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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

pir, Gin crel6oiicr Gurm SAmci,
Gin 9ieDolutionGr elm 9hltiuuacr, elm
&nidcr, elm @u6ercr, cine Sdmo6
oes gon5eu Golfes, Elm Seiltdn5er,
ein &drncDal, Elm Diem Der balO
platt Gin &anlin elmer, Scr Elm flein
biScbcu Sdom BAT, cin Nicloucnfopf
cin &iir6is, elm 9lntipatriot Elm 2l-
Der, cin @pileptifcr, cin elpig Ser
idnipfter, Elm 9iinOcl 9umpen, ein
Gbienboucr, einSdmierfiuf, Elm ans
Dem @5etto Gntflo6cncr, Elm airhen.
Oiener, Elm @olgenDogel, Elm Gegene-
rirtcr, Elm 9eidnittener, Elm FreuBe,
ein 9hiige6loiener, elmer, Der Oircft
ans Dem 3uDt6ous tonint einSpei-
Gcacder, ciu pcrperier MeniG. citt
1u6crrllloicr. Elm Sdongeiit, ein6dl-
iher, elm &rGbiaer Elm N}orObrens
ncr elmer, Der Die G6olera erilmOeu
Bat elm @ompelmonn, Elm alter Stna-
tier, Elm G6rloier. Elm 9iigner, Elm
Seubler, Elm 56ein6eiIigcr" II. /. ~.
Gie elite 'Ocs 9Ii53oer 9lotteS ent5dlt
nod auOere &oienamen, ole mir ie.
bod aus @riinOeu Oes 9lnitanOeS
nidt mieOergebeu fonnen. 0}on miro
o6er ir6on ans Sen mit1et6cilteu 9ei.
worieu crlennen, OoB 10 Elm iran5o-
iiicbcr @o6lfompf cine 6cr5eririideu-
0e Soc6e lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Sin g3B5a'er 9lott Bat nit @c0ul0
itn0 CSleiB Die iHnliidcn0cn 9ehuor.
tc. NIT meldcn lud6rcnO Der lima
item irau56iiic1cn @o6lpcrioOe Oic
gorlomentS GonOiOotcn 6eoad6t
ulroen, aeianmneIt mo t6cilt lie
mn MS 9olhieiue 5u cinemShimpf-
porter 9erifou alien Sntcrclientcn
NIT. Ser 9orlomcnts GonOiOot lit
ooer 6eiBt
,@efouit, lunrlnliidlig, elm &rctin,
ein 8onomiit elm Snoentnerht Gin
Suocnottc. elm 9et5ru0cr, elm 6rei.
beuter, cin 9uup, Elm 5Iciidlireicr,
r6oditiid, 6cjoblt Elm @eit5miir, cnl
3olo. cine Qirdcnmaus, Elm grbi6i.
tioniit. elm @eflidter, cine aloofe, elm
sofo6iner, elm Stiid lluidIitt, Elm
@cnnidu6. elm @}oroer, elm Gren.
iulilt, elm glnti GreDiuiiit elm Gro.
biaf Gin Spion Elm ladirtcr gliic,
elm gonfcrottircr, Gin Sicpublfoncr,
Elm gIbionionuuler, Elm Siot6ihwon5,
Elm Spb6ubc, elm Gbriciacuacictt,
elm alumpilB, elmer Der ium Sim.
mel iiinft. Gin @cinlDlalA, Elm Ban.
oit 9ioticnilciib, Elm EoIititoiicr, cin
g8irrfopi, cin niomcr Snridc, cil
ans Dem Srrcn6ouie Gntipringencr,
Gin SnicIt elm N}arft6elIer, elm 6rei.
malrer Elm aontnllinarO, Elm Gelin.
Quent, Elm Bourgeois, ein @nom, eul
Glcuoer Elm lropt Elm Sdwo5sIer,
ciu Sn0uiiricrittcr, Elm % plus 8
iuo s., elm i6onloier aerl Elm @o.
lecrcnilrailino. elmer, per 9oud Der.
fault Elm 5enotor ein aol6 nit
jluci aopicu, Elm 9lorr ip Der Soga,
cni pcrfriippcltcS @c6irn Elm loiicr.
Batter @ciell, ciu ale6cr, Gin @crr1.
tier cine gcropnle," elm @enoic ser
6renioen, Elm Ertuten6olO, elm @anlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
9ie bentlde g3iISeripradlc.
(Spru4cdc Ocs slao. 0cuti@cn
SprodDcrcinS.)


Sprn6pcrcns)
9luS ocr SbncOc be5ic6cn mir
ricIio6 oen &orrot5 fir unicre 9il.
ccripraMe. @cnn mir Dor Die rcdbtc
SdnlieOc fonimcn 70 mcincn mir Oo-
NIT ooB mir cincn &uuoigcn tinocn
Der 0ie ri6tigc 9luSfunft 9e6cn fann
gfSlpcIen bat ole 9c0cwenomg audi
ocn i6er3Doftcn Sim, OoB mir an
iolbcr StcQe Ocrb obgefertigt mer-
Ocn. gSie in Scr S6nlieoe, 10 ipiclt
ouf in Der Sprocbc oie &oble cine
groBe &oQe. @ic oft iit iic ms be.
biilflih, I'M lcere 9cgrifie onihmt.
lid az moAenl giomcntli6 ibrc cnl.
piin0lib belize @lutb miro gum bGit.
figen @lci6niB fir 0oS llnongcncb.
me. gSolen mir cine Sage be5eic6
nen, 0ie fir lmS lmertrGglidb lit, 10
ecbrauhen mir 0afiir ocn Serglcid.
~Sir lteben ouf gliibcnocn &oblcn.
So6en mir nit cincn unbe0odbtcn
gSort ooer @erf eincn Streit berollf
bcidmoren 10 umihrei6en mir ieinc
%irfung, nomentli6 menn lie ms
Gdooen bringt, nit 0entgSort. ogSir
6oben nit Scr Son0 ms 6cucr &c
idloqcn" SIT ooour6 audi nod lin.
bell lmo Streit entitonoen oonn
beiBt cs: og8ir Daben ms 6euer &c
ploien,~ iueil cs alien 9etbciligtcn
mic Dem S6mieO gebt Wcnn or 10
un6coo6t ms 6cucr bl6it OoB ibm
brcnneuoe &obIenitiide in's @cii9t
fliegen uno i@mer6en0e @uuOen gu
filgcn. llnIcre 9iloeriprodle fennt
ic0od5 nidt nur Die ibdolidc SSir-
flmg ser &oble ionOcrn ou1 ibre
niiBli1e.
Gic Go6le ocr6rennt imS nidt
nlr, ion0crn tic mGrmt ms ai6
Nlit oicier i6rer po6lt5dtigcn @igen-
I6oft Ipielt man alIi cincn lilii9en
Dieni6cn all, mcm cr iid nan Sc
manoes ao6le mGrnlt, mas iagcn
wia, oaB er Slang Stcalmg, Der
mogen. aGmtniiie eineS glnoeren bee
must, Inn einen Gort6eil oOcr cine
@unlt Ooraus 81 gepinnen. Ginen
Id6neren Sinn bat Die 9teocpen-
oung .6eurige aoblen ani Seman-
ocs Saupt lommcln." sic fommt.
Idon in Scr @ibel (9iom. -, 20).
Dor: ,So nm 0cinen 6eino 6ungert,
10 ipcile ion; oiiritct i'm, 10 trGnfc
ibn; mcnn Ou Oas tbult 10 mirlt OIL
icllriQe ao6lcn allf iein Saupt Jam.
mcln." 3u oieien Scrgleid6 BAT
ma6rld6cinlid oie &a6rnc6muug 9ln.
loB geqc6cn, DAB OuS S6amgciii6I
0oS 9llt in Den &opi trci6t ino je
nad ieincr 5tdrfc Die @npiin0MIgI
6cruor6ringt, ais berii6re i'm oeinI
3cucr. ScoeniaaS lit cS cine ic6r
inniac Gc0epenOrmg fiir Die Slilg.
1cit, sic ocn 6einO cntlpoiinct unol
8r Gauf6arfeit pcrpflitbtet, ofit0tm'
lie @oics nit @iteih 0ergilt- alu6'
cine auocre gSirtimg oer &o9Lc, per.
Goud, lit sum Sinn6ilo manher 9e-
griffe geporOen. Nlan iol icine gu-
ten @erfc i'm 0en S6ornitein idrei-
belL no per 9fuB bic S9riit iiber-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

5ic6t lmo iie unii6tbor mobt, oocr
in Oen 9iau6, no iic il6crboupt un-
libtbar blcibt. Gicicr 9lusorud,
Der am meiiten BON @clOpcrlc8cn5ei-
ten gc6rau6t miro, bcOcitet, Dab
man olf sen 9lniprp6 pcr5ibtct, ge-
lic6encS @clO micOer 81 6ctonmen.
Man iic6t, wie Der &oltSwiB an Der
9ilOlmg FOLDER Geocpcuoun0cn be-
tbeiIiNt III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Scpartcmcnt fir NrSicGunn. .
ircnu ocr ScbDrDc Der SdlulsNumminate'
NloNtfuu. ttttn Onfooptfr -Nlnrttftr

baltimore 3. Suni 10 49,,
GcrNcnclic glnocbntc nit Der gluii0rlll 4 W.
poinlo for NoolS for toe department. Of Sou'ocf Vi
lion" uorciiiri an ben 8oaro OF gllultoe ~ ~
baltimore Gim@ meroen bis IA llbr &orih
aas am Nithuud, oeu ~ Suni 19ile I'M 1n, gp
rCdu ocs Srn Mc1nro cjminn, SiaoiHc9l n,s
Tor. &0bh0us, Baltimore. Nio. cni9cAcll Bp
.nonuncn liir ole Siclcrnng bon Siidctll ulI NV
Shul0ommlldrc. .,s,Ae
SpcSiiiuiioncn iino inn @iircnu Der NeQol0'
ocr S6ul @onuliiidre cr0dllim o-oo
sir heqaubiQicr 0bcd ocs Nicicr5 lr S9uSS
aui cine .Glcariua 6onic 9oui" ac6oQcn lr, ll,c
an ben Wiabur mo Sidoirdib bon galilneeta.
sablbar QcuinChi. muB icoem Nnacboi ilr SH
der bciQciiloi icin. H. ,oer
Sas Rccbi miro norbcDdlict, irgcno elH Wv
ale glnQcboic nbSuucicn.
Subn 81. JOdlc, r.
Scfrcidr ocr QcDdroe Der SbulsSomnlllla'''
gclidii0t am g. Nuni 1914.
Spnu g. 0ubcri .-s.
hmoircnbcr grdiiocnt Der Goniralt NcDo'p''
fluuft IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Got6ariue Sdlulnf.

Gs tarb am H. Suni 1914 SatGariHc
Smmnd. 60 Sabre ait acic6ie Saiiin oce pcr'
iior6cncn Nobn 81. SNmud Sic NceroiQnua
Nobnino gir 5il, Huro Central. 9lpcnne, aus
TAFT gciicUnng anl Dem gSreclnqieiisi
,Srcnbpic" (Slni13-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Nliin6ct6 g. Gcippcl.

0S narb am i3. Smi 1914 I'M 25 9cbcilss
iabr 0liiabcl6 e. SciYpcl, qchorcne Nei6cni
bc6cr ptlichic Satin BON Ncinri0 ", Scippcl.
Die Nceroqng tinoct Sienlaa &a6mitioaS
. llhr bonn lrducr6uuic Yir 10, Sho.Niunrues
StyaRc, aus i0it NtilcsunG aul Der nWd.
Nnrmcl NoMclrrn". lNMMlIl IOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

iid, Doupiidc6lid OarunL neil gIme.
rlta nur cine fnrjc Sultlmgci1idte
bat unO 0ie mcilien glmerifaner fiir
oleie ft3e onlerifoniide aulhugc-
idihte ic6r penig Sntcrche 6o6ch
5u ser i'm luugc6cnoen aagcmcineh
adhr nidt 10 SIT iieaen pic cr
ioaic.
Cabin 81 iire6cn, Dab an Steae ci.
ner Dieliad faliben ghlfiaiiitng Ger
moocrucn aultur, 81 ser Dor 9laem
Elm weiierer mo geldliterterer 6rci-
6cit9beoriii ge66rt, cine riAtigere tire.
te, oos bciBt an Der Sorng eincs&ul.
turproblcms orbeiten.
llno oieic glligabe fdat 81 einem
groBen I6eilc oen Geutidomerifo.
ucru 5u oaruuL neil sic Geutibcu,
imgendtct Der mtcr ibnen 6cItcben-
BEN llilOungsunterlbieOe, ols 9l6.
fommlinae eincS dltercn mo fortge-
id5rittcnercn &ulhroolfes, nit Dem
ie, pieacidt itnbcpuBt, immer6in
nod 6iibIung 6a6en florere .mO
mobrcre 9egriiic BON Der cinen melt-
6e6crri6enOcu &ultur bo6en.
Gomit n6er Die Eeutheu nit bel.
icrer 9lilsiidbt ouf @riolg oil Ser SIS.
Jung OieieS gro6lems or6eiten fon-
ncL mlB i6uen ein it0rferes Sin.
beitsbewuBtiein 6eiaebradt pcrOeu
uno 81 Dem GnOe mus Oos iie ollie,
@ebiloete, SoI6ge6iloete lmo lingo
bil0ete, lnni6lieBcn0e 9ono, sic @e.
meinidoit DER Sprobe, iciier onoe-
5ogen perOen.
60 iii Oie @ilege mo bic @r6ol
timg Der Oeuiiden Sprode in Oen
Ser. Stooten fiir Ocn Gin5elneu Elm
9ilOungs Symptom, iiir Die 9lagc-
mein6cit OeS Geutidomerifonert5u.
mes Elm Organizations @ro6lem.
9lber Elm aulturpro6lem lit iie niht.
Gos g9ort ,.SonOerguppe~, mel.
DIES Suloo alf Die Gcutidomerifa-
ner anuenoet tlingt ctipas onitoBig
pcil mon babel all cin 9l6ion0ern
oentt IS iGat ieood Sen Ceuiidl-
9lmeritanern pie Oics ia audb BON
5llOa 5eroorQc0o6cn miro, gar niht
elm, iid n6lon0ern Sli luOucn. lln0
Oorm bat Ous gSort ,SonOcrgriip.
pc" cine re6t barmloic 9eOeutlng.
SD fam iagen 0oB 0ie gauge anne.
ritaniide 9lotiou liH in cine lln5a6l
BON SoOcrgrilppen ouil0it. $50 fam
Don elmer Sonoerguippc Der omeri-
fonibc NiiQiondrc unO @roBfapitu-
liiicu elmer SonocrgrIppe Der Srei.
maurcr, Scr 9Srobi6itioniitcn II. /. 10.
iprec1en. ga, ib foun iuie cs t6ot
iddlih SciienS Oes 0rn 6ulOa &C.
i1ie6t, uiner6ol6 Des Iciti6omcri-
fancrt6ums bon 0cn orei SonOcr-
grippen Der llnaebiIoeten, ser Solb.
aebiIOctcu un0 Der @cbiloeten re0eih
glein, 0arnn yDcrf0rpert iib in ben
Iciltic6ulnerifnncrn feit perlDidelteS
&uliurproblcuL neil lie inner1al6 Ct
ncr ein6eitlid)en g}aiion uc6enbei
Gcmcrft i'll Oicic einbcitlic9e Station
porl1uiig nod inn gScrocn begrifien
notbgcormgcn ols Son0ergrup.
pe oaiic6en.~ Sie iiebcn nibt ols
SonOergruppe ga mo brouc6cn niht
ais Sonoeraruppe oojuite6en, TO-
bern iic iinO elm 6eionocrer intc0ri.
rcnOer 9eiionOtbcil Der in Der 9il-
ouna 6cgriiicucu oncrifaniiden 9la
tion.
gsoS Sr 6lIIoo iiber sic @i6tia-
fcit Der Ocutidcn Siicrotur, Dor gll-
lem ser oeutideu Gidtuna Der
oeuiidldnOiidcu iomo6l uie Der
Oeutidomerifauiidben ocS Oeuii6cn
E6eaters unO oeS ocuti6cn Gereins-
ueiens iogt 1T allies glt lnlo ic6on
pcnn aud nibt neu Sd babe mcbts
6in5u5uiiigen
gSic oie Sran5uien dimpicm.
Sin 93i55u'er 9lott bat nit CScOldO
unN ccIeir 0ie iOntiidrn0cn g}pi,nnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Olorie GOrnclins.

Sc nor6 am H. Suli 1914 Marie 0ornruo,
3s Sabre alt. Satin ocS ocriiQrbcnen gSQlier
0ornclhS uuo Eohtcr bon Sut mo gnld
Snocbe Sic NecroiQnug iroei NlUniaa, glad'
miiinq5 llbr bon ibrcr gSobnnna pr. 3i22,
SitSumbaro Siraic, aus aui oem DNot Samn,
iSric0bOic" iiait (SmuiiiHt5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
@cfnnntmndlnnaem.


10. SUM lVia' n,
Gs miro biernit belanui cc9cben, oaB la,er. M "
Good gcmdB Der am 10. Sunl l9Oe nn'
3cdncicn &eruronuu0 yU. 100. Nbl@n'H ,oi't
gdragrapb ~ (iuic nm a. &0pcnpet isos
ancnbirD nm GrlaumbniB uabgeln0i qaL pqiss
Nnpccn yir. 224 gloro .NollioaO SiidBc' oeo
pobmiDlc 81 beuuben mo 90 s.. w. ln "''
loren on niiallrcn.
4 Is. IS. smb0s,
(Sunii5-ts) Gcbduoe Snlpeilor'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
0irdJlidJc gIn5ciscm.
9inns.Menleinoe.

Goncsoicnii 1915 ser Seiiigc Ge'p
7.ao p. M illustrated Lectures Daniel lne
Prophet
(,Mui1D lHHH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Catherine ynf.

IS faro Gm 49, SunuQil Catherine 9od,
nclohic Satin ccs pcrorb, ,ncH Charles Pod.
Serudno.c mo Urcunoc bcr Suniilic Inn 0d
iunpanpu cingcdocu ocr gCcrniguna hci3ls
mobncH. mtlcDe am Niuniag, oon 10. SUM-. I'M
H3 llbr NuOmiiagS. bon ocr gSnhnnp ibrea
SnbncS Nrn Charles yod yir 32O, ShosGat
hnnn. Sirniic nlia nniiimhci lNnni1 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Nrcicimiofcits. STRIDE.

(Irmn Sirabc) ser
Sonniaa &ormiiiaQ Scr rcldle nm tb
armc Mldln~ Sonnansl0iuc: la3 llpr y,Se"
miiinQs. tAuullo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Qple wcrSe Ia gnraer ber @er. etaaien? St.OO
guaIiIder eprammeIner. er............... $3.50
gn.im.eualllneS, Gnonim Sentmce
Wbrterbnn mlt alnslprnnle ....,..... 45f.
@lct0ubs Sorildlrl.i in 5ebn erieisu a.. 15e.
500 Zito Trempnts Ctr.
(Sep2O,t - ;1&SDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
glaltimpre GcmcterN.
%crmiIdJtc gln5cigcn.

gcuabrrn Gc Nd uOr Grpreinua.
G5clo 6ll iirlli pcicbmdBpcn 8inicn. nui 90'
poibCicn, W0bcl @ianos gSaarcn I'M rd9er'
baus. etc. 0clcbcn. Spre@i nor oocr lUreloi Gl
YDuri 9pnu 81,
Mr. 30S, 9ioro 6ntalu StroBe.
tUMi23 gluQ22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
ecidlcnbcItaficr.
Sanicl @aItun,

2ci1enbcitotter mo Ginbullanirer,
GIG 8cnnipbonio.9lpe.
Gclcpton Wd Sermon 5496.
(gioO2 tS)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

says he has given Cross three deci-
sive trimmings, and that the work is
becoming monotonous.
This leaves the way clear for the
proposed meeting between Rivers
and Ad Wolgast in Milwaukee the
night of Jan, %. Tom Jones, VOL
CASTS manager, agreed to the fight
yesterday, and Joe Levy, acting for
Rivers, wired from Los Angeles that
he was willing to sign.
DR.. w. E. MeanweII of Wisconsin
University athletic staff, is the most
successful basketball coach in the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

Prof. w. z. MeanweII, coach of
champion Wisconsin University bas-
ketbalI team, whose teams have lost
but two games in six years.
country. He never coached a loser.
In six years his teams have lost just
two games.
He coached the Wisconsin UniVer-
sity five to two conference champion
ships. One team lost one game. An
other was, undefeated. -
Before going to Wisconsin DR..
Meanwel coached four teams in Bal
timore. These teams lost one game,
From all over the land coaches
write DR.. Meanwell for help in coach
ing their teams. He is the recognized
authority of the sport,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

DR.. Meanwen has written several
stories for The Day Book, telling how
to train and how to execute the piv-
otal plays of the game. These les
sons, for that's what they are, will
materially aid any team to execute
the plays which have made Dr. Mean
wells fives famous.
The worId-girdling Giants and Sox
stopped off in Brisbane, Australia,
long enough to play ball game yes
terday, the Giants winning, 2 to 1.
The teams Immediately beat it for
Sydney.
Harry 0oelitz, former Oak Park
football and track marvel, expelled
from Mercersburg a few days ago,
will become a student at University
of Illinois. This will gice Coach Zup-
Ike another of his former football
pupils to work with, as Macomber
will be eligible for the eleven next
fall.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
WILL FIGHT HEALTH LAW

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Jan. 3.-"Cupid's
boycott has opened in Wisconsin,
and opposing factors are lined up for
the fight on the "eugenics law" Up
to noon Wednesday $50 licenses had
been issued. Yesterday but one man
had applied and been refused, be-
cause he didn't bring a health certi-
ficate.
Albert Peterson will test the con-
stitutionality of the act by man
damus against the clerk, forcing the
issuance of the license if physicians
refuse to make the examination for
the legal fee of So,
County clerks say the test proVid-
ed for in the law means the Was
serman test and physicians in Wis
consin refuse to make this test for
So. They say it costs three times
that much to make it.
Therefore physicians refuse to is
sue health certificates. A license can't
be obtained without one. To go out
side the state to marry means that
the happy couple cannot return
within year for fear of prosecution.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-22

adopted this morning condemned lot
number 1e5, Liberty street. ve4le's Ad-
dttt0n, a. = nuisance Cnless the own
er. who il unknown. improves the
be there. the work viii be done by the
city and charged against the property.
More provisions for the cannibalistic
boa constructor at the state house. The
provisions. ten-inch garter snake,
was captured wednesday evening by
cat belonging to Frank L. Snow. This
is the second snake that the cat has
captured In the last month The snake
was presented Mrs. b b. Smythe
this morning.
A woman visited the offices of the
Topeka Public Nursing association
leaving returned and reported she had
lost IS bill and two 81 bills. She
did not leave her name. This morning
George Gleissner discovered IS bill
in dust-pan filled with sweepinEs
from the corridor of the city hall
The skull and part Of the antlers OF
what appears to have been an unusual
~ large deer are in the office of W. G..
Tandy, street commissioner. They
were unearthed at a depth of twelve
feet from the surface by workmen dig
gtng the Auburndale sewer They
were found near Ward creek, a thou
sand feet north OF Grove avenue
Secretary ]. C. MohIer Of the state
board of agriculture is in possession of
a very finely developed ear of field
corn which was raised near Auburn
in this county. The notable thing
about the ear is that its tip is filled
with kernels so that no part Of the cob
is exposed There isn't room for an
other kernel on Tie cob," declared Mr..
Mohler.
As the result of .'howls" made by
patrons of the Bell Telephone COM
pany in the vicinity Of North Topeka
owing TO the fact that their telephones
were connected with the rural ex-
change several months ago, their tele-
phones haye been reconnected with the
regular Topeka exchange. The change
IN connections was made Wednesday
afternoon.
The membership committee of the
Central Y. M. C. A. under Dr. w. w.
Yates has made arrangements for a
Halloween party to be given Wednes-
day evening, October 20, from to 10
O'Clock on the fourth floor of the as
ISOLATION building. The friends Of the
association are invited to attendant
that includes the ladies. The program
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-22
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, H0ss,e-Mode
Easily PFeDafea-Ce Costs Very
Little, bat n Prompt. sure
and Elective

BY making this pint of old-time cough
syrup at home you not only save about
81, as compared with the readv-made
kind, but you will also have . much more
prompt and positive remedy in every way.
1t overcomes the usual coughs, throat and
chest colds in "a hours-relieves even
whooping cough quickly-and is excellent,
too, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma,
hoarseness and spasmodic Group.
Get from any drug store 2h ounces of
Pinex TOO cents WORTHY, pour it into 4
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Full directions
with Pinex. Keeps perfectly and tastes
good.
You can feel this take hold of a cough
or cold in q way that means business. IL
quickly loosens the dry, hoarse or pain
full cough and heals the infiamed mem
brsnes. It also has q remarkable effect
in overcoming. the persistent loose cough
BY stopping the formation of phlegm in
the throat and bronchial tubes.
The effect of Pine on the membranes IL
known BY almost every one. Pinex is .
most valuable concentrated compound Of
genuine Norway pine extract combined
with guaiacol and other natural healing
pine elements.
There are many worthless limitations
appointment, ask your druggist for '2H
ounces of Pinex," and do not accept any.
thing else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The Pipex Co, r
Wayne, Ind.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-22
Business Men Praise thu
Honeywell Meetings.
Get.TOgether Movement Organ.
lied by Young Men.
K. 81. Of S. HOLD INITIATION
Robert Holiday, Stabbed, Is
Improving Slowly.
Other News of Interest to North
Shawnee.

East night at the union revival meet
ing Rev, 1. E. Honeywell spoke on BE
Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out =.
..Sin finds you out in your character
said rev Mr. Honeywell. You cannot
tell a lie, you cannot cheat a man IN
business, you cannot wrong man re-
garding his wife, you cannot reao an
impure book, without breeding foui
dfstemper in your moral nature. SIN
finds YOU out in your children. This is
one of the most awful things about SIN.
There are pure. innocent boys and girls
in the homes of our land. today that are
going to be weary and lifelong suner-
ers because of the sins OF their par
ents-
Sin finds you out in your conscience
The whippings of guilty conscience
have heen ghosts to more than one soul.
An accusing conscience Is neil Oh
earth"
A number of persons were turned
away from the doors last night, as the
tabernacle was filled to its capacity.
Here are some of the comments
prominent business men of North 10
peka made in regard to the taoernacie
meetings:
Frank B. Simms: 1T does not require
a close observer to see the wonderful
amount of good accomplished since the
beginning of the tabernacle meetings
A. NJ Petro: THE city will be better
OFF in every way for the Honeywell
meetings"
Frank r. Convict: ANY movement
like the present campaign is a benefit
/ am glad to be able to support it. and
am glad that it is here
Thomas D. Joseph: MY Endorsement
is based on the belief that good is to
come out of evangelistic work. / favor
the meetings heartily
Fred o. Morns: The Honeywell
meetings, by means of thorough organ
ization. excellent music and the force
full way of stating the truth, are work.
ing a world of good in our community"
NJ r. Mitchell, NJ. D.: The plain.
searching, indisputable facts, so ably
presented by Evangelist Honeywell are
sure to be attended with a great uplift
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-22
Ice says AM summa.

St Johns, Oct. 22.-Immense masses
of ice driven to and fro with every
change Of wind, have remained in
Hudson bay throughout the summer
and fall, according to officers Of the
steamer Bonaventure, under charter
to the Canadian government which
just returned from the second Of two
trips this season to Port Nelson The
seasons work at that port, where the
government Is preparing q terminal
for the Hudson Bay railway, II prac-
tically ended and the other steamers
which have carried men and materials
there will leave shortly.