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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

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4.S5s4.
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20 VI set.. 90. Coupon 80. 1UO-lO2.
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beus sur Ibpe9s!ung NAL lpleoer olel5er'
gGno uno DIE S9luBno!iruugen ltanosn IN
ben meilten 6alen uber penen ppn geltern.
giur gteu Sausu uno Asbllb SalIep maa'
ten cine gusnabme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

snl9 itetia. prina gitp 6g-
G3t, DO. eountrp 6-6ac per pflinb.
Sol blen.- -Wartt rubia. g)ouabs
bioabenp $3.50-3.75, yiub unb Siad
1925, aanaphd Stiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Slad 1925 - 2.35
per aonne abselieFeri. Raud,loie
Stiidtoblen $3.50, antbrdcite S7.75
per Sonne ubgeliefert. Gpte ioitsi
S6.00-6.50 per Sonne abaeIiefsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Wetan 0tarft.

Rem gort, 3. Suni.
&upier.-Rartt fIau. Spot unb
Iu1uit $3.50 - 400; Gleetrolptic
$1425; Gate nominsll; Gaiiiuss $14
-14.12.
3inn 1T ftft gu $30.60-30.90.
antimon -Iartt ilau; Gootion's
81. 25-137.
Giien rubis uno unDsrdnbert.
gIei.-Wartt rlibig 81 $3.50
3.9j.
Speltsr rubia 81 $5.05-5.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

Stanoarb psiBer 42-42ac, gto. 8
lpeiBer 415-42e, go. a lpeiber 40
41c, Ho. 2 semildter 41-41ic, Ro.
3 Do. 40-40ac, NO. a Do. 39a -40c.
2pssen.-Ro. 2 69-70c, go.
8 DO. 66--6Sc, 10. 4 DO. 61-64c.
@erits.-Ro. 2 sSriibiabrs 66 =
zoe. 20. 3 DO. 60-65t per Blu.
20 bisfp.
@ertauft ipurbsn 4S6 8bls. Gis
filters Siniibep @ooos auf Der Bats
bon $1.35 per 9allone.
Groceries.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Gbicaao. 8. cSuni.

Sdpeine. 3ufubr $4,000. Martt
tart. Die msiiten 8eriGufe bradten
S8.10-8.20; leihte $7.90-8.25; ge,
miidte $7.90-S.25; fdipere $7.7O-
$50; raubs $7.70-8.90; 5erteI ST..
10-7.15.
Rinbpieb. .-3ufubr $4,000. Warft
itetie. geepes S7,25-9.25; Stisre
$6.S0-S.15; Stoders unb ;5eepers
$6.35-8.25; aiibe unb 6siFers 1910
-S.75; GGlbsr $7.00-9.85.
Sdafs. - 3ufubr 1900. Martt
Ftetis. Sdafs $5.45-6.35; SGbrlinoe
$6.25-7.40; admmer $6.50-S.eO;
Jriibiabrs 9Gmmer $725-9.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Vpnt 0elcmarrt.
Eincinnat1.a. Huni 1eg4.

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Die Radfrase nah 9arleben mar nu,
mdbiS uno 8elo 1T willis, oeuu bic 8antsn
babeH genagenoe 6onos an Sano. SIR
3arIebeH ION eau wuroen BON ben BaHten
49, berechnet uno o8eiddttspapiers pur'
ben gu 5-s% oistoutirt. Sie Mailer plaSir.
ten SarIehea 1on caIl" su 40 uno aui Ssii
~ <h-6S.
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.l00U.
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linp fietrs. Die ioIssubsn GuptiruHgsn
iirlo II berihten:
Sonoon. Saae Sidt. $3.50 per 6; 60
Sagt Sitt, $4.S7 per &; Yaris, Gage
Stdt, 5l4 Jraues per $1e0; ~ Gage Siht,
6l7 6rGncs per s10v; iur Seutidlane, 4
9agt Sitt, 4 YRart S51a - 954. oo.. 6O
Gage Std)t, 94K-S44e.
Soeum,ntarp Oils aui 9onooH muroen
su s4.S444, aui Glasgow ,u s4.S4h uno auf
SelfaIt gu S4.S4 4 pertaufl.
ennpes. cbiisunouru.
rubig uno itstig. 9ls Santsn quoiiren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
enfant terrible.

Sauslehrer :.Sris. penn Oh nidlt
better lernit. iperoen mir Sonntaa
nidt tpicoer im9;arf ipasicrcn sebenI~
JriBfen: vsIber sic polen cod
Jrdulein Gle bort mieoertrefisn.
Serr aanbibatl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Mustpdrtige Wsdrfte.
q E IN q ort. 8. SUM

Rem yort, 8. Suni.
Msbl,-Wartt itetia.
Rpggenmebl. Wartt iietia.
Wlaismebl. Wartt iteiis.
Roggen. Martt ipillia. Ro. 2
peitIider 723c c. /. T. Rem gort er.
port.
8erits.A Martt itetia.
Dei5en.-Wartt feIt. Rp. 2 barter
Winter $1.043 c. /. +. Rem gorf; Ro.
2 rptber c. /. I. 5uli @srianbt; gap. /
Northern 9uIutb $1.044 uno Rp. /
ytOrtbern Munitoba $1.054 (. o. b.
ihpimmeno.
Beli6tcrn.-Warft isit. Ro. 2 geIs
bes S2tc {. /. {. prompt.
6uier -Wartt fietig.
Ssu.- Wartt rubig.
!oopfen.-Wartt rubig.
6aute, - Wlartt rubis.
2sber. - Wartt fet.
Qort.-Wartt iteiia.
gsei.-Wlartt rubig.
Gut Rsats. Wartt feit. 9ep6fslte
Bellies bon 10 bis IA pfunb 13-
l4bc.
Sbmal5. - Martt tart. Mibbls
Nft $10.10-1O20. Raffinirtes feIt.
Continent $10.65; Siib Qmsriia $11;
COMPOUND itetiQ.
3aI9.-Wartt itetig.
gaumpoIlfaomenol. - Wlar,t ieit.
prima CONNER selbss S7.25-7.33.
WolIe.-Martt fietig.
5ar5.-Ulartt rubig.
5erpentiH.-Wlartt itetig.
Reis.-Wartt iietia.
WtoIdiies. 49, Wartt f!au.
3uder.-RObsr itstig. Centrifugal
1896; MpIafies 2.74c. Raffinirtsr
itetig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
,leariua 9puis umidys.

Sic llmidb, I'M bic igeu Clearinghouse
btlisieu lid beute aui s4,l5l $50.
yr'si'e esrpriiaieu.
gsrocter & @amb.s uno Cine. Street HD.
Nttien Waren beute Die einSiatn Yapiere,
weld|e etwas &eben ;eigten, iOuit absr mar
Der Ytarft Han. Serfauit Duroen:
Yin psr Strir:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Siebndrfte.

Gineinnati. 3. SUM-.
3ufubr unb @erianbt pdbreno Der
bsriIOiisusn "a Sfunoen, pergli6en
nit ben Dorbergsbenbsn 2 5asen, ipas
rem lpie foIst:
3ufubr: Rinbp. Sapein.. S6afe.
/. Suni i. 1921 1920 1918
2. Suni .. 213 1855 2315
8. Suni .. 574 3005 1893
gsriarot pdbrsnb berfeIben s3sit:
gfinbp. Sdpeine. Sdafe.
/. sSuni Ii. 166 80 1853
2. 5uni . 461 1856 1859
8. Suni i. 135 1919 1896
Ri isb.-@uts Biz auserles
isns fette Stiere parsn btute itstig,
Die anoeren ubsr iebr fluu unb i9pa9.
Stoders paren in etnas beiferer
gla4frase uub iietig. - Mil9tiibe
iinb langiam unb f9pah.
Wittlsrs unb ifrpsre Stiere 1925
$50, SdIsn $3.50 - 6.75, syleis
fdsrsStisre $6.75 8.25, auserleiene
biz ertra $8.35-s.50, 38 ertra fanep
trodenesfiitterte Stiere i'm DurH.
i6nitisseipidt Don 833 pfunb $S.85;
Ssifers $5.75-8.25. auserleiene $8.>
$3.50. aiibs $3.50-6.25, Grtra
$6.35-6.75, Gamers $3.25-4.25.
Cutters $4.25-5.25, Gtoders unb
8esbers $6.00-7.75, Stod Seifers
$5.5o-6.50. Stod aiibe $4.5o--
5.75.
9ulItn.-Der Martt mar beute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

Nttien Columbus 6jaS ...... 6S
10 Nttten Yrpeter & Gamble .. 5S4
IL SIttien Cincinnati Strset Rp . 1925
second Call.
10 NttieH Cincinnati Street ZIP 49,. 1034
Sm pffeneu N,ariis:
$4,000 atue. 3. 4HG 1934-54 13o4O
20OO Gate GpuutD 8. ~ 1929 10l4
1000 Iron S.%S 1924 ........ 1902
3oOO etnelunatt 4E 1929 .... 1024
5000 Cincinnati AZ 1884. -. 105
800 Cincinnati 4H& l943 49,. 1064
Ndbitehsnoe 3abeQe pou I'M bieiiseu
Martt b.inoIihen Bombs uuo Attien gebt
bic oifsielen Guptiruulen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

3Uder. = preiie limb fst. -
Raffinirtsr Gut Qoaf 5.S0c, pOpbereo
4,75t, Cubes 4.90t, qranulirtsr A.
'65c, GOnfectipners 81" 4.55c. OTT
81" 4,30c, lpsiber EXTRA IS" 4.2ot,
sItra e" $500.
Ntolaiies 1T itstt9.-glep Orf
leans Open Settle 3S-45c, Gentrifus
gal 1S-20c per Gjallons.
Reis. = 9ouiiiana. Tnntn Seao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Vinrsathrirtr a,tiex.

Msttr ssn SeraArrsmas u.isntmstt,u.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
Prices.

| Below We Qu0ie few Of onr fe gmiar prseee
rot cut prices, Int jast what Ne have solo
these goods fer IN The last ten Years, nd are
selling then ter nsw
Hyeths Phosphate Of Soda, regular pflcs
30 cts our price soc.
ColgateS TAicums, al kinds, res uiar price
70 cts, our price l5c.
Colgatee Tooth Powder, regular price 25c,
our price fsc
Ramon's ivsr Pile, regular price Is cts.
Two-gryi qainine Pills, our rffse Is aS
cts tor Que EuHared.
All Caionel aad Soda Tablets. rek aFd,t 80
of size, Is cts per 100.
Mennens Talcnm, 20 cts per bow 81 SIS les
aud o~ors.
Thevmos 9ostlesahe newest aud hes. 81 20
for pint size, S2.50 for Quarts.
Louislne fapers. tilFve styles aud sizes. Is
cts for full pound ptekage
Red Cross Kidney Piassers, IS cts each:
the best platter made
Whiiman's Candies 60 cts per pound aue-
qualed BY aay. reg rdless 81 price
Full stock Of Hudnut's Perfumes, Tai
Gums, etc
Kale Dyspepsia Cure, 80 cts for so q size,
IS cts for 81 % size.
All kinds Of Bristle Goods, with vide range
of prices.
One Hundred Comp. cathsrtic Plus for
% ;ents.
Sole Agen. for Wool, Nyaps Fssniiy Rem
edles. Christiani Of Washington, Drs W J.
Whitlack 4 Nephew, 81 Winchester. aud
many Others
Remember, We have what you want, or we
win gnt it:fcr you.
We sell-'nest everything.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
Statement From POWhatan College.

After prolonged and successful trip
in the West collecting money long due
him. and raising other money, DR.. j..
r. Pentuff, President of Powhatan
College, returned Tuesday morning.
December 23rd. He is surprised and
grieved to find injurious reports from
citizens here afioat in the community,
He feels that great injustice has been
done him while struggling to raise
money in the face of hard financial
conditions, and at the same time there
are those in the community who seemed
ambitious to permanently injure him and
the College. DR.. Pentuff in an inter-
view says:
Il was absent much longer than was
intended, but that it is not unusual for
College President to make trips in
the financial interest of his school. /
was procuring money to care for the
needs Of the College, and it was neces-
sary to stay until complete manage
ments were made. 1 have negotiated
large interests and have succeeded in
obtaining a good sum which will be
available for me during the month of
January and much larger results to
follow. 1t never once entered my mind
to desert my interests here, | believed
that my family and teachers were am
ply able to cope with the situation and
conduct the school in proper manner
until my return from the far west. |
expect to pay my Indebtedness in full
and thereby silence all false accusers as
well as envious tongues that have been
circulating almost malicious rumors
about myself and the College. / regret
that "Powhatan" since its beginning,
has had to contend with foes here
whose hatred has been almost mortal,
and while this is true, the college has
had some very strong and staunch
friends. which fact is thoroughly appre-
ciated by the school authorities. car
only ask for the college reasonable
time to repair the injury sustained by the
hasty action of those who have caused
this embarrassment and suspension Of
all unfavorable comment until every
creditor Is speedily satisfied, and fan
opportunity to anable Powhatan College
to establish her worth as first class
institution of learning in this commu.
nifty"
Signed, j. P. PENTUFF.
lin justice to the school, and to cor
rect many erroneous statements which
have appeared in the newspapers. we
desire to state that we are advised thai
Powhatan College will open al
the usual time at the close of tbs
Christmas recess
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
Farmers Course Demonstrations.

One of the features of the Trainers
Short Courses to be held by the College
of Agriculture at Morgantown, January
6-13, will berthe demonstrations in
Strengthening and preparing meats for
home and market use 1t is well known
that if sheep is properly slaughtered
the mutton will not have the usual dis
agreeable flavor. The proper method
of preparing mutton will be illustrated
in detail. Poultry killing and picking
demonstrations will also be Of much in
terest to those who have occasion to
prepare birds for the markets or for
home consumption. There is a right
way and wrong way to carry out each
of these operations and the difference
between the two may often mean the
difference between profits and loss.
The wide spread agitation against
tubercular milk and beef cattle will
cause much interest to center about a
Strengthening exhibition to illustrate the
location of tubercular lessons in the
glands of an affected animal. A COW
which has reacted to the delicate tuber-
culin test will be killed and the carcass
Immediately examined in public by a
veterinarian. The location Of the af-
fected parts win be plainly pointed out
and the Importance of having suspected
animals tested will be emphasized
This will constitute demonstration and
object lesson of much value to practical
dairymen.
These demonstrations are merely ex-
ira features Of the regular Farmers
Short Courses including General Agri.
culture, Horticulture, Poultry, Hus-
bandry and Dairying. The following
week, JAM Is is, will be completely
filled by the various meeting of the
Federated Agricultural Associations Of
the State. The State Grange, State
Corn Show. and State Fruit Show viii
also be held that week. The program
is altogether too rich for any progress
sive farmer to miss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
MILLER.S PHARMACY
Beautiful Residence
OF s. p. Birkitt
FOR SALE

Or will rentstiil Apri; Ie,, 1914, at moderate
figure. keys AZ B 4 Restaurant.
Sept 30-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
NO W
CHRISTMAS Is Over

u v =. over than we expected, we have con-
more goods s IN every article in the house. If you
he prices DOW r clothing or underwear yet you will save
n al your WHIT III The Hub
Fl bng , ~ which we sure will interest you
gns o. W. " Ink them over
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
To The Farmers.

We beg t. announce that we will be
ready 10 clean your seed wheat any time
now that yoa bring it in. We believe
past experience proves that it pays. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed Prices same as
always. Ore aud half cents per bushel.
WM 4. REED & SON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06


]. Roland KILLER merchant at Duff
fields, w. Va, son of Mr. and Mrs
John S. Kibler, of Springfield, this
county, is one of the successful mer
Page has turned out. Mr.. Kibler
now has ten thousand dollar stock
of goods at Duffields, all paid for
and employs six clerks. Eight years
ago, after clerking at Springfield for
J. G. Tapp, short time, he located
at Ridgeway W. Va. with few hun
dred dollars in his pocket. He
was merchant and depot agent al
Ridgeway until he located at Duff
fields year or two ago -Luray
Courier
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06

Max Theodore has iDaagu,ated made
to-measure department Suits to your
orders $15 and up. 4 perfect Fl and work
msnship guaranteed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-01-06
judge Lucas And His Poems.

Announcement is made of the publ
cation shortly of the Dramatic Works
and Poems" of the late Judge Daniel
Bedinger Lucas, of West Virginia,
which will also carry critical intro
duction by C. F. Tucker Brooke. of the
Yale school of English literature
Although he made other notable
beautiful, and elevating contributions to
Southern literature -contributions en-
balming the highest ideals and noblest
thoughts Judge Lucas is perhaps best
known to and most closely endeared to
the hearts of the Southern people
through his post beilum threnody, I'm
the Land Where We Were Dreaming"
In this poem he breathed his own in
tense patriotism which inspired him to
cast his fortunes with his native State
his mother, old Virgiria-in the great
conflict of 1861 IS, apotheosized her
sons and Immortality enshrined the self.
sacrifice and woe. of her daughters.
Seldom have the epic and the lyric
chords been more thrilingly and har-
moniously blended in the song echo of
the lamenting patriots soul.
1t is also announced in the same con-
nection that separate edition of its
own" of I'm the Land Where We We're
Dreaming" with notes by Miss Vir-
Uipia Lucas and critical introduction nv
Professor Charles G. Kent. of the Uni
versity of Virginia. is about to be
issued. incidentally and as of local per-
sonal interest, it may be here added
that Judge Lucas was for some years
a resident of Richmond and married a
daughter of the late Henry L. Brooke,
of this city, charming and highly cul-
tivated lady who is well and admiringly
remembered by the survivors of our
social regime. Richmond News Leader
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13
MEXICAN HUNTING
HAS IT'S DRAWBACKS

Calexico Chronicle: Some residents
Of Imperial Valley have entered Mex
leo on hunting expeditions only to
find that Colonel Esteban Cantu re-
quires that permits must first be tax
en- out before duck or quail shooting
may be enjoyed. Uncle Samuel,
through local customs officers, goes
one better, and states that under no
circumstances shall birds be brought
across the line from Mexico into the
United States, unless the birds have
first been picked and then presented
as dutiable goods.
Chief Macumber of the local Gus
toms office is aware that hunters are
violating this section of the statutes,
and had hoped to educate the sports
men to the regulations, but the lin
tied number Of customs inspectors
makes it impossible to acquaint all
violators before pursuing a more rig /.
orous course. |
The statutes are plain on the sub
jeet The provisions are there to
guard against the bringing in of plu-
mayed birds to be used in millinery.
The law states that all birds with
feathers on are barred. 1t is quail
fed by the clause unless the feath-
ers are plucked.' By so providing, it
would be impossible for the ordinary
honest and well-intended hunter to
violate the law. Il
Since the hunting season has been
on, several Calexico shooters have
entered Mexico in the vicinity of the
ten-foot drop and returning some
where near that point. The customs
office does not station an officer ac
that place, consequently they have
been unable to detect violators, but
the Information has reached the chief,
who wishes to inform hunters that
hereafter warnings will be discontin-
ued and examples made of those
caught committing infractions.
This course is not being pursued /.
by Chief Macumber in a spirit of
but simply because his su-
perior expects him to enforce the /
regulations of the department. The .
importation of bird of paradise feath-
ers, aigrettes, etc, has been from Mex [
leo. The local inspectors have been 7
repeatedly cautioned regarding all (
feathered birds, leaving no option
whatever to the officials.
Chief Macumber is of the opinion
that due care should be used by hunt !
ers crossing over to Mexico. The pen
atty for violation is a fine of $500 ,
or one year in the penitentiary, either .
or both of which may be pronounced /
as sentence.
So, apparently, the thing for hunt
ers to remember is that when shoot /.
ing ducks or quail in Mexico is TO (
get a permit from Colonel Cantu. /
After that has been done and the
hunter is fortunate enough to bag
game, then march to the United Statse
custom house with nakel birds, pre-
sent them, and pass on after being
released by the customs officers. It
may be that you viii not have to pay
duty on the plucked fowls-that de-
pends on the quality Of the meat
but you will be out of tr1uJle if you
come by way of the custom hcuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13
To Press Subscribers

1t had always been the rule of
the publishers to require cash in
advance on all subscriptions and
to stop subscriptions at expiration
of time, but for several months a
subscription credit plan has been
tried out. This has proven so un-
satisfactory that the cash in ad-
vance system viii be adhered to
and all subscriptions discontinued
at expiration of time.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13

Baseball, Ell Centro, Sunday, No
vember IS; Imperial VS.. Ell Centre.
Special train will leave Holtville at
, p. m; returning, will leave Ell Cen
tro ut $40 p. m.-Adv. 163
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13

Vacuum Cleaners Rent.
Light and easy to operate. Impe-
rial Valley Hardware Co., 529 Main
St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-13

We have moved 100 pianos in sixty
days. Ed Royce Transfer Co.-Adv
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

Mar6urg. Ser beriibmte
Marburser Coolidge, @ebeimer Jtes
sierungsrat profeKor Or, Gugen
&ori9eIt, purbe gum Rettor Der
Mlarburger 1lnirerIitGt fir bdS
Mmtsiobr 1914-15 gepGblt. Der
@elebrte, Der betonntli9 tir5li1
nieoer einsn s~brenboIlen Ruf an ole
llniberiitGt 2eipais ablebntc. beliefs
bette Dor Idngeren Sobren f9on ein-
mol oiefes Amt.
Srepfu. Dem ouf Dem 8abnbOi
bef9dftisten Raneierer Balaer aus
Neuitdbt puroe bon elmer Moi9iHe
Die 5onb u~bsefubren. No9 Mnlegung
zines Notperbanbes fam Ct ins
Rrdntenbdus gu .9ipbata".
Wer9au. (Rreis 2imburg).
&iir5Ii@ eri4OB ii9 Der i'm beI!sn
Wnnnesdlts. ftebcnOe Qomcmirt,
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

RapppIIspsiIer. Der in
peiten RreiIen betonnte Gsmeinbes
ar9itett emil Daubenberger tpurbe
DOR Ginger 3sit BON sinem Disnits
tne9t Ibper miBbanoelt. als CT Dem
&ns9t fpesen SisrquGlerei auf offes
nsr @traBe BEL SdnierIo9 @orbals
tungen ma9te. Serr Doubsnberser
1T isbi an ben 6OIeen oieier MiBs
b~anOlungen unerportet ~berItorben.
Der ROblins libt binter SdIoB uno
Niegel.
RombdG. Der 80 Sa1re oIte
!Siittenorbeiter MiilIer rutidte auf
Der Rombadsr Siitte Bel Der Nr,
belt auf einem MellbIedbod aus uno
~Itiir5te aus elmer 9Obe BON bier Wes
tern ou 8Oben, nobel sr ouf sinen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-17
BURGLARS AT LECoMPTON.
Nothing But Money TAken-Broke in
Three Places.

Lecompton, KAN, April lie
compton was visited by a burglar or
burglars and three stores at that place
were entered. Only money was taken.
It was said in the report of the rob
berries, and the total amount which
the robbers got away with was not
given.
The Tiff Mercantile company store,
the Mace hardware store and the c.
e. Strawn drug store were the bust
ness houses which were broken into.
The cash drawer in each place was
opened and robbed and 80 far as
known no articles from the stocks in
the stores were missing when the pro-
Tiff store. The amounts taken from
the other places were not reported to
the sherifrs office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-17
LAYING heavy STEEL,


lola, Kan, April 17.-New 9O-pound
rails are being laid on the Santa Fe
tracks between Princeton and the
Burlington junction south OF Ottawe
in this county, and when completed
there will be only q few gaps on the
southern Kansas lines where the
heavy rails are not used. The Santa
Fe has been making these improve
system will soon be in excellent con-
dition.
With the completion of the work in
this county, 90-pound rails will be in
use all of the way from Ottawa to
Cherryvale. There is a gap Of forty
three miles between Cherryvale and
Havana where 75-pound rails will be
replaced by 90-pound ones. For fif-
teen miles, near Collinsville. the ST.
pound rails will be removed and 85-
Founders will be used.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-17
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With . Vel; Re.
move Them With The Othine
Prosecution.

This prescription for the removal
Of freclles was written by a promi-
nent physician and is usually SO sue
cessful in removing freclkles and Civ
ing q clear. beautiful complexion that
1t is sold by druggists under guar
antee to refund the money IL 1t fails.
Don't hide your freclkles under q
veil; get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show q wonderful
Improvement, some Of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; 1t IL this that
IL sold on the money-back guarantee.
ADV.