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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28
AT THE THEATERS
Novelty Review.


The comedy sketch "A Real Soldier" is
one of the most successful sketches in re.
gard to its laugh provoking powers that
the Novelty has presented in a long whiie,
The idea of a contrast between the civil
war veteran and the tin soldier" of the
National Guard, is new and untried, and
gives an opportunity for all sorts of com
edy. 1t is worth seeing twice WITH tne
exception Of one act, the whole bill; the
tertainment. The Spanish dancers who
open the program have a real novelty IN
a dancing act. Bizarre costuming and the
whirlwind Castilian dances make van agree
able change from conventional! vaudevliie
i'stuff;" The clog dancing of Mack IN tine the
clatter, that communicates pleasuraDle
uneasipess to the feet of the audience ana
audience satisfied until the last comedy
"falr' is perpetrated.-D. H.
At the Majestic.
The characters and the situations Of
1.-THE Girl Without Chance are pre-
scented without artificiality and in a man
ner that is perfectly logical, tense and
man sympathy thru which the hard
hearted police commissioner finds that
had he been true to the principles taught
him when a child, he would. never have
met the end as he did, when at his last
moment, he learned that girl whose down
and blood. This is not a moving picture,
but big scenic production OF an up TO
date drama
Big Novelty Show "Puss-Puss."
Jean BedinIS Dig Par1Slan novelty,
"Puss-Puss," claimed to be the most talk
ed of and elaborate burlesque show ever
produced is away from all other shows of
its kind, in so much that it is full of
novelties and speed, will be the attraction
at the Grand thee days commencing
Thursday, matinee daily.
At The Orpheum.
The performance at the Orpheum began
last night at o'clock with a house COM
full afat to osS DSgfas Ea
tocracy." In the course of the action of
American Aristocracy,'' Fairbanks has to
jump from a soaring ,hydroplane to a
speed boat am do a deal of swimming
in the briny. These scenes were taken
for the greater part in New York harbor !;
and by special permission of the secretary
of the navy, the United States torpedo
destroyer Patterson was used in the chase
of the private steam yacht which was sup
posed to be carrying the ammunition to
At The Iris.
Fanny Ward in 1.-THE Years of the
Locust closes the engagement at the Iris
tonight with this drama will be shown
the black and white sketches of 1.-The Kat
zenjammer Kids" the most amusing of
the pen and ink comedies offered in To-
peka,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28
BIG FIRE in CHICAGO
Crowded Factory District Threatened
by 100000 Blaze.

Chicago. Nov. 28.-A 100000 fire
in a crowded manufacturing district
here today. threatened dozens of build
ings when the Hockaday Paint COM
panys warehouse at 1881 Carroll ave-
nue. caught fire. Firemen had mar
row escapes when explosion of oils
caused one wall to collapse. Spon-
famous combustion is believed to have
caused the fire.
The Johnson-Tomek Lumber COM
pany, in the same building, and the
Hub Electric company, adjoining, also
suffered small losses. The fire was
under control at $50 a. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28

Wall ST, New York, Nov. 2S-STOCKS-
The note of warning sounded by the federal
reserve board created little more than
ripple on the financial surface at the out
set of todays trading. Some of the more
speculative Issues declined a point with
similar reversals in leading industrials.
resulted from technical conditions as much
as from anything else. Rails. notably
Union Pacific and Reading were firm and
further inquiry for oils was noted. Ohio
Gas features utilities at a point advance.
More stability manifested at the end
of the first half hour
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Kansas City. Nov. 2S-HOGS-Recefpts
10000. Market &c lower. Bulk of sales 50. 40
@9S5; heavy, S975G9.90; packers and
butchers. $9.50@9.s0; light, $930@9.z5; pigs,
S7.000pS.50. Z
CATTLE-Receipts 10000 Including 100
steers, S10.50@ u.I5; dressed beef steers.
$500 1925; western steers, S650010. %:
southerns, $5500S.50; cows, S4T56S. 90; ;
heifers, $6.O0@ HOPS: stockers and feeders
no trade; bulls, $5.25@7 700; calves, S6.5O@
HOO.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Lamts. $11.25M l. 10: yearlings, $s.50G9.75:
wethers, $7.50GS.J0: ewes, S675MTT5;
stockers and feeders, no trade.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. 27.-Last
satisfactory, but stoekers and feeders lost
Is to 40 cents. Receipts today dropped
to 5000 head, probably less than half what
the run would have been except for the
embargo on shipments out, put on pending
outcome of investigation of suspected case
of foot and mouth disease in shipment of
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Card of Thanks.

To all friends who so kindly assisted
during the sickness and death of my
wife, and the individuals and organ
izations for the beautiful floral offer
ings, 1 wish to express my most sin
cere thanks WALTER B. SHAWS.
ADVERTISEMENT
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ADVANCE SCHOOL IDEAS
State Supt. Urges Compulsory Health
Inspection and Teachers Pensions.

Des Moines, Ia. Nov. 2S.-CompuI-
sorry health inspection of school chill
dren and teachers pensions, addition
al normal schools and appointment of
a state school building and sanitary
inspector are among the recommends
tions contained in the biennial report
of the superintendent of public in
struction filed with the governor to-
day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28

Kansas City. Nov. 2S.-HOGS-Receipts
10000. Market &c to 10c lower. Bulk of
sales, So, 4o@9.s5; heavy. $9.75@9.s5; pack
ers and butchers. $9.50@9.S0; light, $4,000
9.75; pigs. $7006s.J0.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
Native beef cattle, S675012.35: western
steers. $6.15@ 1925; stockers and feeders,
$4.60d7.70: cows and heifers,' So. 65@975;
calves, S0.00@12.T5.
SHEEP-Receipts IT 1000 Market steady.
Wethers, SS000S $50; lambs, $9.50@122 %.
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COST G. 0. P. 2 MILLION
Surplus of S3,S56 i'm Republican Treas
ury After Campaign.

Washington, Nov. 2s.-CorneIius n.
Bliss. treasurer of the Republican ma
tionaI committee filed today the final
financial statement of contributions to
the Republican campaign showing
total contribution of $2,455, 421 from
34O5 contributors and expenditures of
S2441. 565. leaving a surplus of $3,S56.
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New York Nov 2S-BUTTER-Mark et
steady. Creamery, higher than, extras, 43
043%c.
EGGS-Market Irregular. Fresh gather
ed extra fine, 49050c
CHEESE+Market steady. State whole
milk, flats, fresh specials, 25c.
POULTRY-Dressed, irregular; live
firm.
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were 3612, $40 bushels, in October last year
1,019.421 bushels; oats last month, S,61S55s
bushels; in October last year, 7,66I,S94
bushels. These are the official figures of
the Department of Commerce.
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MILD WINTER DAYS
lcont,nned from raee one.

Confined from Page one.s
will not go higher than so degrees
The highest temperature on record for
this date is 20 degrees, established in
1893. The low record. 1 degree, oc-
CURED in 1887.
The wind this morning was blowing
at the rate of eight miles an hour
from the south. The moon tonight
sets at S:39 o'clock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28

Chicago Nov 2S-BUTTER-Market low
er. Creamery, 34G42c.
EGGS-Market unchanged.
. POTATOES-Marke unchanged.
POULTRY-Alive, lower; fowls, 15c;
springs. l1c: turkeys. 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28

Liverpool, Nov. 2S.-WHEAT-Spot, dull :;
No. L Northern Duluth, les Cd; No. 1 Man
CORN-Spot, easy; American mixed.
new, lbs sd.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-28

The Quinine That Does Not Affect Head.
Because of its tonic and laxative effect,
Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken by
anyone without causing nervousness nor
ringing in the head. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine." L. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on box. 25c-Adv.
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Kansas City Live Stock Sales.

1.-THE following sales were made this morn
ing at the Stock Yards, Kansas City and
rect to the State journal by Clay Robin
sou & Co, live stock commission mer-
chants.l
Kansas City, Nov. 2S@CATTLE+Re-
ceipts 10000 head. Market slower and low
er.
HOGS-Receipts 10000 head Market:
Prospects Zoe to 15c lower Bulk of sales,
$9.50@9.75; top, $3.50.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head. Market
steady.
COWS AND HEIFERS.
Nc VT Price No VT, Price.
H.. 1910 4.S5 10. -. 1873 450
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
No market account foot and mouth quar-
antine
CALVES.
H.. 1so $50 f.. 23o $50
Bulls.
L.. 1860 $50
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GERMAN MONEY DROPS
Mark Is Worth Only 171s Cents ON
United States Markets.

New York, Nov. 2s.-Exchange on
Germany today fell to the lowest rate
recorded since the war began. De-
mand bills on Berlin were quoted at
6S3s. taking four marks as the unit
of exchange.
This implies a depreciation :. the
German mark in this country tc little
less than 171s cents as against its nor
NAL value of about "a cents.
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s-Year-OId in Bandit Gang.

Peoria, Nov. 2S.-Four boys rang
ing in age from to 1 3 years were ar
rested today charged with the theft
of an automobile and the robbing of
a house. All carried loaded revol-
vers and said they were prepared to
kill any one who interfered with thei.'
Operations.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office
at Topeka. Kan, for the twenty four hours
ending at a. m. Tuesday.
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prices furnished by Wolff Packing Co
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 49,

snteP
prices.
POSITIVELY cannot use sheep or lambs
less fat.)
Topeka Hay Market.
FURNISHED by T. "a BECK. 12-14 East 6th.i
Topeka, Kan, Nov. IS.
PRAIRIE HAY-s9.00.
ALFALFA-S1T.00
Topeka Grain Market
FURNISHED by T j. Billiard corner Kansas
I've. and Curtis ST.
Topeka, Kan. Nov. %.
OATStSM5Oc
WHEAT-S1 7011 SO
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago, Nov STANDARDIZATION sue
cesses of the Teutonic armies tended today
to give an advantage to the bulls in wheat.
In this connection Liverpool prices were
quoted as relatively strong and there was
some buying here that seemed to be for
European account. A decrease in the
European visible supply total counted also
in favor of the bulls The opening. which
rapged from 112c lower TO 1c advance, with
z7@ceH1ber at-$173sz and May at S1.S0as to
S1.S1, was followed by moderate setback
all around, but then a general upturn to
well above yesterdays finish, except for
the July delivery. in which trading was
light.
Later the market displayed pronounced
weakness owing largely to grain embargoes
having ben announced on six railroads to
the seaboard. Export sales at Baltimore
acted as only temporary offset, late adj
chases were not as large as had been esti-
mated. Besides. German naval activity was
bearish factor. The close was moderate
at DC to 1asc net decline with December
at S1.66 to $1.67A and May at $1.75
CORN-Rains in Argentina had a bearish
effect on corn. 1t was said that export
demand from the United States had appar-
emily come to a halt. After opening ia
Nc to 1a@3sc lower, the market sagged
still further and a subsequent rally failed
to hold.
A decline in Liverpool corn prices led
afterward to much selling and so also did
the weakness of wheat. The close was
heavy at c to sc under yesterdays finish.
OATS-Oats PARALLEL the action of corn.
Buying was only of a scattered sort.
PROVISIONS-Lower quotations on
hogs weakened provisions. Trade was al
most entirely in lard.
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Alarms city Grain Market.
1.-THE ranre of prices 1or grain futures on
Tn. Kansas Cit- Board of Trade re-
ported by Taos Myers. Broker. Colun
Kansas City, Nov. rs.
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Air Duct Heaters at Forbes's-Adv.
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OATS@SMJ0c.
wHEAT-S1. 1061 So
Poultry. sgas and Butter
Furnished by the Topeka Packing Com
pany. corner Laurent and Madfson.l
Topeka, Kan. Nov. IS.
HENS-315 lbs. aud over lie: under
315 lbs. he: springs. over lbs 15c
ducks, &c; geese. c; broilers, lbs and
under 19c.
Butter and Eggs.
FURNISHED by the Bee Creamery Co..
Topeka. Kan.l
Topeka. Kan, Nov. %.
CHICAGO EGGSIs95ze
NEW YORK EGGS-44M96c.
CREAMERY BUTTEK-Chicago. 42M
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chfcago 42c:
New York, 42@421sc; Elgin. 40c; Topeka
wholesale, Ale.
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Chicago Grain Market.
1.-THE range of prices for grain futures
The Chicago Board of Trade as re-
ported by Thos. j. Myers. Broker. Colum-
bian Bldg.l
Chicago, Nov IS.
Open High Low Today Yes.
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cattle received here from Nebraska last
Wednesday: Killing grades sold strong to
10 cents higher today. Hogs sold about
steady, sheep and lambs steady.
KILLING CATTLE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

iben @ropoganOa 81 MADDEN @ia
interuotiouaIer GongreB Der glnti,
9llfobolifer ioate bereitS i'm lebten
Sabre bier abge6alten peroen unO
5ur 9eipirtbung ser 0elesateu pur.
Sen pom 63. GongreB $4,000 bepil.
ligt ga ober ole glb6olting oieieS
internotiouolen @luder GongreiieS
our6 Oen arieg berbinoert wurOe, 10
Iollte man ood meinen, OaB 0ie gan.
&c Summe bon $4,000 nod Dor.
banoen ieL Inn ge6rauht meroen 5lt
fonnen wenn Der GongreB nirtlidj
81 StonOe fonmen iolte. Gos iii
ober niht Der SAL, Oenu i'm gtot
fir 0os Stoats Gepartement, mel.
der in Der pergongenen @ode bonn
9lbgeoroneten6alie berotbeu inO an
genommen muroe, befinoet ODER biel-
me6r 6efonO In cine peitere Soroe.
rung bon $4,000 fir oieien mDites
rioien internationalen GongreB, rmO
Sr. sSlooo, ser @oriibenoe fir gIus.
pdrtige 9lneeleeenbeiten, fonute mIr
erflGren. OaB Elm Gbeil ser frii6er be.
miligten $4,000 IN @orarbeiten Der.
ausgabt por0en iei. g9ie mo 100,
fonnte ct nidt iogen. Gas bradtc
oen 9l6georoneten Gorn ouf Oie 9ei.
ne Gr erbo6 sen rYoint Of ORDER"
eegeu oie neue 5orOering H. 5luang
Sru. $1,000 Ielbit 0ie Stid6altigfeit
oes Ginpanoes 5u5uge6cn. gluh
muroe oas Stats Geportement
oneepieien, ii6er ieOeu Gent Ser Plus.
goben fir sen Wluder GongreB 9fe-
denIdaft 81 leiiten. Gieie 9eitim.
mlng olein miro geniisen Sab Ser
GongreB iiberbotpt niht itattfinoen
miro. Sr. Carp DerOient Oen Gonf
Der 9iireeribaft fir ieiue @aHiom-
felt n@ermonicus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
Oregon 9eutidje 3eituns" umsse'
brnunt.

@ortIano, Oregon, t.. SUM.
@eitern 9(6eno, fur5 nad SdluB
ser 9lrbeitsIhmOen, pirOe oas an Der
4. imO Salmon StroBe beIegene
@ebGuOe Ger Oregon 3eitideu 3ei-
timg" Elm Houb ser Slammen. Die
Idmmtli6en Reooftions- uno Eager.
rdiuue etc. iinO ausgebrannt uno
mertbpolle Regiiter, wie ole @iblio-
t6ef mur0cn pernidtet. Gem Seuer
gina cine Grploiiou poraus, uuo Die
6lammen per6reiteten cine Oerartige
@htb, ooB ole 9epobner geseniiber-
liegenoer SGuIer iib gen0tbist ioben,
5u flii6ten. Der onBeri9tete S9ooen
iIt groB mo ser Brand trifft Die 8ei-
timg INN 10 emiinoliher, als iie am
%. SUM Sen erIten Sobrestag ibreS
9eite6ens feiert mo anldBlid Oieier
@elegenbeit cine Spe5ialousgabe 81
oriden geoabte.
Gie Gireftoreu Oes llnternebmeits
6ielten ioiort cine @eriammllmg ob,
in pelfer bei6ioiien DurOe, in Dem
@ri6einen ser 8eitung feline Inter.
bre1ung eintreten 81 laiien. sic
miro. borldufig in fleiuerem 6ormat,
in oen glnIogeu ser irii6eren o@0.
bentli6en 9ladribten" gcorudt wer.
oen.
Die llria6e oes 6euers bat lid bis-
6cr ni6t ermitteln loiien, ood lieat
oringenOer GerOadt Dor, OaB eS bon
granoitiftern augelegt puroe. Gieie
Ebeorie bat umiomebr@a6ri6einlib
felt fir Iid, ais pdbreno lesterer
8eit bGufie Irobunsen 9cgen Die
oelltide 3eitumg ousgeltoBen wuroen
II. bereits fiir5lid inter oen gleiden
mbiteri0ien llmitdnOen, in Dem @e.
bduoe oeiielben 9lattes ein Seuer
aus6rod, weldes ieOodD nod redt5ei-
tia entOedt lmO geloibt meroeu
fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
Ger ariea nuO sic 9Ipot6cfer.

@tttsburg6, @o., 10. Srni.
Cie @eiieru @ennipluauia 9ietoiI
Gruggiits 9(nociation pflidtet Der
9lnregung Ger @enuiDlOania @bor-
maceutical 9liiociotion BEL wouab
oie omeritaniihen glpotbefer- ialls
Scr europ1iide arieg nod biel ldnger
anoauern iollte gut Oaran tbir
weroen, lid aelpiiic 6eilfrGitige
ardiiter in i6rem Soiaarten ieIbit 81
5iiAten. Sogar 2open5a6n mo alet.
ten iinO Dor Dem &riege aus europa
importirt porOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
S1,5OOO00 Bier @ro5rut Sblt0atiOncn Der
Nnlsi1s. aIS bic y9rsi 9linIon Dollar

Nelagie SbliGniioHcH perDeH in HeHHpettO
bon ie 100000 iein, aue unterlieaen IN Be5ua
auf oas 3npiial Der Neaiitraiion uno nle per,
ben nit 0naeilgieH 8lnss0OupoliS niiSaeqebcu
9ieie 9InleiDe mo 6ie oaraui 8ablbnren 8ns
Sieuer un6 bon Sinatss, County, lno Gtabis
Gtenern
@eiaeie aneeboie ooer glutrdee mHien oem
Sbabmslier 6es @iaates IN leinem Bureau ~
am Wiittmod. oeu 10. Sul 1915. abgeleiert
meroen. SeoeS sInaebot mnb ani Saar bel Der
Mblieernng laltfn, mlb IN etnem perlleeeliell
9onoert einaeihloiIen iein niuB Die gluii6rift
Bropoidl ior tbe three Wduon Solldr NonB
Of 1916" bdben nno leoenl glngebot mnB elm
heal1ubieier 9bed aut Elm peranimortlibes
bon Wlarblano ae5oaen, fir flint 90 4ro3eni
oeS yerdaes zines iol6en 4naeboiS bei9eingI
iein. vile glngeboie ODER @lnirdae lucroen I'M
3u1lf (12) llbr Wliiinas am Yiiimo0. ben 49,
Suli 1916. IN @eeenlpari Der llnter5ebneien
ge0linct meroen
gta6 ber Sefinung belaeier glneeboie m6aen
70 biele Der beiaateu Sbliedtionen, ais 1ir
peI6e glnqeboie gelieut mur6en feoon Mot
iiber ben Berdg. fir ben Wnnebote aefor0ert
lpuroen bon oeul @onberneur, Dem Control
ler uno Dem Sbdbmeiiter. ooer elmer Qebr,
Bteter ooer Bletern fur bieIelben geQen Bndr
6u9elprodeH UeroeH; nno menn 3ipel ober
aemndt buben iino iold1eS Nngeboi onS b6dite
1T uno menn Die belagien bon iol6en b16iten
beraniporili6en 8ieteru aebotenen Sbliaaiio'
neH mebr beirnQen, ais Der adn5e 8eirag oer
fir ben 8eriauj an9ebotenen Sbliaaiionen,
odnn mdaen ioldbe Sbligatonen an Die bob,
ten ber1iliiporliden Bieier, Die oenielben
Yres anbteien. 5n rerbdlnibmdbgen Ibelen
Die llnler3eidDneien mbgen mad ibrem Sni,
apten ett Nnaebot tir ole came ueale VlHs
leibe, o0er epnrnie glngeboie fir Ibeilc beldg.
l0s brin9en mag; mno fie mbqen ndn iDrem
Wnld)ien glnaebute iir Ibeile beldQier glni
leibc, nher nidt fir Die game lnnebuen uno
ie bebalien iicb oaS Aedt por. nadb Guia1ten
NlUophOf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
glranSeia Oer gieOner.

@6iIa6eIpbio ga, 15. Suni.
Ger fiir5Iid ernonnte 8idter oes
Gberbunoesgeric6ts 9ouiS 9. @ron'
oeis miro 6eim Sa6res-@onOent Der
3ioniiten. Ger am 2. Suli bier 3il.
iammentritt, Der Sauptreouer fem.
Sehs6lmoert Gelegaten bonn gan5en
Souoe iperoen iib einfinoeu. Der
9lihter lit 8oriibenoer oes probiiori.
ibeu grefutip Gomite's iiir 5ioniiti-
ihe gIngeIgenbeiteu, peldes am 30.
9Iuguit 1914 eebiIoet ipuroe, I'M Oas
ourd oeu @rieg unterbrohene 8erf
Der iuternationaIen 3iouiiten.Crga.
niiation iort5uieben.
Die 8ioniiten 6oben oas 3ieI, oas
iiioiibe Bolt meoer ais g1ation in
4alaitina 81 pereiuigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

geluQte GOltlniiOncn iDer0eu I'M Jennperib
bon e 100000 ieiu aae ulierieQen IN 8c8ug
anf oas aapital Der @eeiiiraiiou mo ale oer'
ben nit nugeiliqieu 8ins.G uupOnS nusgeqeben.
Sicie Nnleibe iino Die bnrnui 6nblbdren Silis
Steuer nn0 bon GtaatSs, County, uno Siaot'
Nciaeie sIneeboic ooer gnirdae minen benz
Shatmelier oes Siaales in ieiner Surean ~
Nnnnpolts Wlo., Dor 3iuolt 12) llbr Wdiilee
am Wiiiimo0. oen 49, SILL 1916, dbeelietert
meroen. SeoeS NHgcboi Hub aui ganr bel Der
Mbleiernng ldnieil. utlB " enem oerliegeltell
3ouOeri eingelbloilen leif, mub bic glitil1riit
Bropofal for ihe tbree gluion Dollar 3onn
Of 1ql6~ blben uno ieoem glneebot mnB eiri
begllubiQter Gbed aut en 5eranipOriltdes
ganf.Snittnt. niii Die Sroer oes S9atmetliers
bon Wlarplano ae5oaen iilr fnnt 90 Nro3eni
oee 8eraaes eines iolbeu glueebois beiGeingt
feH Pile glnaeb0ie oocr 4nirdpe per0en itm
5lpblf (12) llbr Wlitn9s am Wdttpob, ben 10.
Suli 1915. ~ @eaenlpdrt oer unier5eibneien
nebifnei merben
9la6 Der Oeifnuna belagter 9lnqebote mDgen
10 oiele DER belaaien Sbltgaionen, ais IN
uelbe glnQeboie geIieut purOen, ieoon tiidt
iiber ben Betrna, fir ben glngebote georoert
Durben bon Dem 0iouOcrneur, Dem CONTROL
leur ilno Dem Sddbmeilter ooer elmer Wlebrs
belt oerfclben, an ben b06en oerantiuortiben
9eier ooet 8ieiern iiir bieIelben gegeu 8adr
5uaelproheH meroen; iino penu 5iuel ooer
uebr bcrnHiportlicDe Nieler odilelbe Nngebof
qemadt BADEN iino icIcbes gIngeboi ods pbbiie
ut mn lpenn Die beldaten BON iolben poDlien
Oernnimprili6en Betern gebotenen Sbliaatios
nen mebr betrnQen, ais Der adH3e getr1a Der
fir ben Serfall an9eboteneH SbIieationen,
odnn mbgen ioldc Sblieationen al Die D0ds
ften berdntporiIiben @ieter. Die oenielben
RreiS lanbieten. 8u DerbdliniBmdBigen GbetleH
5ugeproden ueroen.
Die llnter5eihneien m5een mad ibrem Guis
adDien Elm Nnaebot fir bic gan8e beineie gns
eibe. ooer fepdraie gInaeboie fir Tbele beIag'
ter glneibe annebmen iuie eS ben gr0Btet @rs
l1s bringet mag; mo Iie ni1aen mad ibrem
@niod)ten Nnaebote fit IbeiIe beioeier glns
leibe, aber nicDi fir ole a1n8e nnnebmen iin0
ne bepaIten iid has 9iedt bor, na6 @nia6ien
ale ooer iraeno Elm gnqebot ab5upeiien.
Die 8ueeprudenen SbliqaiioneH iperoen benz
oocr ben erfoIqrclhen Nieiern Qeqen @mplnnq
oes 9eiraaes oes ODER Der erioareiden 9Inge'
boie an 0teniida Dem 1. glugult 1916 i'm
Bureau oeS ShabmeiiierS IN glnnapos
lis, Wib., dbaeieeri iueroeu.
8eier peroen auf oaS befaate Slnpitel 142
Der gliie Der HeQislntnr bon WlalbIano bon
1916 Oeripieien, bn8 bic bolen @eoineunaen
nto 8orihriiten oiefer 2nlcibe entbdlt
Gmerlon 6. 0arrtnaton,
6ouberneur.
Quail ". WicWlnleti,
Gontrolleur oe5 Gmabamis
SObn Wf. DenuiS,
Gb1bmelter bon WlarDanO.
(Snni9. 4,16.2t .23. .28.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
@um6enattemtat.

Butte, Mlont., Is. Suni.-@ Cine
9ombe, oie in ein @adet eingepadt
mar, wlroe bier in einem @oitiad
bon einem 3ugc ser Chicago, Bur
lington in0 Qalincp @obn nab ser
Oregon Short 2ine iiberfiibrt unO
erploOirte Johann in einem 4oit-
waggon Der 9ebteren oenielben poll.
itGnOie 5ertriinmerno. Gas 9adet
mar an Den @ouperncur bon llta6
9leaierun9sbeamte boben
elm llutermhuua ciugcIeitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
GyiId. .@reiS aiug ms glet.

ct. 2ouis, @2o., 10. Syuni.
Sedls 02eilen norolid bon 9(lton
muroe aeiieru i'm W1iiiiiiippi Oiiper
mittelit 92es eiu Gat-6iib eefaueen.
Scr uolIe bunoert @iuno lpoa. Ca
oieie Slide ourbiebnittlicb ieoes Sabr
an @epiht Inn elm @funo 5unebnlen,
lbabt man oos gllter oeS beiloBten
Si6eIareiies aui 100 Sa6raeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
llraii6entenlual[ Ser Nle6iainer.

Detroit, W3i6., 10. Slmi. ~
Or. Charles ". @laio bon 9odelter,
@linn., puroe beute 9Io1mittag in
elmer Sibing oes Salies ser GeIega.
ten 5um 9rdiioenten ser 9lmericon
Meoical 9(Hociation aelpdblt. Gie
nddite Sa6resperiammhng oieier
@eielIidoit finOet 1917 in gelp.Yorf
itatt.