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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Sa6em @Iad.

Bon Slid fonnen Die slrbeitel
Salmon grogolio lmo 9lngenllltr
9ottic. bcioe Ro. 1912 Central apc
lpobnbait. inaen. Die 9eioen limb an
ben glussrabingsarbeiteu fir einer
Nlb5ngsfanaI am @iacreef in oeI
gsdbe Der Sopple StraBe bei6dftisi
lmo paren eeitern gsoraen beim
@raben, aIs pl6sli6 oas groreid
ms Rutiden fam uno lie peridiittci
luuroen. 9onf oem energiifen 9or.
ac6en Der iibrigen al Der Stele be.
lGaitiaten slrbeiter iuliroen Die beioey
@eridiittcten iebr baIo nus ibrer &c.
j1brIifen Gage beireit uno nad Dem
iiiotiihen Soipital geifafit 100 cs
iidl berausiteate. oob iie nit unbeoeu.
tencen Sdramrien oaponsefonuntcn
paren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
0lildoirbr criuiidlt.

Iem @oIijiiten We6acr gclang e
Qeitern @craeu su friiher Stunoc
iiinf iunae 9eute 3u perbaitcn, Die ar
iciner Yeriiderlms nnb babel cr.
piidte. pie lie in Der gldbe Der
Spring @rope NIpcnlle ltno Straiglt
Strabe Dor perihieoeuen Sauiern oic
5riibitiiasmiI6 itebleu molltcn. Der
YplBei parcn aus Der Nadbarid|aft
ieit einiaen 5aaen 9eifauer0cn liner
MliltoicbitGbIe 5llaeaangen ulo 30.
Ii5iit DIesgcr Aelnng es geItcrn,
nadyOem er iid ulS 9an0itreider per.
tleioet un0 ouf Die 9uuer aeIe1t
bate, iiini @erhaftungen por3uncb.
men Die Ierbaiteten iinb SarrD
Mortlanb. Sto. 2l5G Wc2enn 9lpc. :;
Hotcrt unS Sarrp Stolj, gto. 2502
s(Ooiion StrnBe; gSiaiam Wicpers,
DO. 1888 Draper StruBe. unO Sarrs
@ooSaa, No. 2309 GoIerain 9luerrl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Mn's Cberseriat
&irb in Sa6en Der prujeftirten
8lenpay slue. StrahenbaBnlinie
appellirt lperben.

Die Stabt pirb iid in Sa6en Der
proiettirten StrabenbUbnlinie an Der
@lenpan Qbenue ni9t BEL Der @nt.
i4eibung Der lltilitdtentom.
milton berubigen. ionoern bic 9ng.s
legen6eit Dor ben b09Iten 9eri4tsbof
beg Stadtes brinaen.
lin bieies au erm0gli9en, miro
heute Serr Quq Don Der 20. Waro i'm
Staotratb beantragen, bab Der StaOts
dnpalt initruirt lperoe. Qeoen bic Gnts
ideioung Der StaatssutilitdtentOm-
miiiion On oas Gtaatsobergeritt su
apeIliren.
Die lltilitGfenfommiIiion bate &c.
tanntli9 auf cine gei6nerbe Der
Strabenba6ngeieai4aft bin entihiss
ben. baB bic Strabe fir eine StraBsns
baRnlinie au tell 1T.
Oem Stabtrutb iperben beute aud
bic 6ereits felt einigsr 3eit erpartes
ten Sroinan3en augeben, pel6e cine
REORGANIZATION oss gaubepartsments
unb eiHe gsrmebrunu Der 3abI be-
Inqeitellten Der GipilbienittOmmiiIion
porieben. Sur6 bic Reorganization
I'm 9auoepartement min gautommiis
'dr Renbias, tpie bereits 6eri6tet, Der
Stabt iGbrlid $4,000 eriparen. Die
GrRObuna Der 3abl Der 2lngeiteaten
Der GiOiloienitbeb0roe pirb notbpsr.
oia, neil pom eriten guQuit an Die
&ommiiiion idmmtIi6e 9e9altliIten
ndhaupriifeH bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Gia brittes Cpfer
Sattc auf sin Saur Der 5lnis am
Samitas bel Speehuinc seiorSert.

Wie ii6 selssentlid bes geItrtgen
5nqueits iiber ben COB BON Sltper
9ruit Don go. 3747 5errace Spenue
unb pruoenre 2ineberrb rpnIo. 1921
Worris place, bic betanntli4 am
Samitaq in Der Ndbe BON Speetpine
i'm Sbio ertrGnten, herausItellte,
mare auf Elm Saar aud Carl 8. Sub
ion Don go. 348 9usculum Qpenue
Bel benz 9eriud bic beiben gu retten,
um's Geben getommsn.
Die Grtruntensn Iparen 6etanntli6
nit elmer Qn5a6l anoerer iunger
9euts in sinem unter Der @biii6t DON
Rep. NopIo itebenoen Sommsrlagsr
in Der gtdbe pon Stpeetlpine unb am
Sdmiiag tummelten ii9 Slipsr
gruit, prubence 9inebe-rb uno Carl
.. Subion auf einem SloB, oos eine
tur5e Strede bonn llisr entfernt
ieitgema6t mar unb fir bic iungen
2eute bic Gren3linis bebsutste, i6er
tusl6e binaus iie Ii9 nidt in Sen
5lub lpassn burFten. pl0Blit rollten
bic brsi iungen 2sute pom5lOb bsruns
ter uno ssristben in bic ie1r ftarts
Str0mung. asinsr DON ibusn mar
bss Sapimmsns tunbis unb pie nun
gburlss 9. Subion, Der Batter BON
Carl 8. Subion, gelegentlih beg gez
itrigen Snqueits Dor rem Coroner
ausIagts, perIufts isin Sobn ieine
bsiben Gefdbrtsn gu rstten, inoem er
auf bem goben bes SIuIies its6eno.
fpGbrenb basWafer ibm nett iiber ben
&opf aing, nit ieinen !6GHoen Ieine
beiben @sfdbrtsn bod belt, in Der
Spinung, bag lie binn:n peniser Wti'
nuteu gsrettet rperbsn piirben. 4ls
gruit unb gruoencs Qineberrp BON
isinsn 6Gnbsn slitter, glaubte er, iie
ieien gerettst poroen uub er o1cpte
nun barnn, ii6 ielbit in Siherbeit gu
bringsn. Gr mar jeboa 10 Ihrpd4,
caB sr ni6t an bic OberflGae tommen
tonnte nno sr tro6 oaher uuf alien
gieren auf bsm SoOen oes 6IufIes
an bag ufsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Giienbabnbeteftin
Bun u9rabt5apfern" nm $400 &C.
Ieimt.

Ger Iteinalte .Srid" bes angeD-
ltden 9ln5apiens pontelegrapbiihen
9eitungen na6 @ennpldben iheint
INNER fir oie Serren guuernfanger
nod reht renta6el 81 iein. 3as
iieueIte Opfer lit S5obn 8uO0enbcrq,
BON gto. 2200 @ine StraBe, Der fril.
Der Observation-Disclosures mar imO
iebt ais 9eteftip I'M 0ienit Der Y.
inlo 8. gaGn itebt. Gr beflagt ben
8erluIt opn $400, Die linn bon 3rpei
geriebenen Sungcns abgenomnen
purOen, bercn einer iih bereits in
Der Terion bon SSobn S'Gonnor, pon
go. sos 8cit Siebente Strabe, N
Saft 6eiinbet, pdGreno Die Sudc
mad ieinem Spiebgeieaen @illiani
IoDle iomeit oergeblid) mar.
Bie 9uobenberg Der &Oli5ei nit
tbeilte, madte er Dor einigen Iagen
rie gefanntidoft DON S'Gomor uno
9ople, Die iif ibnl alS Selegrapbiitan
ooriteQtet un0 ibm inter Dem Siegel
Ser Gcridnpiegenbeit anuertrauten
baB lie bic telegrapbiidrn Irdbtc
rad 9atonia nn3apien mo oaourdj
ole Neiultate eria1ren f0nnten ere
oieiclben IN Cincinnati befannt mir.
cen, iooaf in Der 3miiden5eit i'd
nod raid g2etten plociren lieBen
9ltOornber0 riel olIi ben S6ninbei
hereilt uu0 ii6ergab am oeriloiieneH
5reitag 500, 6ie er aus Dem @ou-
perein gc}oQen bate, al Iople, Der
Inn and ipdter freu0citrableno nit.
tbcilte, oub Der Coup gelllnaeu let
un0 ba5 Bel0 iifl BEL einem 8udbul'
ter beidn6e. Iieie Ircu0ige aunoe
lruroe @u0oen6erg il6crmittelt, nab
reno er iid roiirGn lieB mo olS cr
6om nit qlattraiirtcm @eiid]t 5ll'
ianmcn nit icincm Treunoe Topie
0as 8eI6 abholen mollte, mar BON
Gople teine Spur mcbr 5u fin0cn
Geitern tln9tc Der @erltpftc Ger 80.
li5ei icin 9ciO lmo latte Ocnn iebr
6aIo bic @emlGthuua S'Gon1or
hinter SdloB un6 9iiegel 3u iehen
ser 3ugab, 0aB er 0ie 9cfanntiAait
nit 9oulc pcrntittclt babe, ic6ph met.
Ter nidlt5 non Der Sadt miiic. Gieica
9tbaltptlngen itebt Die Goli3ei iebr
ifeptiih ueacniiber, oem C'GonGor
mar bcreit& Aes Scitercn lomobl bier
wie nu6 nnOcrAuo IN dbuIi6e Srans.
attionen pcrrpidclt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Scs @einnObeitsamis.

9ait Dem 8ohenberiht 0eS itdoa
tiidcn @eiunobeitSomts purben in
Ser perfIOiienen @ode 67 Sale BON
anitedenoeu 9rantbeiten lmo II 20.
SesfdQe inicIae folder aranfbeiten
gcmcloct. eeeen "a grfranturgen
llnS % SoSesiGQe in Ser Yoraaet.
node bes poriaeu Sabres. Iuf bie
einseInen aranfbeiten pertbeilen iid)
Die 5ur IeIoimg gelangten Sale wic
ioIgt: S6luinbiuht, 30 grfrnnfin.
ger unb 8 SooesidIlc; 9ipbtbcritis,
IS grfraitfuneeu uno elm Sooesfaa /;
Bumps, Z Grfrnnfungen; Waiern. 6
Grfranfllneen; 8inbpofer, 3 Gr.
franfunsen; S6arla6iieber, &eud,-
buitcn iiuo &oie ie eine grfranfine;
.Sppbusiieber, elm Sooesfaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
3ahlrcidle Climber.

&iAtcr ,5or bate i'm Muni3ipaI
gcridlt geitcrn olle 6duoe bcQ 81
tbuu, i'm Die Climber, ole Dor i'm
81 criheiuCn hatten ab3lurtbeiIen
Der @cridtsfolcnber umioBte niti
pentger als "A SGue mo Ole @at
innlmt5abl Scr 9lngefIaQten belief
ii6 auf 115 Ieriouen. Gs bonoelte
lid, ieoof iait ausidlieblih lm ge.
rirgiiigiae gergeben, meiit &ubeit6.
rllnacn in Gerbinoung NIT Der 1Seier
Oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno oic
gIngeflagtcn fameu in ben meiiten
T6acn nit gan5 geIinoen Stroicn 0a.
pun
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Gte'erlanbnikiaeine.

lSOhn 6. Z. RilIs, o5, Columbus
Ohio.
lSrsns Ganapap. %, 773 Barr Ctr
)Sames SobsiOn. 81, SRbianapoIis
(aotie o. gsrRscIs, 81, 3431 Clifton
4penue.
(paul Burt, %, SoleSo, 8.
| lSensoisDe asqsp, 90, 621 Of 5. ct
}@eorse $. 9opnsp, 27, II Sf 9a.
ntel Str.
laaura g. etaab, 20. Bomb Siu.
]So6n liiber. II, 1927 ginolap Str
lSfatrin suup, 18. 447 Wsit Wc.
Widen Ore.
}anbsrfon 2saOsl. 26. 832 Carlisle
I 4penue.
l8slIa DaItsr. %, Wpomins, 8.
(Wartin 3. 9anuon. 90. 1909 Race
! Strabe.
lSarob gtbams, %. 2224 Spring
9rope gps.
(Sobn 8. gouug, %, GbicasO. ~.
lGtbeI g. Butler. %, SpringoaIs. 8.
(yrant Sus,ar 26. GbicasO. 3l.
lSslsn StraiTsy 10, 1882 Race Str.
JSumss giaas "a. DanOia.. ga.
lGmma Dilbsa, "a. 122 Oit 9. Str.
ISarrp s6asppi, 1905 main Str.
lWarp ". Saig. 314 Blair aps.
(@eorss 10. @ilss. 27, SIG DIT 4. ct
l lSteIla M. Stnsioers, 30, 4275 Dils
Iiamion plats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Webarten.
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Sobn unb Soo SoIlItein, 80, WsTl
llniuetiit9 2lpe., &nabe.
4Ibert uno SloreHce Wlepsr, 311o
Zine StraBe, anabe.
5enrg uno Catherine Slider, 1854
Cartilage Pite, anabe.
Gouis uno 5Iord Mepsr, Al gate.
pooo 9tDe., W}db6en.
Goporo unb W&arie Mate, 3137
Smperial StraBe. &nabe.
&noreas uno anna Sauf, Mab.
den.
9erp unb @irginia 8iaig 224a
Irancis Cane. &naoc.
Sc gtop urb Marp Reinsbasen,
1899 5reeman 9pe., ana6e.
5reoerid uno 5Iprence ROgge.
1854 Sycamore StrdBe, Mdo6en.
6orOIo unb emma Smith, IS Sf
Sit Clifton 2(oe., &nabe.
2ouis lnO Mlarie Saparo, 132
Mulbertp Gtrabe, &nobe.
!RuIpb unb Marie gOel, 1920 gaDs
miller StrdBe, MGp6en.
Sulius uno Rpfe 9iA, sos 20. 5.
Strabe 8nabe.
5rant unb W}arp 0eiti9, Ali Ser
gus StraBe, Mdbten.
@uitap unO Clara ltebeI, 622s
9esmrrb StroBe, MG06en.
Soiep6 unb Catherine Weineroing.
831 SAINT StraBs. UIGoten.
@mil unb 2(nna Rud, 1886 Race
Strabe, 9nabe.
@uitap uno 9lnna SaaltpGAter,
2420 GIenpap 9lpe,, &nl6e,
Sobn unb GQa @aroner, GopeoaIe,
Mdohsn.
Ruoolp6 unb Rprd 9ut, 1o43
Vurcell Ius., MGoAen.
Soiepb uno pauItna S6daf S35
Yort StraBe. &nobe.
Sobn uno MuoeIlna Spfiman. 3744
Spring GroOe glpe,, &nabe.
SOIepb unO Qillie Blum GoIerailt
pite, Wldb6en.
Sobn unO 2iap GoItelo. 5l2
5inolap StraBe, &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
ocS llntcridvlcifs bcidnlOist.

Inter Der 9tntIaae oes lluteritIeii8
puroe 9eitern Der % Sabre oIte Nr.
t5ur q. Stephens pon Ro. 1919 50.
lum6iu glprnue, glepport, Sp., psrs
haftet Seine feitnahme erfolgte auf
9eraulafun9 BON 0. Is. 6umpbries,
ocm @eidaftsfti6r.r Der Ser gtiuer
Butter 60, fir bic stephens ais 8ers
tGuIer thutid mar. Gr ioQ Der 1irma
ettpu $500 oeruntreut bobcn. Stez
p6ens periiterte BEL ieiner gerbaftuu1,
buR bic 1eaen ibn erbobene 2tnihulpi>
ouua ieopeber geariinoung entbebrt
uno bab es ii6 etnfah um Elm Der.
ieben in Der gudfiibruna banbIe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07

cen @elciicn ser 9 uno .. S..sS.
Sabu altlgen!nncn mor0en mar,
irlrroe geitern al% Oic Oe@ tSarlners
2llon5o Gor pou SecSblrg. g. loeu
tiii3irt Gic ISoentiiiijrrng criolgti
Nurd Den @ruocr oes decentralization
Der ebcninQ9 iu 2ccsbllrg anidiiig III
ma Die llc6criil3rlng Der Scitc Oott'
hin unoronctc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
@limpilidl oaponGefommsn.

3iemIi6 sIimpfli6 fam seitcrn
ssahmittag ser SO Sabre aIte gsiIli.
am slnoerion poh go. 800 Carlisle
glpenue. capcn, nls er beiln 5enitar.
pltten aus Sem 5peiten Stoflperf
oes W,llnro Sotels itiir5te. s8ic Der
sm siatb ee5ogene slr6t ieititellte, bat
slnoerlon nur elnen grrd bes Iinien
9lrmS bnponsetragen. Ger 8erun.
aliidte ipnrbe nab benz itaotii6en So.
jpital sebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07

aud nod Elm Saftbefebl seeen oert
Ddder s. stoebl. poi sio. 36 Cft Gift.
ton 4benue, erIpirft, Der IN Der gdde.
rel Der 5renb Bros. Bauer 60. at.
feitete uno lpdbrenb Der glrbeit "a.
bal getaut baben ioa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Der Zdulratb
aolioirt init Der itGbtiidem Gipil.
bienit.&ommiiiiou.

Die 9e5abluns bon elmer Qn3abl
S4ulratbsanseitelten BON bsrGiDils
oisnitsaommiifiOn inbibirt. = Gin
proteit sesen Die grIffnung zines
SHulipielplabes. - u. 6. SiIds
bein tpieber gum Witslieo Der Gebs
rsrspeniionsbeb0rbs eripdblt. sir
oas nd4itidbrise Budget iOI pro.
paganba gemad,t tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
SScntifi5irt.

Sic 2eihe oeS angebIiHen SSobn
8. MoB, Die am Sonutng Rorsen in
Der 9sabe bon Bennington, g., auf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
OIus hem WoiIsnbous fiir =

2lus Oem Baiienbaus fir Gar
bige III felt Oem eriten Suli Der 5sbn
Sabre alte Sames 9ugbes absdnsis
unb bic ppIi3si ipuroe seitern er.
iu4t auf ben tIeinen Sur4brsHnnst
au fahnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07

Gas srobe Sdmorrb rbotbeuspeft.
mttteL siuatets, bic GHlheduHa bes 1r.
silsbce. bat gtHipruch ani ben Gnmen has
gBuHocr bes Idbrbuuocri5" 10000 baHfbare
Pdicnicu iegncn 0tCs einliae untrhalhe Sod.
iunrrhuibcns neinitel. uIt6 Die pclhe imlOnft
gsuitmiiiel SulbcH ntb nncrlthe Wdife an
qeipeubct blbcu merben oas nngenehme Gjeiiibl
unqeublidIicer 5duerjlrbeumg uuo bic fnere
6ciluup an mlroiQCn uiiien melchc ourn Nna.
lrfs pepGhrt wcrben 9reis Si.O0. Broben
fret. eraHeo 5ugefduot hlrm p WeuilaSbter Il
Co., 5or 1915, 9ttiD gorf p,E
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07
Oaie'SaH.

Sir Die bier tpeitIi6eu aliibs Der
Rationalliga itanb geltern tein Spiel
aui Dem Brosramn.
R einItat Ser SpieIe i'm
Often.
I. SbieI-
R6ilaoeIpbia 010030OOO-4
Ielp gort 100000 3-5
9. SpieI-
Bbilabelpbia 430000000-7
gserp gorf 10000 1003-5
1. Spiel-
9rooflDn 600 / o O0000-1
Bottom O030OO0O~-3
2. Gpiel-
groofIpn O00O00000-O
Bolton 000000x--1
Die osiebs" traien geitern Worgen
ipoblbeholten aus ct. 9oiiis bier eiu.
Gin 5beil oerielben idbrt beute Dor.
mittag nod Canton. O., ab. I'M nit
ben oortigen proieiiioneIlen .Slo
SolSiers" am gtadymittag ein Spiel
ji,m slustrag 5u bringen. Wiorsen BE-
ainnt i'm bieiisen .Heolauo SielO"
eine oiert1gige Serie bon SpieIen
5piiden unieren o@eos" uro ben
Yrootlpner sSliperbas".
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
FIGHT ALL NIGHT
Combined German Armies
= Hurled Against the Allies.
Failing to Break the Line, Are
Forced to Retreat.

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE most furious on
slaughts, sometimes from the French
and sometimes from the Germans. &C.
CURED about the center of an extern
sive line in the vicinity of Vitry-Le-
Francois.
The great German armies-command-
ed respectively by General Won Kluck.
the German Crown Prince Frederick
William and the Duke of Wuertemburg
formed a junction and repeatedly
hurled their heavy masses of troops
forward to assault the French positions
with the greatest vigor but were I'M
able to achieve their object of break
ing the allies center and thus dividing
the Anglo-French armies.
The french and British offered an
equally vigorous resistance. eventual
ly compelling the German attackers
to retreat. The fighting lasted
throughout last night and the allies
positions. it is understood. are contin-
ually improving today.
A rain storm is bee ming a deluge
and has caused great discomfort to
the troops. 1t has not interfered with
the operations. though it has caused
terrible difficulties, owing to the
marshy districts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11

and 6, Santa Fe, reach Topeka after
the last afternoon city delivery has
begun much important mail will reach
its destination through the boxes that
by carrier would not be delivered be-
fore the middle of the following fore
noon.
One more change has been an
nounced, that in making Sun
day distributions to lock boxes
These will be ready at 9 a m. and 5
D. m. The postofffce is closed on Sun
day to general business Transients
stopping at Topeka hotels will be able
to get their mail through the hotel
lock box when they otherwise would
in many cases not get it in Topeka at
all, should they be compelled to leave
town before mail delivery on Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
THANKS TO TRADE.
Possibility That Competition WIN Max
Dairymen Test Their Herds.

That only approximately one-third Of
the cows from which milk Is taken for
consumption in Topeka have been tested
for tuberculosis il due to the fact that
the state live stock commission has not
appropriated enough money to continue
the work.
1t is the opinion Of City Milk Inspector
Rowles, however, that his order compel1-
ing all milk from unteSted cows to be
labeled as such will force all dairymen to
have their cows tested just as matter
Of meeting competition
lat least all persons buying untested
milk now will do 20 knowingly and at
their peril" said DIR. Rowies-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
WILSON VE10ES A BILL
II Provided for Raising Limit ON Pos
tai Savings Deposits.

Washington. Sept. 11.-President Wilson
today vetoed the bill to raise the limit of
individual deposits in postal savings
banks to $1,000 because it contained a
provision repeating section of the new
bank law. which provides that federal
funds must be deposited only with men,
bers OF the federal reserve system.
The president suggested that the bill
be amended to extend for another twelve
months the time IN which banks not
members of the new system have within
which to surrender the government de-
posias they now hold.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
ARREST 4 WATCHMAN
Dan. Mcmillan Charged With Stealth,
From Kaw Mil.

Dan Mcmillan. night Waterman at
the Kaw Milling company's paint. was
arrested last night about IL o'clock by
Ed Carver and Ed Kiene, deputy sher-
ifs. Carver, who today filed COM
plant charging Mcmillan with lar
ceny, alleges that he was arrested
while removing sacks OF flour left in
his charge and that he arrived at the
mill in time to prevent q wholesale
footing of the establishment
John I. Nicholson. manager Of the
mill, declined to swear to the COM
plant before he had made further
Investigation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
The Big Store is Ready With Everything
NelD for Fdu---Come TOMORROW and
Choose Your New Apparel


The newest OF the new IAN
styles-wit the long .tunic,-
the popular Russian idea
These TUNES are most grace
fully cut, and trimmed down
the side with buttons. Mater
ial is a wonderfully good quail
ity of serge to sell at such q
little price as $3.98-in navy
or black. The regular sizes
are $3.98.
and we also have these
skirts in EXTRA eA60
SIZES at .......... SsOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
Girls Gymnasium
Suits

of especially good quality materials
and making. in sizes from 16 to 40.
are priced less than usual here, at
SITS, 42.5S and $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
PETER THOMPSON
DRESSES

Girls who are going away to
school and those who arc prepar-
ing for college and high school at
home will find some dresses here in
tho best qualities blue. brown. or
black serge-S to 20 year sizes
the 8 year size Is @S-7S, the other
sizes graduated accordingly at
5000. $3.50 and $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
SOC BUYS Prettier Neckwear Than Ever

The dantiest things organdes, muls and
almost every style of fry vestee and undebouse
collars others with cuffs matcha shapes
newly designed embroderes and arrangements of cks
hemsching The vesee of all to with tailored
suits of white pique double fold bias with three large pearl
cats-eye buttons 1t is only soc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11

Don't experiment with cheap
paints It's costly. Get Devoe pure
Lead-and-Zinc. C. NJ. Hin & Son,
S26 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
Women's s., $3.50 and - Shoes
for street and dress

This price range has mever included 90 many diff
terent styles and leathers-eue,y style nss0, and
smart IN the expensive shoes; eueyy pair sce
built, s0eu finished, good fitting and serviceabJe
Welt or turn Cuban Louis, Kidney, Nes0 Casbnn.
military, or fiat heel; navroo, medium, or broad
toes; plain, tipped, or stitched tip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
New w. b. $1.OO
COrsets

are as fashionably made as the
more expensive models-cut on the
very same lines, many of them.
The difference is in materials and
trimmings. The dollar corsets,
while maze of less expensive fab
rice. with simpler laces. ana an
omission of ribbons. are as good a.
the others so. far. as service and
daintiness 10. They have just a.
good boning. and are as well tail
ored
Laced-in-front coFsets for 100.
A special model for misses and
slender women At 500.
An exceptionally well-bonetl
model for medium and stout ng-
ures, 500.
A model for short, plump figures
st 500.
Two well built models with the
now mourning waist lines for aver
age figures, 1t $1.0O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
The New Collar Laces

are of filet, maline and Orien-
tai mesh, edged with narrow
designs in work that it's hard
to tell from handwork. In
ivory, cream, white, Charet-
reuse, gold, and old silver.
Some wide enough to make
La Grande Dame" cape-c col
lars, which are very new and
fashionable-2Oc to $1.S5 yd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11
Short Skirts Mean
Silk Stockings

And because . woman win
need more silk stockings than
usual this year, she win nat
ura1ly want to save on every
pair.
Our pure silk hose with
: double silk tops and soles 1t
500 : pair and up, are excep-
tional values Ii every instance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11

Skirts in Wool and Satin
Combination. The long tunic
is of fine navy blue needle
cord, edge bound with silk
braid, q vest-shaped 9irdle
and underskirt of black satin.
Priced 81 En-
only ~ sOO
Many other styles that are
new and attractive-at $500,
$8.75 and up to $1,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11

At &1SM Suits that are con-
sentative yet have
the best points Of the new fall
style. In excellent quality basket
crepe cloth with SINNERS satin
lining.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-11

Gloves q Very Impor.
tant Accessory

and the more Importance wo-
men attach to gloves the more
certain they are to choose
PERKINS,. Though made in
France, we have plenty Of
plenty of Perrin kid gloves for
all the fall suits-Z-clasp g3Ace
kid at SITS and $2.25.
Corona Kid Gloves are as
worthy at the price ($1.25) -
the finer gloves are good at
the higher prices.