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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
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republifaniid)e Gotionoltonuentiou fer@
tig. Sic 9lebner6iibnc unh Ser ncue
galfpn linb crrihtet lrorocn uno ieScr
stlbl ltcbt an iei1ern Tlabe. Sic 6se<
iamnataabl Der Site. bctraat 12,o25.
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pas Sebdunc Sag llno Gacft bon Scr
Holi5ci belradlt.
Gs BAT Chicago S95,O0o gefoIiet,
linn Der repliblifaniIdcn 9artei einen
pa11cnoen Hlae 5ltr slb6aftltna Ser 9saz
ttonaltonuertioH 5u geben. SIN Sabre
1912 fpltete cs sto5,oo0. Gor bier
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t1cl1 lails Sagz uno g'odtlituueen afz
haltcn nuBtc, nm Sic srblrcifen 9es
legate1fclltcllc SIT erIcoiacn. Sic Siesz
labri9cn arrangements fnllcn Sic Gpr=
bcrcitungcn upr eier sSohrcn in ieber
Sc6tcblmg ilbcrtreffcn llno Gpl. gstlz
lian S. Stone, Neln Scracant at 4rn,s
oes rcpublifnniihcu Matipnolcnumttz
tees, aehilbrt nic slncrfenmtng, lpie all@
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s'otbbolpttal lno Elm 3lreigpoItomt
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Observation-Disclosures cingertd)tet.
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ton, leit bier Sabren Setrctiir bcs re-
pnblifanildcn Observation-Disclosures, bat
bel Den pnrbcreitenpen slrbciten fiir
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9follc aclpiclt. Seine Sauptalfeabe
mar Die &crtbellltna ppn @inlaBfurten
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fationen ppr. Soerr MeDnplo; mcilt ieit
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w9prf fiirpugbes.
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belt Ser 9tep Yprfer Gelegaten sur re-
pubitaniIdcu 9tationalfpnpcution be-
giinltigt Die Domination ocs Niebtcrs
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fen mic Sreoerif g. Sanncr, @prliber
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nddtriBtd9e cine Heoe baltcn miro.
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Sabnbpf bon ciner illbelrben Menae
bcgriibt nnh bielt i'm 6ptel ppr ser in
Der 2pbbp pcriamntclten Meuge eine
sl,llpracbe, lpprin CT icine bctnnnten
gercitldaft3 Sneeu iuieoerfdute.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30
Scutldc baben lueiterc 300 Metcr Wrdbcn
bel Serbnn genoumtn,
tub aue irani. 0eseuaneridie abeel6lasen
9lnd meitere 0lir. Griolsc gesen Staliener.


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pas abcr lar bcrcbcn lit sport our 0ricdnonh
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an9eben - Sculb Siarifu Sci,ben unlton Gpl greu
snoar1ianern ner Sen mngn gts aol9obelacrn uno
Gorusicn Srobben nb bic Scnb ucra uber Sic Geuscu
por9eorua9cn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

oicpublifaniidc us,iilfe~ fir Sic
Stabt 9'eiu Yorf: Der Staat ninlmt
eincn 25zpru5cntiaen sluiidlaa anf
Bic slf5iIeltcler uno gibt ser Staot Die
@dlfte 5uriicfl
Sir bic SillaIeutc Iinb blaue
gpbnen Die beiIe n6ulr8c smuunsfoIt.
9hm lpll Soenrp Sorp iid logar
in lcillcr 6ricoens Eropasonoa ltraf=
bar 9emadt baben,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-30

Soc Cannon Ser soSiabriec, lit
5ipar seitipeilia aubcr @eicbt gciett,
aber lit trpepem nod cine "bis gun"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
IL s
0rrea

Gotta Militar. Debilidad Sexual. Impotenela,
Virilidad Pcrdida, Vieios Seeretos, Nerviosi-
dad. Espermatorrea Neurastenia, Emisiones
Nosturnas. Intermediates Genito Urinarias,
asi como males del EstomAgo. del Higado,
Vejiga y Rinones. todos estos males pueden'
~tratarse con exito con toda reserva en- 81
propia casa y con muy POGO costo por medic
dc los Tratamientos Cicntiheos, Modoruos v
que usamos nosotros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

DIVERSOS:-
II NECEsiTA EXPRESS para que llevS SIS
rcrac,s 4 Ia esi.l:r0n u cafab!e sus hIur.
plcs, hai,lcle Il itnSaleS. ,Ielsdhno Travis
ITO y Crockett .TIi. - -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
IA BiJA DEL DI\ERO AUSTRD-
ALEMiN
Nicnc de Ia 81. plana).

Suiza. Rumania, sirve para pasar
a altos prccio> grasas. cauchO. al
-od6n ~cercales y ganado de contra
bando. ESos PASSES en- cambio, no
Ie han compradO NADIA.
Para mantener entire una mOneda
naciOnal Y las monedaS eXtranieraS
un cambiO normal, es precise que
las salidas de orc So COmpensen con
sus e~ntradas. PerO los i~ngreSOs de
.Alemania no eXi>ten va. Ademas
estin los pr6stamos cOncedidoS a
Bulgaria Y Turquia pagables en- orc.
10 que debilita aun mas las dispO-
nibilidades.
La baja eS pues, fatal. Como las
BolSaS eXtranieras. A5i eS como Ell
marco alcman Y la corona austria
ca podrian llGgar dentrO de POGO cn
Su deSaStre del cambio a no tener
mas que TN valOr infim0.
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81 esta V. sufriendo de alcuna de lar erteI-
mcdades peeuliares de los hombres. cebr "
escribtr lnego pid:endo nuestro Valisso L.oro
Gratis, de IS ~paginas. Esta escrito en- len-.
Euage terso y !lano para que 10 cntieada euai-
quiera persona y Sc asroveehc de sus ecnse-
Jos sanos ynesinteresados. Los hoHbres que
trataa de recuperar su Salud. su FueTEa , su
Vitalidod hatiaran este Libro Gratis cseep-
eionn!niente interesante y va!ioso. LIE dice q
V. porque sufren los hombres y como podes.
mos tratar esos casos con TODD exito. oue-
remos que lea ". la vcrdsd sob-e esas enfs--
medades. en- nuestro Libro Crsts. y que Inz-
gse v. por 81 mismo dcspues- 81 esta "
debil, n~ervieso y aEotado y sus orSanos cor
porales estan< enfermos. haliara.Y- gran con-
sueio y avvde en- este Libro Msdiee 1nstr,Ie-
, two e Interesante. Mandenos W. sut nesnbre
complete y su direction. %eserltos con elardsd
y lie mandaremo. es,a Guia par. la tSalud,
porte pagado. absolutamente gratis. en- GU
bier-7 sencilla y sin que sc obligue v. = made.
for pediria.
Di-igirss
DR. J. RUSSELL PRICE co.
So. 4os Clinton ST., Chicago, ILL.,
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Tn viaje del Kaiser
en- zeppelin

muchas citacioncS a la Ordcn d2i
dia. a los oficialcs V sCldadOs de Ia
Iripulaci6n de- I'm zeppelin recon-
pen>adoS 'pOr haber salvado Ia VI
ia del cmprrador durantG I'm vue-
10 sObrc Il frcnte."
PoroS diaS dcspu6S So deSmintlo
aficiaImrntc cSta n0tiria: el cmpc-
rador no habia estado nunca en- I'M
ZEPPELIN. .obrc FL frcntc. III habia
cOrrii0 iamaS ninglin prIigro.
No ObStantc I'm c0rrcSpOnSal de la
"Garcta de la RolSa" de Petrogra-
do. ia con rrspeto a esa aventura
tardiamrntc ,!eSmentida. intcrcSan-
trS drIallrS que ha p"dido cOnocer
por cartas in~tcrcrptadaS.
FL zeppelin de que So trata era
ri nImryn IS. en- 81 cual So lnSta-
larOu "Spccialmcnte para 81 kalS"r
una aI.uba. IN hcspacho y un salon.
"El zeppelin era eli principal ap1
rqio de- la primcra c>ruadra IlG"-
ia he cYuccrOS diri-Ibl"S ,lrra-
nou@hIS La rabina i" observation
cSiaha rulnraIa en- ri fuiido de ii
harIIIllil con una vTniana pr"vlstl
If li,ll JOS bi:urIilarcS que armcll-
iahin dirZ Y lite wees FL tamano
dr los ohirto> Y m"dian un metro
on InioS los srntidOS. Entire las
olr1% noyrdai"S 80 hallaban para
raiias "sprrjal"> dc>tinadO> Il SalNar
a l,S 'ayiadorrs rn so de- academies.
FL rmparador ilrvaba I'm trajc dc
photo.
Dr,9ujS de- varioS ,aplazamirnioS.
Ia ascension lrI cmpcraior 50 fIif
IN dia on que llovia a torrcntrS. Fl
zeppelin So clrv6 ripidam"ntc por
rnrima de- las muhcSr En- aqnrIll
region a!mo>ririra bril'aba I'm her
moSo sol oioHll Y Il diri-iblr ate
rrizI n0rmalm"ntr en- NarSovia. en-
Giondr 10 ag!Iar,Iaba un archidulu"
auStriacO con una @uardia de honor
FL ~cmpcrador Sali6 lie Ia h%lrGul-
LA rcloi en- manO. @ hizO n0tar 4
las personals prr>GntrS la rXactltud
con que habia IlcgadO ri dirigiblr.
= $1,000. " II ,.,-.l,, col
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

~,EClGTOS MiRA,ltL0S0s0 ST listed de-
sea lIIiar feIicid1d, StIertc, fortuna, amor,
-Iorlt = Snsicgo. ST listed IeSea tener ekt-
a Ell 81 coIntrCIo, 81 Quicre irinnfar en- Sus
u.lrrrSaS. ST Guiere nacerse amar, 81 quicrs
>aIir xicioriusu en- todpS SlS asunt0s v 10
.rara lodoS suS dcscoS. pido mi curloso HI
"a de correo. Direction ST.. J.. Vence !BoI.st
Illhana, Cuba =l.S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

IIACEMns ron IoGa cOrrccStSdf, lTartas. ~
Ilprnsas. dr p2diincnlO, ,Ieilctt5.abnes, cHiits
I~.lcHluS. dierur>ns. y,Sul1s' ciaSc DE- pocslsS
aruurUsa>. III anRefsario, pairiotlcaS, etc;
| rcrIuS mOdeyaaoS. l'lriJansc l'or corrru =
j.. CllrlrrJn. lis Zacalccas Alley. Sat An
ionic, TEXAS. y p ~
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PESOUISAS:-

nESEU sabrr 81 raradero dc mi senior pa
Dire llullrco Torres. Las ullInas noftcIaS
que lengO dc el tn mi pOdcr. son dc que
lac. tempo. Sc cnContraba en- IA hacien-
da dc san lSidro. sttuada a la orlila dft
Hio C;randc. Gratiricarc con S3.00 a la per-
soma Vue me mfOrInc con cNaciitud. d..
rIgIr los iurormes q Juan Torres. Il. IL
=. lOakum, lcAaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

81 ~NECEsirlN mlncros para StraBsSar go
rmn4s dc carbon en- Holeres., Texas, Cpne
rado de Webb. Buenos> SUICIDES, buelsas
rasIS. burn doctor. IIeadd, etc. Dirijanse
1 las urit Has d.: Cannel Coal Company,
Laredo, isAaS. ti2i3l-
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"
saI"S mos P"I'I'c"' '''.' T''
i'"T ci'I'". ''' r''"
;i''i'"oil"uo, 'u"' ~
Ire en- 81 tine Il "''l', "' ''"'"'
10 lie dISIPaF nus i'oS'"'7''' "H,'
liza ruDia dcI E'SL'I" i''' H. ~" ~
prPSeHiaua eli ID feI'"''" w "'" -"
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'aFS' que ul io''H'i' ''',"
'apa| ne Pr'9''',"'S' '',' j." 4'''
''''I"' d 4uI'" SI''''P'' ""'"
en- los Iu2af'S F''"'i''"''S P'' IA
'iii' puI'eSe e'ta' Gil e '''p''''
rrvuelto o mulatoS' m'IuI2"S '
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Mas 'n''''' i"' ia ],, ,
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GUERRA pasar adeIaiit'' VII '"i''"'''
era mriira| para Fc''ii'f 4 IA l'i'''-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

DEsEO sABER 81 paradero de mis- herms-
nos Francisco Medina y Francisco Vets.
das en- 1911 de Sab:nal, Texas. Fl primero
.icnc q afos y Ell segunGo 3d. hmbos son
ie Mstehuala, S. L.. p. Gratiflcare con $1,000
GRO. a la persona que me iLforme CON
exactitud. DlrIjirSe a Sra. Emilia dim
Cuarto No. !, Hotel Aurora. san hntonlo.
;nYas. DespuGs del IS de Ncviembre. dirt
ianlos al mismo nombre, Gale de hltamira
rs, Tampico. TamDs.- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
batia paImas. anuncianio:

lila terminate la vista,
Las retardadaS Sc retirarOn poi'
los pasilIOs inmediatoS. Tn negro
aSqueroso y cinico fu6 ell primero
en- ievantarse. contando las monedas
recaudadas:
dos pesetas!.... Hay tahaco
para Ia Semana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

~ NECESSITY ne.au0gr aro .cn cSrafiol. De-
lc iI,Incjar n]tinuina UIpderhod con r22ides.
- prericrc mCNIcLno. SDiriksc a Lack Dat-
rI.cr Boa. So. kin>3S Ciis-'No. . U2...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

IL S~OLiCIriN-dnS mucilachos como ayu-
,iiR;cS dc EojalaIcrIa. Gale Houston NO,
lnJ, >
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

- NELEoiTAN loo cor,adoreS de LEILA. con
vAIrrIeuC.d. para Cortar iU,WO cuerdas &c
lena dc pInu y cncliio. &c pasan ~ 6: I'd
, Jrrdi. "InCorInS Joe BcnavIdeS, Carlos, Te-
,m usI2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17

those who played for absent members
were: Mrs A. w. Bronson, Mrs. L. L.
Bowman and Mrs. n. L. Burge.
Mrs. George Parkhurst was hostess
at a meeting of her whist club this
afternoon, at her home in Tyler street.
Mrs. Arthur Mills substituted for Mrs.
r. J. Parker and Mrs. John r. Shell
ton played for Mrs. J. S. Gafford.
Mrs. Gafford is spending the winter
in California.
Mrs. George A. Clark will entertain
the Fillmore Street Whist club Thurs
day afternoon Of this week
DR.. and Mrs. f. C. Brown had guests
at luncheon Sunday for their house
guests. Mr.. w. G.. Hazen of Kansas
City. Mr.. Leland Brown of Baldwin.
and Mrs. j. A. Johnson of Manhattan.
The other luncheon guests were Miss
Helen Griffin. Miss Agnes Bader, Miss
Margaret Hannah and DR.. Wilson X.
Hobart.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison has arrived
from Los Angeles. California. to spend
the remainder of the month of jan
uary in Topeka with her parents. MIR.
/ and Mrs. J. \. Harrison. She has been
in the west since last summer, and
will return the first of February to
resume ner work IN Los Angeles.
Miss Harrison was, for some years,
q successful teacher of pianoforte music
in Topeka. Since going to Los An
geles she has opened Il studio. but she
is deVoting most of her time to the
management of concert series
through California cities. She books
her artists from the east. as we'll as
from among the leading musicians
and lecturers of the west.
A number of former Topeka people
have taken up 4 temporary residence
/ In Los Angeles. Miss Dorothy Will
son, who is doing library work in Los
Angeles, is living in apartments in the
/ Seminole, and her mother. Mrs. Anna
J. Wilson. is with her for the winter.
/ Mrs. Elon S. Clarke and her children
are in the west this winter, and are
living in Los Angeles. Mrs. A. w.
Lacey, who used to live in Topeka,
/ has bought u home in Los Angeles,
I and expects to remain there perma-
nently.
The annual meeting of the Sons of
/ the American Revolution was held
Saturday afternoon in Memorial hall.
An election of officers was held. Mr.
of the society. The other officers
chosen were: Mr.. Henry McAfee, vice
president; Mr.. d. w. Nellis, secretary
and historian; Mr.. A. H. Bennett, reg
istrar; Col. J. D. Norton. treasurer.
! The society was honored by a visit
from Col. Elmer NJ. Wentworth, of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17

Des Moines, Iowa. member of the
national society. He made an instruc-
tive address.
The records of the society showed
it to be in a flourishing condition,
with new members being added to the
role from time to time.
A celebration of Washington's birth
day will be held by the society Tues
day, February %.
Mrs. II. c. Mulroy will entertain her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon, at the
home of her mother, Mrs. A. B. Jet
more, in West Tenth avenue. Mrs.
Mulroy will go to Ell Reno, Oklahoma,
the last of the week, but will return
before leaving for permanent resi-
dence in Ell Reno.
+ r :.
Two concerts to be given this week
will interest the musical people of the
city. Louise Homer will sing at the
Grand theater Thursday evening, and
Wednesday night a concert will be
given at the Methodist church by
AIinard Lozier. under the auspices of
the Woman's society of the Methodist
congregation. Mr.. Lozier is a tenor
singer who has been heard a good
deal in the east. though this is his
first appearance in concert in this city
He will be assisted by Dean Horace
Whitehouse, organist and accompanist
ana DN MISS f1elen GHlppS,
both of Washburn college
= J. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snattinger will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. John HyamS
of the company who will play My
Home Town Girl in Topeka. Mrs
Hyams is Leila Mcintyre, in the play.
The Snattinger and the Hyams fam
lilies have been friends for a number
of years.
Mrs. o. L. Olden, of Fort Collins,
Colo, and Mrs. A. Lewis, of Muscotah.
are guests f Hrs. L. w. Stricken Mrs.
Stricken and her guests went to Kan
Sas City today to attend house party
given by Mrs. Charles Jones. Mrs. J.
/ E. Cole and Miss Frances Garside, of
New York, will also be guests at the
party. All the women of the company
/ were friends in boarding school. Miss
Garside, who is noted newspaper
women, is spending some time in Kan
sas City.
The Research club will meet Friday
afternoon, January 81, with Mrs. C. j.
Weld. 1909 Kansas avenue.
+ r !
The Kansas City papers a few days
ago told about a ceremony. conducted
by the Kansas City Commercial club.
representing the death and burial of
"Old Man Knocker," and the marriage
of General Prosperity and Miss Kansas
! City. Miss Ona May Miller. Topeka
girl, who is Kansas City this year, was
asked to be Miss Kansas City at the
ceremony. She also furnished the
music for the meeting.
4. J. +
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolff, jr., who
are in Chicago will return in a few
days. and will go to California soon
to spend the rest of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Emahizer and
Miss Bernice Emahizer expect to leave
soon for California to remain until
spring.
J. The Woman's society of the First
Congregational church will meet We'd
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Mrs. c. W. Kouns will have guests
at an informal tea one day next week,
complimentary to Mrs Glenwood
Jones Mrs. Jones is one of the brides
of the season, her marriage being an
event of the early part of December.
Before her marriage she was Miss
Meta Robinson.
Mrs Roy Crawford entertained in
formally at luncheon Saturday, at her
apartments in the Asbury. Covers
We're placed for: Mrs. Charles Mitch
ell. Mrs. Hal Hazlett, Mrs. Albert T.
Reid. Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs.
Frank Crane and Mrs; Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Dillon entertain
ed a few friends at a sleighing party
Saturday night. After the ride the
guests were informally entertained at
the Dillon home
Miss nellie Kouns and Miss Sara
Kouns left this afternoon for Chicago.
They will attend grand opera during
the season in Chicago and expect to
remain a few weeks to study.
The Helianthus club will give a
dancing party Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy IS. at Kellam hall:
The Topeka alumnac chapter of the
Pi Beta PHI; sorority will meet Tues
day with Miss Lois Lindsay, 1856
Western avenue.
= = j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Smith will
entertain at a dinner party Wednes-
day night at their home, 721 Polk
street.
4, = Il
The postponed meeting of the La
dies Music club will be held Wednes-
day afternoon of this week at the
home of Mrs J. c. Harmon, 915 Blu
chanan street.
:. j. =
Mrs. ]. e. Cation entertained her
bridge club this afternoon. Among
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HOW TO GET BACK
Path Is Marked Out for Suspended
High School Girls.

In spirit as we'll as in letter the sus-
pended high school girls must obey
the law concerning sororitics should
they want to come back to school next
term, which commences February l.
The following requirements were
made by the board of education in a
recent resolution:
In view of the information before
us, and in view of what is demanded
by the welfare of the high school,
be it
Resolved That the suspension of
the girls now under temporary sus-
pension from the high school, be ex-
tended in full force and effect until
the opening of the next semester OF
the present school year, when they
may return to the school and their
respective classes:
Provided, that the statements here
tofore signed by them and their par
ents, as to their having any connec-
ton with any sorority or secret or
SANITATION, or substitute therefor, be
reaffirmed in writing and signed by
each girl and her parents, ana that
thereafter they be strictly adhered to;
ana
Provided further, that no girl here
in concerned be permitted to attend
any sorority or fraternity function or
substitute therefor, during the time
she is a student in the high school;
and Provided further, that in the
event any girl herein concerned VIC
lates the letter or spirit of the condl-
lions under which she is readmitted,
she shall be considered to have auto
maticallv expelled herself from all
school privileges; and
Provided further. that Miss Bur,
nett's suspension may yet be EXTENDED
further if additional investigation
seems to warrant the same.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17
YEP,IT sure PAID!
State Journal sit Pays To Adj
yertise" Contest a Success.
In Few Hours Nearly 400
COMMUNICATIVE Winners.
THE WINNERS.

Mrs. +. w. Griggs, 035 Fillmore
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Mrs. Chas. Lahman, 719 Topeka
Ave.
Miss Gcnia Mccormick, 1900 To-
pelSa Ave.
Miss Hazel Scott, 1871 Western
Ave.
lie Roy Peterson, 7O7 Leland st.
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Buren, St.
Hubert \. Sund, 9OS West Fifth
st.
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c. x. Oliver, 1884 HIu;vanc st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons-

If you wake up with bad taste. bad
breath and tongue is coated; if your
head is dull or aching; if what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach, or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
just right, begin inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast, a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phophate in it. This will flush the
poiSonS and toxins from stomach. liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse.
sweeten and purify the entire alimen-
tary tract. Do your inside bathing i'm
mediately upon arising in the morning
to wash out of the system all the pre-
vious days poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before putting more food into
the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body i'm
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste
less. except for a sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Men and women
who are usually constipated, bilious,
hcadachy or have any stomach dis
order should begin this inside bathing
before breakfast. They are assured
they will become real cranks on the
subject shortly.-Advcrtise nent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-17

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there's no hurry. | find myself Il very
lenient creditor."-Louisville Courier our
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