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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

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ben. ld) hattie Hiid.nueb. gd,n.er,en In
ben Shtttn nno pberbalb net gieun, SOP I.
neb, Sdpinbef. Watiiaieit, bate isine
ener1is. bic @Iieoer itmersien uno idl mar
tets inlibe. Sd mar fanm fdbia, meine
Sausarbeit III perriften. Jc1 bate qpoia
Y. yinfbam's @eseiable COMPOUND tsi ei,
ner anberen Gielesenbeit gsbraudjt unb neil
GO mir bamals gehplien, nabm id) Cd pieber
EN- urb es bat mid aufaebaut, 10 bab id
Dtufe fpie cine ntugsborene ,srau fiihle. Gle
1aben Meint berSlids Ginmiliguna, meineH
Hanten nnb Seugnib in irs,nb elmer gseife
~ bennbeu uno i'd boiie. 6ab es Ieibenbsu
Hraueu belien ipirb.@-G ran Erpha
garner 48l G. gaapns Sirabe, giqna,
Ohio.
6rauen, peide an bisfen qualpouen
Ardnfbeiten leioeu, ipeidle ibrtm Geidblehte
etgen fnb, ioIisn nift an Der ,Jdbiateit ppu
Ipoia z. Etnfham's 8ege.sble COMPOUND,
iibre Vsiunbbsit Dieber ber;uitsusn, Swe.
isln.
@enn Sic ipeSiellcn Rat6 6eoar.
ZEN, 10 luenben Sic iid an aDSia 6.
Finfbam WeOieine So. (pertranens.
boll), spnn, Maii. Sbr grirf mirb
pon elmer Gsran se6iincf nnS aeIeien
nno inter oem Siegel Der geridiuie.
genbsit beantluOrtet perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
stiir,te pom Oerait.

9tus elmer SS6e BON 16 Jub
itiir5te geitern gtadmittas Der GO
Sabre alte WaIer Mdrtin S6rsft, bon
Ro. 308 Sit 5ront StraBs ab, aIs sr
nit 2tr6eiisn on Dem 5auie go. 202
GLENDALE @penue bei9dftist mar. Sni
itdotiihen aranienbous. ipobin Der
bepubtlos setporbsne Mann ee6radJi
purbe, itelltsn bic NerSte aabsr elmer
@ebirneri9iitterlng, sinsn Rippens
brud unb cine aopFbsrlebuHg fsil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
''Eemilleton.
.5anlly fanl6ert.
glas benz Gnaliihsu bon Wl or a o.
rete sSdepbi.
(Eortiehuna.l

ltScrtleBuN9.J
.,Wann baben Sic benn Serrn Be
ban asieben2"
,gr mar bod bel uns - babe i'd
eSbnen bas benn nid}t erSdblt? Giner
Der lisbenspiiroigiten Weni6en, Die
Id tenne. gr biieb gum arpeiteu
ssriibitiid, gum S6ee unb sum IbsnO'
eiisn."
rWar Sbr @ater gu Sauie9"
,gtein, nur i'd"
,,0as bat ii9 re6t ungiinitis getrofz
fen, meints 6aneod miBpereniigt.
,6err 9epan lit Elm gbrenmann, ben
i'd bo9a9te, aber lpenn Der Sausberr
abipeisnb mar, 10 bate i6 es bod
fdidliher gefunoen ="
%, es bat tbm gar ni6ts ausge'
madt, Gr puBte. paB Batter fort
mar unb na6m audi nit mir firlsb.
Gr fua ia idredIid reid iein. aber er
mar aerabe 10 nett, aIs Oh er arm
ipGre ma9te GtntGufe nit mir rno
trug bic patete. SD nuBte ia gar
nidt. bab i'd einen 10 rsiaenben Better
babe. ionit bate i'd ibn idpn ldiIgIt
einmal aufgeIu9t gtdt pa6r, er
pObnt I'M 9lIbannbaus?"
.Sa, aber bort Ieben nur Sun9ges
ielen; es lit tein Srt fir junge Sa,
men. U2ir it's IetO, Oab iih Die
Sadie 10 3u9etragen bat, ater iis laBt
iid nift ungeI4eben MAIDEN. Soffen
mir bas geite."
vSGtte i6 nur frii6er baran gez
baat". iagte Sannp, pbns auf Sam
cods Semertun9en Su ocAten. sd
lpiirbe ibn punn aufseforbert baben,
pie qartie nit uns su MAIDEN. 6imz
mel, ba idlGgt es ihon elf llbr. Wols
len mir niat geben?"
9er Hedtsanpalt srtff mad Sut
unb Eeqenidirm; oann Dffnete er bic
Sbiir unb iie mo9ten ii6 auf ben
Meg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27


Minnie 6. Sanbforo an Samss %.
Bbrne, 33 BEL 179 SUB an Der Glib
feite Der Gleneap glpe. in Roriooob,
81.
Sbe Hortb College oill Realtp So.
on Bertha s.. Splpis, Got 405 in
Sbip 2anb Il. Improvement Gompas
ms llnterabtbeilung, 81.
9isielbe an Soi. j. Dapis, Got 72S
in berielben llnterabtbeilung, 81.
4rtbur grbmdn an gbparb g.
Youns II. a., 2ot IL in Sbepberr
llnterabtbsiluns in Rorpoob, 81.
Glsanor Sapnes an Sbe goun5
Mens Gbriitian gliIn.. 25 Bel 106
Sub an Der Norbieits bon 8. Str, 81.
Wlor Ssder an 5be Young Wens
Gbriitian 9lfn., 25 Bel 106 SUB al
Der Rorbieite Der 9. Sir.
Walter $. Carr ir. ON bieielbe, 100
BEL LOG SUB an Der gorbisite Der g..
Ctr, 5piiden Gutter unb MOunO
Str, 81.
Miliam q. Campbell an 9ouiia
Campbell, Steil ppn go! 8 in Sonas
Grans's 9lbbition in Sarriipn, 81.
Sobn Otto an Carrie 6. Grsis6.
ton, Got 3 in Gone II. gomitot's lin.
terabtbsitung in Rep 9apen, $3.50.
g,arrsn Steele an 5rant s. Mls
Ter, Cots 127, 12S uno 129 in
Warp RittenbOuie's 9tbbition in oar
rtipn, $500
9be q. u. pstsrs Realip 60. an
emma q. Bergman, Got AZ unD
Sbsil bon Got 46 in grpants Inter.
abtbeiluns an Sbtlob Str. in gIifs
ton, 81.
Sames R. Glart an Sobn q. Glart,
80 bel 100 SUB on Der 1orbisite Der
Sberman QDe. in Rorpoob, 81.
Gmerp Wc0OpelI an Mlelpin 3.
@OopparD, Got 1893 unb 9bsil bon
2ot 1894 in gofineer IL. Soptins'
5lpeiten uHterabtbeiluRs in Rorpoob,
81.
Warsaret Raubart an Sirib 3ubs
man. 25 bel 70 SUB an Wefieits BON
part Str. 70 Sub norbIid Der a.
Str, 81.
Bertha Snbn an Sobn M. Rolfes.
% bei s5 SUB an Der Siibieits bon
Soriep Ctr, 81.
Warp Wfablentamp an German
Sdllerman, She'll BON Got 2 in Der
llnterubt9eiluns bon Sumes GabiIrs
gituie, 81.
5beooOiia 9. gDintsnbofer on
9llic. 3. 9iQilanb, Elm Strsifen 2dno
in S.ttion 90 in Golumbiu 9opn,
fgip. 81.
Carrie Bed Ii. u. an RoIa sbomas,
81 Jub bon groabpap Str. in oar |
riion, $400.
Soispb ., psrruns an 2I6erto 81. |
actio, 25 bel 100 SUB an Der MaD |
Str. auf Walnut Oils, 81.
Gdtberin. Wettmunn an &aiie SOifs |
muper, Got IA in 6. u. 6.ilter's I'm.
tsrabtb.ilune in Waoiionpille. 81.
5annub Mcgamara an George ). |
S6ulB, Got SO in unterdbtbeiIunl
ron Wm. 9obIon's Gitats, 1926.
Iilliam Spmarin an 9sna 9olSs |
fmitb, 13 BEL 80 CUB on Der Stfeite
bon 9ine Ctr, 80 SUB n0rbIid DON
Warb Ctr, 81.
9te Riog. Rsaltp SO. an WuIttr
u. S6riper, Cots 35 unb "a in grsits
piep llntsrubtheilung. $475.
s. See garlp unb ). 9. Daniel
on 9b. garlD II. Daniel Gompunp,
10 Sabre 2eoIs. bonn l. Wai 1914,
ouf sinen Streifeu 2anb on Der iiibs
oitlidsn gde BON Sorrist uub %. 6.
Str. SahrIihe Mistbe $1,000, nit |
@Orredt gum glntauf fir $4,000.
2spis 3. gebbun an Gbnarb G.
g.sp.s Il. a.. so Bel 215 SUB on Der
Norbi.ite Der Gl.pslanb Str, lilo |
5ub 0itIia Der R.abins gPOab. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
3 antfaifircr ia's 3udt.
baus oeff,idt.

5snberfpm an.. 26. Wlni. =
sSnaram grpdstt, Der ebemaliee Raj.
iirer Der planters State Sant BON
bier. Der Dor or.i Wlpnatsn Dcrbafiet
trurS,. na6bem elm Defisit Don $780,
600 in icinsn 9idern ,ntbedt fporeen
mar. purbe nm SisHiiaa au einer
3udtbausitrdfe Don sinem sSabr Bis
All sebn Sdbren perurtfsilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
Die Site bdlt att.
slnd seitern idmorte man iuieoer bel
nnbeSM bnnocrt Wrao.

Ra6 ben offi5ieasn Metierbsri6tsn
pirO bic 6ibspelle, bic uns pl0bli6
in bic 6unbstaas periebt bat. nod els
n;ae 2sit anbaItsn, she iis ith ausse.
tobt bat. 2tuf seitsrn Eotten mir
nieber BET elmer 5emperatur BON nabe.
su tunberi @rab an f6piBen. Der
aiost auf bem fountain Squars fling
I'm s lIbr Wlpraens nit 72 Grab an
unb errei6te Inn 2 llbr glo6mittdgs
nit SO Grab bic 00hittsmperatur.
Die aufssidnunsen Der 5emperaiursH
naren tpie folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
16. &apitel.
grib9epoter in Der 9 e.

D.. ~ ~ y ~
g(ls Der gureauporiteber Iab, bab
fein prinaipul nit bem bIbifeH
ssrdulein 2ambert uusging, mar ihm
ni6t gana pobl gu Wlutbe.
Gr bate bic Sads Iofprt our9z
idaut: es mar e;ne @erabreouns, cine
gepldnte llnterne6mung.
gtun bate ibn a6er SSransista Gan.
cod neuli9 gum 5riibItiid einselaoen,
Dorgeblid Inn ben WtietbsOertrag ibres
Sauies nit ibm gu beipre6sn. Bon
Dieiem SeIhGft mar jebod 5pti6eH
ihnen gar ntht Die Rsoe gepeien: bas
aanae 9eiprdh, bas 5rdulein SancOd
fat aIlsin fiibrte, bate iid lin bas
Woblergeben ibres 9rubers sebrebt.
Sic Delltete 9rtogepater an, es lei ibr
su Sbren aetommen, Elm sslpifes
rdntepollss sSrauensimmer babe sin
Iuae auf Ieinen Serrn geporfen. sic
bei6pOr i'm, es iie piifen gu Iafen,
iobalo er aus irgenbpeIfen Qn3eihen
ie6e, bab bies 9eriidt begriiubst lei.
.DeHn es ldBt ii6 nun einmal ni9t
leuanen, 9rtogeputer", fubr lie fort,
ybie alien Narren iinb bic i6limn>
iten. - Die SSlai4e itebt nebsn ibnsn,
fdsnten sic iid ein."
Der 9ureaubprfte6sr ti6erte, nidts
unb Iteb itd ietn brittes 9las Bort
tpein fdmeden 2lu9 peripra6 sr,
Die 9tugen offen5ubaltsn unb ibr feline
8epba6tungen bon 3eit gu 9eit mits
sutbeiIen.
Seuts morgen bate er bic Iusen
gar niht beIonbers nett aufma3.n
msfien, I'm 5u ieben, pas Ooreing,
unb ieine geDrGngnis mar grob.
Sannps lisbes, bubI6es Seii6t fpra9
su ibren 9uniter, unb er begriff poIs
fommen, baB lie Serrn Sames be5aus
bert bate. Gbenio getpib mar ibm
aber aud, bab er SSran5ista auf Der
Stelle baOon in aenntHiB iesen miifie.
Run bate er aber einsn Saufen tDt9s
tiger 8riefe gu idrei6en uno mar Be-
auftragt, nit purbis unb Sfaacs ge,
idGftlid gu per6anbeln. &ein Wun<
Der, bab iit Der alte !6err nit Dem
sFeberbdlter binter ben Sbren fraBte |
unb bds gapier, oas Dor ibm lag, ans
ftarrte, obne cine Sunb 5u riibren.
9lu6 in 8ribsepatsrs gruit Isbte,
fpie BEL ben meiIten WGnnerH, elm @e.
fiibl fir bas I60ne 9eidIe6t, nenn |
aud nit grpBer S9i9ternbeit ses
paart. @ie er 10 baiab, Derf6nanbtn
plDBlih fiinfunb5nan5igS unb |
WiHter aus ieiner Grinnerung. uno |
Dpr feinsm 9etite itieg Elm rotbpangiz |
aes, biibf6es unbebeutenbes WGbden
auf, bas cine SrinOline trug. OieIes
Bib nabm INNER frifaere Sarben an:
er lab cine alte fpoblbetannte StraBe
i'm Sonnsnidbein liegen unb bDrte bic
Zone zines IGngit bem unteraang bers
falleneH &luDiers, bic iih auf qebeims
niBDoae Weiie nit 2eofoienbuft ber>
bdnosn. Damn bahte er an eine Wei6z
ua6tstdrte: Elm elenoes &uniteraeuaz
nib, Ods tDis cine 3isbbarmonifa aus
einanoerging uno ben Qusblid auf
eincH Garten DON SSiligranpapier er<
f6IoB, in benz Elm !6Gus6en lag.
Bon sdrtIiden Gmpfinbunaen ii6ere
fpdltigt, bef4lob er, iid ni9t in cine
alnaelesenbeit gu miifen, Die ibn
ni6ts angling, fonbsrn neutral su bleis
bsn. CT fsbts ben feftsu 9Orias, fi9l |.
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Hintbam's Vegetable
COMPOUND ~ preiieH,
ipie 90 berbieut, be
id es 5u perfdieosnsn
3eifen aebrand,i babe
nno 20 mir tets Sim
oernng perifafft bot,
iptnn nnbere Mtbi5i.
men peiiagten. unb
iptnn id cine syrnu
ilasen bore, enipiebls
id) es INNER. qebt,n
mar id BON
eiueut fd,nersn Eof
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

an ber aereiHiguns IN gtdrfe
Gefnnbbeii il 0ie baImpnifne abdiipteii ber
@ereanuHaSs. grHdbuHgss, Abfou6eruHgss llno
Nusffeibnngss Sunfiionen g9erH ein Crann
bes a6rperS ielHer 2ienit pendai trIif Der,
9etiiopfIng. GniSlnbnna nnb Jirber Drlnder
thnnibeit iTib enben init beiu lobe. qaeiIs
aersie pereiHiaeii einfdhe 9eiImiiiel, nnt dlff
bic berfdiieoereH slniijontn gu ipirieil, Me 30.
ren 81 ofliIeU. BsffiDpinBeen 81 effiiernen bne
Nlln 81 reiniaen nrb bic Gefunobsii ipieoPrbers
sniielleH. Die ebupifbiafn WiDnfe bnben In
ber 9niiir eieerem D1rfeH urBneien ilr bic
eeber. ben 9lfigen. bic 3alit uiio bic liersH ae'
fiinben. mn Der slrouibeit ben Glniriii III tDeh,
ren, lnb ffir hiefen Nebuf Ilno ct. Gfruarb
NrdntftpIitu nnlteriroffeu. - CIR 20 genis
BET uppibsieru 81 bnbsH. aD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

Bottom. albaea.: .aaconia' mad
2ipcrpool.
pbilabelpbia. 2lneetommsn:
.Gtampalia" Don Genua
aiperpooI. atbasa.: r5ransO.
MA Da6 Bolton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
Ji@lt wie cine
neuge6Orens jian
@eil gbbia e. Yinfbam's gcactable
COMPOUND sldeuiucb, aopfaeb
anb Sdiuinbel pertrieb.

Iiaua, Shio.--.Sd Diirbe febr unbani.
bar iein, wenn it % unterlieBs, ebbia Q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
@afien6es 81 prt.

!Serr: n@ohin io in Gle BEL ser
folofalen SiBe2"
s;22'leitcr SEER: ~Eril,feno. 9lnJt.
IcacrIeiten alsgpideln."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
Her Men
Queen Wilhelmina Goes Rounds
of Her Army.
Climbed Rfckety Ladder to Sol
diers In Barn Loft.

The Hague, Sept. 2S.-(Correspondence
CT the Associated Press)-Queen Will
helmina Of Holland takes the greatest
interest in her army. During the last
OF inspection along the border looking
into matters strictly military and pay
ing special attention to the health and
comfort OF her men,
OF her most recent trip to the Linn
burg border the Meijerische Courant
tells the following story, part OF which
will be best appreciated when it is
borne in mind that the queen is no
longer the svelt young girl OF yore but
with advancing years has increased in
weight considerably.
After a review of the troops" says
the paper. Her Majesty went to a
nearby barn in front of which a sentry
was on duty. Some of the men had
been housed in the barn.
ITO the question of Her Majesty how
she could get to the upper floor Of the
barn. the sentry replied that a ladder
"a most primitive. rickety affair-was
the only means of access
THE queen eyed the ladder for a
moment, and then began the ascent
slowly. steadying herself by seizing the
beams.
When she arrived on the floor she
found that it was the quarters Of a
number of soldiers, who, seeing the
queen before them SO suddenly were
unable to reply promptly to her ques-
ton: Are you satisfied, boys"
But the smartest of the company
soon gathered his wits and replied:
We'll, satisfied, Your Majesty
And how is the food?'
Very good, Your Majesty
How are conditions otherwise?
Beginning to be a little cold, Your
Majesty
The queen for a moment surveyed
the roof whose tiles seemed to be air
proof in the least possible degree and
remarked:
That does not surprise me- With
that she turned to a member Of her
encourage with the instruction: Tomor-
row that must be changed
Turning again to the soldier, she
How are the sleeping: cenditions?'
We could do with another blanket.
Your Majesty replied the soldier, who
by now seemed to be quite at ease.
Again the queen turned to one Of the
persons with her and ordered that more
blankets be provided.
After this the queen descended the
r1ckety ladder. plainly gratified with
the opportunity Of having been of some
service to her soldiers
Queen Wilhelmina is quite an author
ity on military matters. such as organ
ization and equipment, and is credited
even with a comprehensive knowledge
of military engineering.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
PROBLEM OF MISSIONS
WIN BE Taken Up by American Board
Meeting 1t Detroit.

Detroit. Oct. 13-More than 800 mis-
sionaries and laymen from all parts OF
the world are in Detroit to attend the
1O5th annual meeting of the American
board of commissioners for foreign mis-
sions, which began today. Perhaps the
greatest task confronting the commits
sioners is to solve the problem of for
eign mission work raised by the Euro
pean war. 1t is admitted that missions
in many countries will face danger of
humiliation.
what Is the consistency Of Christian
ity when Christians war upon one an
other? il the question which will be
asked by the pagan" said one Of the
delegates. Thus the missionary in
China, Turkey. Arabia, India and other
countries where Christianity II Just be-
ginning to obtain q foothold will have q
heroic task in answering this question .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
P0P-P0PS AT NORTON
Big Motorcycle Meet of Northwestern
Kansas on This Month.

Norton, Kan, Oct f3.-The North
western Motorcycle meet will be held
in Norton at Elmwood park on October
q and %.
F. L. Strohwig of Norton and D. L.
Kent, of Goodland are promoting this
enterprise and have provided fine two
days program for the event.
Over $500 in prizes will be offered
and a good two days program offered.
One of the attractions Is a 100 mile
race on the second day.
AS ElmwoOd park in Norton has the
best half mile track in the state and
the fast motorcycle riders of the coun-
try are DESTROYS Of state records some
good riders are expected here for this
event.
The weather conditions being good
some immense crowds should be in time
to see these races.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
TWO PRINCES WOUNDED
Sons of King Peter OF Servia Hurt In
Battle.

London, Oct. 13-The Star Copen-
hagen correspondent, says the vossiche
Zeitung of Berlin, reports that Crown
Prince Alexander of Servfa has been
slightly wounded and that his brother.
Prince George of Servia, has been
mortally hurt in the fighting against
the Austrians.
Crown Prince Alexander of Servia,
second son of King Peter. is 26 years
old and became heir apparent to the
Servian throne when his brother Prince
George. who is one year his senior, re-
nounced his right to accession in 1909.
Prince George had killed his servant
and 1t was believed he had developed
homicidal mania. Prince Alexander
has acted as regent Of Servia during the
illness of the king.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
win FROM THE CUBS.
Chicago Americans Rally and Take
Fifth Game of City Series.

Chicago. Oct. 13.-The Chicago
Americans gained a game on their Ma
tional league opponents Friday, maxi
ing the standing 3 to 2 in favor of the
older league representatives for the
city championship.
The Nationals were saved from a
shutout when Schultz started the
fourth with a triple and scored on
Sweeney's infield out. Both clubs
played errorless ball and fielded in
spectacular style. Total paid atten-
dance, 1890. Gross receipts, $12.-
$3.50. Commissions 10 per cent,
$1,268.75. Each clubs share. $5,-
7O8.37. The players sharing in the
receipts ceased with yesterdays game.
Score: RI E
Nat1OndlS -.
Americans -.
Batteries and Bresnahan:
Scott, Faber and Schalk.
Sixth Game Today.
Play for the sixth game of the Sc
ries to decide the championship was
the schedule today.
The National leaguers, winners OF
three of the five games, needed only
one NOR victory to win the title. Benz
was the probable pitching selection for
the Americans. Manager O'Day of
the Nationals planned. to start Humph-
reys in the box.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13

Beat n. Y. Nationals.
New York. Oct. 13.-The New York
Nationals made it three out of four
Monday over the New York Ameri-
cans in the Manhattan championship
series. Fromme pitched q splendid
game The Yankees now must win
three straight to take the series
Score: r H E
Nationals go III 1905 10
Americans. -. 900 100 OOO-l s 5
Batteries-F'romme and Meyers;
McHale, Heating, Cole and Sweeney.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
MANHATTAN SHOE TOURNEY.
Kansas City Team Wins Championship
Mt Big Horseshoe Pitching Match.

ut Big Horseshoe Pitching Match.
Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 12-Between
20 and Is horseshoe teams from diff
ferent parts of the state and Kansas
City spent most of Monday at Eureka
Lake park, west of Manhattan, pitch
ing to decide the championship team
and also the champion single handed
pitcher of the state. Pierce and Ar
genbright, of Kansas City. won IS
straight games and lost none. Blue
mound made second with only two
games lost and Junction City, Barnes,
and Kansas City tied for third, each
losing four games.
Holingsworth, of Quenemo. won the
single handed contest by defeating
Jackson in two out of three games.
More than half the shoes thrown were
ringers. The ten pitchers making the
highest scores in all games PLAYED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
Want ARMY SUPPLIES
French and English Agents in Chicago
After War Equipments.

Chicago, Get. 13.-Negotiations to
purchase several wagons, one million
blankets. 100000 saddles and brides
ridges for the use of the English and
French armies were opened here to-
day by representatives of these gov
ernments.
Representatives Of the army pur-
chasing departments asked for imme-
date bids on the wagon contracts as a
large number are wanted for quick
delivery in Canada, it was said. The
remainder are to be delivered at fu-
ture dates.
Immediate delivery of blankets is
demanded by the purchasers as they
are wanted for the use Of the troops
in this winters campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13

The government-owned telegraph
system OF Panama transmits messages
at one cent q word to all parts Of the
republic reached by the system.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13

Prussian Losses 311.OOO
London. Oct. 1.-THE forty-four
lists of losses in the Pruasian army
which have been published contain q
total OF 211.o00 killed. wounded and
missing. according to q Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam. The lists do
not include losses among the Bavar-
ians, Saxons and Wurtemburgians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13


famed
good work Louis " "
On the the Braves to win
while Whitfield by
oused and also by uhbng
he
'er, uhe they amt = 1850
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13
ers and George Hanes had his left
shoulder blade broken in q light scrim-
mage.

Little Garfield football team defeat
ed Little Polk. 80 to 6. Monday after
noon on the Van Buren, school grounds.
Borch. Leuenberger. Middleton and
Littleton starred
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13

Fort Scott. Kan, Oct. 1.-two foot
ball accidents have occurred in the
Fort Scott high school in the past two
weeks. Ed McElvain received q
broken leg when tackled by two play
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-05-08
Waugh Changes To
| Commemorative Attorney
TO THE VOTERS OF THE s2No
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

I am at the present time the only
announced candidate before the coming
primary election for the Democratic
nomination for Circuit Judge OF this
district. Since my announcement for
Circuit Judge, / have had hundreds OF
letters from the most prominent and
outstanding citizens OF this district
pledging and assuring me of their
loyal and unqualified support for that
office, but at the same time saying to
me that had filled the office that
now hold with such satisfaction to all
the people, irrespective Of party; that
| the criminal dockets of the district
being nearer clean than they have
been for twenty years; that law
breakers were fewer; that the homes
OF the district felt securer. and taking
, these things into consideration, they
believed / should remain another term
as Commonwealth Attorney,
They say that q change now would
be hurtful to the enforcement of the
criminal laws OF the district; that the
election Of new man, no matter how
competent he might be would in some
measure retard the work in the dis
trict in this branch of the law.
! In addition to these letters, l have
in my office petitions from fifteen
hundred Democrats and number Of
outstanding Republicans asking me to
change my announcement and ask for
the Office of commemorative Attor-
ney again.
! After mature and careful consid-
Grafton, and after advising with my
friends over the district, and in the
interest OF party hormony the en-
forcement OF the laws, the protection
OF the homes, and my Willingness and
desire to always listen and act on the
advice OF friends and the good citi-
zens Of my country, / have decided
to make this change.
Trusting that this change will meet
with the approval Of the good citi
zens OF the diatfiet, pledge myself
to fearless, honest vigorous en-
forcement OF the criminal laws OF the
district irrespective OF party politics
or any outside influence. With this
pledge / again submit my claims to
the law abiding and upright people
OF this district.
| Very truly yours,
adv.) JOHN NJ. WAUGH.