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The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09

court and seemed to feel very bad over her
arrest. II. h Sullivan, of Kansas City,
Sah who has visited her m freguenty during during the
rived late last night and both he and Miss
Moran have been trying to secure bail for
her. Joseph Mosant. a deaf mute, made
another complaint against Miss Palmer
last I light. He says that he advanced S100
sured him that he would double his money
in a month. He secured some of the eggs,
Gle CIelland's s thew pei never af hatehed. W few few
of the so-called eggs were shown to the
county attorney who asserted that they
The regular monthly meeting of the
Shawnee County Teachers association con-
vened at l 80 this afternoon Charles ].
Stepping Stone to Other Professions"
which was discussed by Mrs. C. F. Men
was paper by A. NJ. Harvey on THE Effect
of Mythology on Human Progress" which
sSS ofSSefs 6SS Tbe The a
Day was conducted by J. w Stout and
NJ. Q. Hughes. The exercises closed with
a general discussion of the work in the
county schools, conducted by Superintend-
ent Jordan.
journal was called today. No one appear
ed to prosecute and the case was dis
missed.
The young men who took part in the
"mob'' Wednesday evening are now find
ing that there are two sides to, everything.
They were allowed to inspect the jail room
from outside the bars and now some of
them are inspecting it from the inside
North side who called himself Texas
and made very awkward work of throwing
a noosed rope. is arrested for attempted
murder. He threw the rope several times
and once it caught Officer Wellman's he'll
met, but it was slipped off before it could
brother of Mrs. MeLain and a member of
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
FOUND IN BARN LOFT
Confessed Murderer of Atchison Girl
Arrested After Trip to Topeka.

Atchison, Kan, Nov 9.-John Free
man is in the Atchison county Jail
here charged with the murder of Ida
Peterson his sweetheart. Monday
night. Freeman has confessed killing
the girl, but claims he was not in his
right mind.
Ida Peterson was shot down Mon
day night while standing in front of
the Atchison postoffice. Freeman, ac-
cording to- his own story, left Atch-
ison following the shooting and went
to Topeka to the home of his brother
in-law, Joe Barber Barber, stated
Freeman, advised him to give himself
up and Freeman went back with that
intention.
He was captured by Sheriff Roy
Trimble. in the hayloft of a barn on
his fathers farm. He said he was
going to give himself up the next
morning
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
FROM
A COLD? LISTEN!
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severe colds or grippe
in few hours.

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken
It promptly opens ciogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
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feverishness, sore throat, sneezing.
soreness and stiffness
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
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such prompt relief as 'Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
ADV
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
BREAD 8 CENTS AT PRATT.
Series of Shocks for Shop People
Wages Given a Boost.

Pratt, Kan, Nov. 9.-Other cities
have become famous for the fact that
bread has raised to 6 cents loaf, but
Pratt still remains on the map as all
of the bakers of the city announced j
rise of bread to s cents a loaf out
stepping our neighbor cities, and the
price of bread was received with much
concern among the shop people, but
when they arrived at work they were
greeted with the news that all had re-
ceived a raise in salary of 3 cents an
hour, thus overcoming the high cost
of bread. Later, however. came the
blow, for the order was to cut all of
the men one hour a daY.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
ARGUMENT ON X. U. DANCES.
Student Interest Committee Tries to
Determine Proper Number.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov 9.-Many re-
plies to the QUESTIONABLE sent out by
Mrs Eustace Brown, chairman of the
student interest committee, in regard
to determining a maximum number
of dances, have been received.
A joine session of the student inter-
est committees will consider the let
ters received at meeting Wednesday
evening.
"All but two letters that 1 have re-
ceived favor the limiting of the num-
ber of dances that any organization
may give during the school year," said
Mrs. Brown this morning. THE ma
jOrity expressed an idea that sub
scription dances are too numerous and
that one a week is sufficient"
Replies from all organizations are
expected before the meeting next
week.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 9.-With
409 precincts in West Virginia miss
ing, Hughes leads early today by B.
AL. Recount was Hughes 1000,
Wilson 109,559. This was a swing
back to Hughes of approximately L.
100 since 10 o'clock last night. Corn
we'll (Democrat) for governor was
maintaining his lead. Returns gave
CornwelI 113,103, Robinson (Republi-
canl. 110-Shn-
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
BACK TO KANSAS FOR TRIAL.
Turner and Slain Mans Widow Face
Charge of Murder.

Ellsworth, Kan, Nov. 9.-Howard
Turner, who was arrested at Denver,
will be brought here to stand trial for
the alleged murder of R. NJ. Bushong,
according to the announcement of
Sheriff Storey, who left Wednesday
for Denver
The crime with which Turner and
Mrs. Bushong, the dead mans widow,
who also was arrested at Denver, are
charged was discovered last Saturday.
near Wilson, in this county. Part of
the trunk of Bushong's body was
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
sHUCKED NEIGHBoRs' CORN.
Two Needy Families Given Help by
People of CourtIand

Courtland, Kan, Nov 9.-Neighbors
of Mrs. August Welcher went into her
corn field near here and husked out
her corn. There were seventeen
trains and two men to the train. The
work was completed by noon.
Two days later the people of the
neighborhood husked the corn for A.
p. Gable, whose wife has been i'll for
some time. The recent rains have
made the wheat fields look green and
the wheat growers predict an enor-
nous crop next year.
This was a poor corn year but one
farmer in Union township estimates
his corn crop at 1900 bushels. He IS
renter and this is his 81 are of the
grain.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
Dover,s Pnnsv Club.

The Pansy club of the Dover Con-
gregational church will hold their an
nual dinner and sale of fancy hand
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09

made work Saturday, November IL, at
Dover. Don't miss this big dinner and
chance to buy beautiful Xmas gifts.
Everybody welcome. Come for the
day.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09

nearly every committee and NJ Lloyd, a
bus driver, are in the county Jail NJ
Hargrave, a son of one of the most i'm
portant witnesses against McLain, Ed
Peck, F. NJ. Shaw. VIII Davis and A
Rosendi complete the list Of those picked
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09

found buried near deserted movers
wagon. in which Bushong, Turner,
Mrs. Bushong and her two children
were travelling to Garden City, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-09
rs YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the columns ct
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

November 9, 1881.
Miss NJ J. Palmer, arrested Friday for
obtaining money from f. L. McClelland
under false pretenses, is in jail this after
noon She spent all of Friday afternoon
and this forenoon in Justice Chesney's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

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sd CLAUDE, cr bonoclt aus llebcr.
5cHgluig mo 1T Der Sohc wirtlid e.
acbcn glber, iucr UciB, cb nidlt oni
Der id6iUor}eH Site icncr Seutc nod
mondlcr lniercr Yctomtcl itc6t.
o@emn eS einc ioldc Siiic mirlldj
glbt 10 mare nlan ia Vcriudt, cinen
0iHbrlld 81 begeDell, mn IN ibrcn g'c,
iis 5u gelongen.
Sic Siitc uno and oen &lh.
brudl Demi er notiucnoi9 m;rt
iIbcrlalicn Sie mr mir
Pitts ibrcnSlidcn lcuclicte Sdttroit
uno @ntidloiicnbcit. yGS iit Alir 5u
Niute, als gilgc Is in Die Sdlodt,
rief Tie, vid hiblc imon oic aanlpics-
lili in mcincn slOern tlopicn.
0r iab ous tiibuc Dldodcn bcmlr
ecru0 an
ngSir lin0 nldl 5iuci Monpicr pon
bcltta ob, icOCr on ieiucm Bloge ,Sd)
muB allc Srlidcn binter mir Gborc.
den, mo Gle 3iebeu I'M @otcl cricn-
tel EN-, in &brcm pollcu Stoot nit
Weicllid)oiterit, Nonulerillrgicr
Ncitlnedt mo @icrocn 9lbcr 0ic
Belt ucrrinnt mo Sie nliiiicN uo0
mc6r pon Der Siiriiin Crloii, crioG.
zen luiO mas Sie bel i6r ousedl.cu
iallcl.
nSn. meinen Sit mid in S,Ar aNcrs
elm, riei Ntaoclule, olaiicn Sic MIDI
@cfabr uno glrbcit nit Stneu teilel.
SD gebordc uidt Der 8ilidt allcn;
Gin inuerer 0raua treibt mid oa3iLl
id CLAUDE. cs lit chl Gr6teil Don mel,
ncn &oter mo lieat mir i'm 9lllc.
Ndr 1T, oils ingc icb ie6t crit 0l 5l
lcbcn mo 81 nirten um0 Aloibcli Sie
mir, idl temc tcnc Slrdt in0 werOe
por Ser @eiobr nic6t 5uriidicbrcden"
(SoriieBlmg iolgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
30. &apitel
Sin Spasierritt

3i Der bon Nrcrel in ieiueun Griei.
y0cn an DiaocIiHe @oDue anee9e6eucl
Belt. fonntc mau IN einem Der 9ict.
pcae oes 3eniralporis eiueu ltotiIi.
d)cu aobolier uebel eiller oHmutigen
Game aii id)onen 8ieroel oobintro,
ben iebeu biutcr ibnen folgtc Der
yleitinedt IN ebrcrbictigcr Gntiers
Huia 05 bate gouj oen gluldeilL
ais ieien iie iulr allsgeritten nm oen
ioliliden ylcrgen 81 ganieBen
oQor alien mocbte id iDiiien. pie
cs 0eu Sranfen ergebt iagte 9rerel
ais iie in einen Seiienpiao ein6ogen
a1err Soro bat nod Diele Shmer
5en. ober feline Beiierung madt er.
fraIibe 6ortidritte. pie Der Goftor
iagt mld Jron 9ioliten er6oIt iidl
mertpiiroia raid; Oliplu bat iie ae.
iiern 5iIr iUeitercn @iIeae nod ibrer
8illn mitgeuomnien"
A&oben Sie 0erru Soro meinc
g9iinide mi.geteilt2"
oWeiterl abeno bat Elm 0ricgSrat
itdttgeiunCeu crit 5lDiidlcn Or, 8ou.
nban inf mir imo oom i'm 9eiiein
SeS strorten. gSir babeu ilnierE@il.
len oindgelett. Sobnl0 Der gIr5t
ioat. ocB ieiu 8niiono es orlau6tmiIl
6err >.oro oaS Qans obihIieBen imo
lid eIuiiipeilen oni oos 2ano auriid.
5iebe, i'm icine 5eInoe binters 2idt|
az iiibreu. o Fqs;ts;: ssY,s>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

lsieDiel ber0enlt on am Gage,
3obuHu, mas iit ous bodite2"
Ger AHabe padte feline NiirIien al.
iamnen uno blHg iid5 Den aaliel auI
9lieneH ilber bic 5dbulter .Dae (5e.
ihdit aebi nIdt ihledDt. leit id Den
Gtdro bier an Der ode babe, iQ9te er
1IsmeidelD aWanhuial bebaltc idl
inobl elm poor Gents iibrig
Sore, s5obnn0. meiute ocrSrcm.
DC ladeho, a0u aeidllii mir no Die
cieIbidJie nit oeli Sin9en iuiereiiielt
mid uu eininol g9ie mdrs. wcln
on min 0cu. welher iorigelouieu it,
ludlCn lDollielt g0artc LAX
Mid ausreoen Oh perlicrit babel
noiilrlib niel Belt, aber cS ioIl oein
S5dlaoen nidlt iein SO uucte Dir Elm
.}nnmer, 100 OF Idlnicn fonuit be.
6able oein eiIen uno tolfe Dir quite
Aleioer. Oh iollIt oeiu @elO regel,
udBiG icoeu glbcno beiominen 60.
balo 0l oei ,Sunaen acfi0eli bait
0ud nad Dem sSu0en taunli 0i bid
umihuleu mo mir iuait roo iic
iDobneH crbdhii on iimnln05man5iq
Collars bar 9lnd iollit on IN 3ns
lniit einen Srrun0 an mir Doben mo
ipeHn 0n nidt mebr StieieIpnter iehn
mnqit Mill iU 0aiiir lorgen, on5 on
glrbeit betommit Sic Qut bc5nblr
miro Snge NAL. peiBt ou nidt bier
5erim enen glag, 100 man giiteS 81.
fen trieat on bin gcpiB Dinarig5
6abin tonnten mir geben ;no Die ca.
DE ned uaber beipredcn ytimm Oies
ciniimeileit"
Der glnbIid ocS @eloitiids, .Deldes
Der 6renioe Dem SSungen in Die 8aio
oriidte, beiieGlc allies peiterc Qeoei.
fen
.5n Der ndbien StraBe tit elm
Gpeiiebals. oo friegt man nOm Be.
fen" iagte ,5cblnD
go fOmn 6nbiii naricgtc Der
5rcuIoc nit Der gol0enm Nrillc
glu iel0ea glbulo beian0 lih 3loger
Irggel mie0er ii Dem 3lnmer mo er
un Sornltiou pie 5uiammeniAHit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
ghIs Scm Sunercn NlarDIauO's uno
ben angren5enoeu Staaten.

iitigfeiten am 1raua {.
tar
sSn Qealcihlug Ginger 6rclm0c
iouiieu SRI 8lorencc gIIicc Eburs.
lop bon Cotton. Dloi.. uno glaiion
glailor 0liaer BON @oi6tuaion 9.
6. in eiuem glHtomobil nad Rod.
bile 91o.. inp iih bort trauen jtl
laiien Giner i5rer gcaIeitcr 0l g.
Sarmer il. erlougte bic Siccn5, no,
raui sic iro6lidc @eiclihoit nod ser
g2o5nlma 0es nddliicn 4iarrcrs hihr.
8u SUB puroc Der geg nod ocr Stir,
1e auaeireteu e6e o5cr DER 4aiior
Die Sroluma polllie6cn founie. ent
iiano cine 2treitcrci. luo 6ormcr
pcrlieB. init ser 0cirotbS Qiecu5 in
ser 1oinc. Sic Stride. ST aina jlIm
eiccu5 Glerf griid mo IieB iid
sic llntoiten yriideriiatien
g. @ Nndett gelUonu.
1ic 0ripdbllmg oe5 Replblliancre
2utc Ss. padett ols Gouut1 Com
miiidr BON Tordeitcr Gomtn Die
DON oen oemotroiiiNen Gonoioated
Sannel & Sniit6 onacioAieu nor.
ocn uar wuroc poni arei0geridt in
Gou6rio0e als corrcft bein0en im0
oic non Smith ocrlanatc lhiterni
.hlma plir0e ucrluciacri
QibDnneuleIt. bic ben ,.1entidlen Gorrr
nihl pi.ntlIidl ober nnreeel-
mdhig erbalicu, fms aebeicu, ber Cliler
pabOn bet EeIGpbDn ober Idlrllilid Nlh'
IhriIuHn ~ uinhsW.