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Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01
First Wool Sale at Redmond.

Redmond The first wool sale ever
held in Redmond occurred Friday, and
about 172,0 900 pounds were Offered.
The top price offered by the buyers
was 204c pound.
There were 10 buyers here, but the
bulk of the wool was bought by Alex
Livingston, of the American Woolen
Mill, of Boston, and Charles H. Green,
of Portland.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01
Seventeen Americans Detained.

Washington, d. c. Ambassador
Page, at London, in q cablegram to
the state department, again called at
tention to carelessness of Americans
in regard to passports. He reported
that so far this month there had been
II cases of Americans arriving at Eng
lish ports without passports or with
out the required evidence attached to
their passports.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01

London.-During the past month II
Americans who have arrived in Liver
pool, on six steamers, have been de-
tanned either for the lack of passports
or for failing to have attached thereto
the photographs of all the members
of their families more than IA years
of age. The cases of all these have
been referred to the home office.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-01

In devoted 10 tho best lntorsstH
Of SPRAY md WHEELER
| COUNTY. Tho liberal patron
aGc Of tho citizens Of this soc.
tlon In respectfully solicited.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

init ib0nen, beIonoer pirtungsDolem
5uiter aus5uftatteu. CUR 3eit DsrDens
bet er, nit fs6r sutem Gffett, einen
cni5iideno ipeihsn hineiii9eH @repe,
Der nit 9lumeu in rei9en uno oobet
penig natiirlihen 5orbentDuen our4s
itidt III.
0ieier Crepe ergiebt Gin ioealss
5uticr fir @el3mdntel, Da es leir9t
BON @elpitt 1T unb iio6 Oenno9 gut
trdst Gr pirb in punoerOolIcn 6Grs
be aombinotionen proou3irt. gum
9eiIpiel: qroBc Sulpen in S9attiruus
gen ron Rot9 unD Braun auf bunfels
blauem @runoe, unb bas iel5e Wuiter
in 9ila, auf einem Sintersruno BON
92oItroib. G9iFTon ii6er Seioc alsNtons
telutter miro our 3eit niht biel yes
nubt Ulan bat geiunocn, Dab, obgleiH
rei3enO, penn gang friI@, IS lsidt oerz
initteri, unD inaniebnlih rirb, uno
RiemonD min iiA Die g(usgobe maiden.
iein Wlanielfuitsr alle paar Wohen gu
erneuern.
Sin anberes U}aterial b1se9en, bas
ais 8utter fir eleganic Wdntsl Isbr
belie6t 1T, 1T @olbenrobs2ltldS. llnies
re srIfe glbbiloung 5eigt einen Wontel
aus Robbenfel, eeFiittert nit roieufars
bigem, goloeuroos2ltlds. Der Waniel
lit in ben Shultern uub in Der Sails
lenlinis dni9lieBsno. lposessu CT ii9
nacb uuien al betrd6tlih erpeitert.
Durh bas elegante 6uttsr 1T er seeigs
net, Iowobl gu Na9mittasstlei0ern,
uis 5u glben6toileiten setro9en 81 ipers
ben. Sn unierer glbbil6ung erl2eint
er nit einem 8leio BON braunem. ges
miirieIien 4ermo,
Sir iuuee Dido9en ober 5rauen Die
tassi5er in Der Office tb0tig Fn6. 1T
oaS in unierer 3iUeiten Q[bbilouno 0ers
oniGaulibte one piece Wlooea eeoad!.
2lls Wlaierial fir OaHelbe Oient mari=
neblouss, aus Seioe unb @oae ass
Diner unO Son3tleiDer Dieies Wins
tets, unb 10 reid bi, ba5u benubteu
Stoffe. baB Die DurhIhnittsfrau, an
Der Sano zines lorgfdltig auseeDdbl-
ten Wuiters iolhe Rleiber Ielber Der
itelen tann, imo lam. bdburd, ooB
iis bas @elo fir bic Rleibermudleriu
ipart, msbrere SOiletten baben fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Qlus oem @eidDe Der Mso0e
mnO Ger @eIeIiiNaft.
q E IN gOri ben Is. Sanuor.

SSn ben Wertit0tten 6rau Mlotes
oebt es nm oieIe 3eit dnBerit geidldftis
81. Die Wlufer5eihner entfalien nsue
rilbriee 96diigteit i'm @ntDsrfen nCls
er Wooene, Die fir bic 8nsorte e.
Giioens beitimmt finb @iele 6rauen,
cie anidbrlin, ben 3ugD0ge!n sleth,
gen Sl0cu fliegeu, ltno bereits n'its
ten in ibren 0ortebruasen ller5n,
menn iic nidt i@on ausgeflCeen iino.
Qbaiid6liA ian9t Balm 5sa4 an,
fcb 3u beleben ebenio Wliduri. Nas
bic NiDiera anbetrifFt. 10 wuroe bon
9ielen Doranseeiost, caB es bort IN
tieIem Sabre lser uno 0os Icln puroe.
@.ism 1nidein mad je6oh eHiiprift
bisle gorausia8c ben S3atiohen nic6t.
Rein 3neifel cs piro rubi9er bort
Sueeben. @ldn3enre 6eitlidtsiten per
ben Dorau5Edilib permie0ea weros~,
oub perben lpe3ieQe 2oilettenzS zS6aus
fglIungen unterblei6eu. 9lber eS giebt
gu biele 5rauen in @uropa uno Ame-
rita, bic fir bic 3i0isra IapdrmeH,
nn0 bic cs moalid5 MAIDEN perSeH EN-
paor WcGen IN BEN 9aHoe 0es soIoe=
Nn Sonnenlfsins 5u3ubriugen
&iHiee punosrbu6i6e WloDslle, Gss
pien, Reofsrn'Ider Original, iinb tn
einem Der borne9miten obesglteliers
oil Der 5iinfien 9lrenus ausseItsllt.
8pei oOer Drsi parsn Don 9ineisnbIauz
& @abarbine, 5pei anbere aus iGpars
5em Sommei. Die @abarNins 3oitiis
me paren in perIdpsnosriibsr Wsiie
earnirt nit 4sl5itreifeu, bos cine nit
Gfunt, oas anbere nit 0er3 (DlinD.
.Sn beioen 6dlen mar Der Rod tur5
unb Der bic 6igur umbulenos Qaletot
lang unb iebr IOle.
@iner Der Wldniel ipies Die neue
Soinenlinie auf. bic Elm Helm psni5
bDber, ais bic normale 1T. Der Wlantsl
par i'm Riidsn in tlsiue Solien se5oz
gen, bic burd einen 9iiegel BON Dii {
sulommen1ebdlten puroen. 0ieier
DiieseI mar iebr feit unO perIie9 Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

unb moberniten Der Saiion. a6er au&
auf bem @ebiete Der Yubmuderei
tommt bisie 6arbe in manuigfader
@eiIe 3ur @erpenouns. Sin ie9r bib
f9ss SOque erresie neuli6 algemeine
Aufmertiamieit. 9as 1elbe mar nit
febr bObsr Rrune gsma9t, oeren Sci
ten BON einesausener faine paren
pdbrenb bic pside arone bon elmer
ountleren S9attirung bon Ianofarbi=
gsmSoHmet mar. Nuills un0 StraltBs
febern bilOeten Die 9arnitur. Id
B an , a,nf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

anoers Mooe se5eitigt, bic apar ni4t
neu, aber pie6er neu eritonbsn lit. Gs
lit Oies, bic n@liIabetb" =6aIs sRiil9e.
nit ibrer 9oppeIreibe bon YliTen.
Sin Streifen bon braunem @biffonz
Sammet bilbet Die Wfitte Des Srdgens,
uno enoet in elmer pei6en S6leiie
ouf elmer Settle, inosm bic @noen iiber
Die S@ultern faasu Inter, DieIer
S6ieiFe miro bic 0alsriiif,s bon apei
CrudtnOpfen felt i'm PloB gsbaltsu.
Dfebrere oieler &rdgen, Die 81 ben
Deri6ieoenen Gleiberu Der SrGeerin
puiieH, iino iebr pertbpol fir Die
@arOerobe uub Tinb lei6t 3u MAIDEN.
m lie nur ipeuig 3eit, ipie audi Ulaz
terial erforOern gDos Defenders fir
lire @erbreitling oerontportli1 Iein
biirfte, tit i6re allgemeine Rleioiomfeit.
Sie p0puldrite 6arbe in Der Nlo0e=
iUelt 1T sur 3sit oie ais Sonbforbe
bslannte, aud aitt gsnannt, bic alt
@ebiete beberrIht. Gleioer, 0i.e,
Dldntel, 9anOi9ube unb bic S6dfie
eleganter Sdube ie6en mir in OieIer
mOOernsn unO 10 beiiebten 6drbs. &dB
es i6r selunsen II, iih in oieIer Sab
res3eit, lpo dugemeiu Ountlere 5arben
beDor3ust perben cinen 10 feiten @loB
gu erobern, ldBt barouf i9lieBen, oab
iie 0ieIen glab nod longe 3eit BE-
6aupten ptro. Son0farbene 9oifiime
nit Stunt o6er auberem ounieln pel5
gorniri, gebOren 5u ben elegantefen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
@ir Splitter.

Mer 1T 70 fol3 ipie pir in bsr
@eIt?
llnisrs S0bne 5ossn binaus ms 5sle'
Sir Eoiier unb Reib, 81 SruB un0
gge9r,
- 0euti9lan6s 9liitbs fir Deutidl'
lanos @6r'
3u itsBn Obsr fallen - iDie's golI
gefdai,
Sober Siinsling Elm Monn, ieoer
Wlann Elm Selo!-
DAB @ott i6nen snd6is fell
- Meiner lit aud babel.
@ir ipifen ale, es muBte ieiu.
ggir trogen's tapfer uno ibiden i'lls
brsin; ~
9lur man9mol - 70 i'm &QriiosFS
a.' os.a.
8leiben ipobl 5pei a ren ltegshl
Wlit glusen, BON bein-.Ysn Sbrans"
Derbrannt.
9ieiGen iie iih bic 3itternbe Sano ~
0a bri6t's aus Der Bruit pie ell
S9rei:
- pN2einsr lit AUDI Oabeir
. 3eit 70 6artl &c 3eit 70 sroB
Mir ale trogsn Oas gIcide 9oos'
Sin ein5gsr @ebonte nit uns gt9t
Sin @lau6e ~ Elm Soften - el'
@ebet:
nSerrgott LAB 9sutf6lanO ni4t per-
Derben.
6ar bos uniere S6bne bluten unO
iterbenl"
6err, bore Der M litter Sdrel'
- WSsiner 1T aud babel
lIno Dor mir itsist's auf - cine Y''
iion:
Sd bore BEN Sturm Der 9loden ltpo~
2rommslpirbel uno 6urraruf
Syn &oien berfintt Der 4o7e 6uf.
Bon Sieeesgelaut Die 9uft erqrQ9nh
sic tommen, Iie fommenl 2orb'sr
oetr0nt,
Bon Subel umbrnuit, pon 6aQ1'"
umnalt.
llno iiber bic 0eutI9en 9anbs l9aAl
Sin einSiger jau93en0er S6rei:
II llno meiner lit aud babel
n 3. Reia'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

miI9tes @epebe. Bon eeniieenb eins
Iabem S9nitt, um DoIltommeu tor
reit fir 0fiices9ra1t 5u Iein, befBi
es troboem cine gentle @lsgan3. Dis
iebr lanse ,8ensn4 3unii, Die nit
Sireifen pon Stunt gornirt 1T, 1T nit
Der 5aiIle in @inem eei4nitten, 10 0aB
bic SoilenIinie burn nidts magtirt
III. Weoer @irtel, nod PaIiepoiliruns
1T Dorbanbeu, lonosrn bic ein5clnen
T6eile laufen BON Der S6ulter Bis
sum Sam bes GleioHngsIiiides. oGns
raenbpel6ellnterbreGung. Die aubers
croentli1e Weiie Der Sunita uuten
herum, giebt ibr beinabe ben Gfiets
cines Maniels
Sine QpeIte bon ipeiBsm &jeorsettes
Crepe tit our9 4rudtnopie 10 arron
oirt, baB Iie Idnea cntierni uro nit
QeiAtieteil, pdH INNER geipiinIdt
bur6 cine friine erIebt perben fam.
60 cinfod in ben Ginien iiuO Die
fyigur etipas eigeuibiimli3 NliIrontis
ifes
2lne HebIegnsWdnte irb Ulooelle
fir aomicri. Sie iiub iparm unO ees
niiQeno loIe. I'm iber cine 0eIcnosrs
bu;iiec 9ail, cher @.ouIc geifaaen 5a
iUer6en Dieter N}ooe aiiniilcr cat cine
QoAiebs 6aiar. Isins Nautsl ylcosas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
SIR ole Aa@e. i

Snnee Sans. fausr {"
Gelee. Bon elmer Iduber sereinisl'"
juneen Sans iuer0en bic aeulen Il = =
bic 6liisel abseI9nitten uno Srsr
un0 Riiden je in 5psi S6eile getqsuS;
Den Ropf, 9als, Wlageu ur0 pDSS
&albsfiiBs iebt man nit @aHer H's
@siBmsinsHig, nu9 @eIHmad aels .
6euer. fiiet etipds Sal5, 2orbeer9l..us.
ter. @epiir3, 3piebeln, gan5en YlS!
fer unb 9itroneni6ale bin5u, oann ym y,
Sans, Die BON Der 8riibe beDedt w
mub, unb ldBt lonsldm to6em bis 1.s =,
6leiT4 pei9 lit. Dieies ioir0 Danil
sinen Steintopf gelegt, Die 9rii9s pm .a
Elm 5odriieb oariiber oesoneiL p'"s
taft, ipiro alles Set entferrt ss nnp p
geuiigeno 8rii6s oor6anoen ieiil w a
bic @dnieitiide 8u beDeden. 2Biro ~:
gegehen uno miB on fii9lcm Srl '''
betpd5rt per0en
Tritan0elIen BON g -
Hell d. Mlan nimmt bas ae5fa's'..
&albfleiI6, badt es ie6r feia . ov''
eibt cs our@ bic 6lsiid6damalalls'.p,,s,
Damn ldBt man Elm gites Siad 2s s,.
ter gelb lper0en, riibrt eiipas gel.ea
men 3pie6od ooer MeiB6roD paH,S
nuD Dermeugt biss nit Dem 6ls'lss,
einigsn @isrn bon oenen has g''21
ihaumig geidlagen miro. en- 2SS,| a,,'
DlustotnuB, Sal3 uuo gegddief ~.
terrific. Dobon mo@s mdN isav II;
miee 5rifarnelen, lpen0gt ne " 4,
unO ocItoBenem 3miebod mio naa. n
oonn in 9elber Butter. 0lon tall',sS ll,S,a.
fie NlaiIc aid iibrig geblie6eas I'm IN
teniauce t6un, poourb Die JI''"
beaen bonn iafiiser iperoeM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

ileibiam lit. 6ibI9e Ma6Geu tra-en
if; 9aar nit bobsm, ipaniihsn Hcms
me Ia @oDo. Sn Oielen GemdIten
Oieies Wleiiters Tin0st man 5Dpen, bic
febr fart al ole &oiffiire ssmabn,n,
iuie is beute Don tonangebenosn 6raus
en- bebor3ugt peroen.
0obe. edge admms in SdilOtr6ten-
SGdale, unit @Oeliteinsn beicbt, RnD
sur 3eit Iebr popular. Disie aGmme
iper0en bintsn am Ropf setragsn unD
ein Helm penis sur Seite. Sn anosrn
6dllen iperbsn flo6e Edmme bon Set
unb Silber an beioen Seiten bes Sop
fes eetrasen 6ier 6aben mir ipieber
bic loie rGbuleta z2ode brett Dor bem
DIR. 9lu9 bisr lit oas Soar 10 tptnig
esipent, baB Is poatommen natiirlib
ousiiebt, uno bic Stirn freiacldhen.
giint iebes Gelibt lam einen Rdbmen
bon 10 itrsgssr 5orm Dertrasen. Sir
Elm @elicbt Oem bic bier3u crEorberli-
den pei1sn 2inien feblen, ilt cs i'm
mer port9ellpdfter, ipenn 1id) opn Der
6oarmoh, Elm paar pin5ige 2Ddtbcn
abloIen uno Iorglos, onfcbeinenD UNI
6sabii1tigt, iiber bic Stirr fallen.
2lu9 fam nidt jeOe 5rau i'm &iiden
bas Saor fell in Die 656, aetdmmt
troeen. Sc tisfsr bos 6oar in ben
Baden fdIlt. nm 10 juseuoli9sr 1T bic
Wirtuna.
Die Nlobe Der boh am Sals iAlies
Benben 8Iouie unO Eoile bat cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

6as, mas ionlt Elm Gleio toiteu ipiirce.
Ycrlsn uno mebrfarbiae Seqains ipiss
len eabei cine groBe Role, ioiUeit bic
@arniiur in 9etraHt tommt, nno ga ?
fig lit cine Saiae cher Elm scu3ss
8leiD p6llie Oomit beloSen.
Sine 9(bsnbtoiletls. bic leic6t IslbIt
aa3uFertigen 1T, isben bic Gciertnnen IN
uulerer briitcn 4bbiI6ung. 9isIsbe
1T aus mutt6laiism WeiDent6bhens
SQTfeta Der Doas BOD 1T elmer Saille
pou etbcrnccn Sequins mil c5suiols
hcm gplc aneeIcbt. lin bic s lie
pinbet Iid) eth breiter, loIer S4drpeus
giiriel pon Der GsiDs, pben eingeiabt
Don elmer 9eibe roia gtoisn. Das
Glcib 1T, pie bi. meiiien A6enotoiIel-
tcl oieier Saiicn aaHj oGuc aermel.
Die aoiffiirc fir 9[6enoloilettsu bat
in Der leBtsn 3eit, etlDas geimpaHtt
QGnserc 8eit mar bic qarple: 6rcie
Stirn unb bic o0liss @5peienbeit
ron ,,ggeaen". DdS mar ungefd6r pom
@pdiIommer al. Stitbem CAB es jes
bod pieosr einen llmi9puns 81 guus
fen leidacr Stranger uno in maaGen
Gallcu iuuI;poler QBeiler,
Scbt bing.gsn trdgi bic Doraesms
Ssrau oas 0Gar Dis0er in iiSegdus eins
fadsm. malerii6en Stil. Der b0ait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Gin en9lifdes 500 Onf
rutmrei6e IS m ben

Wir leicn in Der n9Golic9en yFnr
id,au": Sin intpeDil9er GntosapnnSo nors
ReiIenoer, Der tiir5li9 pon eirer 23os,
iGun9sreiie no6 Sitaiien aules,,s,s
tebrt lit, er8dblt bon Der ggn'D I'm
bah Elm norwegiI@er Seetdpil.n .,',,f -
ersdblt bate, ME CT bon rem ais"ya
benubt ipuroe. Ser &oalmalass,~~ro
&apitdn b. Wliiler lam ielbit al 'oolt.
bes norpegiIGen S6iffes uno la1,,Tls
proDiant taufen. Den 6eianl er. XII ,l.s
Ter, Der pdbrenb Der oan3en 3s.s'.,f,p
genehm unO fein IN feineni glill'',iai
mar. ia9te nun, ob Der Norre9e 'r,,lI
&c aefan9ene Gngldnoer Don knit
6ahr5eus, Oas bic aGnDen" IL
bate. nit iiCb ne5men pollte ga fsis
9li1ttombattdnien poren, anips az
oer &opitdn. oSo, ipenn iie 0'S 'eSap'
p06nIi9en Sa6rpreis soblgn. ian
tan b. Wliner be3ablte, unD ill'n AZ
cine qan5e S9aar @nslono.'sss fer
gorO. Sie naren alle in oenAiV az
Stimmung. ,Dos oeutfde Yf uag
fdlt i6nen," ld@elte b. Nliilel a,k
als bic ,,@mDen~ OabonoaupfS ,farr
ten Fn ale bic friiberen 9rls5sgg d1isp
ocnen an bic 2eelings uno aaS,
Der .@mOen" Elm OrsiTddes a0@
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-23

Brass Beds, regular price. $13.75,
Brass Bed, regular price $500,
81 size Brass Bed, regular price .$2S.5O, S
81 size Brass Bed, regular price .$26.50, S
81 size Brass Bed, regular price $4,000, s
full size Brass Bed, regular price. $4,000, :
full size Brass Bed, regular price. $4,000, s
full size, Brass Bed, regular price $4,000,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-23

SO rolls Linoleum-short lengths
for small kitchen and bathrooms,
as low as % cents. InlaidS as low
as SO cents.
Granite Ingram Carpet, Mills
price price 40 cents; our sale 25e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-23
DARKNESS TO LIGHT.
DIR. CisseIl Speaks of Rise of Common
People to Y. NJ. G. a.

The real romance of history is the
rise of the common people from dark
ness to light, according to DR.. Clyde
c. Cissell, pastor of the First Method
ist church of Chanute, kan, VINO ad-
dressed the meeting of the Y. NJ. c.. A
Current Topic club Monday evening
in Gemmell hall. 1.-The common man
has come into his rightful place in the
world said DIR. Cissell, land the Eu-
ropean war has brought about his
emancipation.
Had the kings in the European
war been put in pen to fight out
their differences the struggle would
have been over long ago.
In his address, DR.. Cissell compared
the conditions of yesterday and today
Yesterday he said, the prime fac
tor in mans life was his belief To-
day it is service.
Cecil Rhodes did not believe in the
perfection of belief but in the perfec-
ton of service. A man may be per
feet in his belief but useless in the
service that he gives the world
DR.. Cissell in his talk touched on
the value of the human race The
value of human life has increased
much he said. THE world has come
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-23
MAKE METHODIST
APPOINTMENTS

CONTINUED from Page One.l
assigned to Hiawatha. There are
nearly 800 ministers in the active list.
The appointments:
Kansas City District.
W. c. Hanson, superintendent
Baldwin circuit, c. O. Brooks
Basehor, c. E. Heaton.
Bonner Springs, NJ. NJ. Eaton.
De Soto, B. w. Hugg.
Edgerton, A. l.. Day
Edwardsville, Lewis II. Kaub.
Eudora, NJ. S. Collins.
Gardner. B. A. SilverthOrne.
Kansas City: Argentine, G. w: Durham !;
Central, E. E. Hollar; Central Avenue, III.
o. Holtner; Grace, f. B. Benson; London
Heights, J. b. Vernon; Mt. Pleasant, e.
M dale Da e. r. Q smifh TnrSer and wesley,
w. c. Heaton; Washington Avenue, X f.
Maclean.
naugh: First III. w. Hargett and Gordon
Leioup, I. S. Warner.
Lenexa. l.. +. Warning.
Michigan Avenue, C. Il. Young; Lansing,
Linwood and Jewett, to be supplied.
McLouth, B. +. Hill.
Monticello, Lynn H. Rupert
OskaIoosa, C. NJ. Hale.
Spring Hill, ID. a. Mccullough.
TOnganoxie and Reno, J. c. Gordon.
Viniand B. F. Rist.
wellsville, J.. J. skinner.
Winchester, S. p. Cullison.
J. d. Bateman, assistant editor Central
Christian Advocate member Washington
H. C. Allen, chaplain Kansas State pen1-
Tertiary, member Lansing quarterly con-
ference.
j. B. Bollman, assistant superintendent
Society for the FriendleSS, member Wash
ingtOn Avenue quarterly conference.
w. a. Crawford, field agent Prison Aid
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-23

Baker university, Baldwin quarterly con-
ference.
H X. Ebright, professor in Baker Uni
versity, member of Baldwin quarterly con-
ference.
f. II. Flickinger, conference evangelist,
member Baldwin quarterly conference.
w. n. Mason, president Baker University,
member Baldwin quarterly conference.
Left without appointment to attend
school: Harry A. Wise and f. g. Lankard,
members Baldwin quarterly conference.
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Bank of Topeka
Has a savings department--Adv.

If it's Devoe it's all you need to
know about paint c. NJ Hill & Son
S26 Kansas avenue.-Adv-
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to the place where we must be ou
brothers keeper
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All wool Ingram Car
pets, the best wool car
pet that can be bought,
and will not fade. Mills
price s5o' our 49e
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IL Off Their Already PAn Unusual Opportunity for You'll

We have made up so rugs in
Administer, Body Brussels and
Saxony. These are made in diff
ferent sizes to use all the mater
ial. We will sell these at one
half what the material cost.
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4-Yard wide LinOIeums, 55 cents per
square yard. Plenty of patterns to select
from Think of the many advantages in
buying Linoleum II feet wide. You can
cover your floor without seam. which
will make your Linoleum wear better and
longer. This is a heavy cork Linolenm
with a highly polished finish. Regular
price 10 cents and 80 cents. Our CO.
Sale Price, per square yard. ...... wv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-21
OFFICERS
of the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives Are Duly
Chosen at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG; Jan. &c. ]. r
Faikenstein, of McKeesport has been
elected reading clerk of the House Of
representa- ttyes over the objection Of
Representative Adams, of Luzerne,
who nominated David Davis, former
secretary of the Allegheny county
Washingt ton party committee. Other
position filled by the House were:
Journal clerk, g. d. Brackney, Of AL
legheny; desk clerk. q. H. Hewitt;
transcrlbing clerk, John H. Negley, Of
Butler, and Joseuh Bowman. Of Erie;
sergeant at arms, s. Y. Mcfarland,
Allegheny; assistant sergeant at
arms, s. L Anderson, Of Westmore-
land, and T. ]. Wilson, of Philadel-
iphia; as chairman and appointed Rep
resentatives Granback, of Philadel-
'pilia, and McCaig, OF Allegheny. mem
bers OF the board OF directors of the
soldiers and sailors home at Erie. 3
The House adjourned until Monday
at a. m. The first business In the
senate yesterday was the. appointment
of officers and employees as follows:
Journal clerk, A. ]. Lyons. OF Erie:
reading clerk, william P. GALLAGHER.
Luzerne; executive clerk, John M.
Flynn, Philadelphia; desk clerk. John
McKeown, Philadelphia; message
clerk, 8. II. Reinoehl, OF Lebanon. I'd
ward Helm, Of Fayette, was appointed
page and John Bird, of Fayette. was
made custodian of the. washroorn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-21
DEEDS
In the Office OF the County
Clerk Hers 70 BE Re
corded by Him,

d. J. Carter and fancy Harrison
commissioner .or Thomas L. Nut
ter and E. B. McDannold, to Edward
B. McDannold, 1 lot, Kelley Mil.
Lucy 81. Wilson to Harry e. Da,
yisson, I lot, Stealey Heights. 3
Union Land Company to James
Jones, 2 lots, Union Heights.
Union Land Company to. Rose
Eakin, 8 lots. Union Hefgha
j.. A. Kfnch to Lloyd w. Garrett
2 lot, East Clarksburg.
Charles G. Coffman, commission:
ser for Thomas L. Nutter and =. b.
Mechanical, to E. B. McDannold, I
lot, Broad Oaks.
Jefferson Robinson to ota A. and
Elsie Pigott. lot, Wallace.
Daisy D. Beithle to George w.
Skinner. lot Salem.
Marion Greynolds to Jesse c. Cor.
der. 90 acres, Union District.
]. B. Romine to j. A. and Ida B.
oldaker, 15 acres. Union district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-21
WARRANTS
Are lssuedsfor Arrest Of Twen.
ty-TWo Deputy Sheriffs for
Shooting Strikers.
tsy ASSOC, .Yrp ,.r.,,

ROOSEVELT, N. j., Jan. 81
Mayor Joseph A. Hermann has
announced that warrants ha,]
been issued for the arrest Of twenty
two deputy sheriffs involved In the
shooting Tuesday Of nineteen
striking laborers at the Lfebig plant
OF the Agricultural Chemical Com
pany. They would be charged with
manslaughter. he said. The men
would be taken into custody al; once,
he added, and MOULD be arraigned
this afternoon before Justice Sedan,
at New Brunswick, the seat, Of Mid
dlesex county. The warrants had
been issued at the instance Of Coun-
ty Prosecutor Florance.
Mayor Hermann declared that he
was going to force the settlement Of
the trouble between the strikers and
their employees to an issue. He said
he had been asked by a, committee Of
strikers to Intervene w:th their em-
ployers for an adjustment Of their
differences. II had $50 Of the
strikers searched for arms directly
after the shooting" he declared,
"and not a single weapon was found
on anyone of them.''