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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-22

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:. mod. apartment. Gas Quincy.
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FOR sALE-MOTORCYCLEs.
FOR OIJICK acknowledgements
fully equipped. $125. College Hill Hard
ware. Phone 9S3.
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OAKLAND NOTES.

(Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal
Office.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-22
FOR s.IE-HoRsEs: cows,

FOR aALELOue gray mare. 80: one 3
year-old mare, weight 100 lbs. $40; 4
sorrel mare. 1000 lbs. years old. -:
phaeton. &1s: new saddles. Himelbergsr.
rs Fillmore.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-22

FOR SALEls11 Buick runabout fine
running order. Great bargain Phone
800.
THREE passenger electric, drst class
condition; also international truck. LIZ
W. sth.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
PRINCESS MAY IS AGAIN
 BACK ON SEAGWAY RUN

The Princess May arrived in Skagway at 4:3O this morning, after having been laid off the run for several weeks, with 1GO tons of freight and 26 passengers, among whom were the following:
 Isaac Lusk, road commissioner for Yukon territory.
 ". B. Hood, operator on the O.DonneI river in the Atlin mixing district
 II. G. McPherson, the Whitehorse druggist, and his sister-in-law, Miss Teskey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Vancouy- CT, B. c. Mir. Barker is the travel ing freight agent of the c. P. R, and will assist MT. L. H. Johnston, acting local agent, in the perform auco of his duties for the next ten days, or until the return to Skag- way of P. F. w. Lowle from Dawson.
 Sisters Mary Corona and Mary Am ella, who are on their way to the interior.
 She will sail at 2 o'clock tonight with the following people from Skagway: Messrs. Hull, Gingraff, Scott and Reed for Prince Rupert, AIr. COrfey, Mr. and Mrs, Elliol and family, Mr. Gaross, Mr. Silver, MT. Neville, AIr George Baubury, Mrs. J. J. Moore and family, Mrs. Ter He, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hensen, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Perry and daughter, Hr. Peterson and son and HeRry Dedmau.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
LIVES WERE LOST
 IN SAMPSON SHIPNRECK

Seattle, August PA correct list of the names of the people who ,were lost when the Pacific Alaska steamship Admiral Sampson was rammed and sunk yesterday off Point No Point, near Port Townsend Wash, by the Canadian Pacific pas senger boat Princess Victoria, while the former was euroate north on her regular Southeastern and South western Alaska run, is as follows, ull of those missing being either members of the crew or passengers on board the Admiral sampson:
 Captain z. M. Moore
 Chief Engineer Noon
 L. Cabanes, third cook
 J. G. Williams, mess boy
 Miss NJ. Campbell, stowardess
 C. Marquette, quartermaster
 s. Sater, night watchman
 W. E. ReBar, first wireless opc"- Gtor.
 sG. ". Bryant, passeuscr bound for Haiucs, Alaska.
 Mrs. George BaubUry, wife Of the IccaI agent of the company, who was on her way to Ska&way to re- join her husband.
 Edward Byrue, a sJowaway, who was badly burned in the fire which broke out in the bow cr the vic topia from sorlo unknown cause shortly after the colIison, and which the crew had hard work to eXtia- guish. Hyrne died in the Providence hospital here at noon yesterday.
 From the most reliable inrorma- tiou thai has so fmr been obtained it appears that the deadly blow which caused the Admiral Samp- son to sink was struck near the after hatch Of that vessel, the sharp bow of Jhe Princess victoria hitting the doomed ship squarely and with sufficient force to almost break her in half.
 The crew of the Admiral sampson as soon as possible after the col
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO ADOPTS
 ITS NEW POSTAL PLAN

San Francisco, Aug. 27-The new postal plan, whereby the bulk of San FrauciseO's mail will be han dlcd at the Ferry building and thus save several hours and considerable expense, has been approed by Wash ington officials, and the arrange ment it was decided will be put into effect next December. The plan has been approved by Postal In spectOr Bushnell, who was sent here f,Om Washington to make a thor 0ugh investigation of the scheme. Nearly ninety per cent of San Fran ciscO's mail passes through the Ferry building, and by handling it there the delay and expense of hauling it to the main postoffice at Mission and Seventh streets will be saved. The new plan means that the entire working force at the post office will be recognized. The saving will not only affect all out bound mail, but will mean a quick CT distribution of local mail, esDec- ialIy to and from business and fin ancial districts.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
Russians AdUancing On
 Germans in Belgium

Paris, August 27-Terriric fight ing k reported here to be taking Ilacc today between the French and German armies on the frontier ana the slaughter is said to be some thing fri@html, the dead being piled waist high m many places along the battle front.
 The French are now said to be driving the Germans hack and the latter 5uc responding sava=ely.
 It is rumurcd here that Prince Albert, the KaiSer's uncle, iS one of those whu have been slain.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27

lision occurred lowered the hfe boats but the vessel was sinkins 90 rapidly that Captain Moore called to the passengers to jump overheard, which many of them dia and three were afterward picked Hp by the Princess Victorias boats. Quite R few of those who jumped overbOard were only dressed in their night clothes.
 There was no confusion nor sx- citement on board tho Admiral Sampson during the trying ttme. and the last seen of Captain Moore was while he was helping some children into the last life boat which left before she sunk.
 The United States revenue cut teE Unalga went to the scene of the disaster today and the officers re- rort that the Admiral Sampson is total loss, having gone down ia ueep water. EtforLs are being madSI however, to recover the bodiea of the missing.
 The Princess victoria was hbeled here today for $67O,OOO for the loss of the Admiral Sampson, $500,- 900 for loss of baggage and other effects and for the master marin CTS and five members of the ma rine boards expenses while inYsstI- gasing into and placing the responsibility of the week, $15,O00.
 The libel recites that the collt- sion occurred while the Princess Yic- toria was running at high rate of speed through a dense fog and that Chief Engineer Noon lost his life in trying to save that of Mrs. George Banbury, before the Admiral Samp- son went down.
 The investigation is expected to start tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
BATTLE BY LAND AYR SEA
EXPECTED 1T osTEND

RotterdaM, August 27-RcpoTts here are to the effect that the Ger mans are now moving on OStend, which they expect to capture. al- though it k defended by a strong Iorvc of British.
 Stockholm, August 27-News reached here today of the arrival uC British warships off OStend, and that they will open a bombardment ir the Germans attempt the capture or the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27

cause of the news which is reach ,ng here of the Russians steady ad- vance and their driving of the Ger mans before them until the latter have already reachd this place of their final stand on the river 9der.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE IS
 CAUSING PANIC IN BERLIN

CAUSING PANIC IN BERLIN
 London. August 27-AdyicrS Ic- criyed here this morning are ta the effect that a panic is apparent in Berlin owing to the ITmorS that are current there of the Russians sweeping everything before thrm 0" their march to Berlin. Many wealthy residents are reported to have already left tAe city,
 It iS also reported that the Ger mans are going to abandon PruSSi" to the Russians and withdraw slow- Iy to the river Oder, where the main defense of Berlin lies.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
IMMENSE RUSSIAN ARMY
ADVANCING TOWARD BELGIU5l

St. Petersburg, August 27-It is officially given out here that the Russian lines, which extend for a distance of sixty miles in length, are advancing toward Belgium, driv- ing the Germans from the Lake regions in Prussia.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
ALLIES REPORT -o,og0 KILLED,
 WOUNDED, CAPTURED, MISSING

'h V Nah-HasI.r N-aa a ..a....f -faNsH.T1 W "a
 London, August ---Thc 3rriciH war statement WAS unt-sucI this m"ning. nut ie i7 maGsiciaIy rc- ported that rhr allies casualty roll shows seventy taaasaud killed, wumdcd, captured aaa missing.
 It is sa.a aa. aa Ecruan> have penetrated the #H..r' Ita.s be- tween 3lwema.r awI f.uagns, and the American raaa. committee has warned aW am...a.s .. Iaa.c ror home at ,1e ,mlt-.s aos-l.Ic mo- mcal
 The Kaiser ua...u d. Crosse. of the Hmam@-.Emes.aa lime, wa, sunk today off sne wgs0 yaast of Africa hy ao british cruiser High Filler.
 It is r.aur.. .... ...snd ulat hc GcmauS .a.. captured Lille. France, arsn 1a:,ar.g.aes and Uou- buiu.
 Floating mines ia ..a NHtH sea today caused rav w.-. .. .ne Nrr- wcglau ~.raw. ... a.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
EUROPE A VAST SLAUGHTER HOUSE
Dead Piled Wois1 Deep on French Frontier
Night Of Terror inAnt0 anic i BerLi-E ghting on Sea

ficiaI reports that a.c being rscciv- cd here H is almost a certainty that the allies aro holding their own iu BcIgium. The Gomuns app pear to be resting ur, while the al- lies arc strengthening ytair posi- lions in all possible ways.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
LULU IN THE FIGHTING IN
BELGIUM BUT TEMPORARY

''''''7'' ---I I'0 "
 London, August 27-Accordin@ to news of the war that is now being circulated here of the situation in HelgiYm the Germans after their temporary check of yesterday have been rr-inforccd and are again hurI- ing themselves against the allied armies.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
HUs-IAN- AHH U"E".|-"
To HE orr. OPTIMISTIC

S. petcl>aur. 1u-rs. 27-Thc war rrelwg nwua- E.a uanuIe is oU- timistie in t..- a.ty snd i is cun- lidmtly believed tla. within the next three weeks tHe Russian ad- vance will he in striking distance of thc Gcrma8 ca7rgg
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
FOREIGN oH..#a"- HEvwEsT

TSE c. I...'..E .E. a3oNN
 .tutwg,r, .L...-g -.-.:.sidont ministers ot fnru.-u uaac-= iu this city have entered a protest against it's bomhan.w... -. s.. Zeppelin divi@ihlr vr..-'.-..
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES FALL
 OF FORTS NEAR NAlIUE

Berlin. August -I-Thc govern ment today officially auuomced that all the forts of Ewmur have fallen and that Upper hIs7ec is now free of uIc allied armies.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
RUSSIANS DRIVING GERMANS
 CAUSE OF CEEEGFJLNESs

Paris, August 2.-Thc allies only cause for chccrruIncss, a2cord- ing tu the latest aJviCcs, is be-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
BLOCKADE OF NLlu guAy
ET a.IpENEsE lS NaE

Ba a-a'aNEs. .T NON OA ToIio, AaGu~, 2--3 wireless received here suiuy hy admiral Ilato says uIat tao HIockadc of the haGbor ol kiau Ch3u is naw in force and that American Consul Peck has taken his departure.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27
PEOPLE OF ANTWERP
PASS NIGHT OF TERROR

Antwerp, August 27-The people here passed last night in constant terror of death, aS monster Zcppc- lin dirigiblc airships hovcrcI uyca head and occasionally dropped a bomb down into the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27

Dr. L. S. Keller will leave On a professional visit to Whitehorse on Saturday morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-08-27

ALLIES SAID TO BE HOLDING
 THEIR OWN IN BELGIUM Paris. August 25-F'rm 0t-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07
New Orleans Co

Now Orleans, La. April G.---LIquIda-
tion pf long cotton, mixed. with, aeat-
tered dffesiI spot z selIin i X Weighed
agaiEist the price Of eaton tof;Sy.
Opening s to- o points down the de-
cline wfH "'Ils,inayly s7laehbd until, In
tho aftsfhbOh. .'It was is u 16 points.
The clnse was at net loss OF II TO
i.,points.
LqhidHtton appeared 10 be stimu-
lated by the approaching Easter holfl
dByss Ownnfa OF long contracts
aeriaed anxfonB to redIias tlieir lli,Ids
siilge. White Short selling was en-
conraged by the favorable weather
map, the outlook for Flins In the next
day or two pg ID fse Ar6Wth &oY
beartah sentiment regarding tbe new
crop. :. S.a
The ring shoWeT a marked change
over the conditions prevailing last
week. when mp 10 the elnse, Il5e do.
nts,li Was lEasfI fort e5atfaets. 70
fsg's pfferSits sEf Sgsre met by only a
Sllgt pEsss steady, unchanged.
MIddllng Is 1-f6 sales on spot 6a0;:
ttl arrive J50. :. .isass s3,
PrIitfSAs tsID8ed: e ss5 SS
May July 1889 Aug asO Art.
: ltds llec.F "a = 81 Z. ist';;s +; IS
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Fina and Commercial

iquotationa slightly in nearly every
pase. Oyard7 the close the list, eGHs5
lUa sllStltiy. Total transactions were
NOT fsir hs5oge the 100. 900 mark.
Almost mo 6Ely evidence OF public
inte lay ia the sustained inquiry
Tor iigb Brads binds. 'tt 3t'sict
N ISSeh tl5iex Joss In cash shown
ii 8ttifr6 q o a statement Checked
tles 30 sfea OF itnonay rates,
lsiis ,tt - not 'te& pected that there viii
m aiiy peFmaheht departure from cur.
rent %asy conditfEhS. 's' -.
large 'ntihiber or railroads, operat-
iilg various sections. made their Feb.
.rhaFy returns today and In ialinost
every case severe 'bhrinkage in eaEn-
fngs were shown, Canadian Pacific
Showed more heayinesa, probably on
kd.. =: ~ = Z
G Prices of some bonds yielded, but In
Beneral Tire bond TfRPket was flrmer
Total sales $2,040.000. unitad Stdies
2s reg, declined 1-8 on CaH. TotaI
sales were i6G109,sh
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YORK; Il Ii III siSdiiey
+ ~ u d Fujlng rate 81 g I:
selostiig ast q z IS. 8 SS s.
Pine T0sna III s ,,si ri ists q 5
tiAyIl 3 ei ID ION tlis s d
gtsle pot. 8 i. d 4:
Ing xchange steady; aixtS eiIayA
FF,F7T7cl1EIs I1llIIf gE59 Il
IS etf ss b
i;sf can cns inra 4 4 iAs IS
etslfa6nt 6oIisls sssR. Ffiyrnaa
bond 81
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70 every naptisf Who rbads thla.

y -
Z, Away out III Wyoming, 28 ns,Isss form
railroads, 70 tltajles south OF IS ilew
stone ,s5arits IN Jackson's Hole. thera
are q few Baptists who have sheen
setrnJ liag fnf Two Yea ITO get d, hGlise
Of ,tisett own iTi, which "a siiiiS.
lEilat,o y not anotlseE Baptist chtirch
Within o. rtdtllA ot 100 miles. Vys 81 alsge.
spent over ~ 900 and find IL viii fsle
iat least 50 90 MOI ID finish our btilidis
ing w!liclf IS rooms, i the sitiaiFI an,
ditorium. the Sunday school room, two
ssaltsaR school class rooms and the
slatlls AfIl room. e
People have been attending serVieea.
here gho have -ileYets Jieeli IS
.to t church t.l 10 to3 no years Morn6as
school & z IS, . s.! s.
This IS d worthy and needy field.
and IS; 81 ives yDis each ID opnortnnIty
10 DO - tittie tnisAi0na ~ fsefa.
on eIlls eI1 allr most deserving tsise
raiaaiOfI lesdlI. :, is y
,tsi y liase this much ta induce you
islt our building and Is feel sure ti,9t
.HsaRysH you viii fa glad 10 taIie Cd.
vantage Of this 0pportunIty and sefia.
ms IN naefink \ s. A. M rs e q
8 ! thaal ypat ini aavanee fof yDus
q nv. kIRnY5 5Ayg.
fJac ckEnti5 w yalIl II flP 4 b d; Il 81 : z y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

%. AIsRIN lE.,.
entaitge Grey 4 Igfftea ar ira
a,sa s'asi1lla ll0lse FgpaBi ifi6Il.

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stogIa OF the General n i sseaiid
isaIsat or Ilapg gir 4 ia s. Il Ton
that be ilea an llra6a6 ID IA -
noilsS pfII was bound q 10; njI "a 81
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So the prSyf ion. HI a a. sct I'M;
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geh ON agricnl nllsI III I'D y IIlaE
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pases and u sg rs 81 Is
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here Is one though that comes 10
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and IS hut f6e tlla
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aa]l4e
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80 Ind econ $50 =
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Yea snfW = MI ~ s, H II l,s.s. y,
- sfs =. 80 IA :
bis s. kSeliofS fever q 6f,s:,e
sevHF Z,
e assl - 81 s. Il !. !.
81 rs n. 6 !. s. 4 S 49,. ~
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IS n q 4 SIS ss;I.e
lf s {. 4 Z
~ 'pn te IA
Se1 Afa rSi "a iss isl I s 81 - e
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Cot oal S esl Oil

New York April g. Ottoriseed OIL
Higher on buying of July for srasteTis
account, light offerings II Eeneral ana
.aiippoft fr0na the hifs 81 Final prices
were 2 70 Q points ne Klgfler. [.
NO InHTRNE cT03eFE steady . lTokaI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07
ok90S. Good.

Sci W York. ytpFti eotfoss gp:lds
mar sgspe atsiet and stead ;sSl
day; Yarns Stgssre tnsgt s Itnw nslit VA s
tilepsed. nfsss gooda ere lingio- I
,Itis = TBUDet a rl
e9nahIs quiet trade. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07
.Liyel.tpo,oI Cotton

Ltyerp9pl April 0 Cotton, sYjoi
steady good tlls illild Iliis.
low lnlddilng 692. Sales 0,000;
speculation and export 1000. Re.
eeiIfs lsane.. Futnres barely steady. :
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epge FoD t'e 81 & ton. f6SE 51iIll
prove the iSless rs lkeriile "a r etslI IS
ed totiHS Ia low afa 1 Il & ptiee 81 tsl
The ma flsat cibse Z =. & : -
! l.rse a eellne orlI liiiisll5d wlsis &
{ laslls al = is-2 d q IS 8 g s
S3-s ITO it2c aEsA ssfts IS ioii q
/ from D hliaa 90 Is Sc alVallke ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

l.. e. Campbell OF the Eureka nee
tios ~. 4gs+t s9Hohg Ire SlsftotssIii. glsi
city yesterday. efftf iistsfiil u *
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07


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s q 5 II If y 4, ~ i 81.
esltne asIlli Nlao
4 xEcS1 81 q - slils IS ( :,
kls.se eaisSi Iss, -
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snA ffl scealnt a Atlanta
elstsic Fcst on aale a S.
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~
ga pfteNli 81 i6sinf
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n ell 81 Ritk ressiSa limit
lifN altb
81 MAY Gale
= = ~ -
al sh relnssi lsIllt xs7Il
e ss IL 81.
6l SI8 alat efsi.
- ssls sl7 3.Fa fjgHl aS f.si
= 5n Q1sg
8 sel 81
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y. 3. SDearman OF VFilliaHnston apent
'yeatefday ifI the city 49,.
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New York Costela

New York, April 6.-spot aniat:
niddlihg $780,. gulf 1865. Cotton f;i-
Jifes closed steady.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Harvey 'Ropth 0e the Fork section
fpenr part ~ yesterday III tiiea27 city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

4Mias Elia Sue Jones spent sunda,
IN Eaktyfeli, Fca,, with fTishdsa t iti5'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-07

Claude sogFels o. HsEtwsll, Ga, wa
in Anderson yesteraay., ~ .s:6,i. II !,
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IgfBSGk kbt YeaEgin pg Iva, waa among
the gusiness visitors 10 spend ynsfeFz
cay In TIE city .'ii ss,if
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cf he siilsif anlatnt 9E Buy
5itai siieFe Nas asill apparent the
b ~ & ~ Il !, ia :
tscabiA fen q 81 8 lgs.s Ssciilla s
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