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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19
. SURE WAY TO
END DANDRUFF
Stop Falling Fair and Itching Scalp
At Once.

Stop Falling Fair and Itching Scalp
At Once.
There is one sure way that has never
fai1eu to remove danGru6 at once, and
that Is to dissolve il. then you destroy it
entirely. To Go this, just get about four
ounces Of plain, common liquid arvon
from any drug store tthis Is all you will
NEEDY. apply 1t at night when retiring:
use enough TO moisten the scalp and rub
1t in gently with the finger tips
BY morning. most II not all, Of your
dendrun will be gene. and three or four
more applications. WI completely dis
solve. and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF It. no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You. Will find all itching and digging
of the scalp Will stop instantly and your
hair will be funny. lustrous. glossy. silky
and soft. and hook and feel . hundred
times better.
II YOU value your hair. you should get
rio Of i3ncrl9 st. once. for nothing de-
stroys the hair so quickly. II not only
starves the lair and makes II TAU out.
but 1t makes It strinEy. stragGiy. dull.
dry, brittle and ufelees- aud everybody
uoticen II ADV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

It's really q marvel! The delicious.
light cake 1t makes is almost beyond
belief.
An OvENGOLD cake can't fall. An
OvENGOLD cake can't bake puffy or
lumpy. Every OvENGOLD cake
comes out as deliciously perfect as q
cake can be and all you have to do is
add water and put 1t in the oven.
Just try 1t once and see. Get Is
cent package of OVENGOLD Of your
grocer. Almost every grocer has
OvENGOLD, but II yours doesn't just
you send his name to us and enclose
25 cents and we will send a full-size
package prepaid. Allmade Bakeries.
Detroit, Aich.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

Mrs. w. A. voight and family, Mrs
James Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Otis and family. Mr.. and Msss. Georee
Burnham. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles &C.
bell and son. Mr.. Henry Jones, Ar.
Fred Edwards, DR.. C. N. Hensley,
Miss Mary Snyder, Mrs Hattie l.
wards. Mrs. FISHER. Mrs. Durdrage Of
Philadelphia. Miss Mary Burnham
Miss May Edwards. Miss Edna Ed
wards, Miss May Patterson, Miss Rens
Cramer, Miss Nolie Ritch. Miss Maud
Massey. Miss Martha Massey. Min
Henrietta Jack, Miss Marie Shaffer,
Miss velitia Shaffer. Miss Ollie Ed
wards. Miss Emma Snyder, Min
Juanita Snyder. Mr.. Lemm Elbrader,
Mr.. Clarence Dougherty, Mr.. Clarence
Lowe, Mr.. Arthur Wilson, Mr. Leon
Allen. Mr.. Edar Cross, Mr.. Luther
Hughes. Mr.. Guy Omeld. Mr.. Husband
Mr.. Charles Edwards, Mr.. Hudson
Snyder. Mr.. Oliver Snyder, Mr.. Rom
johnson, Mr.. Sam Snyder, ST., Mr..
Sam Snyder. Jr.. and Grant snyder:
Mr.. Walter johnson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19
ON A MAP NOW
Chicago University Professor
Records River Of Doubt.
The Colonel Aids Beveridge and
Robins This Week.

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-Theodore Roose-
velt's much discussed River Of Doubt. .
has been definitely located. The col
onel and Prof J. Paul Goode Of the
University Of Chicago had q long con-
ference over the topography OF South
America Sunday and the coloneTs find
ings have been accepted by Prof.
Goode, who will embalm them in his
tory in q series OF maps he il now pre-
pairing to be published for school use.
Colonel Roosevelt's chat with Prof
Goode was the climax Of a day which he
described AZ bully" and which In
cluded an automobile trip over Chi
Cages boulevarts.
Helps Beveridge.
The colonel, as hale and hearty as
ever and full Of vim, il in the west to
aid the cause Of Raymond Robins and
former Senator Albert J. Beverage,
Progressive candidate for United States
senators from Illinois and Indiana, re-
spectively. He expressed keen delight
Of the opportunity to discuss his South
American explorations with Prof. Goode.
assistant professor OF geography at the
University Of Chicago.
Colonel Roosevelt described his jour-
ney up that much discussed stream in
detail. pointing out its course and the
location of the various falls that make
1t practically impossible Of navigation
for anything but small boats. Az shown
on the tentative draft Of the map pre-
pared by Prof. Goode. the river runs
east Of the sixtieth meridian, while Col
onel Roosevelt traced 1t west Of that
line.
Clad in the big army coat that saw
service in Cuba, that was pierced by
an assassin's bullet at Milwaukee and
later protected him against the MAS
welt went from this city to Gary by au-
tom0bile today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

Mrs. T. S. Lyon. 1880 College avenue.
Mrs. H. w. Bomgardner will have
charge Of the program. Mr.. H. b.
Wilson. superintendent Of schools,
will speak on Modern Education of
Children and Mrs. June Chapman,
who is at the head Of the Central
Park kindergarten. will have a paper
on the Montessori system. Mrs. Chap
man has been attending lectures on
the subject in Emporia.
&
One of the prettiest of the new style
gowns Is this of sage green silk. Plain.
above the line of the bust-perpendi-
cu1ar rows of shirring on cords occu-
pied the portion of the basque between
bust and girdle. This latter after
passing about the waist from the front,
returned to be 1ooped and hung In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

two ends. the upper bordered with pas
sementerte., The back of the basque
consisted of a wide paSsementerie
bordered panel which hung over the
girdle and slightly below the elongated
"aistline. A pleated tunic and plain
skirt of the material completed the
gown which was embellished with roll
ing collar and cuffs of white organdy
embroidered in black
The Portia club will meet Thursday
afternoon of this week with Mrs. J.
D. Gardner.
The XIV club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. w. G.
Tandy at her home, 1908 College ave-
nue.. The guests of the club will be
Mrs. w. F. Cochrane Of Wichita and
Mrs. j. H. Grayson Of Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs Grayson is visiting her sister.
Mrs. T. S. Morrison. and Mrs. Coch-
rane is the guest Of Mrs. Tandy.
= e
Notes ard Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. c. Garvey, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. John Ro-
NADIA of Milwaukee, Wis, returned to
Topeka last week, and was the week
end guest of DR.. and Mrs. C. b. Reed
She will go to California to spend part
of the winter with her son. Mr.. Ed
Garvey. and will return home about
Christmast time.
Every mother will be interested in
the showing Of hats for children at
Courtney's. sos Kansas avenue. up
stairs.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pierce are exr
pected to return in short time from
Chicago. Mrs. Pierce went to Chicago
last week to meet Mr. Pierce on his
return from Connecticut, where he
spent the summer.
Mrs. A. H.. Horton arrived today from
San Francisco. Cal. where Ahe spent
the summer with her daughter. Mrs
Brown. She will live this winter at the
home Of Mrs. J. ". Rowles, 1858 Harri-
son street.
Mr.. Clifton Heaton has been chosen
as legal advisor for the National Life
Insurance company, Montpelier, Vt.
and he and Mrs. Heaton and their sons.
Thayer and Bully. wiz leaxe the hd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19
DYSPEPSIA GONE! NO INDIGESTION.
GAS, SOURNESS PAPE'S DIAPEPSlN

aches. dizziness or intestinal gripine.
This will all go, and, besides. thefe
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors-
Pape's Diapepsin IL . certain curo
for out-of-order stomachs, because Il
takes hold Of your food and dfgests
1t just the eame AZ II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in f1ve minutes from an
any drug store.
These large, 5O-cent cases contain
enough Pape's Diapepsin'' to keen
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs in your homey-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19
Time It! In flve minutes
sick, upset stomach
feels flne.

when your meals don't 1T comfort
ably, or VIVA. you eat lies like . lump
Of lead In your stomach. or II you
have heartburn. that II . sign Of in
digestion
Get from your pharmacist = fifty
cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose just ~ soon as you can
There will be NO sour risings. no
beIching OF undigested food mixed
with acid, mo- stomach gas or heart
burn, ful1neas or heavy feeling in the
stomach nausea. debilitatinG had
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

Items for this column may be phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal offioe.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19
POLICE JOTTINCS.
Law and Order Prevailed In Topeka
Sabbath Day-Fcw Arrests.

r.
The police ia Topeka saw nothing
unusual, in the conduct Of the citizens
of Topeka Sunday and as a result only
three arrests were made from Satur-
day evening until this morning. Two
weeks ago this morning twenty-five
Mexicans sat down to breakfast at the
city jail. besides the regular prisoners.
Two arrests for speeding were made
Saturday evening. Donald Welty and
Luther Bailey Bailey was fined SO
this morning in police court and the
fine was paid. Both arrests were made
by Patrolman Richards.
The toll Of Sunday arrests amount
ed to three men arrested on charges
of drunkenness. All of these arrests
were made by Officer Gragg. They
were Grant Jones, Leonard Talbert
and J. w. Johnson. all Of whom were
fined $40 today by Judge Huron.
Sergeant Woodward and several Of
his men arrested d. Beasley Satur-
day on the charge of keeping and
maintaining q nuisance. and George
Givens. A. o. Jones, F. w. Wadley
and John Kerneyhan were arrested as
inmates Mary Collins was arrested
by the same officers on the charge Of
keeping a nuisance the same evening.
A report came to the police this
morning that the soccer football poles
of the LOwman Hill school had been
destroyed by vandals last night On
Ger Richards investigated to flnd out
who was the cause OF the trouble
The Lowman Hill boys have been en-
JOytng soccer lately, at least some of
them have. and deepest envy il
whispered as the cause Of the destruc-
ton of the poles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

Washington, Oct. 1s.-Inefficiency. OF
the train order system was ASSIGNED by
the interstate commerce commission to-
day as the principal cause of q head
ON collision on the Kansas City South
ern railway near Upton Ford, No.. on
August 5, in which more than - per-
sons were killed and % injured.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
Nic sdllnriter n[a 0Ianrrill.

uSeit 41s Sobren Bat CT nidt ar
bciten moaen iinieren &atcr Bat cr
ourh iein ousihmeifenoes rm0 lie
0erlihes 2cben in ben 500 eetrieben,
nno jebt 0erlangt er BON meiner
S6weiter uno mir, fir ieinen Ge-
bcnsunterbalt 81 iorgen @ir boben
i'm aus oeu Sauie gepieieu aber er
hat iib am Sanlitog nit @epalt mie-
ser Sen 8ugoue peribafit. 2lus Die
lem @runbe lieB iA i'm berboftei."
Sp loutete oie aloee bon Sri. @o.
tDerine Quinn bon 9Ir. 1884, g1oro-
eoeuitraBe, Ole iic III Der uorooit-
lihen @oIi8eiitation Dor 9}ihter Gean
porbradte, uno oercn unmittel6arc
8olge es lpar oaB Ser 30.idbriee ga.
niel Quinn I'M StootgefahaniB Giu-
8ug bieIt, oa cr Die ibm bonn 9iihter
megcn 9illbeit0run9 5uoittirte @elO-
itrnfe bon S25 unO Soften ni6t ent.
ridten fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
lin Sic Acknowledgement.

Bolton aeminnt aud oaS brittle
y 1pieI pic Gntideioima fonmt
crit il per IL. Sunna Ger
eriie gSomerun0 Ser seric se.
dIaaen
Iic goitoncr .grapes" 6eiiegicn
geiictu out Aeimiidcn 8cl0e 8um
oriten DIAL Sic u9ltbleiics~ z nno faA.
tel 0a0urh oeu Gnt6uiiasums Ser
@n0ncnitoot aui's 6ohte All. Gs
miro 5erihtH oaB $4,000 3nidaucr
3euaen oes 5pieles waren oas crit
III oer 10 SnHina 0o0nrh cntidlic'
aeu puroe. SAB @ui6, Ser opitber"
oer ,9ltbleticS eineu feber6aiten
gsurf nIadjte ulo Der iiegbrin9euOe
s9luu" ii6er oip FIatte fam 9eioe
Gibbs Datten bis gIr 10 Suning ie
a aluns aemadt uno pon oo bis 5llr
i2 SnniH9 mar ipobl nod ME elm
aniregcn0ercs uno ipannenoeres
q pcI acir9en poroen. 0as iiber 0rei
2hm0en in 9hiprnd nabut sSr Der
40 2nuina pur0e ser critic u@ome.
r4i" oer Serie 9emadt uno 5par
bon ocul ,Gathcr" @owOD Der
9ganes oer Hd IN oem oiesidbri
acu Gonteite arg Scr iibertc imo ef.
feiireic8iie gaIIiAldaer eruieicn 6at
sic oglt6letics" 6atteu IN oieier SSii.
ming oen Noiionern . u0Iuns" abac
mmgen @opoD's n1dd3tiaer Erefer
imo u0iisg BON ieincn @amerooen
bradtcu cbcIialls \ oNims' ii6er oie
9latie into oieie reitetcn Bolton bon
Ser 9lieoerlage
Qlit oieier 9lle0erIage Der ugli6le.
tifs~ iin0 pobl dnM oeren @boncen
diff Sic Standardization bon 1914
huin0ea Deilu es III nad i6ren
bis6eH9en 2eiiiun9cu tamn gl Ct.
worten oaB iie, iuic 0ies not6ig pd.
rr, Sen @oitonem A Spiele abtnipieu
i6nnen. Eic Score mar
NifinrffsAn fts. Gniff
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aOuiIcuanf. nn0 lIntergaug.


5iir NlorDlano uno oen Giitrifi
Columbia Bcutc tribe mo n5roIihC
gsuoe,
Ste b0dite Ecmpcrotur 6ctri8 &c.
iicrn ~ @rao mn 4 llbr 9lo6mit.
taas uno Sic nieorigite Ga @roo nm
9 ll9r 9loraens
Gic arSbte Sdneli0tcit oes @in'
oes mor II Nlelea bon glorowcitcu-
Ger 5aidtipfeiisgebalt Der 2uit
wn G5 &ro5ent pm s llbr QlorgeuS
Emo 55 9Sro3eut inn = llbr 1bcnos.
sn oeu iibriacn @eticr 9eobod
tngs 5tntionau op6 QmoeS mar oic
Iaaltc 1cmpcrotur pie folat 9lalau,
iic Gin ~. @ismard 40. Bottom "a,
guiiolo go. Gbnrleiton S4. Chicago
04 GIeDelano Ga DcnDer IS, Ges
troit 62 Duluth 42, Gaitport 70,
Walociton S2, CSrean @a0 30, Nottc-
raS so, Satire so, Neleno Az. Sod
icnpiae So aonias @it9 54. auor.
pi0c rs. 2oaspiac 20. 9iorquettc
aa @leup9is IA, Wloutgomerp 81,
lioutrcal GO, 9lontudet 6S, 9lelo.
nrleaus sa 9lep Dort 76, 0flobor
WA 60. philadelphia 76, 4ttsburab
40 4ortluu0, 9lleu ~, 4ortIano,
Gre. 10. Gueber 5l Naleigb "a,
Colt 2ote Gitp go, Gan 6rancisco
76, St. 2ouis GA, scrantou 6s,
G9rebcmort sl, 5pofonc 81, Spra.
nir 62 Campo sS, @aibington 76,
g9nnipeQ 1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

Dic Gemotraten beginner Die
@erbi@mupngnc beutc 9}ohnIittn8
IN ct @iarD's Golmtp, MO DER Gons
greB,Ganoioat 9lidaro q. So6nion
cine &eoe in 2eonar0iomn boIten
miro. Qloreen miro nGD~ Cummings
cine Meoe in Brince 6reoerid in Sal
pert.@ountD baltcn nno ibm miro ons
GonareBniiglieo 8. ,Srping NanoD
bon Iclawarc folgcn. Ger republic
fauiihe @anoioat oes fiiniten 0iitrit.
tes SDoncp s. @}no0 triiit morgen
bier elm imo miro am Gonneriiag nno
sSreiiag in Siio,@altinore peridies
oene Meoen 6alten. Der republifonis
foe Gonoioot fir Nunoes. Senator,
&r. 6. Is. Gnrrinaion bielt geitcru
q(6euo cine Neoe IN @qtopspiQe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13
MennfpOri

Gas Q9citer mar geItern mic fiir
@ettremen oeihaiien imo beioe
@lGbc batten iid eineS auteu 9eiudcs
5u erirepen. Sn Bonnie ihloB acitcrn
sic SaiIon wd6reno in Soltrel Die
Sportsireunoe nod wd6reno oes gan
cen N2onats i9ren Sportsinitintt
ireic 3iiaeI oc6en f0nneu. Gas DC
iuItat mar
Sn 2oureI
1. 9iennen Song Of @oaeD"
uOeaa Wlad" ,Stto 8lotto"-
2. 9ienncn uSanion4 Double
gaglc~, r9ctipeen llS~.
3. 9ienen u6liitcrgolo~ u0lag-
net" .@. Wl. @1iQer~.
A. 9lennen oSio6 0}oon~ nSe-
tier Brpnu" ,Gonelp1.
B. Nennen o6litopaD" 0llncle
@lim" nSittIe glcorer4.
6. gennen n@atience", Dgooe.
ling" IS. Souo6ton1
Sn @owie:
T. Henncn encore, nGarOis
gan. n@orric Crme"
2. 9lcnnen uSoll0 Ear~ uG6il.
ton Squam~, uSoe ariabt".
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

nScniide Wrielliduft pun @larplauo~
Sot in oeu lesteu feds Niouatcn iIei-
big aenrbeitet 9labn iic6 uidt
mir Der glrmen in Baltimore,
iohocru oud Scr 6iilfloicu Gee
leiltc an Die Der ariea brotlos
mahte
Die ,Gcutibc @eieridaft BON 9'a.
rDlauo~ 6ielt geiiern glbenO ir
,@ermania Ghtb~ an Ser g9cit-
Sapettc- Ctr, i6re regelmaBise @ier-
teliobres Siblugs i'm melrber 6err
Go6ert W1 Got6er oen Goriib mo
Sr Serm. anolleubera ous %roio-
foil iii6rte g}ad sgrleoimng Der
iiblicben &outinegeihdite ucrlas Der
9lgent Sobn .. Nleper. ieinen &icr.
terlia6reSberibt, ans lpelhem 6er-
porging, Dab in oenQnlit Dem 81.
september obgelauieHen feds Wlo-
naten 359 3o6lmosanpeiiungct
|ouf $fS774S ousgeiteut weroen
nulBten PIN groBten maren Die
9lnipri6e inn September. Inter oen
llnteritiibteu iparen If 6amilien nit
34 ainOern % @ithpen nit 1O5
@inoern, 20 8ittpen obne ainoer.
10 Observation-Disclosures lino 26 0lon-
ner. Sr Der leBten 3eit gin9en 36
neue 9lpplifationen nm llnterltiiBnng
elm BON oenen nod iorgfdltiger lIn-
teriudhng ourb 50as @reiutiO So
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fir llnteritiibinQ Oerirnigen Seute
auSgegebeu melhe Ourh ben arieg
ge3uungen mrrOen ibre @labc an
fremoen Sdiifc auf5ugeben Giele
2eite erbclten Soft itnO Sogis llno
in monhen 1Gllen Transportation
nad glrbeitspldBen. Sir cine 9In-
5o6l wuroc auh 9lrbeit 6eioret Ger
9(eent erpG6nte in ietuem 9eri&te
and Der pert6pollen 0ienite, pelde
0err ,So6n 81. Gidautre, per Sefre-
tar Ser Stootssgimrauoerlngs
6oroe, Sr. @eoAtaR Euder, Der
SHlfs-S -SetretGr oep6a8n0erateo Gbo-
rites uno sic 8irma 9arroll &
9arroll eeleiitet 6aben. Sr Vlcper
iaat, OaB Die @enliibuHeen fir iene
9ellte iortaeiett mcrOen, obidjon es
cine ihwieriee 5ahc iii, oa Die 3a6l
Der @l1be fir iolbe 2eute icbr be-
idr1nft it, obidor ole &cnte, mclbe
9lrbeit betonnen 6o6en iid benii-
ben i6re @ilidt 81 tbun
9IS Gomite fir 9}oniuatiouet
iiir 9eamte, Die in Der Somuar-Ger.
iamnlllng eripGbIt peroen iollen,
eruannte Der @rdiioent ole folgenoen
Serren: G6eo. 3. arug, @eo. =. 1R.
Saud SeroinanO aaiier, G6eo. q.
Steinfliiaer ltuo 2ouis Soifmaun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

Sr. 3. 6. gcaer Der 8orlieer ser
Stoots .9onoitroBen.G n.Gonnliiiiou. reiit
beute nad Wai6ington Inn oas
&rie9s-1epartcment 81 peranlaiieu,
cine gleu0ering in oen &ldnen Der
Bride 81 seitatten. Nan uia Ser
@leid6eit megen Die 3ue6riide in Der
9litte Der Bride alleaen nno oamit
chpas BON Den geniadten &ldneli aus
mciden Dicie gIenoeruna modt Die
gIusbaggerlmg eines an0eren Shiifs.
aanals notbwenoi9. Die Soften oiirf.
ten lib aui ungeia6r $4,000 6eIau-
lex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-13

,Nnbiipynm" I've Ncnri nl WintDlano7
,,NpiDninl" 9enu oomu SAT-.
,,Burp 'o" zoe 1Ui0n0noCr"
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iunleQDean nit itceirlinA.r NniliDrua
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Clotlg aro6es Amcrroiicn 10 Ahoel8 Oioolc
3iiOcr f0rir
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QIinr spiritnaIiitrn.Q .QIcldIidIte.


lin oie Srciloihng ibres Sobnes
al er6itieu perIieB 5rou Caroline
godel bon ser S6ea Gooo 6ie gobre
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uno erihien III Scr iiIowcItlicbcn 80.
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@obn Ser 3S Sabre olte Sobn 81.
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ben. Srou @oroner crfI1rte i9r
01onn iei Spirituoliit uno nebme nit
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oaB iie i6ui iintreu ici Sierfiir babe
cr lic loonnn f6rperlicb ge5ahtigt
Seine Vltitter, 6rmi yodel, iaete,
Dob S5roll @araner ibrcn Dfann bdu.
iig beihimpfe nt0 idlloee. 9lidter
SdirW id1lua Die 9lnihuIoiaiing ge.
acn lparoncr nieoer mo legtc es oent
aSnore nabc, einlnal 5u beriuhetg oh
iic nidDt n SSrieoeu leben f6nnten
6rou Dudcl's @aite itorb an per.
qangcnens Samitdg I'M Sitter bon 70
$ubreu IN ser gsobnina ieincr God.
tel, Srmi &aiE Ctterbein an ser
Sbea 9ioop, Die @eeroi9lnng finoct
bcltc 9}odmittog itott.
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@ercdtisfeit fiiacn Iie Dem 6unoa-
mcnt oes nationoleu 9ebenS bn5u,
obne peIbe Der gauge 9au 5uioumen.
itiir5cu miiBtc.
Gurb rcihlihen @eiidQ Oantteu
sic 3uborcr Dem &coner fir ieine
geoiegenen @orte, morauf Der San.
ger6lno~ ino o9trion einen @6or
gum 9ortrog 6rohte Ger Aeit oeS
Seitprogramms perlief iolgenoermo-
Benz
n9lecitotion Serr Grnii @i1ner,
G6or y@ermoniaDlanner1or~ ocut.
ide Jeitre0e 9lht6 Simon g9olf 9le.
citotion Scrr @uitaD Sdilliuo, ge-
nIeinihaitliher @eiang nGeutihlano.
GeutiAlano ii6er glQcs~ unO
oStinnt an nit 6enenl boben
&long4 Necitoton &err NiH. 9anf.
man no gemeinidoitlider 0ortrog
potriotii6er @olfslie0cr nit Wluiifbe.
9leituu0.
Sm 2aufe Ocs gl6cnoS ii6crnittel.
te Serr @eorac Spier, ser @oriser
oes Gcutih glmcritaniihen 1914
Niilfs GonliteS. oen 9Inucicnocn
sic ireuoige ainoe, Dab 6eutc Gin
@oi6in9toner oeutih amerifoniiber
9iirger oie iiattlibe Simlme BON
$1,000 ge5eidnet babe, oaB fiiberboupt
0ic Sonnhtugen ocs Gonites CUTE
6ortihritte mohen 6err Spier
iprnb Damn nod fur5 ii5er oie fcino
lihc Saltlna geuiiicr engliider Sci.
tiugen mo legte 9riefe aus Ceuiicb.
lnuo BON ieinem So9n @oialle
Spier, Ger sur Belt IN Berlin @luiif
ituOirt. nno bon Serru glntou 9erd,
cinent frii6cren @oi6ingtoner @e
ihditsmauu, ser iicb iett in Nliinheu
uieoergelaiien bad, Dor, in weIdeu
sic bier pu6li5irten 9eribtc ii6er
oeutide @rauiomteiten ais 9iiaen
ge6ranomarft meroen 5erner nerloS
@err Spier eineu am leBten 6reitag
in Baltimore ,.Geutiben Gorreipon.
oenten" crihienenen glrtifel, In mel
dem Elm @ergleih iiber Sbeooor
0lar6irg bon Baltimore, Dem irii.
beren amerifoniihen 0eionoten in
gelgieit mi0 Gbarles glagel BON ct
2ouiS, Dem friibereu Sefret6r oes
Ieportemeuts fiir Souoel nHo sIr-
belt, sic beioc bon oeiitiher 9(6itam.
muna iino. ae3ogen puroe
9cioe febrtcp fiir5ld BON Guropo
Suriid, &r. @}orburg BON 2onoou
lno &r. glogel bon 0elitidlono.
gcioe gobeu ser 9Sreiic Suteroiclps;
Sr. Mar6urg 8eigte iih ais gueIono-
Giencr nno erbitterter 6eino oes
2onocS, in Dem oie @iege ieiner 81.
tern gcitonocn m1brcuO Sr. glogel
oic GeutIhen gcred6t beurt6eiltc, car
port mar iibcr oie Siigen Die bier
pctbrcitet wcroeft iin0 iirb itoI5 iei-
rer ociitidcnglbitonimine cutiinnte.
Die Arrangements Der groBartig
oerloiiienen Seier lagen in &dnoeu
Der &S. @. u. @euoero. So6n 9llt,
Mermonn 2ehner 8. g9. SeIbio,
aorl @ommeI 9lueuit Sdmor5, @bi.
lip Qittes. SoiepD @2oir, Sobu 03ei.
ningcr, @lortiu @ie9ono uno @uitao
Gen0er.
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uQ0omenla Iipir Qcaanen.

Su Der ndhnen Seriounluna Der
uS9omen's Giuic Seaaue~ am 8reitag
in Der u9gcGops6oQe~ miro Or. s.
IS. @ooonow Der 4'rdiioent ser
uSobns Soptins' llniperiitdt~ eineu
@ortrag balteu,
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@ilinu Acoioro, ppH 9lr 1910,
Gioole.1 iraBe, erpiriie iid ae.
iietn ii oer Horomeltlidcn &oli3ei'
Iiation cinen 3aitbeie0l aeaen ielneu
SQ6u 9loberi 29 BEDFORD, iliter oer
glnaa6e oaH oieier elm mperbener'
liaer AlinocrIdbriger ie ger inu-
AZ slpberi ioll uad 2In8aben ocs @a.
ters iidj IN lester 3eit trQb aller @r-
mabuimscn ocm gllfcbul ergcben bas
bon oa i5m 8raulein Son @billps
0ie Nauo 5nH SeDenSbunoc ucrpci.
acrt ba6en iqll 2lls seer 9eoioro
ieiuem Sobu wicoer &or5altugcH
moAsu wolIte ipll oieier anac6lid
qeoen oen 9aier t9dtlia 8cporocn
ieiu
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,,gISbertiiiua Glnb. q

8ei Dem gSohcn-NAfndeon 0es
ugl0bcrtiiina Clubs uorsen @2ittog
miro Sr G6as, ~. SoDt BON 9lelU-
Yorf einei Tortrog 6alten