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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
Kansas City Produce 1farkes.

Kansas City, April 3o.-WHEATLCash:
Market unchanged. No. z hard, S60Dhc:
No. 3. S406S11c: No. red. S8@6ec; No. Z
N08oc.
10@7zc; No. 3. 67069a5c; No. white. no
nc: No. Z e6701kc.
OATSMarket unchanged. No whitaI
sSQ3s7xc; No. 2 mixed, 3863s3kc.
RYEMarket unchanged.
HAY-Market unchanged.
BUTTER-Creamery. &c: nrsts, 21e;
seconds, 1Sc: packing. 16c.
EGGS-Ffrsts, 1Sc; seconds, 15c.
POULTRY-Hens. 1s1zc: springs, 15c
WHEAT-Receipts u cara
CLOSE: WHEAT-MAy. &c; July,
79xc.
C0RN-May. s77l0e7.kc: July, s7Ac.
OATS-May, sac.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

New York. April 30.-MONEY-Call
money steady, 1h@1% per cent; ruling
rate. ~ per cent: closing bid 1M01k per
cent. Time loans, weaker; 60 days. 2A@3
81 per cent; mercantile paper. 31x@4 per
cent.
CLOSE: Sterling exchange, steady: 60
days. 4S5.10; demand. $S7; commercial
bills. $685.
SILVER-Bar silver, 59Hc; Mexican dol
lars, 45%c.
BONDS bonds steady, rail-
road bonds irregular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Market Price paid for dry lot oatt1os
.dy: 4s NJ" sot d e h:.S e , sss,: g
and length OF time on feed. We win malEo
you An offer o. arranGs tor ear buysts
Topeka Fruit ana Produce Market
rselling prices BY saml e. TX. whoIe.
sale Fruit and PRODUCED
Topeka. Kan. April %.
=, x nee box stTa ff:nGy per nc
box. ;2.i5; Choice. per box. G.5o; Genitons.
Fancy. per box. $21; Winesaps. Fancy.
r 1NEAPPLEs-Per crate. ssxoax
FLORIDA GRAPE FRU1T-Psr boz.
s4;So sNHNAs- rx.-. ,.,cx .u 90.
oRANaEs1Per box. e.S&sM H. 's~
H6r House e P1h ri FIiAsr-p~ ~.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Per crate $&eo
CELERYECMammoth, per bunch. eleo!
TIC HOT HOUSE LErrucE-rer bssssG
RAD1sHEs-Per dog. SOC: in lots Of
0 sP;RiNG oN1oNs-Psr do. bunehsa
AsPARAGgs-Perd dog. SOC. ~
PIE PLAINTIFF h.. &c.
NEW CABRAGE-Per h.. Nc.
WAsHiNGToN RURAL PorAToEs-
NV ~ lPs66,rAroEs-psr hamper. -,sse:
!! PEI fD aoii SIS forAroEs-per bu .oe.
SEED SWEET POTATOES = yellow
s.ya nes S' Rss ou'' noo; yellow Jsr-
ONIONS Bermudas. Per crass,
s18; Crysal Wax. per crate. $2a6.
COCOANUTS-Per sack. original, 9eS;
soTTiED HoRsERAD1sH-r~ do..
SOC.
CABBAGE PLANTS - Early Jersey
Wakefield per 100. soc: per 1000, sad
Early Summer per 100. SOC: per loo 32O
Early Henderson per 100. 3oc: per Loo
$780, Early Succession per 100. SOC: Per
| 1000. $3.50 Large Wakefield per 100. &c:
| TOMATO PLANTs-Early Tree, per c,
sc, per NJ, $275: Dwarf Champion, per C.
Sc, per M, $2.75; Early Stone per c. Sc
per. NJ. rs; Kansas Standard. per c. sc,
per M. $2.75; Ea<liana. per C. &C. per n,
| 12.75: Stone. per c. sc, per N. $40;
Beauty. per c. Sc, per N, E.B.
Jerseys. per C.. &c. per N. 800: yellow
Nansemonds. per c. &c. per N, &2-D:
Southern Queens, per C. SOC, per NJ, S26O:
Early Golden. per c. SOC. per n. $50; Red
Jerseys. per c. Sc. per NJ. S275; Red Ber-
mudas. per c. &c. per N. $275.
CHEESE-14RM1ko
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
Livcrpool Crain lfarkee,

Liverpool April 30-WHEAT - Spot
steady; No. red western winter, u sid
No. Manitoba, % I'D: No. 2. q SD
No. !. % z3zd.
CORN-6pot. steady: American mixed
60 Cd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. April 0.-WHEAT-Closo
May. s11xc; July, sc: September. s63xc
CORN-May. s5xc; July. eE51c; Septem.
Der, tl1kc.
OATs-Aay. 3sKc: July, size.
PORK-May. $1955; July, %0.o2.
z LARD1May, $50; July. S10O7.
RIBS-MAy, QAS7: July. $11.W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

St. Joseph. April 30-HOGSEReceipts
$500. Market 5QD10c lower. TOP. $3.50;
bulk Of sales. s.. 106&25.
CATTLE-Receipts 1, 400. Market steady.
Steers, H.25@925; cows and heifers. $4,000
$50; calves, $5.0O@9.0O.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market slow.
Lambs, $$70068.00
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
wichita live Stock, Market

Wichita, April Receipts 1,500.
Market lower. Top, $S.25; bulk Of sales,
$8.OO@S.20.
CATTLE-Receipts 200. Market weak.
Native steers, $625@S.50; cows and heifers,
$5.00@8.O0; stockers and feeders s. 25@7.50;
stock cows and heifers, $500@7.0O; bulls,
$5.00@6.5O; calves, $6.OO16.B.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Don't ssnd in rough. thin. un11uluAeA
packing purposes and Win have % bog q
stock hog prices and low enough - e.
abba 10 % Te9hip 10 the River markoG -
Il to your advantaGe - ven - OuR6 .
keep them back until Finished.
Cannot use grASD cattle unless strictly
good.
MARKET price paid for dry lot eatt1os
II you win favor ~ With your inquiries
and length Of time on feed. We Win mako
you an offer OF arrange for cur buy0gS
70 eal1 ON v0a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

New YORK sugar Market.
New York, April 30.-SUGAR-Raw,
firm; molasses, 2.39; centrifugal, 3.04; re-
fined, steady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Topeka Market.
UueDfnn00 Oy the ChaA Woi0 PAcksas
Co. ynroo close AZ noon SATURDAY. We
cannot uoo plGAL thin ooWs of hogs
Welghing leas than 10 lba. Do not mar
ket hogs un1eoD same are we'll 6ptehed
- Wo cannot U.S. half tat stun. We M
beaoW price4 effective ~ onos. until fur.
tAae uoccAl
Topeka Kan. Anrt1 N
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Topeka Hide Market
Quotations furnished by James C. arn,s>
Hide Co. los East Third s8l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Topeka Grain lfarkeG
FURNISHED BY J. b. Billiard. corner Ks~
cas- ave and Curtis ot.I
Topeka, Kan, April %.
CORN-D@0uc.
OATS1oc.
WHEAT-S0@42c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Topeka Hay Market.
0uynishe0 ny T. 4. Beck. 411-Ql Il an n
Topeka, Kan. April n
PRAIRIE HAY-No. l. t1Aoo: M
NEW ALTAIFA-Cnoice. $l7.ee: No 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Butter and EegD.
Cyurulshed By Ehe Continental Creams,
Co. Topeka, Kan.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Co. Topeka. Kaa.l
Topeka, Kan. April 8.
CHICAGO EGGSL1SK@19Ac.
NEW YORK EGGS-2ok @21c.
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago. &c.
NJ Y, 2s1xc: Elgin. 26c: Topeka wholesale
Topeka Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
(E'urnisned ~ the Topeka Packing cal
Topeka. Kan. April %.
POULTRY-Hens, all sixes, 13c: sprjngnL
over 2 lbs, 12c; broilers 2 lbs. an under.
l4c; turkey hens to young toms, 16c: Old
tom turkeys. lac; ducks. lie; geese, &c.
EGGs1ec.
BUTTER-Packins stock, Ia.
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Siiduuterba

!9aben Sic iih gut untsrhoIter?"
Sos 1T nobl Die srIte 6rags, bic
nan an 2euie ridtet, psnu lie bonn
Bsiud elmer @sieIIl6aft fprsfen.
Gs lit ole Sprgs Der @ait9sbsr, ms
msntIi6 Der !&ousftau, oab bic Gins
sslobenen iid gut untsrhoIten, Nenn
rur inter oisiem GsIittSpun,t bat
SsIsllieisit Sim uno 3fpet. Tient
fs onoeren 4bfdten. if lie aepiIs
1ermoBen nur Ser @orlpono fir ons
fers PlGns. 10 bat tie ihi,a eioent.
Iiden Gboraitsr Ifcn einaebiibt.
nnier Qsben 1T in osn lstten Sabr.
9ebnten INNER teidsr unn maHnios
fo6er geiporoen uu0 cod ideint sic
8ei6affune bss llntsrbdItunssitoffs
fur eineg erpberen 9reis imrsr
apodienoert Capitalization su btreis
ten. Wp Ole Mittsl porbonhen Fua.
ersift nan gu allen moeli6sn Gubes
zen 3utateu uno Rsierpeu. 9oIo
auf hielen. BALD ouf leren gIpu hers
follt Der finoiQs @eiIt Der @iris.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Iper ne itartiten Rs.5mittel perIan.
gen nur tur3e 3eit. Geoe, fare uro
Ieer, troB Der e~tdnSenoen Gubercn
Aufmo6uns, b!tibt Die 0eIeIli6ait,
lprnn Der 9ern Der l~lnterbaliuro,
has @eIprdd, nidt in 6Iub ipmmtn
mill.
Cine onimierie 9if4unterboItuna
bleibt tets baS Iieyreite Clement,
Ger ausidlaeesbsnbs 9rumpf. Die
Soit9eber tonnen inioIern mondes
oo5u b%sityagen. oils lie bic @eIooenen
sini9srmabeu Slpsdentipreheno iessn,
aber IS iteht ooh niht in ibrer
Wfadt idpei9iomen 2eutsn ois Gum
se gu I0ien rber Ih,perfGlliee Nutus
rem, eie srit bsim 0eTsrt %ouftouen,
IN Shipuna Su briuesn. TieIt 4ys
tsit mub ieoer fir f6 bsioraen. Die
Srunobeoin9ung fir bas 3uTtnnNe,
tommsn elmer nstien. omiifanitn linz
terbaltuno 1T. Dab iebsr uno isoe
pon 'i6 aus ben quten Willen mits
brin9t, Tit bebaelid gu IabIsu uno
lld eeiprGdig gu sei9en. Die @att
Der Scnperiion. faet man sipar, iei
Gin 2oleut, iiber bas rur lpsuiee pers
fa9sn. Ibsr i'd babe Ole @epba6s
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Dir Mnhr.
6. ETY.

Die 4rt, tpie Die ridtiee Moospu
me ibre Soilsttsn trGet, unb Die abb
folute 8sriidfftigung oes eieensn
Gsidmnds tieten ienen ~reispollsn
Ginorud. Der fragIps 6arottsriiti<
fher uno inters7anter lit als Der
WsdIsl in unerkbiihsn 9etails.
Die gu 9eainn Der Saiion pielbes
fprohenen @rtraoagan5en erpieTen
iid piebsr einmaI als ednsiid uns
baItbar. 9as Streben mad rubiaen
2inien uno bistreten 5drben moht
fi9 febr beutlit qelteno. &ein @un>
Der alio, baB @urinebIau. Gdpurs
unb fir ionnigs Gage WeiB uno
sartss Beige ollie iibrieen 5arben
an 9dufisteit ntit ibsrtreffen. Sill,
mebr nod Spisen, Gbontillp, fpas
nii6e uno cine neus ihmiegiame
qsrIfpiBe, 6ilst, fOgar 5ilet antique
nit einsearbeiteten 6ieuren. liefern
po~rSussneiie sciletten. Die troB
LANCER ueberrode uno Yolants tn
mannisfaGer Nn3ubl uno IbitnIuns
beutli9 oie 4biiat betonen, Die 5pr'
men Der SrGesrinnen ertsnnen gu
la1en.
man psrtpen>st cine 1iiIIe iamieg@
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etnen iIeinen .etsd6risi" in bic !Son6
oridtsn nit etra iolsenosn Signd.
lements: War oieien CONNER in
Sohnoio = epitlt Die @ioline =
3rsibt ie6r biel Sport - 5at einen
aurius in arautenpfIese our6e.>
md6t unb oergl.
9as NOR oar niht 70 libel; Die
5srren follsn ibsr oiefe @infe ni9t
bOie sepefen itin. 2tbsr 3u elmer
sntsn SiidseisIidaft esb0rt elm
aemifer slidli6sr Snitintt, Elm fei>
ner Spurinn, Der ouf Sen erften
4nbisb fibIt. mr. unb pie et forts
fabren lam, singsoent oes Sidtsr.
~D>.s: re. ee.. ut ME Der SSunie
I'm Gt''7 or @'~irnt ~'Nht beraus,
sr mill berausseI4Iosen feir."
6. St.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

lWmalem S%tpertppano ut au1 oem
Gra9en oufgsiebt.
Gin bibiAss aa9mittdgstlsio fir
iunse Mdrden perani9aulitt cns
nddite Bib (6is. a. 9ier8u miro
ON beiten enttpeoer gepunttetel 5pus
laro o0er, penn oas &leio tiui9er
berseitslt peroen ipu, semrltertsr
Wcblmufelin perarbeitet. Der God
beitebt aus Spei ~geraben gabnsn, Die
fotpobl um Den SaiGenfdIuB ais ou1
s sou BON Der StoBtante enifernt,
eereibt iino. IS entitebt oubGr9 cine
febr ei9enartiae 9arnierung. 3um
9iirteI uno ben IermelauffdlGQen
tarn man 'oppbI farrierte Seloe rpie
ou6 SreHe pertpenben. Die gIuie
1T in Saum6en abgsndbt uno 0ffnst
fid iiber elmer Wsite aus .peihcr
peifer Seioe, bic born &nopfpuB
aufneiit. Gin tleiner buntbeitidter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Ru ibolil oo tonlntt ell So0cI
llno Ett iid onf Den Baum binoui.
gGL, So5cl, Gu must ii1gen,
8efsiB, aetpiB, bas pedt ibn ani!"
Ter 8ogeI fuctt ocn S6nabcI
llno iingt ein 9ico, 10 nnn0ernett,
llno iiuat ans polcr aebIe, -
Ter gpieI riibrt iib nidt i'm @ettl
llno tuer fam nun 9cgau1en?
IS mar Der Wino, oen fem id,
id,on,
Ger fiibt nift uno Der iingt nid,t,
Ter pfeiit ans eincm anoern Con.
Or itemmt in belize Seiten
0ic Irme, bloit Die Baden olii
limo bloIt uno bl6it uno rittig -
Ter gpfel padt erihrofen auf.
limo iprinet bonn 9oum herunter
@rao in Die Sdiir5e BON Dem Gino,
Dos bebt i'm olif uno trent iih
lno ruft: sd bonte ih0n, Serr
@ino!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

8raeen aus Geioe umeibt Den Gals.
gu ben @ermelriii6en lam oiefelbe
Seioe @erpenbung finbsn pis our
Weite. Die glufe fdliebt BORN, Der
Rod riidmdrts.
PEI Dem aundd,it lin Sig. s. ab9es
bill eten Wafdbut fir Elm tIeines
MdaGen 1T Die S.rempe uns IItGsI1
StrOMefleGt, Der Sopf aus einem
8eaug, Der tenn &Is;pe ongepabt ift.
Oa &inbertleiber meiit aus Maf6s
ftoffen bereeftent fino, miro aud gu
Dem &ppfbe8u9 bosieIbe Bacterial se.
pdblt. IS bat ben @or5ug, imilsr
pieoer eepoIden neroen gu tOnnen,
penn es ni6t mebr frii9 ousIiebt.
Oieie 8eSiige tann man iopnbl oufs
fnDpfen als aud nit 8anoousG5us
pcrfeben. Den IbfhIub bilbet eine
erOBere SUleife.
Gos reioenoe 3leio BEG lebisn gils
Se5 (5ig g. oos nitt ALIEN ais
3ennistoitum biensn mub, ii aus
Ieidtem, telem 9snnisFlaneu, Der
Shalfro9en, !termelrebsrs uno 9it.
tel aus 0untlel, epentuel rpter Seibe
bsr9eiteat. Der 9Od beitett aus spei
SaGnm, Die retts uno linis ubsrs
9reifenh ~ecarbeitet iino. Gnopf uno
9nopflnder hoIten Die Seiter pom
4n;e dbndrts gei4lofen. Nibreno
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Mofdfoffs oiirften bineseen fir Sen
@taoiaufsntbdlt 9eei9net sriheiaen.
Gr miro obne 5utter gsarbeitct, Die
TGbte NIT 9ano eineefabt uno gu
Dem eroben &rdgen ei~nfarbigsm
Stpff Der 8or5us se9eben. Rur elm
2nopf BON elsidfarbieer S3nur bes
qrenst, bisnt als Shlub.
8unt beiiidter Grepon III 0as ees
eienstfte Moteriol CUR 9erIlelune
Der nisblidfn 9oilette oss nGdFtsn
Bibles (5ie. 81, bic fir Elm istr iu.
esnoIihss MGohen beItimmt 1T. Die
binisn gu fdlisbsnos gluie bat balbs
LANCE RasIanGrmsI. Die NIT einfars
big peiben Ruiden a%orniert iino.
RuTdsn fino uls 3roeen um cen
Sols esIest, nno breits Riiiden ANS
eebsn in Sdobldnee Den Rod. Gr 1T
nit isitIih breitem Saum psrisbsn
uno nit fnebeIformiesn 3nppfen in
esr 6arbs oss 9irtsIs %earuiert. Die.
fer muB aus tiner in sen Sterns
Sliimhsn Dts Stpffss enthaltensn
Gorbe e~sarteitet fein. 9rsitss
e~ibsripbono sienst Fd bisrsu am bss
fen. Sin sisrIidss S9Isif9sn aus
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31nm Id)lafrnhrn Apfel.

I'm Baum, i'm a%riinen @ctther,
Sod oben iih ein Npiel Diegt.
9er bat 10 rote 9dd6cn,
@fan iieEt's. baB er i'm ShInfc liegt.
Gin Gino ftebt f~lterni 9olmc,
9as ihout mo ibaut mo rift bin
oif:
Sid 9pfci, tonlfn bcrunterl
Sor enolif) eoh nit ShIafen ouf. "
@s bot i'm 10 gchetcn.
@lmibt ibr, Der marc ailfgetpodjt2
Or riibrt iif nidlt I'M Bette.
Siebt aus, oils % i'm Shloi or ladt.
Ga fontmt Die liete Come
Sim 9imnel bod oaheripn5iert. -
Sid. Come. liebe Come!
Nad oiL oab iif Der stpfel rabrt!"
Die Come iprift: Y@orum nitt?"
limo !pirit ibm StrohIen ms &C.
iift.
&iibt i'm bo3u 10 treunolidL
Ser gpfel nber riibrt iih nift.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Der @treifenonIase ssbiIoet miro.
nnIer Mooell zines 9ofentIeiocs
(5is. u beftebt aus ss1unem grim
aeftreiften 8oile, lit ouf 8loriafutter
nit 9proerIduB gsarbeitet uno nit
sinem Observation-Disclosures nebft
Siilljabpt perieben. bas spiiten Den
f6einbar aufsctr0pftsn Mieosrteiisn
our9gefibrt lit. Sieie iino Der
querge'trsiften Yofe nit Paipsl aufz
5uIesen, bepor ie Dem 5utter aufz
oebradt miro. 2eBteres itiibi unter
rem 2ebergurtsl. Der ben RodaniaB
oedt. elm f9males 9urtbanomieoer.
Ser Rod lam unten nit einem am
geIsBtsn Qusritreifen ~eearbeitet pers
ben, fir Den fif aud. tpenn mar Die
isbr leidt ansufsrtigenbe 8orIoee aus
einem u%nmobernen eeitreiften Sleio
beritelen min, unisStoif perfpenoen
IGbt. DasisIbe gilt bel Sdpttens
ober tlsineemuiterten 9epebea (ee<
iiidtsm 8otift uno ber9t.), Die iid
sbsnfaqs por5iislid fir bas &leio
eienen.
Der i'm ndditsn giIoe (5is. . GEE
aeiate Commemorate miro, fpenn fir
einen 4ufentbolt auf Dem 2anbe be-
ftimmt, om pruttif4ften aus Stts
lanofries eearbsitst. Ssioe uno
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II, llne bnltct eincn ShmeuS!
Qobt ihr mos. 70 cBt IS.
0abt ihr nifts, ncraebt eSi
0o5t ihr Gin Stiiddlcn 9re.,
So tctIt ca mi. Der Mot;
llno A1bt ibr ned EN- Yr0itlein,
q @lircltt es Den &6Aclciu.
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bes Spisls fn1pft man fe auf, nm
msbr Ysneeunesfrsibeit gu erlansen.
Die 8luie 1T, Der nsuessn Mobs ent=
fpre9eno, nit HoeIanarmeln gearbeis
tet. Den bersf0rmissn ausfdnitt
umeibt Elm Sdalfrasen, Der biz gum
9oiuenfdIuB binuntersefiihrt TT. Gin
ubrentGfdGen OUT Der linten Settle,
4uHdldes nit &nOpf6en se3isri unb
Elm Girtsl berpuaitdnoisen bieies
fei9e &oftiim.
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Sflage quite 0docl Gin.
Giicrn mnB ole Soble ieini
91tt olif hohe Abidt germ,
@ie i'd 5iemt fir grove Scrrn.
Sidtad tidtod. tidtodtid,
Shulteriunge, burtig fIidl
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9hmferiumer.

:lgp6 alQ plalP oqpl lplu aug
'lqpl6 ujl!llnlll1Gu moo niIti!2db
lplG loIpll u!o lqouI nc llits
lplu 1o!aES alo 1lai JIG ,ypudE
lplli n!llng 'abun!lalUup9
'pnpplpn pulp!l pplpiS
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fiinosn in ni6t miBsupsrTiebsnosr
Meiie bisie 9arnierung fir Den
9erbit an.
perIborten. f6pars ober nit Golb
eemii4t, bsIhperen Die funftlos bsrs
a~bbdneenoen, bon YerIsnf6niiren lps
Re Amaiirteten &leiner. bic in S4niti
uno ausTuprune etne rupIge, ailen
llebertrsibunssn fsinolihe 9istretion
nsrtreten.
alles 9sraffte uno Ge6auifts
mubte Dem @erIongsn mad f6IaTten
0inien ipeihsn; Die leBtbin pi:oer
propaeisrte RsifrOdibse fanb feinsn
Nntlane.
Die iebt febr mpbsrnsn Streifsns
Sefins bei 0pllitoffen ipmmen ni6t
nur an elatten @9nittformen am be'
fen CUR gsltuns, fOnbern entbebrsn
aud bdufig Der 9arnitur, bic 9epii'
fsrmaBsn idon bur9 bic Inpronun5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

- Nrqe 2nnfuion n. 8olfsz
rebner: ,Wir ipollen niht ienem
Manne gIeider, Ger oen eolbenen @t
obfdet. Der bic Gier le9t. ooer Die
!9enne tptst, ouf DER iibt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Gin Subn mo Elm Gn1n,
Die Yreoi9t ocbt OIL.
Cine Sub unN Elm qnIb.
Gle Yrehi9t iii holb.
Cine 0ot mo cine Mans.
Die 9'reoiat lit ans.
Sebt ale nod 0nits
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21
gill Ifin II.

SiidIeinl 6iidleinl on orn,er
@iht,
Shnoppe nur ia rah Der Mreel
niht
8ebt oir 10 idnea sum SoIfe bincin.
GciBt bih blutia uno maht Dir
Yein.
Siebit Oh niht iiten Den Rroben
bort2
5ii6Icin, geidipinoe, IAuimre fort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

famsn NatsriaIs, nGdft Sill unb
SpiBsn poult De foie. Elm Der
Satlle dhnIi9es 9stpebe, psrsinaelt
aud idon 8elourshiffpn, Die Mobe
bon morgen, uno man pertritt babel
in ausgeiprodener Weiie Die 9enz
beng our era3i0ien S6lontbeit.
Die lansge3oeene eetnDpfte 9aille
hlei6t a6iplut iiegbaft. Man be-
fdrdntt iid Bel ben Soillsn auf Elm
eeringes MdB Der @arnitur uno tul>
tipiert aud BEL ~elesarten. fir ben
Sag beitimmten Soiletten Elm erz
ftaunIides Riidenbecpllete. Groben
8eifall finoet Der loie bGngenoe
@iiden, cine Jolgeeri9einung Der
Gopemooe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

6ii6lein modt es pobl better mii.
fen,
Sob MIR nod Dem fettcr @iiicn,
Weinte, Der Gnobe nit ieiner
Sdlnlr
8dre bier 10 6llm SGcrsc mr..
% ihpomm cS berbci, ga idnoppt
eS 3li.
Nln 5oppeIit on. ormes 6iibIcir,
on.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

Die S6Iorfheit fomnt puunsrpoll
N Den QaIetotfleioern our GsItuna
nne ldBt bic Rooe Oct fIiebsnSsn
Gporhsnoeu in rsispollem 2i6ts ers
fdeinsn. Seine acknowledgements
aleben ii6 on oeaRGnosrn sntlona. Sic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-21

GAS mntnlaIame Daadjen.

&Gsden ib i'm @r1ie, InGcr Sd0cr?" fro9t O5 Sas-
Sob 'oine feline 9ae den -
rno tpraf: rSeut lit es eor 70 ~ah ia Der ihoB has 9GShen
ihoa, lto ibo5 Dir amb Den Snfd tot.
SD modte germ ipoGcren 0e5n." Or bringi inns oqen groLe Got"
Do fam 6s SGsfens Muttcr, I9e gmher oin9, bs Sdsden
Die bradte grimes Suffer Sob mieoer auf pu NdShcn,
llmo bot: .ab SdHngcl, gb umt Igs iprot: SD 0eb Gin Stroden
aus, MIR
DEM beute lit Der Sdger ornub'." lSpoGeren mf ser Qriucn Gur. :"
Ser SdQcr bat es too entoedt.
gb 5iete, fhoB, % fhb erihre1t
Gas unfodome afno = sum
Slid
Sam es nod bell ms Ret 3rrid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13
THRU FENcE, CAUGHT BALL.
The Late Lewis camJllsn Made catet
Never oupjieatsd,

The Late Lewis Camden Made a Catch
Nsvsr Duplicated.
There died the other day Lewis Cam
eron. He was college football and
baseball player Of renown. but had his
heart set on becoming q civil engineer.
To help him thru his studies, he be-
came u Southern Leaguer--a good
pitcher and u clever outfelder as well.
Still in the dawn OF his baseball career,
and-so say the managers who knew
him--a sure success had he kept on.
Cameron gave up the diamond and en-
barked on his chosen profession. He
had an uphill climb.
Cameron Is best remembered in the
south for tho performance Of a feat.
probably never equaled. probably never
to be done again. He was the only man
who went clear thru a fence, and
caught ball outside a park. That rec
ord will probably stand forever.
This stunning deed took place at Bir-
mingham. before that city had its pres
ent concrete park and modern arena
The right held fence was close up. and
composed OF ancient lumber. Cameron,
playing right on days he wasn't pitch
ing, started after fly ball-an easy
chance in an open field. but almost
sure home run on that bandbox lot
Never stopping, never hearing the
warning cries Of crowd and players
Cameron smashed at top speed gainst
the rickety old fence and went thru
it like a bullet. He tore a hole big
enough to drive thru. and panels fell
on either side. Uninjured. not even
a bruise upon him, Cameron stumbled
free-and caught the ball as he shook
loose from the debris OF the wall! So
much of the fence was down that the
catch was clearly visible to the UNI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-13

90 forward in q movement for the bet
terment Of the whole state. 1t hap
pens that the movement is a success
without the assistant Of MarshalltoWn,
while at the same time Marshalltown,
without advancing cent of money or
contributing common courteousy TO
the boosters, will be Just as much a
beneficiary Of the statewide move
ment as will he any city that has con-
trfbuted literally. 1t is surprising that
the business men of Marshalltown are
Of that callber--a something for MOTH
ing aggregation, willing to take what
they can get without helping In any
way. In all places, save at Marshall
town and at Keokuk, the boosters re-
ceived an enthusiastic reception ana
liberal support. Marshalltown by pull
ing back can not stop the advance OF
the state"
The delegation was very courteously
received by good-sized committee.
driven about town in automobiles ana
entertained at lunch, but when the
visitors unloosened their solicitors to
raise money for their project a good
many OF the local men disappeared.
Marshalltown citizens evidently were
not convinced that this particular pro-
tect offered the only sunshine OF prom
Use that has yet appeared on the hori-
ION for Iowa. 1t was plain case OF
solicitor going out after an order and
getting nothing but pleasant smiles. A
good salesman would not lose his tenn
per about 1t, but would call again on
his next trip. There are men In this
town who think that Marshalltown
ought to have Joined in the Greater
Iowa" movement, and those are the
men who should have come forward to
lead. There Is yet time.
Ralph Bolton, Of the Greater Des
Moines committee, writes to apologize
for the Davenport article, saying:
You have no doubt read the editor
ial In the Davenport Daily Times OF
May II. I very much regret this edi-
torial. I do not think Mr.. Adler voices
the sentiment Of the visitors.
I'VE appreciated that we struck
Marshalltown at a most unfortunate
day; that your principal men are of
necessity retailers, and that 1t was
naturally difficult for them to spare
the time on Saturday to handle our
proposition.
I'VE have felt that Marshalltown
was with us, and that she IS going to
do something for the movement. l
have not felt that there was any
jealousy existing between MARSHALL
town and the city Of Des Moines."