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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
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@inen 8eitrog au Der Srase. ipie
S6palbsn ii9 miteinanber perftGnz
bissn. psr1ffentli9t Der balIiide @nu>
tom paul @isIer in Der neuen 3eitz
i9rift .Sisrleele, 3sitI9rift fir per.
glei9enbe 9eeIentunbe". prof. @iss
Ter fab zines Soges, tpie bur9 bos
offene Genfter ieines i'm Grbeeihob
eelegenen 2lrbeits5immers i'm anato>
mii9en Snititut cine nod ni9t gong
fliiegs S9palbe bart auf bic DieIen
fiel. Ra9bem bas Sierden fi9 BON
feiner lei9ten 8etdubung erbolt battle,
iebte sr ss ouf bic breite. ianft nad
auben ssneiste @9ieferplatte Der
Geniferbani, no es SunGdf uns
ter Gnsitli9em S6reien unbeipesa
lid berbarrte. Die beibsr alz
ten S6nalben, bic porber laut freiz
fdenb por benz Seniter htn unb Der
seflogen paren." 10 erSdblt Gisler,
.battsn fh bel metnem anblid auf
bic Da9fante zines 5fpeiit0digen gn<
boues suriidse5osen unb beantiportes
ten bon bort lebbaft bos Sdreien bsS
Sungen. Sd frat nun binter ben
bi6ten 5eniterporban9 unb beobadtete
burb elm God in biefem bas Wettere.
Ho6 elmer tIeinsn @eiIe besann bos
fleine Sunse nit uniideren Sdritts
den unb ipeit db9eipreiSten Sliigeln
gegen ben Hanb Der 6eniterbont por>
nGrts au taumeln. Die gtlten fbrieu
iebt unoufbOrli9, tamen aber ni6t
berbei. 2lm Ranbe Der Seniterbant
onselanst, tippte bos Sunge unses
fdidt nab BON iibsr, unb Der Stur5
in ben Sof f9ien pbne @tnsreife
meinerIeits unpermeibIid. 0o faois
fen unter bur9oringenbem @efreifd 9
bic beiben 2tlten nit 8liBsei6ptnbie
feit BON Dad berob In fpunberpollel
Steilbogen BON re6ts nnb ltnts on
bas Sunge beron, bra9ten bobet il
einen Slisel unter einsn GliigeI be
Suneen unb trugen es in bem sleids
ununterbrodenen S9punse unb II
peit ausgreifenber @6raubenlini,
gum Da9e oes gfnbaues empor. Si'
prGaiiion In benz sleid3sitisen llntei
greifsn Der SIiisel pes Sungen unb II
Der Wabruns bes segenfeitigen III
itanbes beim Iufiteteen mar nod per
bliiffenber, ols bic Qlusfiibrung Der
ganaen 8epesung abs unb oufpdrt'
In einem Suiammenbdngenben @leii
flug obne einen ein5isen 5liiself4la9,
Dos Sunse bins pGbreab bes aufs
ftiesss gang rubia 5pif4sn ben bsibsn
9llten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Dit bitterer ilot.
Gbemalise @illiunarin ballig bers
armt ais 0reilin.

Wie man aus paris erfdbrt, ipurbe
tiirali6 bic i'm SO. 2ebensiabre ites
henbe 9rGfin 2opeau be gbapanne,
bic aus elmer ameritaniI1en Willips
nGrsfamilie itammt unb einft cine Der
slGnaenbiten @rideinungen Der ari>
fptratif1sn pariier @efeGIdaft mar.
in elmer elenben 8ebaufung om ipeits
Ii1en Mbbang bes Montmartre ouf=
gefunben. Die @reiiin pegetiert bort
felt Sabrsn in bitteriter 9lfmut unb
1T i0rperlib 70 fbpa9 unb tranf,
bob iie. unfabis, irgenoeine glrbeit gu
perri9ten, in llnfauberteit fait perz
fommt. Oas immenfe 8ermDgen,
bas Mib 8enfon, bic So6ter zines
fteinreiden Sffi5iers Der ameritanis
fben 4rmee unb @robnidte oes pers
Itorbenen @rSbii9pfs bon Canterbury,
benz perf9ulbsten 9rofen BON Gbds
panne In bic Gbe bra6te, bate biefer
In eritaunli9 furSer 3eit bur4ge>
bra9t. 9lls sr iis i'm SABRE 1894 BON
isiner 9esenpart befreite. inbem er
fib aus benz irbif9en 9afein empfabl,
mar ni1ts mebr bon ibrer Wtitgift
iibrig. Die Mittpe T6rieb bic tragis
ibe @eI6i9te ibrer @be, nm amerifas
niI6e @rbinnen Dor einem dbnliden
SdidIol au bepabren. Sn Sorm
zines 4pmans eriGien bas Bud i'm
Sabre 1910 unter bem SiteI nSuirs
ba." Sie Selbin 1T Elm omeritanis
Iber 9olbfiI9, Der an einen ariitos
trotiI9en fransoiti9en Wiiitlins unb
GbedfGlf9er pertalrft pirb. 3iemli9
unperbliimt i9ilbert bic 8erfaKerirl
aepiife pboIen bes Barrier 2ebens,
mas natiirli9 in peiten areiIen uns
ltebfomes 9tufieben erregte. Wdbrenb
Der 0ouer ibrer unsliidliden @be
Iorate bic @rdfin penigitens bafiir,
baB Elm Sell ibres @elbes fir ipobl>
tGtige 3peds 9erfpenbune fanb. Der
8iireermeiiter BON Neutllp iteIlte ibrer
MilbtGtisteit Elm sldnsenbes 3eugnis
aus. eSebt iinb alle WlDbel unb bic
penisen 9obIeIigfeiten Der bebauerns>
tperten Srau pegen riiditdnbiger
Miete gepfGnbet. Wos bic perarmte
@rdfin am msifen betiimmert, 1T Der
@ebanfs, baB iie bic &inber ibres
9eiites, bic In perf9iebenen 2Gnbern
i'm Qeibamt ruben, nidt aus3ulOien
permag. gs iinb bic Manuitripte bon
aipei 9fomanen unb elmer Nopelettens
iammluns. @iirbe fih fir bieie
gDerfe stn sabIunssfdbiser 9erleser
finben, bann tDnnte bic alte Grau
obne @prgen leben. Mon bofft ieBt,
bab ibre rei9en @eripanbten in Imes
rita, penn iie pon bem @lenb Der
gpmteFe bDren, tattrGftise Silfe leis
fen. Cine in paris peranitaltete
Samrlung bat bic srObte got abgs'
penbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
0onneritas, Is. Sanuar 1914.
Ser ntornenoe 8ergtan.

Sic firhtbare @ru6enfataftropbe in
Garbifi bat Die 8abl Der Spfer BON
Seralpettsfataltropben i'm Iebten balbeu
Sabrbunoert auf rlinS 5000 erbobt. Ste
Gerluitliite oes 9ergbnus bat oamit
cine Idauerlidje Sobe erreiebt uro feline
@ fabren tperoen bnburcb in eri6redens
Der @eiie peroeutlidJt. Ser burdlihnltts
Iidle SabresperluIt nn 9erearbeiterH bee
trdgt banadl rilno 100. On ben Sahren
bon 1868 bis 1893 bat fat icoes Sabr
iein reeelnld5ises llnsIiid, mand,e Sabre
tpeiien io9ar mebrere aataitropben nuf.
Guein Die 3u6l Der idperiten greisniiie.
bic mebr nls fiinfjis SergIellten bas Sea
ben foitete. ergiebt cine lange Cite.
Mebr aIs biinoert Spfe. foroerten Die
foIgenben Satnitrcpbeu: 101 sobte,
Grrbe TeusSierlobn am 10. Sonuar
1868. 274 5obte. grube @cttesiesen unb
Soffnune bel @otifnppel am 2. sIueiiit
1869, 216 Scotc. ct. gtieuue in Sranfs
reid am 4. Sebruor 1876, lat Sobte,
anrIktgen BEL ct. guolo in 9ot1ringen
am 4. SuIi 1875. 210 Soote, Soigbs
8Iantbreb in @lnsaon am %. Sttober
1877, 1872 Sobte, @rube Ct Selens in
2nncaibire in gnsInnb am 7. Suni 1873
257 5obte, @rube g6errnrne Oh Yitt
Ronmoutibire am II. September 1878.
151 Sobte, Srameries bel Rons in 9els
gien am II. gpriI 1879, 175 Sobte,
@rlibe gamphduien bel Saarbriideu am
1S. NGrs 1885. 127 Sobte. 8edbe 8aro.
IineneIiid am IT. Sebruar 1893. 1885
14s Sobte, 8rben am 49, Se6runr 1907,
$50 Sobte. 9tabbob am 12. Robember
1908 uIp.
Nobe5u 100 OFFER forberten bic @dtas
itropben in Spidai am 1. 9e5ember
1879 nit SO Sobten, Der @rlbe Sairz
lobb in gngIanb am 90. Sanuar 1880
nit so Sooten, Der @riibe NeusS Sierlo6u
i'm Sabre 1882 nit II Sobten min. Bon
8eraiperisunfdllen, bel benen mebr alj
90 9ereIeute ums Geben iamen, limb
nod su nennen: Die 8ntnitropben in
GrabIIeiac in 6ranfreih am A. Sebruar
1877 nit 90 Spiern. in 9inas bel gars
bin am a. Sdnuar 1879 nit so Gpfern.
arf 3ede Sluto am 10 Tlai 1882 nit
80 Spfern, ulf 9ergtpert GonIoIibation
II uIIt Et, StpltNlpCl loOO Illl UO GpS
fern, aiif @rlibe Sibernia am g. sunni
1887 NIT so Spfern ebenoa am 23 Sas
mar 1891 nit 81 Spfern aiif Sdaft
AaiIerItubl am 49, Suguit 1893 nit 81
Svfern lip. Sas neue llngIiid in Dem
artlenbereiperf llniberiaI bel Cardiff lit
dIIo oas 5tpeite llngliid. Sns IL in bies
fer 9ersnerfsitabt BON Siibs@aIcs cts
eiauet. Sas erite fanb am IA. Sanuar
1879 Itatt unb foitete go 9ersIeuten bas
2ebeu
8eionbers fiirftbar lit. aboeIeben bon
bem gr0bten gergperfsungIiid Der 8eIt
in gcurrieres nit 1895 Sobten, bic
@.atiitit Der 9utuitropben in 9eutid,s
Lamb. Nlit 9iabbob 1880 EoSte) itanb
SeutidlIdnb bisber in Der 91eibe Der
er6bten aatnitrppben an 5tpeiter Steae.
minmebr pabriheinIid an britter. 9ie
Sabl Der beutidlen Sersperfsopfer in
ben Ietten 80 Sabreu Idbt iidl ouf rltno
1000 beredneu. bns iiuo nlio Spei 6iini,
tel bon Der @eiammtjnbl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Sd6afe init cnternen2 ?

Oiefe re9t ieltiam flingenbe Grase
bilbet ben Snbalt eines &e9tsitreites,
iiber tpelben bic 8erufunss Snitana
bes 2onboner propinSiaf 9erihtes
fiir5litb beriet, obne oos Problem los
fen au t0nnen. Wenn man bem
ebreniperten Ri9ter Der eriten Snitano
beipflidtet, 70 iinb 8auern unb 2anbs
ipirte perpfli9tet, ibre S9afe, ipenn
iie nod @intritt Der 9untelbett cine
2anbitraBs pafiieren. nit 2aternen 5u
perIeben, penn Der 8eiiser iid ni4t
elmer itraftpiirbisen gtadldiiigteit
I9ulotg MAIDEN min. @egen bieie
ri9terlide @uffafuns lebnen iih be-
ereifli6erpeiie bic S9af 8eiiber
@nslanbs auf, unb nit Gifer perfols
gen iie jeBt ben Sampf bes Sarmers
@ot9pple BON Daribom in Suffolt.
Der Dor @eri6t bic Meinung perfe9s
ten min, bab bic S9afe feline 2aterne
tragen miiFen. Die 0prgei9i9te oes
turioIen Rs9tsitreites 1T einfa9:
Ru9 gintritt Der 9untslbeit trieb
Wlr. gat9poIes Sirt auf benz. Seims
meg eine bunbert &Dpfe sdblenbe
S9afberbe ibrem Stolle oil, nobel bic
Serbe bic 2anbitroBe iiberqueren
mubte. Sin 9lutompbil fam, Der
Siibrer fab gu ipGt bas Iebenbise 9ins
bernis, fubr in bic Serbe binein, unO
brei 2dmmer bssablten ibre .2ater=
nenloiigfeit" nit bem 2eben:: Der
Sarmer berlanete S6abeneriab fir
bic setOteten Siers, aber Der Ridter
Der eriten Snitano ipies ibn ab, Oa ss
cine itrafpiirbise Nadldifgteit lei,
na9 @intritt Der 9untelbeit pbne
2oterne S9ofe iiber Die 2anbitrobe
gu treiben, Dor benz Spllegium Der
8erufunssri6ter pies ber 9lnipalt
bes &lGgsrs ouf bic prinaipielle Be
beutung bes 6aGIes fir bic seiamte
2onbpirtI9oft bin: es banbele ii9
um ni9ts 9eringeres ais INN bic
Sra9e, pb elm 2aternen3pang fir
Sdafe beitebe. llnb ipenn er beItebe,
bann fonne er iib natiirIi9 ni9t auf
bic S6afe bei9rGnten, iunbern miiHe
ole Iebenoen @eien umfafen, Sunbe.
&iibe unb au9 MenI6en, 70 bob
tiinftig jeoer poFant Der 2anbitrobe
ii9 mad Gintritt Der 9unteIbeit nit
elmer 2oterne ousriiitsn miibts, psnn
er nibt 9efabr laufen po[lte, Iich aes
eeniiber ben glutomobiliiten itrGflider
Ra6ldiIigfeit ibuIoig gu maiden. Die
| gelebrten Serren am 8ihtertii6e err
Drterten bic Srose nit sebiibrenoem
Grnite. unb nad lansen, einsebenbsn
8erotuneen, in benen bic alnseIegens
belt bon allen Seiten beleuhtet
puroe, befdlob bic Berufune sinitana,
bic Sade an ben @orrihter sur mods
molieen 8erbanbluns auriidsuperpet'
ZEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
9noifbr 6ifte.

Sie 8epobner bes Wunberlanbes
Snbien iinb mebr als anbere Stsrb.
li6e bon @efabren bebrpbt. 9ie
Sette Der r@rpiirger" TT freilid pers
f9punben, ipenigitens tritt fie ni9t
mebr unter bieIem Namen aui. ober
anbere MG9te bebrpben bns 2ono
unb bic 8sbDlteruns. 9aburd, bob
iie i'm @ebeimen orbeiten, tit es nubers
orbentli9 f9iper ibnen irgenipie bei@
autommen. Die Daturiab >. 3. (pon
Suturo, Der Ste9apfe0 arbeiien nit
ibren 9iften. 70 bab man taum abneH
tann, pis iie es ben Spfern beibrtns
gen, unb tpie iie iid bic Opfer nab
len. Der Name Der Setts tennaei9s
net bereits zines i6rer 2isblin9
bas Oaturaeift, bos elm beliebtes
Waittsl Der Ra9e lit. Dos 8ifi ptrb
benz, Der es betommen fOll, iebr numb
gere9t sema9t. eeiiiBt unb auf bic
DeriDesenite unb f9laueite Dsiis bel
eebra5t. Die Ra9Iudt unb Der ia
natismus forbern sablreihe Opfer
Mun bat i'm 2aufe ipeniser Sabre III
8ombap alIein 1887 @er9iftunsen 9s
5Gblt, bon beneu mebr ols sipei Orit
tel tDtlih perliefen.
9lu9 bas Opium fpieIt bierbsi Elm
pi9tise RolIe. @s tpirb um 10 ltebe
qenommsn, als es bic tpunberbarfei
SrGume berporSaubert. 3ablrsib fin
au9 bic Selbitpersiftungsn. g
fpmmt es immer nod Dor, bo'
ssrauen, bic ibre MGnner perlore
baben, fid ben 0aturiab freipiai
ouslisfern, ba man iie bem nlts
8rau6 .gsmdb ni9t mebr perbrsnns
mill unb bos Qeben, bos ibrer mac
bem Spbe bes Mannss barrt, fir +
permeintIi9 fsinen Rei5 mebr bot,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Cine 9erdu(c6malt6ine.

Diesmal bonbelt es fid nidt IN
ettpos SuturiitiI6es, obippbl bic 6u
turiiten, beren srDBte Stdrfe ihre &o
pitoltrdftiateit gu fein ideini, biel
lei6t quite 9lbnebmer Der Maf4ir
iperben fDnnen, bic elm Wlarleiller er
funben BAT, unb bic Elm Snitrnmer
3ur Serborbrinsune ober Rahabniur
gen aller bentboren @erdufde III. Se
ipie elm piano ta1tenf0rmise glppo
rat, Der elettriT6 betrieben lpirb, Be
iibt cine llnsabl medoniiher 3drm
nader Der perI6iebenltsn 2lrt, I'm
elm raffiniertes Spitem bon &ombi
natipnen erm0gIi9t, auf einfa4f
WeiIe ale benfbaren @erdufde bar
auftelIen, fpie Winb, Sturm, Regei
Donner, 8ldtterfallen. Rauidsn ot
Weeres, 8ronbung, @erduI9 bes faf
renbsn @ifenbubnauees. Suff4lat
Rlirren, 8re9en, RnolIen, Rnadel
nbgeIeben bon ben einfahen Dinee
ipie GlodeneelGute peri9iebenftsr glr
unb mas pas Sers bes RssiHeurS jit
nur piinf9t. fir beRen @ebrou4 b
@pparat in eriier 2inie beftimmt II
9ielIei6i 1T er in Der Sot 10 prattitd
bob bic Sbeuter gluben BON ibm babe
f1nnert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Briil6e naG6 Riigen.

Mlit Der lleberbriidun9 Res Strelaz
funbes piro Der nOItiee5eituns" aus
foIse begonnen fperben, iobalb bic err
fprberli9en Mittel i'm Gtat bepilligt
iinb. Die Bride IolI ben Sunb ni9t
bort iiberipannen, mo beute Der Srns
jeff ben Stodbolmer 9ertebr bermit>
telt, fonbern BON Straliunb sund9it
In elmer 2Gnge BON 240 Wlettrn 3u
Der miIitGrii9em 3pede pienenben
SnfeI 0GnboIm biniibsrfii6ren. Oas
eegsniiberliegenoe llfer oieTer SnTel
foa bur9 cine 5lpeite, etlpa 1900 Mes
ter Ianse Bride nit gtii9en BEL oer
SrtI9nft grablerfdbrpe perbunpen
nerben. Dos 9aunert lit als cine
iieun Wleter breite. fir eiuen Spei9lets
iigen S9ienenitron9 beItimmte uno
ean5 aus @iien tpnItruierte Gifens
babnbriide gepldnt. gs Ipa iih in
elmer S0be bon 80 Metern iiber bem
Waferipieeel erbebeR. Die Soften
fperoen auf IA Wtillipnen Wort pers
dnT9lagt. Sails bic Staot unb Der
&reis Stroliunb bic Soften iibernebs
men, iit jebo4 geplant, unterbaIb biea
fer GiIenbabnbriide eine ben perios
nenpertebr permittelnoe Strabenbriide
onaulegen, bic jebpd BEL Der Saupt-
Dffnune, nm bic Sur9fabrt Der Se-
geIiGiffe Su ermDsli9en, our9 sins
S9pebefGbre unterbro6en perben
miibte. Sobalb bic miniiterielle 9ln.
ipeifuns Sur Snansriffnabme bes
8aues erfolst lit. fon Der 8au be-
fdleunist perben. 10 bob bos son3t
Proiett tnnsrbalb aipsi Sabren fertis'
seiiellt TT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
8uriidqeqeben.

gtne Gltere 3imperIi9e Sunsfrau
ipirb BON einem Tebr iungen 9errn
b0fli9tsitsbolber gum Sons aufsefors
bert.
Sic: .Oonte, i6 tunas ni6t nit
70 iuneen Serrenl"
Sun9er Mann: .Sie entidulbigen,
ib meinte es gut. benn i4 bin etn
ssreunb BON = Qlltertiimern.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15

Die fsinstsn orueksrositsr in 60, stas,
LIsfsrt die ONES dss "woensabiasa"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14

home. Mr.. Neiswinter has recently been
made division freight agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Logan have gone to
Amarillo, Tex, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Logan has recently been
transferred there.
Jack Harrison, round house foreman 1t
Argentine, has been transferred to New
ton. viii. Deveny. formerly round house
foreman at Newton. has been made mas
ter mechanic at La Junta.
Mrs. Jewell. wife of Engineer Charles
Jewell. is slowly improving, after q three
weeks illness.
Mrs. Harry Conwell and Mrs. James
Bostic returned last night. from Kansas
City, where they spent few days with
Fireman and Mrs. Clyde Bates.
Engineer Chas. Jones and Engineer
William Jones and Mrs. William Jones.
who left Sunday in the Chas. Jones au-
tomobile for months trip east, arc
spending q few days with relatives In
Fort Madison. Iowa. and left today Tor
Chicago. From Chicago they will go to
Oshkosh, Wis. They will be gone q
month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14
Awarded Third Premium al
Fruit Show in Boston.
MANY STATES REPRESENTED
j. G.. GRADER Injured by Motor
Car-NOt Dangerous.
Granville Grange to Exhibit at
Eair-News Notes.

Apples from the Q. d. HotchkisS
farm. near Silver Lake, were awarded
third prize at the annual convention OF
the Interstate Applegrowers associa-
ton which was held in Boston last
week. The exhibit was made by r. J.
whitaker of Weiss & Company. The
exhibit includes nothing but apples OF
the 1914 crop and were shown in COM
petition with the products OF the CEN
trail and other states. Eight var1etles
were shown.
Mr.. Hotchkiss has given his orchard
much attention during the last rev
wears. He has used his spraying ma
chine with care and regularity. Tne
apples, although green, were plump
and smooth. The other exhibits which
competed against the North Shawnee
apples also were green. the, shippers an
viting exhibits of this kind, fresh from
the trees, for the Information 1t gives
them concerning the apple crop for
the year.
Mr.. Whitaker is highly pleased with
the awards he received and this shows
that the Kansas apple growers are
among the leaders of the country
When properly cared for the Kansas
apples can compete with the pest IRON
all other states. The reports at the
Boston convention indicated big apple
crops in New York, New England and
in the northwest and but only about
half crop in the central states.
j. C. GRADER Injured.
]. c. GRADER of 1877 North Quincy
street was run down and injured by g
motor car driven by T. c. Roe OF 115s
Wayne street. Both were going north
a train at the Union Pacific crossing
Mr.. Roe did not see Mr.. GRADER, who
was ahead of him, on a bicycle. the
car struck him and dragged him sew
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14
SANTA FE NOTES,

Items for this column may be tels-
phoned to Ss15 or the State Journal ofIice.l
Swttchman Fred Morgan and Mre. Nor
gan have been entertaining at their homo
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Holder and daugh-
ter Lena Of Excelsior Springs. No., and
-. Hattie Gray and daughter Irene Of
keokuk. Iowa, the past week. They have
returned to Exceldor Springs, accom-
panied BY Miss Laura Morgan who viii
visit there Q short time.
Miss Clara Peterson of the freight audi
tors od1ce II spending q few weeks va
cation with fr1ondo In Canon City, Colo.
Carey Robinson viii return tomorrow
from Denver. where he has been Spending
. few weeks vacation
Mrs.. Ira Neiswinter WIN leave The last
of tho Wouxh Tor BDpog1ns Whofo oho
win 5oan N. Welgwmtaf q = uekmanent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14
POLICE COURT news.

A gang Of youthful Topeka adventurers
twice disturbed the peaceful SAUNDERS OF
residents near the state house last night
Shortly before midnight. the mis-
creants'' gathered a big pile of dried
grass from the capitol grounds, placed It
on the West Eighth street car tracks,
started that caused quite q commotion
on Kansas avenue. Not long after mid
night similar blaze was started near
Ninth and Harrison.
Three boys. Joe Hartman. George
Smith and Joe Frank, were arrested last
night by City Detective Lytle and Deputy
brass valued at 500 from the Union Pa
cific roundhouse in North Topeka. A junk
dealer had informed the officers that the
brass, which was stolen "Wednesday
night. They buried 1t and smashed it
Thursday. The three boys are now in
the county Jail. They admit the theft.
Josiah Ross, chief Of police. has been
asked to be on the lookout Tor clever
auto thief, who is believed to be making
his way toward Kansas. The alleged
thief is H. T. Bradden. II years of old who
is said to have stolen a five passenger
jackson touring car at Pekin. Ill. driving 1t
and an Illinois state license from another
car and then drove to Des Moines. AT
that point he borrowed" some more tires
and an Iowa license. and started west
ward.
Policemen in Topeka are hoping that by
next year regulation summer uniforms
can be obtained for the entire force.
While this has not been an extreme sum-
mer, there have been many hot days and
the officers have been forced to wear
their heavy winter clothes. The officers
pay for their own uniforms and the mat
ter was brought up the first OF the sum-
mer. It is probable that light uniforms.
such as policemen wear in nearly every
other city in the country OF this size,
will be instituted next year.
It il a well known fact in Topeka that
q majority Of the cops have luxurious
mustaches. Tho reason for that has
never fully been explained. but nearly all
of the officers. from the chief down. pre-
fer the foliage.
Patrol Driver Calvin has has just re-
ceived word that his daughter, Miss Min
ME Calvin, Of Nashville, Tenn, was lucky
enough to escape from Germany without
experiencing the difficulties that many
Americans have been subjected to. Miss
Calvin sailed on q German-Lloyd liner
July Is. She was in Europe for several
weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14

More than 500 rura! school teachers in
II counties in Kansas kave signiffed
their intention OF initiating social CEN
ter activity in connection with their
school work this fall
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14

1t il a well known fact in Topeka that
a majority Of the cops have luxurious
mustaches. Tho reason for that has
never fully been explained. but nearly all
of the OFFICERS. from the chief down. pre-
fer the foliage.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-24
Teachers For Coming Year.

Several have
the coming due to the resignation
HIGH SCHOOL.
F. E. Moore principal physics Wimee Hassnger
Giles M. Ruch, Science. Teachers Training.
Otto Klun Manual Training Charlotte
Cordela Coffee Household English.
Delmar Harmon, History
Madge Eubanks, Domestic Training.
Laura Mccormick, Mathematics Harris
Maude Nissey English. ing
l.. T. Hodge, Commercial
SCHOOL.
G. w. Miam Dunham, fourth
Nellie B. Ross, sixth Effie Alverson third grade
Margaret Powers grade Myrtle
Bertha Elason, fifth grade
Myrtle Muir first grade.
WEST SCHOOL.
Gertrude Enge History. Beuah Caldwell, fifth grade
Ia Myers, Arithmetic Morehouse, fourth grade.
Gussie Updegraff Etheyn Hurley third grade
Alice Thompson, Bookkeeping Evangne Policy second grade
Jeanette Creekpaum Reading. Silva Brown, first grade
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-30

from the train to the foreign office
and took up with his subOrdinates the
as filed there by Ambassador Page.
When he entered the cabinet meeting
he took with him notes and reports
already compiled by his assistants an
swering the various points raised by
the United States
Inasmuch as the American position is
based on the Interpretation of interna-
tiOnal law made by the legal experts Of
the state department at Washington,
it was not believed that the protest can
easily be disposed of. 1t was pointed
out that at least on a few of the points
raised there is wide difference OF
opinion on the part of the international
law experts and that it was very prob
able that on these certain points
lengthy negotiations with the United
State probably would be necessary.
Certain members of the cabinet take
the position that there are no exist
ing precedents that operate in the pres
ent case. They hold that while the
United States has the right to insist
on no interference with vessels and
cargoes that are beyond question COM
posed of non-contraband articles. it
cannot enforce it's protest where the
British government is in possession of
positive information that 'cargoes of
conditional contraband" are intended
finally to reach Germany and Austria,
even though these cargoes are in neu-
trail bottoms and consigned to neutral
firms in neutral countries.
This is especially the case in the
various cargoes of meatstuffs which
have been seized and which are
claimed to be owned by the big Amer
lean packing firms. The same holds
true of other kinds of foodstuffs and
also with the cargoes of absolute con-
traband seized, consigned to Italy and
certain of the Scandinavian countries
in the opinion of these cabinet Off
cfals. The entire question was
threshed out at length at the cabinet
meeting today and the outlines of
England's reply were decided on.