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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
NIEMCY PRZECIW EKSPoR.
TOWI AMUNICYI.

L
Washington, 19 kwietnia. =
w ,tutejszych kolach urzedowych
dowiedziano sic, re Rad niemie-
cki zamierza dalej protestowac
przeciw wywozowi broni i mate
ryaiow wojennych re Stanow Zje-
Ednoczonycn do panstw, prowadza
cych wojne Niemcami.
Doreczona ostatnio przez ME-
mieckiego amabasadora Berns :
torffa nota, zarzucajaca Stanor1
Zjednoczonym prowadzenie poll
tyki jednostronnej neutralnosci,
jest tylko wstepem do diploma
tycznej kampanii, skierowanej
przeciwkO tutejszemu rzadowi.
Rad niemiecki oczekuje obecnie
doreczenia odpowiedzi, kt6ra jed.
max W kazdym razie ME zakonczy
|dyplomatycznych zabiegow Ber--
lima.
Niemcy maja uzyc bardziej
szczegolowych i konkretniejszych
argumentow celem powstrzy--
mania wywozu materyaiow wojen
nych, coby ich zdaniem zmusiio
.Sprzymierzonych do zawarcia po-
koju. w szczegolnosci maja zwr6
.cic uwage, re W roku 1898, W
czasie wojny hiszpansko-amery--
.kahskiej, Stany Zjednoczone "a
daily cd Niemiec, ably tie ME dopu-
-szczaiy do wywozu kontrabandy,
przeznaczonej dla Hiszpanii, o,
becn.e poiozenie Niemiec jest zu-
pelnie podobne do polozenia, W
jakiem Wuj Sam W r. 1898 sic
znajdowal. Rad berlinski ma ro-
wniez bardziej wyczerpujaco o.
movie podniesiona juz W ostat--
niej nocie kwestye, re obecna woj
ma wytworzyia zupeinie odmienne
warunki, jake przedtem nigdy
ME egzystowaly. w poprzednich
bowiem wojnach zawsze obie stro
ny wojujace mogiy zaopatrywac
sic w bron j amunicye zagrani-,
cy ME chodzilo to, czy wogo-
lie otrzymaja materyaly wojenne,
ale to jedynie, ktory z KRAKOW,
ubiegajacych sic o otrzymanie "a
nowienia, dostawe uskuteczni i
wykona. Obecnie zas ;Stany Zjed-
noczone So jedynem pahstwem,
ktore moze wojujacych zaopatry7
wac W broh i apunicye i dlatego
powinny zdaniem Niemiec wy
woz ten zupelnie powstrzymac.
Urzednicy departamentu stanu
twierdza, re ME wiedza o zadnyrl
urzedowym dokumencie, W kto--
rymby Stany Zjednoczone donna
galy sic cd rzadu niemieckiego,
by ten przeszkadzal dowozowi
broni do. Hiszpanii, tladto, re
Stany Zjednoczone do dnia dir
siejszego zadnemu z pahstw
sprzymierzonych ME dostarczy}y
jeszcze takiej. ilosci materyaiow
wojennych, jaka Niemcy dostawi-
ly Hiszpanii W r. 1888.
w dodatku skonstatowae je-
szcze nalezy, re riiemieckie Was
ME usilowania zaopatfywania HUI
erty w broh amunicye spowo--
dowaiy j przyspieszyly przed ro-
kiem zajecie Vera Cruz, ktore
przyczynilo sic do smierci niejed-
: . ~ y
nego obywatela amerykahskiego.
PRZECIW ADMINISTRATOR
WILsoNA.
St. Louis, 10 .kwietnia. - Me
riiecka agitacya celem powstrzy-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
Walk W powietrzu.

Londyl,. 10 kwietnia. Oneg-
daj W Londynie oczekiwano zlcaia
pewnoscia rejdu niemieckich ba--
lonow czy aeroplanow ostatnie
wycieczki nienieckie napowietrz-
ne, ktore siegpssy pobliza loh--
dyhskiego W promieniu 5ciu mil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
FRANCUZI ODNOSZA
IMAGINE SUkCE5Y.
Rosyanie wzieli 10000 Austry
ak0w do nieWoli.

rach w zirnie jeszcze prawie, ivy
ciestwo jest niezaprzeczone pc
stronie rosyjskiej. Poczatkowc
Rosyanie 4mieli tylko Dukie jej
wawoz re wszystkich precise kar-
packich ma Wegry; orozpoczeciu
ofensywy wsparciu n jej przez
przemyska armie po zdobyciu
Przemysla- dzialania 'szybszem po-
SLY tempem wowczas jedno "a
drugiem przejScie .zaczeto zdoby-
wac, a przejsciami temi wojska
rosyjskie zaczefy przechodzic ma
strone wegierska, gdzie dis juz
znaczna liczba wojsk sic znajdu-
ie. Najkrwawsze walki toczyiy
sic ma liniach Baligrod- -Bardyow,
dalej dokoia precise .Uzoku, o.
gromnie poteznie obsadzonyeh
Iprzez Austryak6w; gdy sic stase
widocznem, IL rnimo niesprzyjaJai
cych warunk6W Rosyanie pre-
chodza ma Wegry, wowczas przy-
byIy ma Podkarpacie wegierskie
znaczne bardzo poslki niemiec--
kie, dis licza, IL ma Wegrzech i
W Bukowinie valley przeciw Ro-
syanom po<stronie austryackiej O.
kolo $4,000 Niemcow. w wall
kach, stoczonych we wznaianko-
wanym poprzednio okresie W licz-
bic 10000 jenc6w wzieto tez 800
oficer6w austryackich j niemiec-
kich a nadto zabrano nieprzyja--
cielowi 80 cie5kich dial 200 mi
traliez.
- Szczego4y walk w dniach o.
statnich So nieogioszone. Walczo-
no W okolicy Telepocz W gorach
Karpatach, wzieto tam okoio poi
tora tysiaca jehcow, potyczki to-
cza sic W dolinie gofnego Stryja,
= ma Bukowinie cisza. Toz samo
w p6inocnej Polsce - choc stare
bylo kilka w okolicach Maryam-
pola i Kalwaryi. Roztopy wio-
senne, jake teraz wszedzie nasta-
1y W znacznej bardzo mierze
wstrzymuja wszelkie dziaiania
wojenne rugby wojsk. Car Mi
kolaj znowu wyjechas do wojsk W
Polsce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19

ledwie, mianowicie miasta Green
wich - wywoialy sluszne zanie-
.pokojenie o losy stolicy, ktora tez
Jest dniem noca strzezona. Ataki
ma miasta i niissteczka w po--
wiatach Essex i Suffolk, tuz pod
Londynem i ma t. wv. Tyneside
wyrzadzily wprawdzie maio szko-
dy, ale postrach rzucily znacz--
ny.
Paryz, 10 kwietnia. = Napo--
wietrzny statek najechal twier--
DE niemiecka w Alzacyi, miasto
Strassburg, mad Renem, rzucii W
ME bomb kilkanascie, ME wyrza-
dzaiac iednak szkod wiekszych -
pare domow zostalo uszkodzo-
nych i dwu przechodniow ranio--
nych: Niemcy przywitali Fran
cuzow salwami strzaiow ale
statek zdoIai ujse calo; udas sic.
do Badenii i zbombardowaI mia
sto Fryburg juz po raz drugi W
ostatnich dniach kilku: rezultat
.bombardowania miasta tego jest
5bardzo smutny, poniewaz jedna z
bomb zabAa rodzine Gala = mei-
czyzne, kobiete i ich Gro dzieci;
inne bomby raniiy Smiu przecho-
dni6w i uszkodzily pare domow.
Amiens, 10 kwietnia. - Aero
.plany niemieckie bombardowaly
miasto to przed kilku dniami
siedm os6b zostalo zabitych a
kilkanaScie ranionych: Niemcy
rzucali bomby ma starozytna ka.
tedre, ale jej ME trafili-
Londyn, 1s kwietnia. - We
Flandryi pod Boesinghe jeden a.
eroplan angielski stoczyl zwy--
cieski pojedynek niemieckim i
zrzucil go ze znacznej wysoko--
Sci - dwaj niemieccy piloci To-
stall zabici.
Pary5, 19 kwietnia. - Donosza
z pod Langemarck, W Belgii, ze
Garros, ssynny aviator francuski
znowu stoczyi zwycieski pojedy-
mex z aeroplane1n niemieckim,
zrzucajac go z wysokoSci 1000
stop = aeroplan padi W pozycye
nienieckie; tax ze go ME dostano,
ale nierna zadnej watpliwoaei, IL
q CO nim-lecieli n1usieli zginae ma
Garros juz trzy take po-
jedynki awiatyczne stoczys zwy-
ciesko W ostatnich trzech tygod-
mach. a.
Rzym, 10 kwietnia. = Wielh
balon wojenny austryacE, z Me
mice nabyty niedawne runai dS
morza pod Pola - zaioga jego ca
Ia zgineia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19

Londyn, 10 kwietnia. - Pisma
.tutejsze donosza, re naczelny
wodz wojsk rosyjskich W. ks. Mi
kolaj Mikolaiewicz jest ciezko
chory wskutek postrzaiu W
brzuch, otrzymanego cd gen. Sic
versa, niegdys dowodzcy armii ro-
syjskiej ostatnio pobitej przez
Niemcow mad jeziorami mazurs--
kiemi. Po tel klesce w. ks. Mikoiaj
spoliczkowat miai Sieversa, a ten
W odpowiedzi dobyi rewolweru,
strzelil do ksiecia, raniac CO., a po-
TEN sdbie zycie odebraA..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
N|E|MCY CHCA WSTRzYMA
MA WYWOzU BR0Nl.
kytykuja administacyq Wi|sona
Niema nadziei rychfego
uspokojenia Mexyku.
Ameryka1ski obywatel ska
zany ma sniere.
Japonczycy W TurtleBay
Roboty W Gary poprawiaja SIC.
Japo1czycy W TurtleBay.
Roboty W Gary poprawiaja SIC.

mania wywozu broni amunicyi
re Stanow Zjednoczc.yrh do
pahstw sprzymierzonych znalaz-
Ia wczoraj tn swoj wyraz ma ma
sowym mityngu Amerykahskiej
Ligi NeutralnoSci. Potepiano sta
nowisko zajete wtej sprawie
przez administracye Wilsona, a
nazwisko Bryana witano syHa--
MEM.
Giownym mowca byi dawny
kongresman Ryszard Bartholdt.
ktory twierdzil re wiasciwic i
Stany Zjednoczone prowadza woj
ne z Niemcami, re Anglia prowa-
dzi wraz Sprzymierzonymi kan
panic bezprzykiadnego W histo-
ryi falszu, a ,,angielska prasa'-
(tak nazwal prase amerykahsk2)
- pomaga W TEN Wielkiej Bryta-
mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19

]. 3. pariasch wyposycza pienisdzs
ma realnOSc, sprzedaie karty okrsto.
We i realnotci. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
w1Esc1 z MExYKU.

Washington, 19 kwietnia. = O.
trzymano tu wczoraj wiadomosc,
re amerykanski obywatel Alfred
Tappan z Nowego Yorku zostai
przez wladze mexykanskie W sta
ME Yucatan skazany ma srnierc.
Brak wiadomosci o jake prze--
stepstwo Tappan byi oskarzony,
przypuszczaja jednak, zejest ono
natury politycsnej. Sekretarz po-
lecii konsulowi Sillimanowi, ably
zrobii wszystko, co w jego mocy,
celem przeszkodzenia egzekucyi.
Brazylijski posei W Mexyku
miescie zawiadornif department.
staDp, re 20 kwietnia dopomogf
800 cudzoziemcom do opuszczenia
stolicy. -, 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
w MExYKU ME REDZIE
PREDKO SPOKoJU.
Washington, 10 kwietnia.

Waszyngton, 10 kwietnia.
IDlugo ieszcze potrwa, zanim ra-
stanic, pokoj W Mexyku, 90
konkluzya, do kt6reyGochodz2 o.
becnie wszysey dyplonlaci adnli-
nistracyjni urzednicy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. CT piierwsi twier-:
dza nadto zupeinie otwarcie, re
jedynie zbrojna. interwencya mo-
re pokoj sprowadzic.
Podobno nieoficyalnie miano
zakomunikowac radon Brazylii,
Argentyny Chile, re ich wspolna
interwencya bylaby przychylnie
przez Stany Zjednoczone przyje-
ia, lecz rzady te odmowiiy stano-
wczo.
Wilson i. Bryan staraja sic ma
kfonic wojujace partye, by zgo--
dziiy sic ma jakiegos kandydata
ma prezydenta, ktoregoby Sta
ny Zjednoczone uznaly. = Miano
ma mysli generala Filipa Ange--
les, lecz Carranza jego ME przy-
jail. Duvall West, specyalny wy
slannik Wilsona, d{ugo prowa--
dill W tel sprawie konferncye i
rokowania, lecz rozbiiy sic one o
upor Carranzy, gdyz Villa ia
pata godzili sic ma Angelesa. De-
kiaracya Will, re ME my$li on o,
prezydenturze dla siebie, jest we
die wszelkiegQ Prawdopodobien--
stwa szczera, ,Tnowy prezydent.
mogiby wiec liczyc ma jego po-
parcie. Lecz ostatnie zwyciestwo
generaia Obregona mad Villa u.
twierdzi tylko Carranze W upo-
RE i dlatego szanse rychiego IL
spokojenia Mexykusa obecnie mi
nimalne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19

Dokohczenie na ST. s-sy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-04-19
Walk ma MOrzach.

Zglnefs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04

A wedding of much interest to their
many friends and also great surprise
was that of Miss Winona Mullins to
Mr.. Wright Bryant, both of Lawrence,
which took place Saturday evening in
Liberty, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant will
make their home in Topeka where Mr..
Bryant is in the railroad business. Miss
Mullins was DR.. O'Briens assistant
here before her arriage.-Lawrence
JournaI-WorId
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04

avenue. A short program has been
arranged and ice cream and cake will
be served.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs o. P Davis, who underwent a
serious operation at ST. Francis hos
pital last Thursday, is improving.
H. Britenstein of the GRADER Brit
enstein Hardware company was in
PaXico Tuesday on business.
w. r. Sandstrom of Los Angeles,
the Shawnee State bank. Mr.. Sand
strom is a former Topekan. He moved
to California twelve years ago and this
is his first visit here since he went to
the coast.
Mrs. Mary Doane, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. C.. Shinn,
in st. Joseph, Mo, has returned.
e. S. dresser, cashier at the Citizens
today owing to illness. Mr.. Gresser
had not been feeling well since Mon
day but continued to appear at the
bank until this morning. His illness
is not believed to be serious.
John Duffey of -Elmont who was in
Kansas City on business has returned
to his home.
Louis Koenig has gone to the Pa
cific coast to remain month.
Clarence Kistler and family will
leave tomorrow for Hoisington where
they will spend their vacation. Mr..
Kistler is a mail carrier at the North
Topeka office.
Miss Lucille Maze of 1892 North
Quincy street has returned from
Ozawkie, where she visited relatives
for a month.
Mrs. F. r. Conwell and her daugh-
tiers Charlotte and Margaret, Mrs. A.
T. Pitt and her daughter Helen, Miss
Gretchen Voiland and Miss Mabel Suit
are camping at the Colvin farm, north
of town. They will be in camp two
weeks.
Miss Mae Clausen has returned to
her home in Emporia after a week
end visit to Miss frankie Ward.
Mrs. Marvin Boyle went to Elmont
this morning. She will be gone sew
eral days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04
IN NORTH TOPEKA
The Farmers Are Too Busy to
Come to Town.
New Crop of Potatoes Is Com
ing Into Market.

Farmers north of town are busy
Since the weather hes permitted them
to work in the fields, few men and
women from the country have been
venturing into North Topeka. Every
trip to town is for something that is
absolutely necessary on the farm and
as soon as the purchases are made
the out-of-town purchasers return I'M
mediately to the fields.
The continued wet weather retarded
work in the fields and did consider
able damage to crops but since more
favorable weather has appeared the
farmers are determined 20 make
every lick count
Owing to the numerous washoutS a
great deal of forage crops will be
raised this year. Good crops of kafir
corn, cane and feterita are expected.
All the corn that has escaped the re-
cent storms looks remarkably good
according to reports from farmers
north of the city. Potato digging has
begun and for the next ten days
North Topeka produce men are eX-
pecting a good supply of the Irish
deHcacy.''
Suburban Visitors Still Coming.
The Union Pacific is still bringing
into the city numerous out-of-town
purchasers who are being attracted
mere by the bargains offered this
week by Topeka merchants. The
heaviest business is not from the i'm
mediate vicinity of North Topeka
but from towns farther along the line,
but still close enough to permit tray
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elers to return to their homes the
same day.
The anxiety of farmers to get as
much done in their fields as they can
while the weather permits is having
tendency to keep away many men,
but the women of the homes appear
to be determined to get their share
of the bargains offered this week.
Celebrate Emancipation Day.
Emancipation day is being cele-
brated today by the negroes of To-
peka. A special feature of the pro-
gram arranged for the day was a
parade that started from North To-
peka this morning. The marchers
avenue and Gordon street. From this
point they marched south to Fourth
and Kansas avenue, then west on
Fourth to jackson, south on Jackson
to Tenth then east on Tenth to Kan
sas avenue and then north to City
park. The remainder of the program
which includes a number of literary
and musical numbers will be given at
City park this afternoon.
p. o. Still in Doubt.
No reports have yet been received
from Washington regarding the new
postoffice for North Topeka. Some
time ago 1t was reported that the
Adams property had been purchased,
but this was later denied. Last Feb
ruary a representative from the postal
department at Washington was in To-
peka and recommended two sites but
these failed to receive the .. K of the
Powers that Be- at Washington, it
is reported.
Special Church Service.
Friday being the Feast of the
there will be a cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. corner
Laurent and North Quincy streets, at
8 O'Clock. The Rev. Carl w. Nau,
rector of St. Andrews church of En-
poria will be the celebrant.
Pythian Meeting.
Pythian Temple No. 10S will hold
the regular meeting FRIDAY night, Au-
gust 6, at the hall, S37 North Kansas
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss julie Wolcott of Oshkosh, Wis,
formerly of Topeka, to Mr.. Ray Kiene
of this city. The wedding is to take
place, August "a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04
SANTA FE NOTES.
items for this department may be
phoned to 3915 or State Journal offtcc-J

The Joint protective board of the B.
of l. F. and E. of the Santa Re sys-
tenn is in Topeka for a few weeks for
the biennial meeting. The members
of the board are: w. c. Keiser, gem
eral chairman, Topeka; c. r. Chill
man. vice chairman, Chicago; Clyde
E. Hampstead, secretary and treasur-
er. Topeka; F. F. Perkins, Emporia;
A. c. Rushton, Chanute; j. M. John-
son. Pueblo, Colo; J. NJ. Sundt, Las
Vegas. n. NJ; G. L. Schafer, Arkansas
CITY: L. G. McMinnie, San Marcia1, N
NJ; G.. p. Farmer, Ration, N NJ; 3 A
Ferris, Argentine; j. H. GeIger, La
.Junta, Colo; c.. Willette, Wellington;
J. H. Tillman. Newton: J. H Cooper,
Fort Madison. Ia; A. F.. Bowen, Mar
celine, Mo-; w. CT. Clark. Denver,
Colo, and H. o. Martin, Clovis, n NJ
Mrs. Nimmo and son Robert, family
of j. K. Nimmo of the general boiler
inspectors office, are spending rev
weeks with relatives in Wisconsin.
The Santa Fe apprentice band will
furnish music tonight at the lawn fete
to be given in Klein's grove for the
benefit of the East side park
Blair Hoover, of the Union Pacific
railroad office at Omaha, Neb., Mrs.
Hoover and children, Mattel and For
ester. will come here the goth of this
month for a few weeks visit with
relatives.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Society to the B. of L. T. ana r. VIII
be held Friday afternoon with Mrs
Jas Bostic in West Sixteenth street
which will be followed by a picnic
supper at Gage park for the members
of the mems lodge no 2O5 and the
visiting brothers in the city.
Miss Alice Hughes has accepted a
position as clerk in the car account
ants office
Edwin Bennett, of the material su-
pervisors office, has returned from
two weeks vacation spent in the east.
Frank Myers, of the store depart
ment. will leave soon for ST. Paul and
Wis, to spend a few
weeks vacation
G.. L. Price, stenographer to the APP
prentice instructor, and Mrs Price
have returned from a three weeks va
cation spent on the Pacific coast.
Clyde Breeze, of the store depart
ment, and Dell Fuller, of the signal /
office, have returned
from a vacation trip to Colorado
Ivan Gregory has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk in the material super
visor's office.
Chas. Miller, of the storehouse, has
to work, after two weeks
vacation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-04
OAKLAND NOTES.
Items for this department may be
pkoned to 1915 or State journal office

The following members of the Oak
land Rebekah lodge attended the en-
tertainment given last Monday night
by the members of Capitola lodge in
the city; Mrs. W. E. Main, Mrs. n. S.
Shehi, Mrs. H. n. Oakley, Mrs. G. l..
LepPer, Mrs. W. H. Draut and Mrs.
j. c. Lingo.
Mrs. N. E. Copeland entertained at
dinner last Saturday at their home in
Belmont street, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS.
Lingo and children and Mr.. Richard
Lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Murray
and children and Mrs. Mary Rodgers
were guests Sunday at the T. F. Al
len home in Forest avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Callahan and
little daughter were guests at the A.
E. Curry home few days last week.
An ice cream social will be given to-
night by the members of the Ladies
Aid society of the Oakland M. E.
church at the church.
Mrs. F. H. Clayton has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
in Colorado.
Mrs. G. ". Keesee has returned
from three weeks visit with relatives
in Pratt, Kan.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins will entertain
the mem bers of the ladies societies of
the Oakland Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at her home in
w aDaSn avenue
Miss Ethel Shearer has returned to
her home in Lawrence, after a few
days visit with the Scott Kelsey fam
lily.
Mrs. Edna Stratmeyer of Wichita
spent a few days last week with the
E. A. Peters family in Michigan ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Ray and daugh-
tiers, Agnes and Naomi left Sunday
for California, where they will spend
q few weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. T'hos. Wise and fam
lily were guests Sunday at the Frank
Brown home in Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hutson and
daughter Helen of Wichita are spend
ing this week with relatives and
friends here. Mr.. Hutson went to
Streetor, ILL.,. yesterday to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Peak.
Mrs NJ. V. Mi1liman of Michigan
avenue is reported i'll. suffering with
an attack of blood poisoning.
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The annual Lotus club picnic was
held Tuesday at Gage park. The
members who attended We're: Mrs. T.
H. Barnes, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs
Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Morris
Mrs E H. Seagraves, Mrs. H +.
Spencer, Mrs George d. Vile. Mrs
Sam Neal was a guest. The meetings
of the club have been discontinued
until after she first of September.
The regular review of Hive No. IA.
Mace lbee ladies, will be held Thurs
day afternoon In their hall which viii
be followed by a social hour
Mrs. E. Brannell and Mrs. John
Marlin of Kansas City are guests this
week at the f. J. Rauscher home in
Hancock street.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell of East Ninth
street, went to Holton today to spend
Il few days with friends.
Miss Vera Lowe and Mr.. Chad Lowe
of Branner street, left yesterday for
Muskogee, Okla, to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ] Kaynall and niece.
Miss Alice Ellenberger have gone to
Guthrie, Okla, for a months visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ. o. Bartel entertained the
members of the Domestic Sewing club
this afternoon at her home IN Elliott
street.
Mrs. J. C. Gentry and daughters
Esther and Ruth, have returned from
Ponca City, Okla, where they have
They were accompanied home bv Mr.
John Dawson, who Will visit here for
an extended time
social afternoon for all members
and former members of the Westnin-
ster Guild of the Third Presbyterian
church, will be held at the home of
Mrs. w. S. Gentry. 80 Chandler
street, Thursday afternoon, August ~.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Coleman md
family of Poplar strecc are spending
this week with relatives in Ozawkie.
Kan
Miss Hilda Vandimore of Admire,
Kan, Is visiting relatives here this
week
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Henry Wolff of Keil,
Germany, mother of a. =. Wolff OF
sumner street. Mrs Wolff, who was
past "a years of age, was a sufferer
from paralysis.
Mrs NJ NJ Freigburg and Mrs. Ar
thur Sturdy and children of st. Louis
are visiting relatives here this week
Mrs e o. Bartlett Will entertain
the Domestic Embroidery club on
Wednesday afternoon, August T. at
her home, No. Elliott avenue.
Miss Bertha Johnston If Emporia
KAN, is the guest of Mrs. Merrill
Beatty, of Lake street.
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You should take home sack or
two of good things to eat from the
Avalon Bakery for those who stayed
AT home, then they Will like you bet
ter ard we viii all be happier--Adv.
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Mrs. S. J. Crumbine will give a very
informal luncheon Thursday at her
home, 1903 Tyler street, for Mrs. II n.
Sabin who with Mr.. Sabin and their
son, Mr.. Fred Sabin, are In 10
peka for the summer.
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Electric Washers at Forbes--Adv.
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Mrs. F. c. Squires entertained at
bridge this afternoon for her niece
who is visiting her, and Miss Ester
BALDWIN of Hays City, who is the guest
of Mrs. Charles j. Skinner. IhoSs IN
vited were: Miss Jacobs, MISS Baiu-
Ernestine Kline Miss Ester Clark,
Miss Polly Mowers, Miss Mary Van
Vechten, Miss Mildred Fuller, MISS
Marguerite Kiene, Miss Ellzapetn
Jane Alexander, Miss Edith UpdegrarI
and Miss Katherine Albaugh.
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Mrs. A. A. Searle entertained the
members of her bridge club this after
noon at her home, 1917 Topeka ave
nue.. Mrs. Preston Coleman and Miss
Julia Larimer played for absent mem
bers. Those at the tables were: MRS.
Coleman, Miss Larimer, MRS. "A. ).
Carruth. Mrs. w. P. Snyder, Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Day
Monroe, Miss Guenn GODDARD, MISS
Louise Raster, Miss Margaret Love
well, Miss Ellie Dean and Miss Daisy
Neil.