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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-21
LEGAL.

understood. All supplies must be new ana
fresh No articles will be received not In
accordance with the standard fixed In
specifications. All articles win be sub
1ect to rigid inspection, and bidedrs are
cautioned that fun compliance with spec1-
ncations- and schedule Will be insisted
upon AL articles that may In any respect
fa'l to conform to the specific kinds called
Tor or to the samples submitted will b
at the expense OF the contractor, for 9TH
ers which are proper and acceptable; and
on failure to do this the Boards may pur-
arising from such failure shall be charSe6
to the contractor SO failing. The deter
mfnatfon. in all cases. as to whether the
with the standard fixed In the specifies
tons or schedule or with the samples sub
mitted. shall be made by the Boards ana
the chief executive officers OF the institu-
and shall be final.
Bids must be made upon the within
proposals.: Discounts Of every kind should
be deducted and net prices only given.
The price must be given In the proper
columns, In conformity with the denom-
ination or measure shown. Bids must not
pies.
Each proposal shall be ACCOMPANIED by
a sample Of the supplies proposed to be
other mated articles. full mated pairs
must be submitted. Original labels must
be left on samples. B.dders must attach
must be plainly marked the name of the
sender and the number and price OF the
article. and all charges must be prepaid
in full The Boards will not be RESPONSE
BILE for samples submitted. Unsuccessful
bidders can remove their samples. Sam
pies OF each article upon which contract
ID awarded will be retained by the Boards
and will not be paid for.
Particular attention is called to the fore
going specifications. as careful reading
OF the same may prevent a large number
OF inquiries on points already covered
Duplicate specifications and schedules
are furnished each bidder, one to be sent
to the Secretary of the Board, rs above
provided and the other to be retained by
the bidder. Such duplicates will be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary
, OF the Board Of Control, Topeka, Kan.
BY order OF the State Board of Control,
State Board OF Corrections, and STATE
Board Of Administration.
J. w. HOWE.
Secretary Board Of Control
W. E. Brooks,
Chairman. Board Of Control.
President Board of Managers.
w. L. BROWN
Chairman. Board Of Corrections.
Ed. T. HACKNEY,
President. Board Of Administration.
October 81. 1914.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-21

First published in The Topeka state
Journal. December II. 1911
lFrom Board Ii.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-21
LEGAL.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal,
December q, 191A1
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

Inc following claims were allowed by
the county auditor and included in his re-
port for the month OF November. 1914
which was presented to the board of
county commissioners at their regular
meeting, Monday, December Z, 1911:
AQYTT-M EOR THE DnnD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
SogerStopn'er 9lusitclinng o60e-
brannt.

glQe SioQungen Gin Hou6 oer 6loms
men. 3iuei mert6ooQc gcun.
pieroe 5um Cpfcr 9eiaQcn
@roBer S6ooeu mgericbict
9liii ser Sogcrstowner ldnOpirt6'
idaitlihen 9lusitellng 6rod geitern
gegen / ll6r 9Sodts Elm 9rouO aus,
Der einen 0ro6enoen llmfang au.
no6m rmo Ct StoQoe6duoe eindi6
crte. 3pci mert6ooQe 9lennpierOe
iiuo perbronut, e6e eS ser Soacus
topner Scuerue6r mO Den Sta0-
monniAofteu gelang Der Slannen
Serr 81 meroen. Sic pcrbronntcn
@feroe iino Pima Cane" BON $. Wi
Getrih ans Baltimore unO o9or0
Seercis~ bon ggiaian gS. gSaro, g9il.
nlinoton Gel Ger ongcri6tete Sd)o
ben 6eldift iih ouf $4,000 BIS $4,000
Der 5um E6eil ourb @eriiderng &C.
oedt lit,
Ger Brand 1T anocbli9 oaour6
cutitonoen, ooB i'm Stale 9}r. 100
3lpiihen Oen Stallmonnidniten, bic
uGraps0 geipielt 6atten Elm Sireit
auS5roh, in oeneu Gerlmtfe elm 91e
ger nod einem auoercn gieger NIT
elmer 6renncn0en 2aterne mari. Gle
,Slommen 6rciieten lido ihneQ oiS
nno oc1nten iih bis sum Staa glr,
81 ans. Die in ocu Stdaen i1laieu
oen glngeitellten im0 sic SSodeDs
fonnten MIR NIT fnopper glot6 ent.
fomnen, uno mohtcn ii6 iofort an
oie 9lettungSdrbeiten Gs oelan1
and foit ale @feroe rc9t3eitiq ins
Sreie 5l 6rinaen Die 6lanuuen
pnroeu crit in Ser 9}d6c ser neucu
aii6iAetne, bic cincn Gcrt6 bon
$4,000 6dt eingeodmpt. Ger @rono
bat ser lonowri6idoiilihen 9lusitcl
hmg droBen SHo0cn 3ugeiigt un0
uiele 3uidaucr fanoeu iicb i'm Sonie
oes Ncitrigen Eages ciL inn 0cn llNs
lang ser 9ciMdoigiIu0cn 3il ic0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
93atriotiidle Sentidle cyrouer.

Gin ib0nes im0 gcniBreides &of
ictrdn3hcn Dcronitoltcteu fiir5lid sic
6touen Ger uGreieinigteits. @emein.
Oe@ iHl Shul6auie, Inn mid cine
@o6e auf ocm glltar oes 9oterlonoes
at opiern. @enn es audi einfohc,
gcideioene Sropcn iino, pie iid il.
'1er Gbaten uidt riibmen ionoert
irieoiertia iuo mliridtig ii6 ocnt
gSobIc ocr oeniihcn 0cmeinoe wio.
men 10 6obcu lie oenuoh oos &er5
ouf oem rehten 5Ied uno lcgten
8eugniB ob bon ibrer treuen Sci
nlotbGcbe. g9oren es oudb nibt Gut
icno Dollars, oie man nit 0ieieiu CT.
iten &affe ardi6Aen realiiirte, 10
mor es oob uber Oes 9fu6mes pertb; !;
menn man beoentt, pie iolde brQ0e
sSnollQp meoer @diBiggdngerinneib-
nod 0crihrobene, eitle Wlooeoomen
lino, sic i6rem gionuc oos 2e6cn
nerblttern mo ibrem Serrgott bic
GAGE abiteblcn; ionoern fleiBigc, I'm.
crmii0li3e 5rauen Die trob ibrer
ldiucrcn Gagesloiten ibr goll5es
@er3 Dem &oterlanoe meiben tim
iDcuigitens ser @eIt gum Srob ibrc
@eiHot6Iicbe 5u 6efunoen. Die 9e3
onlten oes g}ereins entpideltct alien
Giier mo 6oten oae 2ie6ensiuiirOig.
felt mIf oen @ditcu oen 2luientbolt
reAt monnig 81 naHe1 oaniit Die.
lelben erfenncn iollen Dob Elm oerts
1der 6rauenoerein eigentlid Die
elite Der @emeinoe lit. Die nit ibrer
Ser5ensgiite 6rieoe unO 1reuoe
ipcnoet Eroboem oos ,&rGn5hen"
ni1t longc 0orbereitct mar, ionOern
crit lebtcn Sonntog 9l6cno no6 Dem
potriotilt6en @ottesoienItc, bon Srau
Gobidn on9ereot wuroe, 5cigte cs
nennob oen lobensmert6en Giicr ser
llnterne5mer g(m crIten Sonntaa
I'M yloOen6er ioll es crit redt bod
ber9eDeu pemi Der 8rouenDerein iei.
ne @lonontsperionmIlng nit elmer
ldlonen lmo 9enuitblicben Seitlihfeit
oroiTnet pobei es oum an i6onen
@elmotblieoern ni6t mongrln miro.
Sle Neamtcn oeS @ercins fno sic
ool9enoen; Selene 2eubcher. 95rdii
Pe'llln; emma 9eibt, %ice grdiioen
a'h Fplllppino 0joBion 5ctrctGrin;
:. 3 o@eller 6inou8 SefrctGrih nno
4nlla %ieoerhn, SNobmeiitcrin. Sn
cen g lllonotli@en @erioinnlnacn bdlt
%altor oteraer iemeiIs fiir5c popi.
lGrc &ortrdac.
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Sine 2ran aefnc6clt.


6rou Cu0is an ser @ron6D.SroBe
nil BON cinem ein6reder ii6cr.
ioQen porOeu iein Sotte elm
ieioenes Eai6entud INN oeu
@llno. 9euo6uer oes Sulies
moreu in Ser Spnogoge.
Bon eincm einbre6r aefnebelt,
oen tie in i6rer @o6uung beim SIM
padeH ii6erroi6te, log geitern @lor.
Gen 5rou 9(nuie go0is BON Ger. 1916,
@ran6DsStraBc fiir iiinf @Sinuten
beiuuBtlos ami Dem 9ooen D}orris
@elnan ser sic idmadeu Silieruic
Ser 6rai gebort 6otte, orang in Oas
3nnmer elm uno iouo Die SSrau be.
muBtlos nuf oem 9ooen lieaeno, NIT
einem ieioeuen Eoidentuh Inn i6ren
WlinO. CaS Orei Olouote alte amo
Ger sSran 1oDiS lag inn Bette mo
i1rie jdmmerlid. Sn Oem Sauie
lppDNell -0erlnle0ene S0mllieM Don
oenen Die meiiten in Der Spnagoge
waren. Srmi GoOiS 6efano ii6 I'M
5peiteu Stof als iic i6raino idreien
borte 9lls lie Oos 3inrner 6etrot,
iq1 tie einen groBeu, frGitiq aebou-
len 0lonn oie oeridieoene S9ubla-
oeit ourAluhen Sic idrie iofort nm
@ilfe ino Der GinbreHer iprang oui
lie los sltno 6auo i6r Oos ieioene So.
i1eHhid am oen 0hino naAoem er
iie nit einem Genolper 6eOro6t uno
in Oos GB5tnmer gebleift bate. 9lls
Niorris @elrnop in oos 3immer elm.
orana mar Der Gin6reher perihpun.
oen Gcrihieoene 9hi5ei6en an Ell
nem @iuierieniter 6emieien, mo5er
Der 9in6reder aefommen mar. 2(ls
6rnu Iaoi5 3um 9emuBtieiu fam
t9uuie lie fmim iprehen imO beno-
tbigie 5mei StunOen um i6re 9hlbe
wicoer 5il geuMneh Die &oli5ei 1T
0cm 0inbredlcr Qlif Der SDur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

rolanipoltes @oe ii6er oie Rehtseiil
iigteit Der lluterihriiteu pes @ouOer.
neurs er6olten BAT uno nil Oo6er
oie gou5c glngeleaen6eit Dem @ene-
rdlonmalt unterbreiten. 9}ad Der
Contribution 0cs Staotes muB ieOe
9ia inner6alb ieds Eageu uod 10
rer QInna6me pom @ouDernelr I'M
ter5eidnet meroen, menn oieiel6e @e.
iebesfroft erlougen ioQ gSo6reno
Ser glominiitrotion oes @ouoerneurS
Grot6er@ mur0eu nebrere Bills BON
0ieiem e6enfaas noh Dem &eritrei.
den Der aciebli1eu 6riit mter5eid.
net bod le6nte er sic Sonftionirung
ieocr ipeiteren @ia ob, ais i6m nit.
Qei6eilt wuroe. DAB oie Bills rngiil.
tia erfldrt merOen f0nnteu, penn
irgen0 elm Steuer3o6ler aegen Oie
@ene6miaung in Oeu @cridten pro-
teitirt. @enn Sr. 4oe, ser General.
oupolt, 5u @rniten oes StootS-Gon-
troleurs entibeioet fam @6ite Ben
SAL inmer nod nod Dem Stoats.
9lppelotions @eribte brineen unO
oie So9e bort eniideioen loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

0ie 4oli5ci6e60rOe uno @lotiboa
Garter ba6eu eineu &lon cine itorfe
@lotorroo gl6tbciIng iiir oen noro
pcitlihen 0iitritt in Der g}ah6ar
i;1oit bon g8eit 5orqit@orf liuo
|oIbroot 81 lhoiien inter @era
i6rmg. Oie RoIi5ei GomuliiiGre uno
oer @loridoll iino Scr 9laiiht ooB
ourd oie SAoiiuno elmer iolhcu 9lb
tbcihna ciuiacrnoBru @rias iiir ocn
giaugel an genilgenocn %oli5iiteu iil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

syn ser 9lobc 0es Biers 9tr. 4 on
ser 9Srott 5troBe, fonoen Die Foli-
siiteu Wdus ruo Croft gcItcm D1or-
Gen Inn 6 ll6r ocn 2cihnom ciHes
rn6efonntcn peiBen 0lonnes. Ger
Grtrmfenc, melhcr uad Der D1ors
que acbro6t muroc, it ctuo 30 SAB.
re alt iin0 5 SUB Z ODER S 3oll groB,
Dot r0t6lihes Soar lit glattrolirt
unO trdgt eincn Ouuflcn gln5ug. Spa.
ter am 2l6cno muroe Der ToOte ais
0lichoel G'Gonnor ooer Conner ioen.
tiii8irt, Gr bot cine Sdpeitcr IN
F9il0ocIpbid uio cine anoere in 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Ginc cOuititutioucIIc Sraac.


Gorf Der @ouperuelr @ias unier.
ieidnen nodocm Oie aeiesIide
,5riit pcriirideu lit uob Dem Ser.
io9en Der @cieBac6una2 1ic
slnacleacnbeit bcm WencraIou-
iuolt umierbreitet.
@ouOcrnciir @olos6oroig6 6at in
Der pcrgongcncn S9oAe 5lpei Bills
lnter5eiduct welhe bon Ser letten
@cieBae0ung angenommen iUur0ep;
in eineg Ueroeu $1,000 al &arrD g..
Ss6itc BON Soneriet'Goumtu perlpil,
liot Ser 6ei Dem @er6oficu eines Sc.
iolocucn 6e6iiIflih por uno oa9et
peupluoct wuroc, in ser anOcren III
elm un6citimmter 9etrog fiir so Gr.
cmpIore bon gerfinS oglnnotateo
9lepori5" iiber @ntiheionngen oes
Observation-Disclosures ousge'
lebt Staots.@outroleltr Gmerion e.
Sorrinaton crtl1rt, SOB er oie gIiIS
5ablrna scr @ctrdge Derwcigcrll
miro, bis ct ein @nia1ten Oes Wenc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
9lciuiSt OeriIupiicu aOpf uao
glaic i0i0rt-- -Gn0cI GaLarrb

@alul4 IN irgcno elmer glpot5efc.
0ieier iiiBc, piir8iae 9oliom miro
ourh pic g9drmc oer 9toie aiigeloit
uno 6cIt oic ent5inoetea aci6moae
ncn Sdlcimbaute, melQe 9laie @opf
ano aeblfopf beoeden reiniot oie
@uittondle; tbrt indagciebneu
gtusniiiien Ginbolt ino ein @eii9l
Der reiniocnoeu beidnitlgenoeu Gr
lcidteumg ite1t iidl ioiort elm.
2iegt 6euic 9latbt ni9t isbloilos
iad 9li9em ringeu0. init reritopiteul
&opf mo ueriperrter gloie Dulieuo
uuo ipudeno Gmorrb ooer cine Gr.
taItnna init Ioliicnocr gloic libel
,icdcnocm GNlaiiH III pie ae9le
0ringcno nuO 0cg beibenoen Erodeii
net iii iAmer3bof aber ma9r6alt
unu6t6a
Scbt Gurra @louben nur elm
rial ii CHS Cream GoIm uno
%bre Grtdltnns ooer Sbr Goiarr9
miro iidcrli6 uerihtpinoen
(S[NN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

cHitongpcaae 9lr 2i05. 2iO7 u.
4i09 @orriioa gIuame.
goile 3nr 9lCie iu'8 gluslanS Ga.
lorat q 9loiuc sr SIS, Git yaIti.
more Stry nage Suisom 6Oals giue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Galbci. S9ce ansgrs
SCidDnet, llul OaS Saar
OunicI 81 fdrbrn.
So it @rofmnttcrs 9lesept, bem
Saar 9ordc unS OIIaus snrHf
81 oeben.

eSbr f0nnt groues, fables &oor Del.
no1e ii6cr g}od6f IN ihon oimflcs ituo
oIdn5cnoes lunmonoeln penp sy6r in
irqcao elmer 9lpotbefe cine SOC. Sylas
I6c BON nsg0ct6's Sage ans SULPHUR
0air COMPOUND" DerIangt. Willio-
nea BON 5IoiAcn oieies alien be-
uI9nlten Solbei.E6ee 9}e5epts mer-
ocn id6rlih pertnlft io9t Gin bier
No9lbefonnter 9lpotbefcr, neil es oaS
Soar 70 notiirlib imo alcidmdBig
idrbi, oaB 9lieaano icben foul %
es aigepnnot mur0e.
Qcujcnigct meldcu i6r @aar ers
9rout fa6l trodcn oiinn ooer itrei.
iia miro, itebt cine lle6erroidung
tor 0ani nacb elmer oocr Spci 9lns
men0unaen bcric6minoet 0as aroie
Soar imo Cure 2odcu merocn oldn-
leuo ouutcl lno ih0ii, o0e Sduppen
nctidpnoen inO oaS sSuden uno
Soaymsioaen Bort otf.
Dies 1T Oos 3citolter Der Suocnol
Grol6oori9e unih0ne 2eutc wcroeu
uiht acpiiuld5t ocS6oI6 bccilt Gud)
hciie 9lo6t nit 9Spctb's Sol6ei mo
Shpciel lmo S6r mer0et in cmigen
Soocn ii6er @uer briaontes Noar,
lonNc Gucr ju9enoHcbe3 qlusiebcn
crireitt icin, (gIu5)
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oen @oritdotci cr5ielt meroen fam.
Spe3iell I'M noromcitlihcn Stoottbcil
oie6t es perihicoene &oli5eireOierc,
pcldc no9e3u einc Gua0rotlncile
Scrritorium umioiien
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iufurt oeidluOIlcnc, cut'
sinOete 9laIc, Gopf uuO aeGle.
sic at6mcn frei. Gumpfc
aOpfIbmer5cn perTGmiu0en.
g9iorioc SlusfIiiic GSreu ani.
Ncrin16t eIn.g eream @oIm. !.

@crluAt elps Cream Nolri"
&ouft mr cine tlcine 6lolhc nur
5un @eriud. 6ubrt Elm peuig ii
cie glaie Elm nno i'm 9lu9cnblid mer.
nen S0re peritopite gloie mo Der
ipcrrteu 2ufltondlc oes aopies ofien
iein; Sie merocn unbc9inoert otD
men; NdBnult0 uno &opiihmcr5en
rcrihminoeu. 9is gum Nlorgen lit
Gotorr0, Grldlhmg oes a0rpus oocr
Rom Gatarr1 number @ebltopf pcr.
idlpuiocn
9cenoet IBID 9eioci icbtl aauit
cine fleiue 8laide uGm's Cream
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Sentiae @ereins. SeitIidfeiten.

@crein oeuti1er Sreimourer bolt iei-
ne erite &eriammlimg in Glog.
gctts Sone. Sr. Gunit 9um-
fen BON @ai6ington miro ipre-
den. o6ro6iinn~ 0eranitoltet
ocn criicu N}nmm Der Soiion.-
@roBes Sdienr0iieH Oes Sam.
itatter golfsieit @ereins.~
Seine eriie &eriammlung in Die
iem Senciter 6dlt 6elte 2l6eno Der
n@crcin 0eutiher Srcinoltrer~ IN
@looQctts Saac an Ger 8remont-
qluenuc. Sr. GuNt 9runfen bon ser
GonareB 9i6liotbef in @oi6inaton,
miro eincn @ortroa ii6er Oas interei.
iaute G6ema n6remauerci uuN
areq" bolten. Ser 9e0uer lit ein
Nlitglico Der oSnoepenoence Sogc
Gar. 8" BON @iihuaufce &iS 3o6ls
rcibc Gcutibc 9oltimorc's botten be
reitS @clcgen6eit, i6n fiir5lid I'M @e.
mein0ebauic Der 0cutihcu 3ions&irs
DE ipre6en 5u 6oreu. glae @litglie-
Der oes Gereins iolteu iih 3u Der
&eriommhmg einiin0eu Gieielbc
begiunt 9lbenos s ll6r.
nSrobiinn" Ocrnnitoltet
l}umm.
Sette 9ladmittag Deronitoltet Der
@eianguerein n6ro6inn~ in ieiner
6aae oil Der Gdc BON 6reOcrid 9lue.
itno RoDioniiraBc ocn eritcn Wlumm
Ser 5oiiou Griabrene &er9nii.
gungsr0t6e ite6cu an OerSpibe zines
6eud6rteu arrangements 9omite's,
.6as toe0qr N}i6e nod Soften iheut
6os Set fir 9(Qc reht geuliBreir6 ii0
aentiitbIi6 81 aeitolten Iie &eran-
itolhin9 6cginnt I'M ll6r
.Gonnitottcr 80 lfSfeit-
&crein."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat Der
bGaunitatter @olfsieit Gereil" iiir
elm groBcs Cticur6iteu getroiien
weldes 6eutc g}acbmittag 4 ll6r inn
Gminitotter @orf einen 9lnfong neb
men uirO. Ger feitge6enOe @erein,
an ser Spite Der 1eoiegeniten unO
belpd6rteitcn oeitihen Organization
men ite6eno. bat iid I'M 2ouie ieincS
6lii6enoen @eite6ens ailf cine aewiiie
iojiale &obe aei6lingeL oie i'm in
0en meiteiten oeutihen areiien be.
liebt imo geihdst niaht Seine 8eit.
lidfeiten trogen iietS eii gemiitbli
DIES iuO 6nrmoniiHcs @eprGgc uuo
Sic 9luspobl Der llhtcr6olting per-
ihie0cniier 2Irt fiir Suug mio PIT lit
itets uortreiilib. Sn oieiem ihonen
Sinne miro ouh Ous beutigc Set ar
ranQirt icin Su meIAenl6rcitnoe lmO
G6nner 6cr5liH eingelaoeu iinO Ger
6eutiae 5onutog iou fir Seocrmonn
einiQe fro6e. aenuBrcde Shlnoen
6rinaen, ooiiir biirgt OaS bclod6rte
ARRANGEMENTS Goniite, weldes icit
g9odcn imernliiolid tbdtig mar.
,D}o5urtler" bolten u ~
ternidmollB.
wemiit6li6e Stunoen ite6eu ben
oes pNlo5art Dlonner-
dlors 6eate in glusiiht SSn 9iioePs
@arf am N'ioole 9liper soften oie
Singer 6cutc 9loAmittog eineu slu.
itcrnidgnauB. s. 0eripriAt cine dii
Bcrit ocoieaenr @cranItaItlng 81
werOcn. 9llr sic beiicn Speilen nno
@ctrdnfc, 0largldnoer Gelifateiien IT,
gcderbiiien wcroeu ocn Set ? S5eil
ne6nern icrpirt ucrocn. W'c6rere
6eircmOeic @eiana mo Slrnuerei-
ne luerOcn on ocm 5cIte Sbcil ne0'
men ioooB elm 3a6lrcihcr Scnih
sll crwartcn iie6t Sir llntcr6ol-
hlna oacrlei 9lrt miro gclorat iein-
Die Singer mcrOen bic 9eIllcber nit
ihren ich0niicn Gb0rcn erfreucli
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
Pouring Houses to Be Great Sport.

Pouring houses, not pouring tea,
is going to be the great sport of wom-
ems clubs in the next decade, accord
ing to Mrs. lisa Maud Ilsen. lecturer
and only woman representative OF
Thomas A. Edison. And a pleasant
time the guests are going to have"
she said. "All they'll have to do is
sit and watch porch drip out here, a
geegaw decoration there, or criticize
the size of the refrigerator or the
funny little window in the den. 1t
won't take more than an hour" Mrs.
Ilsen is proud OF the fact that she
is the only woman representative Of
the Wizard" She admits there are
5000 men who act for him, but that
does not diminish her glory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
OFFICIAL PLANS
FOR OPENING
PANAMA CANAL
GOVERNMENT DECLARES CANAL
WILL BE OPEN TO WORLDS
COMMERCE AUGUST IS - GOV
EMINENT VESSEL FIRST.

Washington, July 15.-Opening OF
the Panama canal to the worlds COM
merce on Aug. Is next was announc-
ed tonight by Secretary Garrison.
Probably the first vessel to pass
through the great gateway will be
the Cristobal, a war department
steamer now at Colon.
There will be no formalities in con
nection with the epoch-making event,
all ceremonies being left for the Of
fetal opening when the international
fleet passes through the canal in
March, 1915. Mr.. Garrison's announce
ment follows:
THE Panama canal will be open
for commerce to vessels not needing
more than thirty feet of water on and
after Aug. 10, 1914.
THE official opening of the canal,
as heretofore announced, will be in
the month of March, 1915 An APP
piOpl ldlt dilHOlllCClltuI VII Dt Iidue7
when a greater depth of water than
thirty feet has been secured.
August 15 Colonel Goethals will
inaugurate the commercial service by
sending a government boat through
the canal. There will be no ceremon-
les incident to the occasion, but Am
erican newspapers which may desire
to have representatives present may
do So The others to be present on
the boat will be determined between
now and the time mentioned"
When the Cristobal steams from its
slip to the Atlantic entrance of the
canal it will mark the conclusion by
enterprise of the greatest
task ever undertaken.
While with thirty feet of water in
the canal some of the great dread
loughts might pick their way through
after Aug. 10, Secretary Daniels said
onight he would not be likely to or
Ter any such movement except in I
IN emergency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
ROOSEVELT
FL0PS BACK
INTO c. D. P.
ENDORSES EX-SENATOR HlNMAN
FOR GUBERNATORlAL NOMINA-
TON AT REPUBLICAN PRIMAR-
les OVER WHITMAN.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 2j.-The
candidacy of ex-senator Harvey d.
Hinman of Binghamton, for the guber-
material nomination at the republican
primaries was endorsed tonight by
Theodore Roosevelt. In formal state
ment Colonel Roosevelt calls upon
"all good citizens, no matter what
their political affiliations "to join
in support of a state ticket" the sue
cess of which would mean the over
throw of both Mr.. Barnes and Mr.
Murphy"
In his statement he said:
"ln this campaign l have a duty
to the progressives of the nation and
duty also to the state of New York
In national politics, insofar as | am
able, | shall endeavor to strive for
the success of the principles embod
led in the progressive national plat
form. Therefore, ! shall oppose the
policies of the present administration,
which ! regard as deeply injurious
alike to the honor and the interest
of the American people.
'But in this state the prime need
is for a good citizens movement, a
union movement to save the state
from the bipartisan control of Barnes
and Murphy. In New York state we
see at its worst development of a
system Of bipartisan boss rule. The
progressive party was in large part
founded to oppose. 1t is impossible
to secure the economic, social and
industrial reforms to which we are
pledged until this invisible govern
ment of the party bosses, working |
the alliance between crooked |
business and crooked politics, is root |
ed out of our governmental system"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-26
GET $4,000
ASC|V|L WAR
DAMAGES
ELGlN, TEX, WOMAN is ALLOWED
THIS SUM BY v. S. GOVERN
MENT AS PAYMENT FOR DEP
RELATIONS BY GRANT.

Austin, Tex, July 25.-In payment
for depredations committed by Grants
army on her fathers plantation in
Mississippi a half century ago, Mrs.
Ida Brown of Elgin, Tex, is to re-
ceive $4,000 from the United States
government and in this Mrs. George
T. White of this city, daughter of
Mrs. Brown, will share.
Mrs. Browns father, n. p Rocks,
was q wealthy planter of Marshall
county, Mississippi, and when the
soldiers got through with the planta-
ton there was nothing left but the
bare land and the dwelling house. In
one way or another the soldiers de-
stroyed the crops, burned 165 bales of
cotton worth 25c pound at the time;
burned two gins and the negro quar-
ters, drove off the horses, mules and
cattle, killed the hogs, took a few
thousand pounds of cured bacon,
made away with $4,000 in gold and
silver after blowing open the iron
safe in the cellar and robbed the ne
groes' commissary.
There was another item of $4,000
in money for which no claim was put
in, for although it was lost there was
no direct proof that the Union SOL
diers got it, This money was buried
in fence corner in a churn, a
certain number of steps from a GER
tain tree. The Yankees camped on
the spot and burned the fence, and
the money was never found.
The claim against the government
to make the losses good was put in
about five years ago by George T.
White, an employe of the Austin Elec-
trio Street Railway company, son-in-
law OF Mrs. Brown, and he has just
been advised that the claim has been
allowed.