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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
DeffeatIidjer gerfanf.

Der llnter5eibnete mirb auf leiner
Sarm, spiiden Sniss unb 9rafe am
0ieastag, Den Is. Nobember,
besiunenb UNI 8 nbr. Sormittaes, bas
folgenoe betuegliche @tgentbum an Den
Weiitbietenoen %uerfaufen:
4 mules two 3 year and one ! year old;
| horse; l mare lin foal); Is head cattle;
] Durham bull. 2 year old; l Durham
bull cali, 3 mo. old; q sows, one with s
pigs; boar: farm wagon: 2 low wagons;
! binder; l disc harrow; hayrake (self
Dump; 2 section steel harrow: 3 horse
plow; 2 horse cultivator; 2 double shovel
plows; l eight horse power; l cutting
box; lcheck row; l grain drill; / grass
mower: l set wagon harness; / set pillow
harness: 16 to IL tons hay loose or
baled; $500 bundles oats; 700 wheat
bundles; rs shocks corn average 3 to 4
bushels to the shock: l cream separator
unb piele an6ere Mrtitel su sablreid1 lin
aneefiibrt Su merben.
8ebinsuneen: Vile 8etraae bis Al, So
8nar; fir grbBere 8etraae uirb Elm Gre
bit pon II Munate befpiliat, geaen Wp>
te NIT %seniiaenber Sirberbeit. !
Sollte es am g%enannten Gage reanen
Gnoet Der &ertauf am iplaenben Gage
TAFT.
A. F. STEINBECK.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
on Soc Morre lt1ro SamiIie.

pun Soc Morre ltlrb Samilie.
SEQ. Shlottah unb Satin mltr.
ben iiinGIt ourdl Die @ebiirt zines
2 obild)ens be9liift.
Gin groBes 9uidieller riftetc anl
lcttrn Somtag, m0roIidJ bon Orr
Sort, groben Sdaoen all. 9os
6eiier bopegte Iidp in Der Ridtung
nod Canaan 5ll unb 5ertorte alles
auf ieinen 8ege. Nir Del, beroi.
id,en Nlritrengunger ser Sarmer lit
cs al rcrHalrtcn, ha6 nid|t 5ablreide
8obnhaitier. SdIererll. uim. Elm
&aitb Der 6lanmen DurOen. Gs
aiebt leiber nod INNER 5t niele I'M.
poriidtige Mcnidlen.
CHARLES mo @illiam Galeib, bon
Sermnnn, moren bier un6 pobntcr
Der geerNiaung ser mritorbelen
Iron Enleit bci.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
Nene An5eigen
Nanfaanna.

llnieren berslihiten 9nut hermit alien
Racbbarn nno Srennoen fueldle iih. an
laBlidb Der 3ranfbeit uno oes Spoes nm
ieres iunist aeIiebten Sobnes, Srnoers,
unb @nteis.
Glenn. ". Mue6ieer.
bilfreih mnb tbeilnnbmspoa erpieien ba'
ben. 8anS beiDnberer Sanf ben 8abr.
tudbtrdaern nno ben Wdbhen Der Shnb-
fabrit. io,ple audi fur bic 5ablreid1en
biibiden 8lumenipenoen, uno gleiehfals
Serrn Baitpr 8asmann. fiir Die @orte
bee Srpites am @rabe oes gntidblafenen.
Die ~tranernben SirterbIiebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12

Or tennt TIN genau.
gebrer: Sunge, tpenn gu mir Dos
gatet fortidaffit, betummlt bu einen
Siinf5iger BON mir!
Sunse: Selte gum 2sbten, Serr
2ebrer?
rGuftturorr 1915. D.:
Merpen Sic 6euer aud pieber elmer
Suftturprt ouffu6eng
y. doeben gum MiIifGr olsaebos.
benz: Soppbl! Den SdiiBenarabenl
Sriegsbrudfebier fsius
einem Enthusiastically Rad unb md
touroe in Der linten Jlante bic Mir
lung ocs ltarfca rfiiiden @redsS
iGltig. q.
bsebIibt. Sunalina: Mein
5raulein. bari id mid Sbnen pisIz
let6t anidlieben?
Sange Dame: 9l6 @ott, BADEN sic
angit mill Sbnen iemano sitpos
tung
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
6rcber Ball
5amstag 20. NDp,
Webcr's Haue
an Ser Sirft Greet
Sir 9alte @liif uno grfriihuTeen
lit beiters 9eiorgt.
Geo. 6. @eber.

Gnolid 1T audi nnierem alien
Sntel Som, Der cine pabrc gfelsgc.
hnlb OF Den Gag gelegt battc, cs
0od) sir bunt geporhcn ilr0 err bat
outer on England, oas lid ollie ntog.
lid,en Smpertinensen Dem 9e6ulbi.
gen Srtel SamlteI aegeniiber lett
eilrem gallsen Sabre binourh erInitbt
flatte, einet gcrtpeiS in Sorm BON
eincr Note ~aesebcn, in peIdem er
Sie engliIde &egferlmg oaranf mlf.
mcrfiom madt, Dob Nmerfto es
Iebt gerooesu lott bot. iid nrb iei.
rsen SofheI bon Den GnglGnoern
dIfoniren 5t laiien. Diefer Ser.
meis bGtte SnteI Sam Den gneIGn.
Germ Id)on Dor einem Sabre geban
iollerr, alltatt iidy 10 fred uon s(ls
bion auf Der Noie 1erlnntartselt 5t
loiien. @r bdtte booitrd) nift MIR
feline H%eutralitdt hemieien. iorpoern
aitf Die Sntereiien aimieres 8olfes
unb Neiien Sanoelsfeben geipnbrt,
anitott tie Ser brutalen britilhen
@illfilr preis5lpgeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12

Seim Wa6en buutiorDissr
Stidereien 1T Dor alien Dinsen bars
auf 81 adten. baB bas @a1sr nur
lauiparnl. ME beiS lein barf. Cine
anOere 8%eOinsung gum 9uten 8elins
gen lit. OaB nur cine gang miloe Sci.
fe (am beiten bepGbrt fi9 nod INNER
Die betannte Gialieife) perpsnost tpirb,
Die Dor benz 9ebraud in WaFer anfs
3ulDien 1T. auh Diirfen bic seipas
lhenen Sa9en niemalss dussetpruns
gen lissen bleibs1, tie miiiien pielmebr
fld6 auseinOersebreitet, in giiigmais
Ter seipiilt iino iofort an i9ottigsr
STEELE aufgebdnst iperben. Man fam
Die Stidereien aieh 5pifden 2einens
tii6er iegen, I'M ein auslaufen Der
Sarben Sn pertinocrn. sSSn ieoem Sal
biiselt man bic Stidereien balbfeu1t;
bierourd betomnsn fie cine gentle
Steifbeit. Die he lpie nell erfdeinen
!6Bt, Elm 8orSus ben Elm Stdrfemits
tel meiit ni4t bietet. oa man bierbet
itiht 3uptel pes @nten tut nno bic
Gteifbeit fat INNER bus gemiini9te
Dob iiberf9reitet uuo ben Stidereien
haufis Elm initterises. unidDnes gtiss
leben sibt.
8eines, oeitiuirtes @aiier, s,lnl
Erinber uno Fit sittomobiI. 3mefe,
.5a perbaufen IN allen Ai,antitdten.
Ctto gberIin, Sermanat, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12

9utterfrpfe sci Mug
Il gen frifd gu erbalten.
Die fertie belegten Sutterbrpte pads
man 3uiammen in 8uttsrbrotpapier,
billie bann Inn nteic Gin feu9tes Sud-
unb pidls oieies nod einmal in pa
pier elm. Sn oteier 8erpaduns blets
ben Ole Sdnitten minoeitens sinsn
Sag taoellos friih unb appetitli9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
@arnnng.

Niles Saseip upo Sallen6tellelt, io-
,pobl bei Soa als mie BET @ad,t, aati
meincr Sarln ant. uph IN Der Rabe
ees @oscondoe Slliies. iit hiernrit
per6otal. @em oieie 8ar-
mtipg nift beadtet DirO. weroe i'd
cos @eies in slniprud) nebnlen.
gbas. auibel, Serutaml, o. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
8einht.

Sir eilren t9-idbrisen Srunaen.
Stcae aui elmer 5arm. 6-S Naei'
len non Scr StoNt. Der iunse bal
fdJoll anf elmer 5orm g%eorbeitet. gin.
irogen all ridtMt. INIT Sobnangobe,
ON @aitpr &. ", StidIar, SreIoar,
Mo., 81. T..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
@crloren

sm pori9en SreitoI. aui Dem
8ege 5apiidpqr rcm Il, 2. Sotel inrS
Der 8irtbifnft inl ..Sdnrien Cd"
zine @elbhmme iar etl,em 9r;cftm,
idllog ser Scrmmm Sapings @onf.
@cIotmmg bri s~(blieiernng in Ncr
Sfficc bieies @lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
gldtnua Saaer.

Sb perbiete biermit ales Sasen, BEL
Sae ionobl als pie bel Radt, anf meins
er Sarmi am unb in Der Habe oeS @ass
conaoe Sluiies. ausaeuummen nit mein.
er ipe3ielen grlanbni6. 8snn oieie
8arnuna nidt beadtet mirb. merbe ib
oas 8eieB in Gniprnh nebmen.
Shep. .. Siap, 9ermann, MO., u. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
Drn Tntrn.
N0N~~~~N~~

Sga v@enerolaiSeiser fir 0as &ieieirgebirge4 tpionet Der
i'm 2oiarett ieiner @cnciulg enteeaenaeberSc
Sans @ennt Sen orltidru 6oten Oc ~iolaclpocn
eher5iaerspertei. fan ernphprocten scre:
Nein Soif, bel beinen S~cgcsfcitcr
@crgiB DER teuren Gotten ndt!
3e arGr5c, Die Ole @et Dir fiidt,
Grrangca nit Gem Ser5blnt ocre 9ehen!
Der Greis, iir Den OIL idaper getrittet.
Or ipinft Dir ifoR in Murgenrot.
0cff af Der SelSen iriiDen Ton
llo Cent an fos, mas ie fir old gelittett
9sod, ondltts in OF ino @eit mo eileen,
siod) lit ole arbeit nidJt %polbnddlt:
Got mar init rnS in ieSer Sdladt,
@r fi1rt ms ant 5iti ebrenpollei Slieoen.
Dody oir has SGdie ~biugcpehcr,
9as 9ehen fir ell Grcls bon &ol5,
gle iouen, 9eiridlnnos arobter Stols,
gMi innnerSor in inirer Mitte letenl
gabt cinit Der 9roBe Gag Der IrcuGc.
Der aae III DER Seiniatb ent,
9cfrirSt, no cine Wuter pent.
Nt GidelrenerR ieItlid Dos @eh1u6e!
llRN fcire SrarcrlnSc Toll Gurbcn
Bon alien, Die nif blit'9eri Nao
Snt Sfnrpie init Der baf6ell gselt
6r Teltidlunos grofc mo sic Sreibeit itarbCni
no melt Der Seinat @ipfci raaeit,
Gort pftalset ehen gidenbaiu!
,Sr ieiner Mitte iol Elm Stein
Die 9tanbef aler, aler 5oten tragep!
Sin Stein, iii oeien .@robc ipieaclt
Gid aler beutiderr Ser5cn Seib,
limo 6ice grohe, ltolSe 3cit,
Die mtere Seloen init Dem elut ~gcegeltl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12

Illen Ilrfdein nafl min NOV
IN Siogc Gollntp einen @erild) nil
beH Nnstrodnen modem. SNp CHM,
bmi Golmtp-Sib, befifpoet iid iebi
nidt eilte eirBige Sbantfpirtbidaft,
llrb BON sen orei @irtbidaiten in
Gbnmois, paren stpei geitotbigt bic
@appe ST. idNieben, % file ni6t inn
ita,poc parcn Die nothige @nsobI Dor
lt%lteridriften Su erlangen.
Der Smlptitrom bcs Miiiouri
6dlliies hat iid iett pieocr mad
Dem norblidel liter getpmot aint
infolae heiicn bot iid) aul oiesiei.
tigeir l1fer cine gnsobl GROCER Son6
hattfe Nebilbct mcld,e ser SdiffabrI
iebr binSerlidl iino. gs lit ieood
6iesmal iidt 10 fblimm nIs mie boz
inrgefdhr % Sobren. Canals er,
itredten iidy bie Smrobdnfe entlalll
Der gansen @a~iierfrontc Ser Stobt
10 oaB 9anpfbuote ON 5ipeitei
8hiff, cine @eiLe oitIih bon SCI
Stoot lanber mlBte,. Sir iolter
iest cine Insnbl itarfe 9antre an
Ger Gorbieite Ses Stiiies babel, Inn
ben Strom pieoer aitf bieie Seite li
lenfMt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
adtnns stenersabIer.

Us miro hermit anae3eiat ban Der
llnterSeihnete, an ben folgen6en Saaen
uno Srten, NIT ben St%euersablern BON
8~ascunaoe 9ountp 5uiammentreffen pir6
5ur Collection Der Steuern fur bas Sabr
1910, iorute aud fur friibere Sabre:
Stonp Siu.... ..............Sft. 20.
SniSs..-~-Ott 80 bis 2 ubr Rarbmittaas
Stolpe s...N on. 2 bis 2 ubr Rahmittaas
gotSoam =. ROB. 3.
Bah Rpp. 4
Mt, Sterlins RDo. S bis 2 Ilbr Nad,m.
8nooemegers Store. Rop. 9 Bis Wittaq.
Woolam ...- Rop. 6 am NacbmittaQ.
Blano ...... Wpp. 8 uno o.
SpenSpile. Nop. 10, Ii un6 IL bic 3llbr
RadmtttaeS.
Rorriion. .90p. 16 Gadbmittaas, IL ben
sansen Tag.
@ascona6e -. Rob. IS bis 2 rlbr Hadm.
Bon oa an i'm g%purtbaus in Sermanu.
Sieienigen tuelde eS perIaumen lire
Stenern bis BUM l Sanuar 1916, Az be-
5abien. itn6 8efebiih oerpHitbtet 3iuieu
BON l Yro5ent pro Monat 5u besablen.
Rah 5ebrnar fornmen oasu nod @es
biihren un6 Soften. Man 6ringe aefal.
ligit bic S~teuerqnittung pom uoriaen
Sahr. gum Rafweis. &auheute iinb
Sabritanten ruerben eriud]t ibre 9isenien
81 erneneru.
g%dbtunsspon,
5. .. Strad, Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
gerIureu

3apiidrn scr aonsert SaIle unb
Dem @e6aitoe Der @mf Brinting
60, ON Samstaa gbeiio. cine Sonn.
iassid)ui ; @aoeI. 9clobnitng bel
abgobe in Der Office 3. 9l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
2n nafanfM.

Gin sutes &eitaurations z@eihait, nebit
Sooae gigarrene unb Eabafs. Stanb,
ioruie elm fleiner Yprratb BON @rucerb
8aaren. Sd tpitnife 81 pertanfen, boz
NIT id) meinem anoeren 9eibaft, benz
Central Sptel, mebr Belt wiomen fam.
SEQ 9. 9ubpia, Mprrijon, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
Oeffcntlidber.@ erfamf.

Der llnterbeiobncte pirb am Wontas
ben 10 @ppember. aui Sobn Salentines
SarnI, | @eile bitlib BON @%aseonabe
Gitp, nm | lIbr, nadmittaes. oas fol
senoe giaenthum fir Saar p%erfouien:
8orn, 100 Snibel; Seu. 2 @asenlaouns-
en-; 6ornfuttcr. 40 Saufen.
- ermann ADpp In.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
gu ~berfanfen

Gin Srame.Saus, nebft &ancbe Saus,
a'uei 3titernen unb 8 Stabtlotten. Habs
eres bel,
6rau Marie Siegel,
Sermann, M0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
greisidieaen.

Sir Curriers', am Sanstae. ben
20. Nobember. Inians I'M 1 llbr
RadNmittaas. Yatronen iinb am
SIate 5u f%atien.
Sobn @ilms, 9ap, &o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
Ireisidiefen

Sir 8dnie, am Sonntag, Den z. Nos
oember. Is, auf Carl 8aumftarts Ylas.
8atronen limb auf Dem 8las 81 perfaus
fen.
@m. 6aes.
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8iaia sn p~erfanicn

Setbbfen iir Sols (8pr itupes) II
Stiif; 2 fir 8Dblen. Serner cine Mns
aabl Settitelien NIT Spriu9s, uiw.
Sm gitp Sotel
s. s. BlaSte.
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8n pumiaben

9as eentralsSpteL in lesteren 3abreu
BON gb. @aupin eeilbrt. Musseseidne.
te gage nnb CUTE @eihdfte. llnterfunft
fur @eipanie. Hdberes bel
gmii 3aget, Sermann. @p.
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gu bufanfen

"9iss." Y6pne go. 305. Man idbre,.
be, ooer iuenbe iirb peribnlib an, 8. 6.
HaeqeIin, Sermann, 81. l, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
3n Srfamien
g~ranntiuein.

SD babe cine sroBe 0nantitat ieinen
ielbt gebrannten Nipple Sad. Bead
Branop pno 5reterihnaps an-Sano, ben
ih bilis ~perfanfen fperoe Bel Der @allpne
ober in grbBeren Guantitdten.
@ottlDb 9 d)nek,
Sermann, @p.. R.2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
8Sdjentiider @arftberids,

8ei5en, $50. 2 LOS
8ei5eat, 800. 3 LOG
Jritperial @ebI, per Sod $50
@ooo Sud MebI, per Sod 500
9ailp 8rao Mebl, per Sod $50
&Ieie, per 100 8fun6 . ITO
9bipihrft per 100 8hlnb LAO
aormrebI, per 100 8htn6 2.1O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-12
Srobnitr.
Gorriaieri bon
S0bn s.. SeIn1erS

@ier, per 8usen6 25H
Butter. per Bfuno .2OL26
Stags, per Bfun6 IN
Siibner, per gfan6 9H
Sprirpe gbidens, Der GflpnS 1tH
@dslie, per 9fatnb 10H
Gntei, Der Baut6 "a
9urfebs. per gfirnb lie
S&maIa, per Rhinb 10
a~urtoffeln, per GuiDeI . GO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-04
FARMERS IN PROTEST
Grain Storage Bills in Legislature
Grieye Cooperative Association

| Wichita. KAN March with one
eye on the growing wheat crop and
| the other on the state legislature in
[ Topeka. membe of the Farmers Co
operative Grain Dealers association
met in Wichita this week to sing an
thems Of joy and write resolutions of
protest The songs of joy followed
reading of reports that western Kan
SaS promises another bumper wheat
crop But when the farmers read of
the doings of the state legislature in
Topeka. their brows cIouded and they
petitioned for relief
While the farmers went on record
as favoring the anti-discrimination
law as amended by the state Iegisla-
ture, 1t also protested most loudly
against the passage of house bill No.
165, relating to weighing, inspection,
grading and storing of grain. This
! bill, the association charged. is both
unjust and discriminatory.
Resolutions against the grain in
spectIon bill were passed and will be
sent to legislative members They are
as follows:
Whereas, There has been introduced
into the Kansas legislature and is now
pending before the senate, a bill
known as substitute for house bill 165.
relative TO the inspection. sam ping.
grading, weighing and storing of
grain: and
Whereas, Section of this bill is
and handlers of grain in that it inn
poses a burdensome tax by making a
compulsory inspection and weighing
charge each time the grain is han
died both in and out of an elevator;
and
Whereas, Section of this bill pro-
vIdes that each elevator must become
public grain elevator whenever do
ing any grain business with the public
involving handling and storing for
com penSauOn, under this section the
different farmers elevators will be
compelled to make their house a pub
lie elevator in order to accommodate
all farmers who desire to store grain
therein, and which would compel the
farmers elevator companies to charge
der this law, and in addition it would
entail great annoyance and expensive
red tape in it's operation.
We are also opposed to that portion
of Senate Bill SIS, lines IT to II, in
elusive, which provides an allowance
not to exceed One-quarter of one per
cent on the amount of grain, seed or
hay put in the car for invisible or i'm
aginary shrinkage, which is an unjust
and unreasonable tax which must
eventually be paid by the farmer in
the price he receives for his grain
Therefore, be it resolved, by the
Farmers Cooperative Grain Dealers
association of Kansas in annual con-
vention assembled at Wichita, Kan,
this End day of March, 1915, that we
condemn and protest against the en-
actment into law of sections 8 and 1
of substitute house bill 1855,
demand the right to have our grain
inspected and weighed in any market
or under any system that may best
serve our interests, and also urge our
senators that they use all honorable
means to have the measure above re-
ferred to stricken from the bills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-04
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE !!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OF
With DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

4 pimpIy face will not embarras IS
YOU much longer if you get a pack
age of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear after
you have taken the tablets a few
nights.
Cleanse the blood. the bowels and
the liver with Olive Tablets
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
successful substitute for calou1eI-
there's never any sickness or pain
after taking them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calonneI does, and just as effec-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown TASTE
a bad breath, a dull, HstIess, no
good feeling. constipation. torpid
liver. bad disposition or pimpIy face.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetab bic compound mixed with
olive oil. you Will know them by their
olive color
DR.. Edwards spent years among
pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for week
See how much better you feel and
look 1Oc and csc per box All drug
gists-
The Olive Tablet Company, Column
bus. O--Ady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-04

sary for the production. but the re-
SUIT was worth while because The
Christian" stands today alone as a
work of motion photopIay It had
plot and heart interest and is the sort
Of a story that will absorb the interest
of any audience
Added to the talent of Mr. Hall
Caine, who wrote the book, is the
wonderful work of an aII-star cast
headed by Miss Edith Storey and
Earle Williams Given people of their
caHber real masterpiece to work on,
they can produce netting so far
better than the ordinary that other
picture plays would seem stale and
flat
At the Orpleum.
The Thursdays change at the Or
play, st. Elmo" as the feature. This
old story has been reproduced into
an elaborate phOtOplay, depicting the
manners and customs of the days be
fore the Civil war when the chivalry
of southern gentlemen was proverbial;
when men settled their grievances
upon the field of honor and none
could recklessIy assaI the fair name
of a lady William Fox ras gathered
together a powerful array of talented
people to enact this grand play and it
IS said the cost exceeds 100000 This
film is complete in six reels of 1914
scenes. The Pantages vaudeville for
the last half includes Margaret Clay
ton a dainty soubrette, who is also
a clever cartOonist. and Skipper. Ken
nedy and Reeves, three boys with the
latest in songs. Saturday this house
viii feature Charles Chaplin in a
comedy-riot. "A Night Out
Love Route at the Iris
love story full of the charm and
tenderness of a spring-time romance.
with many unique effects is the Fa-
nous Players Film companyts four
part photo production of Edward Pc
pies romance of the ranch and the
rail, The Love Route the current
feature on the Paramount program at
the Iris this afternoon and evening
A great number of stirring and ex-
citing scenes make this subject pecu-
1iarly adaptable to the screen. and its
fartheSt possibilities have been IA
vorabIy taken advantage of in the
present production.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-04
PASS SEMI PAY BILL.
Railroads Must Grant Salaries Twice a
Month Now

BY concurring in the house amend
ments to the semf-monthly pay bill
the state senate last night finally
passed the bill which will stand at
this session of the legislature as the
one important piece of legislation af-
fecting railroad companies in this
state. The senate bill was one of the
first to pass the senate and it has been
in the hands of the house for several
weeks when it was finally passed with
an amendment which exempted the
state. county and cities of the state
from compliance with its provisions.
Senator Jouett Shouse voted to nom
concur.
I consider it an act of injustice to
require the corporations of Kansas to
nav their employees twice each month
while the local governments are
exempt. If this bill is fair to the rail-
roads it ought to he fair for the state
and county. l vote no
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christian at the Hip"
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub Mus
teroIe on Threats and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. or worse And
then's when you're glad you have a jar
of MUSTEROLE at hand to give
prompt sure relief. 1t does not blister
As first aid and a certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROLE
Thousands of mothers know it You
should keep 4 jar in the house
It Is the remedy for adults. too Re
Iieves Sore Throat Bronchitis, TonsiI-
it's Group. Stiff Neck. Asthma. Neural
gia Headache, Congestion. PIeurisy.
Rheumatism. Lumbago. Pains and
Aches of Back or Joints. Spraius. Sore
Muscles. ChiIbIains, Frosted Feet and
Colds of the Chest Git often prevents
Pneumonia
At your druggists in sc and SOC jars
and a special large hospital size for
S25e
Be sure you get the genuine NUS
TEROLE- Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company.
Cleveland. OhiO--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-04
RED ShkPPERS.
The Cardinal of the Sea" VIII Be Dis
tributed by William Green & Son.

Red Snappers. the Cardinal of the
Sea is caught with nook and line
only. in thirty TO fifty fathoms of
water Spawned in the depths of the
ocean it is incubated in interstices of
coral reefs where it makes its home.
guarded by the parent fish and lives
on the milk of the coral until il is
able TO take care of itself
He then comes out warrior bold.
clothed in his coat of scarlet and
sleeping on his armor, challenges all
corners and goers- HIS life is a bat
tie for bread and with rare exception
he makes a meal of his adversary
Since the Red Snapper's home Is in
the clear sky blue waters far out from
land he never tastes decayed animal
matter His flesh is free from the
germs of vermin and never develops
nIcrObe bacteria nor pUomaine-
The great pressure under which ne
lives and his active life makes his
flesh firm and solid, never soft nor
mushy when cooked This rare deli
cacy Of the sea stands in a class by
itself TO boil. TO bake. TO fry. to broiI-
Can now be had by the people of To-
peka at William Green & Son. retail
depot of Gulf Fisheries company Of
Galveston. Texas.
Fresh from its deep sea home by
express at wholesale prices. now u
cents a pound--Adv-
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peka Commercial club, has been asked
10 furnish the government with several
experienced farm hands for work in
New Mexico Men are wanted who
nave had farm experience. and partic-
uIarIy understand the handling of cat
tie No one who is inexperienced
need apply Persons interested are
asked TO call upon Secretary Kelley
for information
Owing to the humane efforts of Bill
Anderson, stenOgrapher in the county
attorneys office, a black pigeon has
a comfortable home under a waste
basket in the county attorneys office
Anderson noticed the pigeon flutter-
ing, haH-frOZen, across the court
house grounds in the storm this morn
ing The bird seems sa tisfied for the
time being at least with its confine-
menC near the radiator