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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

r1a<Ai 10 the cover z16er Sat t.s.1on
-oeQs TIE fastening is down the cen
ter back. made Invisible BY the use OF
rsry snail srArpers under the zap
Tss 7estieo4t aAs its upper portion
Gals % The e7eas te chine. FOR the re
nlia3sr q the length IS composed Of
s;-tss q lace Sa5 lands o. ne; Fu9ns
Tie 11,shas rz5s g o: net. and this
ccz.i1les 90 the side siAsn.rE and IS
to1Ve1 hy t~o chi-o- roses
Naturally these elaborate uris--
thiaes 4rs sxoroiiAatiy expensive IN
tAs s2opS. but IL o-s Is a. all handy al
sewing tAsy Ers really srits simple 20
make AID csa - turned oui a. little
sHF-nss ANYWAY. i seems ks Il eVsr-
sczAz shozl9 trsAt herself 10 one. or
possibly ;vo. ct these lovely sligs tus,
% seer specially for her finest frocks.
to- n ;ses- DAYS of delicate lacy out
srs4rzsuts 1-e lingerie "a absolutely
-escsssary
.. The model lave sks,chs4 seems
.-st 4 l;tie ei4b1rate tor your own
7sArticllzr requirements q can readily
- cor.es Ia palmer materials and
-ats aa.te ~ attractive and effective.
8-t really couitnt rests; stretching
,,e vs-y fTettsst che 20 b seen q
oas q desc AIlvri-E little Viernese
pAits shops Lillian ( Young II the
NaShinstoa star
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
DICTATES or FASHION

AL sorts o; plaits ana checks are IA
great favor. especially fsr Tes-s and
coates
Peacock feathers are ao~ being
gilasd before ,hey are poised o. has
Of gold or Bike hs-p
Collars q chaasssoia a-sta 81
broad stripes provide a bit ., color %
the naVy and hack utility coats
Ponpoas made q sicoioret t-cnts
Of ostrtGh feathers arr enjoying u
popularity that ~iil % soar roru oct.
A wozsa .ho hres n Paris sri;ss
that an1ong the prorn~nAirrs In the
Bots are in4ny Who wear high laced
boots o, sof, hid or suede. which Fl
srGgfy and have spool heels Walking
sticks are also much In evidence
ik--.
Gs-aaian psnk silk "a tsvorits
trimming for white crepe ts chine
esoases- A, the xircle Of a very
cressy oloGss q bsnch o, xsrzninns 10
placed. and the sirdle and buttons re-
pea, the color rols in . simple and ss.
fsetivs way.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

course. there is 10 great amount o.
fUllness IL retticoSts 70 interfere ~ith
the hang o, a skirt
Ever one knozs the Inconvenience
experienced IN adjusting the regula-
ton corset cover 70 the Io~-cut eve
ming gown. Greatly preferable 10 a
model that consists merely of 8
straight strip. with eyelcts along the
top through which IS threaded q mar
ro- tape Of elastic. II the design q
the gown permits q. bebe ribbos may
D. tied over The shoulders and a satin
ribbon substituted for the elastic.
which ~ill not then b required.
AT sorts OF pretty eoBesits are be-
iag shown ir the fascinating speciality
shops IN Vieuna. In boiics and psrri-
coat slips 70 wear under trans parent
lacy dresses. and in themselves they
are so ch2-miEEly dainty that is would
seen 4 shame Z they didn', show ilsS
little nj throssh the yelling o! ones
gown
For sHEnyle there IL this VERY
quaint and delicate combination slip
cf he sketch. vhieh = made ap either
n crepe d chiss o. finest wtste ba-
;ists The short -Eaistsd bodice : Ia
ken IN tr a na-71~ shi-rsd BELT and i
topped by q n2rroz heating u itself.
formed ty r--ulnE tne elastic
through a. i-rs- stitching o tEs hem.
The sbclideT straps and arm saieids
sre GO Grs ~; F-@-g and they are
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

Lie the fashioaabie frock - the
season. the smarrss' footwear saovs a
couzbinAtiou OF materials and bright
ness q coloriug thai makes IL ua1sual-
ly attractive. In tEss colonial patent
leather is ccubincd uith gray suede
in ths slender long s-ape thar p-evsiis
this scar Simulated straps crCss the
toug1=. and az held a one SIDE With
gray pearl buEtons, n suggestion OF
The fashiouzSis butDnsd effects in
tOo,s and los shoes With az after
nooa .rock %. black sr gray. ~ Eell
a. In -1iors. hsre . q proper f,ish
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
PARTY FayORS WORTH WHILE
Really Useful sr5 Pleasing -riHes
MAJ Sc osrs.c Ger sstn M-z
ara ~enen.

A fsE G, ths really usst1i aSors
ua.Sa nay - provided for a small
party Sr~ vel sCr-h considering
F'or the girts there are the eainussi
pcssihle card cases q pAsteboAro Gov
e0ed with Tals-tonet japanese crepe
and decorated With a hand-g4tnted
sover design that cost very little
whether -ads a. home or made 70 o..
der Then here are the zork bags in
Ppisarsr eo.o-s that can - nade Of
the blue ane rsd vide ribeons which
have receatsy gone cat % fsshson for
sashes and Etrdlss. bat vhlea are the
prestissi materials imaginable fo-
farcy- thiugs
Any girl viii Eladly Welcome e favor
Chinese vAs= IN hlae and White o. blue.
red. rreen and black. for I, makes Al
deal rece eytzcls for hxt pins when not
needed FOR the single fresh towe'
which shcrld he On every taiEttiy-
eouippsd dressing table
II - also a rccc iasA 20 give single
teScaps and ssuesrs in oriental rare.
because nearly every siri 10 rov col
lectinE . harlequin set
The nso VIII like the latest thing In
oriental asckreAr. the brown and
white ties Q. TAnrToka crepe De chine
which ear h~ honenade fro1 the pat
tern procured by buying one shop spec
ir.sn ]. II n too mach bother 10
uaske these ties. the party hossess nay
PROVIDE watch guards IN plAiz and sab
s.satiAl bach silk ribboa- These
guards are sxceptionally scodlookins
X-t snArr
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

so mach has eeer said sbozt SEED
corn .election. breeding and eEaliiy.
th., ,hss phase o, producing a cora
erop stll DO, Be discussed here In a
VERY large ARA the corn Il ALREADY u
th- xro1nt. and /; Is nov the enact
tfn= shea farmers should "a, into sx-
@cztior tAoss prse,isss Shicn VII tend
% produce IS eesasls OF corn srosn
ou An acre hat las e@s1 s-utac-nS
Less
While sccd SD is e<se1ttai X y
nos The only vital thing We nay
have the best s-ed that can BE- gro
tue-.. xer,uinating test nay b ot tss
highest. bat unless the pan, receives
the attention II must have. car erpg
viii be Q disAppc,ntner,
Good eprn grovins dos Dot alto
rrthee lis In good seed. either. pN-
fersnt sesA must hs ussd on dffefeS,
lup,,s. and after the crop u out Of The
crxy~uA. the svssiasting nsh, asAins,
vr,As begins. A shalLov grainsc
.u,~ vtll DO bsessf On light cot ihAn
vul the deep. tsllsnis>'a Deaf We
s4sty.
Oprs raising b - npcs Of .. 81
- sssck rsssing. asd aside hvu tk<
uartesing. requires - Dsea sn4 .
mach sspeods upoa Tie s<se and W
,.ass,o, = To ths sol. TIE gsalzty q
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

HIf - NJ 81 = alN'r ~ n
Il decsdiaS ~hzi tre~s 70 Vts-t
ahoE; fha ho-ss fo- shAcs .Rat 70
call s;fs-ttoz % to varieties. o-e %
Eeich . esiis zaIi kao~a TIE ers;
- tie J&r1-ese ~llz-t This tree
erOz he O1slt vas trst f-porte.
ssc-t ten @ 1tsee1 PEARS ago Azd :
-sF-oiY sro~tax in Popularity ~hsr-
ever II has s4s, tested
!; 1o@s 70. be1r zach -@ss- hlsrcs
70 ar azriEe klEs. ei-s-laE In lsAt
snd manner o. growth Il Goes 10,
s;srt -A-y hEbs snd hey are isick.
stueby and oizzL whsc bars o. ssaves
IL spgsar8-cs q 10; rsry p-etsossess-
snE o. sr2cet1l bat .hsn IN lea, IL
VII COY pare in beauty wita Any OF
car sAsoe tres. and is sure 70 arsracs
tie atzirztSor ot every Observer o.
Tree life
It's leaves are large sn9 tropical /,
0'zuine a1t make a deose shade. To
Gil te~s~ Qualities % q 1-e shade trs
:, ADDS he vzlse % n, .ree IL
Ssers |. ugt sonsthinS like cur native
t@ete'u1t y shape. bat Dot 80 large
Iee<- nvts are borne IN clusters and
N great Abundance and one o, the
.e>sf features of this tree IL the very
early age !; cones into bearing. begin
nsne a, three and foar years I, IL a
perfectly hardy and vigorous grower.
TIE second tree that I would rec
Commend IL the Downing mulberry or
perhaps oce Of the several other 50
called everoear;ng varieties. for I BE-
heve there 10 not . sr~a; deal Of els.
ferencs between them though the
Downing IL said not to De entirely
hardy In the North
IL II . very rapid growing tree.
which In itself is . valuable quality
n shade tree Its leaves are arre
and MAKE nne shade and from every
point Of view I; 10 beautiful t-se ex.
cept perhaps. that some nigh, obiec,
that u bears fruit In abundance
THIS quality. however. should make
u prired all the aore By the farmer
For q numb~r Of weeks II produces de-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
Ncizsses az rcec

Nclasses has about tEothi-is TIE
feeding value po1ud for pcs1d 0; cora
although an accurate conp4risoa car
10. ee drawn because the one nui-l-
tive elensa; n -nolasses Is sura- No
rslal2bility and hat Il makes othe,
foods more pzlAtabls I; i doubtful
whether one car Aro-t 70 pay over IS
7sr cent as much per hundred pounds
to- nolasses a. for cora
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
II. Einaeriesa KIND.

Lillian Russell, during a recent visit
70 Atlantic City. vas amared 10 see
the number OF slashed skirts that still
prevailed on the Boardwalk
They must BE- last springs left
overs. she said.
Just then a young girl In skirt
outrzgeously slashec al back and
front. asked her companion. in pass
irE
How do you like my nev dress !.
Fits ike a glove. doesn't IL
Fits like a miit. she'd better say.
uurmured Miss Russell. With q smile
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
FINEST OF LINGERIE
UNDERTAKINGS aeg OF p.IsTIEsr
POSSIBLE aAsg-
oeiies.. cc-ei-s.ie- SNr -As. Ma
Sc ss-e - Eit-s- o, Geese c.
Care - si-e N-.e sa;isc.
-gss, - ccs,.

AltA4c-sh unds-.airss 4-s as cc--
sfscEo-slT -sEl.Ciels a. possible. = sy
-~csive Ec-e cc-s1e<-sf.c- thAz eve
i . ir-vorr42t 20; c-ly nat each ss--
s-A-s artitis shAn iacr-r.orzie tie
r-l,t,,1y- e Estsht AID b-ikt,sss- =;
A-sc tekt tie li-s< c, !; skzu - g-i,s
perfect l-ss ucz ~hs- e-gi-e -.
texts so't sway. similarly vA,st gres
q usesrE1---s-ts 1rs r-A-ss1 4r9. 81.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
Eu-opesr Apcle csnse~.

European apple canksr is becoming
COMMON in apple orchards in eicsrea;
parts o, the eoupntry.
The preventive Is 70 adopt spray
ing As = settled policy. giving the
orchards several sprayfngs every sea
son. whether they seem to be required
or not Then tie Invisible spores Of
destructive diseases will De rendered
harmless
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
CAgee 81 Rcun

Rorp may generally b traced TO
want OF cleanliness. lice. dAnpness or
undue exposure 20 vet cold weather
or roossing IN house While the win
tovs are left open and there is =
constant draft The BE-; treatment
for roup Is prevention.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

E-o1s berries hat are the teira. CO
he chl9rs- Ald ct tie birds aze
fcEis Birds o. ali E-5s zay - sssz
I. its branches teAs,iag g tie berries
and making the yard chserte. vita
tAsir p-eseacs A-t solz. aae the cat
bird a-t thr1sh ar ard 1oesi-s ard
a-s ali -iliiag 20; 70 ss-i9UslY zolsst
ne -cre valuable cherries as loag a.
hey car sc, ali the z-lb@-riss tAsy
Ezn:
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
MsistsIe Soil FerssIpsy.

The nrss care os The farmer shDsll
BE- To maintain the fertility Of the sol
To DO this he zuss erss know vhas
L. In It The best vay 10 % this 10 -
isAsn hov TO tsss hS ovr sol ~
grovtng various kinds ~ p&An.s an
80 various epms.-a.ioas Of appl1ed
fsssflass8 II ~ can learn fASn
ckenls<ry. % ngcA the asIi<r.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
cel,> ceatrast

Tie color eoE.ras; 10 a rnrhed fsa
sare Of dress ., tie ronsnt. and IL
!, cannot Be oetaine1 In any way the
coss- AZ the xaiss or tzckei fnso the
eors2ze aceoEplisaes H. A deep red
rose. a golden ehrysza,hsrann. . pwr.
pls p~0ny vili lad .yss the contrast
tng ,ozch 1es.rsd-
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

Rye ts q safe feed FOR hogs % AL
axss Anc concitions aat has a val9e
% aeogi ~ per eeai TIA; OF corn
SoAinE Il for u koars MAKES u nors
easily aassicatad. SC reduces the lo<s
troz Incomplete disessson Scatter.
Ing II thirly upcr a clean eogr %
rurt 10 . further eeip - 1, eafcreo
slower eating Hossvsr. grindins y
q RSrS sGeSsn; method Of fessinS
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
lrrrcmisirc.

The Frcsts expect their boy will
b priest first and then a bishop"
Do you think he willr"
Nope That hoy will never con
firm anything but the neighbors'
worst fears Life
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
Always Dana II.

'Bili Is a great one for never losing
the chance TO embrace an opportun-
ity~
Maybe that Is the reason we found
him the other day in his boat hug.
giug the shore
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

Il tzsrs a % BE- crly ore sort q
favor. provide bridge ITS CONSISTING Of
tao packs % cards and score pad.
leather case iuclcsst Everybcty plays
suction these t2ys ard every o.,tr likes
70 owu Al Individual sridrs s-rtt
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
Still Z EacheIcr.

Patience-What good did IL DO your
brother 20 join the militia
Patrlce-Why. he's been mixed up in
four engagements ard be hasn't been
taken prisoner yet
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
WI Na.e colt Trrlstr

Cooked roots. mixed ~ith wheat bra,
or ground cats or barley occasionally.
will go a loag way In making = better
and more thrifty colt
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

Drinking 10 hs health seldom pro.
longs anybodrs life.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10

Even the road 70 success merely
leads 70 the grave.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-06-10
Fer gals use Hantort's BaIsam-
Its se-

-Dt you have a me auto trip
4 must say. il vas mostly fine -
Baitinore American
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16

G6as. ". 9lmelan0 1t, a., Sruiiees,
al 6rauf @lerin @eitieitc DER Goro-
line na6e Baltimore StraBe, 14.3
Eel 90.
@eurp 8ciu5en6er9cr uno @otti1l
al So6n Su6cr mo Satin Sitieite
Der 6ltltou.9lOcuie, na5e JamiaD-
StroBe, II bel 60.
9ottie 9. 9rmer mo @otte on
gm q. W}c8aiI nno @attiu, jmei
@rimoitiide.
oSodiou Stealth Corporation" al
Bruno araS5ewsfi II. @attin, 9loro-
ieite Ser Brighton, nabc Foplor
@rope- StroBe, POI bel S6.S.
So6n g8. Bud an @lallricc 81.
5tofcs lmo Satin SiiOmeiticte Der
@orf Seig6ts.9lUcmue, ua9e .. glOe,
23.2 bel 100.
G6ercia @inieloer al 9loolp6
areS, 9loroieite Ger 6aOette., no5e
g9ai6mgton.StraBe, 1876 bel "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
tiifs.lIcbertrannnncn.

9lnna @oben an 9lntonino @isni.
emsfi gioroieite 9ratts na6e G6eiter-
StroBc, II bel 100 SUB.
Sos. .. 9lepbolO mo 6rou ANS
s. 9'9rien, it,, . @rlnOitiidc.
gilbert gSil6ur mO 6rau an Com
g. Gurner, = @runOitiide.
SoworO ". &orr II. ". al @m.
@litt, 0torOicite 9anOoles nabe 4Su-
lasfiitroBe, 1876 6ei so SUB.
Clement 5. S66fier an 6reO. s.
llblmorr Oitcite 9li66urton, nabc
@rcs6llrpitraBe, 1876 bel 1870 SUB.
9lodeiter airfneB 9f. 6. So. al
2oprence u. SorOcitD unO 6rolt
Siiomeitieite GipolD 9loenue, ndbe
SariorO 9iooo, 14.3 6ei 90 SUB.
Gcriel6e an Sorrp a. Gice mo
6roM SiiOwcitieite Gioolp p9loenuc,
no6e Sarioro 9iooO, 1913 bel %
Sub
Slllll No &dDlllueller all Wturtlll.Vt.
N}nl6oQ, s @unoitiide.
@eo. s.. 9eder unO 5rou al SS.9l6-
ner Sopler, @eitieite glppletonitraBc
na6e 9liggs-9locnue, 1877 bel S06uB.
So6n Sanger an s. SO. S6olm-
loifc( Sitieite 9lnn-, nabe &rottitr,
is bei SUB
s. Com S6aumloiiel an s. @an'
ser II. a., mebrerc @runcitiide
N1ercontile Gitle II. Dep Co. Srii.
iice, All &o6ert $. %ieil, 1 @run0.
itiid.
&o6crt $. @feil an 9lgneS 9. Goof,
/ @rilnOitiid.
N1. @nlilD Samilton an ISM. 9.
Gilman unO 6roL SiiOoitieiteOots-
FIELDS. nobe aatblonO 9lUenne, 90
bel 1872 SUB.
Sorriet s. 9ope an 6annie Blunt
Siioieite @lcSenrD> nabe 9arreltrv
- 6ei so SUB
Senrp %. @ilion @erp, an @6il.
s. N1iiQer 9IOg. 60, 9torOoitieite Der
Nterrpmon's Sone.
@erman S6err H. ". on 6ranf s..
ainitler unO Srau Sitieite 10. Strv
rSoi. g. @bite 9iealtp 60" an
SEQ &epp tno Gottin, Siioieite ser
@lonmcnt- na6c Gurlcp-St
1911 bel 6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-16
%crcinigtc 9lrbcitcr-Sanecr Oun
Baltimore.

Sauptnlortier nSunnefe Salle,
g2r. 4OS, g9eit-9erington-StraBe.
So6n 9Rota Frdiioent, Ger 2O29,
9oDo-StrcBes.
@eorg 99. @oe6lmann Girigent,
g}r. POPS, 5airmount-gIpenue.
%. &ron Sefretdr, gir. 142O,
Sau6ert.StraBe.
6rouf @orlasfp, SHabmeiiter, gfr.
2t0, Siio 6. StraBe.
,so5iaIiiiii6e Sieocrtofcl," Sing
ihinoe Gienltag.
,,9(rbeiter.9ieoertaiel." SingihmOe
W}ittruod.
@eiangOerein oeiuigfeit,~ Sing
ihlnoe 6reitag. (Nlar54-)
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gcrlorcu.
Qlcrlnrcn

9anl6u6 Dr. GA POS Der sSnuln8e Of @al
iimorc" im lamcn bon Qua ". @reenon nlo
WiarD ". Gruuu. Sinoct moAc cdnc.Oe &c
idQiQit nam Der gdm brtigcn.
lglpr2 .N1O.23)
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6eirnths. Qicensen.

QttlulD9- -SlNCN6tH.
@orrD @. @eru6ort, %; SOa 81.
anorr %.
9(rt6ur g. Sart, "a; SSOa 2ouiic
S6omas, %.
Sirom 5. 0csfins, q, gei6icocu;
0la5ie 5. gSrig6t %; 9ciOc BON
&oi6ington, 9. Is.
2o6n .. S6ulb, 80, @ittmcr;
0larp 6. Sogon "a, 9ei6icOeu.
9io6crt 5. @}it6ea, %; 9eona 6.
9roofs, 81.
Gomaro gf. ahn6aa, %, 0}olano-
,Barf; @lorp s. genniugtou, %, 9ol-
timore.
0}ono @iicij 81; qloncs 0u06iS,
II.
Soicp6 s. 0ola6ton, "a; 0Iilorco
5bcitoa, 81.
Glauoc Gaois, 81; gillian 9iup,
Is.
S5amcs 81. 8. 9conaro, 81; Goro.
line 9obncrt, 81.
Charles 9l 9ruif %; @}argarctb
6. N2iiQcr, 20.
tSrcocrid $. Siu5, 90; 9lnno s.
6relno, %.
9lapmonO Spibnagcl, 81; Sclcn
@ittig, IS.
0auiel 81. Soifmann 90; Carrie
6. @lo6r, as.
George g8. 8urgeB, %. 9Ielp-0lor-
let, @O.; 9lnuie 6. Smit6, %,
lSittiue.
5obu 3. @Oelmau Al. @ittpcr;
Charlotte Is. Sa6n l5, g8ittpe.
&eurp @onoerman, 81; 9llicc 9.
s. Sorn, 30.
GowarO SoaonO, 80; Gli5abctb
9dulb, %.
sSoicp6 Stransfp. SO, 9uuocs-@fo4
rine; Garolina 9anusfa, %, 9alti-
more.
@ictor Is. G6uriton, 81; @larccao
9ouiIa Morgan, %, @eioe Don @ai6-
ington 9. s.
9lutonc Sampiou, 80; @liunic ).
0oris, 10.
go6crt Clifford, 20; 9luna &c.
Soof, 10.
Sorrn ~ g9or0ca 27: W}onme +.
SSilep, %.
9S6iip $. Dcie, %. @orrctt-Goun-
tD, @lO.; Siola 3. @ailcp, 20, 9l|t.
8ai6iugtou, @lo.
9lut6oup ardgcr, SO, @ittper; 6.
g. Gronbar0t, 36.
Garoi( 6it6, pa @eiiie @ru6ert,
2G, @ittpc.
Soiep6 @lacionG SO; 6rauceS
6rhncis5e, 27.
gSiaiam s. @dGer, 81, 0}orrca-
Farf, NiO.; MagOalcna 9opit, 10,
Baltimore.
Sonles 6. Ecubner, 26; @}ap 6.
PrcttDman, 10.
SreOcrid Spinf, 28; emHu y.
&on Seine, 27.
Scrop s. Glower, %, 9iomneO,
u. .&a.; 8lanbe 2S. @olos6orongb,
20, 9fomneD, @.-&o.
Sno5os gcculiS, 23, Glcoelano,
O6io; @etrona @rabliflltc, II, BAL
timore.
Galp6 8. 0lanp, 80; @larsarct6
$. @lcGonncG, "a; 9eiOc bon 9lltoo-
ia, @a.
SocnrD 81. Simpler, 36, geidieOcn;
9lnnie @. 0lcpo, 30.
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8n Serfuafcns


@roBcr Observation-Disclosures nil Tront an glpes
nnne' an ben bDmiien @inlt ino i'm 3cntuim
9993aio DNorIdnc Srieoboic~ giaG3uiragen yir.
l422, 9nri.9lOenne (glpri5-t6)
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WI $. SuIuDr 10000 Sn7
iMel; &erionot BON Oen @le0atorcn
2S47 9uidel; @leDutoren Sorrotb
6S,55S 9uibeI.
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pScrcinigtc Sanger DOn Baltimore"
Qeoriin0et 1885.

geariinOet 1885.
SaiptQuartier o@crmonia Mdn-
uer1or-Gm66auS," g(r. $50, glorO.
SomarOsStroBe.
@corg Seitert, Grdiiocnt, g1r. 215,
@clt.SoratognitroBc.
S5o6n ". &lein, Dirigent, glr. 20l,
observation-disclosures.
@corg Simmel6e6cr, prot. imo
correip. Sefret1r, 9lr. 3t5, 9}orO'
@Ocu.StraBe.
@ermam @idIid, S6obmeiiicr.
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3r. 2ttt, @eIt-@ratt- -StraBe.
@m. 9. Sil0e6ranot 8i6liot5efar,
Ger. 2O29, 6reoerid-2lUenue.
Scrmaun @r1ic, Goriiber oes @hl.
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i03, 02oro.5rcOcrid- -StraBe, ieOen
SamTtog 9l6euo, nit 9tusnabme Oes
oritten Saniitags in ylonat, Sing
Itunoe.
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Nlittm 0 d, Is. glpril IYI4.
@&cbl. 3uiubr $3.50 Safer,
ciui6licBlib 2OO3 6Glicr 5u Socnlt
@oiut unO 1912 5diicr 81 Canton;
@ilitcnncrinnnt $50 N1iier.
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3n uertanfcn:
3W 1908, gioro 9arolines Srabc giaM5ns
mau9ell oei u. 8. @rciilt gir 1902 Siocltg
SNuoln9. (9lpri5-2D
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SECOND GAIL.

$1,000 grnnocI sono & erabeI Ger. iol
$1,000 glruuocI sano & erapcl Ger r..lol
$4,000 grrnlocl eauo & crapcl Ger. .iot
$loo sin 4cr, 1851 6 e.....~.... 90
$4,000 Cotton 0uct 5er........... SO
$4,000 IS 9 e grep der. ....,......,s 26M
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$4,000 gori &D & eiobt 5cr...~-... 97N
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200 e1arco unitco Jios com.... ~
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400 S0orcs ssapIano cil,''~,'. os
200 s6ores gSaDlauo 0ii.t.t'..'. W.
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on. Sn ucriauicn:
p,o..l ooetnes 0dban5 nit 9nocn un0 10 3ims
tuaefn Soppelie Got, rniien0 fnr iroenh elm
S%g.lsmalt Sg IN iebr outer Ga66arfhait, gr. 25GO,
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" y : " OHTEVF =" ~
ldcl, @erionOt 25S 9ui6el; @lcua.
tcrcn.8orratb 241,936 8uihel.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-23
RAISE PRICE OF MILK.
Dairymen Say They'll Have to Do II
Under New Ordinance.

Another boost in the price Of milk il be-
ing considered by dairymen and retailers
Of milk according to C. H Kutz, who Is
acting milk inspector Fifteen cents .
quart 10 the price one dairyman says 1t
may be necessary to charge. Not all deal
ers sell milk at the same price per quart.
but whatever the present price Is. an In
crease OF two cents per quart ts con-
templated-
The dairymen claim that this increase
will be necessary-that 1t will add that
much to the cost OF the production Of
milk-if changes in the present city Ordi-
nance now under consideration are adopt
ed. The two particular changes which
the milk dealers claim viii increase the
cost Of production are the establishment OF
a low bacterial count standard and the
requirement that milk when sold be under
a certain temperature. This latter re-
quirement would make little difference in
the cool months Of the year. The attitude
Of the milkmen is that II consumers want
a better milk than they have been getting,
they must pay a better price, That it will
cost two cents per quart to meet the pro-
posed requirements is q matter which has
not been Investigated by the city authori-
ties, but If the milk dealers decide that il
the cost, the city Is powerless in the mat
ter. as the city can in no way regulate the
price dealers may charge for what they
have to sell.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-23
Want CHICAGO CLUB.
Syndicate of Chicago Men Would
BUY Out Taft.

Chicago, Feb. 23.-The negotiations
will be opened by syndicate of Chi
cago business men for the purchase OF
the controlling interest in the Chicago
National league baseball club from
Charles p. Taft Of Cincinnati, 1t was
announced today.
James A. Pugh. William Hale
Thompson and Charles A. McCulloch.
who represent the syndicate, will hold
a conference late today and an offer
is expected to be made to Mr.. Taft,
who purchased the club Saturday
from Charles w. Murphy of this city.
The same syndicate attempted to
purchase the Cubs from Murphy more
than a week ago when it was first
rumored that. Murphy might retire
from organized baseball.