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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-26
DUMBA FLUSH TOO.
Ex-Austrian Ambassador Left
Trail of Bribery.
Failed at MunitiOn Embargo
$4,000 "Press Campaign"

Washington. Sept 26.-That the
former AUSTRIAN ambassador, DGmba,
was taking an active hand in trying
to get the United States TO declare an
embargo on munitions in 1915 is
proven by papers in government pos
session today.
These documents show that he
abandoned hope of getting this en-
barge after President Wilson had de-
clared against it. Instead. he wrote
his government that he was in favor
Of trying for an embargo on munitions
when shipped aboard passenger ships,
and expressed the view that the then
Secretary Of State Bryan and his
Democratic followers might be favor
bic 10 such a scheme
Sought to Cause Strikes
spent money TO influence congress
while the embargo was up is not re-
vealed- Durba did ask his govern
ment for $1,000 to finance his press
campaign. Of which some revelations
have already been made. Papers
show that he sought to cause strikes
at the Bethlehem and middle west ern
steel factories as we'll as at Bridgeport
state department communications
from Ambassador Won BernstOrff
show that he denied Germany was
trying to bury up munitions plants to
thwart the allies, tho he defended his
right to do SO, and made fervid pro-
testations Of his innocence of any
Wrongdoing in this country
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7. R. HITS PACE
Four Speeches in Two Days
Like Old Campaign Days.
Address to Soldier Boys Today
Tonight in Chicago.

Chicago. Sept 26.-Theodore Roose-
welt was hitting a pace today that riv-
allied his presidential campaigns for
strenuousity-
He was scheduled to deliver four
speeches in two days, in four different
places. Mrs. Roosevelt will accom-
pany him
The former president. who arrived
here last night, was up in time today
to see the sun rise over Lake Michi-
gan. Hs-feft for the national army
cantonment at Camp Grant, Rockford,
on a special train over the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St Paul railroad
After inspecting the camp and max
ing a brief address, he was scheduled
to be back in Chicag go at 4:2O this af-
ternoon. He will speak at Dexter pa
viliou. in the stockyards at S o'clock
His subject will be Children of the
CrucibIe." He will refer to pro-Ger-
man propagandists. however, and has
promised not to be meaIy mouthed"
about them
Tomorrow Roosevelt will speak at
the Fort Sheridan officers reserve
training camp and the Great Lakes
naval training station
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WILL DRAW SOLDIERS
THE Stacker Patriotic Feature Film,
to Be Shown at Grand.

The Stacker" the Metros patriotic
superfeature which will appear at the
Grand theater for three days, begin
ming tomorrow, promises to be of spe-
ciaI interest to Topekans, especially
mem bers of military units, because OF
the events now facing this country
The picture stars Emily Stevens A
representative of every race is shown
in one scene and then the heads of all
dissolve into an immense American
flag, the true melting pot of nations
The picture, besides its human interest
theme, is full of historic spectacles-
Many scenes are aIlegoricaL, but not IN
the extreme.
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North Side News
DIES IN BELGIUM
North TOpekan's Son, With
British MedieOs, Is Killed.
SOn-in-LaW of e. Handley Is in
German Prison Camp.

Sorrow of war, the kind that pulls
the heartstrings of those around the
home fireside. has been written deep
into the life of the U Handley family,
1905 North Van Buren, street A son,
according to word received this week,
has been killed in action in Belgium
and son-in-laW has been taken
prisoner by the Germans.
The Handley family have been Ifv-
ing in, North Topeka for five years
They came here from Portsmouth,
England The son, E. C. HandIey,
whose home is in London, did not ac-
company the family to America
Shortly after the war broke out he
enlisted in the medical corps of the
British army, and when killed was
serving with the British expedition
airy forces in Belgium
The message announcing his death
said he was fatally wounded in action
and died soon after. That was all
Details of the capture of the SON
in-law and his present fate, other
than that he is German prisoner, are
lacking.
Social and Personal
The VI G. R. club will give an en-
tertainment and social at Bethel chap
81, Elmont, Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Prairie Home church.
The funds taken in will go toward
erection of a new church to take the
place of the one destroyed by the
tornado
Miss Marie Achatz, of EIIinwood, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. DeGarmo,
225 West Gordon street.
The social which was to have been
held at the North Topeka Baptist
church tonight has been postponed
until next week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Kan
sas Avenue NJ E church will give
its monthly social Thursday afterr DOR
at the home of Mrs. Ora Palmer. 10ls
North Jackson street The ASSISTING
hostesses will be Mrs. Smith Mrs
StrouH, Mrs Wright and Mrs Muir
reII-
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eminent in the movements necessary
to win the war, said Mr. Taft who
Is president of the conference. Their
counry's cause was theirs, he declar-
ed. adding:
"A republic, however free, must pre-
serve ITSELF and in war must pursue
methods which in normal times
would seem arbitrary"
MIR. Taft said men and women dur
ing this war were turning to the
churches with greater fervor. than
for many decades
This is the first time the confer
ence has met outside of the United
States and the sessions are held IN
connection with the seventy-fifth an
niversary of the founding of the
Church of the Messiah in Montrea |,
Canada's oldest Unitarian church.
More than SEQ delegates are in at
tendance
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BOMB DUTCH VILLAGES
military Necessity Compels Germans
to Unload Explosives.

London, Sept 26.-The mysterious
bombing of Dutch villages by stray
airplanes was discovered today to
throw a new light upon the German
idea of the law of necessity.
Recently several squadrons of Ger
man planes have set out for bombing
expeditions over England Upon
reaching the coast several have been
turned back by bad weather condi-
tons. Inasnuch as the German
bombs are suspended under their ma
chimes, the missiles of death must be
dropped before the aviatorS can
afight, or else the plane and its occu-
pants risk being blown up.
Rather than take the chance of in
juring some of their German country
men by dropping their cargo over
German soil, the airmeu circle over
little Holland and get rid of them
where it is only a question OF killing
a few more neutralS.
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WANTED-Freight truckers; baggage
men; station helpers; yard clerks. So
mo. railroad Iaborers, $3.50 day; hotel
yard man; hotel house man dishwashers-
restaurant and hotel help; farm hands;
corn cutters; wood choppers, $50 cord /;
fry cooks: short order cooks; End cooks;
milk drivers: married farm couples Fur
man Employment Office. 106 West sth-
MEN WANTED for loading and unloading
Z stock Steady employment. Apply Kan
sas City Stock Yards Kansas City
Stock Yards Co.
OFFICE boy Is years old with wheel
Steady work and opportunity for ad
vancement- Hall Litho. Co, e2s Jackson
street
WANTED-500 laborers to ship to Wyom-
ing railroad work. free transportation,
Furman's Labor Agency, JOG West Sth-
BOYS 16 years old to learn good trades
Steady work Hall Lftho- Co, 62S Jack
SOD street
WANTED-BOy with wheel Perma nent
position Hall Stationery Co. 623 Kan
sas ave
CARPENTERS WANTED-EIlis. Kansas.
50 cents per hour. Jos z. Nelson Co.
WANTED-A reliable man for janitor
work Phone 1241
WANTED-Night fireman at Christ's hos
pitaL
DRIVERS wanted at once 2o5 West 9Th
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

E Wall and husband TO E Goodwin.
pit NV. Il 15-11-15--.-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. &c
J. W. Coberly and wife to School Dist
80. pit NV Il 10-13-16- Il
s McIIravy to a s Bennett. pit sw.
Il 1-L-I5 and pit. sw- Il 25-u-15 and
lot go Branner St south Klein's add
and lots SO and pit ~ Seward ave-
Webb's add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l. Lowe and others to A Shepard pit
lots $3.50 North Tyler St North
NJ & Qufnton and husband to " E
Peterson. lots 1881 Broadmoor.
G. T Veale to 7 E Mckee and 9TH
ers- lots es4 6-S Lincoln St. N & D.
sub. --..-.........-...... -. 1.st
G. W veaIe III and wife to o. F. Rees
and others, lot ISL n L 3S3 Arch
St, 5 K B :, 90
C 3 Elliott and wife TO W. T Davis.
lots 2O4-S Jewell ave, College Place
W. s. Hancock to c Fl. Bowman lots
2O224 Franklin ave, AeDOnaIds
Grand View sub
NJ G Schaefer TO W g. Mcclellan
lot 593 $ Il II Kansas ave. Orchard
Place add
same TO J. W Sehaefer. PIT lot 40
Jackson ST. Ritehie's add--.-
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cessfuI Dr. Chassaiug of the army
medical service and Corporal Tetu
represented wounded passengers dur
ing a I2-minute flight, the equivalent
to a fifteen-mile journey
Corporal Tetu declared that this
form of transport was far superior to
an ambulance of which he had vivid
recoIlections when wounded two years
ago. Dr. Chassaiug removed a muffler
from his head and unfastened straps
during the flight He expressed the
opinion that there would be no un-
necessary pain to a wounded passen-
ger because the equilibrium of the
aeroplare is so perfect.
The aeroplane was constructed by
the aeronautic service of the army,
which hopes to use this form of trans
portation for the severely wounded,
declaring that the absence of any
jolting fully compensated the patient
for any risk
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MOTHERS TRIP IN VAIN
L. $. Flyer Killed as She Concludes
6.OOO-MiIe Trip to See Him.

With the Lafayette Squadron, Sept
26-The death of Douglas Mac
MOnagle, of San Francisco, a member
of the Lafayette squadron, occurred
during a patrol flight with two other
Americans, Lieut. Lufbury and Ser
geant Rockwell They were attacked
by eight German machines believed to
belong to the combination known as
the Tango Circus" Apparently Mac
MouagIe was taken by surprise He
fell within the French lines
Sergeant Rockwell went to the res
cue, but was too late to save his
comrade- After a short fight. how
ever he dowued one German. who fell
crashing into a wood MacMonagle's
body was recovered. He was shot
twice through the head The funeral
will be held on Wednesday with
American military honors-
In Combat With Two.
Behind the bare official announce
ment that Sergeant Douglas Mac
Monagle, of San Francisco, has been
killed in an aerial encounter with two
German machines, lies one of the most
poignant tragedies of the war, saws
the Herald Almost at the moment
the sergeant met his fate his mother
widow of DR.. Beverly MacMouagIe, an
eminent Pacific coast physician, was
completing the journey of 5000 miles
from San Francisco to visit her only
SON. Sergeant MacMonagIe, who was
in Paris a few days before he was
killed, seemed to have a preseucment
of his fate He said to friends:
Well. fellows, if they get me you
may bank on it mother will have the
consolation of knowing 1 passed out
fighting and doing my best, as she
would wish IL"
Lieutenant Lufbury is reported to
have dowued another German ma
chime Observers state the German
fell inside the French lines.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
534 KANSAS AVE

DO YOU want to know how much coal you
can save by burning the cfinkers. and re-
ceive more heat from your furnace or
stoyeg l viii send you booklet that will
tell you for one dollar. and a two-cent
stamp oIof Ekberg, 106 East Eighth
street. Topeka, Kan
WANTED-Watch repairing. Main springs,
75c; cleaned. TIC. All work guaranteed
Armstrong IeweIry Co. 40 Kansas Ave.
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR LESS-Pendry's
lis West 6th All books new and used
at all times
A TREATISE on the many uses Of whole
wheat flour Six cents Day Star Pub
fishing Co
MAKE YOUR WAY THROUGH SCHOOL
Invest in a good paper roufe- Phone Sss
Ring =
TOMATOES half block north OF SINNERS
horse barn Golden Belt W NJ HAney.
Shorey-
4 H P. DIRECT current electric motor
Call noon hour IDS Jackson
1852 TASTY AUTO EXPRESS
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FLORISTS
HATES FLOWER SROP

Stocks always fresh Grown In cur own
greenhouses $40 Kansas ave. Phone 5II-
DAHLIAS. Long stem. fancy blooms, &C
Oriental Peoples now. Strong plants Zoe
to 4ec each Large collection to select
from. Berry plants. shrubs. trees 2I52 k1-
W. L Lux. r 9.
WAR stimulates a demand for Decoration
Day flowers. Plant pennies and iris now
Prices reasonable. large collection to choose
from also cut flowers, dahlias. etc Phone
2132-KJ W. l. Lux. r. D. No. T.
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w A N 7 S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka State
JoCrnal Il ! cent a word each insertion.
inimum 10 cents; by the week 5 cents q
word. minimum so ceutn
COUNT THE WORDS Of your ad fncfud-
ing four words for State Journal address,
when address Is used count each Initial
letter and each number com biRation OF
figures as one word
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
aecom panied with cash or check In fun
payment of the same Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words aRe
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be ciassi-
fled properly must be IN The State Journal
office before u 20 O'Clock Want Ads re-
csived after u 20 till Is D. M Tfl be In
serted under the head Too Late TO Clas-
zffy-
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MILLS RESTING EASY
Condition of Well Known Business
Man. However, Is Unchanged

W W Mills, proprietor of the Mills
women's furnishing store and for
years a department store head in To-
peka. is reported by his family to be
resting comfortably at his home. 1902
Topeka avenue, where he is confined
on account of Illness
Mr. MiIIs's condition is practically
the same as it has been for the last
few days" a member of the family
said today He is resting easy"
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RETURN TO WORK
Head Labor Officials Advise Norfolk
Strikers to Go Back

Washington, Sept. 26.-Interna-
tiona1 officers of the labor unions in
volved in the strike Of more tina
5000 mechanics at the Norfolk navy
yard have advised the heads of the
local unions there to return the men
to work pending negotiations to ad-
just the differences
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IT'S EVEN MONEY"
n. Y. Offer OF Odds on Giants Fade
When Chicago Money Appears

Chicago, Sept 26.-Chicago broker
age houses with New York connec-
tions reported today that the best they
were able to get was even money on
the worlds series They said that the
New York team was nomina1Iy the
favorite in that city at 10 to and
to 5. but that the odds vanished upon
the appearance of Chicago money In
this city it is regarded as an even
r1rOpOsitfOQ
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TAFT PLEA TO CHURCH
Urges Unitarians to Proclaim APPROX
al of President Wilson

Montreal Sept 25--WiIEam How
ard Taft today asked the general con-
ference of Unitarian and other
Christian churches meeting here to
adopt a strong resolution expressing
approval of the war policy of Pres
ident Wilson and congress The duty
of churchmen was TO aid their gov
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MAKE KERMIT CAPTAIN
RooseveIt's Son Appointed to Office in
British Army

London, Sept. 26--The Gazette an
nounces the appointment of Kermit
Roosevelt to be temporary captain
while specially employed from August
% last
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SPAIN IS NOT IN 1T
Tatican Denies New Pope Peace Pro-
posa1s Involving Alfonso.

Rome, Sept. 26--The vatican denies
reports that Pope Benedict intends to
make proposals for peace negotiations
involving mediation by King Alfonso
of Spain.
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USE AMBULANCE PLANE
Test Carrying Wounded in AeropIane
Highly Successful.

Paris. Sept. 26.-Tests made on
Sa rday at Villa blay of an aero
plane fitted with two stretchers for
carrying wounded proved highly sue
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Kermit Roosevelt, who was in train
ing at Plattsburg. left there July 9 to
accept an offer to serve in the British
army on the staff of General Maude,
commander of the Mesopotania
forces. With Mrs Roosevelt he ar
rived at a British port on July Is
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UANTfO- FEMALE HELP.

LADTES-wanted Bright and intelligent
young ladies' for telephone operating be-
tween ages Is and y Permanent employ
ment- Paid while learning and chances
for rapid Advancement. Apply SO Jack
son, between a m and p m
WANTED-Lunch counter girls ship to
= Wyoming. Utah and Idaho. steady
work good wages. free tran PortatiOn-
Furmsn Employment Office. log West sth.
TWO experienced tobacco shippers. Phone
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First published in The Topeka State ia
nal September L. 1911
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF Bust
NESS COLLEGE FOR A PERMIT TO
CANVASS IN THE STATE OF

Notice is hereby given that the Wichita
Commercial College OF Wichita. Kansas
has made Application to me FOR Il permit TO
canvass in the state OF Kansas Tor the
purpose of selling tuition in advance, or 20
contract. or TO secure notes for tufti0n
from studeats before their registration IN
the business college herein named II sat
iSfacfory proof Is furnished that the above
named business college Is incompetent to
furnish such a course OF instruction as il
advertises. that the moral surroundings
Of the institution are not good or that the
premises are kept In an unhealthy condf-
ton or If the agents Of said Institution
use misrepresentation or fra usluie lent meth
oss in securing contracts. notes or cash
from prospective students, in steh case a
permit viii not be granted to such bust
meas college
W D. ROSS
State Superintendent
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Young man to act as salesman
and learn jeweIry business Good chance
for promotion. John A Davis, sos Kansas
ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-KEAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE At a bargain. 11O5 Buchanan
St Inquire At lis West Sixth for price
and terms. A real snap for the man who
is tired paying rent
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LOST AND FOCNR

LOST-C0Ilie. 1 year old Answers to
name Hooser. Return to COS Kansas ave
and receive reward
LOST-A wrist watch handkerchief and
some money Return to f11i Central ave.
Reward
FoCND-Blue serge ladies' coat. Call at
Business Office. State Journal
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State of Kansas. Shawnee County IS.
In the matter of the estate OF T. A Wild
Iund, deceased, late OF Shawnee Couzty.
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State OF Kansas. Shawnee County, S.
In the Matter OF the Estate of H H
Gooder deceased late of Shawnee County,
Kansas
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FOR SALE-IIVESTOCK.
MONEY

FARM LOANS WANTED.
This company has an unlimited
amount of funds to lend G East
ern and Central Kansas Farms at
80 with a reasonable commission.
Our representative is at vcur serv-
Ice If you want Information
THE FARM MORTGAGE co.
Crawford Building, To0eka Kan
Phone 333S
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notice OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE OF AFFOINIMENI- -
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
tay Of September. A. II. 1917, the under
signed was. by the Probate Court Of shaw
nee County. Kansas, duly appointed Ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF H. H Gooder,
late of shawnee County. deceased All
parties interested In said estate will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly
ANNA NJ. GOOpER, Administrator-
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work good wages free transportatiou-
Furman Employment Office. 1O6 West sth-
TWO experienced tobacco shippers. Phone
WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-Six room cottage or
electricity and central heating; located
right A 3, care State Journal Office.
wANTED-TO BUY
LADIES Highest price paid for md
NOVACK 4041] z. 4TH- TEL. 3660.
JUNM for junk Of ali kinds
OVAL BROS
WANTED-MISCELL SEoUs1
aEMsT1TCHING, P1NK1SG
Plaitings Of all kinds Buttons made
ton Mrs Mercer 500 Topeka
ANTED-Pa perhanging tinttne and var
nishing &, Paper hung , for S The next two
CALL 200 Russum's quick delivery, auto
express Any kind OF light hauling
WANTED-NenTs bundle washing Phone
s315 Blue.
1867 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT-Hoover electric suction
sweeper Phone 475S Blue
FOR ENT-APARTHfENTS
701 GARFIELD-Lower 4-room apartment,
sleeping porch. modern except furnace,
baseburner So Phone 1853 Black
CLAY ST. 62a-Fiye-room apartment.
sleeping porch. completely modern Phone
4510 Black or 1864
TO Lea SF@Second floor duplex apart
uIeut 20 West 11rh 80 Phone 4.sffS
Red or Est
I FOR RENT-Oet 1st- one fiat IN the
Scott apartment, 915 West 10th Phone
1885
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wANTED-STTUAT
>-I-----~---0-
MECHANIC WANTS position in shop or
will take truck Phone 112S.
WOULD like to take care of furnaces this
winter. Apply 1127 Monroe
BUSINESS CHANCES
GROCERY store for sale. doing good bust
ness Selling out on account Of sickness
Country Store, care Journal
WANTED-MALE HELP.
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NOTICE or APPoINTMENT.

NOTICE.
day of September A u. 1917, the under
signed was, by the Probate Court Of Shaw
nee County, Kansas, duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate Of T. A Wild
Iund late Of Shawnee County. deceased
All parties Interested in said estate VIII
ingly.
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In the District Court Of Shawnee County.

first published in The Topeka State Jodr-
nal. wednesday,, September 10, I91I.l
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First published in The Topeka state
Journal, Wednesday. sept 10, 1911
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State of Kansas Shawnee County. S.
In the Matter of the Estate OF sophia
E. Burkhard. deceased. late OF Shawnee
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Attorney for Pizintiff.
Attest: MARY z. CHAPLIN,
(Seal-l Clerk Of the District Coort.
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7
Notice is hereby given that on the 1eth
day Of September. A. d. 1911. the under
signed was. by the Probate Court OF shaw
nee County. Kansas. duly appointed Adj
minfstrator, c. L a., of the estate Of sophia
E Burkharu. late Of Shawnee County. de-
ceased All parties interested in said es-
tate will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly
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First published in Topeka state Journal
Wednesday, Sept Is. 1911
Atchiscn- Topeka Santa Fe Railway Cum
pany-
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
RAGGAGE

Notice Is hereby given that the following
described property VIII be sold at pubic
auction to the highest bidder at the IN
claimed room, opposite the R. R 7. NJ c A.
on Fourth St., October ID and 20. 1911. II
not called for before that time and charges
paid, the same having been left In posses
sion of this company unclaimed for six
months and over. Sale commences at 20
a m p WALSH, General Baggage Agent.