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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Giinghams and
White Goods

27-inch Apron Ginghams in
assorted checks in blue, green,
brown and black. A quality
worth IL " C, at yard-9c
32-inch Dress Ginghams, good
assortment of patterns. Buy all
you want Acorn Day at cents
a yard less than today's cost to
us. Yard-12 &c
36-inch White Linen. three
different numbers, suitable for
waists and dresses. Csc quality.
at yard-45c
36-inch White Linen, repp
weave; a good weight for skirts.
Excellent value at Use a yard.
Acorn Day-5Oc
About 20 pieces of plain and
fancy weaves in white goods.
Regular 29c to 39c qualities, at
yard-19c
36-inch Longcloth. nice me-
dunn weight at less than today's
mill price. Bolt of ten yards,
for-$1.0O
19X38-inch Hemmed Huck
Towels, good weight, q linen
These are 35c towels, but have
a hotel name woven in them and
for that reason you can buy
them at, each-2Oc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
WILLARD IN TROUBLE
Kansas Champion and Managers Take
Their Quarrel to Court.

New York, June 26.-Jess Willard s
troubles a show man have begun.
Following the split of the Kansas
champion and his managers, Jones
and Curley over Wizards purchase of
the Buffalo Bill Wild West show, SUI
preme court order has been issued to
Jack Curley requiring Willard to show
cause why he should not be enjoined
from giving performances in New
York.
Curley and Tom Jones claim to
have a contract with Willard running
until September.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Fancy Goods

Womcn's Stamped Gowns
simple wreath. butterfly and
basket designs. come with
enough floss to do the work.
$1.00 values, for-75c
Infants Sacqucs-ready made
of cream wool Bedford cord.
stamped in dainty floral patterns
to be finished with scaIloped
edge, 75c values, for-5Oc
Stamped Pillow Cases-36x42
in. cases. night designs with
scalloped ends, good quality tub
ing. 75c values, at pair-5Oc
Pillow Tops with backs, nat
ural linen and colors. some col
lege designs, Washburn. T. I'll.
S. and floral and conventional
designs for outline. Choice of
our entire stock of soc tops with
backs. Acorn Day for-25c
Stamped Bath ToweIs-21x45
inches, pink or blue bordered.
regular soc values, at each-35c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
nottingham Curtains

Three odd lots in white and
ecru, all of them 2 Y yards long.
s125 to $200 values, pair. Csc
IS to s1.00 values, pair. sec
so values at pair. ..... sec
36-inch Marquisette; regular
25c quality in white, cream and
ecru, at yard-19c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Rug Bargains

100 Administer Rugs, 27x54-in.
size. notified centers with fig
ured borders. Special, at each
-$1.95
6x9-ft. Grass Porch Rugs.
$3.50 and $3.50 qualities in
green's and blues, at each-$4.S5
9x12 Administer Rugs. extra
heavy quality woven in one
piece. Fine selection of patterns
and colorings. Acorn Day only,
choice of these s42.50 rugs, at
-S3S so
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Coneoleun Rug Border

1t comes SO inches wide. looks
like oak flooring, two finishes,
golden and fiat finish oak; 300
yards slightly imperfect; regular
soc kind, at yard-35c
New Process Linoleum, 2 yds.
wide; good patterns for kitchens
and bath rooms. 55c value, at
SO. yard-39c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Wash Goods

40-inch Striped and Figured
Voiles; also sport patterns. 29c
and 35c values, at yard-23c
40-inch Voiles in stripes,
plaids and figured effects. 35c
to soc qualities, at yard-29c
36-inch Skirtings in sport pat
terms and stripes. sec and Toe
values, at yard-39c
27-inch Lawns and Printed
Flaxon Tissues; also Voiles in
stripes and floral effects. 19c
and Csc qualities, at yard-15c
54-inch All-Wool Black and
White Skirtings. $2.25 quality
for Acorn Day, at yard-$1.5O
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Other Main
Floor Specials

Ivory Puff Boxes, hair receiv-
ers, large size trays, toilet water
bottles, hat brushes, jewel boxes,
candle sticks with shade and
candle complete; all $1.00 items
for Acorn Day, choice at-S9c
s. to finch wide fancy,
MORE and taffeta ribbons in
fancy stripes, plaids and floral
effects. 25c and soc qualities,
at yard-19c
49, to 27-inch wide Embroid-
cry Flouncings, beautiful pat
terms on wolfe and Swiss. soc to
Use kinds, at yard-35c
Camisole Laces, IS inches
wide, finished with beading, 25c
values, at yard-15c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
NEW WELTER MONARCH.
Ted Lewis Wins Jack Britton's Grown,
in Dayton Bout.

Dayton. o., June 26.-Ted Lewis
wrested the welterweight crown from
Jack Britton, here, winning on a deci-
sion of Referee Lou Bauman from
Cincinnati, at the end of TWENTY
rounds. Britton scored a knockdown
in the last round, but it did not offset
the lead Lewis had won in the earlier
part of the title match.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
BASEBALL TO-DAY.
National League.


Chicago at st. Louis 90. clear. first D. m
Boston at Brooklyn, 2 clear first l 80 o, m
Cincinnati at Pittsburg, cloudy, 3 80 D. m
New York at Philadelphia, ,, clear, first
80 p. IN.
American League.
Detroit at Chicago, ?. clear first 80 D. IN
Washington at Boston, clear, 3 80 p. m.
St. Louis at Cleveland 2, rain, first D. m
Philadelphia at New York, clear, 3 80 D. m
American Association
Columbus at Minneapolis, clear. q p. m.
Toledo at Milwaukee. clear. 3 p. m.
Indianapolis at Kansas City cloudy 3 D. n
No other games scheduled.
Western League.
st. Joe at Wichita. clear p. m
Omaha at Lincoln, rain, 3 80 p. N.
Joplin at Denver, clear. 3 80 p. IN.
Des Moines at Sioux City, clear. 8 80 D. m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26

New York, June 26.-Borrow won
the Brooklyn handicap, nine furlongs,
at the Queens County Jockey club
Aqueduct race course here. Regret
finished second and Old Rosebud
third. Time, 1:49 2-5. Borrow's time
is a new world record for the dis
lance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Cretonne Cushions

$50 cushions filed with cotton
and covered with good quality
cretonne in a nice assortment
of colors and patterns suitable
for the house or porch. Special
-50c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville Cat Kansas City, .....2 Z 0
lily L
Main and Kocher; Mcconnell and Berry.
No other games played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Porch Shades

Bamboo Porch Shades, will
keep out the sun and permit the
air to get in; they keep your
porch cool. 6XS-ft. size worth
regular $3.50, special at-$1 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r. II. f.
New York Cat Phila) ..........O /
Inllauelpn1d "
Anderson and Rariden; Rixey and KILL
fer
Boston Cat Brooklyn ..............2 2
brooklyn IL
Rudolph and Gowdy; Marquard and
Meyers.
Second game
Brooklyn .--..-....--....-...-.4 l.
Tyler and Gowdy; Cheney and Miller.
No other games played.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Curtain Rods. Sc

Brass Curtain Rods, will ex-
tend from 80 to 54 inches; com
plete with brackets ready to
hang, 10c value-5c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia Cat New York; ........O o
Seibold and Meyer; Mogridge and Nuna-
maker.
Second game
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures
New York o
Schaner and Haley; Shocker, Russell and
Alexander.
Washington Cat Boston, ...........4 O
nG 4arner CoIiia and ainsmitb roster
Bader and Agnew and Thomas.
Second game
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Boston 4 L
Dumont and Henry; Pennock and
Thomas.
St Louis (at Cleveland) ..-......6 9
cleveland - 10
Davenport. Park and SEVERED; Covel-
eskie and ONeill.
Detroit at Chicago; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
$40 90 Trunks. $500

10-36-inch Dress Trunks
with tray. Keratol covered:
wood Stats and fiber bound. Reg
ular $1,000 value-$7.OO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Acorn Day" Basement Specials

Guernsey Ware Ffreproof
ombination-Tea Pot, Shirred
Egg Dish, Relish Dish, Handled
oval Casserole, large Pudding
Dish and two Bowls. CT m
$3.50 value for. p A.OO
Crystal Berry Dishes, $1.25
dozen quality, Six for 39c.
got. White Mountain Ice
Cream Freezer, special-S2.79.
Kitchen Garbage Cans at 69c.
Larger ones see up.
Clothes Pins, good quality, A
dozen for sc.
Lace Curtain Stretchers, full
size, all rust-proof nickel plated
pins. Special at-9oc.-
Heavy White Shelf Paper,
yard pieces. Two Pieces for sc.
Decorated China Cups and
Saucers, very neat pattern, $3.50
per dozen quality. Set of Six
for-S5C.
$500 White Enamel Combin-
cites, perfect goods at each
$1.5O.
Parowax-large size bars at
each-9c.
Preserving Spoons-each-9c.
Preserving Kettles, white en-
amel ware, sec size-59c-
Berlin Kettles, white enamel
ware, sec ones-59c.
Family Scale, weighs "a lbs.
by ounces-S1.25.
$500 Aluminium Preserving
Kettles+S1.45.
Jelly Tumblers, per dozen
$50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
White Dinnerware

White Dinnerware
Tea Cups and Saucers, set of
siX-75c.
Dinner Plates, set of six-.5c.
Fruit Saucers, set of six-35c.
Medium large Galvanized
Wash Tubs. special CSC.
Croquet Sets made of hard
wood in strong box-95c set.
Tennis Rackets--$1.00 size
19c.
Tennis Rackets-75c size
sec.
Moth Killer" Cedar Chips.
for woolens, carpets. furs. rugs,
etc. Three ten cent bags for
23c. csc bag for 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26

Framed pictures of OUR
PR ESIDENT." $1.00 vail e
Acorn Day for-69c.
True Blue figure of Uncle
Sans soldier boy, $1.00 value
for-69C.
$3.50 and $500 Covered
Clothes Hampers S1.OO and
S1.5C.
Large size strong Clothes
Baskets, $1.00 and s1.25 ones
S5C
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26

ADDITIONAL SPORT WILL
BE FOUND ON OTHER PAGES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Joplin (at Wichita) .-...........14 IS 0
y
Sanders and Monroe; Lyons, Norman
and Yaryan. H.
Sioux City Eat Omaha .....4 10
Il
Gaspar and Crosby; Merz and Brottem.
Des Moines Cat Lincoln .......... IA IS 1
Berger and Spahr; link, Halla and
Rohrer, Eiffert
st. Joseph Cat Denver) ...5 9 L
Denver .....--.-.-.....7 10 O
Graham, Wright and Moore; Manser and
Shestak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Hosiery and
Underwear
Bargains

Women's black silk plated
hose, all sizes in 29c quality,
at pair-19c
.Children's White Hose, size
only; Csc value at pair-19c
Women's mo. Run" Black
Silk Hose, $1.25 quality at pair
-9Sc
Mems Balbriggan long or
short sleeve shirts and ankle
length drawers, 35c garments in
sizes "a to A, at-29c
Women's "Out Size" Vests.
Our regular 15c quality, Two
for-25c
Women's Vests, regular sizes
worth regular IL Il C for-1Oc
Kayser Union Suits for wom-
en-, French band top, cuff knee,
sec reinforced garments, at.
each-5Oc
Extra sizes in same quality
sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Three Good
Silk Specials
At see Yard

S5c-24-in. Showerproof Foul
ards, at yard-59c
69c-33-in Kimono Silks, at
yard-59c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
At sI.OO ard

S1.5O-36-in. Striped, checked
and figured Taffetas-S1.OO
S1.50-33-in. Sport Shantung
Silks-S1.OO
$685. and 36-inch Sport
Standings, at-S1.OO
S1.25-36-in. Black Shanghai
Silk-S1.00
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
Notion Specials

Carmine Cap Hair Nets,
SEVEN for-2oc
Wire Hair Pins, TWO PKGS.
for-5c
Children's Skeleton Waists
CSC
Csc Garment Shields at pair
19c
West Electric Hair Curriers'
19c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26
At 75c ard

S1.25-33-in. Corded Jap Tub
SiIks-75c
$1.00-33-in. Striped T u b
Silks-75c
S1.0O-33-in. Black Taffetas
-75c
$100-27-in. Medium Blue
Shantung Silk-75c
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gaeidlenite0tr. streif brOht.

Chicago, ST, 27. S1Ii. = Sen
bier etnlouferoen 8abnen 6robt elm
Streit Der 8eidenlteIler, oer ben
8erfe9r lobm5uIegen 0roBt. etud
2500 0eid)enfteller, melde Der Brit
0eridaft Der gabno1geiteIten nage-
66ren, molten SamStag mor9eu an
ben Streif ge6en, neuu tbre 6or.
0erung mad elmer ngei6loiieHen
8erffdtfe@ ni6t erfaat miro. Soa.
ten bic gobnen 6ieie 5oroeruug er.
hiqen, 0roben ebenio biele MlItgIie-
Der Der urlion Der 8eideniteaer,
tDelde Der arbeiters 6ooeration BON
amerifa o~nge50ren. ieoo6 nidt Der
griioeridaft Die arbeit ~nieOer3ule,
gen un0 0ieien noaen iiA ctDa
1900 9tihtunion-8e i6eniteaer an.
idfieBeu. 8ie gabnen iibeu alio =
6iloIid geiproden 5wii6en 5rDet
Stlblen.
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'Japalt tcbt Sd,iffss
SMbIiSicn aMf!
gaafise @cIeeenbsit fir amer.
S6iffa6rt, int Gtillen Gaean
aunfnrrens anf5nneBmeu.

@aIbington 27. Suli.-@dh
reno fif bie nnertfoniide S6iff-
fabrt8beboroe In 5treittgfeiten ge.
.fdQt, ourf meIde Sic 8urffibritng
oes SaiffSbau @rogromHtS Der @e.
.gierltug oer56gcrt miro, bietet lid
amerifaniI6en Ghiffnbrts Snterei.
fen cine nod nitt 0~ageneiene @ele'
genbeit, Den San0elsperfebr I'M 80
.cific tpieoer an iif ST. brin8en.
Ra9riften Slfolge, Die IN 8oib'
ington eingeloufen iino, bat Die ia.
puniihe &egierltng Die Subiioien,
Ole ite iapaniiden &eeoereien be.
5abIt bot, fir Sic Douer 6es Srie-
ges iuspenoiert 9ie omeritantihen
S6iffobrts Sntereiien BADEN es m.
folge oieier llnteritiibungen Ole ben
ISoponern orBer Sen biaiqeren ori-
entoIiIhen arbeitSfr1ften Bu 6ilfe
famen, uno Die iorDobL ben edits.
bauern mie oen 9etriebsgeieaihaf,
ten gerpGbrt nrr0en, in ibrer Son.
'flirren5 NIT ioponiihen I1nterneb.
mun9en iebr idper gebobt. 60
i6uer, Dab es nur untpr Den gr0B-
ten Shmierigteiten mogIid nor, Die
amerifnniihe 6Iagge i~iberbaupt uti
Dem &ocific 3n boItel,.
@bqeieben bon Dem unterihie6
Der 4rbeitstoten Iteben Die omeri.
fantiden @eIeqidoften oen inpani.
iden iest ungefdbr qleidl. Qa6et
bGIt man iett Die Belt fir 9efon.
men, @merito Ieinen QnteiL an Der
&on6eIsIfiffabrt i'm. 6ernen Otter
nie6er3itgetpinnen. or betrrg Bis.
Der MIR etp1 flint Qro3ent, nab.
ren6 Die @n9lQnoer oretBig itno oil
Sopaner mebr oIs fiinf8ig Rro3eni
beberrihten.
Sab man an Der po5ifiihen aiiftI
oie Gtt1tation erfaBt bat, gebt ba
ralts berbor, Dab berIdie0ene 6taa
ten beItrebt fiu6, Sbtffobrts 5nter
efien all ermutigen. Oregon bot EN-
ENHANCEMENT 3u iainer Stoots Ser
foiiung ongerommetL oas Die ct
bebung elmer Steuer ODER Die Ser
mtsgabung bon Bombs boriiebt, be
rem @rtrag our 8nblun8 boz
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California, 10 baiBt es, planel
q6nIide IoBnobH1en, Die 6arnuf be
refnet iino. Sdtffsbau uu6 Sdifi
fabrt inter omerifouiiher 8lagg
i'm @a3ific 81 ior6ern.
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11cIic S1iffsmcrft int
Pambnr9 crrid6tet!

amfter6am q. SaIi. - Gle aG.
geneine MISREPRESENTATION in
Berlin bat pom bom6urgtihen Stoa.
te oas &ett erporben, ouf Der Glib.
incl 6intenpdr0er cine groBe
Shtffsmerft gu erridten aui neld)er
bnptiQdli6 D1otoridiffe gebaut
tDeroen ioQen. Gie ". 6. O. bat Iif
crit Dor tlr5em NIT Der Somburg-
4merifas2inie berbtnoen, mlf elmer
nit oieiar gu g~riin6en0en 8erft Den
8au bon Observation-Disclosures 3l
betreiben, un0 Is nir6 bermltet, oaB
Die Somburg.g lmerifa!2inie ouh Der
neltan @riinoung Der q. 6. @. nidt
ferne itebt.
Der gau bon M1otori6ifferb Der
suerIt IN 0en itotoinobiiden 2dn.
bern in gr0beren g}oBitabe aufge.
nommen tpuroe. bat iia ols iebr
sped6ienIt9 ernteien rnO er bietet
audi BEN oerti6en Sdiffs6au cine
ausfidtsrei6e 8utrnit.
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1ttIitdr5wanG
fir AMsldnScr!

8oi6in0ton, 81. Suli.-Qos e.
n~at8fomitee fir mtlitlrii9e @ngeIe.
qenbeiten bcidIoB bellte e%initimmig,
SEN antrog 0es Senators Chamber.
lain, 9thtburger Ser notionaIen
armee e~in8ureiber, Dem Sennt am
@1ontag CUR iofortigan 4nnohme
3u empfebIer. D}an lit 0ooor iiber-
8eltgt, Dab Der Senat Ben @ntrog
annehmen miro.
Cine 9tilipu Wonn niiroen bier
bon betroffen mer0en. QusIdnoer,
Die feline @urger peroen tounen,
ME Gbineien lno Sapaneien, ftto
ausgeidloien, 0esgIeifen Die ange.
h6rigen Der feit0li6en 2dn6er un6
0eren 8erbiin6eten. Gagegen f6n.
nen Die m6eren 6remoge6oreuen,
nelhe. trob6em iie ein Sabr in
Qmerifa ippbuen, nod feline Shritta
unternommen ba6en. Burger at
neroen, nab benz @ntrag nlisgebo.
ben ner6en. Soils Der Chamber.
Ioin'ihe @ntrog bingeidIeppt per-
Sen ioQte nirO gfcgumber i'm So.
mitee fir oltspGrtige QngeIegenbei.
rem cine obnlide @aiotutiou Elm.
herjhten.
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Bdltuerc kdntpfc on
Ger Champagne Srcnt!
Briten brridttn, Snh es in @prS.
belgien SR elmer srUhen
Gdla6t funtmt.

garis, 27. Suli. Sic Geutihen
baden fiinimat iloipeitIid pon DO.
ronbtuiers (gbdmpagneiront( ange-
eriffan, obne tpeientlihe &eiuItate du
er5ieleli.
2un6on 27. SuIi. Cine oroBe
S6[odt i'm abidnitt Der gtoroiee
I1eint in Der Gutpidlung begriffen
All iein. Gas oortiee gsmaltige
&rommelfeuer lit bier oelttiia Der.
nebmbor; es lit BON berielben @udt,
fuie ienes, Oos benz britiiden Dor.
ftob BEL Meiiinas borau8ging. Sc
0enfals berettet General Saig eiuel
dbnli6en angriff rpie bort Dor. ann
IhIimmiten miitet Der 4rtillerle.
fanpI in Der @egeno bon gdepport.
Ole Geti6en feltern BORT aus @e-
lhiisen ieoen aaltbers: Die griten
ober bleiben bic qntport nidt idul.
big.
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@e6r 8oGe.
9rOSnftiou ioa srh0bt nnb ger'
brand gereselt UerbeH.

G6icago, 27. SuIi. = 8ldue fir
ole Gr6obung ser @oaproouttion
lulo Die &egelung Der porbanoenen
8orrdte mur0en in elmer 8eriamm.
lung beiproden, Die oos itoatIi4e
aomitee fir rationale 8~erteioigung
bier in 8emetnitaft nit 9adern,
8oQparen. 5abrifanten un0 Der
tretcrn intereiiierter Sn6uitrien CD.
belt.
Ole 8eriommlllng tpur0e einberu.
ZEN, INN Ser irrigen Weinrng ent.
qegen5utreter, 0aB Der bi89eriae
8erbrau6 BON 8oae fiir ben &c.
m0bn[ifen geoarf Der Hegierung
Dos erforoerlide Bacterial fir Uni
uno Geden ent5ieben mir.
Sc. @eiter beihdftigte fid Die Der.
iammlung NIT ben hoGen 4reiien
fiir 4ohfabritate.
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Iucitc SHiffsrcmtc
nact Sibiticn!
Die ssahrt fii6rt bnrd bas 6nriidje
Meer nuS baun ben SeHiici-
Strom binanf,

Rcm gorf, 81. SrIt. Sr eint.
gen Sagen miro elm n%elttroler CANT
pier, beIooen nit omerifoniihen $50
rem inn 8ert bon run0 elmer W}iaion
Dollars, unIere @eita6e our 6nbrt
nod Dem peYtIihen Sittrien oers
Iuiien. 0ie Teiie gebt ourd bas
n6rolihe Gismeer, an Ser 3orofitIte
BON Sdne0en, giltBlanO mo gto'
maia Senlia borbei, binein Ing &o'
ride W3eer un6 oont 300 WeiIen
ben Sentiiei.S trom binouf bis gum
Sufen bon Gaidfouo, Der ungefdbr
5000 MeiIen BON Seem gorf e%rtiernt
uno 10 tlein it, ooB er ouf 0en ges
n0bnliden aarten gor nidt oHge.
filbrt erideint. Roh 8oidtona bat
oie omerifoniide 3oGbeb6roe nod
ME Elm Sdiff abfloriert. Bon Sold.
fopo aus miro oie S6iffSienoun9
auf Barren mad Dem 800 M}eiIen
~entfernten arosnoinrsf Ser gsifdf.
tigen &oroeI8itoot i'm Ser5en 8eit-
fibiriens peiterbeforoert.
Der ruIiii6e 2otie Elm 8eteron in
ieinem 8eruf Der Sen Gonlpfer
our6 sic noroIiGen Reere fitbren
Iod, Dir6 i'm bereit8 in Qmeritn BE-
Iteigen. Gie ruIiiids gtegiertrng tlii
ales. I'm Die Sdtffobrt nnd Sibt-
rien bio &oriihes M}eer gu ermogG-
den un0 getpd6rt 3oaob5iige fir olle
@oren meIfe ibren Seq ms Snile'
re iiber Die Gliiiie oh unO SeniIiei
nebmen.
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Wrnh lea Ghrhrrinrrdens.

4otbarine Martin bon 9teo 0ot
bat eegen Den S. %. Bong, friber
in Reo Dat mobnboft, iett je6od in
Council Bluffs iebbaft, cine Sdo.
oeneriastlaee negen 8rli6 6eS Che.
beriprebens eingeleitet ur6 Der.
Iangt oIs goIIom fiir ibre Screens.
Die Sumnte bon $4,000.
Sic bot fir ben Mnnn friiber ais
SausbGIterin aeorbeitet un0 er bot
ibr eeiaet, iobalb er BON ieiner eriten
5roll geidie6en iei, niirOe er Die
4IG9erin beiroten. Ser 8OiGpift
bot iein 8ort jeOod nidt gebolten
ltno iein SaeiSunespro5eB in &enn'
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SonOeIsfammer gum geIten Der
GompanD 8 unb Gonlponb . in
Sofers neiter Garage nbbieIten, oorf
ais Elm GROCER Grfolg beaeidnet uer-
ben. 9bpobl bas 8etter lebr marin
mar, bate fid cine Wlenge EdnaIii.
ftieer ei~ngefn6en. Die anbarett-
ltnterbaItrng fanb ieitens Der SeiI.
nebnter, Oie nidt tdn3en noIten gu.
te aufnobnie. Der finan3ieIle Gr.
trag mar Elm iebr befrteoigen6er.
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Blombt nid6t ait
1itdbencts Cos!

Qou6ou, 27. Sui. = 6rau @ar.
fer, 56peiter 0es 2orb aithener,
ser nit benz S6ladtidiff @nHtpibire
untprgtng, bebarptete belite IN eiletn
int Globe perofeutlihten SnterDietU,
0aB aitfener nidt umgetommer,
ion6ern zines Cages nieoer irgetl0.
mo ouftouheu fperoe. Gle iagt, 0oB
tor 9rtoer Md ausidgen 0erer, bic
BEL benz ~ltntergong Der Saubi9ire
qerettet tu1roen, uift ertritnfen lei.
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Bot iid fir Die G%rridtiue eineS
itGotiiAen Dtorttes erfl6rt. Gs bieb
bisber, bob bic Gambler in @roce-
gegen bic grri9hlnD zines BIZ.
feutlihen Morttes ieien; bod ideint
Dies niht Der SAD 5u tein, oetn Der
SefretEr oes @erbonoes. GER Dob
$nntington, betonte noAOrlfltA,
Dab bic $1nOler aus @aihdfts.
intereiien fir Die Grridtung zines
ieien, bu oerieibe mir for
oerlid fir Sen G~leinbanoeI fei.
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Seine 9rOse6Derlesmna.

gteue 4ntr0ge ieitens Der Hedtss
bertreter Ser Arbeiterunionen, ben
8ro5aB betreffs oes einboltsbefebls
6es @eneraLanDaIts &eeo meeeu
8oreingenommenbeit oes Ridters
2eslie einem anoeren @eritdsbof 81
uberDetien, ipur0en bon oieienI pie.
0erlm obihI1gig beidieoen. Hidier
2esIie erfIdrte, oaB En- dbioIiit nift
geeer bic Arbeiter boreingenommen
lei, IoH0ern geradt urteiLen tuer0e.
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9nr ? a6liefernngen Der 6roters
taglid.

Die grocerie6efber Bielfen am
9onnersfag o6eno cine geriamm-
lung abe In Ser beidloiien mur6e,
oaB iie IN 3ufmft MIR nod 5lpei
ablieferlmgen bon beiteaten 8aren
nusfifaren mitatt bier, ME es Bis
Der Der Sal lit. Dies lift cine 9lrt
Straightforward, Tim Die aus9aben
heruntergtinnei0eui. auh muroen
Sorbereitlingen getroifen fir Den
IempfaHg ltro Bite unterbaItune bon
i25 @roeers aus aanias gitp,
Iuelde 50rtntaa @aite Der bleiiaeH
@roeers iein wer0eu.
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arieasderidte ots 8alhinatun.

8ie 8erihte, ME iie Der 3enior
in 8oibington beroffentIihen IdBt,
geben elm itbr tribes Bib poi, Der
&rieqsloge in europe. G5 miro
geiagt 0oB Die $inoenburg.2inie
niht ourdbrohen per0en Tonne, oaB
Die GuIien in boiler SI1ltt ie.en uro
Die ruiiiide Grnee Der 4ufloinrq
entaeqen gebe. aud Die Tmthboote
iolIen pie0er eintnal tiihtia oufr1lt.
men. liner Senior in 8oibington
lift fein 70 h0ier 0tenid, er bat
mandmoI iebr Iitte moniente.