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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
1900 MOOSE GET BIDS TO
HUGHES NOTIFICATION FETE

New York, July 19.-Three thou
sand invitations to attend the
meeting at Carnegie hall here on
the evening of July 81 to give
Charles E Hughes formal notifi-
cation of his nomination are be-
ing sent out by James B. Reynolds;
secretary of the Republican ma
tional committee.
1t was said today that 1900
seats will be turned over to George
W. Perkins for distribution among
prominent progressives. Among
those who are to receive invita-
lions are Colonel Roosevelt and
William Howard Taft.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
men There
Annual Convention Opens at
Lawrence Today.
Statewide Rating Bureau 9
Principal Problem.

Lawrence. July 19.-Problems of
interest to retail merchants were par
amount on the program of the annual
convention of the Kansas Retailers
association which brought merchants
from all parts of the state to Law
renee today for the opening session.
Today's business dealt particularly
with reports of officers and commit
tees and the mapping out of a cam
paign for legisla ton desired by the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
To Probe Paper Prices.

by congress of paper production and
supply 20 determine whether in
creased prices have been brought
about by combination or conspiracy,
is proposed in a resolution introduced
by Rep. Mann of Illinois today. L
was referred to the rules committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
Smith Center veteran Dead.

Smith Center, Kan. July ia
Henry Thompson. an old soldier. so
years old and resident of this county
for forty-three years, died last night
He was the father of z. T. Thomp-
son, assistant state treasurer and sec
rotary of the Kansas Day club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
Jennings Votes Bonds.

carried here today for the erection of
a municipal electric light plant. 1t
ends a long fight on the part of a
band of progressive citizens to put this
modern Improvement in Jennings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19

The Steinway is supreme. Its pur-
chase carries the assurance that
money can buy nothing better. Not
only has it received the laurel crown
from the greatest musicians, but from
the whole world. Every time you are
told that another piaro is Just as
good" or Just like" a Steinway it is
an acknowledgment of the fact that
the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19
co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET,
Tenth Annual Kansas Conference al
Manhattan.

Manhattan, Kan, July 19.-Superin-
tendents of county schools from all
parts of Kansas were here today for
the opening session of the tenth an
nual conference of county superin-
tendents. General problems of school
administration were on the program
for discussion.
Today's program included such top
les as normal training certificates,
reading circle work, rural high schools,
and school contests. Among the
speakers were Supt r. NJ. Crum.
wood Falls; Supt. c. w. NOEL, SYRIA
cuse; Supt. Elizabeth Ellis. Paola;
Supt. Lula Coyner, Mankato, and
Supt. W. L. BowersoX, Great Bend. The
address of welcome was given by
Henry ]. Waters, president of the Kan
sas State Agricultural college, where
the meetings were held. The feature
address of the day was given by S.
A. Cook, county superintendent, Bal
timore county, Maryland. Superin-
tendent Cook, whose address dealt
with the Organization, Support and
County" spoke this afternoon and
scheduled to give the second part of
his address tonight.
Three sessions of the conference
will be held tomorrow. At the morn
ing meeting the speakers will be
Supt John R. Brooks, Wellington;
Supt. Elizabeth Slower, Colby: Supt.
Elizabeth Spencer, Yates Center; Supt.
H. l. French, Ell Dorado; Miss Julia
NJ. Stone, Topeka; Supt. s. P. Row
land, Hutchinson; J. A. S. Shoemaker
Topeka; Supt. Ruth Mitten, Newton
and Supt. n. T. Cox, sGreensburg.
Superintendent Cook will give the
third part of his lecture in the after
noon and the final session of the con-
ference will be held at night.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-11
BAsEBALL-sPORTs o. ALE sORTs-BOXTNG

IN the game against Northwestern
Indiana had plenty of power until the
time for the final punch arrived.
Power necessary for a score failed to
materialize. But once this season In
diana will get every cog in its ma
chine working and the result will be
disastrous for its opponent.
II Indiana has reached that pin
nacle today, Ohio will have a masto-
dOnic task to achieve a victory and
even the sensational running of Half
back Harley may be of no avail.
No other Conference eIeVens are
engaged this afternoon.
In the east interest is divided be-
tween the Princeton-Harvard and
Michigan-CorneIl games. Eastern
ers are keeping their eyes on the for
mer contest, but the latter is drawing
the attention of the west as well as
some sections Of the effete district of
the country.
Harvard is being picked to beat
Princeton, mainly because that is the
history of the past. In recent years
a Harvard team has been able to lick
I4C 4A5CADJ liz uAGhIIGA "A1L INC lllCI-
its Of the two elevens appeared, to be
before the lineup.
This fall Princeton has a better
chance than for four year. Speedy
Rush has had time to thoroughly
teach his system of play and Prince
ton has exhibited ability in every
start so far. Harvard came strong
in the past two weeks, upsetting all
predictions by the easy way in
which it downed Cornell.
Michigan has a good chance to
beat Cornell Sparks is back, in the
game at quarter and Zeigler Is ready
to take his place should the regular
be injured. Both of these men are
stars and it is some time since Mich
igan started against the Big Red
team with capable man handling
the ball from the center.
Cornell is bewaiIing injuries. These
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-11
OHIO AND PURPLE FIGHT
TO KEEP STATES CLEAN
BY Mark Shields

as marked last Saturday, tonight
will find two Conference elevens I'M
defeated and logical contenders for
the championship of this much of the
west.
Northwestern meets Iowa at EY-
anston, and, on the basis Of cOmpar-
ative scores and the playing of the
two teams in previous games, the
Purple should be victor. The official
lineup given out by Coach Murphy
does not contain the name of DTis-
coll, Underhi1 being placed at right
half, but there is unofficial assurance
that Patty will be available if the
lines tighten and a fresh man is
needed for an increased drive.
NorthWesteTn's line against lndi-
ana showed the backfeld is not the
whole eleven. The forwards stopped
the heavy HoOsiers within the shad-
ow of the goal several times and on
attack charged with speed and
power.
The wing men played remarkably
defensive football, paying attention
to Erehart and keeping the fiashy In
diana back from getting away for
long runs.
Altogether, Northwestern showed
itself football team, a combination
that played with cohesion as its main
strength.
Indiana is liable to be troublesome
for Ohio and there is more likelihood
Of an upset in this fracas than in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contest. Indiana !
throughout the season has been |
threatening to put over one game Of |
football that would be remembered
at the Hoosier institution.
Chicago easily downed Stiehm's |
people. But Indiana recovered from |
that blow, made advances and al
most beat Tufts when the eastern |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

|oelig traf Sen og Sollen / er az
iioeS liggenbe 8ngt.
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forfomne 4efter Is Gimers Opbolb
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|foloe @interpejr, bleo biergeoe o.
brogt inb til MnboIt.
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Bafte, inoebolbenoc forifjelligc no:
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gems rettc Sanmenbang> og 8in
|Dan6lercn 'er III, iopmt en- 8g6e pa1
100 Gr., bDorbos Haffen fonfiife
|re6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
6pmneFWaanh.

9ige-9belesseller pnu Glespiss
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(tribes til rOannebirfe":
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gnmle Moseng. @elgerne fluffer at.
ter set gamle 2eb % 8Gen til So
bet. Det lpoer r,elten iom en- 01,lgi
'2atter ODER Menneifenes 4lggt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
8e6itempberens @parefasiebug.

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|Mgmersgooe Scr. 9 / &ipbenbabn
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iammten meo &anrmeraten fert III
'Dombuit poo NDtorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
Meb Maleren @il6elm Summers

M}e6e Maleren @ilbelm Summers
bsi, ser bpbe forleoe1 poo &omm1t-
neboipitalet, bar Dn11mart miltet
6e1 met 1opregeOe Daniter blo11ot
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1fil6ret 6arlfe 2anolfaber, 6anife ST.
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5fiabnens Sroati bleb ban, Ser til
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bnif @mag. l1oen Gpipl bar ban
qienttem fine Snterigrer meo oeres
noert. enfle Sarpepirfning oannet
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UNDER bans 3napirfning De nroligc
8iIeo-Mrrangemerter, be mooernc
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bite Glegance, fom lite gioer @'m
for per]onIig Smug.
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por Ser fur meget faa. Der baboe
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no5ten fattige npotrpf fortrDftc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
AlmtnhfliBt Efterrrtntt,usr

&riseu % set relieisie. &rofesior
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fsIer &atolitfer % &%roteltonter, OF
Der er ingen 5orifidl pao oeres Sro.
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fon lutte Jig til oeres @11ostienclter.
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arigen gipcr Set Sen tan gibe.
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blot er Bette ct Sremifriot. &bi at
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optaget / gp6 Sor6, fommcr Scr I'M
tet frilteligt 2ip trent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
Gn &eitens=Ggm

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3ualxnh.
81 liel6ent ,6nsflt1sarbeibe.

st ijel6ent 6nsflibsarbeibe. -
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Stor Tremgang / @gerpurtcn.

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|portere6e &ba11tum er ct &eforb=
,aar. s 1914 an6rog Sm1etl1ingen
ca. So Meill. ST., men / 1915 bar
Smlntl1ingen opcr ~ Mill. &roz
r1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

|11,OOO fremmeoe Goenrbeiberc meo
|oanife. Man tGnfer fig bl. a., ON
|2anoarbeioeres &nltr,1er ftnrfere ems
|n1 pil6e toge Del / &%oearbeioet.
Jog ON - ierligt - &lanen me0
Noeer1treprenprer % 0isieS Sber=
|togclle al Mrbeioet / Mfffor0 fun
|oe binoe itgrre SSllbpas % lmuligbts
|Diploffe Ell 9eI urge Menneifer, ser
|g%ienne1n MfforolotIe rnc fln6e fortje-
Inc en- gob .2pr.
Mlt alt regncs Ser, at Ser piloe
Ifunne ipares mellem 4 og 6 Mill.
l&r. for oorite Mrbej0ere / Mrbejos-
lIpr, bbis eli iaooon &lon blep glen
lnemfert.
st 5alnarbejbe meo Gel1tralor=
|bejosanpisningen, ser ipn1 befjenot
Il 6ior baboe fat poa 5agcn, n1oot=
ltc bel ogioo liege il10cltfor M1,lig=
|bebernes @rpn1e.
9anmarfs Sblbpenge. - s rMi=
|be Stiftsti0enDe" meo0eltes forrige
ll1ge en- l1btolclie al Mpntmelte
Hnpllen ON, at ser fra &rigens @e=
Igpnbelie til Dotp CT 1>6mpntet for
|omtrent 3 Millioner &ror1cr 1lpe
|rSplbpengc al ollie fem @Gr0ier".
I@ertil belnGrter cit Sn0ienoer 81.
|anoet: S 9anmarf uompntes
lflrn Splppenge / 4 forlfiellige Seer
I6icr. st Sc u0mgntes / 5 &erbier
Ter 0erimoo cit meget uobreot Mis-
|forltaaelie, io1n piier, bbor mango
|G%nfeltbe0er, Scr nn0gaur Dor Sp=
mGrfloutbe0> 1elp bpor Set 0rejer
Ilig ONT %iaaoanne Gtng, ri ooglig to-
|ger / @oanoeu. - S Splge Mprtlo>
)pen al 1878 fan ser ganife bit
lu0menteS 5elpmpnter at belc 6
l8eroicr: 2=&roner, 1=&roner, So
|9re, 40=gre, 25=9re og 10=9re. -
I50=gre=Stpffer CT imi6lertio fin
Iblcben l,0mpnte6e / Neorge % 5Der=
|rig> ol0rig / 9onmarf, n1e11 Sc fer:
rel tie bar lagt Merfc til, at Set for=
lbol0er fig 1aale0es. 40=9re=S tpffe1
let olbrig u0mpntet / noget al Sc
tire nor0iife 2o10e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
Den fgrite Gnllaicb. Millicnrr,

Sen fPr1te Orlla1cD'Aftllt011Gr,
S., bpis 5ortjeneitc paa
|&rtgen anilaas til mellem 4 og 5
Millioner> bar mi taget lin Bellrt-
ming % forlaoer aanOet Tor at tage
|Spbol0 / Mmerifn. Sn tort Iib
bill mon / De figbenbobnlfc 8laoe
|flltne lgie Itore Mnnoncer o1l Bort
lal9 at Ell Maleriiamling. Oct cr
Sr. s., Der b%ortlplger ale Sc &po-
|orotalen Stunt, ban / 9(arets SOB
bar fjsbt. 8i be0 fra iiffer &iloe
lat foru0en Sen fer omtalte @1,l-
|laicb- Millioner CT ooifilligc onore
flor Sioen / 6ero me6 at frigjpre
|oeres Mioler / Sen @e,liigt at ora-
|ge pber Mtlonten til ct 2ono, bpor
}5fatternc iffe CT ioa bpje.
Nfooerne Sbin6el. st fipbe,,=
)bopn1f 8ogforlog lfol / 1874
|booe aberteret me0 Bigger / norife
8la6e. Ser frepebes en- big Scrub.
Detailing, lom en- @ribotmon6 / Qri=
%ltionio i%noienote.
Sort Gio efter fpn. Der Ell aDit:
|teri11g for Fengene fra B%ogforloget
- men @pgerne uoeblep. Sac fm1ot
Wonoen abitteringen frcnn, og bor
|blep naturligbiS operrofet, ga bor
iou, at 6irn1omnrfet oip. bar fulo.
ltGnoig foribur0et, 1an apitteringeu
frerntroo0te gonlfe hlonf. @n SENT.
fer fonitotere0e, at &%pitteringen po>
ifrepet mes Spmpatiblnf, Ser for
iuin6er efter Ell Gios 6orlgb. So
litiet moerlegcr Sagel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

Spif Sjeneiteiber paa Sen fpr-
fjerte She af @reni EN-. 8oelsmono
:gdS M11ocrieL g. Be6lte6 Morf.
bar / Srcoogs / Serb n1c0 at re11e
@rpfter for Sacobicl r&loobp=
gaar6", / 6ennes Woie, ion ligger
minolt 400 Mlen Noro for @rp11:
fen. @aa toni ser pluoielig en- tplf
5ol0ot ODER til bon og forlongte
Nas. So Nis Mn6erien al go6e
@rllll0e life f11n0e efterfonn1e sem
ne Spfor6ring> tr1e0e Gpl0oten
bam mes at fgre bam Ill GlenSborg!
Mn6erien gior0e bun1 %opmerflom
paa, at ban bar paa 6onif @run0
og at 5ol0aten intet bopoe at itofic
fer. Smiioer inolaa Spiferen fir
Seiltogelie og foretraf ioa ifpn0lomlt
ober pan lit egct Smraooe.
Set biloe lite bore 11ogen 5fa6c
ill., ONT Sen tplfe @ren1ebagts ST.
1truftioner bar iaa flare at Sen
|Slags Seiltogeller fnn0e unogons>
ifriber v&ibe 9tiftsti0en0e".