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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27

A meeting Of the executive and
finance committees Of the Boy Scouts
will be held at the Central Y. M. c. A.
next Wednesday evening.
The washburn Glee club will give q
concert at the Central Congregational
church at o'clock tonight.
Topeka high school was stirred this
morning when Principal A. ]. Stout called
half a dozen students ION the carpet
for throwing tobacco cans in the school
tennis court. About 200 cans are scat
tered over the court and tho faculty has
begun to object The students who were
guilty Of the frivolity, had TO- spend .
good part Of the afternoon gathering up
their decorations.
w. J. Ratcliff. . real estate agent from
Atwood, Kan, is in Topeka today and
speaks in glowing terms Of the wheat
condition in his part of the state. Ratc1in
predicts a record breaking wheat crop for
Kansas In 1914
John Kinkel Of Hutchinson. a member
of the public utilities commission. received
a telegram today announcing that his
home of his sister in Chicago. Mr.. Kinkel
left today for st. Louis, where the fun
eral will be held.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27
POLICE COURT News.

All dealers in secondhand goods must
hereafter furnish the police daily with
a detailed account Of goods bought and
sold, with the name Of each seller and
purchaser. The police have notified all
junk men that an old ordinance, Of
late forgotten, will now be strictly en-
forced.
A high school student was arrested
last night by Policeman Corning and
fined - in police court for smoking.
Jump Williams. who escaped from
the city Jail this week, did SO at a
time when the police station was fllied
with officers. He just walked out OF
the door, with Mayor Cofran a few
feet away. williams has not yet been
apprehended, and police officers believe
that he has left the city.
Francis Fitzgerald was arrested last
night by Police Ofiicer Woodward and
is charged with petty larceny.
Lee Baker was arrested last night by
Police Omcer Gregg. charged with
drunkenness. He will be tried In police
court this afternoon.
Frank Henderson and George Donna
were arrested this morning by Police
fighting. Their trial IL set for this af-
ternoon's session Of police court.
James Warner was arrested Thursday
BY Police Ohicer Kennedy and fined 8
by Judge Huron this morning fol-
smoking.
Ida Youngreen, colored. and well
known in the ''b toms" was fined SIC
1,~, T,<l;o. T,,dva GooxHe A Huron this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27

~ Below zero.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27
THE WEATHER RECORD

Following are. observatious 81. the United
States weather bureau for tho twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this morn
lnG: --s.-.- q = -. = !, Z: Rain or
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27

Ruby. the weeks old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker of 1T East
Second street, died Thursday. The
funeral was held this afternoon at
Talty's undertaking parlors. Inter
lrent was in Mt. Calvary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
eOumcuunf- nnO lIntersuuo.
9us @cttcr.

Sir NlarDlono uno Den 0iitrift
Columbia bclltc mo morgcn flar,
iicigcuoc 6cnperotlw; lei6te perGn.
Ocrli6c @inOe.
@ciicrl 5crrI6tc flares gcttcr bel
ougcnebmcr Seuperatlr. Ger bod.
itc G6crnomcteritonO 6ctruq 40
0rao Inn 3 ll6r gfobmittagS mo scr
nicOrigltc 33 @rao Inn 6 ll6r Nlor.
gems
Sn Ocn ibri0cn @ctter6eobad-
tlngsitntioncu OcS 9anocs mar Die
nicOriGitc lcmperatlr ipie folgt:
gltlaitic-Gitu 2S. 9ismord 20,
@oitou "A, Buffalo 26, G6arlcitou
36. G6icogo 81, Glepelano 2G, Gor.
pus G6riiti l6, Gcupcr 81. Detroit
81 Goitport 10. Galpciion IS, @reen
@aD fl, Sootteras 30, SABRE 30, Se.
lena "a, SudionDiQc 40, &aniossGitD
2S, 9norpiQc 26, Souispiac 80,
NlarQucite ~, D2cnp6is 3S, Niont.
9omcp "a. Dlontrcal "A. gIontudet
%, 9lcm-Oueons AZ, 9teu-Yorf 26,
Sfla6omo 3G, sGitts6urgb 26. %6iIa.
oelp6io 26, &ortlauO, N}e., 20, @ort,
IonO, Orc, ~. Quebec 10, 9ialeig6
80, SaIt 9afe GitD -, Gan 5ron,
cisco -, Ct Solis 30, ct. Saul 26,
Scrauton 26, Shreveport 36, Spo-
fmc 81, Samro AZ, @oi6iugtoH 2S,
@imipeg s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
WlMniaipal. gladlridlten.

@ioDor @reitou er5dlt OuiteuOe &C.
6lrtStagagriiBe lmO Diele Slid
rulmi6idreibeu onldbGcb ieinc3
81. @icgenieites. g&ar Der @oit
Der Cardinal @i66onS. Gin
@iuucritdnOuiB 5wii1en Der
Staot mo Scr SiraBenbh6u.
Gr0ifmua oeS Sen Soio6mo9S.
Giucn S6auer bon Ordinations
S6rei6cu unO @liidpunih Gclc-
grommen er6ielt geitcru @aDor 9'rt-
iion an icinem 81. g9iegeuieite. @}it
ii6li1er &iinftli6fcit trof er i'm
9tai66oic ON Morgcu Elm mo ais
CT icin 9lmtS5inmer 6etrot pc6tc
I'M lie6iher 9huncnouft cntgegen.
Sein @ult 3iertc eilt nit ieiueu 9ieb-
lingS6luneu gcfiiQtcr &or6. Iicier
cnt6ielt 81 9}clfen 0as @lnge6inoc
mar i6m bon ieiuem 9ureol1tabe,
Dem Sefretdr Go6ert e. Sec. G6orle5
&rciOer iuna 6iiliaiefretGr 9iegi-
nolO Scene. Stcllograp5, ImO @olter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

%aHc sur Wclie in'S NMSInu6 GcfOret
6. Malns, VT. 4i3, Ch9altimUre. gtr.,
WaGe Gniiom Spuie %Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
3luci 9serIoneu bel StrahcnbuGn-
GuQiiiun uerleBt.

G9orleS Silgbmon Don gtr. 1872,
0ruio.Sia-9lpenuc wiir0e gcItcrn
NlorQen fur5 Dor ll6r Bel elmer
StraBen6a6n Goaiiion am 9fiiden
Dcrlcst Ger Soriaa crcisucte lid in
ser Sowaro., no6e Nlul6crru.Stra
8miicben 5mci OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Misunderstanding ino Scr 2it-
Oens9luenlIc%ilic 9ci bcioen gSag.
1ons iulr0c Die Elatiorm 6cic6doigt
unO ctliGc S6ei6cn 5crbro6cn. 9ln6
Der 6il6rcr OcS 9Rolano.%orf.g9og.
qonS, 5olepb arpgicr bon g}r. SIG,
SilO-ScIfcltraBc, iulrOe ebeniaaS
iincrbeblidb al ocr Sbulter perlebt.
&crr Iilgbman mar i'm Stanoc lei.
nen 9Se1 nah ocm Snucru Scr staoi
lortjuleBen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
Erancr im 0entiden 0Irciicn1eim

Die @eerOiqlmg Der am Dergan9e-
nen Somitag I'M 9llter bon 50 Sa6-
rcl i'm Gcliticben @reiien6eim per.
itor6cucu 6rml 9arbara GeBer iono
geitern 9lahntittog Inn 2 ll6r itatt.
Ger 9eiicBuua ouf Dem 6rieoboie Der
ct. -@cmeinoe ging i'm 0ellt-
ihcn @rciicn6rim cine crbcbcn0c
Graucricicr porouS, bci ucl6cr Ro.
ltor Satob s. MiiiQcr BON Der Oeiit-
idjen cUang.-lllt6. St. NiorfilS.airhc
0ic Ironcrrcoc 6ielt. Srat Gcbcr
mar i'm Sabre 1880 jli @olo.aronad
i'm aonigreid 9aDern gc6orcn NOR
0cn. Grit Dor 4 ,Sobrcu lpiroc i'm
cine Eohtcr 0ir1 ocn Zoo cntriiien
mo all1 ibr yRonn lit 6crctS Dor ct-
lidjcn ,Sa6rcn Oobiiaei6icocn Die
@critor6cnc bintcrldBt feiuc Der
uanOtcu. Bier 5nioiien Oc5 @reiicn.
bcims crluieicn ibr ocr lebteu Tienit
nn0 trllacn i6ren nit 3oblrei6cn iAo-
nen 9huncnipcnocu geidmiidtcn
sara. IS marcn 0icS pic @crren:
S. @}aocling. SoicpD ,SodcI 6. @ic-
icfcamo 6. llnUer5agt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

6 9ui6, Glerf, gcionot worOcn. I'M
ter oen @liidlUmi6 Eelegranmen
6cfono lid eiu ioldcs bon Den StoOt-
rat6smitglie0ern Sonies 5. Sung
lmO Ir. Seacr, uuO inter oen @ra-
hIlatiunsi6rciben beiouOen ii6 il. q.
Ioldjc BON Siooc z. 6iclo lmO @oll
Groooe6l, Dem @r6iiOenten Oea Eeut-
ic6en Gonliid-&at6oliidcu Ser6an-
Ocs BON Baltimore imO llm9egeno.
81 Ocn geiubern 5d6lte Wiapor
Trunf 9l GoleS Don W2OOletomn,
Conn. pm }l6cuO ianO in Der Heii-
oenS Oes Mopors on Der gtorO-
GborleS StraBeei cine iro6lidc @cs
blrtStug9fcicr ltatt an meld5er mn
Die 2lnge60rigen mo Scrr @altcr
@rciton BON 0arforO GountD, elm
9ulOct Ocs NlaDors, tDeilnobncn.
@3oDor 6cbonoeIt inte-
reiiantcs Sbemo.
N}it Sponnung lallidten geitcrn
sic 3oglinge ser u6rienos S6ule"
al Der Gde pon @orf 9lpenue umO
2ourenS. .StruBc oen intcreIiuntcn
glusfiibrungen bon 0fnDor &rciton.
ais Ocriel6c oos E6ema o9oltimore's
3uflmft" be6onoelte. 9as StaOt
Sberbaupt oob intcreiiante&ereleid)c
l6cr oos @o6stbunl itno Die gluss
0cbning Ger Stoot mo pro6 aus
fhbrlic6 ii6er bic Dielcn it0Otiidcn
%crbciicrm0cn mcl6c gcgenportIg
BON Der Sto0t uorgenonlmcn Wcrocn.
Gr betonte om S@luB ieines &or.
trogcs, DAB Baltimore fortidrittli6
i'll mo bnlo 5u 0cn fil6rcuocn pro.
orciiipcn Stdotcn ser Scr. Stoatcn
sG6len miro.
@lottcrnfrunfcr Diclt
ii N DerbOr0cn.
9(nios Gortcr elm Is Sabre alter
Gcgcr, mnrOc gcitcrn BON ocn @e
iuno6cits 9comtcn nodb Der Guoron
tame geiouot no6ocn cr 5ugeeebcn
6otte, OoB CT icit 0cm s. N1Gr5 oic
&lottern bat lmO iid ieit Oicier 3eit
Dcrborgcn 9eboltcn Bat. Sein gou
Scr aorpcr lit nit Spuiptomen Ger
6cudc 6eocdt @r 6cItritt crit, 9cnnt.
niB oapon 81 6o6en ooB ieinc 6rou
om s. Nlor5 aus ieiner g9o6nung,
9G. 23l, SiOs9ct6elItroBe, gebolt
ino nad Der 0uorontdnc gebro6t
luorocn mar. SpGter ga6 CT 81, ooB
cr an Ocrnlclbcn Gage icin Scim pcr
loiien Babe 0cs O3obts i6licf cr IN
cincm %o9cn in Suoweit Baltimore,
III Dem er geltcrn bon ser @oli5ei oe-
fnoen muroc 9lls ole @oli5iitcn
iciu %erltef cntoccft 6ottcn, lieb CT
neDrere SlciOun9sitiide in oem gSa.
gen i'm Slide lmO crgriif bic 6hlc6t.
Gie Yoli6iiten ocrfolgtcn i'm me6.
rere StroBcn9epiertc uno bieIten ibn
felt bis SonitGts Snipeftor S8ilion
Y. %ooooa nit Ger 9lmblllon5 ocS
VelmlobeitSomtcs oulongte.
5 nm Sciten &c ~ ercp-0 o-
ipituls
Ylane 3um Gcitcn ocS NlcrcD.
9olpItals" murOen geitern nuh ei.
licin Sincr in Scr &eii0cn3 0cs Gar-
Oinal Gibbons Geiprohen al nell
Diem lid ouBcr Dem GaroiHol Maror
%reIIon 8. Sbriper, lr. @iaiam
9iolcnaiL GomorO q Guarlcg, Seu-
monr ,QiauOlbann Games 81 Gbcc
ler @bwin @oriielO, Sacob GpiteirL
Charles G. 6olconcr, @allacc W.
Sauo5an 9liAier g. Charles 9rrfc
98illin s.. 6ebieuielo unO Gbarles s.
Gidep 6et6ciIigieu &otcr SleiNer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
CIrsiies 4saar 6nrd 9oO aeirennt.

Sm WinrDl1nOcr 9lagcnelllen 500
ipital licot Die II Sabre alte 6rau
W}ulperia 3amlep on Gntirdlilln0
trouf Oarltieoer, obne 81 pillen ooB
i6r @lanu. Der 7S-id6riee Sobn Ham-
icu. am 5onta9 in Der gSobniIn9
iciner 5diueiter SSrau @iarp 3. 9fbo-
0erid ]tr. 260l 9iorO-G6orlcs Strq
cincr Snngencllt5iin0lmg erlegcn ilt.
Gas arctic @aar lcbtc pd6reno pieler
Sabre in cincm flcincn Souic, g|r
$40, Vcorgc StroBc, mo ioa Die
g9o6nlug mr. allBcrorOentlid ieltcn
rerlaiicn lnio iait ME Nciubcr oa.
iplbil cnpiangcn Baden. gllgels
ibcinlio9 ans Dem Nrlnoe Dab ieinc
1rau i6m niAt ole notbwenoigc
9'flegc an9eocibcn lniicn foultc, be-
ga6 lid 0err 9ionie0, ais er franf
iuiiroc, in bic g9obmng ieiner Sdpe.
tier Seine 9eeroigimg miro 0eiite
9la6nlitag nm 3 ll6r BON oicier
9oreiic aus iiottiinOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
%ater SifeO scitOr6eu.

9la6 mcbrp0bigcr aranf6eit pVi
itarb geitcrn Tornlittan in oenl Sr
dclter-Solcge, Soparo-Gorultp, &es'
So6n Sidep inn 9lltcr bon 81 SdDre"'
@otcr &ideU mar III New-Yorf gepg
reni iinO foiu 6ereits ais iliger Y'uos Yaos
naG SSlrbeiter, no CT I'M Sabre looY %
0ur6 @oroinol @i6bons bic Frlel'''o
mei6c crbiclt. 0ic 9ccroignhg lp'''
am Conncritag ltattiinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
glada1mnnaaluertles gleiipiel.

Cine crireulihc 3uuo6mc crbielt
gciteru Der 6onO, pcl6eu Der
nGeutid)e Correspondent inn 9hitrog
Der gereinigtcn S9o6ltbdtigfeits-
@cieaidafien iiir Gin betogteS oent-
icbes Gbepaar iammelt, Inn oaiiel6e
III ieincn nlten logen Dor Erenning
5i bepo6ren. &err 6ron5 Sarter, Ser
bcfonnte Sdwobenfouig criAien ge-
iteru 9ladmttag I'M 9ureau OeS
uGeutiHen Gorreiponocnten" unO
iiberbrnhtc i'm 9luitroge oes Gam
iintter &olfsieit Gcrctus" oen Be
troa BON $40
gie6eu ben pom y6ann-
itatter Golfsicii-Gcrein"
oonirten. ........$ $1,000
gingeu cin bon u. 9t. 800
9is5cr quittirt 5000
SIN @on5cn. ..,..... $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
@raRlidJc Slmtt0at.

mener ieiner 6rau Die &eblC
olr6 unO toOtet iicb auf oieielbc
8eiie. Go6ter entOedt I'm
that. - Siebcn &inOcr 6leiben
juriid. Nlor0er i6eint gciitcs-
geitort 6clueien 5u iein.
Ginc cntic6li6e 6amilientragooic
creigncte ii9 in Der 9}abt pom Sonn-
tag auf 0}ontag inn Souie 9tr. 617
g}or0 @iontiorO 9lpeuuc. Ser At
Sabre oltc 9(ntonp Slopoc, ein bob
mii6er S1neioer, i6nitt ieiner 36-
id6rigen 6rou &oie nit einem 9iaiir-
meiicr Die &e6le Ourd, ore6tc Oel
@os6a6n aui unO 6eging Oarauf ali
0ieicl6e @eiie Sel6itnoro.
Die 9roliige @ntOedltng, OoB Die
@ltcul alf Oicic i6redli1e @eiic ans
Ocm Yc6cn geibicOen paren milBtc
geitern @}orgen gcgen Z ll6r bic 15-
jd6rigc Go6ter .Q}orp ma6en Oic
glei6 Oorauf ibre ie6s @ei6wiiter
medte lnO gta66arn umo Die 4Soli5ei
5u Siilie rief. 6rau &lopoc lag aus
gc5o9en inn 9ett, mo eS bat Den gln-
ibeiu, ais iei tic I'M S6lafe crluorOet
mor0cn, md6renO i6r @otte 6olb oil=
gc5ogcu Quer i6er Dem 9ctt lag.
3ipei 6lltige 9ioiirmeiier lagcn oli
Ocm 9oocn. lleber 0ic &orgei6i6tc
Oicicr Erng0oie wurOe 6olgclOes be-
fonnt:
glnt6onp &lopoc mar Dor ctpu %
Sa6ren nab glmerifa gcfonlncu unO
mar iciu gauges &e6en lang Gin rait-
loier, c5rgci5iger 9lr6eiter; in Oen
leBtcn Sa6rcn ma6teu ii6 6ei ibnt
itorfc 9ill5eihcn bon llc6crar6citung
bcmcrf6or, lnO namcntli6 na6 Dem
i'm porigcn O3en6er criolgtcn Go0e
eincs 3mei Nlonote ulten 9abps mlir-
Oe Solopac imner melan6olii6er imO
triiblilnigcr. Seine gciltige 0cprei=
lion ging iogar ioueit, Dab ieine 6ral
or5tlihc &iilfe fiir i'm in 9lnprud
na6nL rmO auf glnorOmng OeS Or.
Gnil 9topaf ioate er gcraOe an BEN
tigcn Gage in &6ipp'S &linif aui9e-
nommcl mcrOen. glm Sonntn0
9lbenO ioQ 0loDac gon5 ouBer9epobn-
li6 iro6lib gepcicn iein, uuO o6ne
Die geringlten 9ln5ei1cn irgeno cineS
geiitigen 2eiOens ging cr gegen 9 llbr
9l6enos 5u 9ett. Sn lteben5ilnmer
i6lieien bic 6eiocn Gltciten Gohter
gegen 3 ll6r N}orgens etlua io6 Die
1S-iG6rige 0ettp 6lopac i6ren Gater
nit cincm 6rennenoen Strei6bol5 ibr
3inmer 6ctrcten, inO auf ibre 6rogc
6in. mas er moae, logtc S5lopac, er
6a6c oaS @eiii6l, ais icien 9lduber
i'm @nlic. God nab fur5er 3eit
fc6rtc CT IN iein 3inmer 5uriid lmO
cS trut pic0cr pollit6n0i9c 9iu6c i'm
Souie cin. Grit gegcn vi ll6r
@lorgens molte Oic 5wcitGlteitc So1-
ter .lorp oas S9lai5immer Der 81
tern betreteu liei abcr ioiort 5u Der
6lteiten S9meiter 5uriid, NIT Oel
@orten. ,Sottp ctluoS mus paiiirt
iein. eS lit glQcs poQ @lut Dor Dem
3ilnner, nnO cS ricdt 10 na9 @aS. "
9(6er au6 Sattic bro6te es ni6t
il6er's Scr3 ms 3immer 5u ge6en,
mO 6ena6ridti9ten oie norOoitli6e
@oli5eiitotion. Oenen Die ilr6tbarc
Gntocdrng Dorbe6alten 6lieb. Ger
e6cniaQs 6erbcigerllienc Goroncr "a
bis qo6 ais SoOcSurin1c Ocs @6cpoa.
res Moro mo Selbimoro an. 0ic
iie6cn 6intcrbleibcnocn gSaiicn liuO:
S5ottp, Is Sabre alt Nlarp, 16 Sab
re; &oic, IA Sabre; SSobn, II, PM
tbonp 10, 6ronf 7, unO Soicp6, )
Sabre alt.
lluipn-gl9itatOren non 9Sier acuieicn.
Sin Strife inter Ocn SdiifSltnl-
crn in Soclllt-%oint ioa ni6t ots1c-
idloiicn iein. Gicie G6otiobc, oi(
iclbitrcOcnO BON einiAneiOcnOer @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
llniOn-9IailaIOren BON 9lier 0eluieien

llnipnsgl9itatOren non 9iier neluicicn.
Sin Strife inter ocu ShiiiSitou-
crn in Soclllt-%oint ioQ ni6t aus1c-
idloiicn iein. Gieie G6otia1c, Oic
icl5itreOcnO bon eini9neiOcnOer @e-
ocutlrng fiir bic S6iiio6rtsOer6alt-
nilic I'M 6iciigen Noicn neroen Mir
DC, lit gcitern bcfomlt gelporOcn ais
Dom &icr 9}r. 9 OcS gtoroocuti6cn
SlopOs 5mci Nl0nncr 0elpicicn pnr,
Den, Die oeriu1terL, sic 0afenor6citcr
5im 9eitritt 5il elmer lhlion 5n bcmc-
gen. 9ieutenant NlcGoa BON DER
Baltimore & O6io-Yoi5ri bemerfte
9eltern &ormittng 5mei Selte, Die ib
an 0ic glrbcitcr 6ernlmohten, ltnO 0u
Dies Oen @e60rOen perOGdtig Dorfanl
intereiiirtcn lie iicb ehUos le6bufter
oafiir imO fanOcn ans, OnB iie eS nit
9lgitatorcn 5u t6un 6nttcn. Sie wnr-
Den pom Eier geluicicn, OcrlicBcn i'm
obcr mn nit W}iirren 10 OaB &icutcg
nnnt NtcGaa Scr SiderGeit ipcgen
BON Der iiioIiben goli5ciitation bier
&pli5iiten sur Gcritdrfitng cr6at. Gie
6eiOcn Nldnner ioIlen angebli6 Scr
tretcr Der. oSongi5orcmeliS llnion"
gcucicu ieiu Sdon felt orei S8odcn
ioaen lie ange6lib lore 9cmii6ungen
all Die &afenarbeiter berai5nfonl-
men bctriebcn 6a6eu unO angcbli6
bic 9lbi6t 6aben, cine neue Union
ms Se6cn 5u ulicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
gricffnhen.

8. g. = 0ie SDane 9ebort 8ur
6omilie Ger @pdnen. 9uS @athtng
nubuieu Sic &DGncn cine 3wiihcn.
itel1lne 5miiden Slnocn unO anben
cin. Sn olten 3eiten purOeu tie 5u
oen Sunoen gerec6net
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
Sir h c
fir 0ffentliac
g d)lllc.

Gin 9ciAmB, ser iiir Die Nlitglic
cer Der oettiMeu Observation-Disclosures
bon GROCER SSihtigfeit lit lnlo in oem
criten 9tatbs5meig tiir5Iit bon Srn.
OarlanO bon ser oritten gsaro Elm.
gereidt pno angenommcn mlroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
SaIe6aa -spielplan.


cr6ffnct. Die Gage fir 9alti'
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T. 6 NJ. APPLICATION NO. ols7s Department of the Interior
 United States Land OAiee

Juneau. Alaska. September 8. 1914.
 Notice is hereby given that the Port Heiden Packing Company of Portland Oregon, cor poration organized under the laws of the State of Washington. has made application in this office under the provisions of the Acts of Con- gress of March 3. 1891. and May l4. 1898, amended by the Act of March 3. 1903, for the lands embraced In U. $. Survey No. 4sl as a trade and manufacturing site, said lands be- ing located on the east shore of Port Heiden. Bering Sea. Alaska. In latitude 56 deg. 52 min N. and longitude i5S deg. 44 min. w.. and more particularly described as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1. w. c. Cor. due F.. LOG chs. on line of ordinary high tide of Port Heiden. thence due E. 25. chs. to Cor. No. 2, thence due N. 30 chs. to Cor. No. 8. thence due W. 1888 chs. to Cor. No. 4. on line or ordinary high tide Port Helden. whence low point at east entrance bears N. IT deg. 30 min. w., thence meandering along the shore of said Port Heiden. CD N. l5 deg. 45 min. W. 1865 chs. @ $. 26 deg. O7 min. w.. 1851 chs, to Cor. No. 1, the place of begin nlng, containing an area of 26.59 acres. Mag. Var. 2l deg. 24 min. E. Any and all persons claiming any portion cf said lands. or desiring to protest said applica- ton or entry. are required to file their said adverse claims or protests under oath within the period of the statute or thereafter they
 c. B. WALKER.
 Register.
 Dat. of First Publication. Sept. IT. 1914.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Kenai Mining and Mill ing company will be held Monday November 2, 1914, at the home office of the company at Seward, Alaska.
 A. H. BRYANT, President.
 F. J. COTTER, Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-14
FARMERS SHOULD PREPARE
FOR THE TRI-cOUNTY FAIR.

To the Farmers Of Gooding. Lincoln
and Mlndoka Counties:
/ II this years Tri-County Fair is to
be the success that 1t ought to be we
must all begin preparations at once.
Even before now the best peas.
wheat oats, barley. potatoes and gar
cen produce have begun to show them.
selves and any extra attention given
from now on may mean the difference
between winning or losing in the con-
test with your neighbors
only a few changes viii be made in
last years premium list and these
with the idea Of better arrangement
and OF giving greater educational vail
ne to the producers Of this district.
Grasses for sheaf exhibits should be
selected when in the best condition
for hay and cut close to the ground
They should he cured in darkened
place 20 avoid bleaching good plan |
Is to hang them In loose bundles, heads |
down. so that the straws will be
straight and easily arranged in neat, |
compact bundle.
Enough should be selected to make
A sheaf six inches In diameter.
Grains for sheaf exhibits should be
true to type and free from shriveled
heads, smut. etc They make the best
appearance and handle better II select
ID just little under ripe. Until time
'or final preparation they should either
,e hung heads down or laid horizon
ally with the straws straight.
More will be said at later date
the final preparation of
heat threshed grain. corn, potatoes
nd general produce entries. II is not
90 early now. however. to begin plan
ling for your exhibit. Make up your
nind that you are going to make a 7
howing. pull out the weeds and take ;
peciai care OF the good stun
The men In charge OF the various !
bases OF the fair management are /
eady working. but your hearty CO. 4
peration is absolutely necessary. with a
the rri-County Fair should be the n
cry best fair in the state OF Idaho. q
j. S. WEIGH, B
Supt Agricultural Division
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

l. Emil Schelhing. OF Dietrich. Ida
no. who MADE Entry No. il6s under
thc provisions of an act OF the Legis-
iRturc OF the state Of Idaho. common
ly known aa the Carey Act" approx
"a March end 1899. which embraces
sen SWia Of Section % OF Township
3 Of range rs T. y. NJ, do hereby
eiec notice Of my intention 20 make
ruol proof 10 establish my claim 20
The land above described. and that l
expect 10 prove that / have resided on.
reclaimed and cultivated said land as
required by law. before O. A. Truman.
Representative STATE Land BOARD. at
Shoshone Idaho, on the sth cay OF
Sngust. 1914 by two OF the following
witnesses;
S. c. Ray. Ben Hart c. S. Young
~ D. Mathies. all OF Dietrich, Idaho.
EMIL SCHEIIuNG. Entryman