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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
SOLDIERS SHOOT
SICK DOG; STRIKERS
THINK War IS ON

The shooting Of sick dog By mi.
liliamcn at Dc, wind late yesterday
was the origin of the ridiculous story
ssat to Dcnver from union head
quarters last night. that a pitched
battle between military guards and
str1krrs was being was.d along Der
wind canon. Governor Aminons re-
es,vsd reports Of the alleged battl.
and the state editors Of Deuvcr news
papers kept their local correspond
ecss busy for several hours invesii-
gatins the mythical conflict.
The report Of the shots that
brought death TO the suffering canine
wore heard at tn. Ludlow tent col
ony and some imaginative individu.
al At once notified the Denver head
quarters Of the union that merry
war Was rasing. Tho wish was
doubtless father Of the thought.
A. night drew on apace, AZ the
poets say. the reports sent out suited
that several had been killed and
many wounded. by midnight tho
kulcheY and canons were filling ny
with dead soldiers and blood wal
coming down the srroyas in torrents.
according to the union press agents,
but all was still. as = matter OF fact
and under the twinkling stars lay
the deceased dog. the innocent cause
OF oil the excitement.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
UNION ATTORNEY
HERE; WILL
DEFEND ALL
STRIKERS

| Attorney Horace y. Hawkins, Of
beaver. head counsel OF the i'ni,-i
siins Workers Of Aa.rlea. Aao viii
personally conduct the defense of tbs,
hvn charged with ,h- murder al
iain. guards near Ia Na,a aud alh-E
un'onisis Io b- tried Tor criminal .s-
f-hs-s In III" district rour,, arrived
her" today. Hawkins Mas in ssnsal-
taiioh fsa = long time this morning
with Attorney ,. ". Clark aud iasS.
conferred With Judge Aisoe ale Nom
d, ii,ashion. li- also paid his ss.-
ss,-.ss io General Chase aud Miiila%
s-cr.aarf 4, ". faiNhIia. sho az
rived this morning.
Hawkins. ~h-a tn,-ryi.s.a. DE-
ciss-d that his visit h-f- ks. ao
particular significance lie said n.
"a. nat hers ,a ait-ad any in-~,ias
os .oaf-s-ac- - aniontsss aai that
bis sisIs has nothing ss aa ~i,h the
contemplated return I. the strike
district af Mother JONES' ~ha ~ss
departed by the militia on SUNDAY,
''ff Neither J.u-s' intraaa 10 s.surn
I. the district. I have not b..n AL
,ls~i ~ it, said Mr hawkins
os- a. shs matters asoa, .ai.s
the Mia" worh-fs' .ounse, conferred
sas tho hab~aa sospus proceedings
,nsa'sins miii'sr, prisoners aaA be-
Ing h-ii ia Local tsiis and ~h" a.-
ua'i-r civil Indictment. hawkins
ass-~,, -lsh Juaec Advocate MaIor
isashiaa that the action In has.s.
s"rpas ~"aid ao, b- prvss.d
Attorney Hawkins 4. our es the
h~~s tao~a 'a~srss il the state Aaa
1saises at sh~ .srominrnl ia0 stsu
of Patterson. itirhassa~su ssa Nsvk.
'ss. ~ t~eS-s- lie sss .s~s se.ssnf.
sl~d with former Ssssics e'stsssses
Tor years
Secretary rsircn!id is here sa-,-lr
I" make an infasu,ai iasc.tixaissn Of
sasiuu. matters sar Go,-rnor Ana
a,"as aud spent much ef the 'ias Ia.
day talking -i,h 0~arssi Chase. Nj.
tsischiid had ii,sie 10 say ssf pub.
itca'ina bat declared that tho sos~e.
nor wss w-ii satisfied win tn. pres.
ont situation and the conduct os sail,-
'ary affair. by G-n~sai Chase.
sC.ssssss~A - ssee D.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
sWvtOleR SENT
TO PeNI1EN1AaY

N-~ York. jsa. .-Isnc. bun-
iop smith. ps~.iLeat pt tho issa,n
TO-DAY b. Judge Hunt to .rehs a year
snd a hs,f In tho federal prison As
Atlanta and to psy = fiuc Of ta.ooi
for eoaspiriae to s~,ndlc ,ascssoss
In the stock ot che corporation
through IN. mails. Elmer Huiigamr
sscat Of a subsidiary company. ass
srnicaer,i To two and . half years
Imprisonment and fined StO.too.
Tue government charged that IN
weston. in radio stosk ~-rr .~tadoCsi
out Of a million dollars by tue false
r-,..,s.rp,a,,ous Of the dcfcndanis.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
wilson N ROLE
OF eOO0 ST. NICK

i'ss. ghrisstan. Miss. Jan. -
Ps-.i,i-a, Wilson to-day demonstrated
hi. foadass. tor ct,iidEvn ht a~-usns
Ing the role Of . b-ias-d santa
ciaa. ami dist ssihs,ins DoSss of San
dy ss the soaaxsS~ss sls'ax the s"'i,-
fsoa, the G.stpors Golf i.inks. s,a.-
sonaise a-sr lh- tsusia~at has uaA'l~
3sgm fri~asis uila the sb.ldI-n. ~Au
aaiis ria To their !suns ss,'-s &.
Was- greetings to hius
TodA, shus- s-ss many -Apsr.s
sjoes Of delighted surprise al hossr-
ajosx the nay whcs the sta White
Hoss- suiumobiis s'err~i aud So
.srs ~ssstr- man app~asSd al ,hs
dsspss uilh a hox Of eandy uaars his
arm. = present from, the President, ,s
hs. .isti- tsirnd.
The President ~as delighted With
hi. role of santa Claus Whea
sc~s Of AIR. wilson. generosity
s,e~as AMONG ,h~ chtldrcn. u sr-
came kuown msay cs the youngsters
sap 4. no; live aloas the route &"
the foif course were disai'opsntsS'.
They we're promised. however. that
lhey Wusitd mol liz overlooked AMI
that the supply nj candy al the
presidential cottage wss sufficient
to meet all demands.
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STRIKE STILL ON; BUSINESS Is
PARALLEL; OU7RAGES? HORRIBLE

.assmisl-- do~n al the train s4snday
I" ns~-s Neither Jua-s, I've got . pc
hlioa out ao~F ss r-vsil Captait,
asaiih.
Hos 10 s-us campaign for tho
rsrsAd~aer al the inlrsasls Nm al
uhinn progressing. pysak: IN eouss-
s,s aud Germ saa all sh- ins. srr
Hyiss hAri to stir nj. sain-sLin
herr. bsss Hot. you Know. IL ssill Ia
Jail. S~s. shu.r issiAaa ~ss s0s.s.
sas ss- ~i, of sasnuaii,oa aa~ aaa
"ni-~s essss send .naa- supa. tssaL.
~-ti '-- hard rsr~.ra. Th-y ,aoS
ear d. usinttr snn. fssaks s~ad
..,sc mote of ira, it may .ou,S in
hsnaS.
NJ head a.n.~ loa,Shi. frsaAs !
shaii issue ssush~r sssi-sn"as that
''sh- Strike !. l~tax conducted oa
the highest pisa~' eai ,h-s retire
ts-memirs tn- sisaiy 4. jahaas
White. old sops u yoa .rc Mssisst
tell him y. sii ask si.,aI his
zaseaeeii, sesssa his b~>s regards.
tssss. asd lin aad i.oa,- sAy shry
knp~ yoa'sv well. 0und.s,~ tos ssts
lias. ssa svas~ash-r lc ~sss~ often
sss essse the ter up . DU.
foass sae reeu9nisioa.
JOHN.
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CASTRO SENDS
Def TO
VILLA

Ojiaasa. MeAi... Jan lie,
Villa snn,a on with all his forces.
we're ready Tor him" Ma. tn. state
meat io.ia, Of General Castro. so,n-
mshder of III. federal garrison here,
Federal otiissTs are Ia hish spirits
sine. the Withdrawal of the son.,isu-
iionaiists from the i,an.dial. Siein-
i,y of lhs io~n and sr-m eosiiiSnI
Of ins able To r-p-i further attacks
No fighting osrarF-d to-day. al
sh.sah preparations in .s.'-.Isiios
Of . seae~si of ih- battle .onsin'
nssi, Villas army sas sainpei s~V'
-sai miics from ih- ,esn
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
SEEK MOTIVE N
Los ANGELES MURDER

Los Angeles. Cal, Ian. ..--Efor,s
10 establish n nsOtivc FOR the douo'c
murder and suicide which rcsnlicd
in ihc deaths of ". NJ. Melton. a To-
cal attorney. Mrs. Mary Fox ui San
Francisco and the la,tcr's daughter.
Florence. IL years old. In roo'ninE
house here tate last night. proved
futile today. Lodgers In the house
where the tragedy occurred, and the
proprietor of II said that when last
seen alive together. Melton and Mrs.
Cox had appeared to be ON tho best
Of terms. and nothing to indicate a
the five shots which resulted in the
tragedy.
Melton received four wound. any
one of which would have proven fat
al, while Mrs Cox was shot but once.
and around the wound in her head
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,.ua,e. Tea, c.l.ny. 1917.

Ludlow T-Ss s"t"bNs tvIi
B.as Prank:
Just . s-s itnss io H., Ion kn.N
that the strike h sill on An.: tho
coal a,i iaiss industry completely t,ss.
siiI~'i. Aside fsuaa iosss .oa'- asii
,.ia-~ la tho tstasaaa district ami
an equal nanhrr II tia-rssao soa1'
- that arc ss,ii snsuiss tiii blast.
not a wheel is turning In southern
coiosssso. Thar ems, t.u refer 10
aissas 900 m-a b~iax .hirrea In ant
saine Z" ~usk - osly saoia.r "a- ri
thu.- .ahssis at The -osp"fa'tnu
rrv~~ rh-s- only SIS savn. - s0a
s-- ii.-s- i. noshisS ia IN. s-pst,.
Nm .-aaias yo.. rsaaA. q e"py of
sh. Express, which e,sc. = truthful
rag. L~si-sras-.i BY G.a.rai Char,
saa sh- n,,i,sia. S"a will assr sasi
shr--, .aai nsia-ss ~sr- captured sy
thr military ansi's'stises aud sash-ss
Al ih- stake. The lsssr n'iavs. ~es-
.utni-ril-d 'o lug ID. -uod aud
,aash The match and fsrsca ss s.ax
'ies Timv- While b~isS iec'r-ssisa.
Hesssss~. fvssk.
isat ~~ aud Isasmis ksr~as ssa
Frank Mia~s arr ssvsssiesiis' u.
Anash-r AisurioGs outrage saoA
plAr- herr Yesterday. A iieu'-aaas
and = captain srcs~,-.i = striker aud
asked him " he had any ch-~in' to-
bs.ra. They Threatened the striker
With death II he did ~, produce
ssd honest. Frank--~hCa the siriA.
-r handed "sii 4. e-as ping the
lieui-aaas hit off a cauns aai
raised II oa to- the raptstu and ~hru
they banded II back shrs- ~ss only
= cent. worth lott. Nc hasc moth
fled Ammons of this Incident and
have wired heating to start = ""n'
sr->-,ensi Investigation.
Well. sir. Frank. ~r ~-rr eosa.
uTIlCu 10 suuuN w "uFs sfSesS"s
outrage last wr"k when General
Chase searched me Ludlow co'ons.
Now. 3ou know iha, ~" never Keep
aay firearms or ammunition al thc
colony. Well. tncf searched AMI
found about seventy five sun.. most
Of ,hcm hicG-pow-r rifles. Thc-",
sou know. were weapons Ne simply
kept about camp as . protccton
from burglars aud prairie dogs.
Yes. it's iru" that the men are DE-
y-r,tn' and suins back To work.
Frank. hut tts only to earn 'itt'r
money for fireworks next Fourth OF
Iu,y. They're all union men. Frank
Tics. hundreds that came from
prnnsyivaia and Illinois and other
states arc simply GU, here to get rid
of asthma.
Y.s. Frank. they had u reception
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
WOMEN pEnocRArs MEET

Washin.,ou. d. G. Jan. WIN
her election TO thu pscsI'lcnc! pFao-
sicsiiy assured by an unusual large
number of pledged votes. Mr.. VIII
lisn, A. Cullol. wife of Rcprcr'n.
tatiSc cuilop. Of indiana. and acting
head OF tho Womcn's National Demo
cratic League. called the iCaan, to
order here today In It's sccona an.
uupi convention. More than 80"
delegates representing every wo.
man. organization affiliated with
the Democratic party IN the United
States r. IN attendance.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Psgas,.x Near San Luis Pe.o.,

WssbtnstSn. Jsp. s--i-as" oiIi-
.lsl dispatches i"-iay from Tsmpiso
usasssit apparently reliable reports
Of serious flsh'ias ia the ,irini,y. at
Casde sss and ssa t.a.s t.iasi s'rom
sAiliiia ali Communication 10 The
sn,sh hs. sS-a interrupted .iac. IN.
s-mb~s 80, s'aai in ss.sill. Is ran-
aias los The sun,ssa, Noski.~h h
has l.n Ea.9n-Sia sas Masallas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Bis F|NAEaERs
URGE LARGE
EASTERN
DIST.

New York. Jeu. ..-neApite thG
abpsssss oissiiiOu Of secretary Nc
A1oo u the treasury department and
ss-resasy tiOassos Of the depart.
neat Ut agriculture to the proposal
Ut NeW York hsnk~ss for the eslaD.
iislitncai here Of regional bssk al
~ osssslsdowisS sisr. the ~iins>seA
uh0 Ap-paFea al snsisf's hcasisxs os
The federal r~srsvs usssstsait0a in.
.isseA sisaosl ussahsoasi, that such
. bank vss sercsssr..
fYus, III. lost list Ut N-~ York 4
naAneicss uho have appeared t~.
fore the ronsIs.lsrv. Oe- conspicuous
asas~ wss nj 'ss.
II vas ih.; os 0-oss. r, i'asvs.
~e" vas i,s7hAvs sh~ eiosr>s A.~o.
eisls Of the older }, =. Morgan sn.,
~so y . director Of s.ovv ,aspustAn'
cosp0ealtoas tran sss other niss In
the eo0asss. Nj tiskrs's public ss-
;sarsae~s nAs~ seva rare aad ia-
stead of eomisx before The so@mis,
Tor In prssos be sss svpsu.rnisa lo.
dsy my his 100. George =. tiakes. Jr .
slss pe~tdcss Of tho fiss, Naisossi
'soak. os shseh hi. father ~ iar
h<sa .
Ns. ttskrf sided rnspiisiscAiss
with the sasiOsity Ut bis pt-ss-ss~sss.
SeSos~ the eosnp,iisrvs
TIT" Eastern district. ssia s~
''sao'siS i~ ~ iasxS =. il souia ~
sasss. is .oa,vi, ~i,a the s-auis-.
acss Of nsssiss ssxn, a,s'rt.s,
.i0 sus khoS thai NY sssaxrssiaa
oanls With tosslss favor. ''us u
weA1d se s''sses 10 have the New
Yask district isciuae Ns~ sasissS
-r.A 90 tAs ses.,sA s.sy .. sssiaas
lSsssssrgb.'
TIE wtsasss sn.ssits~.i . iiel ot
-ixh, district. ~ns-h b. said hv
sstd h- weuid favor " II we're d'r,d.
I'd 10 aisisa- tho susta~ssI Into i~d
or ssos~ dis,r,s,ss In lhis s~ras he
would have the Ne~ Work district
restricted Z" N-~ York. Ccsescs,.i'
saJ aorshcsa New Irs~.y.
Charles Sasias. vice president OF
the Guaranty Tv,ssl eosupsay Of Ncs
FORK district include New Ensisrd
regional hank .u.tieicas,y iatsr IL
-src for the business winch natural.
" cou,r> In this dirvctson. h- br.
lirved that IL rrvat~ surh . hank
this district shouid iarludc Nr~
York. New Easlsnd AMI po~,"is
New JCrs~y.
Wssi,iaSSon. Jan. :.--Appl,ea,,os,
from i:s bsnks. sraicrc.i through
~, the coaatr, To cater the new
currency syslcn.. have bccu received
nj the trsssur, department wp ts
tho prcscui tiir-. A majority of th'
applications arc from cestcrn ans
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
UNIONS PRESENT
CASE TO GOVERNOR

hnnfht0hs MICH. Jaus ss-"Gahs
isra iai-sr hsa its innins Today IN
III. Investigation which Gos-saos
W",-sss,dx- y. Ferris Is making Int.
sirk- .f ..ps-s miners N roEta.r-,
M,.hissh
lion II Miners and many al tho m-n
on strike ssi~essd to sPs--ar ''-tor-
the soN-sasr aud i-ii their s-rsioa.
u the pseinasr s'russi-s
Sanitary ami housing conditions
sa.sns sh- .'osktaisusra at the coz.
l-s s.anifs srs- bseashs 4. Gas.
.,ass f,,Isis sslraiioa Ia further.
sasr of his Inquiry into tho miners
strike. .~a-saii,. h" - ~ told. sieh
susiistoas ale ef rather hish xtsag.
the chief difsieslss at sssstai service
~osLrss hsiax To psrsaan~ the ~Ncs
81 sssrsxsen so sspe. ~tsl Am~vs.
essA sosssssse srsy.dAy prvrasssoss.
Mssa cisssr~ jossA. SECRETARY os
IN. Csiun,~s A.snr,ss,oa Charities.
AMI Ms.~ ii-ast-ssA iiotf-a''-eI-s. =
ti.lstus aassc for tho ast,-sua'rsvn.
js.ia .a.eicty answered the governor
que., Iona Th-y sAtd the n,setar
sasarsai-. had aissss sr-n iis'. raj
Contributors To- t'~nrscl.as ~ofs.
SUD Mi.. Jpac~ added that last ntzht
william RicAar,i. president "f the
Calumet LEGAL ot tho Western t-d-r.
sssoa of Miners. had otf-s--i To co.
o,~rai- in relieving AM ss.~. uf dis
trc.s brought to his s''rnison.
Mt.. Jones ss,a suo ease. han
,,ccn listed in the files of hrr oesan-
tsaiisa siacc Il hcean ~ot. In No.
v.n,i,cr. ispS. and that shr had per-
.onsiiy visited sc,caty.fts. homes
jus, b-sos. Christmas this winter.
The charity workers told the gov
C,u.r that women who had tried
to assist the otttsrns' relief commit
,c. in d,spc.iae Of $4,000 to fam
!,irs bcscavcs' by the Italian hall dis
sa,cr. had told them that strikers
families were no, allowed to acccr.
cid from that source. The governor
indicated that he would scnk an In
,.ry,.~ with somc Of these women
later. II was because of this "ond'-
itou. largely that the deportation OF
Charles ". Meyer resulted.
The most extended session Of tn"
governors inquiry was set for late
today with representatives OF the
rnion. The men who are to present
,hs, side Of the controversy spent
the morning preparing their case.
IL was expected that at least ak
houra would be consumed In pre-
Asnting it
six carloads Of non-union mcn ar
rived in the district today from De-
troit. On" car wass cnt to the Isl.
Roya,c mine and It was under stood
,ba, the others were dssincd Tor the
Ahmcck mine.
Chicago. Jan. ,.-Charl.s ". Moy-
sr, president of the Western Fed"ra-
tiop Of Miners. is anxious to return
10 Caluet, Mich. before HoVornor
Ferris completes his Investigations
and said today tina, ne would en-
denyor to MIKE the trip by the emu
Of this week.
Sic sat up today and presided NJ
n meeting Of his official advisers.
L'Ansc. Mich, Jan. 7.-Disclosurc
of the fact that stick OF dynamite
had been discovered in the building
where the prosecuting attorney mas
his office, caused a sensation here
Csatoausd - 0aSe -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
THE WEATHER
l2l0S0RnacAl Rall1 SAYS

TIL i.sn may b.
aishti.r tn u u
tn sword. but
~ a ar ltoa kh .
tons biz s,ors''
has gu, rni both
bsa, ~" I.-n
lssakin all DAY
fer sum irsai
precedent fog il
la, ! san, fihi
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Hrey,a Decree on PAPER Money.

M@sir. Ci,}s Iahs s-rtsctiesiiF
ali iL- psp-F moa-s -Nsstias in MpS-
IT," ~s. forced "a circulation isjaS
b. deere. sssasa .F Provisional
rscsiisas Hu.f'a. ,aasins the bills
Of ali state t-~aks LEGAL tender and
sts-cisy Ing ~ obligatory ;hvlF aes-3s-
ane- sus sii "a, m-a,.
The Inability q" float th- bills Of
state hank. outside at the stale. III
Nhis. tl~s aaS~ L-~n issu-si aud thu
limited volume at bills o' the Nation.
nj bsnA aud os the Hank at tSasisn
ana N~sico. has brought ain~,s .us+
ait ios aims-si af financial crisis
The sus'~ms'sior "s the nss.-s ss 'hr
stat. ls.nks IL to be- sasrantssa ~
= fneL .rb.~rsbod hS sh~ hsnt. s.-
>s,inr Them. Tho suad viii be r-xn.
lated sS commission
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07

tS>-
Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight fair: colder north Ilog-
tion: Thursday lair,
Yesterdays Temperatures.
MaAimun,' 60. ..- -, 90, .., 50
Mihihau1i .rs -r- sr- .s- -
Mean r-s - sss rsessr ~
M ps-sipiiation. pau cloudy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Lad. Cssfesraee sa,,stsesssy.

NosHtHHUHs '"H6 -"S'ENi@
here have i.ara-d sha, i'f-.i,l-at
Wilson regard. hia recent conference
with Icha Lind ss very aattsisciass
sad that iss prime puspe.s 4" uaf.ld
the Pu..;da.,. plans aaJ purposes
toward Mexico ~vrc clearly than
eould have beca dsar by long die.
T,ossopo>A - OoRe ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07

L'Ansc. Mich, Jan. 7.--Disciosurc
of the fact that stick OF dynamite
Ind been discovered in the building
where the prosecuting attorney mas
hi. office. caused a sensation here
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07
Yesterdays Temperatures

M precipitation. past cloudy,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-07

C..saessa .. ssse ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-31
LEGAL.

AEN1A1k
SOLDIER ToWNsaR EoTs.
Frank f' Schiipert. Chicase Hts. ADD.
Kansas Ave. Lot s. sa4o.
= Topeka TOWNSHIP LOTS.
H Tops at : Ri Lot S. s Sup to Arlington
TOPEKA kaiiw.y c.. Sup. to Arlington
Hts. blk: :. Lot ~. SOC:
cooh1 H ST. st,p Sis Eos ; H'' ADD
Is. Is. Il. IS n q. s. q. M7s.
Lot. G:1 f. e. IS. sse a s. u W.
N. F. CARRIER. Deer Park Add. Antioch
.Washb@n coiisse, Deer Park ADD.
A1 Mssao ss L cs', s. ,o1 Beer Park Add
Antioch St. Lot eS eo4s.
A1 Mssaes g. Ssl s. Seer Park ADD
A. NJ kennedy. East HIM Sub. High
land. blk. A. Lots sae ga; SIS:
ham Ave-. Lots -. q. =. >e.M.
St: Lots . "a. rs. al. No ssa -
Lou 81 g & & e g g. Hsse Adams
Mary J. Short. Highland Park. Penn.
Aye Lots 49, = s. 49, s. ss par. Indian.
Ave. Lots 268. go oil
L Young. Hughes Park Sub. A. Indiana
sserman AVE- sni Iots ' "a. Is. 6. &c 81. sss:
ass9%ss ave- 1ssi ns.. 81 1ESna Place Add
J. d. Myers, Keystone Add. Mimi
Ave, Lots As. "a. s1.ss:
Orleans ST. Lots 81. IS. 2s: 81. N.ss
Jno. B. Williams. Lees Sub. 8. IA It. Of
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS
NOW - the time and this II the place to
ret first class goods at prices that defy
competition. Come and zee me. 0et my
prices and you VIII be convinced Order
Grafton day (llay ~ All work guaranteed.
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MACHINE SHOPS.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-31
ORDINANCE NO. 1890.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
March 81, 1S141
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-31

First published in The Topeka State
Journal Tuesday, March 81, 1871
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-31

LIST OF LANDS. CITY AND TOWN
LOTS FOR DEED. DUE SEPTEM-
BER S, 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20
Beslin Believes SLdU
Tide Is Sfenned

BERLIN (via The Hague), Nov. 90.
Germany expects another defeat OF
the Russians In the eastern theater OF
war.
Although IL still stated In official cir
cles that the fighting in that district
has Lot yet reached a decisive stage,
the present situation Is regarded as
favorable 10 the Germans. General
Won Hindenberg has struck with
heavy force toward Warsaw. Although
the German forces have been reported
no further east than Kutno, the belief
is general here that an advance has
been made beyond that point and that
fighting Is now In progress, possibly
within so miles OF Warsaw. With this
advance engaging the greatest atten-
ton of the Russians, little concern Is
expressed over the invasion OF East
Prussia. The Russians have made but
little Roadway in the region OF Soldan
during the past week. The Germans
still hold a portion OF the Mazurian
lage region.
II Is unoffcially declared that no at.
tempt has been made to assume the
offensive in East Prussia. With the
Russian forces before the Won linden
berg army defeated. however. another
drive may be made In East Prussia to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20
FINDS POSITIONS
FOR FOUR GIRLS
Police Inspector Good Plays New
Role and Wins Much
Gratitude .

Acting Inspector william II. Good
instituted a brand new department in
police headquarters, Friday morning.
and won the gratitude of four dis
couraged young women.
Just why they should have made
their way TO police headquarters,
after many fruitless attempts TO OBJ
tain work. Is not clear TO the police,
but they came-four OF them-thor-
oughly disheartened by repeated dis
appointments.
I'VE have gone everywhere we could
think Of, to try and find employment"
they said. I'VE have been up every
morning at o'clock, and have has
tened downtown to make the rounds
OF the stores. but everywhere We were
told that there was no work to be
had. Can't you do something for us?"
Inspector Good. admiring their Ier-
severance and the resourcefulness
that took them to headquarters as
last resort, decided that something
would have to be done.
He telephoned to big department
store, and stated the case to one of
the managers. The latter was also
by the grit OF IN egirls,
and said that he could use that sort
for clerks. They were all given posi-
tons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20
More Atrocities Are
Alleged By Belgians

LONDON, Nov. 20.--Further charges
OF atrocities committed by the Ger
mans In Belgium. including the allega-
ton that a total OF at least 1850 civil
ians were executed at Tamines. d.
nant and in Belgian Luxembourg. were
made by the Belgian commission In
an additional report made public by
the war bureau today.
Describing the alleged massacres
the report says:
AT Tamines $50 men were collect
ed In front OF the church and shot
down by machine guns; ga houses
were sacked and burned. Many per-
sons. including women and children
were burned In their homes. Others
were shot In the fields while endeav-
oring To escape. The total number or
victims was ESQ.,"
Similar scenes were enacted at Di-
nant. the report declares. More than
700 inhabitants were killed and only
200 houses out Of l.4O0 remain stand
ing
"rhe worst excuses were In the
Belgian province of Luxembourg" the
statement continues. Everywhere the
plundering was systematic and com
plete. Executions en- masse in vari-
Gus villages OF this province alone
totaled 1000. Three thousand houses
were burned. Rape was common. In
most villages the soldiers did not al
lege they were attacked by the popu-
lace. Inhabitants say the only ex-
plicable grounds for the crimes were
that the soldiers were drunk and took
pleasure in infiioting suffering, were
angered by the unexpected resistance
OF the Belgian army or we're under or.
ders for systematic destruction from
their superiors."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
AGAINST 0REN DROPPED

Edwin efen. the chauffeur, arrested
on a~>manslaughter charge, following
the death OF Joseph Ullenbruch. OF
the William Wright CO., victim "
orens' automobile. was dismissed b.
Police Justice Stein, Friday morning,
on RECOMMENDATION Of Assistant Pros
ecutor Heston.
Heston was satisfied that Oren was
not to blame for the accident, which
occurred at Russell-st. and Gratio:-
ave.
Ullenbruch was walking across the
street, reading something. according
to the testimony. when Oren ap-
preached, sounded his horn. and
jammed on the brakes, but the auto
slid along few meet and struck Ul-
lenbruch.
Coroner Burgess. who also made
an investigation. has abandoned his
intention of holding an inquest.