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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
WELCOMES THE BIRDS
Topeka VIII OTer Homes in style to
suit Any Ttaste

Kansas birds will receive a royal
welcome on their return from their
winter quarters. Miniature bunga-
lows, modern cottages. French cha
teauX and up to date apartment
houses will be standing in the
branches of the trees. ready for their
feathered occupants as a result of the
bird house contest inaugurated by the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-18
Knew What was Comine

Willis-They say DR.. Bump is verv
quick to send a bill.
Gillis-Quick, He is premature T
happened to mention to him this
morning that 1 am going to a bach
elor supper tonight.
WilliS-Yes?
Gillis-And this afternoon I re-
ceived bill for tomorrow mornings
services.-Judge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

leBten 3eit gelaiien puroe, bat cine
itrenaellnteridei0itug 5piifeu sport.
flciocru uno iolfcn fir angemeine
Eroht fait gan5 netiuiidbt. Wtit gIas.
nabme oes fornie1cn gtabmittoes.
ODER 9lbenofleioes fann 6eute ieoes
aleio ais 5portfleio aclten, lin 70
me0r iit IS not5mcnoig, ooB bei bic.
ien qeitreiiten STIeioeriL nit ser gr0B.
ten Sorgialt iii 9e8ug auf @o6l mo
NloB Scr 5nr 8ermenolHs fommen.
oeu geitreiiten @fiette borgegangen
peroe
Gin aoihun, oas oieier @nforoe.
runa in better @eiie eereht Diro,
mo elm bariuoniides @an3es bietet,
1T IN unIercr eritcn g(bbil6ime peron-
ihnlltdlt 9fiiSgcfiibrt lit oos Ssoitiim
III uaturiarbigem Tuiia6 Dem belieb.
ten N9aterial fir Sport5pede Ger
@trrifcn.Gfieft foput 5um glusoruf
Ill Dem @oroiircn.8 8einb am @od lno
an oem mdbh9en Wlatrolenfroger,
itno 3uar lit Der eine Streifcn altro-
"a, Der anoere morinc6lau. Sn lleber-
ehlitimnlug 1iermit lit Der Sit bonn
gleiheu Y}oteriol. mie oos aleio, IN
W}otroienioru, nit cinem Streifen
BON Dem murinebluiFn Eiiiab, Der
fib Inn oen Hcno bin5iebt, garnirt
Iic bei0eu groBen an0pfe an Der
Sptfrouc born bariUoniren lUieoer
nit Dem Uhiiter oes Souneuibirmcs.
Ger galetot bon oreibiertel 2dHge
III bon lpier Sadiorm imo wiro ourd
einen 6jiirtel bonn eigeueu Wiaterial
3lianmengebolten
lleberms pifant lmo die lit oas in
lmierer 8peiten SliIitration ge5eigte
W2ooea fir Sport5ipede. lleber Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
0Ims Dem 0aeidbe DsrSysOOe.

Q8enn man Die ueueiten Wlooeser'
8eugniiie betrabtet, 70 muB man Den
Gfnorud peiDinuen Dob 6rou Niooc
bein gntiDurf Der neueitea Niooelle
pou Dem 8rapareoHcB &robleu in
oroBent W1aBe ceberrIdbt wuroe eS
Iie6t ans, ais o6 oie patriotildlen @e.
iii6le Der 9lmerifaueriil IN ibrer &lei,
0ung Am 9Iltsorlid gebradjt meroel
ionten Streiien. ihnole Streiieu,
brciie Streifelt nit oa5niId]en gc.
ltreuten Biinften inio nutn3enforuIi.
Qcn Whlitern ltott Der Sterne, iiuo Die
ueueiieu aOlooen sSn Der 1Gat wiiroe
es talim iiberraiden, ipetw iu nod
iter 8eit oudl sic Sterne ielbit iidl 81
ben Streiien qeiclIen lollten
Dab Dieie WioDe mebr ODER ipeniaer
ouifoneno mirft, III ndtiirlicb mlBer
syrage, Inn 70 nTebr. ols bic Streiien
meiit M leuhteuoen ooer frditigeH
8nrben auSaefiibrt finO Die Wlooe lit
Da6er MIR iolben 6ranen 81 enipieb,
len, Die iiber cine refhboItige @ar.
0erobe perfiigen. uno nod oiele ons
0ere fleioer nebeu einem 70 geitreii.
ten traaen tonuen. 9ei monden Nlo.
opllen iii ods gnn5e 2leio geitreiit,
bel anoeren !. g sadet.Goitiimcn,
I'll entipeoer Ser 9iod ooer Die SSade
9eItreift. glnb eeitreifte @onnenitir-
me lino ,,oernier cri ~ Chen 70 iiebt
man flotte 6iite, bon geireiitem
Gtrcb oocr anoerem 0laterial ooer
garuirt nit geitreiftem 8n6
glatiirlid berleitet cine 0lo0e ipie
bieie leidt 5u Standardization
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

beIeBtem Rod II Elm llebertleio BON
seItreiftem uno sepunttetem gbiffon
in iiberaus interehanter MeiIe orrans
eirt. Der geitreifte @bifFon bilbet
Elm oben eingetraiiteS Paneel born
unb i'm Riiden, pdbrenb Der eepunts
tete Gbiffon in bertital laufenSeu
SlenOeu eingeIebt iit, iooaB Die Sirei=
fen bon ben 8len6en eetreu3t iperbcn.
Sin Refiatat oieIes 9(rruneemeuis
bon punften unb Strsifen 1T bic aus
berorbentlide Weite bes Rodes.
Sin ent3iidenbes Wtd9ipert 1T bic
Saille nit Gidu 9raptrunq in alt=
frantiI9em @Hett. 9lu6 bier treten
bic groBen puntte in @rI9eimnq,
unb bilben cine Defenders intereFonte
yiote. Die @loden g(ermel, nit
i9molen RrouIen ber5iert, baben breis
biertsl 2dnge. 8fpei 2iebespDeel, fla6
an bic 9rOne eelegt, garniren ben
md4tigeu, eIeganten 9ut.
Nanba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

SEN neuer Iino. geIonoers au err
pabHen iin0 inter oieien ioIde nit
m1dtig eroBen Bunften uno in 5pei
6arben geItreifte. Rie Whrter iiuO
bdlfie gau5 imeeiu0bnIide. @s eibt
brette Streifeu BON oiufelfarbigen
SdattiriHeen ntf ueiBem @riIno,
imo oieie Streifen iper0en interbro-
cben bon n6btig groBen Greiien ooer
9Sunfteu IN gBeiB, mas mitlnter 5iem-
lidj miffaacnO, ober troBoem elegant
ausiieBt.
0as in iniercr oritten 9lbbiloung
beranIhauIibte &oitiim fir @artenz
fsTte ipeiIt cine Rombination BON 9lau
unO WeiB auf. lleber einem SonOu
bon mdttblouer OrednOp nit falbel>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
9lus Sen 9tuf5eiduuug n
eiues grfobrenen.

01anhe 2eute glei6en eilem Gum.
mibal, iie ipringen crit, penn man
iie otritt".
@enn Die @Iumen ser 9iebe iprie-
Ben. ipiro es 5riibling i'm Ser5en.
oft iino uniere @runoidte nur r
8oridse.
WleiIt lit es Ieidter, @roBes au5u.
erfennen ais &leiuem gerebt 5lI
per0en.
Sdon iuande @iirOe iuoro-oitrd
gddtswiiroigfeit erlangt.
Sft weroen Meniben MIR 0esbalb
beruntergeriiien", neil iie grob
oaiteben.
60 Nlonder ber5eibt eineu Peit.
denbieb, I'M iib ~ fin einen gsaoel-
Itid rGhen 5u f0uuen.
Sft lit ein gutter 8ib gIeibiam
Elm Sddeln i'm eariten Qlugeii4te Der
@obr6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

menn Iie ilbertrieben miro gSur ~
6isfreter g3eile augeuan0t fann tie
.,dic4 lmo 5ugleiA uornebln pirfen.
Gin aali5as Stoliim bon o6eu bis nm.
ten geitreiit, nit eeitreiftem Sonuen.
icbirm uno ebenioldeD Sut mare Elm
ldderliHer glnbhd. @enu man Den
aeIireiiten Sonnenihirn uuo ocn ge.
lireiften Sitt, Sebtereu in Der
nanoQarnihr ODER i'm @a1o 6nni
9hlB6rud Jebrndt aud gclten
laiien min, 70 oorf ser geiireiite @i.
felt int acithm Iel6lt mr anaeoeutet
tuqrOen, Biun geiipiel iu Ssragcu,
@iirtel. W1oHibetten oocr ii ben Be-
IabblqnOen eines ans eilioroiaem
Bacterial angeiertigten gEnBuas Nlar
lnm ie6od] nit Siherbeit oaraut
red5uen bob aegen oicie Regcl piel
geiiinoigt iDeroer miro. Oeni es gibt
Sraueu un0 namentlib iunge W1d0.
den aeuua, sic etinos oarin iuhen,
zine berri6enoe @looe bis gum Or
trem lnit3umamen, iel6it alf Soften
Der seIci0ianlfeit uno oes guten Sc.
IdlmadS
Dcn glulaB 8ii bet aIlgeniciiicn
Wiooc Der SirciFen bnbeu mohl Die
aeilreiisen &poriioiiiime oeacben 0er
peIie @plelroum oer oen gettRren w
Heall6 RAf &hnlti illlo Eorm IN Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Ole Ieulpcratir ploBlic5 fallen. 8ral.
en- oeueu Die sroBgepiirfelten Wlu.
iter 81 auifaaeno iino, iperoen feline
Sbmieriefeit bobeu, anoere, ibnen
beHer 3uio9en0e 5u finoen.
Die Gtnfii6umg bon Chiffon,
glatt o0er gemuitert fir @ortenfeit.
lno Neutrality-suspicious. lit cine inter.
ciiante 9leuerung, oenu bisber bIieb
0ieieS Dlaterial mebr ODER meniger
altf &leioer fiir glbenotradt ooer mtr
SaiQcn beibranft. g9esbal6 es 70
mar, III eigentlib nidt ean5 flor.
0}6glid. Dab oas WloteriaI fir unge.
eionet mo niht oouerbauft gebalten
Uur0c. @incrlei, mie es aud lei, on
eS jeBt 70 ber5iide glitfnobme geiim.
oen Bat Sir Neutrality-suspicious.
miro Chiffon oeripnlot. iiber einem
SSonou bon gltlas ooer Enffet in Der
aleihen ooer elmer abitehenoen 5ar-
be. Sdottirungen bon W1orineblau,
Braun glltroia, @riu imo 2o5fnrbe.
in ehliarbi9en Gffetten fonmen wim.
oer6iibidj 3ur @elhrng nit einem 3u.
iat bon Spite ooer Stiderei. Die
bel(eren Shattirinaeu, iDie0lottbIau,
Wel6e 9Aiancen bon glltroia inl
@eiB ihno beionoers rei5eno fir Gar.
tcufeitflaioer
9leben oieien molten, einfarbigcu
@clpeben gi6t cs anoere, Die entirbie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

ssitslt. GiHise 3eit Dor bem @erDi.
rem Dlro Der SaIat nod einnal a6oes
9nledt, penn er gu troden ift, nit
Siitg ooer 5leii9briibe Ioftio oemoc6t
UNI oann angeri9tet, na9bem er uob
nit Stern, @5orbsuen, @urten uip.
gdrnirt purDe.
HetsPubOing mit Matros
nen.-gin babies pfunb geis briibt
man ob, todt ibn eimnal anf otebt
t3n ab unb feBt ibn bann nit / Sluart
Ytasermil9. ettpus Sol8, 8immt unb
3ItroHsri9ale aufs sgsuer lno likt
t3n ldngiam bid unD ipeib ousoueIs
len uno oann austiiblen. 81 lln,en
Ptlou3enbutter riibrt man pei6 aibt
DNr @igelb, 81 lln8en Feinen 8udcr
pen gteis uno 3uIeBt ben lteifen Sdnee
Der StiDeiB oa5u unb fiQt nun Sen
Jteis abDedielnb nit Sdi9ten BON
ytotronen, unter bic man aud eintoe
olttere Wlatronen mif9t, in cine pors
gerl9tete PuOoinefOrm bic man
l4lieBt Der pu6bing muB ,vei
StlInoen langfam i'm @aiIerbooe os
9eH, iptro geitiir5t uuo nit siaer
5Fa9ttoftiaucs gu Siicb ssgebsu.
R9obarbsr Obue 8uter
etHm den. ~ Die 9fbaborberRens
gel Deroen, peun iie nod rebt Dsib
uno 5ort iinb, abge5ogea, in feline
Nllrfsl gefdnitten un6 IN qspSbulibe
2Setntloi9en getban. Menn bic Elas
de Rabe5u gefiilt lit (po6I oeriii.
teltD, 10 gieBt man frif@es 8fInnsug
lpaner IN bic Tlaf9e, 10 oisl oaA
oallelbe etDa Z 3oa iiber ben Rbobars
oerltliden it, 9ierauf pirb bic sloz
i3e NIT sutem &Ort5apFen gef6loiieu
llHo in ben tiibIen Seller qeiteIt. 60
9dlt ii9 Der Hba6arber 102 oSoLre
SsIm @ebrau9e I9iittet man 6ns
SDaiier ab, ipiiIt bic RbaborberitenaI
NIT frfi4em WaHer gut ob unb pers
penoet tie gu aOmpotten, Ru6en uTp.
NIT geigabe bon 3uder.
&eber auf poInifbe Qrt
unsefdbr Elm 9hlnb RalbsIeber pirb
ent5lpei gef6nitten, in @dnIefett aars
geouHltet, ertaItet our9 bic SyidIdmas
i9Ine getrieben BON alien FaIern
6eFreit, oas 8ratenfett Diu5uqefiiat, qes
ial5en, sepfeffert, nit elmer 6albeu
dbgerinoeteH. in Mtl9 eeipeibten, All
ausgebriidten Semmel berrnenot cine
mtttelgroBe, seriebene 8piebel oqau
9egeben; einen Weden aus Der W3qife
6tloen, auf einen Seller Ieqen uno nit
elHem gebadteH barten 81 bebeden.
eut unb biIis.
@ebampfte S@peinenia
rem. IT PfunO superintendent laBt
man ! Stunbe pdFeru, baun I6ueiost
man ite in biinne S6eiben unb aieBt
beiBes Mafer iiber, in oein Iie fiinf
9liuuten liegen bleiben. Stun ma1t
man rei9lid WoFer beiB unb leqt bic
ylieren binein. Roden Iie, I6dume
man gut ab. 9os @aier muB stpqs
iiber ben glieren Iteben. g1un aibt man
eInen @bIOffel bon feingeI6utttcncn
sped, einen 30fel Butter ooer Bra.
tsnfett, 4 feiueepiegte 3piebelu, sine
Yrottruite, 8 Geiuiir8= ooer pfeffer-
former, Elm babies 9orbcer6latt uno
Sul8 na9 @ei9mad bin3u unb ldBt
lie gar Odmpfen. Nenn bic gliercn
peih fperben, Iafe man nur Iopiel
Aailer I'm Sopf, ais man CUR SauCs
brau4t SinO bic glieren gar, nimmt
man iie beraus, ma9t bic Sauce nit
sinem SbeeI0ffel Wei3enmebl biinbiq,
ltreut nod etipos seitoBenen qfeffsr
binein, IdBt iie nod einmol auftoden
unb siebt iie iiber bic Niersn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

fen 6ebaupten lid idipar5 iuo peiBe
Sombinationr- nit entidieocrem Or.
folg Sn gepiirelten, geitra'iten uno
farrirten Wlititeru iiHO iie iiberailS
rei5eno lmo IN aller @eicbdften in
groBer gluspabl onjrtreffen. Smtpt'
i1hlid tiuoen ile fir ieparate Dldn.
tel uHo @uletots 8erlpenolmg wenn
man iie miA bdiifig, beionoers ges
itreift, in Sodet.Goitiimeu ben Serge
fin6et.
Sin 02otormantel bon idmar5 uno
ipeiB ocniirfeltem @elour i'll IN IN,
ierer oierten gtbbiloung mieoergege.
ben. Derlelbe i1at in tiefen, ipeiben
5alten ron Dem Sdiltcr gofe bis ouf
Den 9ian0 Der bo6en Stiefcletten. 81.
nen ipiripngSpolen @outrait 5u Dem
groB geiuiirielten WliIiter biloen Der
breite Araecn bic Winnlbetten, ga
ldenauflbldge imo oie idwor6en
Sornfnopie, 9lei5enO imo pifant
mirft and 0ns feibe &iitden nit
@'ourt@nruihir. Ger beiOnocre @ors
t6eiI oieies Montels liegt Sarin, oaB
er ebenicmcbl fir Strobcptraht, ipie
fir WiotorSipede 6ienan fam iulo in
beioen Sdnen 6iibih imo padeno er.
iheiut. lleber einem &leio oon 8artenl
gattit, 8otle oocr Grepe tbut ciu
Mlantel oieies Dirt oor3iiolide 0ien.
ite, iollie, pGbreno elmer 2aHopartie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

aeitreiiteu 5portblouie miro ein
Nod bon eilfar6igem uno Elm 4nle.
tot pon brett geitreiftem W1oterial &C..
tragen 1os brcite, iiduartige 80.
laut bon geitreiftem 0urdid)tigen1Pa.
teriol ioipic Der breite, iiber Die
Shultern falenOe Olatrpientra1en
ai6t Dem aoitiim einen QLnitrih BON
Gleaml3, Der oasielbc aud bei anoern
ais Sportgelegenbeiten 3uIdiiig er.
ifeinen lGBt 9lud Die breiten, nit
s{nopi per3ierten imo iiber Ole 6nno
iaQcnoen WldIi1etien tragen oaau
0as Nybrige Bet
9ei5anoe Sportblouien n farbig
geitreiiteni 2ciiteu nit pciBenl @rlno
mer0eu iiberna III gr0Bter ghusipabl
oiieritt, Ole Jarbeu ino @riin
9lau, Crouge, glotb. ino Shottiuu.
qen bon 9lltroia im0 &eliotr0p. 9luh
an idwor5 geiireiften 9louien feblt
es uidt Dab Oieie SportbloMen nit
anoersiorbigem araaen uno Wlan-
ihetteu Bieifad nit pliiiirten Ssrau.
fen born iiber Der 8ruit Der5iert lino,
maHt iie fiir piele Grauen beiouoers
bcge6renspertb. Sir iebr idIante
Trmten itu0 Wldoden fam es uidtS
sSlcioiamerea inpo 9ortbeil5aiteres &C.
ben
glebep ben iarbla aelirellteH @tof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
II ran aenehm.

Grau bss SauIes Our staffeegeIens
lIdaf): SD beriicbere Sic, meine
Tomen, meme Tohter Iebt nit ibrem
Wbunne gang uufagbor gliidIic6; adj,
bd tbmmt ia seben fbre 8D9in, bic
tam es unsfia elei6 beltdtisen II
niht pa6r Gina, Sbre junge 6errs
i@oFt lebtj1 bic sinber~
&IAaf ga. iIe itreIten aIlepeiLI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

u. (in einem Gjsi9dfte auf eiaen
etnas unorbentli9sn &ommis oeuteuo,
gum Yrtn5ipaD: agi6t pabr, Serr
@aeDer 1T bic SduIe Sbres @eibaf>
tes2"
@bef: nSebr ri8tig - nur ni6t
bic. ionoern n0ds"!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Strenaea 9feafmenf.

AO9in: Disadvantages 4uu5, Der
sndbige Serrl SeOeu Wlorgeu tOmmt
er in bic Slide unb beitimmt, pas gss
to1t iperben ioll!"
ngBas lit babel MertpiirOiges7~
.DdB er's niemalS leib pirD .
er triegt ndmli9 INNER etpas 2lnOe-
resi-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
g tdt aaIant.

oSaben Sic meiue Eo9ter gIeid
erfannt2~
ngllif oen erften 9lid. liebe 5reun
oinl sic bat ia aIleS BON Sbnen Die
Qlugen, oie gSale, ons Saar, logar
oas rei5enoc fleine Siitben, oas sic
70 bieIe Sabre aetragen bobeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

=. @Ob BON Berltcbingen Itan0
nit einem GuBe i'm faeibsnbeu Dlits
teldlter, nit bem dn0eren pintts er Der
beraHtommenoen gteu8eit enteegsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

5eit' liebt in 8unlt man un6 yta!ar
Die Srouen mager, lang unb Diinn-
Ginlt tlapperte bic Wiible nur,
SeBt mub es ou9 bic WliiIIeriH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

vBrdlen ertrdgen ben Sdpnef3
peit belbenmiitbieer ais 4lGnuerl~
Sinh Sie Qlrot9"
nglein S4ubmu4erl" @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

.0olt' mir a biRsl msiu' Stier gas
berl
Damn DarfIt - ipdter nit ia's 8isa
NJ EaPfEll" 'sT
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-06-20
HUGHES ACCEPTS AND RESIGNS OFFICE

Washington
preme following
hereby Supreme
ans respec
Hughes statement of Republican nomination
Warren Harding Republican
I period our
duty TO RESPOND You SPEAK time OF national egencS'
Ism With nI protective uPbudng policies essential to our peace anS
the pledge of all that the service OF Therefore
unninchng a
OF American citizens land and neither impusn motives
4 @ that foreign relations
regards
regard TO both. our rights and our duties
We nterfered without while seeking dictate
when failed
oft responsibilities Of
The latest efforts avaned influence
presge unfortunately saceed and brave words have stripped
to have these advanced to have sacrifices Of national interests
OF ability
We 90
Il believe making provision
= sey in PTspq5sdPs mot only entirely Sdsquats
be the efficiency under
national disputes abiding IDEALS
o. R0ly
national defense and that
must have the strenTtS hieR demands thu
strength Of an efficient nation ready for emergency
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-06-20

Hughes from the moment the first
ate-Alabama-was called upon. He
was given 9491a; Roosevelt, 1914; Du-
Pont, 5; Weeks, 3; Lodge, z. and La
Toilette, 3.
The nomination Of Hughes came
after the Republicans had turned
down the proposal of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt that United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge be named as a
compromise candidate.
1t preceded by a few minutes the
the nomination of Roosevelt by the
Progressive party national convention
in the Auditorium theater.
John M. Parker of Louisiana was
named by the Progressives as their
candidate for vice president
BY the time New Jersey was called
on the roll of states, Hughes had
polled a majority of the votes of the
convention.
The nomination Of the New York
man was the signal for a wild out
burst in the Coliseum-the scene Of
many wild outbursts in the last few
days.
Choice Made Unanimous.
Chairman Harding announced the
nomination of Hughes, and Alex. P.
Moore of Pittsburgh and Senator
Lodge, who voted for Theodore Roose-
welt, moved to make 1t unanimous.
The nomination was made unani-
nous with a roaring chorus of ayes"
and not a single NO"
Senator Lodge made an eloquent ap-
peal for Hughes in seconding the
motion for unanimity.
New Mexico nominated Fairbanks
for vice president. Governor Willis
of Ohio seconded Fairbanks.
Nebraska was the next state to re-
spond and H. H. Baldridge nominated
former Senator Burkett.
Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indi-
ana was nominated on the first bal
lot as the vice presidential candidate
of the Republican party.
The fact <iat Roosevelt had been
nominated by the rival convention, in
no wise dampened the ardor or the
enthusiasm OF the Republican dele
gates.
AS soon as the presidential nomina-
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Each whale carries about half q ton
OF whalebone about with him.
Water and fireproof barrels will be
made in Hawaii from bagasse, s sugar
mill oy-product, for exporting sugar
and importing potash.
As 8 deer-hunting state Vermont
now rivals Maine, with 5000 deer
killed in 1915, compared with from s.
600 to 10000 in the Maine wilderness.
That the human brain can withstand
the strain Of persistent work better
than the muscles Of the body has been
proved by recent experiments.
Ssiubite, new explosive, IS so
times more powerful than dynamite
and is much safer. for it viii explode
only by means OF the percussion. cap.
The Germans are using at the pres
ent an l04-millimeter; anti-aircraft
Krunp gun. IS calibers long. which
sends a projecdle weighing I5is klo-
srammes. with muzzle velocity OF
500 meters, to height Of 4. 200 meters.
IL can be fred at the rate OF Is rounds
3 minute. The shrapneI shell which IL
fires is said TO burst into ss5 frag-
ments- Guns Of this type. as wen as
those OF 10 millimeters, are the ord
nance which defends Ostend.
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To prevent skidding and slipping in
damp weather, the streets OF San
Francisco are sanded by a machine
mounted on a motor truck.
About 100000 natives Of Siam are
engaged In the cultivation of rice, but
the large increase in the production of
American rice is having the effect of
reducing the Siam crop.
Minneapolis has q new directory in
which the longest name is Schimmel-
pfening and the shortest Elk. In all
$780, persons are listed. There are
nearly 5000 families of Johnsons.
In British Columbia, half Of the in
dustrial capital is invested in the lum-
bering and woodworking business.
half the pay roll Of the provinces is
derived from the forests and s. per
cent OF the annual wealth production
is attributed to the same source.
Great piles OF junk are said 10 he
lying about in western yards because
Of the freight congestion which makes
rates so high that no profit could be
derived from sending the STUFF to east.
ern rolling mills. A single ward in
Kansas City now has more than . Oa0
tons OF scrap and must hold II until
conditions change.
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COLONEL MAY NOT
HEAD THIRD TICKET
SENDS MESSAGE DECLINING NOM
NATION MADE BY PRO-
GRESSIVE PARTY.
LEADERS TAKE NO ACTION
Roosevelt Says He viii Withdraw
From Race If Progressive Com
mittee Considers Statement
by Hughes Satisfactory.

Chicago, June 12.-Theodore Roose
welt, who was nominated by acclama.
ton for president Of the United States
in the Progressive national conven.
ton Saturday, has declined the nomi.
nation conditionally.
Both Progressive and Republican
leaders in touch with Oyster Bay seem
satisfied that Roosevelt will stand
with Hughes on the statement issued
by the Republican nominee. They be-
lieve Col. Roosevelt is definitely out
of the Moose party, leaving it leader
less, as far as he is concerned, for this
campaign at least, and that he will be
one of the supporters of the Repub-
ican ticket this fall.
The coIonePs Answer.
Roosevelt's reply to the nomination
follows:
Il am very grateful for the honor
you confer upon me by nominating
me as president. / cannot accept it
at this time. l do not know the at
titude of the candidate of the Repub-
lican party toward the vital questions
of the day. Therefore, if you desire
an immediate decision, ! must decline
the nomination.
But if you prefer it suggest that
my conditional refusal to run be
placed in the hands of the Progressive
national committee. If Mr.. Hughes
statements when he makes them shall
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INTERESTING FACTS

Nigeria has been added to the lands
In which valuable deposits OF coal
have ben discovered in recent years.
Silk fabrics heavily impregnated
with the salts Of lead or tin are being
made In France for X-ray garments
for physicians.
The ukulele, the national musical in
strument Of Hawaii. has become so
popular in the United States that the
orders cannot be supplied by the Ha-
waiisn makers.
The Gilbert and Ellice islands, in the
Pacific ocean. which we're proclaimed
a British protectorate in 1899. have
now been annexed TO the British EN-.
pare as q crown colony. The popuia-
ton OF these islands was reported in
1911 TO be e6.417 natives snd s46 for
eigners.
The great demand for rubber IN
Germany and its Increasing scarcity
are said to be making the garter queS.
ton serious one. meE ard women
stopping frequently to clutch at their
knees and calves 10 the accompani
ment OF knowing grins from am who
have been there" themselves.
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Fairbanks, Burton, Weeks, Root, Sher-
man, La Toilette, Cummins and one or
two others were advertised by noisy
supporters. Roosevelt men-Progres-
sives and progressive Republicans
were at 1t early and late. They prob
ably made the greatest racket. Mr..
Hughes was unrepresented by merry
makers.
Career of Justice Hughes.
Charles Evans Hughes fame rests
principally on his conduct of the in
surance investigation and his career
as governor Of New York state.
An iron. will, incorruptible charac.
ter and remarkable reasoning ability
are characteristics commonly attrib.
uted to him.
Mr.. Hughes was born at Glens Falls,
N. Y, April II, 1862, the son of a
Welshman who had come to this coun-
try in 1855.
He graduated from Brown univer-
sity in 1881.
In 1882 he entered Columbia Law
school, New York city. He was grad
uated two years later at the head of
his class and became member of the
New York bar.
In 1888 he entered the law firm of
Carter, Hughes & Cravath. and about