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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
Hope to Tie Up Money Market
Against Their Enemies.
BANK RUNS ARE THREATENED
Recalcitrant Firms Face Whole
sale Withdrawals.
Campaign Launched Under
Cover of American Citizens.

New York. Sept. 15.-The Anglo
French financial commission today
heard that German agents, alarmed
at the momentum gained in the last
few days by the movement to lend
Great Britain and France a billion
dollars to be spent for supplies here,
had instituted a countrywide cam
pa1gn against the flotation of the
proposed credit loan.
Some of these agents, the commits
sion was informed, were known as
men who had furthered the spread
OF the German prope ganda during
the presence in this country of Dr.
Bernhar Dernberg. Who furnished
the finances to maintain these agents
was a matter which aroused the in
terest of the commissioners.
Under Cover of u. S. Citizens
According to information which
came to the commissioners, the Ger
man attack upon the proposed loan
was launched from the cover of
American citizens Of German parent
age, nativity or sympathies, although
in reality these citizens were not the
prime movers in the agitation. The
attack included not only the mega
tive stand in refusing to participate,
which the agitators hope will be
LContinued on Page Two.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
BIC Rain In STATE
Streams Rise in Kansas After
Big DOwnpOur.
Dam Breaks at Yates Center:
lola Is Threatened.

lola, Kan, Sept. 15.-A rainfall of
2.95 inches was recorded at the
weather station here this morning A
six inch rain fell in the watershed of
Rock, Elm and Coon creeks and the
Neosho river The Neosho river has
left its banks and is flooding the low
lands and covering the road west of
the city, cutting off all traffic ex-
ceDt by boat. H. K Ho1comb in
charge cf the government weather
station here is sending out flood
warnings by telephone and telegraph.
The records show over so inches of
rain here up TO date in 1915 Traffic
on the Missouri Pacific railroad has
been resumed after the wrecking of a
freight train twenty miles east of lola
yesterday, when n bridge, weakened
by recent floods gave way after the
engine had passed over. No one was
injured.
The dam of the Yates Center Water
company on Owl creek, one mile south
of that town, broke today and resi-
dents along the creek were forced to
flee to places of safety. A large part
of the southwest section of Woodson
county was inundated, but no loss of
life was reported
Marais Des Cygnes Bank Full.
Paola, Kan, Sept. 15.-Heavy rains
last night were reported at Osawato-
mie, FOntana and HillsdaIe. The Pot
tawatomie river near Osawatomie and
Bull creek near Paola, which have
been falling the last few days are
rising again. The Marais des Cygnes
river is bank full.
Big Rain at Independence.
Independence, Kan, Sept. 15-One
of the heaviest rains of the year fell
here last night and this morning. All
streams are rising rapidly.
Four-Inch Rain at Pittsburg
Pfttsburg, Kan, Sept. 15.-The to-
tai rainfall here in the last twenty
four hours has amounted to All
inches. All streams are swollen and
interurban railway service is badly
demoraIiZed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
MORE RAIN AND GLOOM
That Is the Best the Weather Bureau
Has to Offer.

More rain and gloom is coming to
Topeka tonight and Thursday. The
weather man holds out no hope for
tonight but there is a probability of
a rift in the clouds tomorrow after
noon. The temperatures will climb
slightly higher tomorrow. The fore
cast calls for showers tonight and
probably Thursday; warmer Thurs
day.
The rain at Topeka Tuesday and
Tuesday night netted ST of an inch.
The rain today amounted to .13 of
an inch. A slow intermittent drizzle
kept up practically all day. Tenn
peraturcs were Z degrees below nor
NAL. the wind blew at the rate of
10 miles an hour from the east. Fol-
lowing are the hourly temperature
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
WASHINGTON AGAIN WARNS
AMERICANS OUT OF MEXICO

Washington, Sept. 15.-Its
warning to Americans to keep
out of Mexico has been re-
newed, the state department.
formally acknowledged today.
The warning was as follows:
stOwing to disturbed condi-
tions prevailing along the
Mexican border, the govern
ment repeats the advice here
tofore given to American citi-
zens to remain on this side of
the international line for the
present"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
AS0UITH ASKS BILLION
AND QUARTER MORE; DAILY
WAR COST, SIT, 800, 900

London, Sept. 15.-Premier As
uuith in the house of commons to-
day moved a vote of credit of 25O,-
OOO, 900 pounds Isl, ,25O, ,0OO, O,OOO). In
making the motion the premier an
nounced that from July IS to Sept.
II, the daily net expenditure for
the war had been 3,5OO,O0O pounds
.(S17, ,500,OOO).
an aggregate of three million men
had enlisted since the beginning of
the war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
Taft Is So Today.

Cincinnati. o.. Sept. 15.-ForrEler
President William Howard Taft was
5S today. The present Yale professor
was born in Cincinnati September Is.
1851 He was admitted to the Ohio
bar in 1880. After ne had been grad
uated from Yale and the Cincinnati
Law school he worked as a reporter
for the Cincinnati Times and later for
the Cincinnati Commercial. Then he
became assistant prosecuting attorney
of Hamilton county, which was the
beginning of his long service in public
office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
HORSE SHOW TONIGHT

President Lux announced at 8
o'clock this afternoon that the horse
Show-Tuesday nights program
would be given tonight if it is not rain
ing between 6 or and o'clock. BY
the use of gasoline drying and straw
a good ground, they say, can be pro-
Vided.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
CROWN PRINCE ILL
Kaiser's Oldest Son Cracks
Under Strain of Campaign.
Going Without Sleep Produces
Mental Alteration.

London, Sept. ia sensational re-
port coming from German sources and
received here by way of Rotterdam
SAYS that the German crown prince is
suffering from mental alteration as
the result of the worries of the cam
paign-
The crown prince undoubtedly has
not spared himself in his attempt to
strike a decisive blow or the west
ern front Prisoners state that for
three days during the recent often
sive he went entirely without sleep.
He has now broken under the strain,
according to the German report, which
adds that in spite of the entreaties of
the Crown Princess Cecelie. the crown
prince refuses to relinquis h his COM
mand even temporarily.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
TEUTONS HAVE SHOT THEIR
BOLT, KITCHENER DECLARES

London, Sept. 15.-"The Germans
appear almost to have shot their boIt,'
said Earl Kitchener, secretary for war,
which at one time averaged five miles
a day, now has diminished to less than
one mile a day''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
Laughed and Died.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Sept. 15.-De1iah
Wyant, 16, is dead today because she
laughed. While eating peas in her
garden, some one said something to
make her laugh. A pea lodged in her
bronchial tube, and she died before as
sistance could reach her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
North German Conference On.

New Ulm, Mimi, Sept. 15-The
North German conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church opened an
annual session here today. The con-
ference will last through Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
GERMANIA PRAISES WILSON.
Paper Believes Hesperian Was Sunk
by British Mine.

Berlin, Sept. 15.-CVia London. ,
In the German governments explana-
ton of the Hesperian case, Ger
mania sees the way made clear for
president Wilson'S ultimate position
regarding the German note concern
ing justification for the sinking of the
Arabic"
The newspaper declares the British
press must give up it's hopes of Sc
rious difficulties between Berlin and
Washington. 1t praises President
Wilson for having refused to be in
fluenced by British reports of a new
menace to German-American rela-
tions which had just been guided
into more peaceful channel, and
adds:
ssThe presidents cool self-contain
uent is now justified. The British
tissue of lies is at last torn to pieces.
and if anything remains or the en-
tire question of responsibility for the
misfortune, it probably will rest i'm
mediately, as suspected, on one of
Britain's excellent anchored mines"
Hesperian Blast in Dark.
Berlin, Sept. 15-(via wireless to
Sayville) The Oversee News agency
says it is virtually certain that the
steamship Hesperian was not sunk by
a German submarine, and adds:
IF as is said by a London newspa-
per one member of the Heeper1an crew
pretends to have seen German sub
marine this means nothing, as the ex-
plosfon occurred at about 8:45 p.
m-when it was dark. Moreover, it
has invariably been the case recently
that when an explosion has been
shown to have been due to a mine,
several so-called eye-WitnesSes pre-
terded to have seen the periscope of a
submarine"
Won Bernstorff Is Reticent.
New York, Sept. 15.-Ambassador
Bernstorff back at his hotel here, to-
day said he anticipated no further de-
velopments in the situation between
Germany and America for at least a
fortnight. Beyond this he was un-
willing to discuss the new develop
ments between this country and his
own.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15

A German statement issued Septem-
Der 10 stated that a naval airship
dropped several bombs on a Russian
naval base at a Baltic port and re-
turned undamaged, although it was
fired upOn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
LAME ZEPPELIN DOWN
Crippled Airship Believed to Have
Figured in Riga Gulf Raid.

London. Sept. IA German air
ship badly damaged by Russian gun
fire has descended at Koenigsberg,
East Prussia, according to Amsterdam
dispatches to the Central News. 1t is
believed to have been one of those
that participated in the raid on the
Gulf of Riga.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15
ALLEN Liner is ASHORE
Pretorian in Distress Following Col
HSiOn Last Night

Quebec, Sept. 15.-The Allen Liner
Pretorian, inward bound was in coll
1sion last night and is now ashore
east of White Island, according to re-
ports received today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-15

weather Forecast for Kansas.
Showers tonight and probably
warmer Thursday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

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Elm aopf 5eigien feline Balm. g tparsn
3nan8ig. breiBig. sr Ipaie auf teinen SAD
herantommen uae ben 8gobdhter i'm
aorb itoren! Sine gauge Biefe bon
Gdrapneulp0ltteu itanb ha obeH. Gle
enttsben gan8 arploBIid an blauen Gins
mel. baarlharf ausgsidnitten, iinb ranc
pie cine Gagtl, aus Der IdnaIam Der
Rou9 irrbft, Idimmera uno obdIiiireH
ME ~feiulier 3igartttsaTahH. 2isblih mb
unffalDig IeheH Te aus, oft berauIdeno
fd0n. Die qpIOene aibele aber flog nds
Der, unbelimmerE UNI fred, In oreitaus
fen6 Mleter 5obs. Bl6Btih, na6e iiber
BEN e%ntferntertn 8a[Dn uHgeEanst, bliBte
fs brett unb goIoen auf. Gle bate cine
aurot gemddt. tad in bic 2ieFt une
fhob min brett auf n~nfersn 8alon Sl.
aber urfere aanonisre fhliefen nidt! Die
@ranateH faudttn iiber has 9orf bob,
cine bintsr Der anberea fer, INNER raider
unb pitbenber, uno Elm Dubenb blibens
ber MsFer unb DbIdt. ME ron siner aas
-
none hoAsefdofen, Sudgn i'm bic Gibelt
auF. SaH btr ndGItsH Gefun6e i4On Bat
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birtttem aurg 8ariidl
VOLTA ul autrel"
Dos gaHH Eorf Tisht auf Der GtraBe
unb ite6t All. Gin 4rbeiier III 6embdra
meiu, uaser Der zbar elmer antipt, beutst
IN bic mfqeqengtlebtt RiHtuHl. Stbt
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ppn GHrapne1ipollhen, etn RuneL 5a.
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ier BAT bic WaIhine aefunosn. &sdsg me-
ben BEN 6Alot, iber ben brsi tltintn
@pIlen bic biGt bsiIdmmeH fttbsul 9ias
tig. alein anb Sart, uie eiHE Sdpdlbe
5sgbt fe ndhsr. Gie Dat es midi aaf uts
fern 8dnon dbgelebeT, torbern 1uf ben
dnberen. Sit bsiommt Gsusr bon dleu
Gsiim nnb ein Eireifen bss bldaen 6tme
mels IN pis nit Qsmmtru0Ithen bs0sdt,
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ldppiangn bic Gute IN BEN 6duIsrn; e
Sino 1prshaiHldt aernHtersefpmmeu.
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odt QfnFep. ptoblia ftsbt fe tuieotr
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tiidifh nisotr decentralization llRlere
aanonIsre abtr 6ehisItsR fs mohl Inn
huge. lleOsr Osm 3oFf bslomInt fe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

esHuu ben StrsuunasfeaeI feflts1en. Sn
20 Meter GntferHung fnligen bic Split
ter einen fiapptn Metfr bod Elm.
Der Rittmeiler iommt 5ariid. oNas
IT lOs2@
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Fsn.@
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mn glsidmiitbig unb bIidt burh bas U}o@
MOTEL gum beibeR 6immeI empOr. no cine
@rappe ben decentralization fe6t. Ct
Bat nihf einmal ben anal ee60rt. mir
trennsn ms. Sd MID einen Regiments
fummanbeur befuasn, uno Der 9ittmeiItsr
bat GeIhdfte irgenopo in Der Ndbe. Die
AinDer niiblten nod INNER IN BEN 8oms
benipH. so Bib feline hunbsrt Gbritte
an ibnen oor6si, aIs mid Gin SfF3ier an
ruff. a91shmen Gle 9edung. Sin Gres
act tommt. gr pir6 gIei6 DerfsH.~ 4b,
fhon iDteber eiHerl Gr bolt hirettea aurs
aaF mid 3u, ganS, dls poIe er mid per-
i6nli9 auFfu9en. Gaon fort man itiHen
Naotor fufnmeh glgidmdbig unb puuoers
boz Drummer biz bunosrt pfsros Oa
pEenl Mhtr eth Gdrapnea pIabt 6iat
bot Teiner Male unb q biegt aug. Dem
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tsr erfubr cine Bonnie In ben @arisn ses
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sr5d9lt, ubgr ih bate uiht redt DataH
g%s9faubt. Mesbalb gsroDe bisfes Arbeis
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GonAes-8Duai oendn in Der Witte, unb
bic Quftitrabs gtht bariiber bin. Gs bts
tuHnlt feline Bomber. friib uHo Mbea6s,
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ten uab Ernmpetgn ber Matomobile
aAenn bic 5rdn5oItu na4 DoHdi fIieesa,
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bringen f%pnntsn, ans irsenotinsm grunDe,
beEoniint e. D. aaF BEN Aidirsgt. Dus
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~FuIaebeiTen paTlrt DtsbSItuismdbi8 pfnip.
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rau6i unb eema4Iif aaF ber @bduHes
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

@rpbt Msnsen ruFdder Munition bat
auf e~igendrtiQe @eiIe ber QoItagenl Aies
mer In 2aIisnborn Bel Nsiotnbafs gefuns
tsn. Bei einer @efanoenndbms BON Buff
fen fUur6e Bel einem 0ffi8isr cine Spes
siaIfarte gsfanben, IN nr eiHgeSeidHeie
WertmaIe iiber ptTgfabeHe Mlunition aai
osn Gelbs bei aaltenborH eeniatt partn.
Sc hattie f9 Elm GommanbD bon tiHent
preuBjI6R GFfi3ier NIT mebrsren Manas
l6aftea an ben betrsfTenDen Srt beseben,
i'm bic p~ergra6fnt WuHftipn gu fursn.
pdm BET Edrfe mar Is nEdt fnntr, Bic
Gtelg 5u finbsn. Noh einieen Spaiens
fiirba tparbt afsr niTf bic Manition,
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3elte btrbiiLlltn raItIdm Golc1ten ees
Tunbfg. Dos ipeiftrt .@Taben purbs bas
ber eingtlitlt. Der goFagsnt Hismsr
HATTIE bsrbodtet, b0B bic auhsn bgrf6iss
DeniIiA MunitiOn DsrarabeH, tptnn Te
bart btbrGngt Fnb, unb CUR Sduf4ung
barber einrn seFansnen auHn bseroietn.
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mtr ben 8uHsa frsi u8b tib init tingm
.fpibea Etign III BIZ grbe. an siner stpa
5tpsi Mlster fitIsa @rub ferbsrie Ct I92
Altd iim nit Observation-Disclosures OUTAGE.
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5pei Wsorl Sdhlt, 10 srbieIt Rismer fir
Ieinm ipiGti9eH 8unb 384 Mort. Aaf
Der rben ~triDdbnien Sps5iuIturte tpartH
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Stnfn MafdfHengefrehrs uHb Mttiafrtss
maniiion Dsrgrabgn iuor.
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DentI6e SieOlnngen
IN @a[RieM.

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