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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03
ANNUAL PICNIC AUG. 6
GrOcers' and Butchers VIII Throng b
Garfield Park.

The Topeka Retail Grocers and
Butchers association has arranged
one of the best programs ever given
by that organization in Topeka for its
fifteenth annual picnic to be held at
Garfield park. Thursday. August s.
The program Is in charge Of Joe
Fritten, John McClements and Sam
uel CUNNINGHAM. C. o. johnson will
act as master of ceremonies. A base
ball game will be played between two
local teams n the morning. A basket
lunch will be held between IL O'Clock
and 1880 o'clock.
The afternoons program will lead
off with the baby show for babies I'M
der Is months of age. Following ath-
letic contests will be held in which the
winners will be awarded prizes At Z
o'clock in the evening the Knights
and Ladies' band will give concert
The picnic will be open to the pub
lie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03
MINE WORKERS QUIT.
Pittsburg Laborers Leave Work When
Mine Contract Runs Out.

Pittsburg, Kan, Aug. 3.-Nearly six
hundred miners of Dunkirk, Radley
and Ringo. disregarding the orders of
Warren Pippin. vice president of dis
trtct No. IA, United Mine Workers of
America. have quit work at tho mines
because Of the expiration Of the mine
contract. Pending the negotiations at
Kansas City the union officials advised
the men to stay at work. It was re-
ported here this morning that a large
Dody or miners is marching to Frank
lin, another large mining camp. ito in
sfst upon the miners there susperd-
ing work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03

his family and he education OF his
children He believes that non-em-
ployment and starvation wages are In
tolerable in a civilized government.
He has carried the standard of De-
mocracy for four years in this con-
rressional district at his own personal
expense and sacrifice, when no one
else seemed to have courage to do It.
Now is your opportunity to help him
win. will you do it?
Chapman the Strong Man.
From the Hiawatha Democrat-J
~. b. Chapman should have that
nomination for congress from this dis
trict as q matter of course. He has
done more for the Democratic party
II. The assertion that he refused to
run as q Democrat in 1910 Is a gratu-
itous sla..der. 1t was Mr.. Chapman's
Democracy that impelled him, after
the primary was over, to circulate Pc
titions and have his name placed on
the ballot as an Independent candi-
date. That was the only way he could
cet his name on tho official ballot He
knew the Disadvantages Of being on
the Independent ticket. but that did
not daunt hi "A. He was bound to see
to It that the election did not go by
default, and at his own expense went
out and made the fight for his party.
liant gentleman that he is. The ques-
ton naturally arises, where were those
militant Democrats who find fault
With Mr. Cha an for running as an
independent candidate in 1910, that
they did not come forward and file
for the Democrat nomination? They
are very loyal now, but where were
they in 1910? 1t does not help Mr.,
Herold any to say that Chapman can.
not be elected. That is nothing more
than an expression Of opinion. and not
: very wise expression at that The
answer to it is the fact that in the
1872 campaign Mr.. Chapman ran 2,181
votes ahead OF President Wilson, and
Who will say that the president is not
anne runner? Mr.. Chapman as a can
didate for congress in 1912 got more
votes in Nemaha county than did Mr..
Herold as a Democrat candidate for
county attorney. It's a mighty safe
thing to nominate for congress the
man that led the president in this con-
eressional dictrict by 2.1s1 votes.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03

home as short a distance as from Kan
sas City to Topeka, and remain uni
Identified for three weeks. No particu-
lars about her previous history were
furnished to the sheriff by the relative.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends who SO kindly
assisted us during the sickness and
death Of our loved wife and daugh-
ter and for the many beautiful floral
offerings. Truly sympathy and kind
acts do much to relieve such sorrows.''
C. L. ANDERSON, 4
MIR. AND MRS. ]. F. rSTITT
AND FAMILY.
(Advertisement.) =
wish to express my thanks to
friends, neighbors and shop employees
during the death Of my beloved wife.
FRANK SIMMONS.
ADVERTISEMENT
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

ARKANSAS VALLEY LEAGUE
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

Manager Fred Knause. Of the
Rocky Ford baseball team. depart
ed for Pueblo Tuesday. where he will
enter the Rocky Ford Cubs In the
state tournament to be held in thai
city during the state rair.
Mr.. knause has selected the best
players In the Arkansas Valley lea.
que and will make a good showing
before the balance OF the state n he
does not return with the highest hon
ors.
The pitchers that viii go with the
team are Littler. Starr. Jackson and
Dunlap. The catchers will be Mag
well and Love. EberiinE will play
second base. Goblin third. whelsn
left field. Bagley center and CaYlh
right field. Matncy and Renei an
expected TO return In time 10 60 with
the team on this trip and the com.
piete lineup will be made publis
when II is definitely known Just what
the movements OF these men will be
Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
cg41 e - ,.r -

n Aase as.aagsl IN AaArsvs !
LaesgVuist - that evssy sufferer
1Fu0 sAs4hma. Hay Fever or Uroneh-
III .AqeARa u Il Junta en- ~ ny
Arsatzssat entfrsly at ny Sisk. " Dr..
Rudolpb 0chlffmaa announces. He
says: BUY 3 s0-esnt Daekags Of
ny AsehmsdoS. " 4. and u q doss
not Afford you imnsdiats relisf. Or
n you Do not find it the bss4 remedy
you have ever used. take 4 hack %
Andrsws Z LAgsfquist and thsy VIII
ysturn yOur 0ousy. eheerfully and
without any qusstiOn whatever. Az
Ter seeing the grateful relief Il has
afforded In hundreds Of casss. which
had been considered ineurabIs. and
which had been given up In despair.
know what Il will do. nm 20 sure
that It Will do the same with others
that ! am not afraid to guarantee
Il will relieve instantAne0usly. The
druggists handling Asthmador will
return your money II you say 30. You
are TO be the sole Judge and under
this positive guarantee. absolutely
no risk Il run In buying Asthmador.' =
Persons living elsewhere will be
rupplied under the same guarantee
BY their local druggist or direct BY
DR.. r. Bchiffmann. st. Paul. MINI.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
BAsEBAI.l. NOTES.

There II some talk OF q special
train To Ia Junta ON Sunday To wit.
ness the closing contest With . iit.
tie effort the necessary number u
tickets can BE- sold.
Wallace started At first Ia the sec
ond game but had 10 retire In the
second on account Of his Injured
knee. Johnny Coleman played .
fine game at first In both contests.
The Rocky Ford Tribune man IL .
poor Guesser. lie figured that Ia
Junta would take second place away
from Lamar. Il was probably q
case where prejudice overcame juds.
ment-
nasiey. the center fielder for the
rstlroaders. played the star fielding
game Of the day. lie covered large
territory and nailed everything that
came nesr him. lie ~ss also strong
NJ the hat
Lamar has now taken the seasons
ssrics from all other teams In the
league. The fence busters have won
four out Of seven from Rocky Ford.
five out Of seven from Las Animas.
and four out Of six from La Junta.
The combined noise 81 the fans ana
fAnnetsss. the auto horns. and the
hand seemed 70 get STAIRS goat. n
the second eame the score vas 80 onc
sided that the fans relasscd into :
stisnce and Starr did much besscr.
Ths vsessas shsrksy. made txo
sparkling catches In right field e
tlmes uhea The basss we're loaded
and ~ error would have beeh dlsas.
tsous. Ne was unfoessnase st The
eas. bsias Unable 70 score his usual
~.
A. ~ e,ass Of ths sssss game scns
80 asneuaesl thas Las Aaimss hsl
dsesaesd nseky rssd. asl shees VEN
Aouis = ~ fFea ~ ssovd. i.Asss
~ seoost vas eoaesn11clsd and osly
~ = Ssasa Rlassn eesll GET {
su11e ~ = ~ nsUs.
= q oe1ahss. ~ I've Dvs(e6
boo1eaeo. uGo1Doo ~ onnss ~
|onvo ~ 0noGI Gun1hoeleo q ar11'
e01l1o - ~ ~ ~ q - 3.
- ~ = ~ yooga ~ 1ooha6
- ~ eogoeulv ~ bsAlol T.
l1.1o - 11llsu11 - ~ svoe lh1
( !! - :! 8 J :. 60 -
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

Official Standing.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

H sAsvs1 h1isalk fa1siIies ~ 81
~ ruIss - tkass nns lii11o GSoank
for kieking - ~ - - dscissspa
Buttsfisad. ~ nsw sscoa1 49,.
mas. Diaysd : clsssy gasas. nakias
several difficult stops aal psefeei
tArova He also sAowsd % eoed ~
vantage q ~ bat
Ths tsnpsfnsntal Bad Latelsf ~
on ~ Job again anA caught Aoth
games II fasltjs. ssyIs. Hs alap
took psominsnt part h ~ ran -
ting. Ths only rsason Bsd q ncl
playini With ths highsr-sDs ! -
cause hs Refuses 70 rscogniss shoss
As necessary part Of : bail Dlsysr:s
uniform.
Owing 70 the fact that the L. Jun-
u hail players will have 70 remain In
Lamar after dark Sunday. II is
requestsd that the public stay or
the streets. and that all the ladies
wear heavy wells and form conceal.
ing closks Of Opaque material. The
guilelcss athletes OF the railroad city
must Be projected 1t ali hazards
while they are Our guests- Lamar
Sparks.
Lamar Il nov one game behind
Rocky Ford In the race for the pen
nsnt Should Las Animas brace up
and win IL closing game with the
melon rollers next Sunday while La
mar is trimming La Junta the race
would be lie. and Il would become
necessary TO play an additional game
to decide the championship. While
hoping for the BEST. the fans are not
enthused over the outlook.
Seymour Hail. president OF the
league and boss Of the La Junta club.
was ON the visitors bench and made
himself heard frequently. Ar. Hall
did not like the umpiring. which vas
something entirely different from the
brand handed out By some Of the
lemons he has forced ON Lamar dur
inE the season. He 10 hardly to be
blamed for not recosnising . real
umpire when he sees one.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
aSUBS CRlbE r.
3 TRIBUNE 7! ! $
q WLy $50 0AeeuN IS
ENDORSED At HOME
essh prsss - This Should Convince
Any - jana Css.ssR.

ivy - 0oWeo Sssso&Ws
The pubssc easofssn.sS, Vt . loca.
eilissa V The best psoA Iaat can o.
oguduced. Nonc better. noae ssfo.s.. !.
ean ~ bad. v nsa . usan comcs tot.
vard and testsnss To MS iello~ csti
osae. addresses hts friends ana nc. ...a.
6esA you nay ~ surs ne n thorough.
b eoasineed or be would not Do -.
Tslllax ouss cxpssscncs whsn Il IL Tor
~ Dsblic good h IN act Of kindusss
ohas shoald ~ appreciated. The fol.
1Duiss staaensss stvss by . rssidsnt
q - Juata adds ess moro ~ the
nany cases Of Hone Eadorssmsns
eh(eA ars belas psh,ishsd sbous
0oon's kl1.ey Ps1la. Nod h.
4 1sse ~ Deans kI1osy Pills
~ ~ ooek - lans 80 ehe kS1.
- ose1oo 1gso1ulns.~ eays 4 Z. Mse.
- esDsu1sooa. = ~ nolavlov Ave..
- 41n1A ~Doonio 9lnnsy ~ -,
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(1e1o ~ ~ 49, oonoaalnas
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
Cubs via Pin.l Game On Hosse Lot

The last Arkansas Valley Lsague
game OF the season TO be played ia
Rocky Ford took place last Sunday
when Rocky Ford defeated Las AMI
mas. s to !.
Dulap. twiriing for the Cubs. was
effective. striking out thirteen bats
men and holding the visitors aafe a,
all stages OF the game. Renal. for
the visitors. twiried well. but his
support was ragged at timeA
The closing game OF the season will
be played between the same teams
at Las Animas tomorrow.
The score:
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
fssais

ssmmAsy-Thses bass bits. 1slnes.
starr. I've hase hiss ektnaes. Dasss-
fIsid. n Assies. 2. tAstlss g. nssstlns.
Hasisy. ssasr. v1sss sasp - balls--
~ 1Astlss .. essock est ~ Gst1ss Z.
eaarr. q Dsub1s Doaya nIass - ouess-
slee1 - ceoemAn. eaeeofles nv. y
LITTER. eaessssss h,e oess'sas. Un.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

summary-Three base hita Cavik
Hines. Coleman Lovest. Two base hit
h. Iittier First base on balls, of!
Gordon. 1. Starr. =. Double plays
Hines to Buttsfieid to Coleman. Cor.
don TO Coleman. Umpire. Gaither.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
DR. N. ". BulETTE
PRACTICE LIMITED TO

Diseases oG The Eye. Ear. Nose and
Thsost ard Fitting Glasses.
Suite s:s First National Bank Buiidins
nsssAsses sleo Csasss Avssss
PUEBLO. COLO.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12

Al star Hall Team.
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aour's llnierattbeiluns bon Dlt.
goofput. 81.
9llma Meiiemndsr 8oebnirs u.
anb. an aaibsrinn Meitsmddcr, 40
BEL 167 SUB an Der Siioieite BON
Serrace 9lpenue. In Clifton. 81.
ssrances 1enbort, per Skriff an
WilIiam s. Setter, 81 bel 100 CUB
an Der Rorbieite BON Ribble Roab, in
Clifton Seig9ts, 5000.
gliaabetb Qatprence all Jreberid ..
,yelobaus, II. glnb., Cots 1856 unb 1917
in BART pioce llnterabtEiluns IN
glorpooo, 81.
Ybilip @rdnbin an Sne5 g.. Gran.
bin, Elm ungetbsiItes Snterefe in IL
BEL 124 fsuB an Der gorbleite Der
Court Strabe, 5lpilden Race niO Gin
Strabe, 81.
@ertrube Orenborf II. 9lnb. an
Sroncss @eitsnborf. Cots 154, 155,
1856 unb 157 in Ybilip W. priee's
/. llnternbtfeiluns an Garmalt Stra'
g. 81.
Charles 6. Reiptirt II. anb. all
Stio 9a6monn, Elm breiedises Stud
grunb on Gde Don DELTA unb Yin
ipppb 4penue, 81.
Grace menpsr an Sobn Wlnlon. 2
older Qdnb en- sSorcan Rpab in Seis
lion 16 in Dliami 5ofpnibip, 5000.
glnna gininetr an Oapio 0unean,
Elm 2pt an Der iiibofliden Ssits bon
Wlt. Ntbp Roab. 81.
9(nna Burger an Clifford u. Ho'
binion, 27 5ub an Samilton apenre.
ipsldes Got glo. / IN 8. Burger Z
llnierabtbeiluns lit, (Steuer 50t). 81,
Wincrs y. Cooper oil Wlorgnrel
Diblsben, 5kil BON Cots % unb q
in Wpsrs y. GCoper's llnterdbth.l'
lung an @rssnIss 2lpsnus, (Steiier S5)
81.
aouis greuer an Wartha Sbannon
Got 10 In Belmont aanb glH'h. I'm
.ernbibeilune. 81.
Ularp 6. Rilsp an Wiorris Dunsip
60 BEL 203 5ub an Der Siibieitt Dor
prospect 9lots. 256 SUB oitlid pcr
Sarpep aoenue. 81.
5ilie 9iIbam on Nnna Boeide
so Sub an Der Norbfeiie Don Dapto
no 9lpenue, 300 Sub Dftlid pon gou'
oinoi glpenue. in Weittpopb, 81.
gruIites Don Miami Spipnibip az
Wm. Gtorrp, Got IA in Square 3, II
Niami SOpnibip, S..
O. Senrp Slider on CHARLES y
fSiiter, Got II in W. 9. Roips'
| llnterabtkiluns in SilDerton, 81.
ssames 3. 6oNett on g. Jamsi
Soiiett, % 6ei 50 SUB an Der @eIt
! ieite BON Sell g(penus, 120 5ub nDrb
lid DON 9l.nipop atDsnue, 81.
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SrsnSeisenttnmsAber bertrasxxstx
Gtneinnati. 2. 9es.

sSobn $. Snoblsb an bic Sung
8reipins 60, 5 Sabre pa9t bonn J..
Oesember. 1914, uuf 25 BEL 100 ;5ub
an Der Rorblsits Der Meft 8 Sirabs,
35 SUB 0itlid bon Siaie glpsnus.
Wondtli9e Mietbt SIS.
@ln 6. @iffOrb an bic Sung 9reips
ing Co., 8 Sabre padt bonn 7. Sep.
tember. 1914, auf gigentbum befannt
als 5221 unb 1923 BeBel 9lp:nue, in
Wabiionpills, monatli1e Mietbe, $35.
Sobn s. Strober an bic Sobn
5uud 9rsipiH9 Co.. 2 Sabre pa6t
bonn /. Sftober, 1914, cuff Gigen4bum
ON Der norbpsitlihen gde Der s. uub
Smitb Strabs, moHatli6e Wlistbs.
$500.
qlnbretp 5rant on Carrie Staubib,
5 Sabre gndt pom ]. 9e5smbsr,
1914, auf Gissntbum al Der norbDits
liden @de DON State Apsnue inb
Soutb Strabs. Monatlide Wietbe,
800.
Die Jirit gaptiIf gbur6 an bic 8
Strabe gaptiit Gburd, 78 BEL 131
Sub an Der Sitisits BON W,sleb aOe'
mae, Ill 5ub nDrpli4 Der Gouri
Strabe, 81.
sSobn Snber an german a.ifsr
5beil BON Cots IL. 10 unb IA II
Sophia arllie's llnterabibsiIuns IL
GbsDiot. 81.
l 2sipis s. Rsbbun an Sdcob 8. I'm
ger II. qnb., 40 Eel 213 Sub an bel
glorbfsite bon gleOslanb qtpenue, 30F
SUB 5ftlid BON Rsabins Roab
(Steu.r $2), 81.
2lnna 6rsibbof, per Sberiff az
Musuit 3. &atbmaun, Got 40 II
alein IL. S4rosber's glboition su 81
Bernarb. $1075.
Ratberins Wl. Dfehn on Rober
9pf9upsts, SbsiI pOn Got Z tn RH
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. Grnns.is.ntaama Spystleiex.
Itueingetragen.

ulinnie SiO5 on Blue aib 3. u.
g. Co., $500.
RoIe W. Wurpbp ar Wlt. aoams
9. IL. 6. o.. $500.
Die 9pron airbp RealtD go. on
DO. $4,000.
Die 9. Gtrabe 8apiiii Gbura an
bic Columbia aif. Sni. Co., $1,000.
SaeOb s. llngsr an Wd!ter 6. aos
bib, 5000.
glnbrap aint an Soms .. u. g.
Co., $1,000.
Gitello u. penn an bO.. $1,000.
9luguit 5. e. S:rlebtd an bo..
$500.
qllbsri SO. Sapparb an Soutbern
Sbio Sabings Ban, Co., $4,000.
9leolph gnibotpstp on Court Sas
pings 8anf, $4,000.
sSlcra Sdeinef0bn an bO., $4,000.
sSacpb Sarpep on 2iberaI 8. II. ..
Co.. $500.
Garlotta u. Rnpmonb on CAT
Sire .. u. g. Co., $1250.
oepis G. Wlilsr an Milforb Soms
8. 60. $1,000.
Glen @biiebsab on prcoibsni Ga
pinas 3. u. z. Co., $4,000.
Wsarsoret @itleben an Gnierprii.
| g. u. Co., $4,000.
Wlarearst @iblsbsn on Mpsrs q
Cooper. $500.
George u. Werih ON 5oipn Sal
e. u. g. a., $3.50.
Caroline 8racid an Union Ga
! pinas .. II. z. 60, $4,000.
sgreb. Wation an Walnut 5ius 9
II. g. Co.. $3.50.
Wlcrris 0unstp on W. G. Stlsn'
10, $1,000.
sSreb. Raine dn Gin. Mortinsmeni
| Club 3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
@ttiIgte 5ppotbeteH.
slnna 2tltberr an Soutbern Obil
6. u.,9. Co.. $3.50.
| strbert 2. Sent an bo., $4,000.
| Glisabtib Mias an 2iberal g. u
.. Co., $700.
| Gus. Gtopblet an brighton Ger
mon 8ant Co.. $4,000.
Rate Mrgarrp an Gin. Morfins
mens Club 3. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
@eprgs anapp an aurora 8. u. Q
Co., $500.
Gbas. G6arp,dire an 9Ome 9. ii
g. Co.. $14o0.
4 SaIlie gesenbanner on Resine 20
bring $1,000.
@rats @sap.r an s5rdnt goiplsi
$500.
earl Gibbons an gilmore 8. ii. Q
Co., $500.
Nadrb groberid an Gupreme 8. u
3. 60, $3.50.
penrh Deffrsn an Dapton Strss
8. a., $2850.
Waarb .. Goripin an Goutber
Ohio 6. II. g. Co., $1,000.
5orrn 2lpft on ct. gsrftarb 8. =
.. 81. 60, $500.
Sacpb strplImhnn II. on @ermati
9. u. SO. 3, $4,000.
@iOiea aspinion an 9. GrisbmdI
$1,000,
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Sam. 5siniieirl, an llniOn Supinss
9. Ii. 3. &C., $500.
Ssnrp 3. 9isiisnbed on Beitern
German Banf, S1100.
Wlorp s. 9aiitD an Big Jour ..
II. g. Co.. $500.
8reb. Naine an Serbsrt :. pohouo,
500.
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(SOrtiesuns foIst.)

matum an Sdmorrboiben Ieiben, ipenn
Elm 70 einfa6es, berniiHitises unb rabifales
Wittel, pte anaiefis. In beinem Berei6e IT..
9Daids inb nutIofeu 0ebeimmittelH, unb fese
bid Mot ber Uefabr aus. beinen 1aIl burcb
gefabrlidbe Giufpritiuteen bon aetmitteIn 5ii
pend5IiMuicrII. Whn beoerfe, bab Bebeirp
le6ergef6piir biel fdtlimner NJ, nIs Sdnrorr,
boiben. MnafefiS bnpeeen bot bic wrobe elmer
opGn3iaidbrieeH Grtabrnne beftdnben lino tpirb
bon ben MerSteH aler S4uler emptotIeH. Bro
isis, is Hss psa fsb SsisnSt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-27
WHITMAN GETSGUNS
USED TO SLAY BAFF
District Attorney Ready to Name
GangsterS Implicated in
Death of Poultry Man.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The guns
It'll which Barnet Baff. the poultry
--erchant, was Killed are now in pos
-ession Of District Attorney Whitman.
The two long barreled 3S-caIIbre pis-
oils used by the hired ASA ssins were
elivered to the district attorneys Of
fce by Emil Rettich. father of the
' Hoboken bar tender now held as d
material witness.
The weapons belong to James Moore
and Jake Cohen. Moore is now under
arrest for having assaulted 4. T. Pier
on. Baff's business partner. Cohen,
18th his brother, Joe. known as King
Il the Chicken PuTlers." is III the
-ombs in default of $4,000 bail for
aving inspired the assault.
x is announced unofhcIally that the
.urderers of Baff will be named 60
he grand jury tomorrow. lsidor
witsky. alias "IzZy. the Strons,' ana
ne other will be charged as the main
ctors in the Staying by the district
ter and thug The second man is
ow being trailed in Buffalo by de-
-ctives.
Cohen. the contractor. is charged
iIh being the ruling spirit In the
..uspiracy to get rid OF Baff. and Ret
IN has confessed that il was Cohen
-r no furnished the money to defend
roore ana other gangsteTs. The mes
niger who carried this money was
o ermann Binovitz.
II is expected that the men whom
e grand jury will indict first will be
e actual slayers Of Baff, the chauf-
eur of the murder car. and the two
three men from whose hands the
oney to pay the gunner passed.
he arrest OF all these men has been
-complished or is imminent.
After these have been indicted the
-lorC remote conspirators, Baffs bust
ness rivals who raised the $1,000 mur-
.zr and defense fund. and who decided
o have Baff removed, viii be iuLict-
. and arrested These men higher
ID are said 10 be under strict sur
sillance nov so that none OF them
an escape.
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.GERMAN|C ALLIES
LOSSES 100000
Casualty Lists From Berlin and
Vienna Show Vast Number
of Missing Men.

COPENHAGEN. Dec. 2I.-The Ger
mans casualty lists numbered IOl to los
contain the names OF 3j.SS4 killed.
wounded, and missing officers and men,
bringing the total Prussian losses up to
~. There are 10 be added So Saxon,
s. Wurttemburg and Bavarian, and i3
navy lists. The Bavarian losses are so
heavy that il Is calculated nearly half
their army is out of action.
The German losses to date, including
those not yet published. may ce set
down as about 5000 dead, 10000 miss
ing. and 5000 wounded, making a
total of aboEt :. $1,000.
About o, 600 officers have been kilied
and 3 900 wounded, but only 400 Of
hccrs arc in the list OF missing.
According TO Information from Vienna,
the Austro- Hungarian casualties are
calculated at about $1,000 in officers
and men killed, wounded. and missing.
This would bring the total casualties
for the Gcrmanic allies up 10 100000.
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Cured Els RUPTURE

va badly -uptured While lifting .-G3r...
several year ago. Doctors said nv C1.y
hope u CuIe Wa an operation. Trusses G:l
ul- no GOOD. Finally ! 20; hold Of some
thing that quickly and completely cured ne
Years have passed and the ruDtur. has never
returned, although am doinS hard work a.
= CARPENTER There was M opers ton. 10 lost
;IIue. NJ trouble. / have nothing 70 .rlI.
but will give full information aboutshow ysu
n-s~ ind complete cure without operation.
g -ou write % me. Eugene 81 Pgllsa. Car
ucatcr. "a Marcellus Avenue. aIanasquan.
y J. Better cut out THE notice and snow 1,
% any others who are ruptu-ed-you may
save e. lie o. at least stop tho Iaisery o.
Rupture aid the worr- ana danger O. AL O..
"a .l8r- ACvL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-27
Mail Carrier Frozen
Death on Ice Floe

SHEBCYGAN, Wis. Dec. @,.-After
being aGrifJ tweHty-eignt hours ON an
Ice foe in Lake Huron. New Roberts
made his y ay to shore. Both hands
and feet we're frozen and he is in 4
serious condition from exposure. HIS
companion, Joe White. died on the foe
The men were mail carriers and left
Bois Blanc Island Thursday sfter de-
liVeTlnS the Christmas mail. When
Tart of the way across the straits the
ice broke and the part on which they
were drifted lrt0 Lake Huron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-27

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