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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
SraPnel1.

z|ivljenjc. Sedaj pa hoGc governor Hunt, ola mo-
ra II obSojencev ma veSala Is. I. M. III sicer Je
riegova leila. da iih Serif obeSi ma javnem trgu
Y mestu. da Sc volilci lahko nagledajo %prijetnih
viSlic. IA katerc so : takim navduSenjem glasova-
Ii. Skoro hi rckli, da ina governor pray. kaJti
kdor ie IN smrtuo kazcu, bi moral biti s~poSoben
"a rablja!
V Avstriliji in Novi Zelandiji je veliko nasc-
licnih Ilrvatov in tudi uekaj Slovencev. ko je
izbruhuila vojua. so oblaSti v teh anglcSkih kolo-
rijah poypraSevalc llrvate in Sloycnce, kakSne
narodnosti da 50. Nekaj pamctnih je reklo, da
So Urvatjc in Sloveuci in me- drugcga IN pustili
So Jill ma miru vctina jc pa rekla, da so Avstri-
janet i'm te so takoj zaprli kot bOjne v%jetnlke!
CiSto pray kdor hoGc biti pc vscj sill AvstrlJanec,
mai tudi trpi poSledicc. XII so %pripiSamc toloyajski
ccSarSki AvStriji.
Pri Namurju Y Bclgiji jc velik zclezni plavz,
Y katerem 81 pa zdaj ne topi ruda temveG - Glo-
v,Ska trupla. Vest Sc glaSi, da vozijo Nemci dan
madam polne vagonc mrlijev 5 francOsko-bclgij-
Skrga bojiSta in Jill mctejo Y plavz, V plamen
Industrial klanja Y kulturno-kapitalistitni druzbi
sc je %ovcntala I lavorikami Taxa je bolja
VOLTA
Miklavz je priSel in preset. Pridnim otro-
kom y Evropi je vrgcl nekaj bomb IL Zeppelina
'kupujte "a boziG zgodaj, ne cakajte zad-
njih dnil' Sc zopet glasi kakor vsako leto Y ka-
pitaliStickih liStih. To lahko pomcni: kupujtc
zgodaj. kajti kaSneje ste lahko bankrot. Siromak,
ne 6akaj! Kupi takoj tiSto navlako. 5 katero hos
okinGal boziGno drcveScc, ko bodO angelica pre-
pcvali; Mir ljudem ma zemlji " Mir mir
-. mir.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
MraCne SIike z vojne.
Pc raznih virih prevel j. NJ.
Kako sta Sc srecala diva "sovraz
ma sodruga.

Neki belgijski sodrug, XII Sc je
boril proti Nemcem pred t~rdnJavo.
Liege, je 20. septcmbra pisal So
cialiStitnemu liStu "Dc Nolksga-
yet" Y Antverpnu
Zadnji torek Sc nam j. poSrc-
clio ujeti trinajst nemSkih ulanov.
.Jaz sem bill med tistimi. Xxi so Wet
nike strazili in odpeljali Z boji-I
sea. Takoj cd kraja niSmo mic go
vorili z naSimi sovrazniki. XII so.
pa tudi najrajSi molGali. ker JAZZ
edini razumem nemSko. SEN dobil
povelje, da komandiram vjete
Nemce. Med mimi je bill eden le-
pc vzraSGen, srednje postave in
Sc mladega lica. Stopil je blize IN
mi potihoma zastavil cello vrsto
vprasanj, kje da smo, kaj misli-
mo storiti z mimi, da Ii so Bclgij-
ci zelO razkaccni mad Nemcl it'd.
IL prvega niscm hotel odgovar-
.iati zgovornemu ulanu. VpraSal
sem ga, Odkod je in kaj je delal
donna. PomiSlitc mole zaGudcnje.
ko mi odgovori. ia je bill tajnik
Strokovne organizacije V velikem
pruSkcm mcStu. Pred mano je stal
sod ug. Seveda sem postal tudi JAZZ
zaupnejSi in ko mu razodcncm. da
sem JAZZ tudi socialist, 50 mu oGi
zazarele cd ~vcsel.ja in krcpko mi
j. stisnil roko.
Nato mi je vjeti sodrug pra-
vii:
"NaSa stranka Y Prusiji je pr1-
celia Z entuziastiGno agitacijo pro-
ii vojni. elm je bila razglasena mo-
bilizacija. Koncno le naSe glasiio
"Vorwaerts" apeliralo naravnost
ma c%esarja, da maj ohrani mir. To
da pOmagalo hi mic; j%umkerSka
klika ie hotela vojno in zmagala
je. Potem so mas pohrali pod oro-
zje. Med potjo. kamor smo priSli,
mas je prebivalstvo pozdravljalo Z
blaznim navduSenjem. SliSali smo
samo "IIoch Kaiser!" in mach
Paris Mach st. Petcrsburg!' To
je seveda razpalilo tudi mole to-
varise in drli so Sc kakor divjaki:
JAZZ sem pa z zalostnim Srcem o.
paZoval ma pol blame mnozice.
NismO znali kan gremo. PriSli
smo V Kclmorajn in tam jebil mas
regiment razdeljen V diva Oddelka
Moi oddelck Sc je napotil proti
Aix-laChapelle, kjer smo ostali
diva dni. Tedaj sem znal. da marSi-
ramo prot Francozom in hudo mi
je bio. Ia mani ie priSla vest, da
jc sOdrug Jaures umorjcn in da jc
V PariZu izbruhnila revolucija
Ia vest me .je silno potrla. Skri.
Val SEN So jokal "a Jauresom.
Kdo ne hi? Sal smo ga ljubili, Jau-
resa, vsi - on je bill ljubljenec
nemSke socialne demokraciie. On
je bill MOI. Xxi je tesneje in tesneje
spajal bratstvo med nemSkimi in
francoskimi delavci. Toda - "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Prekrasen cvet tcga duha, pre-
n~eScnega Y druzinsko zivljcnje.
Sc je pred kratkim odigral pred
divizijskim sodiSGem Y Gradcu.
XII je sedai kompetcntno "a ''hu-
de politiGne zlo6ine."
List %poroGajo o tel obravnavi
sledeGe:
"Pri divizijskem sodis5u V
Gradcu jc bila obravnava. ma ka-
teri Sc ic 5 rodovina trudila.
da hi oGeta Spravila Y jeGo. Zena
5lletnega kajzarja Franco Kle-
mencita IL Stanetina jc Svojega
moza ovadila, da jc vpriGo otrok
izrekel nuda zaljenja "veliGan-
silva" Nsi otroci so to ovadbo no.
trdili. klemenGiG je pri obravnavi
odlotno tail. da hi bill izrckel do
ticna zallenja. Pc postavi Sc zena
IN otroci lahko odreteio p%riGeva-
nju. a ko Jill jc Sodnik ma to O.
pozoril, So MISC hoteli odreGi pri-
cevanju, nego so priGali. in sicer
slabo "a oGeta. Ma obravnavi Sc je
izkazalo, da ie 14letni ~obtozenccv
sin pred priGami dejal; ".Je ze
pray. zc oGeta obsodijo in ga ODE
sijo!"
ZagOvOrnik je SodiSGe opozoril.
da je brcz dvoma zena IL COLE hui
dobijc ovadila moza, da hi ga
spravila ma veSala ali pa vsaj V
jeto in da je tudi Svoic otroke
zapeljala, da so "a oGeta Slabo H.
povedali. Obtozenec. XII jc napra-
vii po govornikovih beScdah pray
dober Wits. je bill vzlic priGevaniu
zemc in otrok oprosGen in Sc zdaj
lahko vrnc k Svoji ''ljubi'' ia
miliji. -
To jc Slika, da hi Sc vpriGo ME
tloveku najezili laSic Ma glavc. \
KAN mai Sc to pripiSe?
Draava uprizarja low ma cycle
izdajalcc" kakor ma divjo EVER
jad. Ma stotine in tisotc zapira
"osumljence." Ne lie V Ljublja-
mi. Gorici in Y Gradcu - tudi V
Iagrcbu. Oscku. ma Dunaju. V
Pragi i. t. d. ic ma iisoGc l.judi
zaprtih brcz vSakcga vzroka. To
Jc naravnost poziv ma ovaduStyo.
To jc prilika "a vsakovrStnc falo-
tie, ola spravljajo neljube Jim lju-
Oh ne krive ne dolznc pod kliuG.
In to sega naposlcd tako dalcG,
da priGa zcna prot mozu. brat
prot bratu, da hoGc sin Srraviti
oGeta ma vislice!
Ampak druaino razdira kappa
da SocialiZcm Samo socialism
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
vi
Odrezane zenske prsi.

"Thc London Times" imajo Sic
dcti odStavck IL pisma nckega an
g~leskega castnika. XII SO je vojSko-
val V Franciji prve dni cscca
septembra.
Danes sem bill prvic V ognju in
sem incl priliko videti Nemce. Po-
mlkah so Sc prot nam V gostih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
VIII.
Kako je padel Lvov, ali usoda slo.
venskih polkov.

Arnoldo F%raccaroli, poroGevalcc
liSta "Corricre della Sera" Mi
lanu, Xxi Sc je mudil diva meseca Z
avStrijsko armada ma ruSkem bo-
JScu, jc porotal p. Scptcmbra
Sledcce:
do Is. augusta Iii prebival>tvo
mcSta Lvov vedelo mic, kaj da Sc
godi ma rusko-avStriiski neil. lSto
tako nj znalo avstriisko vojaStvo.
III je bilo tam. AvStriici so Sc we'd
no vcrjeli, da .ie ruSka armada
deSorganizirana in da jo vodijo
piJani in cpilcpticni general.
taStnikl so pripovcdovali o SLIM
r%evScini ruskih Get, da imaio ma
mrcc stare puSke niGvrednc ma
hol" IN Srapnelc, XII Sploh noccjo
ekSplodirati in vojaki da nosijo
podplatc ia ccvljih IL papirja.
Take pripoveSti so scvcda zclo
Zabavalc moStvo in Viva duSa mi
niti Sanjala o kaki n~evarnosti.
Cenzor Jc Sprctno Grtal vsako
resnlcno vest Z bojiSGa. l6. avgu-
sta Sc Je pa zgodilo nckaj. cesar
cenzor nj mogcl prikriti. 10 je
lJudStvo mirnO napolnjeyalo par.
Ike IN promenade, jc vdrla Y Lvov
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
maj OBESIJo T

TAX cas-. kakrSen jc sedanji v
Evropi. rodi cudne sadove. malo.
kJc pa take kakor V naSi mill Av-
strili, kjcr ie cd nckdaj vladal
pollcajski duh. Da Sc jc po izbru.
hui voine Sc izdatno ~pokrepGal, je
naravno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

BclgijSki in angleSki kralj dajeta mcdalie
francoskim %vojakom. in %Joffrc, glava francoske
armada. Jill daje Anglezem in Belgijcem. Sedaj
pritakujemo, da p~riSijeta kajzer in apostoljski
Franc Jozef zelezne kriac Turkom ma prsi in da
priSije turski sultan polumeSece ma prSi avstro-
nemSkim gjavromi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Avstro-Ncmci so well Bclgrad ze pred trent
meSeci in nato so lezali naokrog in Gakali do .
decembra, ko je prcteklo 66 let cesarjevega VIA
danJa. ter takrat Selc so marshall Y mesto in pe-
neral Frank jc Sporocil starch Y Schoenbrunnu
da Je Belgrad pod njegovimi nogami 80. Smeh "a
bogove!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Diva vlaka mokc. fcz diva milo
ma funtov, poSilia Colorado V Bel
Clio. Lcpo. Ampak zdi Sc nam. da
Jc Colorado 81 nckoliko Bile ka-
kor Bclgija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

' Rataviji. y. Y. Sc .ic tristo o.
sch %zastrupilo, ko so ma zcgnanju
V ccrkvi uzivali piSGancc IL hla-
dilnic. PiStanci so moral biti sla-
DO blagoslovlicni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Andrew Carnegie Sc ir pri Viii
sonu navduScval IA vscsvctovcn
mir. kaj &c hi Carnegie 5 tenn "a
eel V svojih podictiih9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Bitka ma PCljskem Sc nadaljuje. Nemci in
Rusi so %pora2cni Z velikanskimi %izgubami. Mem
CT so Well vse RuSe in RuSi SO Well vse Nemce.
RuSi zvabljajo Nemce naprej Y notranjost Rustic
in Avstro-Nemci zvabljajo Rusc Y Krakow. -
Dnevne VcSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Nolilci Y DRAW Arizona 50 >. novembra gla-
sovali L vcliko vetino proti odpravi Smrtne kazni
V PhocniXu, glavncm mcstu tc drzavc, Gaka ~
2loGinccv ma veSala. Governor Hunt ic odlozil
ekSekucijo do casa pc volitvah miSlct, da no Smrt
ma kazcn odpravljcna in da jim DO ; tenn rcSil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Ako so AvStro-Nemci pobili toliko Rusoy in
Srbov kakor pravijo, in ako so zavezniki pobili
toliko AvStro-Nemcev kakor pravijo - kdo vra
ga ie potem Sc zv tamkaj. in kdo vrnga poSilja
te laIi n%aokrog2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Med angleSkimi proStovoljci Sc niSmo titali
slcdc6ih linen: Exkralj Manuel, Bruce Isinay,
George y, Richard Croker, Sir Tom Upton, Har-
ny Lauder. Mrs. Pankhurst it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Zc mcscc dni nam POLO IL A~vstro-Nemtije.
da jc Przcmysl dobro preskrbljcn Z vscm "a dive
lett in da MISC RuSi naredili Sc niti najmanjSe
Skode , bombardiranjem. Sedaj Sc je pa oglaSil
JoSip Sebastian Pelczar, katoliSki nadSkof IL sa-
mega PrzcmySla Gin STEER je govoril izvcn Avs ri
j. Y Milanu ma potu Y RimD rckot. da so hi5c,
palace in iavna poSlopja Y razvalinah, med pre-
bivalStvom so 81 pojavilc bande r~oparjev, Xxi kra-
dejo kakor Srakc, trdnjava jc polna ranjcnccv,
lakota jc ze ma vrhuucu i'm kolcra ter druge epide-
mitne bolezui koSc liudi da jc groza. Sedaj
mora avStro-nemSka vlada priznati, da ie debelo
lagala, ali pa mora proglaSiti nadSkofa Pelczarja
IN vclikcga laznikai
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25

may be best illustrated by an incl dent which think l may tell you without violating any confidence.
 You will recall that several mes sages passed between the Japanese and American governments, and there were frequent consultations between the secretary Of state and the am bassador from Japan Upon one oe- casion, when our secretary of state had given a formal reply to the Jap anese ambassador, just before he left the room the Japanese ambassador inquired from the secretary of state Is this the last word?'
 Secretary Bryan, with that love of concord and justice for which he is noted, replied. Baron there nev- CT can be that last word between friends -
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25

at the beginning of the Wilson ad- miaistration, which threatened to dis turb our traditional friendship with Japan, the secretary of the navy declared that "the wise president and wise secretary of state, lovers of peace and justice, pursued con sistent course of friendship and fraakness. with representatives of Japan, that officials of Japan like wise wise he'd to a course of con sultation and friendship, refusing to b. hurried by the thoughtless or to lose their heads because of the clam or Of jingoism.
 : An illustration, said Mr Daniels, ''of the spirit of the American admin istration in these days of delicate diplomacy. harried as it was by clam orous jingoists, who preached war,
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25
MISSOURI APPLE CROW
 FRS ON WAR PATH.

The following article was handed in by prominent fruit grower, who asked that we publish same. We do not know as to the condition in Mis- souri, but give the article space, that some pointers valuable to fruit growers may be gained The article was clipped from the Globe Democrat of St Louis, under date of Septem- Der II, it follows:
 It is a deplorabe condition, in deed, when growers of perishable products are at the mercy of the members of the powerful organiZa- tion the International Apple Ship pers Association 1 have no evi dence that will enable me to indict the International Apple Shippers As sociation, but suggest that it needs investigation.
 At cost of about $15 ,000 we have just completed the orchard census of the State of Missouri The talk ing of this census is something en- tirely new in agricultural work. We are sending you copy, under sep arate cover, of the report of this cen sus. Personal canvassers, of whom there was as many as sixty at one time in the field, visited 16,705 fruit growers in the State of Missouri, ob taining data on the character of
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25

What are apples worth? One of the highest class fruit-buying firms in the Middle West buys each year the excellent crop of the McBaine Asso- citation (Roone CountyD This firm comes here, knowing the dependable quality of the fruit Dr Howard is informed on fruit conditions and deals for the association. The buy ing contract was signed last week. What are the prices?
 Three dollars and fifty cents for Jonathan and Grimes, g 90 for York and & for Ben Davis per barrel, grower to pick sort. pack and deliy- CT to loading station
 Remember, these prices are the same as those Of last year-a short crop year-on all varieties excepting Ben Davis, and only Is per cent less on Ben Davis. These buyers wanted these apples and were forced to pay what they were worth.
 Why are you growers not organ izad2 You are helpless. l have a plan to propose: All growers in your community who are raising good sprayed fruit get together, and if you cannot get fair price send fruit to a storage house in any of the Midd'n West cities Make your local banker stand back of you if you can. Ae4 jointly and your action will carry weight
 It is said that the war will work good in supplanting state of mind government. l hope, as a result of this war talk, to see the state of mind among Missouri growers that permits middleman robbery supplant- ed with that which will effect speedy cooperation of growers with the cer tain elimination of parasitical prac tiees among middlemen
 Write me the amount of sprayed Ben Davis you have for sale.
 Yours truly,
 John Bland
 Secretary State Board of Hortieul ture.
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25

their fruit plantations This has been published in bulletin form, to- gether with graphic maps showing tn, locations of the different fruit indus tries of the state individual county maps showing the locations of or chards, etc
 copy Of the enclosed letter has been sent to all of the principal grow CTS of the state We are using this census to help us directly in reach ing the fruit growers of the state. This office is doing everything pos sible to promote cooperative inter est.
 Columbia. Mo-, September As a fruit grower in South Missouri, with lS00 barrels of fine apples for sale, l wrote to forty-seven apple buyers, all members of the International Alp pie Shippers Association. All refus- ed to quote me prices or offer to buy teXcepting varieties now moving on the markeb, and all took occasion to say that war was the cause of a weak demand for apples Several write me that prices are lower than they had been before known to them and several named ridiculously low prices at which unlimited quantities of apples from New York and other distant districts, of whose prices they have presumed me to be ignor- ant of. could be bought
 They are at it again This time the bluff is war war; war,
 Every article Of food has raised in price. and since every article Of food eompetes against the other on the market. apples must remain high in sane man who has given any thought to it knows that this eountry's food stuffs will drain to Europe as long as the war lasts and longer. Apple buy CTS and commission firms know 1t, but they will lie to you, just as they have always lied to you
 This is not hot air
 This years crop is less by per cent than that of two years ago and greater by only 10 per cent than that of last year. Less than per cent of the apples of this country have been exported in the past
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
seeley, Who Fitted czar of Russia
 Called to Fayetteville.

Called to Fayetteville.
 F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phil adelphia, the noted truss expert, will be at the Washington Hotel and will remain in Fayetteville Saturady and Sunday only. Oct 3rd and 4th.
 Mr seeIey says: The Spermatie Shield as furnished and supplied to the United States Government will not only retain any ease Of rupture perfectly. affording immediate and complete relief, but close the opening in 10 days on the average case. This instrument received the only award in England and Spain, producing re suits without surgery. harmful injee- tions, medical treatments or prescrip tions Mr Seeley has documents from the United States Government, Washington, D. C., for inspection. Don't wear a truss where the lump is, but place it where the opening is it's different-cal and be shoWn.o All charity cases without charge, or if any interested call he will be glad to show same without charge or fit them if desired Any one ruptured should remember the date and take advantage of this opportunity.-ad vt o1-2t.
The Springdale news., 1914-09-25
SAVED u. s.
FROM GOING TO WAR.


 Contrasting the peace Of the United States with the war in Europe, Sec. retary of the Navy Daniels, in all address recently praised the policy of President Wilson and the admins tration in averting international con flicts with Japan and Mexico See retary Daniels declared that the peace which America enjoys, while Europe is plunged in war, was not by accident or peculiar favor of providenee.' hut due 10 wise states manship in handling difficult dipom- atic problems.
 Accounting the complications grow ing out of the California legislation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You Darkeu
Gray. Faded Aeir with Sage Tea

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and abundant
with a brew OF Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull. faded or streaked appear
ance. this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. By asking at
any drug store for 'Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" you will get
q large bottle of this old-time recipe.
ready to use. for about SO cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair and is splendid for dand-
ruff. dry. itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur. because it darkens 80 natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can tell 1t
has been applied-it's SO easy to use.
too. You simply dampen a sponge or
soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at time. By
morning the gray hair disappears: az
ter another application or two. 1t Is
restored to its .natural color and looks
glossy. soft and abundant.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

-
wedding party.
Iowa, and took his masters degree
from the Chicago university. He is q
the football song for the University
Glee club, and he had charge Of the
Glee club of the Chicago university
while he was student there, taking
the club on some extensive and sue
cessful concert tours. His father, who
was a Depauw university man, was one
of the founders Of the fraternity of
Beta Theta Pi.
Miss Pettyjohn, who is now a stu
dent in the State university, will come
will leave next Tuesday for Chicago.
and from there she will go to Monroe
for the wedding. She has been study
ing in the piano and voice department
from Wisconsin, she will join her peo-
pie in a trip east.
Miss Florence Mathia of Berthoud.
Colorado, arrived today to visit Miss
Leita CoOver.
Miss Coover will entertain at sew
ing party Saturday afternoon for Miss
Mathia, and the other guests will be
Miss Corinne Ripley, Miss Mildred
Lewis, Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Flor
Grace Gaines, Miss Harriet Markham.
Miss Helen Griffin, Miss Lois johnson.
Miss Mary Balch, Miss Helen John
ston, Miss Mildred Coover. Miss Lulu
Greenough and Miss Esther Bradbury.
Mrs. George Mitchell entertained
her bridge club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Everett Akers. Miss Edith
Thompson and Miss Edna Thompson
played for absent members
Mrs. Adrian Greene entertained at
dinner, in compliment to Mrs. Del
Keller of Kansas City, the other guests
being: Mrs. Paul Hudson. Mrs. w. f.
Lindsay, Mrs. Charles M: Sheldon.
Mrs. James L. King, Mrs. George
Esterly, Mrs H. c. Bowman. Mrs. Mer-
rill Lindsay, Mrs. M. c. Hammatt, Mrs.
Herbert Armstrong, Mrs. M. p. Hill
yer. Miss Mary Harrison and Miss
Anna Speck.
Mrs. H. H. welty will give a lunch
con Saturday for Mrs. I. E. Pettitt of
Downs, Kan, the company to include
a few Of Mrs. Pettitt's close friends.
& = =
The Music Study club had a meeting
and picnic party Thursday afternoon.
at the home of Miss Ethel Grant. The
program began in the afternoon, and
a picnic supper was served at $50 In
the evening.
The last meeting of the year will be
held May %. 1t is the date of the Wag-
ner centennial, and the meeting will be
devoted to the study of Wagner's
music.
The program for Thursday afternoon
was as follows:
Overture Opus No. 3......
Mrs. Harry Tasker. Miss Elsie
Chapman.
"Weisst du Noch'. Davis
"Rosenbuscil'. ............. Davis
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

The Matinee Music club had a meet
ing and picnic supper Thursday al
the home Of Mrs. Ralph Skinner
Announcement has been made in
Chicago OF the approaching marriage
of Miss Harriet Ludlow of Monroe,
Wis. and Mr.. Horace Gillette Lozier
of Chicago.
The announcement has some local
interest, for Mr.. Lozier is a brother OF
Mrs. E. s. Pettyjohn, and his niece,
Chicago to be in the wedding party.
Mr.. Lozier is well known in fraternity
circles of the west and middle west.
He is Beta Theta Pi man, has held
a high office in the fraternity. and
graduate of the college at Cornell,
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Mrs. Jeanne Oglesbee Buck is the
guest Of Mrs Anna Buck.
Mrs. A &. North and daughter ar
rived home from Salt Lake City on
Thursday evening.
IT. Twomey and wife and children
from Chicago spent Tuesday with his
brother. Thomas j. TwOmey.
Sam ThomlinsOn and family will
leave Friday for Pretty lake for a
three weeks stay.
Mrs. T. Pulver leaves Friday for
Paw Paw. Ill. where she will visit her
parents
Mrs Lydia Appleman celebrated her
73rd birthday Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Butler and
daughter Frances OF Louisville KY.
are visiting Miss Barr of Brightside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben NJ. Lauer OF
Kansas and Mrs. Jack Speyer of Ken
lucky are visiting the Lauers in our
city.
Rev. Mr.. Switzer went 10 Rochester
Thursday 10 conduct the funeral SER
vices OF Isaac Brown. known as the
bird man.
Charles New of Bourbon and Mrs
Hannah NewhOuse of this city were
visiting at the LapOrte fair Thursday.
The County Medical association met
Thursday afternoon at the library.