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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

rlmgsnatler 5. e. 8oroeauu beja5l.
ten Sonorere iperoe auietJten fomelL
Senn bieie 2eiite ieien Don Der Con.
tinental be5ablt iporoen, trenn alId]
aus 8eloern, Die ants Dem 3iiduer.
ilherlingstontraft nit oem 9ni95ts
Of Srnor Grben beritammirn.
Gie slngelcaenbeit aing 3lIlcst
Surb bic Sdnoe oes 9iurcesritters
gcacf in aartias Gitp. oieier absr
erildrte, odB etipdige SAritte in
Rifter Gper's @eriftsbof in ct.
Souis einssl.iict Derben mibien,
neil bon t0rt Die gaiBe 2itigation
ihren sIuseang nabnl. Gum beiierell
geriianonib iei eripdbnt. car Soraee
s. 3uer, Der slooctat, weldyer OIL
Sem $4,000 Sonorar part:5tpierie,
elm Sobn 0es geuannten 8un6esridr
ters Tper ilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
SusenOlid,e giisnerin.

Gie IL SATIRE aIte Oorotbu apalt,
ron Der SiobeIIe 'Strabe. gtcpport,
mad Der oie steiltlidper iopie DIE Dieii.
ecn geborben ieit ibren sebeinrniB.
rolIen YeridApiEben nm IL. Gopeni6er
acihdlt baberL ii. ourd9 einen Suid1
1eilnoen Doroen ino es bat iid) Der.
ansgeitelt, oab OorptbD es mt Der
@abrbeit nid,t iebr seiiaii ninunt.
Gle 9erinibte mnroe IN Der gBob.
mnlg pen 6ran Bebbarbt. ssc. 2US
a,ife Strabe, getunoen, no lie felt bcm
t2. 9oDenlber ein Gb6adl eeiunocn
hatte. Sr1u @ebborot's Stieftodtcr,
Sona Wfurrdp, iaHo 9orotbp Siuan am
II. llopenIber aui benz @opernment
iS,luare bitterlih irciueno Dor uno
nabm iie ans wlitleio nod &nilie nit,
iro sSrnu 6ebbarof ieitoem bas anseb-
lid polIig aGeinitebenoe unb mitteaoic
W,do&en beberberete. Dorothy Npaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
Gbe.GrlambmibiHeine.


Iaouis qerrp, "a, 1903 Seipitt lDs.
lGannie 8iberman, 19, 724 Ri4mouD
Strabe.
|Suberi 8. godbOlb, "a, 26oo sOii
( NpeIlue.
tGaiberiue 8. Gsan. %, 1877 Gum
bolot Ctr.
4apman Cigar DiItsrioH, 81, Car
I tbcae-
lgona 5. Saseborn. 18. besgl.
JDiIiam grader, 80, Wpoming. 8,
caroline Wilie. n, bessI.
JGbarlss Gaarp, 43. 1O47 Sobu Ctr.
tSaIlx SimberIats, 80. bsssl.
Jglaube gtainep, %, Retupors. ap.
lOlsa anOtb, q, 315 Charlotte CIR.
I5ames 6. stiucdio, "a. 247 pits si.
tqearI UaeRegnoIos, 23, anua 2ouiis
Sun.
jgerrb ROart. 26, Carthage.
tsuIa .. gttins. 19, 1884 Detpcp aD.
JSuIius 5. Wibmoun. "a. 1892
Stint Str.
tanna 6. S6uIer, 80, 1883 oesgI.
! )Biniam $. sribbls, AZ, 1o11 Gar,
I gent glDs.
leaiter Saiu.iHs, 81. bssgl.
Biaiam $. Collins. 80. 2pon, 9lput.
9.ra Waitter. %. 1927 qIeaiant ct.
Iantpnie syilippa, %, $40 Sod Ctr.
tpouIina paIa5so, 81, 16 W. IA. ct.
)slmer e. Susbes, So. 52s Oit p,arl
( Strabe.
tWlarp 9obslsp. %. 237 aaipr.nc.
Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
{ N c t.

Sn ben Der .. u. ghtcteq So
an Der Spring @rppe unc 6arriior
QGpenue qebDrenpeu g(ntageu gerietben
gsftern gprmittag 5eoern in Yruuo.
dber oas 5elIer tounte binntn pelugeH
WinuteR leloitt lperoen, 70 DdB Der
S6aoen taum nennsuspert9 mar.
Sine qeliubs Pdnit purOe uuter
ben 9enobueru oes 5latsebdubes re
s45 Neit Z. Strube ourh ein Beuer
oeruriabt, ons seiterr Wtpraen trr5
Dor 3agesanbruf augeri deiuIth in
ioIge zines Sur5idIuHes gum guS
bru6 tam. Wiihasl @rnitberger Der
6ausmeiiter oes GebdIoes, eutbsdts
bic TlammeH uub aIarmirts Die iibris
gen gelpobHer bes SauIes, bic fd
I9nea in Siherbeit brdfteH. nab.
reno 3u gIeiher 3eit bic 5euermebr
berbeigerufen puroe, Der e Hnh FUR
sem SsmHbunasu aslana, Ger 5Inms
men 6srr ju rpsroeu, 10 oob Der S4as
ben ii9 aui stpa $500 beIaAit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Icben bic Gar unb cine Danb ge3fpdngt
iino babel erbebli9 perlebt ipuroe. bat
besbdlb cine alage iiber $3.50 qegen
bic Cincinnati 2ractiun 60. einass
rei9i.
lutp Sadion perlangt $500
bon Der Cincinnati FRACTION Co., neil
lie am "a. Wiai 1916, als fis cine Gar
perlafen ipollte, nit i6rsm aleibe an
einem Ragel bangen blisb, ossbalb ab,
ftiirste unb 9erIebungen erlitt.
Same5 B. g9alben bat auf
9runb Don 9erleBungen, Die er erlitt,
als Ct am 6. September 1916 infolae
Der angebliden Ra6lGFigteit eines
Eonbutteurs BON elmer Norb Nprippob
Gar fiel, cine alase ii6sr $250O a.ssn
bic Cincinnati Traction So. anges
itrenet.
Ginserei4ts 5sfiamente.
@lt5abetb Senn binterldbt
$25 fir MeHen, iOpie $500 an lire
5o6ter Clara Wf. Beisel. Der aeit
oes 8ermDgens iOa unter i6re SDhter
Utarb gbriitine uno GouiIe GliIabet6
Stenger pertbeilt lDsrben.
gBm. 9 6lueter berma6t Itin
Yerm0gen an ieine Satin QouiIe
Sdlueter auf Qebens5sit uub na9 iGs
rem lobe gleihheitIi6 an feline brei
Sinoer Jreb., Utiunie unb 2ouiis
S6lueter.
Rsp. Sobn Dominic areB
prrma9t BEN St. Clara aonpent in
Sartpsa $50 unO isine qerionals@fs
fetten, Die ii4 In Der Qnitalt befinoen,
benz Belts Ctr. 6oIpital $50. ieiner
Yerpanbten Mar1 6ilIenbranb S1OO.
Dem Reo. Gep. t. S6miot BON Der
ct. 8onifdSius Gemeinoe feline gi6lios
tbet i'm ct. IraH3istas 6oIpital, iei.
nem Greunbe Bernard Sopmoaer. ber
aud dls IeitamentspolIftreder funai.
rem ioa, feine llbr uHb ben Rsft Isinss
VermDgens an oas ct. syrunsistus
Qolpltdl.
Ha9lab Sahen.
Sobn W. Sdid III 3eitamentspolIs
ltreder bon aatberius Said; gerIOna,
lien $1,000.
9eipis W. Gusli6 unb s5as. u.
Srigg iin6 Ra6IaBOerfpalter Don 2es
mis- Ul. Grisg IT,; perionaIeu $500
uno Grun6eigsntbum $75G0.
UIar 2leger tit SeitamentsboIitret,
ter pom Roia GOebbsl; perioualien
$1,000.
Der perf0nlihe Radlab Der ais,i.
Yodeb 6strdgt $1700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
1uppelt 'reinselest.
anisIlts Of Sonor perlieren ourd)
acknowledging bel Continental
yeneiieiaI Aiioeiation aaeS.
Sino irtt Obue Ysriidermna oa leR'
TIRE in auufursusrmaltuus
abersins.
Continental 5ahIte rieiiee Sonprars,
um 8ufueriidjerunsstOntratt
5M erlansen.

Tieicnigcn arliebts oi Sonor, pel'
10 pon BEN jTuiideu ibrem Sroen
mo Mr Continental Beneficial All.
rotation geifIciieren siiidUcriidr.
.IlnilS lbIomn,en Gebralid, eeiuadlt
,.atcG, 6eiinben iih in iIbIer Sase
Gle Continental udnIid iii iniol.
Aau mo teiinbet iid III aontursuer.
uaInna, 10 oaB Die armeu ss1ilgbts.
uip lanee Sabre ibre Seitrage sabl.
III. iid) gum 5lueIten gtnle obns Der
aelcrnlg ictcn.
i0is gan5e sIngeleaerbeit bat einen
aai,cr,i ueroaditign aritrid;. DE.
u1i Dem 0eriidGfllng5 Tcparte.
lnent oes Staates sSllinois NOR nam.
Ildi fie Continental geneiieiaI aiic.
ciliicn bereits boiiniuaslos barte.
r-ti. alS lie por iiber eiuenl Sdpre
Lit Gbas. U. t5onts, Dem UiaiieUcr.
.ca..rr oes Groens, iotpie oeiicn
ud,5 teiitdnben Sornee =. 1per llno
,gior Z. 9iuIer, oen Riifperlid)eriin8s.
Mrntcaft, inter Dem IN IL Yionaien
laii S200.000 pon ben u. Of .. on Die
eont;Meiital be5ablt nuroen, ab.
ia,lcb. gieiieids erfIdrt SaS auh.
oar Die Continental 6Sa beIoen aIn.
c,iltgn iiIr ibre germittIimg has eE.
trbitnilte Sonorar ppn $4,000 3uer-
ldnnir. iingeadliet osr Ibotiadle, bal;
rsvie!ben betoen 9iedtsbeiiiiieneh be.
reitS als 8ertreter Der SniabtS 81
sSoncr $4,000 erbnlten botten.
p,aiieuerpaIter SOnts III Der sln.
lidt, oaB DIE 81. oi g., Ipelde 0liid.
icriidyernns IN Der Continental oil.
:;.ibnen, feInen peiteren 9liidbdlt ba.
len, oils bcn, bel ciner eDeHtieilcn
alfibsiIuns Der geiiines in sleiderl
aiiai,c jr pnrtl5ipicren, wlc oie al.
isren @laubiger Der 4orporaticn.
Gie aniabts irdren Ter Continental
iad,t aIs 9iitglieoer elmer aorpcr.
iiuit icnSern aIs Snbiricueil bel.
urfretrn unb oas ein5ige Yorred)t,
neIdxs ie nnte- oem uom gunoes.
aetid,t aebiaieten aontraft genoiicn
Iattcn, lei aepeien, Dab bic Con.
iinsntal aifoeiatipu bh ben abcosaiem
Ter unb ssuler, iolDie nem WeriiGe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
(Ginsefanbt.)
u ufruf!
Rem gOrt. in ben sas.u Der 0ant'

Rem gcri. in ben sas.n Der Oants
iaguHs fiir ale Sesnuussn, 1916.
Die gspsgune fir ein Gmborao
cuf Weijen bat fi4 iiber bas ean3e
Ganb ausgsbreitet. 9as ameritanis
i6s 0Olt 1T aufssipaft. prdfoent
DiIion itsutt Der erniten 6rase bi,
ifr sebiibrsnos aufmertiam,sit. 8os
Gtaatso.parismsnt felt fi6 auf ben
Sianopuntt, DdB elm embargo cine
innere GHgeltgeubeii Der 9ereinieten
Staoten id. Damit iisben einem
lglusfu6rpsrIot teine lesalsn Sinoer.
rifle i'm Nsse. Die Sa9s lit iiberaq
i'm CLUB.
gu glHiang Dssm6.r trifft Der
Gonsrsb !pie0er in Woibinetpn sus
fammtn. giue 4n3abl ron Bills uno
9ei8liiiI,r lit bersits fur Elm Gms
bargo. auf Weijen ansemeloet. Der
gGr5e Grnit oeJ Gage tonn nidt ldns
ger perbslmlitt tperben. Bon oem
oiesldbrigen yOrraib, Der esrabe aes
iriist bate. nm ben sinbeimii9en
Ysoarf gu ottsn, iinb bsreits ieit BEN
1. Suli b, s. 3peibunosrt UfiGionen
Guibel tbelIs erportiert, tbeils CUR
glusfubr tontydbiert porben. gBir
iiRo aliO ih0H um bisIes Guantum
su turS. Rcd $50 Milionen guibel
iperben bon europa psrIanat. 8i.
9sri6ie fir bic 4usF6ten Der nG6.
iten grnts laut,r i'm bo6Tten @raos
beunrubigeno. Ss III nidt IGneer
cine 5rage oss guten prsiies fir ben
Sarmsr, ben betommt sr untsr ben
llmitdnbsu 70 Uis 10; ss bonbsIt iia
odrun, ob bds Bolt Der 0ereiniatsn
Gtaaten grpot gu sfsn bat ober nibt.
Desbolb muB ale Riidiidt aufbDrsn.
Ssoer gmeritlaer, bem bas Wobl
ieinsr Wlit6irler. namsutIi6 bas Der
arteitr, Der aerinsbsadbltsn slnge.
itellisR uno Der glrmen am Ser5en
lieet, folts Ft unpsr,iielih nit BEN
Ronartbmann ieiues Diftriites uuO
ben 8urnossiendtoren Ieines Staat.s
in 9srbinoung isBtu unb baraui orins
gen, bab iis Gin ifleuniees 9lusfubr.
perboi in 1ort uub 5bat pou uni
gang unteritiisen.
Der innsre Griebs bss aanSes sss
tietsi bosl
Die @suti6s s2lmsrit. Sanoslstammr.
Seiurt4 Charles. Sei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
Mmfdne.

- Die 81 Sabre alte 9runters
pflsgsrin Margaret Reeb, BON go.
115 8arfielO place, puroe geitern
@prmitta1 auf Der SGnge6riide aus
einem Qutomobil geIaleuoert, oas
ins 9leiten gsrutben NOR. Die Was
T6tne nuroe Don etnem Wann geIentt.
Der fit Wiuarb RnbtTpn mamie uuo
feline QbreiIe aIs 100 Gin Strabe,
aubIop, ongub. SRI. Reeo trus bel
bem Stur3e sins 4ppfDunbe oaDor
uno purbe in sirem 9ripatnutpmpbil
nah bem itdotii6en 6pipitaI sebratt.
2ouis Soenigstramer, bon RG.
I'LL SSinolop Strabe, fieI geitern
Rahmtttag auf Der 5reppe an Der
Renrer Strabe bou elmer Qeiter unh
lam gIiidIiderpeiIe nit stHiaen nnbe
Deutenoen S6rammen baoon.
- Der 3ebn Sabre aIte RormaH
aittreq, oor go. 3135 Webrmuu
2loenue, puroe seitern gormittag in
Der HGhe ieiner eIterlihen 8obnuug
ron eirem 8agsr iiberfobren, tnm ie'
apd) gum Slid nit sintgen Shrama
men oupon.
Erali q. $. llfoetter bon go
1907 @uroette 9lpeuue, muroe aeiteru
9fohnlittag an Der 5ilnTten lmo Sine
StraBe por einem g9aaen Der SroD
Smuorn go nieOeraeronnt, tam ie.
bod 3um Slid nit einioen ,mbeoeu.
tcnotn Sdrorunen 0aoou uno fontte
iiI in 9eqleihna hires @atten nad
i1rer 8obmmg begeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

hattie iyrau @ebbarot ilno 0eren Stief.
todJter rtatiirlid blauep Dinft porge.
nlati. tbren yearten als Giola Glnrt
aiisceeben rrio beriihcrt, 6nb lie feinen
sytenidep IN Der gSelt bnbe nnb 1blolltt
miitellos iei. yladbent bic gebOroeu
iie geitern aiifgeipiirt t,nttei, ipiirOe lie
prontpt :,nd benz Gefdngnib oes 5E-
aenoaerit)ts ge6rad)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
GO. Erot. Ct. EaulnS @cmsinOe,
(paiior u. Rsmna)

Der Rdbrerein beranTtaltet 6eut.
gIa9mittds aHo @benb sinen .gbrtit.
mas Sale unb 2un9eon". gisl.
nuBlias Suben baben bic 9amsu
5isrFiir Oorbereitet unb bistst Ii4 oa.
bei cute GeIsgenbeit niibli6e gBsib.
naftssei6euts gu peruiinftiseH prei.
len gu tdufsn. Glei95eitis ferbi,rer
Die Samen sin 2unbeon gu % Gents
Sine 6er3lite ginlabuns ersebt or
ale WftsIieosr unb iyreunbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
D. II. Stadtperband.
Die biSberieen geamten, nit 5ubn
Sdppaab an Der Spiee, einitimmig
iuieDereriuaBlt.

Yraiibent Sobn S4lpaab ii6er bas
Refultat Der 8abI unb Die gu
tunftsarbeit oes gerbanbes. -@nts
purf Der neuen SaBungen 3um er<
iten Wlal Oerleien. = Heue Gin5eIs
Utitglieoer auTgenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

- Sn eiHcm SiinfceittsIaoen m Scr
@seit 5iiniten StraBe. iplIroe seihrr
sSrau ". g Smitb. BON Hp. 80 Sit
5t GIcir Strabe. Scn einem 2aiGen.
bieb I'M $40 beitoblen.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
FRUIT MEN TO MEET
Fifth Annual Session of State Horti-
cultural Society Next Week.

The Kansas State Horticultural So
ciety will hold its fiftieth annual ses-
sion in Representative hall December
SIS. The society will assemble We'd
nesday morning at 1890 o'clock for
the reading of reports of officers. In
the afternoon at o'clock, Prof. C. A
Scott of Manhattan, state forester,
will speak on THE Kansas Woodlot."
Mrs. Massey Holms. Kansas City. will
speak on "Perennials for the Small
Garden;" c. A. Swope of Turner, on
Cherries" G. w. Holsinger of Rose
dale, on "Everbearing Strawberries"
In the evening at 7:30 o'clock, Mrs
George E. Rose of Rosedale, will ad-
dress the organization on Early
Horticulturists. and Prof Albert
Dickens of the Agricultural college at
Manhattan, on Early Horticulture
The program presented at o'cloc.
December 7, is as follows: Practical
Insecticides and Proper Application"
Prof S. Hunter, Lawrence; Some
Important Insects of 1916" Prof.
George A. Dean, Manhattan The
Spraying Schedule" Prof George o.
Greene, Manhattan; "By-Products of
Fruit" Frank Pyle, Osawatomie At
! 1870 o'clock there will ba THE Ap-
pie Orchard, From Planting to Pro-
duction," A. F. Baker, Baldwin; "Har-
vesting the Apple Crop" Senator H.
Ae-NoS, ILL.,,
Perishables,' by representative of
the office of bureau of markets,
Washington, D. C. In the evening at
| 1880 O'Clock, Prof T. J. Nancy of
Ames. Ia, will speak on the subject,
Grapes" and Senator Dunlap will
speak on Activities in a Commercial
Apple Orchard" The latter talk will
be Illustrated
On the thirf day at o'clock the
following is the program: "Vegeta-
bles Under GLASS;" Joseph Blake,
Wichita; Poultry and Horticulture, -
Mrs. D. D. Downing. Kansas City
KAN; and ''The Business Mans Gar
den," Willis Davis. Wichita. AT 2
o'clock, Mrs. Alice e. Boschen of Troy
will speak on Canning Fruits, Jellies
and Making Fruit Butters;" Mrs
Evangeline D. Teeter of Kansas uni
versity will speak on Canning Vege-
tables.' c. w. Murphy of Lawrence
will close the afternoon with an ad-
dress on Craftsmanship"
A liberal amount of attractive music
is scattered thru the program of the
session.
One hundred dollars has been set
aside for awards on non-competitive
exhibits of fruits and vegetables
Every display of merit will receive a
prize. The exhibition will be in the
exhibition room of the society on the
fifth floor of the state house
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
Chief GIVES IDEAS
Carranza Advocates Changes in
Constitution of Mexico.
Delivers Message to Congress
at QueretarO.

Queretaro, Dec. I'm his address
before the constitutional congress to-
night, General Carranza outlined the
reforms he hoped to see embodied in
the constitution. He said in part:
''I come to deliver into your hands
reforms necessary for this country.
Right must regulate all elements of
society. 1 promise to conserve thu
liberal spirit of the old constitution
so that the new reforms will merely
eliminate the dead wood, throw light
on obscure articles and strike out arti
cleS put in by former governments
for personal advantage. The consti-
tuition must not erect artificial barriers
between the state and the individual,
and the power given must not be
greater than that of the people who
establish it.
What is desired first of all is to
establish the rights of the principle of
individual liberty. Human liberty
must be guarded to prevent the gov
ernment from taking advantage of
the excuses of maintaining peace in
order to commit crimes.
Rule for Criminal Cases.
Judges, heretofore only the tools
of governors, should have the power
to investigate and punish wrongdoing
by governors. Guarantees for prison.
ers accused of crimes heretofore have
been worthless.
THE old constitution provided for
the right of the government to occupy
property for public benefit without the
consent of the owners, by paying an
indemnity for the same. The only re-
form necessary in the old law is to
provide that condemnation may be
only by executive authority and that
judges may deal only with indemnity.
Il ask you to consider whether it is
necessary to have every foreigner who
obtains title to real property resign
treaty rights with respect to such
property and conform to Mexican laws
"One object of the new reforms is
to assist labor and We should set mini
mum wages and maximum hours"
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
BIRTHS REPORTED

Following are the births reported
to the city clerk during the current
week:
Earl Wayne Beck and wife. 1904
Tyler ST., Nov. 27. Girl.
VIM. T. Custenborder and wife. r.
I'D. No. 2, Nov. %, Boy.
Henry ]. Draut and wife. kins-
ley, Kans. Nov. 26, Boy.
Jacob j. Desch and wiGA EOS N.
Chandler St, Nov. %, Boy.
Hugh T. Fisher and wife, AIS Green
wood Ave, Nov. "a. Boy.
Peter Frank and wife. Ais West
Curtis ST., NSy. %. Boy.
Oscar C. Goenour and wife, 332
Hancock ST.. Nov. %, Girl.
Albert L. Kiene and wife, 1920 Har-
rison g., Nov. %, Girl.
Lou.al F. Miles and wife, 1875 Twiss
Ave, Nov. 27, Girl.
Jake R. Reedy and wife, 2Sth and
Jefferson ST., Nov. %. Boy.
Walter Vandeventer and wife. 407
sumner ST.. Nov. 81. Girl
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
BATTERY A DINNER
Thanksgiving Meal Was Real Feast at
Eagle Pass.

Members of Battery A, of Topeka.
ate a real Thanksgiving dinner at
Eagle Pass, Texas. Apparently the
high cost of living did not affect the
battery dinner and turkey was not on
the boycott list with the men from
Topeka. Roast turkey, oyster dress
ing. cranberry sauce and mince pie
were just few of the really good
things to eat according to a menu
from w. P. MacLean. first lieutenant
of the battery.
Thanksgiving was observed in holi-
day style by the men on the border.
Nor was the big dinner one of the
minor features of the days program.
Here is the menu which greeted mem
bers of the battery at their celebration
on the border: Roast turkey, oyster
dressing, bake sweet potatoes, cram
berry sauce, green peas, celery olives,
pickles, catsup, picked eggs, oranges,
apples, bananas, mince pie. pumpkin
pie, chocolate cake, jelly, butter,
bread cocoa cigars
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
MADE IN AMERICA
Most of Christmas Toys viii Be
Home Product.
e. s. Manufacturers Have TAX
en- Over Trade Permanently.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-"Made in Amer
toys this season. according to dealers
who point to well filled shelves where
this trademark is prominently shown.
And so all fears that the war will
prevent Santa Claus from making his
usual rounds this year should be al
layed. st. Nick simply was a good
business man and moved his principal
shop to the United States.
Some of the toys are being imported
from Japan and there are stocks of the
old familiar German toys. sent over
several years ago, but the American
brand predominates, and they show
the marked improvement that has
taken place in the manufacture of
American toys since the war cut off
the supply from Europe.
The enterprise shcwn by American
manufacturers in developing the art
of making toys has permanently cut
off Europe in that line, according -
some of the largest buyers.
THE two years in which the man
ufacturers have studied the art has
ctnched the business for them" said
one buyer today. American toy
makers increased their business by
$10,000,000 this year. and bid fare to
hold it all, with the exception of
Sc0ASSf VI SoihS tIllHSS III Wn1Cn Eu-
rope never can be equalled which will
be bought as a filler for our stock"
Educational toys play a big part
this year. There are bridges and
trestles, wiudmills, skyscrapers, mod
els of machinery, aeroplanes and gun
boats on display. These are fashioned
from metal or wood. In other cases
the young builder will find cement
blocks which can be made into gur-
Seous castles or plain houses.
The stoppage of the European
standard of dolls caused the biggest
change, but that condition has been
met with amply by the American toy
makers. altho the cid familiar bisquc
doll will be scarce. The "nove,tv
doll" however, is proving very pop
ular.
In other branches of toys there are
many inventions which will delight the
kiddles
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
GERM DISCOVERED
Mayo Doctors Have Infantile
Paralysis in Their Grasp.
Easy Matter Now to Develop a
Successful Serum.

Rochester, Mimi, Dec. I'm the
laboratories of the famous Mayo
clinic here a certain micro-organlsm
has been discovered which is believed
by investigators in the department o.
pathology to be the causative agent
of infantile paralysis. the dread dis
ease which last summer killed or
crippled nearly 10000 American ba-
bies
With customary scientific reserve
DR.. E. c. Rosenow, who is in charge
of the experiments will not yet assert
positively that the germ which ne
and his associates, Dr. E. b. ToWne OF
Boston and DR.. G. w. Wheeler OF New
York have succeeded in isolating is the
germ of infantile paralysis, but in
what he terms preliminary note
that has been presented to the state
medical society it is shown that in
Vulnerable experiments during the
past few months all point in this di-
rection.
If it be true that the agent of the
disease has thus been found and cata-
logued-an0 there is no real doubt
in the minds of the scientists acquaint-
ed with the experiments that this mas
been done-thenA half of one of the
greatest battles in modern medicine
has already been Won There remains.
of course, the important task of de-
ve1Oping serum or vaccine or
perhaps both, with which immunity
may be esta bliShed in human beings
but once the germ has been tagged
this becomes possible. 1t is entirely
within the range of probability that
before another summer comes the
world may hear that infantile paraly-
sis has been definitely relegated to the
category of such diseases as diph
iberia, smallpox and other readily
controlled afflictions. With the mem
ory of last summers horror still fresh
in the public mind no more important
piece of news could be presented to
Americans.
the discovery of some mistake OF
broken link in the present chain OF
scientific evidence would dash, those
chester are especially restrained
from making announcements. Never
theless, DR.. Rosenow's report can not
public interest in the outcome OF
further experimentation with curative
vaecines andsserums. 1t is known that
a quantity of these have already beer
prepared and are being employed upor
animals at the Mayo laboratories.
| In the preliminary note" Drs. Rose
now, Towne and Wheeler give the re-
suits of their study of the epidemic
which was worst last summer in New
| York. DR.. Rosenow spent more thar
month in the thick of the figh
! waged against the disease by the New
| York health authorities and the ex
| periments outlined were based upor
more than fifty acute cases of the dis
ease both in New York City ant
| Rochester.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-02
MORE AUTOS HERE
License Revenue Has Increased SO
Per Cent in Five Months.

State revenues from the automobile
license department for the five months
period ending December 1 increased
SO per cent over the corresponding
receipts for the same period last year
Announcement of the increase was
made today in report from the of
flee of w. E. Davis, state auditor
Records of state revenues are to-
tailed every month, giving compare
tive reports on previous conditions
The grand total is made June 80 at
the close of the fiscal year. Records
of state receipts from the automobile
license department are for the months
of July, August, September, October
and November-the first five months
of the fiscal year.
In 1915, the receipts during the
five months period totalled s55, 5,595.5O
For the same period this year the
revenues to the state were S7S.952.
The state receives SO cents from each
motorcycle license and rs cents from
each automobile license. The fund is
used in payment of the expenses of
the department. the balance going to
the general revenue fund. Fees not
retained by the state are used for
building and upkeep of county high
ways in counties where automobile Ii
censes are purchased.