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aampf gegen SnbrrtulOlc.

Ginem Qtufiob Der .NorobeutI6sn
GuQemeinen 3eitung" iber bic
S6pin0Iu6t entnebmen mir oas Sol
genbe: Die 3upertuloIe lit bic perbees
renbite alIer 8oItsfrontbeiten unb bel
ben n&ulturp0lfern" am meiiten pers
breitet,--0ie neuoeitliden Seere iino
.8oltsbeere," pennglei6 lie ii6 aus
ben oeTiinoeiten uno trdfti9iten mGnns
Iihen 9llterstIafen retrutieren, 10 tie
ben bod aud iie CUR 9ubertuloie oes
betreffenben 8oItes in einem gelpiiIen
@erbdltni1e. Dor einem MenIdens
alter entoefte Elm 0euti6er 6orider,
Robert Sod, oen grreQer Der &rants
belt, ben SubertelbaSilIus, unb iduf
bomit bic @runoloee fir cine Der
i6Dniten &ulturtaten Oeutihlanos:
I Die Organization bes nationalen uno
internationolen Samples seeen bic
S9pinoiu4t. Sn Oeuti6lano purbe
bic npbpiitdIiid)s oidtetii9s gebonbz
lung" am polltommeniten ousgebaut;
Staot unb @e5eni6aft, WiHenfdoft
uno praris urbeiteten 9ano in 9ono.
limb Der @rfplg9 Bon Sabr gu Sabr
nimmt Die SubertuloiesS sStsrblihtelt
in 0ertI9lanb erbebli9 ab, 1899
betru9 iie ouf 10000 2ebenbe bere6.
net 22,45, in 6rantrei4 1923, in
RubIano 1886, in @n9lano bingegen
nur 174.-Settbem bat iie ftb in
| 5rantrsi9 unb RubIonb nidt tpeients
lid perminoert. unb feIbit Gn9lano 1T
BON uns in Der 9rObe uno 0lel6mds
| bi9teit Der Ibnabme iiberflG9elt nor
ben. 1913 itarben in preubsn BON
10000 2ebenoen nur nod 1859 an
SubertuIoie gegen 31,1 i'm Sabre
1886. Sod 9iinitiger als Die 8es
| iamtbsoolterung Itebt unfer Seer ba.
Die Subertuloiez ezGrtranfungsaiffer Der
9lrmee betrug 1913 auf 10000 Monn
3opfitdrte berednet, in Preuben 1856.
in Gn9lanb 3,16, in SeIterrei6zll linz
earn 1922, in RuBlano 4,69 un0 in
5runtrei1 gar 7,30. - Snnerbalb
5pan5ig Sabren bat Die Sdpinbz
fu9tsz zSterbli9teit i'm Seer nm 45
pro5ent (segeniiber 25,5 qro3ent in
Der biirgerIi9en gepoltsrung Qreus
bens) abeenommen. 9as 1T ole Solge
befferer 4usleIe, 8orbeu9ung uno ge.
banolung. @Gbrenb in 9ehtIhlono
bic 3abIen alio bauernO 3uriid9in9en,
| bieIten iie ii9 in 5rontreid peiter bod.
/ ia itiegen iogdr nod ettpas; i'm 0urd=
idnitt betru9 Der 3ugung BON 5tpans
! 5ig Sabren fir bas fron3oiiide Seer
5,54, fir bas oeutide l 81; aIio bort
bds breifode. Der 9urhihnitt Der
Gntlafungen uno 2obssfdGe Don
2ungeni6pinbiuht mahte fir SSrants
reid $50, BEL uns nur / AZ ouf oas
Sauieno Der Gopfitdrfe aus. Der
fron30IiY6e aliniter Qonoou3n, Der
fran3oiiide msbi3iniihe 4rmseinipets
for 2emoine unb Iein 4mts9enoiie
9upup boben felt Sabren auf oieien
&rebsidaben ibrer Qrnee biuQelpieien
uno bds beutihe gorbiIo 3ur Rad
ubmung empfoblen. 9ergebens, Die
oeutI6e Metbobe blieb ouh bei oieiem
friebliden 0etttampfe ubeyIsgen un0
trdgt nun i'm bluti9en @0Iterringen
ibre pertpolen 6rudte fir bic oeuti6e
Bolts uno Osbrtruit. Sir Jrunts
reid redret Der 6ran3ofe Qan0ou3p i'm
Paris Nebieal" 191A15 bsrsits
init msbreren 10000" aus Der Or
NEE sntldfenen Gungsntrantsn, bic f6
iiber bas gan3e 2aro perbreitsn uno
lire go3iuen ols unbeilpous Snnt in
ben GamiIien Osritreuen.
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Sn ben 0rnnb 9ebobrt.
Qonnpll. IS c<lrl

Sonoon. Is Suit
Gic britii6e HbmiraIitGt bat bellte
l'ber Den ocr britiId)en 0anocl8Id,iff.
fabrt our1) oen 1nlthbootfriea in ser
pcr0ongcncn @ode 5ugeiiigtcn 5d,n.
ofn oen Tolgcnoen 0eribt ncr6ffent.
liht:
g@rltiite 6onocIsidiffc bon iiber
1000 (onncn 0ltrh DIincn ooer
&oldbootc ncrieuft: IA.
"Nritiid1c NonocIsihiile pon meni.
ger ais 1000 (onncn olrh Wlinen
oocr Eolthbootc ncricnft: 4.
"Nritiibc @onoelSid)iiIe erfolqlos
oon (dlhbootep onQcgriiicn: II.
"NrItIlde ,Siihbompfer pcricnft:
& "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Mbtuteuerlide SSabrt.
Baltimore, Wfo., I

(hAAA'AlCLNF ~Ntp.y ! .. NNllis
&aplton SSrieorif) 0unIh, Ser
in Den &ercinigten Stootcn ole @or.
bereitllngcn fitr oie Hciien 0cs 6eltt.
ihen llnteriecbooteS 9cluidlano ae.
troficn bate, lit ans Amerifa entfom.
men mo bat Geutihlano ipoblbeboI
ten errclft 8cfonnte in 0alti
more crbiclten odbinqcbenoc 9tod).
ridt, ooB &opitdn @inih Dor bier
Mod)en liher III IeutidIan0 onac-
lungt porc.
&apit0n &inih lit fur3 nadl Ser
arieg@erflGrung bonn 6. 9fpriI aus
South Nmbop, g. s.. entfommen
uno ouf einem flcinen Se9elboot pom
20 Sonnen @eholt NIT 6rei Monn
@egleitltng obaeinbren. Gr bat, Sen
clngeIallfenen 9todrihtcn 3uIoIQc,
nit ieinen @cglcitern Bremen, ocn
@elmatbsboicn oc3 Noro0cutifcn
2lono5 crreid)t, bel oem cr lunqc
Sabre angcltellt qclpGicn iii. 90 cr
ole gauge Heiie in Dem flcincn 1Fahr,
3eu9 3nrilfleqte, lit nidlt bcfannt.
3os in ,frogc itebenoe ,Sahr3cuQ lit
onidlcineno ein flcincr Shoncr, ser
tpeni9c @odlen Dor ser RricqSerflG
rlrnG on9ebIih fir boGGnoiidc IN.
tercIIen ongcfnllft poroen lit. Ger
Gallf iou 6urd) &ernittelunq cine5
9cntidonerifnners erfolQt iein. ser
Jest intcrnirt lit. aopitGn Sind,
i'll aeierpeoffi3ier Ser ocutidlen Na
rtne lno NOR cine Ser fiibren6cn Gcr
ioncn in Dem oeiltiden g3adriften-
6ienIt in 0ipIen Qnn1p
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
Sritilde Srnpuen in Gnli,irrl
Ny0lhIn4t0N. Is. ,NllIi.

<NuTVTIIBIUH, 70. ,1llII.
9}oh cincr Der uriiiiden BOT.
ifort IN Maibington 3uqcgou-
gcncn baIbontliden OleIolrnQ nah.
men on Der ruiiiihcn Sifcniiuc inn
oltllden C5oIl5icn britiid1c Qon3cr-
autoHoblI AbtbeiIuugcn tbcil. IS lit
Dies Die critc Grpabnung ser 9(nmc.
'enhclt brltliderlrltppentbciIc an scr
rlll'llfen 6ront, no 6icic crfoIQrrh
NIT Den ihon irilber 6ortbin gcifoil
ten belal'den Nbtbcilurgcn 3uiom-
ntendrbeiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
aapernng uon bier beutiden
Sampiern.
9ou0nn II C5u[i

NVIIUUIIt 7. VIII.
Sic AomiroIitdt iaqt, oaB britiihc
3erItorcr IN Der Roroiee Die oeutihen
1onpier NeIlmoru, 1870 3onuen,
9rjet3eiQ, 1895 Ionnen, un6 6ein3
@Iltmbcrg 1926 3onnen, ale aus
0ombur8, uno Ntarie 6orn. loss
2onnen aus SdIespiq, qefapert ho.
ben 3Dei anoere 6eutihe Gompfer
tonnter bolldnoiite @emdiier er.
reihen, ipur6eu ober 6urh aanonen.
ieuer beiho6igt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
9as y6ans uon @inoior"

NUIIUUII, II. NSUII
Sing George fiinoiQte an
Qiensta8 i'll elmer Siblmg oes @cbei.
men Rothes ioIgenoen neuen Nanen
ocs foniglid)en 6nuies un0 Der 10
mile on: n6aitS BON @inoior".
(aonia 8eorg lit pom 6auie Soh.
len Goblh uno @otbo. 8or fur.
3em pltr0e 6ie Gntiheiounq qctroi.
len 2iteI lno gtomen ocutihen llr.
iorung5 fallen 8u laiien.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
HOBbaarfiiien.

Sir pieIe 9rante. nomentIih fir
5tetsrnbe. 1T e5 cine ZudI, nit BEN
6oupte ouF 5eoertiilen IieQen 3u mill
fen, benn oieie erbiBen ii6 betanntIih
defenders itOrt inter Der Qeiieilerten
S0rperpdrme. 9tm meiIteu oher miro
ein Iuftiqes 3obboartiHen IN f,ebers
batter &rantbeit entbebren, per 'hon
in Qefunoen 3agen oorouF gu idtafen
gelpobnt mar.
nan tann bieTe aiiIen in sinIdldqz
qioen Gei6diten iebr gut unb 3nsd=
mGbig Qearbeitet, ie noh 8rofe un0
@iite, erbdIten, lam iie aber redt gut
aud Tetbit beriteIsn. 2tn Robbaar
brdudt man Elm hdIb big 0rei NierteI
Qfunb 3ur 5iiflunq, bic febr Fein dufs
Qe3upft tper0en mjiHen. 0o RoBbaar
Elm fir ma..pe itoreuoe8 Rafdelge
rdufd er3euQi, aud bag 9iTen FONT
nitt neidb gfnuq iein tpijr0e, 70 itedt
man es in einen pom0QIid nit better
Noue ndttier,sn lteter3u9, her ieooh
-borouf lit beionbers 5u o6ten-uidt
an unteren Ran0e, ionoern an elmer
Der Sdmatieiter bes AiiTen5 NIT
sinem nid1t gu ihmnlen lle6erir;ft uno
3icmlid oidt onqebrahtsn 9n0pIdsn
gu fhIisben 1T. Der feitlife G6tub
Derbiitst, bob Der arnnfe ourh bic
9n0pfe georiidt perben toun Das
8obboar mub, bomit es Ioder unb
siaitiiA bIeibt. otter oufge3upft rers
ben.
ggir6 bas RobboortiiIe1 i'm gett be-
rubt 10 erbdlt es eiuen UeiBen 8e3uq.
0a ss fi6 aber ouh bortreifIih ba3u
eiqnst, einen Geneien6sn, ruenn sr ldns
osrs 3sit in beouemsr GAGE ouF Sofd'
o6er QisqeitubI 3ubrinqen tam, gu
itiissn, 70 1T es 6iti6, Uem man es
fir tieTen 3net in ejren arauen. nit
einem 8olant ODER Elm DsniQ Stiderei
ber3iertsn, muihbdren 8e3uq 'tett.
init Der 3eit mub nantern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20
2entIdlanO Snr Nbriiitnu9 bta
reit.
glnitrrhnn. 10 NnI

NFITTT HWTIIt M VII.
Ios Ncrlincr GoQeblott idrcibt
lldit DeIoung uon 2Imlteroum
am 1onneratog onB oerglu9IhuB Der
Wiebrbclt8 Burtcien im ocutihen
9tcih9toge cinmlltdig beihloiiel bat,
Die ,frie0cnorciolution cin3ubringcn.
Dcr2IuaidlnB mar biSber gctbcilt, 3,pet
UiitgIic0cr oe5 Gentrlm5 uno ems
DER IibcroIeu Eortci itinlnlten nit Der
Wehrbcit nidt therein. 9o3 @erli-
ncr logeblott id)reibt, ooB 22t
Neutrality-suspicious. iiir bic ,5rie'
ocnsrcioIution ftiumen merocn
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alermOer gibt nat.

Nom, II lSrIi
aonlG 2llcronoer bon @ricdcnIano
bat DEM iortaeicbtcu 0rdnqcn oc8
Frcmicrnliniiters Ncni5elo5 nadge.
acben uno lid bereit ertIart, ole I'M
Sabre 1918 bon Nonitontin oufgcl0ite
aammer cin5ubcrilfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

Stur5 Der propiioriid]en Regierung
ino Die Gonfiscirung Der aeiarunn.
ten biirgerlihen Hreiie gu foroerr.
~aameraoen". 10 iagt Die 9Srpfla-
nation, ~oie Wadlt lit auf ilnierer
Seite. 8ir miiiien iofort oIle 55a-
trifcn, aIles 9auo uuo ale onoere,l
Froouftionsquellen beihlagnahmen. 4"
Gos Organ Ser Irbeiter unb Sol.
haten perltrtbeilt Die oen ereigniiien
ton lester Raf)t 5ugrlmoe Iiegeuoe
gemegilng, oo tie Die 9tcooli,tiou 81
rltiniren orobe.
Petersburg, II, Suli.
Grei WitgIieoer bes propiiori-
ihcn ruiiiifen Cabinets iino 5uriid
getreteu, rmo cine ouBeroroentlihe
Sibrng oes Wiiniiterroth5 lit einbcru-
len woroen, Inn elmer ariiiS por5lt-
beugen. Gie ausiheiocnocn Mini-
tier iin6 SSinan5miniiter Sdlingarom,
l1nterrihtsminiIter 0rofeiior Wa-
nuilow 1tno Shirt Sdofomsfu, Ser
Ghef oeS requirements fiir ItaotIihc
&tlfsoftion.
Gem 9fiidtritt oieier orci Wtiniiter
qingen Observation-Disclosures
iiber Sic l1franie boraus, oie einen
Sbeil 6cs ebemoligen Gongreihs go
len einid)Iiebt.
Cabinet erOrtert Die lleberiiebelnng
uadD Wfosfan.
@eter5burg, 10. SSuli.
15n elmer auBeroroentlihett Gabi.
nettsiibltng miro Der &oridllag eror-
tert, Sen Sit Ser propiioriifen &e.
gierung nad 0iosfau gu nerlegen
3cretclli, Ser @tiniiter iilr Goit.
uno Solootenoelegater, iagte geitern
ooB oie Notwithstanding ser
9lrbeiter, Solooten ltno @ouern III
Wtosfo1 abgehalten mer0c, ltm cine
@inmiidung ieitens eine5 lmneront-
nortlih bnnoelnocn EbeilcS ser @e-
trogrnoer 8arniion 5lt perbinoern.
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Ibldieo bewiuiat.
SIN $1oaq, 16. 9[l,li

NNIit 'HutJp ~. NNtIt.
Ger 9erIiner Reids Yin.
3el8er pcroffcntIihte Gin Son0
idreiben 0cs aoliers an Ir. u.
0etbmonn @oumcg, anldBlih
Der 0etpabrlng ocs Jtudtritts.
geiufes oes Reihsfon3lcrs.
IS bat foIgenOen Mortlaut:
rYlit ihmeren @et3en babe
Sd Did entIfloiien, 25brem
@ciuh, Sie pon 15brem 9tmte
gu enthcbcn, ,5otge 3u IeiIten
2Iht Sabre lang boben Sie 6as
hohite mo ocrontlportltdite
Amt I'M gteIhs- un0 5taats.
6icnIt befIejoet un6 nit herpor,
rngenoer Ireue uno nit Grfold
G5hre gIQn3cnoen sSabiafeiten
1rno &bre 4erionIidJfeit in ben
Iicnit Deg Ganers. oes Rei,
Dies .-bc5 aonies un6 6es go.
tcrInnoas geiteGt. 2Sn oen
iditialsihmcriten g3eiten, ore
ic 0ie oeutidlcn Softer 6efol.
len hoben, babcu 1ic N}ir nit
Roth uno 3hot 3ur Seite qe.
itan6en g. iit Yiir Elm Ser.
3crsbeoiirfnib. 9Shncn fir 2,b.
re trcuen Gienite gieinen ber3.
IidlIten Ganf au53llipredcn.
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mrs Der rniiiidpcn &csicruns Der.
lnnat.
8eters burd. Il

SoIoaten brnnger 7ieustar in
Ole grltderei ser 8etersburqcr
Seitung Homoe @rcmia Gin un6 fin
oigten an. ooB oos Griheinen ser
3eitung eingeiteIt peroen miiiie. Gie
Solooten beitanoen 6arauf, naB Die
Seber eine Proclamation oifiebcn.
IN tDeIter Dos QoIf oufgeforoert
miro, fid nit 8offen in Der 6auo
ouf Die StraBen su begebcn, 6en
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init Der 3eit muB nanoern.
Ne; Qtiidli6 piq isin,
Cent elf bos Slid b6rdus
ln6 $u bintit bintsnbrsin.
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Naiirte bfiorgt.
Die 8irreH in 6innlaub ipieen iidl
sm tbntiadllidler Inardlie 5u.
aereusfg beorubt.
Seliinafors. IS. |Iuli.

SellIngfors, 10. >Srll.
Sails es ben goliheipifi, Der
Dtebrbeitsgruppe i'm finnlGnoiihen
Sanotag, am 3onnerstog gclingt Die
Sorlage betreffs Der ,InnbhGngig-
feit5erfIorung 6innlanos inl 6auie
i'll oritter 2eiltng ourh5ubringell,
miro Der Senat, Der in iSinnlano
9leihbeoeuteno nit Dem Gabinett lit,
fpie bod)ongeiebene Bolitifer I'M
9anoe erflGreu, 5uriiftreten; ole
,SpIge mare, oaB sSinulano Damn that
idhlidh obne Regierltng, alio im 3u-
itano ser glnardie mare.
&erensfg bcorpht.
Cine &erilth Ser meiternoel
Soloaten in ct. petersburg
&riegsminiiter &erensfp 81 entiiib-
rem ooer ltm5itbrin9er, iIt nod re6t-
5eitig perbiitet iporoeH, mie ans ser
ruiIiihen &uuptitaot gerneIoet miro.
Ualo nah 9lusbrltd 6eS &ramollS alf
Dem gtelusfpFroipeft fubren bis al
Die 3dbnc bcmaffntte Soloaten in
Ean5erautoS nad Dem 9abnbof, nm
oen &riegsnliniiter ob5ufongen, ser
geraoe nof Der SSront obIabren lppQ
re fQnert ie0Dd1 ali fnGt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14

aress. ..s-ff
Mr., and MRS o.. w Lfndbiade were din
ner guests Thursday evening of Mr., and
ton street.
George Lortie has returned to his home,
Leland street, after several months spent
in Denntson, Texas. = sa AZ
a, Mrs L. JaeoLuss who has been quite
I've weeks, mas been removed to local
Miss Ruth Gentry, German avenue. has
gone to Fort sill, Okla, to spend a week
visiting friends.
Brown" will be repeated Tuesday even
ng at the knights and, Ladies of Security
r rsit ln ns RLry' Which is under the di.
on at a Friday evening entertainment at
the Railroad ~. december 5.
Mrs. ], Hanley and son, German avenue.
NH go the first Of next week to Neode-
Hanley. win join them later in the week.
Frank Penriee, of Los Angeles. Calf,
of his mother has been the guest of his
Loeust street Mr.. Penrice has gone to
Eskridge to visit relatives.
is recovering after two weeks Illness
H g. Wilson, Of Chicago, is visiting at
Miss Elsie Abrahms, Ohio street is Wis
iting relatives in Newton.
Mrs. W. =. Gillard, of Waneoma Iowa.
Mrs. ]. e. GiIlard, 6i2 Leland street and
also at the J. W. GilIard home, Highland
avenue.
Forest Thatcher will return to his home
at LOgansport. Ind. Saturday morning
after two weeks snent with his mother.
Mrs Eta Thatcher, Branner street.
Mrs John Becker. 20 Oak street. who
has heen quite i'll for several weeks is
/ recovering.
A, ]. Palmer is i'll at his home, East
| Tenth street.
Miss Lulu Montgomery has returned to
| her home. sos Wood street. after several
| days spent visiting relatives in Kansas
| CITY
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SANTA FE NOTES

The Friday evening program at the Rall-
road "Y' will be furnished by the Striekler
Business college 1t will be strictly must
cal program, consisting of orchestra num-
bers, several selections by the Heighlpa
Hawaiian Four ukulele quaPtette and 9TH
er instrumental solos and duets. The or
chestra consists of six pieces and is under
the direction of c. T., Cochran.
Mrs. Charles Yeweil has returned from
Chicago where she spent several days witt
her daughter, Mrs. II. @, Wilson and fam
lily
turned from a few days recently spent
Kansas City. Mr.. Selby is crane operate,
at the shoI $.
Kelsey Beveridge, a druggist at the SAINT
Fe hospital, enlisted in the medical depart
ment and left Thursday evening for Jeffer
son Barracks. Mr.. Beveridge was formeFi,
Kansas university student but has
been in the eompany's employ about a year.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. CFamer and daughter
Miss Josephine Cramef, entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening in honor Of Mr.
Beveridge.
Harry T. Smith has resigned his posi-
ION in the auditor of disbursement office
md is low connected with the Hereford
breeders association at Kansas City,
Miss leila r. WideHer is new empioye
in the auditor of disbursements office
James GuntheF. formerly night foreman
of the machine shops has been appointed
engine inspector.
Mrs Roy Pardee and children, Allen and
Kathryn, have returned to Kansas city
after visiting Mrs. Charles Laird and Tam
lily.
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has been held up pending the dispo-
sition of the motion. In the meantime
bond of $4,000 was fixed in the muir
der case but which the defendant was
unable TO furnish. All the resources
of the family and friends were offered
as surety in filing a $4,000 appeal
bond and another of $4,000 on the
charge of completely in the Clement
abduction plot still pending against
Piersol. The filing of the murder
charge deprived Piersel of liberty on
these bonds.
Mysterious Woman Released.
Prosecuting Attorney O'Day has
been advised in a telegram that Sher-
iff viii Webb is on his wa. home
from Philadelphia without Edgar
Sandt, alias Reilly, who has been UNI
der arrest in Philadelphia for two
weeks on a charge of completely in
the Clement plot. Sandt has resorted
to habeas corpus proceedings Prose-
cutor O'Day is considering sending
policemen and other persons who
claim to have known Sandt when he
was in Springfield last winter during
the street car strike to Philadelphia
to prove that the man under arrest is
the man wanted here,
Mrs Ida Palmer arrested last-week
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ARREST ILLEGAL?
PiersOl Demands New Murder
Charge Be Dismissed.
Already Convicted, He Argues;
Was Out on $4,000 Bonds.

Springfield, Mo. Dec 14.-Motion
for the dismissal of the murder charge
against Claude Piersol in connection
with the death of Baby Lloyd Keet is
set for hearing here today before Jus
tice of the Peace r. H, Trevathan-
The motion, filed by attorneys for the
prisoner, contends that the murder
charge grew cut of the same offense
for which Piersol has been tried, con-
victed and sentenced to thirty-five
years in prison.
The preliminary hearing of Piersol
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Mr.. and Mrs, r. w. Huntingdon will
leave Friday evening for Fort Sill. to
snend a few days with their son. Roy
Ludington, who is encamped at Camp
noninhan.
Mrs. John Dunn, Michigan avenue is
snending the week end at Camp Doniphan
with her son John, who is with the medi-
aal denartment.
Mrs c. W Maiu is exneeted to return
home the latter part of the week Mrs
Main has spent the mast three weeks with
relatives in chicago She also xisitfn z
her son in Kansas citv.
Word has been received here of the
death Of r. v. Sowles. Of WATTS FaIif.
formerly n resident IF Oakland fer MANI
wears Mr. and AIRS SaHrIes changed their
-esidenre TO California ahopt wear aenc
The funeYsi viii he held Monday mer1-
iug at 10 IN from peuws'l's chanel Mr.
Sowies Is the father Of Mrs FranF Tor
dan. Of Tapeka and Mr. Charles sowIes
as peso Tewas
Mrs Fred Hunter, IF williamstown Kan.
snert Fridpv u's'+trg her sister Mrs e.
A pAters. ooN Michigan avenHe
Mrs q " Matthpus will come Monday
from Wichita, 70 visit the Karl Matthews
family. Green street
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REVOKE BURROUGHS
Soldiers Planning Holiday Visits Are
Doomed to Disappointment.

Camp Dodge, Ia, Dee. 1.-THE Or
der revoking all passes and fuPloughs
already issued ana announcing none
would be issued during the Christmas
holidays, was posted here today. The
only seleetive soldiers of the eighty
eighth division, who may go to their
.ume are those whose travel does not
involve use of steam roads. The or
der applies to officers also. With the
posting of this order today, it was in
heated that many persons from Illi-
Iois would come to Des Moines to
Fisit with their relatives during the
holidays. Indications were that the
asst increment of the first draft would
egfn assembling here during the
fo1fdays
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ROUND UP BANDITS
: Men Comprise 3 Distinct Bands,
Each Plying Especial Line"

Chicago, Dec. 14.-Twenty-two men,
onstituting what the police say are
-hree distinct bands of burglars, are
n custody here today.
Each of the bands piled a special
line of work and occupied a different
stratum in the world of crime, accord
ing to the police. One band robbed
only high class residences and touched
nothing but jewelry, silverware and
fufs. Another confined it's work to
iooting tea and coffee stores, while
the third found it profitable to rob
clothing stores, often using a moving
van to cart away the, plumber.
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w A N T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

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inserting Want Ads In The Topeka state
Journal is ! cent a word each insertion
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COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad inciud
ing four words for State journal address:
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OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
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payment of the same. Note tn foregoing
Instructions about counting the words ana
the rate per word tor The Topeka state
Journal
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wANrEp-MA1E HELP

LIFE INSURANCE hiEN--SalarF and
commission to right man any where in
Kansas. VIII help ye'.sget AtAftetl, Call Of
Bldg, Topeka.
WANTED-Boys at least 10 years Of age
to learn good trades. The Hall Litho-
graphing Cos. 62S Jackson st.
WANTED-An experienced order and de-
livery man. References required. Fair
Ground grocery.
wANTED-Driver for laundry wagon.
Mutual Laundry, 3rd and Quincy
WANTED-Wringer man at City Hand
Laundry.
WANTED-Furnace man or boy. 301 To-
pekR ave.
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after an investigation by Prosecutor
O'Day, at Independence. Mo-, has
been released on her promise to re-
main in Springfield and appear at the
prosecutors office if wanted. 1t is
understood that thoro questioning of
the woman failed to develop anything
tending to show she had knowledge OF
the plans for the keet kidnaping.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
SHOP MAN

Close .s. to s,s your work where you can get
modern except furnace. 1t has built In
kitchen cabinets. full eemented basement,
three piece bath. East front. III lots, Is
block to car, two blocks to good school.
Can be bought on terms like rent Price
$500. If you can afford $40 rent, you
can well afford to buy this.
THE SHAWNEE INVESTMENT co.
534 Kansas Ave Phone 5O5O
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Restaurant with established
business. well located, the biggest money
maker in town, low rent. Owner retiring.
FOR SALE-Milk route, % gal. day, horse
wagon and all Equipment, $500 cash. A
L. Furman, Topeka Kan, log West Sth
FOR SALE-Sman grocery stock, small
Topeka, Kansas.
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MARIN AND COZY

Real close in, small 9 room modern
home, in nice repair, few blocks West It'll
and ave.-not muck ground but valuable
location because its close for dinner and no
ear fare. Good furnace, house easily heat
you at So. Price S2,sT5. j. T. Bell, advisor
to buyers Of properties, 1856 Fillmore. Phone
914.
YOUR CHANCE rs IN CANADA--RICH
yoI Independence. Farm lands, 81 to $50
acre; ifrigate lands, e35 to $50. twenty
years 70 pay sTg1g ioaq 10 imp5fS Ns osa
Taxes average under twenty cents an
acres no taxes, on improvements personal
ehuF, hes, s,heols, roads, telephones: ex-
eellent ciimate-cfops and live stock prove
It. Special homeseekers' fare certificates
Write for free booklets. Allan Cameron.
General Superintendent Land Branch,
Canadian Pacific Ry.. $50 Ninth ave. cal
gary Alberta.
CASH BUYER for a modern or room
house. Phone 1882 White. ]. B. Gibson.