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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Spioner paa
amerifanife Slide.

@aibington 5. 30ie Sept. Sra
o~iiiciel Slide cr ioag uoItcbt Ell Gr.
flpring ON, Of tuite Spioner er on
brogt cmboro paa nrlerifanife San.
oeIsitibe i set Gienleo at forbade
BEN peo gnfomiten til ll.Saaojonen.
Zen t~raaoleie SeieSraf anpenoe5
i bette 2iemeo, SpsiignaIer ienoeS
ira Stpfportene, ell Rsgicile anDen,
oes peS at rere / SI5en paa Ell Ipr.
esen Waabe, eler, ON 1asen, PEG Of
ienoe % Ell Strem al @niiter.
I'll MobarbelSelie al bette iarlige
Spionpqien anbeiaIeS gemonoingen
al amerifanife SanoeIsifibe meS
SoIf ira ben ameritanife 6Iaabere-
ierpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
en- "S%uiitania~G aaoe

Sra Bangor, Tioile, bcrctte3 isl
gcnOe merfelige 9egiDenbeo: "Ga
"Sulitnnia" al Ell inf lluoerpono5-
baa0 blep ienot thumbs ueo Ia6et
al LOO WenneifeIio, off osioa en-
WGngoe foitbart Go09 tabt, Ger.
iblonot Ell SamIing Giamnnter /
Sranii:. ira 2on6on iii Iiamonthanos
lere / gtetu 0orf. 3inmonterne par
al ltniCH Sniurauce Gompunp / Ban.
gor asiureret Tor $4,000. Iette
@ele6 blep Itrur 6ctalt az 9~,siuronces
ielifabet og opfert paa oet5 Sab5for.
10. 5crleoeu Tag mo0tog SeIifubet
ira Sonoon Ell @erel FOR belle Bells.
BET meO llnoerretning ON. at Girl
net nleo 3ianlauterne for ell Sio IL,
oeu par bleoet opiiifet al Ell irif vi.
ifer life langt fra oct Steo, ser par
SfuCplabieu for 5piferue3 ferite
RPoielsgierning / ben nPpPrenoe
ariI. 6i'teren bar Ell Rrlia
Man0, Der, iaainart Set los iig aiere
bragte Sfrinet, ser bar %ioripnet meO
Supeleriirrioets Ropn og 4oreSie,
til Sonbon. 6iitereu if Ell fIPffeIis
6iuoeIpu os Observation-Disclosures /
Bangor iii Cab iulot gootgiort.
Rer Gaaoen err: "a Sfrinet nteS
1ian1anterne ganife iiffert baooe pp.
ret opbeporet / observation-disclosures
Sifferbebsifab, bporlcoe$ or iaa
Sfrinet fcmmet no al bette, iac ser
tunbe bli inbpifIet / Siiferens Ret?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Jion3ofronten.

@aibington 2ben Oft. = Sorifrpf'
let orer BET Selo, fom felger Stale.
,,ernes Sremitso oper @ainiis5a-T lo'
teauet bar Spiferne bespnot at treffe
itore siterrigife Sroppemasier tilboge
fra Sranfrig % ire @alicien oa @r'
foipina og ifpnoiomt ienoe Dem til
BEN itaIienife Sront fcrat mebe Sc
neral Gabornas fornpeoe Sifeniip.
Officieae Selegrammer BERTH ira
Mpm ibag mebbeler, at Sen onoeu
Gaie af bet itore Sion5o.S Flag MI er
ff9rb meb at beepnoe.
Sfisnt StaIienerne allerebe bar op,
naaet itore Seire paa oct n9pnte Sla.
tenn, er Slaget enonit paa ingen
@aabe afgiort, efter bnao oct frenl.
gaar at Selegrammerne BERTH ioag.
Set er fun Den fsrite aibeIiilg al berl
1,pe itore Sffeniip, iom er nper, %
StaIienerne iorbereber mi 8ienopta.
aeIien Of aampen / Ell enonu iterrc
SfnIa emo nogeniinoe.
giterriserne er iuIbt opmerfiom.
me paa, bpab iom foreitaar, og bella.
Der fig paa ct beiperat Soripar. Ser.
for er set oeiaa, at De brineer itore
Scriterfninaer babe fra @eit- os 2it.
fronten.
Sra siterrisife SLIDER bar Stale.
nerne %eriaret, at &eiier aarI npIig
bar afIast geieg peo De ~siterrigife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
upentet Qrp.

Sra gIton, 81, beretteS: @ii;
Carrie Iointiolot beraf gpen npp.
mes iom @neorping / 9oet eiter Mii;
Watiloa 9orprep ira @rono Gopios.
@icb, iom bcoe / philadelphia Tor.
rige lt9e.
Sormuen, iom oniloaes til 5000.
600, bIep teitamcnteret Miis @oint.
iolot, eiterot MiI3 2oprep houoc
t~rllfiet benbe e, foIo 9opemberoog.
mems bun bar Sicneitepige hos en-
SumiIie / ct. 2oui$. eiterat bare
gipet Miis Iointiolot ct Bar SanS,
fer inpitcreoe Mii5 2otprep benoc iii
tit Stem, og fra ben Sib bar De uaO.
ifiQelige Seninber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
&pater om at Spifcrne forbereber ct
mt itprt Silbagetog / gelgien.
griternc / Weiuputamien taser til
fanse 1000 Sprferc.
Ger itore tgife Slpuetuster uuer Gns'
lamb / 2pbet af CIT ltae.
Sranife Tlppere bpmbnrSercr ct tort
Initial Bier pco Hbincn.
SntaanDt al aac Sla9s.

Sc iibite Gage er ser life benot
1pget iGrlig merfeligt pna nogen al
5rontcrne. Wen til 8iengi9lo er
Der fommet en- bel Gel Hp9ter ON
forcItaaenbe merfelige 9egipenbeber.
Sette siGIoer ferit og fremit Sion.
5oironten, bpor Staliencrne iaa inlaat
bar gienoptaget Sffeniipen, % bpor
DC forbereber Sperationer / Ell biotil
libprt WaaIeItof. Set f~orlpber, of
alt bette bar iat Zig Sfref / Central
magterne, at be / itor Sfpnoing bar
beapnbt at trpffe eiterrigife Sroper
tiIbnge baabe fra Sranfrig, 9ufoni.
lln % 8alicien = altiaa baaoe fra
@eit. og Gitfronten - og ienoe Dem
MOB Stalienerne peb Sion5o. Serpeb
er bet altiaa paanp foniInteret, at Sp-
iferne bar Liant" siterrigife Crop
per til tit Soripar moo S%ranifm9n.
oene.
Sctte forflnrer mnaife ogiaa 8riin-
ben til, at oen piterrigife @rpnie moo
ScbipeitS bar ppret bermetiif hlffet
De fibite Gage.
9e interesianteite Npbeber fra
Geitfrpnten er ogiaa Gpgter - Hpg.
trr ON at SDiferne bar forberebt ct
mt fort "itrotegiif Silbagetog" | 2ig.
beb nteo BET, De iibiF 8aor ubferte
peb Scmmefrpnten. Get er / Bel
glen, Sinierne mi ifal "forfortes", po
BET ifal | flere Waancber babe ppret
urbeioet meb flor Sper pna De me
2inier Iongt baaenfor Spifernes MT
pGrenoc Stiaina.
Sra Hiaafronten fommer ben oper-
raifcnbc NpbeE at Hl1sierne pao ct
enfelt Eltnft bar gaaet ongrebspis
tilperfs, briiot igiennem De tpife Gin
ier og trGngt frem omtrent en- Wtil.
Gnopioere fommer for ferite Sang
paa mango Maaneoer n meget inter.
esiant Npbeo fra Meiopotamien. Sri.
terne bar peb en- SperrltmpIirtg toeet
9iamaoie neb gufrat og taeet tilfange
belle BEN tprfiife @nrniion, oper 1000
Wanb, bporiblanot gbefen Ibmeb
9ep meb belle bans Stab, Iigeiom
@arniionens belle Sorraab al Saaben,
slmmtniton oe anOet arigsmaterieI
falot / @riternes SGnoer::
@nopioere bar Slpperne Ben fibIte
l1ge uofoloet en- eneitaaenbe Iftipitet.
Spiferne bar / Ter N9tter paa Tab
pGret / England pe fIere 8ange naaet
faa lanet iom til 2onoon, og BRITTLE
ng frantic Slppere bar iparet meo
@ombe.@ rpeoitioner til tpife gper
Iangs &binen.
Nebenfor ~eiengiper hi Iibt mere MS
fsrIiee Weooelelier fra De foritieaige
Sronter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
6~asolinpriicrne,

Ser meooeles fra @oibington, al
Der ira Hegierineens SIDE me6 bet
fsrite oil BIZ taget Sfriot / 8etniug
al Ell a%lminoelis Heoufticn / 8ris
Ierne paa 9rpnoiel8olie og Sn$olin.
Ter er enonu life fnttet nogen Be.
ilittning, ON GriSrebl,ftipnen 6sr 10
geS giennemfsrt UNDER ben me
5000 Control" Con, eIler ON mon,
Iom Silf9Ibet bar peo SaItipttelicn
al Staal- o. Gobberpriierne, ifoI
iegc at opnaa Ell minoeIig SperenS.
foinit nleo Froorcenterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
en- cipil Qrmt.

@aiGington 8. lite Sept. Spcr
$4,000 @orGere, al bpilfe 5000 er
Sngcnisrer % uooonnebe Sogmpno,
bar lobet iia inbruQere % erfiGrct
Jig biaige iii at opgipe fine nprpp-
renbc StiGin9er, ON Sc paa anoen
Waaoe fan ticne lit 2ano beore.
Seniigten mco Cr0oniiationcn, ser
er iat igong al neutrality-suspicious..
tet, er at ifaffe &c iorifieaige Creme
al H%eaier:nsen og Nrmten og 6Iao.
Den bggti9e, foquboonneoe NGro
ubenot 6ribe ioritprrenoe inb / De
piqtigcre pripotc Sn0uitrier, Tom
pirfcr / SoroctS Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Wanee Gfterfommere.

Sttoma, Ont, 2SSc Sept. @rS.
Sean 9egras, lom bsoc Der ibog /
ben bsie Ilber af 9S gnr, eiterIoocr
Jig life minore emo 33t birefte 81.
terfommere, iom ale er iIioe. Sun
eiterloo Jig nemlig 2 Sgnner % 10
Getre, 10 @srnebsrn, 2t2 @brne-
b%srnsbern og % 9prueberns Borne
bern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Svp Glars Strafarbeioe

Son Sronci&co, Sal, 29bcScpt.
Gonicl O'Gouncu. iom iammcu meo
Ter ANDRE par ltroiirlot FOR Som-
mcnIprracIic I set GierucO at biuorc
SaunohUuclieu al lloifriunina5lopeu,
blep iodg al 6orbuno@boum1cr Gon
Sleet DON'T til I glorS Straidrbci0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

bulc on onore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Statcn.
5 @i>coniin uor Der for at al.
tpcttc Den Sllonolitctcn, EIet, iont
Senator "a 6oucttc bar iot poo
Stotcn bli aiort ipetiele 9(nitreu.
gelier iorot ircmme Iribco@Iaonet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Deffronten.

s iibIte l1ge er set SpIferne, ioml
for BET meIte bar gaaet angrebSplS
tilperfS langs belle Seitfronten, baa.
DC / 9el9ien % / Sronfrig. Wfen Te,
iultaterne ipnes ingenlunbe at babe
iporet til Mnitrengelierne og Sfrene.
Wauoog og Sirsbog rettebe De life
minore END fer beiperate angreb paa
oe brittle 2inier / SIanoern / ocf
Gien1eb of iege at bripe griterne til.
boae ira beres n~ppunone Stiainger /
git for OpreS, fem al Inerebene fore.
gif langs Weninpeien og peb oct norb.
sitre Sjorne at YoIpgon-S fopen %
BET iiette Longer noropaa, peb'3onne.
befe.
aae oisie In9reb blep life alene
ilnaet tilbage, men @riterne trangte
cnoos poerligere frem lige / S9lene
paa De pigeiloe Spifere.
0isie tpife 5orisg paa of sienpin-
De oen table @runb / git for 9pres
bar pGret Iariagen til, at Der belt
iioen SnSbag / forrige llge - Ga
Sriterne foretog lit iibitc Srcmitob-
bar raiet Ell poloipm aanpnaoe uops
bprlig, Hot og Sag, paa bette Ernft.
lloen StalS bar oct regnet itore %
imau brittle @rarlater neo pper De
tpIfe Sinier % anrettet foriprbelige
Gbel9ggelier. Aae DC tpife Sprbin-
belieslinier bar pGret itnoer 9riter.
mes SID, iaa oct / bagepis life bar
pGret mulig at bringe hpcrfen Wab
eler slmmunition frem til Solfene i
be lengit fremIfllbte tpite Sfptter-
grape.
Sette enoelsie 9ombarben1ert bar
uotpnoet T9fferne ubpggeligt.
Seiaa langs Belle aisneironten bar
Der p9ret en- pplbiom &anonooe sc
iioite Ear Gage. Spiferne bar for.
ipgt meo Snfanteriangreb poa iIerc
Sumter, men De er operalt brepet til.
bage al Sranifmenoene uoen at babe
punoet en- Sobsbreb @runb.
Seloigere bar De igaar 0nsbag)
peo &erbun, bpor De = ifeIge en- Slap.
port ira Berlin - ui,ber ct Mnoreb
paa SeiOe 304 / Seit for Mellie iattc
fig fat / en- 1900 Meter breb Strpf.
ming al en- franif Sfpttergrap.
Gen frantic Sront lite Oft. - 5
Here Waaneoer bar oct ppret fieubt,
at Sinoerblrg baeenior lin mtp9ren.
oe Stiaing | Slanoern bar forbereot
npe 2inier, iom pil forforte @eItiron.
ten enbnl mere.
: Sper ltge, ion gaar, befrpiter oen
Seori, at Sinoenburg en- Sang for
ale bar fn9iat Elaner ON zen aftip
Sefeniip" / oct Siemeo at ipare poa
lit Wanoifab % lit Wateriel og no.
matte Sienben peO liot efter liot at
tiaaoe BAN at beiptte uisie Sumter
til en- Nris al ipGre Cab.
Smiolertib er oct %aabenbart, at
oenne Stratesi life err iaa bra i
Traris iom / Seprien, oa Oct nemIis
er Spiferne ielp iom er blet rbmattet
uben til SeoerIag of bare opnaaet no..
gen @erbens cling.
Siben 9egpnoeIien al oen franif.
brittle Sffeniiu / slpril iibitleben bar
2piferne bapt 1873 Gipiiioner paa
Seitironteu. ri bisie bar 80 fun Doe.
ret brl,gt en- eneite Sang, 10S bar Doe.
ret brilgt to 8ange % rogle iaa ira
ire til fem @ange. Giterat en- Gipi.
lion bar miitet omfrins 5000 Wanb,
blir Den ncmlig trilffef tilbage fra
Sinlerne for at omorganiieres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Onfrcnten.

9etrograo lite Oft. - Husiiife
6orppiter peo Risa.afinittet brsb
igaar igiennem be tpife 9inier oe
trGngte iren omtrent en- Drill. Get
bar | Spo for SernbaneIinien meIlem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05
Verdenskrigen.
Stalienerne ferbige til at ~gienpptaae
i'm Sfieniip pco Sionso.

Eiterrigerne bemter Iuriterfniuger fra
Tranfrig, @alieien % %ufuiuina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-05

aorttaites paa stse 4.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-15
Get PASSWORD!
Germans Say "Repubiic" and
Surrender ON West Front.
Order Issued They VIII Not Be
Treated as War Prisoners.

Washington. Nov. 15.-"Republic''
is their password, and hundreds of
German troops are surrendering vol
UNFAIRLY on the west 'front.' the Amer
lean government is semi-officially in
formed.
These surrenders are the result of
the French governments follow up
campaign since Democratic German
appeals were showered over the
German lines from allied airplanes.
Those surrendering do so with the
understanding that they are to be
treated not as enemy prisoners of war
but permitted to work for a German
republic.
THE advocates of a republic of
Germany" said a report to the Amer
lean government, who are conduct
ing a brilliant campaign from the Sc
curity of a neutral neighbor state, are
distributing among German homes
and thru the German armies this i'm
portant information:
j. Let Republic be your password
to the tomrades on the west 'front.'
We have secured the issue of the
following general order to the French
army-'Whoever surrenders himself
and gives the password Republic
will not be treated as an enemy pris-
oner of war. If he desires he will be
permitted to work with us and with
our countrymen in the same cause,
for the freedom of Germany
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-15

ures will be War and Eternity"
Among other attractions will be the
birthplace Of Robert Burns, Hagen
backs animal show, suffragette police
force, etc.
Ultra Luke has been notified that he
has been made lieutenant in the Tenth
field artillery of the regular army. MIR.
Luke is a K. L. man, and a Topeka
high school student. He has been in
tute, Washington, D. c., his duties
taking him to Norway, Sweden and
other northern countries. Mr.. Luke
received his appointment without the
usual examinations
Notes and Personals.
Tom Neiswender was in from Kiro
today.
Ed. Brown of Granville has bought
a new Ford.
The street cars were held up this
morning for about 20 minutes at the
L. P. crossing A broken coupling-pin
on a r. l. freight train was the cause
F. E. Gates, state rural superintend-
ent of Sunday schools, will make an
address at the East Indianola school
this evening at o'clock. All Sun
day school workers and officers on the
North side are asked to be present.
Mrs. Rome Colvin of the Union Pa
cific hotel visited friends in Perry the
first of the week.
DR.. Edmund J. Kulp will make an
address at the Indian Creek Grange
hall Friday evening at o'clock for
the Y M C. A. war work fund.
DIR. and Mrs. c. H. Thompson and
daughters, Beth Louise and Jane Max
inc, of 1915 Jackson street. have re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Junction City.
Capt. Art Hargiss of the home
the North side TO-DAY
buying rifles for his company.
J. w. Wilson and father, of Wa
keeney, Kan, have rented the proper
ty at 1905 Logan street, and will make
their home there.
william Harris, of Scranton. was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-15

visiting at the E. L. Candy home, East
Sixth avenue. Miss Candy is en- route to
Denver
The Missionary society of the Third
Presbyterian church held their monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs,
Sarah Brown and Miss Floy Higgins as
hostesses. Mrs. Massey gave a very in
teresting letter written from Mexico and
ia this country. The guests included Mrs.
A. J. Alexander, Mrs. J. B. Norton, Mrs.
w. L. Brian. Mrs. Ella Tichnor, Mrs. Adel-
ia Black, Mrs. Ragsdale. Mrs. r. E. Massey,
Mrs. W. Il. Root, Mrs George Holden, Mrs.
George Flintham. Mrs Mary Weese, Mrs.
Ripple. Mrs. sheffield; Mrs r. spurloek,
Hill, Mrs. Kate Hays, Mrs. F. Park, Mrs.
S. r. Anderson. Mrs. Grace Ash, Mrs. Har-
riett Gilyeat, Mrs. A. A Kaye, Mrs. J. s.
Griffing and Mrs. H. l. Ellenberger-
The Study class Will meet Thursday
an all day meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-15

There will be preaching services at IL
o'clock Sunday morning at the Belvoir
land, of Granville, will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], II; Featherstin were
host and hostess Wednesday evening to
the member of the L. s. c. club and
their husbands. The affair was a weinie
roast. The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
X. V. Bewles, Mr.. and Mrs. A Checksfield,
Mr. and Mrs Mark Whitfield, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Goldsmith, Mrs. Pruett, Mrs.
NJ. T. Jorgenson. and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Mrs J. NJ Jones, Pennsylvania and
Wabash avenues, will entertain Friday
afternoon for the Vesta club.
Mrs. George Christopher, $40 East Locust
street has recovered after being ill.
The FL. D. club members and their hus-
bands We're guests at masquerade party
given Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A o. Harper, Quincy street
Their guests were; Mr.: and Mrs; G. L;
Mrs. ]. W. Feldner, Mr.. and Mrs. c H.
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Kaye, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. ". c. Shaw, Mrs. J. L.
Lewis, Mrs; c. G. Buehrer, Miss Margaret
. Shaw and Mr.. Lowell Harper. Mr.. Taylor
was awarded first prize for the best COS
tune.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvihill, 721 Jefferson
street has gone to Kansas City to visit
relatives and friends several days.
tend the K. U.-Nebraska football game
to be played at Lawrence, Saturday af-
Mrs John Murphy has returned to her
home. 40 Larsh avenue, after spending
several days in Melvern, Kan She was
called there by the illness of her sister,
Mrs. VIII Cramer.
Mrs. E. P Durkee is recovering after be-
/. ing quite i'll at her home, rs Branner
Mrs. Walter schein. 225 Taylor street.
had as her guests Wednesday members of
the Golden Rod Card Grub. They were
Mr. Frank Norris, Mrs. Harry McNair,
Mrs Henry Huber, Mrs. Clarence Fair
child Mrs J. J. Williams, Mrs C E.
Hammond, Mrs. Harry Applegate, Mrs.
Roy Bunds, Mrs A. p Wolff, Mrs Claude
next meeting of the club viii be with Mrs.
A P. Wolff. 929 Madison street, Wednes-
/ day afternoon November p.
Mrs. A B. Anderson has returned to her
home in Canadian. Texas, after visiting
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Massey
i Miss Ada Candy of Springfield, No, Is
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Miss Ruth Sund and her brother, Mr.
Hubert Sund, left Wednesday for East
Las Vegas, n. Mex. They were called
there by the death of their brother, Yer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lemar, Green
street, had as guests Thursday, Mrs. G.
N Mayes and daughter, Anna of Bishop.
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mayes, 2ss Forest
avenue, are the parents of a daughter,
born October 10.
DR. c. E Gossard and two daughters
and Miss Elsie Smith have all returned
spending several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Leach, 2T6 Forest avenue.
Mrs. Charles Wairafen, East Sixth ave
nue. was recent guest of Mrs. Frank
Walrafen, Green street
Elwood Lesson is i'll at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Lesson.
Mrs. J. B. Spfckelmire, Winfield ave
nue. is expected to return soon from
Kansas City where she is visiting her
Mrs. Fred Cooper and Mrs. william
Gooden entertained Wednesday afternoon
at Mrs. Cooper's home, for the members
land Christian church Their guests were !:
Mrs. Elizabeth Rhinehart, Mrs. Grace Ed
wards, Mrs. Earl Heller, Mrs. George An
derson, Mrs. Morris Anderson, Mrs. Floyd
Arthur Taylor, Mrs G. G. Horne, Mrs II.
c. Smith Mrs. d. NJ Rathbun. Mrs. C. NJ
Reaugh. Mrs. Paul Mackey, Mrs. c. FL.
Lingo, Mrs. Mary keeney, Mrs. Hunter,
December u, will be held with Mrs. @. @.
Mrs. ]. A Richardson. Winfield avenue
has gone to Clinton. Mo. to spend sew
eral days with her daughter. Mrs George
F. A. Brigham. Winfield avenue is re-
covering after being I'll at his home since
last Saturday.
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looking after business interests on the
North side today.
George Emily, of Burlingame, was a
visitor to North side friends today.
Dan Markham, of Colorado, IS VISIT
ing friends and relatives in North To-
peka. Mr.. Markham is an old resi-
dent of this community.
Mrs. H A Lepper and little daugh-
ters Fara Margaret and Martha Jane,
of Oakland, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Lepper's sister, Charles Suit, OF
1927 jackson street.
Judge West, of the supremecourt,
will make an address at the Lyman
school house this evening in the IN
terests of the Y. NJ. c. A. war work
fund.
Miss Ruth Carver, primary teacher
of Rochester school, is holding classes
four nights a week at her home IN
Rochester for the benefit of those I'M
able to attend high school These
classes cover high school work and
pupils finishing the course are given
high school credits.
Mrs. Mary Golf, of Meeker. Colo,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. F. Bridge, of 1920 South Buchanan
street, will leave tomorrow for Flor
ida, where she will be the guest of
her son during the winter.
A. NJ. Petro. the Druggist.--Adv.
Mr. Wilcox, engineer at the Inter-
Ocean mills, was taken suddenly sick
this morning while at work. He was
taken to his home but the nature of
the attack was not learned.
Golden Rule lodge, No. 80. will
initiate candidates Friday night at
their hall, Oil Kansas avenue, after
which a supper will be served.
Mrs. H F. Pratt and Mrs. c. L.
York, of Rossville, are in town today
visiting friends.
M J. Mix of Tecumseh, suffered a
stroke of apoplexy at s O'Clock last
evening, and his condition is serious.
Mr.. Mix is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Allen, of 1908 Jackson street Mrs.
Allen has gone to Tecumseh to be with
her sister
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-15

The Friday night programs which have
been given at the Railroad .tY" have been
given to packed houses. The entertain
ment Friday evening will be by the three
May sisters, Miss Ruby, Eva and Miss
Ethel May. The numbers are as follows
Trio, "How's Every Little Thing in Dixie -
the Misses May; solo,, Indiana Miss
Ruby May; reading, Il Amt Afraid of
COLLINS" Miss Ethel May; violin solo,
Souvenir" wienawsky, Miss Eva May
vocal solo, Ching Chong,' Miss Ethel
May; trio, "Coaling Up in Colon Town -
the Misses May; song, Lets All Be Amer
leans Now the Misses May. The ushers
will be Miss Grace Butts, Miss Ida Bremen
and Mrs. Arthur Hitler
Mrs. E. 0. Winters and son Arthur have
spending several days with Mrs A. L.
Thorpe and family.
George Krigline of the machine shops
is slowly improving after suffering three
weeks with a broken leg and crushed
ankle. The accident was caused by pilot
falling on Mr.. KrigIine
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones are changing their
residence from sos Jefferson street to Scot
land avenue. Mr. Jones is an employe OF
the machine shops.
Mrs. George Mckee and little daughter
Gretchen, have gone to Burden, Kan, to
visit Mrs, McKee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Sawyer.
J. w. Gibbon. Jr., night round house
Charles Laird spent Thursday near OZawkie
On a hunting trip.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


MANIFESTATION agents. station agent
helpers, rate clerks, demurage men, cash
iers, telegraph operators, ticket clerks
yard clerks, railway work, salary $5o to
800 month; laborers ship to Wyoming.
s. % day and board: experienced railway
firemen; sWitchmen. brakemen. Eurman
Labor Agency, LOG West Sth.
WANTED-50 corn huskers: % farm
hands; farm couple, $40 mo-: dairy hand,
$65 no.; cooks, $50 mo-; camp COOK 500
mo-; laborers, carpenters, % cents hour:
mo-. dishwashers. Furman's Labor Agency,
Jog West Sth.
WANTED-Grocery clerk and meat cutter
combined, SIS week; carpenter helpers
soc and 40c hour; End cook; fry COOKS
arm walters kitchen helpers. Furman
Labor Agency, 106 West Sth.
WANTED-Men for bridge work, SOC to
zoe per hour. The Topeka Bridge & Iron
Company, 100 West 9Th street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grocery clerk and
meat cutter, salary SIS per week. Ad-
dress Grocery Clerk, State Journal.
WANTED-Men and boys at Taylor.s
nursery east of S. F. shops. Phone 1900
or 1892
WANTED-Men for bridge work. SOC to
4ec an hour. Topeka Bridge & Iron Co.
109 W. 9th.
WANTED-Boys 16 and over kaw Pack
age Manufacturing Co., Curtis and
WANTED-Bell boys for out of town
Apply Fred Harvey, Santa Fe station
WANTED-Boy over 16 for messenger
work. Apply at Journal office.
WANTED-Man for general farm work or
dairy. Phone 80 XII