Wells not much used
probably accumulate higher percent
age solution Of minerals from the rock
surrounding, so the water may become
less palatable than those constantly in
use''
While Dr. Lull, has not made a gen.
eral report on the conditions in the
county to J. F, Eby, county superintend-
ent Of schools, he has made individual
reports to each of the one hundred
school districts in the county, he said
today. Conditions have been found to
be good in most OF the districts and the
local ditrict boards have been instructed
what steps may be advisable to inn
prove conditions under their control.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
ITO BUST BAKER
Washburn Makes Resolve al
"Pep" Meeting Today.
New Football Song Composed
for Saturday Game.

watch Washburn Bust Baker is
the sentiment displayed on the foot
ball posters on the Washburn campus
today. The coming football game
with the Methodists tomorrow is
arousing the college pep"
A Rooters' club with Glenn Logan
as president was organized. Then
Cheer Leader Ross Laybourne, assist
ed by M. Troxell, who was elected
second cheer leader this morning.
made the college chapel ring with the
Washburn yells and songs.
A new football song. composed by
Miss Margaret Webb, a sophomore ii
the college. and sung to the tune, con
Wisconsin" was tried out for the first
time this morning. The words of the
song follow:
Go right to it!
Smash right through it!
Washburn break that line!
Get 1t through. boys!
Touchdown too, boys!
See that goal line shine!
On to fame and on to glory,
Washburn cannot fail!
To her blue, boys,
And to you, boys,
Hail. All Hail."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
DANDRUFF SURELY
DESTROYS THE HAIR
Makes it Dull, Brittle, Lifeless, and
Causes It 10 Fall Out.

Girls-if you want plenty of thick.
beautiful. glossy. silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandrufr, for it will
starve your hair and ruin. it If Won
don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandrufr is to dis
solve it. then you destroy it entirely.
10 do this. get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gem
tiy with the finger tips.
BY morning. most IL not all. of vour
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
~ dissolve and entirely destroy, every
single sign and trace Of it.
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop. and
your hair will be silky, fluffy, lustrous
soft. and look sand feel a hundred
times betfsSs- Hnu can Get LIQUID ar
Won at any drug store. It is inexpen-
sive and four ounces is all Won win
need. no matter how much dandruff
you have. This simple remedy never
fails.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
WILSON IN CHICAGO.
Topeka School Superintendent a
Head OF Big Committee.

H. B. Wilson, superintendent of city
schools, presided today at a meeting
in Chicago of what is probably the
most important committee of the Ma
tiOnal Education association at the
present time-the committee on
ECONOMY of time in Education" This
committee was appointed three years
ago and comes under the national de-
partment of superintendence. Ass ,
ciated with Superintendent Wilson
are some of the best known educators
of the country.
Within the next few months the
committee under Superintendent Will
son will be ready to make a report Of
their investigations at meeting OF
the department of superintendent.
The object of the cOmmittee is to elm
mate things obsolete if the school
work and retain those things that are
practical and actually equip young
people for life work. superintendent
Wilson is considered an expert on the
question of economy of time.
The Topeka schools are in a position
TO procure the latest ideas in education.
1t was with a view to increasing the
efficiency of the schools that the long
nour plan was put into effect tbs fall
and cafeteria lunch room established.
There have been many complaints con-
corning the new system. but the COM
plants have not been because of lack
of efficiency in the high school They
have been because of inconvenience to
Students, teachers and parents.
1t is claimed that the students of
the high school do their studying at the
high school building do their studying
at the high school building to better adj
vantage than at home.
There are many prominent educators
cooperating with Superintendent Will
sons committee in its work. The MEM
bers of the committee of the national
department of superintendence follows:
Superintendent Hairy B. Wilson.
chairman, Topeka. Kansas; Superin-
tendent John H. Francis. Los Angeles,
California; Superintendent Frank E.
Spaulding. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Professor Frank E. Thompson, Univer-
sity of Colorado; President 0. L
Woodley. State Normal school. Fair
mont. West Virginia: Professor ]. F.
Bobbitt, University of Chicago: Profess
sor v. A. c. Henmon. University of
Wisconsin,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
CRoSS-EYED PITCHER.
Full Blood Pluto Indian Twirler Make
Infirmfty Great Asset.

Reno. New, Oct. 9.1The Oakland club
of the Pacific Coast League has signed
Harry Sampson, full blood Piute In
dian and a graduate of the Stewart In
dian school at Carson City, as q pitcher.
Sampson is 10 years old, weighs. 150
pounds, throws and bats right handed
and is cross-eyed. Although he has
terrific speed it is said his infirmity is
his greatest asset. The base runner Is
at his mercy for he can never tell
whether the Indian Is looking at first
base or the home plate The umpirez
have also been having their troubles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09

'.GETS-IT.' IL the first one ever known
to remove corns without fail. without
pain and without trouble. This IL why
it is the biggest selling corn cure In ex-
fstence today 1t il now used by mill
lions, because it does away with sticky
tape, with plasters and cotton rings
that shift their position and press down
onto the corn with sa1ves that raw
up the toe. with Harnesses that cause
pressure and pain, with knives. raxors
and files, clawing and pulling at q corn.
-GETS-IT'' is applied in two seconds.
Two drops applied with the glass rod
do the work. Pain goes. the corn
shrlvels, vanishes. Accept no substt-
tute- Try It on any corn, wart, callus
or bunion tonight.
.sGETS-IT'' il sold by druggists eve
|erywhere, &c . bottle. or sent direct
|by f. Lawrence = Ca Chicagos-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
LOST HIS FINGER.
High school Boy Injured Through
ChivnlFy.

In pushing an automobile to get the
engine started. James Smith. of Oil
West Eighth street. and q high school
student. had the little finger of his
right hand torn off about $3.50 o'clock
last night The machine belongs to F.
and cashier OF the Shawnee State bank
Miss Lucille Elmore had some diff
Guilty In starting the engine of the
machine In front Of the high school.
Smith, Arch McKeever, Dick Barton
and several other high school and
Washburn students came by and
started to push the machine in an eff
fort to get the engine working. Smiths
little finger was caught in the brake
band In the rear Of the car and 1t was
instantly torn off. He went immeli-
ately to the office of DIR. w. s. Lind
say. and had the finger bandaged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
ASK FOR Their return

Requisition for Two Lawrence Women
in Colorado ON Larceny Charge.
Requisition on Governor Ammons
Of Colorado for the return to Kansas
of two Lawrence women wanted for
larceny from a dwelling. was issued
today by Governor Hodges on applica-
ton of the Douglas county sheriff.
The two women are Ethel F1shburn
and Ruella Tucker. charged by the
state with the theft of number OF
articles from a residence in Lawrence.
Attached to the reQuisition Is a long
list of articles alleged to have teen
stolen by the two women. These ar
ticles consisted chiefly OF wearing APP
parel and cheap iewelry. The list OF
stolen goods tofaled '$63.46.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09

Washington. Oct. SAN advance of ten
cents ton In the freight rates on coal,
proposed by the Southwestern RAILWAYS
was filed today with the Interstate COM
merce commission Unless suspended by
the communication the increase will become
effective December l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09

What do you think Of this idea Of tax.
ing jewelry?" 1T may be some good
know . man who wears a wrist watch.
hope the Government will walk right ur
and take 1t away from him."-WashinR.
ton Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
EVERY DAY OWL PRICES,

White House Breakfast Food, 2
TO- Dag. 1UC
Large bottle Good Catsup. ....... DC
10 bars Fine White Soap. ..... soc
10 bars Brown Soap. Csc
Large English Walnuts. Id. ..... zoe
6k lbs. Best Bulk Starch. ...... Csc
Finest Sweet Pickles, doz. DC
Compound, ID. ........... 1Oc
Pure Lard, Id. IL NC
Best little Salty Crackers. h.. SC
Limberger Cheese. about 2-lb.
cake. SOc
4 lbs. Best Chile Beans. Csc
One of the most Popular Brands
Coffee, soc pkg. Csc
Good Rio Coffee. 14c
Bell Coffee, Csc seller, h.. 49,. 19c
1 lbs. clean Whole Rice. Csc
Can delicious 15c Sweet. Peas. lie
zoe cake Chocolate. 10c
Fine Solid Cabbage. lib. 4 Nc
Delicious Hand Made Chocolate
Drops, Id. zOc
Fancy CSC Butterine. .93c
Our fine Bread, for 10c-4c and SC
( Sticks Candy. 1c
2 boxes Searchlight Matches. -. Toe
Good common Broom. 9Oc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
Only Sure Corn
Cure Ever Known

'Gets-It" the New Way, Drops Do It
To endure the pains and -tortures
caused by little thing like a corn is
ridiculous, simply because it is unnec-
essary. The new-plan corn cure,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
Japanese Mount Siege Guns.

mounted siege guns on Prince Henry
mountain which entirely dominates all
three Of the Using Tau forts according
10 advices reaching Picking today.
These forts are named Bismarck,
Moltke and Iltis, and are three or four
miles from the mountain. The attack
on Using Tau may begin any day. Prior
to it a demand for surrender will be
made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09

dress and &C for actual postage) to r W
Mo-. for free trial bottle Gin plain wrap
perl that will show you what Zemo can
ard will do.
OF you try Zemo for after shaving.
you'll learn something to your advant-
age.)
Zemo il sold and guaranteed by drug
Drug Co.. a. w. Lacey Drug stores-Adv-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
Quit
Scratching
Zemo Stops Itching and Burning
a Jiffy-Quickly Conquers
Eczema and Other Skin
TOrtures.


GIL AlNAAlA18 pups No ~
Zemo is begun-and all
ing and itching stops tol
heads and eczema sores
gin to fade away at
and rapidly become thin
the past as the skin resp
to the action of this c
antiseptic. non-greasy
liquid. Letters by the
thousands, telling of
Zemo cures, prove every
claim for Zemo. but you
can prove it for your
self.
Buy a . cent bottle
from your druggist to-
day and get immediate
relief or send your adj
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09
Prices Below Good as Long
as These Samples Last

One lot of WOmen's Sam
pies, small sizes, in values
o on,s to $500 at Sc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
Grit. @unocrlifJ, SER
lSerIonalnuti,en.

0err Sohn greiuer, ein til9tiges
Mitglieo oes Gmaba glGmer.
dor lmO 9irigent 0es ct. Soiepb
Stir9endor, gab geiteru sI6eno in
Der B6bmiihen 3urnballe ieineu
nngen 5relrnoen ein Nbi6ie0sfelt,
oa cr lid am y. gtai nit SRI.
aatb. Sanobofncr, einer irlngeu
belltiden Dame, nerbeirotben miro.
81 Der ibon 1rrnngIrten iSeier
batten iib aae 9fit9lieoer ocs Sir.
sbendDrs mo cine 9Iu8abl Der Gan.
ger 6es Wd1mer6or ei1IgefirnoeIi,
Die iidJ bel Selang mo fnntoier Be-
mirtbltng trcfifid dfitiiTtrteu Inter
Den biibihett 2Iniprahen, Die BON
mebrercn 81iten geboIten iuur0en,
fano bcionocr3 oic bon 9irigent
Rceie. Der 0crrn 8reirer oils trefi.
liden SQnaer umo braocn Wicnihcu
icicrtc. nm ibm ciniae giltc 2cbren
in cen llebcrtritt oeS Gbcitanoc5
mitoa6, ocu aroBtcn geifaa. 0ic
1}cier miro aacu Ibeih1cbmcrn
itetS in ougcncbmiter griunerung
bleiben
Serr G6us. Sod pon 9enninaton.
Der iit fiir5llb etu gein am 8nie
onlpltircu laiicn nntBte, bcfinoet
iid ouf Dem g8cgc Der 9eiicrrng
Ser @cter Gam lit ipieOcr io-
melt bergeitcIlt, OoB er oo5 Spital
oerIaIlau fonntc. gr gebt lou1lant
iciner OoQit0noigcu @eneiung cutge-
gen.
6rou @erm. Sagcr in 6remont
beging uor cinigcn Gaeen ibren 70.
8eburt2taq bel po1iter Jlititigfcit.
Die 6omilie SGger bctreibt in Sire.
mont Die groBtc Gigarrpnfobrif int
Staatc. 9iadtrdgIid uniercn @liid-
mlulih,
Die 6crrc1l @aoIcig1 rmO 3e
8olie Barton inio nit 0cn 0anlpfer
8rilB 6ricOridD 8ilbcIm mad guro'
pa abgeiabreu.
6err &. q. Sorm8 ans IorfoIf
lpor baute in ser Stoot. @r be.
ridtett, ooB Ole oortigeu 9eutiden
Die genii9cnOc Nu5abl llnteridriften
fir 0eutihunttrridt in oen 8olfs.
id1uleu rrlnudt haben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
gfOuiruelt lunr franf.

g}eu gorf, Mai 8Geo6ore
giooicptIt ir. lit cine Sepei6e BON
ieinem &ater 3u1eaangen. Die ieine
iidjere glntlmit ncbit ieinem Sobue
aermit in @}anaos, graiilien, mel.
oct Cine auoerc 9epei6e on 8.
Gmleu Jiooicuclt meloet, OaB Der
Grpr1iioent frant mar, nber iebt
pieoer bergcitellt lei.
9eu0 6oiriieI0 Osborne, Bro
iioeut 6es omcritaniihen 0luieums
fir 9iatllrgeiddte, fabelte Roole-
oclt, oaB Ole GrpeoifioH iebr er.
iolarcih mar 9c 8ellte betr6gt
1900 gogclbdlgc lmo 300 Ibierb1u.
te, 9lud gcographiide Gnt0Gdlmgen
mad)te Die GrpeOition.
Sabeloepeiden 5uiolge miro Sol.
iiooicpelt 6elitc ooer ntprgeD nadl
]icw glort abreirH. lsr iollte am
20. @lai eirltrciirn. Saeule .ifai
hier aliH9sns giald, tsiibrcr Der
Grpcoition, en-. glns ieinet Rel
iecr3a6llngen aebt berbor, Oob Bic
Grpe0ition NIT 0eu gr6Bten Strn.
pa3en in 0cu 8iIoniiien g}raiilieu5
81 fanlpfeu botte. iSialo iu8t, baB
Rooieptt's Sobn acrniit ioaar nod
iirelm6icr ais icin Batter lei. Die
groBten 2(nitrcn9lmgcn foultcn ibnl
niht9 1nbobcn. 9looiepcltS Mnrid)-
tempo ging icIbit BEN giuocbore-
men ii6cr oic @utitnur, ipOoB Moo.
icbeIt m0 icin S0bn oeren @cDcbrc
tragen nntBten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
Gin DampTtr
grItranbrt!
6rna 5raneeS 9nriun SarriiOn,
Satin OrS ScnBtrurirs Der
Eilippinen, uutef ben
Saiiaaiertn.

@ai5tngion, . g., Il Ilai. -
9rabtIoien bent Staaisocportemcnt
pon Der Suiel 5orntoia 5hgeaaHgeHe
Gepeifcn jlliolge liz sit bciitrdlru
baB Der 5piihen San 6tanriscp imo
Dem Orient perfebrcHOr 8cmpier
sSibpria in 2240 8reiA SnO 12t.
10 9dnae untergegangen it, oemn
Die Iceieu 8orte marei; n6iIrfte
Siberia gciunfen@
Sou0tong, China, I. Nlai
Sier ciugelouieue br1btIcic Gepe.
itlen bciagen, Der 9ampicr Siberia
beiinoe ii6 oui Der a6be Der Sn.
ieI 5ormoia in @eiabr. @s beiBi
noB ii6 5rnl =. 9. Sorriion, ole
@attin ocs @ouDerueurs Der Bbi.
lippncn, on 9oro beftlse
Die Siberia bnt $4,000 Eon.
nen 8aiieruerordngung un0 miro
ais atiolut ieetiidDtig bejeidnct.
Der Gnmpfer lit mooern mO Gle.
gnut nlsgeitottet.
8ofio Sapou, l. g}oi. 8ra1t.
lcie Siilierufe pom gampier Sibc.
ria Iicben erfenuen, Odb oas Sdifi
in GROCER @efahr mar Gs bate
n Gaiiagiere on goro. als es
Gan francisco perlirb. Die gla
hr oes llngIiidS lit nidt betaHnt,
ober cine Gepeifle l1bt Dermut6en,
oaB d)ineiiid)e Seerduber ibre SdnG
I'M Spiele botten. Die iapaniide
glegierlng ianote oeu 0ampfer
aanto Marn 3ur 6iilie aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
llcbcr 50 e,id,eu aefuuS,n.
Vile fat bio jnr llnfcnHtlidlfeit
Oerbrannt.

eccIcs, ". "a, I. Ilai. - Bon
Oeu 172 gcrglrltcn oic li6 5ur
,3eit Der Grploiion ON Eienitoa in
@rllbe 20 8 Der 9lclu Riuer5 Sol.
licrieS SO. beian0en, maren bis
1onncritaa glbeno iibcr 80 ais Sci.
den in bis gu llnfenntli6feit Der.
brunntcm 3uiiauoc auiaehlnben
moroen Gs iii nn3unebncrL oaB Die
Scute rurdj bic Madt ser grpIo.
lion ans enticruten 3bciIen ocs
9er1pcrfS uah Scr SailptpaIiaae
oc5 Sbaftcs geidIeuoert nlrOen
giclc 2ei6eu liegen ieoeuiaQs unter
Den Shuttmaiien ginoringeuoes
g8oiier, iaaenOr 5eIsitiide lmo @e.
oaIf bictcn Oen Retteru 6eoeptenOe
S3inocrniiic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
Gc6rasfa gaulisrs Obnc Gilc.
1sjwunasnsr Stitriit 5nr aaniaS
6itg yieisrBrbant iebr
jO8ernO.

g8ig bon g9aibington geurloet
miro, 6obcn it'd bi9ber mu Dcuig
mebr ais bic 0aliic Ger ganfiers
BON Rebrastn sum 9ritritt Der 9ie.
ierpebdut IN aauiaS Sim angemel.
0et. 9ipics jogcrnbe geitrctru lit
ais Elm Broteii mriuiaiien. oenH bic
ganlcn Der anOercu SiitriItc imo
init GROCER limttIihteit Dem ncuen
Snitem bcigctretuu.
3ic Subirripticncn utiiiicn uodj
Dem GeicB bis 5nn s. giai eiuge.
reidlt iein, alio 30 1oae nad De.
iladri6tiglnlg Der $50 9aufiers. Bis
gum s. glai braadcu iie mir Cub.
ieriptioueH pon icds Rro5eit ibres
8run6lapitals mo lleberibuiieS
einpldlidch Uni 0as aapitnl ber
aunias Gitp 6cicrprbanf altjubrin.
gen. Gin Sebstel oieics getrageS
mlB banr bejabIt merocn, nod.
Dem Die Rcicucbonf tm 9lugut or.
ganiiir. miro; Gin anoeres Sedstel
orei 0onate pdter mo ein neite-
res uadl icds Monateu.
8ie iid Elm leitenocr Gndbn
ganfier duBcrtc, iuerocn Oie Ban.
tiers i5rcn Erotcit Der nod ~ er-
nenncnocu 9uaoesreie eierpc6ebOro
nnrlrden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
aleine StaOtneaigfcitcn.

giat einem Guta6ten oc5 Staot,
onpnltpS ,5obn Nine fam oa9 ioge,
naunta nlfobolfreie o]}o6 Bier"
obuc 2jcn5 niht ncrfouit ncrocn
Die Staotfoufniii1rc buben 5eutl
entidie5cu, Die GldBc idmmtliher
itaotiihCr 9lu9eite1tcr bic III ocu
aricg 3ic6cn, bis 3u i6rCr Rid.
febr often 8l baIten.
Die 3mH6en- mO aIcin6Gnolcr
bon Smabo peroen m $50 obcuo3
am s. 0lai I'M gnnfettioal 0c3
Gmnba Commercial Glu6 cin 6cit.
eiien pcranitalten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-01
stantSDcrbanO gle6raSfa
Der EriSOerbnno Columbus winidlt
bic 9abrcsDeriammlnng anf
ben 26. nu6 %. An.
quit ititseiebt.

5olgenocr griri all oen gr1iioen'
ten 9al 4. 4eicr 0es 5toatsper.
banocs y2ebrasfa oilrite nit 5nte.
reiie gcleien neroeu:
gnut geidluB oes Grtsnerbonoes
Columbus bin i'd beauitragt NOR.
BEN, ,Slnen mitjutbeilcn. oob mir
beidloiicn babcn, bic Stautsber-
b1nosDcriauunhlng ON 26. no 27.
9lugiit abglbolteu. So1te Der 8or'
iiano Scs Staatsuerbnnoes ctipaige
gbdnOerimgen treiien Uollen, 10
nolen Sie mir Dies bite mittbei-
len.
e5 3ciat ii6 elm iebr reyes Sn.
tereiie pon 5citcn Der Wlitglie0er
unieres Crisoer6anoes fir Die De.
Iegateniibung i'd fann Sie per.
periihern ooB mir aIles olfbieteu
nerOen Oen 3elegateu einige red)t
au9eHebme 5oge in unierem frelIno.
lidlen tcutidcn StdOthen 81 berei-
ten
5erner puroc bcihloiien, am Gu-
be 0ieies S6uljabres fii1f 9reiie
fiir bic 6eiten 2eiihlngen i'm 9elt-
ihcn an Die Sdiiler in Der Sod.
ifulr 5u oertbeilen. e5n Der Sofi-
ntng, rcdt piele Gelegoten bier be-
0riiBen ju tornen griiBt beitenS
Sbr s..a
Gbriit. 8unoerlid, Setr.
Gem goritano 0eS Staotsoer6nn.
oeS, Der Die 3eit Der idbrlihen Ia
glng ieit5uieten bat, peroen ieBt
Die gori6l1ge 0es Grtsperbnnoes
Golimcus sur geitdtiglmg unter.
breitet peroen.
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Sodl5cit i'm gcifen .Sans.
Srnnnra OcS Sdlnbnmtsiefretars
NIT Der grdiiOeHtentOdItcr
am Z. 0lai.

8oibington, / Mai. - gs miro
omtlih befnmtt gcmaht, oaB Die
8ranmg oc5 S6abomtsiefretdr5
BiIliam q. Mc2looo nit SRI @lea.
nor RonOolpl 8iIiou ser jiingiter
8odtcr oeS graiioenteu om 7.
Rai I'M glouen 5aale 0cs 8cibcn
SallieS itottfin0ct.
gtur einc beideioenc 3abl BON
@aitcn itnO Die g}itaIieoer Ser bel.
Den ,Sonilicn merocn scr 5eier
beIpobucn ouBcroem Bic 0fitqIie.
Der oes aabinets mo Der g3e.
9rdiioent.
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OsurSica tobtfranf.

Batdoto, SSaDa, I Wiai. ~ Wld.
oome 9illinn gforoica, Die bier Dor
einen Mlonat franf eilitroE liegt
I'M Sterben. sic bate einen Dam.
pier nod @enua bele5t, mo tie
NIT ibrem @otten, George 90.
Doing BON Stem gorf, 5uiamrieu.
treffen pollte.
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Snb.Cmaha.

Gin glutomobiI. in Dem 6rnnf
Sfrppa Don Der 6nlnba Cadillac
9Iuto 60, 2oIe Sahjen iulo 3. S.
9emorep i1Ben ItieB bgusr Dlorgcn
init einem bon 5ronf giieB geiab.
rruen Wlotorcucle 5ulommen. gIm
ifliminiter ipuroe SrIipa perlcBt.
er crlitt eiuen SddOplbrud. Die
anoeren SSuiaiien fanrn NIT Guct-
ihunaep onoon. 9l1e ipurhep I'M
.silps0aloba Suipitnl xtsenourlIea.
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Nus Dem Stante.

Glatouia. Dieica Staotd)eu puroe
bon ainem groBeu 6euer beimge-
illtt, 0oS eiuen Shooen BON $40.
600 perllriahte. 9aS Seuer brah
IN 2poid's glpothetc aus, @ebGuoe
bon 2uui8 9obneier ltno breitete
iif oui ocn 8cnerolitore bon SSobt
Smith ans. Gonn 5erItorte cS 9lu.
quit ainoih'S Giienbonolung mo
itlicblid, oen Siltlooeu bon SRI.
0}artba Steinmeper. Sic eorSe 9c.
uolferlulg unb 2entc aus Sen Iod.
baritdOthen befGmpiten oie Slam.
men. (Glatouio lit itnrf bon 9eut.
iden 6eiiebelt.)
2inco!n. 5. $. 8oplor bon ct.
Saul bat lid oIs aanoioot fir oie
6elnofrotiihe Homination fir 4on.
9reBmcm im 6. 8iitrift aneemeI.
oct llnO Der 9ebensmitteIinipeftor
GlorenCc Snrmdn beablibtigt, oas
8leide Sll tbnn
~ < IN ........rs,. ~ A. 1 Il n
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aiiuitig auigenommen, lluo Scr
@iDeis auf Die internationaIc
entipommng uno Die ,5ricocuser.
bnltllng puroe pon .,Gljen" .Ruicn
6egIeitet.
9lm g}adjnlittag trat Scr 9lus.
idlub Der olterreidiidjen delegation
iiir auspartigr Holitif 5uiammcn.
luI0. Der aeneilIiame. glslslnuemiiri.
tier (Bruf gerdtplO beqann iofort
NIT elmer Garlegnng Der oageuei.
nen gage. Gas ocn Gclegatcn
porgcIeate gotbbud entb1lt 962 81.
pIonIatiibc glftenItiidc. Der .8e.
tier 2Iopo" bcmerft, @ruI 9erdtol0
babe erreidt, mas CT iib oorgenom.
nlcn nlr icin leBtcr FrogrannI.
plmtt oic tScpInnlua zines ireicn
ruirtbiflaitlihcn Ncges am 9teadi.
idCn Ncere, ici nod unerfiiat 3ie
Gerbnnhlmgcn barber icieu ourf
bic StnlO Scrbicn8 in cine @e.
Oul0Spro6c otsgeortct. 6oifeutlih
ober lUcrOe aud in oicicr 6rugc ci-
lie bciricOigcn0e 20ilng cr3ielt pcr-
ben.
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aradllele npdl Garreaiea geben.

g1ep gorf, /. Mtai. ~ Gnb Ni.
8. gtoboneb, Ser am t8. glpril pis
nen Mlotopcrilld ouf Mopor Isit.
dcl mofte, aid glnnreip Carte.
Gle mad Dem 2eben trod,tete, rer.
iiderte Or. Wl. 9. @regorD, Der fhn
ouf Ieiuen @eiites8uitano iinteriudl.
te. gr fano, onB 0talonep an,
8obnboriteIlungen leioe.
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s,nnOefanaer aebiIIeu.

Die Slmoeiduger Tom SoIl imo
MOI 9uppi puroen ode Der 81.
nno gonl 2traBe pom einen nil
tFlrHoen Softer gcbiiIen oen fie su
f1iT1en periliften. 0aa idloB mif
1en Dnno, ohnc 3n treffck Oa rr
ibh fit toll bielt.
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@ereins. .@eraniiamnaen.

Der llngarn 6rallenpereIll miro
llddIten Sonlttag IN Der BobmiIfen|
GilrnbaIIe, is. linO Waartba GtrnBe
finen Ianireisen-8aIl pernnitdIten
1as ;seIsfcnlitc peripridt alien Be-
iiif5ern cine nnsenebme llntprbal.
tllHg.
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6ctte 9Iadmittdq babcn "a ncu-
crnountc GoIi3iitcn ibrcn 8icit an.
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