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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Gas 5peite oiientlide Gon5ert Der
Somherihule oes oYeaboop Sniff
hlts" ionO eeiteua 9tbeno i'm CONCERT
idale itatt. Gin Invertebrates, 5wi.
iden aIdpicu- lmo @eigenioIi ntt
indebtedness Brogromm puroe BON
oen Serren BoDle imo Ban Sitlltepn,
bonn Sebritab Der Sommeridule, NIT
ihonem @riolg eeeeben. 3r. 8oDle
ipielte ole guion'ihe alobierbearbei-
tune DER groBen 8oh'idcn 0.0ur-
6lge un0 Yr6hioiuInj Die @bopinihe
%onaic III @.Ntoa inl0 bier bon ieis
rien eigencn &laDierlabeli Iebr bib,
ide EonbiIocrben, 9lonlan5e, @lor,
gen. a0ie weiBe 9lole1 iuio oas al
lerliebite n5rii6lingsliiit6en~, mel.
Dies nie ourb Sen Gon5ertIool mebt
obue 0en 9eiioa oes 4Sublitnms dit
crlpeden. Iie @ieocrgobe ocr 90.
nate, oorlnlter ole 0es Iroiermor,
ibeS, por IN mancben 5tellen oiirh
Orieiuolitot Der 9tiiioIhlng inoiOi.
Ouoliiirt.
Scrr Ban Sulitepn 6otte oic idone
gl-0ur.Sonote non p1noel aelpd6It
upO ipieIte ierner Den 5lueiten Sob
aus Dem Gon8ert bon @oIOmarf 70.
mie Die gorioiionen BON Nierrtemps,
2eiitungen. tic illfoIge i6rcs nuiiitoli.
iden sSnboltcS ole parne gInerfen,
nung oes 4Su6lifums fanOen. Die
aloOicrbegleitiuger ipielte Ser
SoUoro E6oider in Der ibm geIpobn-
ten treiilihen @eiIe
Gas nG6ite GreeIcon5ert iinOct
nGditen Sountoe Olohnittog inn
Gon5ertiooIe oes 2yuitituts nm 155
ll6r 9lo6nittags Itdtt. SRI. Yiorga.
rel 4nelc lmo Sri. Narion Hceo mer-
oen Die Soliltinnen iein. 9(m Dlon,
tag 9lbeno, 1a9 ll6r miro Sr. Better
@oloimitb 5u @omepooo iiber Die
SAonbeit in Siio.2lnerifo, ipie iie in
Der 9tatur iuiO aiu,it 5ii finNsu 1T,
ipre9en.
Der crIte ncle 9loggcn i 9i7
trof in Der @on0plsfcmmcr lnO
brodte 1926 pro @uihcI. Der 9Srcis
lit fiinf Gents b0ber, ols Der crite
...... Ollnt.o.. I---fl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

gI6onncutcm Die Ocn a0cntidtR
GOrrcwunOcntru" uidlt piinttIidI OoCr
mrcaclmahis crbOIteu, iiuS ncbetsn
Ger Office OaOOu per ScICpbOu OOrr
ldriftlidl Witt6eilMug az mndeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
.g0enluriler.

,,0ippDbrpmc"- 8auoebine unb gBanoeIblloer
,,VtdOrid"-0n 0nu0cbiue iiito GRANDCHILDREN.
,,Rlber gieiu Nnrl" - 2dalidb @on6erie Auo
unoere Ntirniiipnen
,,Sab sburc" n 1daIicb Gonaerie nub anoere
llnterbalunqen.
,,ojlDDnn cal" - GdalIb gauoebiue nnO
nnoere unierbaliunpen
,,OpnhmDDb Bart" - IdQim 8nuoebiene,
ZGn5 lill0 ailoere llnierb1iullgen.
ypcrmnnu'e Yuri", Belnir Moab 11alib
8nuoenlle Wluiif uno GdIl3
,,xplheiter" - Gdgli1 GtiuriioHen Der Gani'
.'eOSc 9oint" - zdelib @a6mliioss eriur.
lloncit onsoenomme Sonniogs.
Gon5ert I'M ,,Gjipbnn cat QarI".
Dds Broeranm iiir has 0on5ert oes iidots
i6en BqrisGrhcitcre imier geihria BEG groi,
iC5mhnnS 5auS Barr" heuie glanmiitdg bon
$3.50 bs 6 llbr IT, luic ioat.
Nhini5ipal-Stco baltimore, our @nlils
Dlorln. u5laa Of &icorp" ...........9 9lon
Iuocriiirc an nSuhilec" ................B Bad
Vdos bon benz s0leiropoIiian Opern 6nils.
g9aI3er neupl6's Nrrow" ..............@ Sole
IromhoncsSolo ga Sonipnc Yplin". Rinaro
Ncrr geilinn Sreiio0)
Ncncrie rNbdpel Chimes ... j. Vreenludlo
NoueiWnlH ans siSaliit cutie 9lr q" Vounoo
J. 0tniritt bon aIroiaH Vlnioens" q Solos
Iana bon aSeleI" 3. rHoc6anae"
lno Gintritl bon vPbrbne"
Vauoiic aGparlleie" .................. Uiiles
Y!elootcit bon euglano ........,..... .rompe
Winricb oN'GiOIe .................6 6uQbeS
4Stdr Gpafeleo Banner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
2Mr Icbtcn 9Pmhe.


Die itcrbIide 0iiIle Ocs Srn. 6. 8rieo.
rid 2iibbcrt oli Dem n2ouoon
4'arf-dricoboie" ms title @rob
eeicnft. rOit-goItimorc Nlct.
gcr-Ycrcin" betbeiligt lid. n Be-
erOieung Oes Srn. @iI6cln Sos
Iowsti.
3mei in g9elt-Yoltimore lUoblbc-
fonute Meb1er, Die an ocmielben
Gage, bem 8. SuIi, oas 3citlihe ieg-
ueten uno oic gut miteinonocr be-
fonnt moren muroen eeIiern 9}nd.
'fnittog fat 5nr eleiden 3eit in bent
ieIben 5rieobofc beeroigt, unO Der,
fclbe Secliorger, [oltor @rnit aiin5-
Ter BON Der epangeIiid d.hlt6criiden
ct. So6anuis-Airde iprod on bciOen
@rGbcrn troitreid)e @ortc.
Gie critic 9eerOiouue NOR oieic.
niee oeS Srn. Grnlt 5ricorib Glib
bert Der ON 8. Suli i'm Sobns Sop
fins SoipitoI nod I6naercm 9eiOeu
itorb. Ger Sarg mar in leiner @ob-
nung, g1r. 1929, GuIoneD. StroBc,
oiligcltcQt inO bon einem pobrcn
@orten bon @llnenqelpinoen umge.
ben. ols Yoltor aiin5ler ocn lroucr-
gottes0icnit begann. Inter ocn 9lu'
mcnacpinOcn beinnocn Itb IoIdc bon
ben 6rclin0cu ln0 9efonntcn ocr ga.
mile, lopie bon OieIcr icIbit, unO elm
bcrrIider SSrou5 aus @oien, gcionot
boH Dem .On.8oltinorc Mctqer.
gcrciu~ loiUie Gin anOeres @eminoe.
BON Der gYaltiliore Nlebeer-llnion~
itonoen om &opicnoe ocs SoreeS.
9lls 9obrtubtrdeer flmeirten oie
8erren Selir Geriitm George Tieb
rmO Ectcr 9ronO bonn ,,Sit-9oIti,
more Nlcbeer 8erein" nuo Die
Scrrcn @nnl 2eiitcr, Miaiam gliint
luo 9eon6oro 2iibler.
Serr Qiibbert mar Dor 2S So6ren,
If Monotcn uno 10 Ioecu in 9rc,
men ge6oren imo fam Dor chpo 0
SSobrcn nod Baltimore. @r mar bier
in elmer 9lu5abI BON @1cbgcreien be-
fdbaftiot slilcbt bci Siuiit & Co. lmO
iduf iid einen QroBcn 6reunocSfrciS.
9lnBer ieiner Satin 6rau 6rieoa
ScOpie aeb. aluge, binterIdBt cr
5pci 5o6ne, 9Iuoolp6 unO Scrmonn,
ieine nod in Bremen dnioiiige Diut-
ter. 6rnlt Qucic Moric 2iibbert, eiuen
grnOcr, aorI, Der in 9luBlano IN Ger
Ocutiden 9(rmce oicnt, mo cine chem
ionS nod IN Gcutidlano wobnboftc
SAweitcr, 6rou 9idoro 9obrmonn.
g9il6elm SosIo.pSfi.
Die @ccrOiauna ocS Srn. @iIbeIm
SSoSIopsfi ianO bonn Graucrbouic,
9lr 2it3, goposStroBc. aus Itott
unS 5war i'm 12l ll6r Nahnlittoes.
Noitor aiin5ler iprah i'm Soitic uno
am @robe troitreicbe @orte, in mel.
den CT bcionOcrs sic lreuc 6erpor.
bob, nit pcIhcr ser @critorbcnc an
iQiheu liebcR Glteu 6ing Gin proc6t.
boiler 0rans aus &oieu war BON oeu
glngeitcIltcu Ser @cbgcriirma Often.
beimer Bros, bel Der DER &erltor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
,ln 0en otIontiihen Gfonten lnar

SSn ben otlontiiden Staaten mar
geitern Der DRUID 5ieulih bod uno ct.
mos nieoriger in onoeren Stooten.
SIN eon5en 9iorOtpeiien bcrridlt
cine bobc Semperotur. Bon Der Gee
region bis 5u oen otlontiihen Stoa.
ten miro es beilte reonen. Wlorgeu
Ioll cs idJ0n iuerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

9lns Den ilbrigen BlinoeS,Wefter-
beobobtiin6S Stotionei iuurOell bic
folocn6en boditcn EemperntrelL Die
Inn 8 ll6r geitern gIbcuo berridten,
heriMtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Slnp.cribniic0e mo ISLANDERS.
9ran onbrrt 1884 s6omes.etaae. g. az.
2clcpbon. 91OlIc 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Botent.9l .9lmudlte.

gbmln n. qamurls, aie6iapolt; Wuienit. 9aas
hels ohutnlaren. NerlnaSrehic. Olulpldno
1rult Nuilomp.
Chaplin ". Hfrnuluu, lib-ii7 Gam Aulbiua,
3 idhrlQe @riObruug.
q. 8. q 70 q. pownrb, an Continental Nloa
4rafii8lren iet 1879 crolatcn IN ealtmote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
QllltnnlnhiIe.

Ra6nrb. t--35 $3.50 i--25 s2750.
,,Rad0rh Wlptor 81. pf AnliimOft", Charles
Stgdbe uno Wd 9nDnllNOennc
enrrH, bic puruldrc Gar. $30b nnb S3fb
,,Wlar,nel WiDpile Co.," Oarnae 14l8-llt0,
Eafb0 bnflce 9irnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
gnnOea.0 .0eparIemenI fiir qanOwirIl.
ldlnft- -gpetter.Nnrcnn.
0cridJt Ocs baltimore Mctter6nrcans

Ger 6eudtigfeitSgebalt Der Sltlt
mar s4 @ro5crt nm 8 ll6r @lOrgcns
nnO q Yro8ent nm s ll9r gI6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

y u II 0 N q y I o H.
NcWd}cr: 4S9oS sic oa nod fir
cirrn 6errlidlM 5@irfru bobcn!~
Nousbtrr. g2ei0cr nidt mcin Gi.
gcniblnnl Gen bot meiu Sontoas-
faiiicrcr mir olS &aution in @cripobr
gcgc6en @cm Der arrl bod ourd,
bremen polIicl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
9Iusre0cnIo{ien.

DggGS iagca Gle. Dor odlt 1oosr
gina SDre arou nit Ocm G9oufieut
ourd) unO bete fcbrte sic ihoa pic.
Der ruimiitbig
o9ic SIrne slg Slnet 5urnd?~
Dglcla, nlr OSr Ghouffesrl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

2onoiuirt6ihaitlibe @erdibc, Sdme.
reicn mo @ciliigeI5iidierei.
griffith 9nruer Co. pos 9or0, ,pam.etr. nnb
300 ylorbsNOb.Glr
1bf W,fhsF & etlHer Co., 80 llabt.Girnba.
bcliiihcc GnmcaelnMt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
itclcr. .QlerlIrilcrllnren.


~. 2. elodr iorh & &c., ii72i G0anber ol
0umnicr,e Nuil0inQ
% 11enldc 8cngrNerlmernHa6,C Ctlgulnnllp, sole
li0nh' NH baltimore .Glrdbe
% sDeluids sAmcrllaniiMc Hrutr.AcrHMrrunnf,C3
lellhnltr, NnltinlorcsS irabe nnu 0lilom
0uuc.whcnue.
a9lnNal 1Hingnn-s 0e. Of QlutrD1sl" 6enrn w.
gSariico, felloen3 ylQiu.art, l0i ioj 0bunr
Der nl Commerce Nniloula
,Wermnul0 Neucr Wcrldfuuq9 OrlfuiN0N",
Baltimore uuo Norib,Glfnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
sOnnemamf. nnS llmteraana.
s5lMtb.
y1etternnsEdltrn.

Sir MorpIono uno ben 0iitrifi
Columbia 6elitc tribe mo Reeen,
iiiOlidJe @inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Chmsi6cIbofte &ritif.
GdouipisIcr (5a fiusr @Sdtu biz
I'M lhcater gnrcien 10: rgSs 5l5e
id S0ret BERN in Der Sitrtci5cne Ge'
fallen goteite2"
R0din: Nd. groborfiG 5nd'
&srr. unO 10 naturgetreul @cionOsrs
oie leptcn 3udpnaen nos mar Sc.
raoe, oIs lrenu id mem Scbu ocn
Sells lm0rebe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Gtaots.8anfen.

), ,peuilmc ganl BON Baltimore, baltimore nnb
NuuioaOsGtrnbc. NnQui pitcher. Nrnllofnli
Sobn q. enuber. Sice'Brdllocnt; Weotae y.
Nann NaIIIrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Nn Der @eiItgrItNn6c.

@iIlie 6ireilD: n0a bo. oieie Gin.
oItiGgn SsGlicr 0cnfcH i'd Nj cin
Sciit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
Gpor- -8onfcfl

, ,Dwtlhe eparbanl bon Baltimore. Gniau.
uno AaliimorcsStrabc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

@aumaterialien. E6iiren 8enIier.
ra6uen 21oen, etc.
Girnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

9lchplotten, Nletoa. etc.
sher gsniilu & Go, 3nsy 1915 RaloagieA
Girabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Srult-gompoQnien.
veaIr pspOm ans snR Gompaup", is gouib'
ClroBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07
@rldditss @egmrilcr.
92ottonol. .9onfcn.
WIercontile glseneg.
u. o. Gun & 60. n.
o02 oiO Wlorhlonb 1run qulIolne. "

gt0tl0n0l-UQlltcH
,1hc Elb 9pun 9atlonnl Hnnl", wu0. unb
@rccrsSirabc S0cUh 9B ppoi 93tunoeuP
Genrn 81 Mchue Nainrcr
,sssonS National ganir, A32 Ghb.Nroobwab.
gR. Is g0aQuer. 00iiircr.
,,9pcilcrH giaiiunnl NoHi", IA yiorosenlQlOsoit.
QS. Marion, Nuifrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Ger crlte ncllc 9fogqcu L 9t7
trof in Der &anOp(sfcmmcr Z { rnO
brodte 1926 pro @uihcl. Der 9Srcis
iit fimf Gents bobcr, oIs Der crfte
neue @ei5en bradte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Y n u II 0 I q II I q on eIH c ~
Sbenter3ctkeL
.gei Dem in oteiern Stiide itntifin
ScnOen Gcpittcr muNcn uegcu Scr
Surdl Sen GrRq 6erporAeruieneR
Ricopp9eit Der GGenlifolieu ole @litc
aufioncn; 5ltm Griae oohir miro
ic0r6 oer Tcnnsr in ei1ctaidTuI
NoBs xriidrft ircr0eh.
Gie Gireftion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

9sidn0leib.
s6oHloIlSat'0 eean cs.". Rcfb.cuO.eirabf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

gticnwoarea oaer glrt un0 SUI.
ihmieo-8ubeb5r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

Iotnl, NUT Gontribiltio,
neu untcr ic $5.....,,$ $2L9S1.SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-07

3eitunqcu 3citibriIien etc.
,Fhe Baltimore Wcws 0nmpanhA. gloherl "A
Nenera @cindlielubror. 227 Rs0alberiGir
Gelltide 0limtr im0 8citIhriIlcn.
". oanlHm, Or 900 @en.oerlnaion.si sirahe.
Rbotoarnp6.
Wadynh Gin Wtolporarb bon MuslclAmma
yll. id Ncli,NeiluOiun.Erate
iSrie0boie.
Cnt ralun Observation-Disclosures uallsrn
anenle, Nle Btnrdbnihpldss unier lorb
pdtrtnoer dulAdl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN


Who gives animated accounts OF the
most tragic OF her various love stories.
It seems that desperately earnest
man began to shower her with att6n-
tons. which she accepted in per-
tectiy couScieuceleSS manner. corsid-
ering that she had no serious inten-
tons Finally he laid siege to her
heart. and to escape his importuui-
ties. she promised to marry him
Later she thought better Of her de-
cision. and on the occasion Of his
next call she withdrew her pledge
This serious minded man seemed
crazed by the blow He Wep< and
he stermeds he told how his life was
ruined and then he dashed off in the
darkness with desperate purpose
written on his tragic countenance-
The girl was 0verpowered with re-
morse She determined TO send for
him IN q few days and resrace what
she had said Every day thereafter
she laid trembling hands upon the
newspaper to search for news OF
suicide She looked for the tail
headlines which should say how the
river was being dragged. or how evi-
dences OF poison had been found On
the dead body Of rejected lover. or
4 pistol shot had been heard The
4 great black cloud Thus the days
and the weeks passed. and still she
held off from sending for the man
In Just six weeks from the day the
desperate man was dismissed with his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones' III sGraerau street.
Telephone between 2 and 10 u. m. $3.50.
othe- hours +151 k-2
". c. Kelser has gone to Chicago on Il
business trip He Is attending a meetin-
Of officers Of the 3. Of L F. and z who.
are discussing schedule Mates with Vice
President Storey.
Mrs. George Mabrey, wife of Engineer
Mabrey Of Kansas City IS visiting friends
and relatives in the eitT-
Miss Ruth Etchar Of the freight auditors
office and Mr. Avis > Hughes. member
OF the Topeka Radio company of the Kan
sas National Guard we're married Sarur-
day afternoon at Lawrence Kan Mr
Hughes il in partnership with his fIrher
in the a G. Hughes / Co wall paner
store. Mrs Hughes Is the daughter Of M
and Mrs Henry D. Eiehar- III Gra1raa
street
Mr. and Mrs Harry CanweII and chill
dren viii leave Thursday sOr Colara 10
where they vii spend TWO weeks.
Joan keatinG has resigned his position
in the auGtrDr Of disbursements office To
engage IN other work at Fort Riley
z n Larrh- and Oera Samueir0n have
been promoted from the roaudhouSe 10
swTcch engine dremen-
Mrs Frank Eckerr and children OF Mis-
sion Center were recent guests At the vii
liam Eekerc home
Joseph Z nderper= Of the car shops Is
absent from work On account Of illness.
W Warrhingron has returned 70 werk
after being absent last week account
Of Illness Mr. W0rtaiuZrou Is one Of
the men AT the shops-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18
OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland.
By Frances Jones. III Gratt4n srreec
Telephone between and Ii a. IL. $3.50 :
1rher hours 475I K-2-
Miss Ruth StacheIbeck has returned to
her home from HOlron- where she has been
since July Fourth visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Stamm entertained the W c.
T. L Of Oakland Tuesday aftsrueou. Her
guests included Mrs Nellie Ensign Mrs
T. L Shaffer. Mrs. Jennie Leggitr Mrs T.
L Heller. Mrs Mary Vednick Mrs Emma
Mohler. Mrs. Sarah Reamey, Mrs. Mary
Herrzl=r- Mrs George SewboId and Mrs
John Hester The next meeting. July Il.
viii be held at the home of Mrs. W s.
Eastman. Sumner street
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Oakland
Christian church viii meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs ;. Rock. After avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reaugh had as
guests Tuesday evening Miss Helen Draur
and Mr. CasheI nelly
The Oakland Forestry club viii give
their annual picnic July - at the R. P.
Taylor home
Charles N Folks Of Newton is a visitor
at the home Of his mother. Mrs. II A.
Srerubsrg. Oakland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs L g Lane of Emporia-
we're recent guests at the W O. Sherman
home. t4;s Oakland avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18
SOS; EkEa6
Cd EZB@a5yBb aB3.nRstg5a

An announcement OF a marriages
unat Is OF interest to a group Of To-
peka people, Is thar made by Colonel
and Mrs James F. McIndoe OF Kan
sas City, Mo, of the wedding Of their
daughter Beatrice, and Lieut. Ray
mond Lawrence BuruelL Sizteenth
United states cavalry. Portland. Me.
The marriage was soIemnIzed Monday,
July Is, In FL Paso, Tex
me bride has occasionally visited
n Topeka as the guest Of Miss Alice
Augnes. and has met quite a number
or Miss Hughes's friends. She and
Miss Hughes were fellow students in
Wellesley college. The bride, with her
mother and brother. have been in
Lsaveuworrh for some weeks. Lieut..
BurueN was a member OF the second
class OF provisional Heutsnanrs recent
" station at Fort Lsavenworrh- He
and his bride have gone TO Mercedes.
Tex, where Lieut. Burueu joined his
regiment
Announcement is made this after
noon % the engagement Of Miss Ruth
Isabel Kelley, OF zee Woodlawn ave-
nue., Topeka, and Mr. Irwin Wallace
Clark, OF Chicago The maria ze viii
take place 5he last OF July at the kel-
ley home in Potwiu Place
The bride Is sister OF Miss Myrtle
Kelley and Miss Anna Kelley, both OF
whom are prominent among Topeka
teachers. She graduated last year
from Washburu college. and during
the year just past. she taught in tn.
nigh school at SILVER Lake. Her en-
gagement has been known among her
friends for a good while. IN fact. sinc&
The two young people were in college
together, tho the date OF the mar
rage has but recently been set
Mr. CLARK is the son OF Mr. H E
Clark, % Topeka, until recently OF
Usage City He was A student in
Washeuru college. where he was affiI-
tatsf with the Alpha Delta fraternity
lie grad ted from the school OF
engineering at the Kansas State Uni
Nerslry. and was made a member Of
ootn the Tau Beta Pl and the sigma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18
How To Overcome
Foot Troubles

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corns painful eallouses. gen know only
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18

Thursday Afternoon and evening the
members OF the Baptist sunday school
viii hold a picnic at Haymakers
grove, two miles west Of North To-
peka-
Dennis Alden. of fire station No. 1.
resigned his position with the fire
department Tuesday and today ac-
cepted a position in the postoffice on
the South side. He recently passed
tbs. civil service examination for the
Ferdinand VoiIand returned Mon
day evening from a three weeks stay
on Ed Rechord's farm near Ozawkie-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Daigh Of Ash
Land have returned to stheir home
after d visit with Mrs z. Chapman
and Carl Chapman Of 1917 North Van
Buren, street Mrs. Daigh and her
daughter Faye nave been in North
Topeka for the last two months Mr.
Daigh is county attorney at Ashland
The North Side Horseshoe club and
the Topeka Auto club held an after
noon and evening picnic OF Wakarusa
today. A shoe pitching contest was a
feature Of the outing
The W o. Anderson family, with
guests. is staying at the camp of the
North Topeka Outing club this week
The EpwOrrh league OF the kansas
Avenue Methodist church will hold q
social Thursday evening at the home
of Ethel Palmer. 1913 North Jackson
street
DR.. A. L. Wood Of Leavenworth
visited Tuesday with the J. E, Scheer
family Doctor Wood is pastor of the
First Methodist church ar Leaver-
worth and is an old friend Of Doctor
Scheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Mcconnell of
Parker, Kan, are guests at the Ira
Williams home, 14a1 North Topeka
avenue.
A surprise partv was given Monday
evening by Mrs. J. P Walker in honor
of the 73rd birthday of her mother
Mrs. Mary G. Fink The guests were
the members of the Berean class of
the Methodist church Sunday school
Those attending were Dr. and Mrs
Mrs Wisegarver. Miss Theresa Refs
niger, B. b Alley. Mrs Shook. and
Mrs. Smith
Miss Ella Myers of Gushing, Okla,
is guest OF the J. C. Waruock fEmiIy.
VIM Boast left Monday for an ex-
tended trip of three weeks in the Da-
kotas.
VIM Fry a former employed Of the
L and H Billing company in Topeka
has accepted a position in their Kan
sas City mill He viii make his home
there Mr. Fry returned a few days
ago from visit with his parents in
North Carolina.
Mrs Stella Marble OF gG6 North
Jackson street. has gone to Chicago
for a two weeks stay with her son,
Lyle MARBLE, d former North Topeka
boy who is in the employ of the Santa
FFe there
TO- There will be Union PRAYER meet
ing at the Methodist church Thursday
evening
Homer WoIford Of the Buechner
Bros company. is spending his two
weeks vacation in Illinois.
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TAKE OVER FRENCHR.R.
L. ;. Perfecting Mammoth Plans TO
Transport Army to Front

Paris. July Is.-OfficiaI announce
ment is made that the United States
transport service is taking control of
the French railroad lines from the
port bases to the permanent camp
and the front Tracks are being laid
The roads will be manned by Amer
can engineer regiments. American
locomotives will be used
A section OF the French state for
esIs has been turned over to the
United States American IIIuberr1eu
viii take out lumber for railroad ties.
barracks and other purposes In ad-
ton. 80, 900 tons OF lumber will be
imported from America monthly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18
SANTA FEE NOTES

BY Frances Jones. III Grarrau STREET
Telephone between and 10 u m $3.50
other hours +15I e.
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vows Of self destruction or perpetual
ceIebacy the worried woman. srlll
trembling with apprehension OF the
bloody event that she felt sure was
coming, took up the daily paper, ana
the first story that met her eye was
On the society page, where she saw
column account of her maddeued
Iovarfs maria
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18

The regular war relief meeting of
the Topeka chapter of the D. A r
will be held Thursday afternoon at
2-s0 o'clock with Mrs. H. W Nc
AFae 4s4 ToEeka avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-18

Tau honorary frateruit1es. He Is now
connected with the Western Electric
Manufacturing company OF Chicago,
as an electrical engineer He and his
bride will make their home in Chi
cago.
Mr. Joe Hicks will give a party to-
night in celebration Of his birthday
anniversary.
=
The Rev Mr.. 4 s. Hale and Mrs.
Hale. OF Hays, Kan. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Dorothy,
to Mrs. James H AIcAdams. OF To-
peka The marriage was solemnized
sunday. July Is. at Ellis, Kan, by
the Rev Mr.. J. A Westeruau- -- The
bride, after completing her work at
the Fort Hays Normal college. went
to Chicago, where she has been study
ing art
Mr.. McAdams Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. 4IcAdamS. and for
merIy lived IN SaHna- He IS a grad
uate OF the Kansas State Agricultural
college, and is a member Of the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity He IS now in the