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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

maGvansko planjavo SO .Avstrjc popolnoma o.
puStoSili TO ozcmljc. MeSta in vasi so popolnoma
unGenc. prebivalci so bill trpinGcn in mnogo jh
ic bilo pobitih Cello zivino llatcrc nj moglo av-
Strijsko vojaStvo porabiti so pobili
Po lctini nj bilo TEN kraiu nobenc sled
NcmSko in aystriiSko vojaStvo ic pozgalo vso
poSpravlieno zrtcv.
NajgrozncjSe. kar pripovcdujc professor RciSS
in "a kar pravi, da ina ncizpodboinc dokazc, ic
>icdcGc:
PctdeSct moSkh zcnSkh in otrok jc bio
Iico skupaj zv"zano in pognano globoko iamo
Madiarsk vojaki, Xxi so storili to divjasko deja.
ME strclja to clovcSko grmado in daSi so
bill med mimi Sc 5ivi judjc so zasul vSc skupaj
prStJo, katerO so trdno poteptali. Professor ReSS
je dal odkopati TO iamo in io ic fotografral Po
nicgovem zatrjcvanju ic moraa bti vccina lju-
di So zva. ko iih zasuli
Tud drug slucai katcrcm ic bilo oScm-
naiSt oscb zico povezanih, StarcjS ljudjc sprc-
dai ma kraiu pa diva do riletcn otrok h lacre-
mu jc bill prvczan Sc psiGck, pravi professor RcisS
da ie pripravlicn doprincst abSolutno zancSlji-
We dokazc. TIE ljudi avStr isk voiali priSilili
da so morali pcsat okrog ognja, in ko so bill Ia.
ko utru jcni, da MISC mogl wee gbati so iih
baioncti nagnali ogcni kjer so Sc zivi sczgali
Navadn umor izvrScni od posameznih av-
striiSkh vojakOv bill tako pogoSti. da Sc Jim
zc skorai nj posvcGcvala nobcna pozornost
Prciskava profcsoria Roissa Sc ie omcjcvaa
vcGinoma ma ololco Sabca iugozapadno od Bel
crada Tukai ic naScl vcliko slucajcv, da so bill
liudjc bGani. Iene in dckcta. XII so iih voiak
oSkrunili so bila potcm slcGcna in do lrvi prctc-
pcna Mnogo Jill ic blo zbicanih do smrti; mno
90 drugih ic naScl professor RciSS bolniSnicah
kicr 81 jc poskrbel nih izpovedbe in iih fotogra
firal da 81 ie poskrbcl dokazilni Material
v porocilu ic navcdcnih mnogO drugih slu-
Gaicv bcstialne okrutnosti, Xxi MISC primcrni IA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

praNlJaIe tvoJe drzaye; ma mill one ljudi jc Nth
znaSalo SvOJe davGne krone in marke i'm FRANKIE da
Sc Je dolgcm casu nabral denar IA tvoje klanie
Ma milJonc ljudi 81 je morale trgati od ust do
ncSke IA Molohove zahtcve Ma milionc liudi 10
morale potu svojega obraza izdelovati puske in
baJonetc, topovc in moznarje. ladjc in tronjavc
da Sc morctc morit kallSna ogromna Svota ma
porov, zrtcy, mis - IA tax zalostcn fakt,
y JAZZ, Prroda, Sc lc zgancm - lc emo sekun-
do, dive - IN ucnck tc krctnjc jc hipoma tax ka-
kor "a doSelcjo tvoje armadc po neskonGnih pri-
praVah IN po dolgcm, dogcm, krvavcm trudu Cc-
lie tedne Sreljajo tvoj topoy, prcden poruSijo So
Nraznlkov lid; JAZZ Sc zmaicm. in tn len prahu
palata, tam katedrala tam pol mcSta tam celia
vas Sto krogel poSljcS IL svojc puSle. da ubijcS
enega ubogega Glovcka. svojcga brata .Iaz c
malo porukam to zcmclSko Slorio in II 900 iih
je ubitih 10000 ranjenih,
kadar jc uaj>traSnejSi jc tovck s. Piginci
wlthk"voc, mravlmcc vpnco vclikc Prrodc
Ali kar SliSimo njcucm sirahotucm nauku
n >amo roganjc tcmvct nckai vclko vcGicga
Toiko Silc tolilo fizGncga in duScvncea ma
pora toilo baginie zrtvujc tlovck, to malo II.
bogo bite. "a klaymi reztItat. da napoSled ubije
seb cnako bite, ali pa da ic sam od NIGGA ubil
bolJ kakor hotc Slepa Sreta ncgo ON sam Pre-
den ST je oprtal puSko ic bill SiromaSno zivo oro-
DIE Iadar jo odozi. bo zopet to- NSi vclikanski
uSpchi, h jih bodo "a oSlcpljevauic ubogh ma
duhu zapiSavali oficiclnc akte i'm SolSkc knii-
ge. so komicuo maihni dogodki, elm iih prcme-
riS Z mcrilom prirodc
VISA la Velika, grozna voina svoiimi mr.
liti in pohahljenci, Svojo krvjo in svoiimi sol
zami. Svojimi krizci in mcdaljami ic smcSna, do
loka SmeSna >taliSGa prirodc in nicnh zal,ouoy
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Pr1rOda Sc je OqlaSila.

Elemcntaren dogodck ie pahnil ltalijo ne
sreco. StraSan potres je porukal vSo srednjo lta-
hjo, in kratkih minutah so bila mesta poSlo-
dovana kakor po dogOtrajncm oblcganju, hiSc
razdeJane, nekatere vaSi popolnoma uniGcne V
kratkih Sekundah je pablo na, ,nanjc 1900 mr.
tvih in 10000 ranienih
Pobozni ncvednczi in hinavc bodu zopet Vi
deli prst bozji ki ga mo nevdna roka skozi OBJ
lake, i'll govor bodo kazmi bozj kdor hoCe
biti po sill praznovcrcn, naidc scvcda lahko tu-
di vzroke tako tranScendentano kazcn To nj
bilo nkdar tezko.
ltalija je 'oropala' svctega oGeta in svcto
cerkcv. To Sc je Seveda ze davno zgodilo, ali
"bozj mlini meIjejo poGaSi Nemara so ne
beSih potrcboval toko casa, da so mogli pripra-
viii vse "a potres
Italija jc bia Glanica trozveza, a ko sta Sli
AvStrija in NcmGija ma vojno, je Italia oStala
donna. "lzdaistyo" Zdai io Bog "a to kamujc.
ltalija mobzra. PoSlala jc Turcij zaradi
incidenta IIodcd ultmatum. s potrcsom jo
je Bog poSvarl
Ma kakrSno stalStc koli Sc postavi l,rStan-
ska duSa. Boga vedno lahko Spravi Svojc "a
deve
Mi ki bolj brczvcmi. ne maramo mad
legOvati Boga oh vSak priliki. ker vcmo, da jc
iskati vzroke elcmcnauih dogodkov prirodnih
zakonih, k ozirajo ne ma vcrnoSt in brez-
verstvO, ne ma morale in memorable. ne ma dohroto
in zla, ampak pOznaio vSch tch poimov kcr
poznaio lie svoio moe.
Nauke pa dobivamo il takh prrodnih kata-
strof tudi mi, Geprav razliIuiejo od onh HI
jih prodajaio krSGanSl,i modrijani Njih Bog hi
incl preveG opraviti. tc hi hotel zdai porukat Ia
polotok, potem oni otol, potcm eel kontncnt pod
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19

Professor ReiSS, ki je bill nato res Y Srbiji,
poglavito okolic Sabca, ic podal zcncvski
konvenciji porotilo o svoji prciskavi In to po-
rotilo ucmkuic, kakor da biic Gloveka : koom 20
glavi.
Dasi nmamO Seb nobcncga ''avstrjSkcga"
tuvStva, dasi nam ie Ia vojna zopna kakor
svetniku pekcl, daS nimamo MO in njenimi
naglbI kaJ opravit mas je vcndar sram dino
srca. kakor da Sno SAM zadcti tcmi tozbam
Professor RcSS konStatra uvodu Svojcga
porocila, da gre ncmSko in madjarSko vojaS-
tvo Xxi jc vrSilo grozne zloGinc med miInim srb-
skim prcbivalstvom; IA barbarstva slovanSkih
voiakov nj naScl dokazov
Maa tolazba ali zclo ma ihna Ne viSna
civilizacije i'll kulture, ampak pcmenSka sorod-
most jc prepreGila Sc wee grozodej jstcv To nj 81
iaino izpriGcvao "a ljud. NcmSki i'm madiarski
voiaki liudjc kakor ccSki ali slovcnski V nor
malnih razmcrah so tako dobr in tako slabi, ka-
kor ljudic drugih narodnosti. Voina ic il nih -
gotovo ne IL vsch - napravila divjake.
Ali to, kar poroca SvicarSki professor hi bio
vendar ncmogocc, ako b bile zivalske strasti
umetno vzgajanc i'll podpihovanc Kako so mora
Ii uGiti tc Judi, kaj jim morali govorit Sr-
bh kakSno vlogo jc morala grati intelligence. da
postala TAXA zloGnstva mogoGa?
Toda posluSajmo. kaj pravi professor Ress
On dolzi avstrijsko armada. da je pozgala
sko prcbivalstvo, onc6asGala zene in dcklcta uni
ella lctno in kmctic, ter izvrSila vsakovrstna hui
dodclstva IA katcra nj bilo nobcne vojaSkc potre-
be in IA katcra nj mogcl on najti nti naimanjSe
opravicbc.
Stevio mcScca augusta pomorienh prebi-
valley vsakc staroSti in oboicga spola ccni pro
fesor RcisS ma $500. Nobcna ten zrtev nj zakrivi-
la dejania, XII hi oprayiGcvalo maSccvanje av-
strijskega yojaSva. Ma Svojem umikaniu Gez
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Vol ma i'm beStialnOSt.

IL Svice prlhaJa gromo poroGllo. &c ga clO
vek eta, iSc" i'll iSce kakSno tockO, ma katerO bi
mogel opreti, da mu bi bilo treba verjet
Ali ne najde ie. In kadar mora naposed sam sebi
priznati, da ina to- kar eta, dokazilno moe, ga
oblije kurja polt in zbeza hi puSGavo, tia kjer
Je najboj samotna; kaJti - cloveka je sram da
je covek
Ia vOjne grozOtc gre. barbarstvo. To j.
pogiavje, n ga eta @lovek zc topmi tuti. Pet
mesecev traje vojna. klanie Sc nadaljuie danna-
dan. Nsak trenOtek zgodi kaj straSnega Ccz
milo ljudi je mrtvh; ceZ tri mil jOne judi je
ranjenih bolnh, vjetih. Vsaka bitka, vsaka pa
trolska praska vsaka kanonada je grOzna Zv-
ljenje mokrih ali zmrzlih zakopih je grozno
stradanje je grOzno. Skratka vsa vojna jc
groZna.
Ali vendar jc med grozotami in grozotam
razka. Ako smo Sc prvadili dejstvu da ie vol
ma in vemo, da ne moreno dejstva samega izprc-
menit, smatramo tiSte grozote, XII jh povzroGajo
vojne Operacje. "a normalne. Ali cetudi nam te
vsakdanjc vcsti otopc zivce in mas napraviio c-
niGne, Sc nam mora jo vendar mai jezit lasjc
glav in ustaviti din, ako nam pridejo pred oGi
opisi barbarstev, o katerih poroGa professor Reiss
Dolgo sc ie Srbija pritozevala da epta av-
strijska armada ma njenih tleh vse zakone med
narodnega prava pctam in da pocenjajo ncka
teri njeni oddelki zverinska dejanja. Tenn toz
BAN Sc nj pripisavala posebna vaznost kajti po
dobne obdolzitve pribajajo cd vseh koncev in
krajev in Gimdaljc trajc vojna, tenn boil sc
re.
Nekoko veG pozornosti ie zbudIa tozba
katero so bill podpisa DIR. Artus Won Ticnnow
Julii Schmidt jamie Krasojcvc in DIR. Nikolaje-
vic Svicarski odsei zcncvskc konvcnciie ic postal
profesorja lausannskega vseuciliSGa II. \. Rcis
sa Srbijo naogom, maj preiscc zadeve, kate
rih Sc tiGe tozba, in gleda da dobi dokaze S ka-
terimi hi Sc mogla dOgnati resnica.
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objavo. lzmed posameznost navajo, da so ne
kcmu Srbu Cikoti Odrezali nos in uSesa ter ko-
Sc mesa II bOkov. Drugcga Srba Dvorskem so
prlvczall ma vetni Min in pri vsalem obratu so
"a bodli nozi.
Omcniti bi bilo Sc, da ic professor Rcss rojcn
SWEAR po narodnoSti pa Nemec, torei Sc mu ne
more podtlkati plcmenskO SovraStvo
Ako Sc strmcti vpraSujemo, kako je vse to
mogoGe - vkljub kulturi, vkliub klSGanstvu a.
ko Stikamo drobnogledom 20 vzrokih in poias-
nilih. ne moreno piit 10 DRUG "a zakliu6ka, ka-
kor da jc tcga zverinstva kriv avstrijski sistem
Razumeti moramo prcdysem, da je Avstrija
Zaccla NoJno gotoym namcnom, da uniGi Srbi-
10 in Sc poIaSt njencga ozemja, kakor Sc ie po-
laStila Bosnc in Herzegovina
dObi miru smO lahko opazovali politiko
Avstrje BOSni in herzegovina SistematGno lie
Sla IA TEN, da unGi jugoslovanski znaGai dczcle
NemSkcmu in mad jarskcmu kaptalizmu so Sc ma
Stczaj odprla vraa; dezca jc postala koloniia
kakor Kamerwn ali KiavGev. NcmSki in madjar-
ski uradnilI trumoma importrali Donna
tc prcbivalstvO Sc je SGuvalo: KatoliGani zoper
pravoSlavnc, pravoSlavn zoper katoiGanc moha.
mcdani zopcr obOjc. Tuj kapitaliSt so dobivali
nezaSliSane -privilegje Po prckrasnih bosanSkih
gozdovih Sc ie razviialo roparsko gospodarstvo.
Tako Sc jc Avstrija pripravliaa, da gcrmanizira
in madiarzira dczco.
Logicno je da ina Srbijo enake namene.
Ma vojn Sc pa dogotrajni process lahko moGno o.
krajSa Cimboj Sc domaGc prcbivalstvo iztrcbi
tom hitrcic po konGani voini dosczc ci i'm
portranjcm in nascljcvanicm.
Voina Avstriie prot Srbii ina pravi, pri-
stni roparSki znacaj; njcn namcn ic kapitalistG.
ma oSvoiiicv - lc ma ia nacin ic mogoGc razume.
ii barbarSko mctodo katero SO vod mctodo
groze, oh kateri sc mora ziokati kultura
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Cd Boga nj mogoGc zprosti ne muilc nc me-
ST. ne ohlckc n" strcho Kapitalisti 50 mogojnciSi
od ncbcSkcga oGcta.
Npclial Sc drugo razlillo.
lioga mas uGili - jc trcba lie moliti Ka-
piaistom j. trcba ysc platati
Molitcv "a vSaldanii Eruh he doseze wee nc-
bcS. Ako ne do>czc kapitalisiGncga gospodstva. Sc
izgubi prazn ncskoncnosti kakor glas upiioccga
puSjavi
Cc Sc hocc kai l,upiti, ic trcba dcnaria, in da
s' doh dcnaria, jc trcba StarScv. Xxi so ga zc ma
brali, kapitaa, Iii noSi obrcSti, ali pa della
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-19
Mas VSakdanii kruh.

:. Ko bill majhni in smo nodin solo. so
efaS uc da ic "OGc mas - najlcpSa molitcv. lmc-
novali SO jo molitcy vsch molitcv.
Nckolillo pozncjc, ko misili, da dobiva
OtroSbi razum prvo Sposobnost prcsoiania. so nam
zaGcli 'Ojc mas anazirati i'm razlagati. Maj
lopSc tel molitvi - nam dcjali - ic vclko,
brezpogoino zaupanic ncbcSkcga oGcta.
'Zgod tvoia VOLTA lakor ncbcSih tallo
tudi ma zcmlji' - to pomcni - 50 pravili da
nj GlovcSkcm srcu nobcnega dvoma o bozii do
broti, k bo gotovo tako urcdla, da bo pray.
tsti molitvi so tudi bcscdc: Dai nam danes
mas vsakdanii kruh.
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Prositi "a vsaldanii lruh Sc pravi prosit "a
dcIo hapltaliStom nj trcba molit lcr Jim kup
dcnarja zagotaylia vsakdanii lruh, vsakdanjo pc
tcn>o, vsakdauic vino, &c Sc lin zljubi. pa tudi
vSakdanjcga Sampanica
Molitcv hi bila torcj lc "a prolctarca Toda
bog n" oddaia dclo. Torci 'occ mas nj ncbcsih.
ampak kakSni rczidcnci ma zcmlii. Molit ncbcS-
kega otcta ne pomaga mic; moliti hi bo trcba
Rockcfcllcrja, Carncgcia, Morgana Garyia in
Schwaba.
TAX ic noyodobni Olimp.
Aliljonarii stole mad Bogom
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p A ZITE'
~
ma stevilko " oklepa,u.
ri SO nah ala poles va
sega naslova. prileplte-
Mega spodat ali
ma ovitku. Ako (3S5)
10 stevilka =.
tedai varn . prihodnio
stevilko naSeRa lista po-
tece narocnina. ProsI-
mo, ponovito 10 takoj.
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List IA koristi delAv-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
CT 90 opraviceni do
vsesa kar producirajo.
This papor 10 devoted
to the interests OF tho
workins class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what they produce.
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mers. and his family. The Rev. Mr..
Chalmers has attended the general as
sembly of the United Presbyterian
church at Loveland, Colorado, and the
meeting of the committee of home
missions at Fort Morgan, Colorado. He
has been engaged for the past twenty
years in church work among the Jews.
He will preach Sunday morning at 1 1
o'clock at the Second United Presby
terrain church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith, of 10
Buchanan street. are the parents of a
daughter, born Friday morning. They
will name the baby Mary Louise Mrs.
Smith. before her marriage, was Miss
Harriet Bell.
Mrs. Ray E. Walker will leave Sun
day for a months visit to friends in
Kansas City. Wednesday she will go
to qLeavenworth to attend commence
ment exercises at ST. Mary's academy.
Miss Katherine McAulisee has gone
to Springfield, Mo-, to spend the sum-
mer with her brothers and sisters in
that city
Miss Grace Whiting has returned
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| from q visit to Mrs. William B. Sutton,
| jr., in Kansas City.
Mrs. ]. r. Hayes has gone to Chi
cago to attend the commencement ex-
Her granddaughter, Miss Esther Vim
cent, is one of the graduates.
Captain and Mrs Jack Downing, of
Hays City, are visiting Judge and Mrs.
DeWitte C. Nellis.
Miss Bernice Fuller, of Indianapolis,
Ind, will arrive Sunday for a summer
holiday visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A NJ. Fuller, of West Sixth ave-
nue.. Miss Gussie Fuller will leave
soon for visit to relatives and friends
in Ohio and Indiana.
Miss Bess Allison, of Mcpherson,
who is attending the State university
this year. will stop in Topeka on her
way home. and will be the guest of
Mrs. Cyrus Monroe.
Mr.. Ralph Forbes returned today
from a trip to California. After a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Forbes. he will go to Kansas City,
where he is located
Mrs. S. G.. Hicks has arrived from
Penzance, England, to join MIR. Hicks
in a permanent residence at 1912 Polk
street, Topeka. Mr.. Hicks is IN bust
ness in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Long and their
sons, Bernard and John, will spend
Sunday in Leavenworth.
Bculah Chapter No. "a, o. E. s., will
hold its regular meeting tonight at
eight o'clock in the Masonic temple
A program. will be given under the
direction of DR.. and Mrs. T. s. Morri-
son.
Lincoln Circle Literary and Sewing
society will meet Tuesday at Lincoln
Post Hall for an all-day quilting ses-
sion
The Lillian Mitchner, w. G. T. U.
will meet "Wednesday, June 8, with
Mrs. 1. E. Lock, S24 jefferson street,
For no 10 firO
Mrs John Thomas Price will leave
Friday for an extended trip through
the west.
Some of the girls Of Lowman school
had slumber party Friday night at
the home of Elaine Hudson, 1855 Gar
| field avenue.
The Topeka w. C. T. U. will OBJ
serve flower mission day Monday at
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ron, Miss Helen Shaver. Miss Allison
Shaver, Miss Ruth Kingman, Miss
Ruth Grandon, Miss Mermione Van
Laer, Miss Jean Robertson, Miss Irene
Dean, Miss LYDIA Kendall, Miss Edna
Reinbach. Miss Ethel Foshay, Miss
Fannie Stoves, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Frances Woodward, Miss
Florence Hoover, Miss Mildred Gep-
hart, Miss Winona McLatcheY, Miss
Frances Wheeler and Miss Nina
RoudebuSh.
+ j. +
The wedding of Miss Alice Steven
son and I'M. William Horacek was
solemnized Friday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Stevenson, 722 Lane street.
The Rev. DR.. Benjamin Young read
the service. 1t was seven months ago
that he united in marriage the brides
sister and Mr.. Charles H. Bond. Mr..
and Mrs. Horacek have left for a trip
to New York, and on their return they
will be at home at SIG East Eighth
avenue.
+ + j.
After a period of fashion devoted
to converting lovely woman into a
near monstrosity we have at last
adopted fashions that are not only
beautiful but comfortable. The new
Vatican gowns with their wide skirts
and dainty silks sprinkled with bright
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mis-. will also take the trip.
| Miss E1illyer has been engaged in
( the duties of assisting in entertaining
the girls in Boston. She has been with
them to dinners, luncheons, sails and
/ beach drives. She writes some inter
esting personal things about the young
women, who were chosen by a com
mfttee of five people, including the
[ governor of Massachusetts, and other
| celebrities.
Miss Gladys Cav will give a sacred
concert Sunday evening in the First
Presbyterian church. The concert
will take the place of the regular Sum-
day evening service and sermon. DR.
S. S. Estey will make a short address
| on music. Miss Cav will be assisted
by the Music Study club trio. The
members of the trio are Miss Cav,
violinist; Miss Phoebe Gaylord
'cellist, and Mrs. F. A. Derby, harpist
Mrs. Robert Carver will play the &C
compartments.
The program for the evening viii
be as follows:
Quartet
Address on Music by DIR. Estey
Trio and organ
Meditation from That's. :. Massenet
Trio and organ
Or1entale '......... 1890 Caesar Cui
Lamb of God Bizet
Mr. Pribble
Trio and organ accompaniment
Miss Cav
Prayer ..........C Caesar Franck
Trio and organ
Conservation from c Minor. violin
sonata Hans Huber
Miss Cav
Mrs. Parkhurst ''ON
With trio and organ accompaniment
=. i. J.
The Catholic Ladies' club will! meet
Thursday afternoon at the t.arrick
Walsh home. Miss Agnes Walsh and
Miss Katherine Reilly will BE hos
tesses. So = sN%
The marriage Of Miss Alice Maude
Douglas and Mr.: Walter Edwin Tom
son was solemnized this afternoon at
three O'Clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Douglas, in College avenue, by the
Rev. DR.. j.. A Renwick. The bride
and bridegroom were both unattend-
ed Mr.. Tonson- met the bride at the
foot. of the, stairs, and accompanied
her through the parlors to the end of
the living room, where the service was
read before the. mantel which was
banked with palms and flowers. The
colcr scheme in the living room was
green ard white. American beauties
were used in the dining room and
pink tea roses in the parlors.
Before the ceremony Miss Roberta
McKirahan sang, Because of YOU"
by Grieg. Memberships Spring Song
followed the ceremony. The wedding
music was played by the brides sister
Miss Helen Douglass, who played, The
Love Song, by Bonn.
The bride was simply gowned in
voile, trimmed in point
d spirit lace.
Mr.. Tomson was graduated in 1912
from the Kansas State Agricultural
College, and is now instructor in dairy
school and later attended the Ayri-
cultural college, where she is a mem
be of the Lambda lambda Theta
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the home of Mrs. J. w. Currie, 900
Monroe street. The members are
asked to go to the meeting in the
morning and take their lunch and
flowers. business meeting will he
neId in the afternoon.
MT George SINNERS and his family
will spend Sunday in Excelsior Springs
visiting Mr. Geno, of Denver, Colo
Mrs. Sumner Pierce, of Junction
City, and Mrs. Frank w. Stout of
Oswego, will come to Topeka to he
the guests of Mr. and Mrs George A
Clark on Fillmore street for the week
end. Mrs. Stout is on her way to
Lawrence to attend the commence
ment exercises at the University of
Kansas. Her daughter, Miss Helen
Stout, is member of the graduating
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guild ard their
daughters, Edna and Frances, of Bern.
will come to Topeka next week to visit
Mr. and Mrs George A. Guild Miss
Laurine Irish, who has been reaching
IN lola, will also visit the Guilds next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis have
moved from their apartments to Mrs.
George Cranes home in Harrison
street
Miss Selma Foberg will return to
Topeka next week after spending the
year at North Western University
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st. Paul is to have a new city library
building to cost S250,000.
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Bath Room Fixtures at Forbes
Adv.
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colored posies are charming to- be-
hold. A design for one of these silks
which looks like an old picture is
shown here Two flounces of the skirt
are set on a flaring skirt and a high
crushed girdle forms the main portion
of the bodice. The silk is draped over
an undersleeve of tulle in a deep seal
lop similar to those on the skirt and
shirred tulle fills the corsage.
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The prettiest girls in America.
whose arrival in Topeka is creating a
hearts, are scheduled to arrive Mon
from Boston tells something of the
created. Miss Annie Laurie Ei1lyer,
now of the Boston Traveller, and for
merly of Topeka, writes that for weeks
the papers in the east have been using
pictures of the Beauties, and that the
newspaper people have been sent out
on expeditions to interview the vari-
Gus young women chosen to belong to
the party taking the western trip to
the fair and to the Universal City near
Los Angeles.
Miss Hillyer was at first assigned to
the duty of accompanying the girls to
the coast, but it was afterward decided
that the place of chaperon should be
filled by a married woman; SO Mrs.
Anne Frye of the Traveller was chosen.
Her pen name is Jane Pride, and she is
the woman who writes for the Query
and Answer Column of her paper.
Miss Hillyer's illustrator, a Mr.. Dem
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Miss Olive White and Miss Helen
Shirk gave a party Friday afternoon
at Miss Shirk's home for the following
Topeka brides: Miss Vera Sjolander,
Miss Margaret Welcome, Miss Grace
Eldridge, Miss Ruth Woodford, and
Miss Ina Kendall, of Valley Falls. The
other guests were: Mrs. George Platt
Mrs. Lester Filson, Mrs D. F. Shirk
Mrs. o. H. White, Mrs. D. L. McEach-
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Speaking of relics, Mrs. John B.
Price has in her possession a Bible
that is 1O4 years old. and that be-
longed to her grandfather and father
The volume, leather bound and with
yellow faded leaves, was printed in
1911, and contains the books of the
Apocrypha which are omitted from
more recent editions
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Miss Anna Speck entertained guests
for three tables at bridge this after-
noon, in compliment to MISS Dolly
Curtis.
Miss Curtis will share honors at
breakfast party with Miss l. 3 Long
year, of Lansing, Mich, at whlch MIS-
John r. Shelton will be hostess -Tues-
day morning. Thirty guests are in
Yited.