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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Mngriffe aut ariegs=
minilter &itdener.
Miaude Sldtter Derlangen
Oirett ieine &eiig=
Sabnr6 rift britiidle ariie in meme
Ebaie.
Sailp Mail siueifelt an 6dbisfeitcn
Gitfleners.
Son alten Niniitern bleiben piclleiht
nnr Isanitb nnb 8rep.

2onb on, 81. Weoi. Cine Der be.
n1erfensperteiten gegleiteri4einln.
gen Der 0tiniiterfriie in @robbritan-
nien lit Der gon5 ploslid)e 8eeinn
BON mebr ODER nlirber beftigen Sei-
tiinesongriffen ouf Selbmorihal
Carl &itdener, ben ariegsntiniiter,
Der 5u 8eginn Deg &rieges oos mili-
t1riid1e 9sbeol bes 0olfes tpar mb
ben oieiclben 3eitlrngen, Ole i'm iest
ungreifen, als ben ein8ieen @tann
be5eidneten, Der fiir oos &riegsmini-
iterilm rpie geifuffen iei. SS5est geben
einige 9ldtter 10 peit, Die militdri-
iden 6dbigfeiten ait6eners in Sroge
au ifefIen. Die 0oilp Mail i6reibt
5irm 9eiipieI, ait6ener peritebe cs
6wor iebr gut, Seere alii5ubringen,
aber feline Sdtigfeit in Siibafrifa,
non ieinen 2eiitungen ais gutter
8eneralitabs6ef ubgeiehen, mo-
rem ourdous nid)t glan5ei1o.
@ott ntoee Dos 2onb bupor belpob=
rem. boB er iid1 in Die mirflid)e Stra-
tegie oieies &rieges einnenge. Sos
@lntt flngt i'm on BOB er boburd,
oob er tros beridiebener 8ornurnpn
itott bo9er grpIoiingronotet mir
S1rapnelle olif Den &riegsIholtplos
ionote, Die er lie i'm 9urenfriee ber-
menoete, ben Sob toilier1oer britifher
SuIhaten perihulo,t bobe. Iogeoen
lpirb Cir SSohn Srend, ilber ben arii.
men 8Iee eeIpbt. glnbere GlGtter
Ipreheu iih -ilber aitd,ener in obnIi-
der @ciie aus. Gie Sines 5lun @ei-
ipiel berlonet, ooB Die Wlinitions.
ienoungen nodl Dem arieesihoi,plas
iofort in onherc Sdnhe geleet mcrbcn.
yto6 onbere SIotter berloneen +
mo flor Githeners &efignotion.
Iie Wtiniiterfriie lit nod nift be-
enbct unb 9lsoilitb orbeitet peiter
on Der Reorganization bes &nbi-
nets. Siher bleiben bon oen olten
@tiniiteru nur Asquitb uno 8rep,
uno iiher fontntt uls neiter9Hann Der
9lrbeiterfiibrer 9lrtbur Senoerion
oIs 9eohfoleer bon Serbert 9ouis
Son,l,el inl Soften bes BrGiioenten
Der Iofalen &eeierlinesbeborbe. 8ei-
tere offi5ielle Wiitteliiingen liegen
icnit nidlt Dor. 0ie preoniiierte
9lrbeiteri9oft lit nit Der ernenning
Scnberions iebr 5llfrieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
&rieg6.
na(6ri(5ten,
(gtad Sdjlnk Der &ebaftipn einse
setrpffen.)

gubopeit. 81. Wtoi. lle6er
Iiniterbom. @uf bte frieaeriiben
Rohridten bon Stolien burh5oeen
uneebeure Tenifei,menee, in einer
potriotii6en Genpnitrotipn Die Stro-
SEN ser ungoriiden Sa,iptftobt unb
brohten Sodriife ouf 0eutihlnnb
urb Die Siirfei, Die 8erbiirbeten Der
Doppelrnonar1ie, aus. Damn ner-
iuhte bic 0tenee bor oen itoficni.
i6en &oninlot cine feinbieliee De
n1onffrotion a., bera1itnlter,. purbe
aber bon Der GoIi5ei baron berbir1.
bert.
Yaris. 81. Woi. Ius &om
miro een1elbet, bob Erins @ictor.
Dos Soupt Der Sortilie gonoporte,
iein 9ruoer 2ouis Iopoleon linb
Irin5 MIpnio bon SortuenI, eir1
gruber bes nerftorbenei1 &ouigs Gar.
log, Ser itolieniihen @rinee ibre
Sienite oneeboter huben.
@ofbineton, n, 81. Mai. @rnI
gerniiorff, Der bentf6e gotfdofter
1T berte bonn nitsfpdrtieen ante IN
Berlin in @enntnis eeiest porben
bab bic benti1en hipIonlotifhen SSsn
tereIen in Sstalien bon Der Shpet;
iibernonmen iDnroeft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Sebt bat IT ftinen arieg.
,8en. 9entid)enfreTer" itort ben
;srieben ieiner 8emeiube.
Haitur in Ban Gits wplIte 30 &riess'
ihiffe eegen Semtif)lanb ienSeu.

Gitp, Wtih.. 81. Wtoi. Sic
8emeinbe Der biefteen borneImcn
Griten Nresbpteriuntiden Stride III
in 5pei 2agern seipulten, Die ft6 bef-
tig befeboen. @rlllb bafiir lit, hob
,Gep." Sbontos 9. Inberion, Der
Goitor, Der elm intinler Srelno bes
nit Der 2uittortto Itntereeaanoer, II
9ei,ti9enfreliers Gilbert Snbhuro
mar. aln Iesten Sonfttag in ieimer
8rcbiet bic @nibingtoner &caierung
ibrer sSriebensltebe ipeeen bci6in,pf-
te. Ueitten in Der 8rebiat oerlicb
ssruu Suion @ilion Snpber, cine
Goliine bes Trdiibenten @ilion, NIT
ibrer Sohter oite1totip bieSir6e uno
ieitber 6oben nod onbere trourirente
DeiteIieoer Der 8emeinoe ,hrcll Ius-
tritt ongefiinbiet.
9ln0erion botte ben Frdlioenter
bciGuIbist, bob er Die rebre bes
2onbes ben, Srieben" opfere, uib er-
fl6rt, Der Tr1iibert batte Die 9tpte
bon 80 &riegsi6iTfen noh OeittIh-
lono iiberbrineen lniien iollen (Sn
pelhem beittiden Sofen bic Sd,iffe
b6tten Dor 9lnfer seben ioae.L bot Der
&ep. 0eutidenfreiier an5lgeben ber-
aelfen. Die Heo.)
Der eeiltlihe Scrr miro Sonnto1
iinb om @rGberihntiidlInestog ieiner
Mnfiinbigllng gel1l1b nod mebr 10
Id)oner 9inse iiber ben &rieg unb bts
Teeierline au iueen boben. Inner
biiratcn 8eriiften 5ufoGge .n:rS ieill
Sbentn lol,ten: ~Gie &a6e lit mein,
ioeen bie ehripiirbisen Der mgIo.
puritoniihen airden."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Seine @nti4eioung
in sSStalien.
&tgiernng iebt aber &ritgsporbe.
rtitmngeu eifrig fort.

3itr @i1tl0illng bon oi,f hieien 8e.
btetsteilcn laStenoen SflulOcn onbpt.
Die Horobeittihe 9lagemcire er-
flort I'M Deiteren SerIol,ie oes @r-
tifels, bob 0eiitidlIonb iein W6glih.
ties getan bo6e, Stalieu 6lr NtoBi-
gi,ne in ieinen .Sorbcrurgen ILL brin-
gen. Der Iestc @eriu6, ben friibe-
rem gunbeseenoifen bapon o5SubnI-
ten. BOB er lid, 6en 6einhen Der 3en-
trolmobte unidIiebe, plir0e ON 10.
Wtoi boburd 9entodt. babCelterrcif-
llneorn peitere grobe Seripred)uh-
gen madtc, Die ser &eidjsfurjIer in
Der 9fei6stogsitellne ON is. Ntot
mitteilte. gtod Dem %erln1f oieler
@erbanolltneen fnHn felr @riinpuh
on Der Satiahe etfpoa onocrn. boB
,Stnlien, mern es gegen 5ic frliDeren
gunbeseenoiien 5u ben@offen ereift.
oes Sreubr1lhs id,u!bi9 iii unS rer-
luhen miro ,erbobtc NtoG)t at &c.
ninnen. Die Dem itoIieniiG)en SnIfc
nit allen moelihen @arortien, frei-
piaig llno obne 8llttpergicbeE onae-
bote1l plIrbe.
II III. 90. Wtai. lle6er 9Saris.
81. @foi. 9ie Sribuno erflGrt, Die
italieltiihe &egieritne babe nod nidlt
beihIoiien, peIde neittrale 0toht er.
iuht lperoen ipirb. Die Sntereiien bon
Stalienern m 9eutihlonb nodl her
&riegserfIorltne nobr5unebmei,, iagt
ober norber, bnB bies Sptnien fcin
mirb.
Berlin, iiber 2onbon Of. 1Poi.
0ie Norgenbl1tter peroffent!iden
lange Seridte iiber Die eeltrigc
Sisuna oes itoIic1,ii6en 9orlon;en-
tes. 9tur menige fniipfe1l boron ord)
rcboftipneIle 8eiprehuneen, bieie
nenieen nobnen uber einen iebr e,lt-
i6iebenen Con on. sic iogen rrrb.
meg, Stnlie1 bobe om friihcren Sun.
besgenoiien &errot beganeen.
9onoon, 81. 0toi. Ser Gr-
danec telegraph Gn. ipirb pon ibrem
Hontiiheit &nrreiponbenter tclegrn.
pbiert:
rEren1ier Solonbro erIoratc heu.
tc on Wforgen Die llnteri6rift orS
&0nias mir oos Sefret, boS Die birlc.
rnotii6e SSinnu,nit6t Der 9oti9nfter
Seiterreid- llngarrrS uno Selitfh-
lambs beinl 8otifon iuspeitoiert. 9ie
Giplomoten perben ntoreen obrci-
| len"
Buris, 2t. W1ai. Sic 9leence
Sopos beroffentli6t foleenbeGepei6e
aus &pnt:
Der Wteiioeero erfldrt, bob Der
Wtiniiterrut 5niontmentreten miro,
ioboIb belite Der Senot ieiue Sisline
beenbet huben mirb, Gie WliniIter
lpcrben in ihrer Sieune mobrihein-
lid bic Sorm Der 6riegserflorling
eeeen -l1neorn beid)Iie-
BEN"
0oris, 2t. Wtui. Ser R0rti-
| ide &orreiponbent Der Ieence so.
pos melbet, bob Brer1tier Salonbra
i'm Senote beite ben 8efeserit1purf
borgelegt bot, Der eeItern in Der
&onlmer angenomnien tplirbe. Nnit
iogt poraus, bob Der Grttipurf I'M
Sennt einitiinnlig or1eenomn1en tper.
ben miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21

Sfntid)e SandbOOte iebrn
ibre Sdtigfeit
fDrt.
Siesutal Elm irans0iiidler Sdllepp.
neROampfer Sns Cpfcr.
englnno erfldrt bentid)es 9nSarett-
idliff fiir snte Iriis.
sSeil es angeblidl nnr inter Waste
HefusnpsSiernngcn madlte.
slthcn nn0 SunoDn mclocn meitere
Sample in Saronncllcn.
Sie 3abl DER gefnngcncn Jiniien
mGdlit immer ueiter.
Huklanb trDitct iidl nit rieiigcn Ser.
lniten Der 8esner.
sludl Die SdnueiS milf IN Berlin %ur-
itellnngen crbeben.
&egen Der &erienfnng bes 6nnaro-
bompfers Sniitania.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Grnte MIR wenig bt=
iddbigt.
1armer nm @rnno &apibs begriik-
ten ben @etterumif,lag.

9rono 8opibs, Wti6., 81.
M1oi. Sornler. Die beute rnoreen
nod ben Itdbtiidcn Morft fonlen,
Dnren irlfolee oes @etterlIn,idloses
in freitoiger Stiutnung. @dbrenb
Der friiben @eoreenitunber trod,
pormer 8egen berctn unS elm Dar-
mer Siiopinb trieb hos iulgilnitiae
@etter Der letteil panr ,foee meg.
slus ben SarrnOiitriften fommen @e.
ridlte, pono6 S;e fnIte &elle BIC
Grnte MIR pertig 5eidGoigt botie.
penn tie nrd i'm SSomstllm ein pe.
MIG beeiutr1htigt lein nirb. Die
SSeudltiefeit bot erniten 6roiti9o6er,
perbiitet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Gar fnbr in Ofene &tt6t.
ltufall on nener Snternrbnn.Sinie
nerIief mod slimpflifl.

&nIomo5oo W6n., 21. Dtai.
Gls cine beronfnbrcnbe .2iniiteo".
Gar iiber bie nelie S5nterilrbon-2inie
bon @rotb &opibS gegen o9t llbr
in eine offene8ei6e bineinfubr, pur.
ben 5rpei Toiioeiere Iei6t berlest
1tnb o9t orlbere fon1en nit einem
9ur6etnonberriitteln ooron. 9ie
8erlesten poren 9oul gelttteu
bon 8Ininlpea uno Soinuel iSinfeI.
itein bon gllIegon. Sic rpnroen nod
einem SpitaI gebrott, nod 9ebono-
lung Der @unben ober iofort entloi-
len.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Ter ufii5ieGc Serlinsr Seriflt.

9erlin. iibcr 2nnoon. 81. 0fai.
Tos Irntcebuitptquartier ueroifcllt-
Iint folaenben offi5ieaen @erift:
~&eltIider ariegsihauplne:
r9tor0lidl pon gpern grifien for-
biac iron5oiiide Sruppen un'ere
SteIluneeu oitlif pom &onol IN Der
9taflt on. Ger &oinpf bouert fort.
Gin slngrifi, be1i Die gnglanoer
aeitern ipdt obeno iiiolid> BON 9teupe
Gbopenc in Der @egenb Der Ga Gl,in-
que StroBc mod)ten. broh inter un-
ieren Seler 6ulanrmen. 9toroltdl
ron Nrros idloiiCn mir bel 1Sresnp
Elm fcin6lidlsc Slu95eua berltntcr.
Gin meiterr 2lngriff, oen Die
,Srun5oien 9eitern I'M @oloe bon
slillp bcgonnen hottcn. pnr ein WtiB-
crfola umo bradte Den 6einocn, ole
nuh einiGe @eiangenc 5llrildlieBen,
if)pcrc Serlritc elm.
gCeitlider SricgsldlaIplab:
.SSn Der 8cgeno pou Sdatpli fam
C. 5u fleineren engagements PIN Der
Tubpia errcid)tc lmicr Sormarid)
oitlih pon &ooubh ole Ortidoft 9e.
iioqulo. nobel mir Deiterc 1900 Sc
fongeilc mnhten Seitlih pom Yti-
loS3oicie imo 3emigola pltrocn Die
93uiieu iiber oen 6htb 3iiriidgctrie-
ben. gScitcr iiiolid lit Der &f
;llm Stiaitanb gefommen Der &eit
iener rlIiiiihen 3ruppen, Die iiiblidl
non 3iemen aeiflngen nuroen. iest
oic ;Slu6t in Ger &ihtuns ouf &onno
tort.
.Silopeitliher &rieasifauplns:
Sic Gage lit unperdnoert. Oeit-
lih bon Ssaroslan purben eeitern 8e-
ionacne genio6t, Die niht nit &c
pchren. iouoern nit eiiernen &niip-
pcln beipaifnet fparen".
&iaa angcblidl BON Sentidlen cr-
ubcrt.
9onoor,2 2t. Ntui. Ser Gain
9ierps miro aus 9openbagen genlel-
oct:
.Gs miro erflGrt, bob Die GciIt.
id1cn &iao nm Golf non &igo, Office,
i'm 9torbneitcn HuBlanos, erobert
hobcu. Gin Eripatberid]t er5oblt
BON ciner Scci6lod)t i'll Der Office. "
(Giuc 9eitdtiglmg oieIer 9to6rif)t lit
nod nift cingctrofien. ober man
peib. oab oic oelitidle 9eDegiing IN
ocn ruiiiidlcn CItlceprouinjcn gegen
Siboli oas bercits erobert luIroe,
lino Higa. beiien GroberiIng MN I'M.
pcrbiIrgt geneloct miro, geridltet
mar Hlum. D. ~
@csen bic @affennnsfn6r ans slmt-
rifa.
9crIin ilber 9onoon. 81. @tni.
CScitcrn abcno bicIt Der @ebruereIn
cine Grotei,ucriomInllug ecacn bic
Iusfuhr pon &riegsnlaterialicn aus
Imerifa. Cine Heiolution nrroe
onaenommen. in Der .,efor5ert iuiro,
hoB man aus Selltihlnno feine StoT-
fe nof Anlerifd ifide. Die bori be-
ionbers brineenb sebruiiht lmerfen.
mic 5um 8eiipicl 6orbitofie. iino oo5
man Die Ginfithr ans Nmerifa dliT
Dos NiinbeituoB heiAranfe. bis Dem
perperfIiten SonbeI Elm Gnbe &C
mont miro.
Der aries sesen Die GniIen.
@ien, iiber 9onbon, 7onneritag,
20 Nfni Der @enprnIitnh nernf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Der aries sesen Die Eniien.

@ien, iiber 2onbon, 3onneritag,
20. 0foi. Der 9eneralitob perof.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21

- Satte bic yiesternns in
@oibinston bic 8affenansfnbr Scr'
boten, 10 uareu bic gaifasiere be,
em1tania uidt in @efabr seraten,
9entide, prpteitiert srsea bc,
idlmGblihen g8affenidader! Yrc.
teitperiammlnns Snmitas, BEN 2?
Nai, in Der Sight 8narb @affen.
halle.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21
Den gserlebnnger erlegfn.

@ronb &npi0s, Dtid).. 81.
Wtoi. Srau Gqis O.. 6lince, Die ge-
ftern bon einen1 Noiioeier5ug Der
Nnn 9lrbor.Gobn berlest murbe,
itorb beiite friib inn 8roinorb-SpitoI
in Alnln. Sic NOR 65 Sabre oIt.
S5br 6S Sbre otter 8otte befinbet ii4
in fritii1ent 3uitonbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-21

- Snriert Gmre GrfGItuns in ei.
nem 3ase = nebnt eiil tiirfiihes
Sab I'M Oriental Sotel. (ans.)
frio.bp
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
OAKLAND NOTES.
IIteIns for this department may be
phoned to 1918 or State Journal office

The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Win One class
of the Oakland NJ. E. church which
was to have been held Thursday after
noon has been postponed one month.
L. L. Eastman has returned to his
nome IN Oklahoma, after a short visit
with his brother, w. F. Eastman and
family in Wabash avenue.
The ladies of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church are spending the day
there getting the building in readiness
for the dedication service which will
be held next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Neiswinter have
returned to their home in Emporia
after short visit with the Fl. ].
Neiswinter family in Winfield avenue
and other relatives and friends here
The Standard Bearers class of the
Oakland NJ. E. church will hold their
regular monthly business and social
meeting Thursday afternoon at $3.50
at the church
Mrs. William Gooden and Mrs. Will
liam Earl will entertain the members
Oakland Christian church at their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the Gooden home in For
est avenue.
The funeral service of Mr. William
McBryer who died Saturday at his
home in Oakland avenue was held
this afternoon.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Oakland Veteran club was
held last night with Con3rade and Mrs
George Ralstin in Winfield avenue.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Comrade
John Harris: vice president, Comrade
George Rake; secretary, Comrade c.
K Cole, and treasurer. Comrade
Scott Kelsey. The guests were: Com
rade and Mrs. Sam Jones, Comrade
and Mrs Thomas Potter, Comrade and
Mrs. c. R. Cole, Comrade and Mrs
e A Banks, Comrade and Mrs
George Rake, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs.
Minnie Dolstrom, Mrs. H. D. Wood
worth, Miss Gladys Rock. Miss Kath-
ryn Ralstin, Miss Cora Woodwork,
Comrade William Cooper, Comrade
Scott Kelsey and Comrade w. NJ. Van
Cleave, Comrade and Mrs. Ralstin.
The next monthly business meeting
will be held at the Thomas Potter
home in Oakland avenue. Comrade
and Mrs c. r. Cole will give the next
birthday celebration Saturday Janu-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
EAST SIDE NOTES.
Items for this department may be
phoned to 1913 or State Journal office

The East Side w. c. T. u will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. y. Case
1921 East Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Eythe will en-
terrain the members of the Nee Plus
Ultra card club Saturday night
The regular meeting of Topeka
Temple No. 10 Pythian Sisters was
held Monday night in the K. p. hall.
The annual election of officers was
held Most Excellent Chief Mrs
Maude James, Excellent Senior Mrs
Rena Lawson. Excellent Junior Mrs
Martha Powers, manager, Mrs. Dor
othy Sunday; mistress of records and
correspondence, Mrs. Fannie F;usby;
mistress of finance, Mrs Emma Hor-
ton; protector, Mrs. Leila FELTON,:
guard, Mrs. Ella Fletcher; trustees,
Mrs Ora Dodge and Mrs. Susan West
An entertainment followed the secret
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eckert en-
tertained at dinner Saturday at their
home, SCI East Eighth street Mr.
and Mrs. BaIse Stark and children,
Donald and Mary Carolyn, Miss Helen
Holler.
Mrs. Marie Moore. who has been
visiting her son, W. n. Moore and
family in Chicago and daughter. Mrs.
F. E Thompson and family in Kan
sas City the past month, has returned
to her home, 81 East Fourth street.
The Last Side Shunganunga 1ruin-
age board have postponed their
of illness, among the members. The
meeting will be held at 1902 East
Sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Prather, of
Branner street, have returned from
Kansas City, where they spent the
weekend with relatives.
The Woman's Missionary society. of
the Third Presbyterian CHI rch, will
hold their regular monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah
Brown, 309 Klein street
Mrs. Carl Matthews entertained the
members of the Happy Hour club this
afternoon.
Mrs. H. d. Fish will entertain the
members of the Westminster Guild,
of the Third Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at her home in
jefferson street.
The Westminster Circle of the
Third Presbyterian church, will give
their bazaar and entertainment to-
night at the church. The entertain
ment is given by this class of young
ladies to raise funds for a church
pledge they recently made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-07
SANTA FE NOTES.
Items for this department may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal office.

The meeting of the Ladies' Society
to the B. of L. F. and E. which was
to have been held Wednesday after
noon has been postponed a week, the
place of meeting will be with Mrs
w. c. keiser in West Eighth street
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Switchmen's Union,
of North America was held last Fri
in Madison street. Those present
were: Mrs. R. P. Summers, Mrs. Earl
Slaybaugh, Mrs. Frank Deppe, Mrs
George Saunders, Mrs. Bert Finnie
gan, Mrs. George Fleming and Mrs.
Nelson. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Fast
president, Mrs. Nelson; president, Mrs.
R. P. Summers; vice president, Mrs.
Fred Morgan; chaplain. Mrs. Oscar
Carrier; secretary, Mrs. Frank Deppe;
treasurer, Mrs George Flemning;
conductress. Mrs Bert Finner, and
next meeting will be held at the Mel
son home, Friday, December II.
The membership committee Of the
R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. will be served ESQ
supper, tonight the regular monthly
business meeting to follow.
c. Ray knight, of the ticketing de-
partnent, has returned from a short
visit with relatives in Kansas City.
C. L. Brit, of the store department,
and Mrs Brit have returned from a
weekend visit with relatives in En-
poria.
Engineer w. E. Eckert has returned
to Argentine, after a short visit with
relatives here.
The educational classes in penuan-
ship, spelling, mechanical rawing
and airbrake will be held tonight at
the r. R. Y. NJ. c. A
The meeting of the B. of L. r. and
E Lodge No. eos. which was to have
been held last night was post poned
R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. under the direction
of Secretary T. E. Prout viii be held
Wednesday night at the association
building
Engineer Ed Eyler, who runs on
the Atchison motor car, is reported
seriously i'll at his home in Atchison.
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AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

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celved after that hour will be inserted un.
der The heading: ITO Late to Classify.
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STATE BUYISG GOODS
Contracts Involving an Expenditure OF
$500, 900 Are To Be Let at
the Capitol

contracts are being MADE this week
for, six months supplies at all of the
~tate institutions. The work OF letting
the contracts started today in the Of
fjces of the state board of control and
the work will not be finished until the
end of the week
Heads of all Of the state institutions
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are in Topeka to attend the letting and
members of the board of control and
state penal board are also participant
ing in the letting. The contracts with
wholesale houses call for delivery OF
supplies as needed by the several in
situations and total purchases for the
six months period Will amount to
nearly 100000.
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airy % at their home, 23O Oakland
avenue.
Mrs. w. n. Sloan is improving rap
idly from a throat operation which
was performed few days ago.
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Office of the city Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas. December 4, 1915
- q

Office of the city Clerk
Topeka, Kansas. December 4, 1915.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the city Clerk until 0 10 O'clock
a. n Thursday December Q, 1915. for the
furnishing Of one hundred and fifty 15Ol
scant-6 inch, tops. northern white cedar
poles, 80 feet long.
Poles to be delivered on switch at city
electric light plant.
The Board OF Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids, or parts
of bids
TseaLi Eta NJ CovELL. City Clerk,
[First published In The Topeka State
Journal December @. 1851
RESOLVED That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners of the City of Topeka.
Shawnee County. Kansas, deem il neces-
sary for the best interests of said City
that Clay Street from the south line Of
Eighteenth Street to the south line Of
Nineteenth Street I'm said City, be Graded,
curbed with combined curb and gutter aad
paved twenty-s t2Gl feet wide with
asDhaitie concrete on a five 80 inch con-
crete base.
W G. TANDY, Commissioner
/. Eta NJ Coyeli, City Clerk Of the City
Of Topeka, Kansas. do hereby certify that
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the above and foregoing is a true and cor
rect COPY of the original resolution now
fSeai.I ETA NJ. CovELL, City Clerk.
Thirst published in The Topeka state
journal, December 4, 1911
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners of the City OF Topeka,
Shawnee County, Kansas, deem II necessary
for the best interests of said city that
Tenth avenue to the north line of Huntoon
Street in said City, be graded, curbed with
combined curb and gutter, ana paved
crete on a five (5) inch concrete base, the
curb to be omitted where IL Is already com
w. G. TANDY Commissioner.
l. Eta NJ. Covell, City Clerk of the City
of Topeka Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy of the original resolution now
on file In my office.
ISeal.j ETA NJ CovELL. City Clerk.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fraternity pin, cross shape, initial
J. c. S on back. either in Warren NJ
Crosby or Crosby Bros store or between
the two stores Phone 775. Reward.
LOST-Tuesday morning 3rd st. be-
tween Tyler and Avenue. hand bag con
tanning keys and other valuables. Reward
New Model cafe, 323 Kansas ave.
FOUND-Fur muff, left at Fraser Bros
Owner may identify and claim it by
paying for this advertisement
LOST-A gold watch fob, initials f. NJ.
w. Finder leave at 701 Branner. A
liberal reward.
LOST-Monday afternoon door key in gas
office. Phone 44S7 White.