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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
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@abl, altd) apelll1 CT SIT Moblltanb &c.
fomnen? User ober id)idt feline &i1,'
Ser nod Tronfrcidl llno @nalono? -
s@er lebt i'm lllitigen Naris? - User
bn1t it'd ucaitles" iii 5dpttlano? -
@er upcre,9larroert"2 - sSer III
ul1b bleibt vanerifanild)"2 @r
iteft Ser mabre r@ppben"?
@er lit mebr mertb fit Mrncrifas
@oblergebeu2 - Der einfad)e Souo.
merfer ,1no Mrbeiter, Ser fleine e1n-
it9e @eidMftsmnlm ober Ser yedte"
Mnnerifarer III @au Street, ser in
miloen Spefulationer bas iallcr Der
oiente @el0 oes einfod)en M'ala1es
pereeltoet ulO perpraBt? -
@er lit fir 09merica firlt"? -
Ser g,tes uncertainties @elo on
bonfrotte Staaten rpegapirft9 -Soer
Ser es fir eigener amerifaniiden 9e,
barf inl 2o1be balten min? ~ Seoer
|einlid@tige amerifaniide 8iir9er meib,
DOB Sic nadllte 3eit nad Sem &riege
gelpaltiae Nnfproerltn9en an oas ame,
rifoniid)e @apital itellen miro. $50
ltede1 ober Bic leidtiinnigen u@p-
pbenateo citi5ens"? ~
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panole 0ob ei1n1al bel,te biele por=
neGme Mpell,e entlang. Sober 5meite
4alait lit nit 9rettern pernagelt.
Seine gigentbiimer leben lultig in
glralmo. Sum ltrterldieoc gebe
man burh sic meltliden 5arn1gebiete,
no Oie meiiten Ser n@ppbenotebs"
iiben. Sort lit Sos lpabre Semi fir
Sic Tmnilie, Sic bob Sen @rl1noltod
fir Sen Stoot biloet. - Iieie apeni=
gen @egenitberltell1ngen Sic nod) Inn
niele rprmebrt meroen fDnner1, moge1l
Ben @erren III @oibington luno ibrelt
gerbiin0etel1 5eiaen, 100 Die nabren
uSppber1oteo citi5ens" lnro no Sic
mabren yMmerifaner" 5u filloen lino.
Die Gegl1er Ser @%affenausf ltbr
mollen nidt, bob unlere amerifanilde
Nlloultrie perfriippelt nnb fir Sen
@ettbemerb im 6rieOen lntoltglid
gemad)t miro. sic lpouen nift, boB
@offen nno Mlnition, sic mir lelber
in nadlter Belt pieIei6t %oringeno
.braud)en miillen, allBer 2anoes ge=
.ld}idt meroen. Sic moIlen niht, baB
Oos @ort made in Numerical" 81 Ell
mem Shanof lef allf Ser amerifani=
iden gbre meroe. 5ie mollen nidt,
baB bas @ort american neutrality"
gleidJbe0elltenb nit u%american bppo=
criip" mer0e.
Sic lilro oaber Sic tpabren ms ol1f=
ridtigen 8iirger. @er apeitere 9lns-
funft iiber bieie midtigen 6ragen
Dilnidt nno an bieiem ~nationalen
@erfe nidt MIR Mmerica firit,
lonoer1 Mmerica onlD - mitmirfen
mill, menoe iid) lofort anioie Mneri=
con embargo Conference 1913 g.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
(slmerifaniide embargo Gorreipon=
oel5.)
@cr lit in @abrbcit uSppbenatcO"?

&c. 6ernonl1 @erhar0, Ghicago.)
Sen Mudt6aberll in @albingtol1
ulro Ser nit ibnel1 perbiln0eten pros
britiiden Grelie lit Sic &ritif ser eir=
|iidtigen omerifanild]en @iirger an
oem idamloiert @affenidader natiir=
lid, iebr utbeql1em. StidJbaltige
@riinoe fDnl1en lie eegen ul1lere ari=
tif 1id,t ppr5ril1ger. 90 perlegen lie
|lid) nod oltem ,bemabrtem Ml1iter
al1fs Sdimpfen u1ro Geroadtigen.
Ma11 ruft in upatriotildler" Gut
riiitlme: uSeoer, Der ltnieren profit
liden @affen}dader befampft, lit Elm
r2anDesperratber", Elm vbppbenateb
citi5el1", Ser mir Sntere1le fir oas
2a1O ieiner @ebl,rt fat ulrb oos 9anO
%ieiner @pbl, Nnlerifa, pernadlal.
1igt."
M1it 6ieiem gdrediduB elol1bt
man Bic 0eutidamerifaner oern Sic
lie iin0 notiirlih aaein NIT oem ybp-
pber1ateo citi5en" aemei1lt, 5u ybllrf=
len, oamit lie Sen 0l1no balten.
9lber mir lalien inns ni6t bll1ffen! ~
5ragen mir an ser @on6 Ser Sc
ldidte ser Ser. Sfaoten mo ibrer
mirtbi6aftliden gntmidllmg bis
beute: .@er lit III @abrbeit ubppben.
ate0"?"
ser fat bon 3enniplponien in
Often bis Mebrasfa uno sen 3afotas
I'M iarl1en @elte1l sic ~l1rlpalber gero.
Set, Die Grairie aufee6roden, 6i'
Snat geltrellt urro Ben Ser. Staote1
Nieie rieligcn Grnten geidaffen, bic ii
81 2iefero1ten fir fait Oie gang
iibriae @elt gemad)t bnben9 ~ Ia!
mar Oie 0elltide Gnl1ernfault!-
@ir erinnern an Die bllltigen Sn
oianerfampie, sic 10 pieles fp1tbar
beutlde Slut folteten. SEER 5og mi
@eib uno &i10 in Die @ilDniB I'M
pert6eioigte iei11 armielig @lodbml
gegen Die bllltoiirltiaen @iloen, mG6
reno cine aepille u&lalle" bon Slime
rifal1ern tbiiblh i'm iid)eren Siten il
Den Staoten laB mo Sic Nrpfite Elm
; ltridl, sic eigentlid Ser idnpieligel
oe1tl den 9auernfallt sebilbrten? =
: SIT bic Iertbeioigrng bon Seem hin
III Minnelota 0urh bic 6anonol
3entlder gegen cine elrmee bon 9fotb
!, bdllten id,on pergelien?
: Gon ben Geroieniten Ser Ieutid
: omerifaner in Ben &riegen mollen mi
bellte peiter nidt reoen. Sic piele.
: arell5e NIT Ben beutihen Nanlen al,
ben groBen Standardization rebe
cine lallte oelltlide Spro6e.
@er ermir6t bas anlerifonild
l. @iirgerred}t meiit ioIort, nenn er i
Dies 2ano fpnmnt2 - Man ituDir
Die 3eni1sberid)t ullo man miro itol
: men. Die nieorigite E~ro5cnt5qbl lite
len Die gimronoerer ans gnqlani
Die bod}lte 3iffcr itellt ser bc1tld
gimpm1Derer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

tespfli6t elmer Station. Sic Bari aber
nur bon gnslano alsseriist lper0en.
- 2or0 Gburdia mill an Sic Srpnt.
8abrlheinlih pernlltbet ct sort Nat<
ten, pelde Ell aus Dem God bolen
fam.
gburbia fat III engliiden 8ibz
bldttern Ben 8einamer1 u9er5og BON
Antlperpen n1b @alippli" erbalten.-
glitter pon Der traurigen @eltalt"
mar au6 ni6t iibell
Sic 9aiirten perlangen BON
Briedenlanb Sic @eriiherrng, bab lire
Ernppen nidt in%terntrt perben, uel1n
lie iiber Sic griedii6e @ren3e fliidteu
miiHen. l1nb melben bod anbauern0e
Siege" pia galonifi?
- Sic Gerldumbung Ser int 9ienlte
gnglanb's 1tebenoen amerifanti6en
8latter miro INNER ldlimmer Die
g}eip Wprf 1imes mill ale 8iir9er
oeutlder Abfunft unter Boli5eianfii6t
geltellt baben.
- Senator 1bomas, bon Colorado,
nennt jebe Gppolitton gegen Die Go<
miniltrationspplitif u@errutb". @a@
rum nidt sleid u@ottesgna@
) entbnm" proflamirtl
- 8ritiide Miaiondre oringen oui
Brieoen, lpeil Ser arieg gu foitipielia
fir lie fpirb. Solanse MIR Die q r
M II 3u leiben batter, mar jebcs Sriez
bensperlangen unpatriotil6l
.Bie cine nllgc6enre Seltl1ng
Sic lire @ertbeibigung auf oas %attiblt'
fiibrt urb nidt nadldBt, oas Gorge
ldnbe gu ermeitern, lteben 9eutlb'
lamb unb Geiterreid llngarn auf Der
inneren 2inien felt unb tbeilen ball
nah 8e1en, balb nad Often obe1
giiben blieenbe S6ld9e aus, Inn lid
Sic @egner bom 2ei6e gu ealten."
(slus Dem gerner vBnno".
Ser sur 3eit in g}eip Dorf tpei:
lenbe en9liide Mlnitiong 9gen
Curtis Morgan befln9t lid bitter pa:
riiber, bnB bic @oibinstoncr Neutra
litats : @ebDrbe linn nidt g%eltattel
tpia, Motorboote fir a~rieg55lpede aug
8ufiibren. obgleid iie i'm bic alstllb
bon sebn l1nteriee6ooten a%nltnnpslo
geltattet babe. 8as lit ia rebt int
! reliant. llnterleeboote gebDren gu 0e1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
0cmer=M eloeKenen.

nno Gage Der Seaermelbe'
%ftatipnen.
8 ct. Sames Sotel.
13 Buckingham Stood uno airs'
tpprtb Ctr.
Ia 1ritte 1l11o 5inmore Strube.
is 9ritte uno Ifprtle StraBe.
is gierte unb @arren 5traBe.
liz Smeite nno Iaplor 5traBe.
19 S1peite uno 8romn Strabe.
10 5ed0te un0 Marqrette Strabe.
81 6ront nnb @cott 5trabe.
% Siinfte 1tnb Gaines 5traBe.
"a Critic uno Scott 5traBe.
25 3tpeite u1r0 5arriion 5traBe.
26 Siinfte nno @arrilon Strabe.
81 9ritte lno NerrD 5troBe.
% 9ritte l11o Main StraBe.
80 S1peite uno 8rabD 5traBe.
81 5iinfte u1l0 8ra0D 5trabe.
80 @otel @imbau.
90 SUluuuJUuuS 9tU. !.
"a giersebnte nn6 Sarnam Ctr.
35 9rei5ebnte uno gremont Mpe.
SO galt 9fiDer ctr. u1b Cambria
Mbenne.
81 @iebeute uno Sod SsSslan6 Str.
IS 8ierte 1tno 2e@laire 5traBe.
80 gaie un0 Jeoeral StraBe.
Al Mdte nno @arrslon Strabe.
~ g..p6lfte uno &iplep 5traBe.
A3 3ebnte nnb graob StraBe.
"A s, 81. S. & g. 5bops.
As gier5ebrte unb Nerrp StraBe.
As Sii%nf5ebnte un0 @arriion Str.
AZ 2ocult uno graop 5traBe.
4S 5edl5ebnte nllD Soma 5traBe.
40 Sed5ebnte nn6 Irllngton NDt.
81 stanoarb Oil So.
So Colt Nioer ct. u1t6 College MDe.
SO gpring Str. u1lo Summit aDe.
81 3ebl1te u1b @ran6 Mbenue.
IS Siinfte uno Soma straBe.
81 Mentte uro 2eGlaire 5trab BE.
IS M5ol1no nnD goOD 5trabe.
SO elite auno Soma 5traBe.
81 5taats @ailenballs.
SO Sarnam uro Sigh 5trabe.
60 2ocuit 6trabe u1lo @ronb ape.
81 grabp gtraBe ur10 Narf Cane.
IS @ele glbetlue unb gaIt 5trabe.
81 @ralb 1tno Ni6olas @pe.
II GipleD uluO 8lealant Strabe.
70 2ocult uno Gaines 5traBe.
70 gier5ebnte uno Gaines Strabe.
"a Siinf5ebnte 1rnb @arren Ctr.
76 Mbte uno Gaines 5traBe.
81 2ocult uno 3ipiiion gtrabe.
80 Union uno MoIbington Strabe
/, SO Mtte urb Giunore 5traBe.
81 Siinfte ulrb Gaplor Strabe.
So aeonaro unb Marql,ette Strabe
SO 5ieberte Str. nn6 Mlma Mpe.
81 5ieberte uno 9aoie ctr.
SO 2eonaro rro @olbington Str.
81 2ocu1t u1r6 Mearqllette 5trabe.
80 Mercp Soipital.
90 81. gi11cer1t's Grpbanaga.
1872 Jrpnt INTO Wain 5trabe.
1913 @rano Opera SouIe.
124 3meite nno Main Strabe.
125 gl1rtis Opera Sonie.
1875 Mnlerican Ibeatre 9iib1le.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
212 &iogenoo6 unb &iacreit Ape,
213 Sutton unb Miliiliippi 9De.
2t6 gbri1tie ct. nllb Summit Nbs
312 9ritte uno 1ioiiion 9troBe.
313 Buckingham Npa0 uno 9ipifto
Strabe.
314 Godingbam &pab un6 &ome
5traBe.
315 @laeoie Nai6ine1ralm.
! 316 Gelegrapb Goao nnb Holff g
y 319 Buckingham Rou0 unD 2incol
Mpenlie.
32f gedite nno 9af straBs.
1923 Critic nlo Gaf 5traBe.
324 Buckingham Stood utto gla
Strabe.
326 Sarcod nrb 2incoln She.
-giaIde unb iauberc 2ieferun9 a
Ter art geldafflider unS pripat
IrudInben gu bcn nieorislten 9reiIe
9aba9rudcrei bcs Scr Sempfrat
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Ser .sssrtde gsraptrst", ct

Ser rs6alide geraptret", etnldliesIib
soTr,tagssMlIsqobe, feds &atntineri, fcoe @n6e.
ptrb OF, bic sIhoniuenter, II: biefer 5tabt fir
10 Gents pocbe1tlth oher $500 idhrIi& Set
8nlars5abiit1g fret abaeIiefert.
Mii Der gptt nnberbaIb ser etabt, mad 1t.
senb etrem Goitu11t in ben Ser. 6tnaten, Ga,
1Ghn ODER Dfegico. $500 idErIih BET Yoralls,
tabIune.
Die epnntass . stusaabe, nur ourh ote xufi
lncb ieoenl Eoftan,t in BEN Ser. Gtaater. fnite.
'dbrli1 $1.oo bet gorons5abIuno.
Ser pSa!bipdhentlihe 3cmusrat". bnrn Bic
snii inllerbaIb oer Ser. Staaten nno hurt
Irfser in Der staot $3.50, bel Iorals6abluna
81 %; mad CANADA $3.50 llrb ra5 europe
eA.o0 per Sabr bel 8praus3abIune.
Der ,Hbdlentttnh, 9emptrat". III, spes Tibet
;er.. W!tttttnots rno Snn1lubenbs. tpftet inner.
ealb Der Der. Staaten $500. nod Canada unn
uaa EUROPA $3.50 idbrIit bet 8oraussablune
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Sledigc Oefdtsfarbe?

ga, iene trdtge 2eber bernr1adt oft
lol6e. u9r. &ing's Netp 2ife 9ills"
fldren Sic @eli9tsfarbe, treiben Die
ll~nreinbeiten bera1s nnb bcfreien Ben
&Drper letdt nnb natiirlid bon Ben
aufgelagerten G6lnden. @enn Der
Gtublgang ni1t leidt nnb regular lit,
niiben ale gulber Der 8elt ni6ts,
nm permanent Die unnreine @eiidt5z
fnrbe" 5u berbeden. 9ieieS 2agirmitz
tel 1T milbe, aber effeftbol1. Sc greift
in leinen Soleen ni6t an llnb madt
nigt franf. SIR f0nnt bic gor5iige
BON u9r. Sings SEEN 2ife Nius" ni6t
Disputiren. 8esinnt beute nit elmer
Beban0lung. (ana.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

Mls Hi@oro MagneI Horb,
i4nitt fiq feline Witpe, 5rau goiima,
gum 3ei9en Der Srouer buS 9aar ab.
S @rte6enlanb brtngt nun
Bic Oort iebr beliebten 9ammelf0pfe
nit Nugen llno 3dbnen ouf ben Slid.
Sum Sci ma I'll 0eS MtGenif6en
8olfes nod Der S9ladt BON Maroz
t6on nurben 500 3iegen gefhloWz
tet.
Die @9neioefonteo ss @lo=
leroiamonten BAR niGt tun Iflih an=
geidliffen, iDnbern mub natiirlid)
1ein.
gu elmer einaigen @prsn<
gung BON @iIener5 III @iibbaranger
fat man % 5onnen Dpnamtt be-
nubt.
6as tiefT 1orfmDor, bos MAJ,
! bisber in 9euti9lanb fcltgeitellt bat,
1T Elm oitpreuBtl9es NIT Is Meier
5iefe.
Gin gemalbe pon 2utas
granu9 fanb ei1l SunIttcnner III e.
mem B%ouernhauic ais Sedel in einem
J MbDri.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17


-0ia1be nnb iauberc 2ieferung all
Ter art gelddfflider unb pribater
1rudinben gu Sen nieori9iten 9reiIen.
Rob Srudcrei bcs Scr 9entofrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Hulitiide ntnb nnpulitiide
3anbglpne,t.

Gelbitbertbei0isnng lit allp eine@otz
tespfliht elmer Station. sic Bari abcr
nur bon gnslano al1sseniitt iperben.
.la.M 4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

- 2or0 Gburdiu mill on Sic Sront.
8abrlheinli6 bermltbet ct BORT gfat<
ten, nelde er aus Benz God 1olert
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

gburdiu Fat III ensliiden 8ibz
bldttern Ben 8einamen u9er5og bon
antlperpen rnb @alippli" erbalten.-
rRitter pun Ser tr%aurigen @eltalt"
ipar' au6 ni6t iibell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

Sic 9aiirten perlal1gen bon
BriedenlanD Sic @eriiderung, bab tire
Iruppen nidt i%nternirt nerOen, Del1n
lie ii6er Sic griedii6e @ren3e flildten
miii1en. l1nb melben bod %anoauernoe
Siege" bia Galonifi?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07

ensuing year: President, Mrs. Morti-
mer GraSg, vice-president. Mrs. J. w.
Youngman, corresponding
Mrs. Jnc. Linn, recording secretary.
Mrs. J. E. Price, treasurer, Mrs c. E.
Nayb1er, mite box secretary, Mrs. S.
Cunnin CHAM. Those present We're Mrs.
Gragg, Mrs. Naylrr Mrs. Price, Mrs
Cunningham, Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Ernest
Rhodes, Mrs. w. n. Rhodes. The pro-
gram committee appointed is Mrs.
Youngman, Mrs. Linn and Mrs. Prin-
gle.
The Plus Ultra class of the Third
Pre- sbyterian church will meet at the
church for practice tonight.
Miss Matte Jackson has returned
to her home in Manhattan, after 4
short visit with the Z. w. C1eland fam
lily in East Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wielrnet of
Danville, Ill, who are visiting relatives
here a few weeks have gone to Usage
City to spend a short time with rela-
tiVes.
Mr.. Roland Raymond of Kansas
City spent a few days here last week
with the S. Cunningham family en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07
EAST SIDE NOTES.
items for thae department may be
phoned to 5p15 OF State Journal office.

Mrs B. F. Baird will entertain the
members Of the Bellview Literary club
Wednesday afternoon at her home, ga
Highland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew O'Byrne, Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Bower, Miss Kathryn
Basham of Fairfield, Ia, and Master
Charles Richard Bower motored to
Wakarusa Monday, where they spent
the day picnicking.
Mrs s. H Gill will entertain the
members of the Dorcas society of the
Oakland Third Christian church Tues
day afternoon at her home 326 Klein
street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
woman's foreign missionary society
of the East Side NJ. E. church was held
last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ward
Rhodes in Lawrence street. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07

A marriage that will be solemnized
this evening is that of Miss Bessie
Eleanor Lagerstrom and Mr.. Frank
Allen Scott The service will be read
at o'clock this evening by DR..
Stephen S. Estey, of the First Pres
byterian church, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lagerstrom, 705 West Sixth avenue.
Both the bride and bridegroom will
be unattended, and about a hundred
guests will witness the ceremony.
The rooms will be decorated in
palms and ferns and pink and white
roses. The bridal couple will stand
before the mantel in the living room,
facing bank of palms and flowers.
The brides gown is white satin
draped with net 1t is made with en-
pire waist, round neck and short
sleeves, and the skirt is of round
length. Around the skirt are three
rows of double ruffles of the net, and
the same finishing is used for the
sleeves, neck and waistllDe. Strands
of pearls encircle the waist, and
finish the neck and sleeves. The
bridal veil is of tulle, fashioned with
cap, around which will be worn
wreath of valley lilies The bridal
bouquet will be lilies and roses. The
veil is the one that was worn by Mrs.
Roy Johnson at her marriage.
The brides going away suit is a
tailored costume of wistaria shade of
broadcloth, trimmed around the bot
tom of the jacket and the skirt, with
bands of black silk braid, set closely
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07

team and one of the Riley teams. Mr..
Topeka, is one of the junction City
players.
The members of a motor party who
visited the Fort Sunday from Topeka
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Anderson,
Mrs. s. F. Barber of New York, DIR.
and Mrs. George Port Ashton, and Mr..
]. E. Crockett.
Some of the visitors to Fort Riley
are planning to entertain for the polo
players at the fair Tuesday and Wed
nesday of fair week.
A hurried exit from Mexico was
made by g. former Topeka woman and
her twin baby girls who are now in
this city. They are Mrs. George W.
Allen and Harriet Whiteside Allen
and Elizabeth Allen. The babies are
now fifteen months old and as in
teresting and charming children as
one could wish to sec. They were
four months old when their parents
were ordered to leave Tampico on a
German transport, and make their
escape in twenty minutes The
American commander of warship
in the harbor had orders from Wash
ington not to take on any Americans
but to leave at once. The commander
had nothing to do but to obey his or
ders. Tie word had gone out that the
revolutions wore at hand with the in
tention of clearing all Americans from
the city. ARRANGEMENTS were made
for the Americans to board the Ger
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07
How To Make
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Some peculiar property of this harmless
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This means that the smuggling. drying
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brush before retfring-and the transforma-
ton will afford a most pleasant surprise
in the morning.-Adv.
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man boat, and they had between
twenty and thirty minutes to rush
from their houses, taking with them
what little hey could ga Their together,
and get into the ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Allen S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
! clothes they could pack hurriedly, and
got on board The Officers and
passengers were so eTamored of the
tiny babies that they left nothing I'M
done for their comfort, giving up
their own comforts that the children
might not suffer in any way from
their hasty change of surroundings.
The children were at once adopted
as the boats mascot.
The snip brought the refugees to
Galveston. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
and the babies and Mrs. West came to
Topeka. Mr.. West was ere of dele
cation sent to Washington to protest
against the deSertion of the Americans
in Tampico by the American ship.
The West family lived north of To-
peka for many years, and Mr.. West
was a cattleman of Importance dur
ing his residence in Kansas. Mrs.
uated from the State Agricultural col
lege at Manhattan, and she knew a
good many Topeka people. About
eight years ago the West family
moved to Mexico, and Miss West was
married to Mr.. Allen. They have a
fruit-growing plantation which they
call Gulf View, near Tampico. Mr..
Allen has returned to look after his
business affairs in Mexico, and IS now
in Brownsville, Tex, where his wife
and children expect to join him soon.
After the reyolutionists arrived in
Tampico they went through the
homes of the Americans and carried
off anything they could make use of
and drove off their cattle.
The twins have none of the languor
that belongs to southern born people.
Their exuberance is enough to keep
a whole household at attention and
moving On the double-quick. They are
penses. When eggs sold for rs cents
each in Tam Dico, these babies had
the time of their young lives scram-
bling 50 worth of them on the kitchen
floor. In those times butter was 81
a pound, and flour $40 a sack. The
and stage tricks which they were
asked to give at local theatrical per-
Torrance in Galveston. They have
the distinction of being grand-nieces
of Walker Whitesidc, the famous ac-
tor, who is the brother of Mr. Aliens
mother
Mrs. Allen has been the house guest
for a few days of Miss Ida Grosch,
who was a friend of Mrs. Allen at
college.
Society people are taking good
deal of interest in the horse show that
will be given in connection with the
fair next week Miss Loula Long, of
Kansas City, who is to be an exhibitor
in the show. has wired from California
that she wants a box reserved for her,
as she will entertain some of her
friends at the show Orders have also
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come from Junction City and Manhat-
tan, and some prominent Topeka peo-
pie have bought boxes. The society
people find that an excellent way to
entertain their friends and pay off
some of their social debts is to invite
guests to sit in the box with them at
the show. A box for the season costs
about one-half what a single admis-
sion would be for every evening. The
horse show is one of the annual events
for fashionable people i'm the large
cities, and it is gaining in popularity
here.
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route to Emporia, where he will enter
the normal school.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the missionary So
ciety of the Third Presbyterian church
Will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs A A. Hop in Davies street
The Mistletoe club has been post
poned this week and will meet with
Mrs. J. c. Wilson 21S Chandler street
Thursday afternoon, September IS
Miss Ruth Hanna has returned to
her home in Ottawa, after a short Wis
It with Miss Mary Cunningham in
East Eighth street.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the East Side M T. church was held
all day Yesterday at Gage park
Mrs. J. f. Taylor will entertain the
members of the Goldenrod club We'd
nesday afternoon at her home 1912
Topeka avenue.
Step Ladders at Forbes-Adv
What did he say about the artifi-
cia1 lake in the garden % Said it
wasn't worth dam. pa fillmore
American
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a client view thrce
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tcOntinued on Next Page-I
Estate Gas Ranges at Forbes.-Adv.
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Topeka is going to make an effort
to catch up with Junction City next
week, when she has polo game out
at the fair. Junction has been play
ing polo for some time. The town
itself has a team, and there are two
teams at the Fort A party of Topeka
people went up to the Fort Sunday to
watch the game between the Junction
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together. The jacket collar is of black
fur. The blouse is of chiffon of the
same color as tho suit, and the hat is
q black velvet trimmed with
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