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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-17

present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
T. Wilsie. Miss Geneva Seybold. Miss
Minnie Macauley, Miss Ruth James.
Miss Frieda Klein. Miss Claudia Capps,
Miss Helen Scott, Miss Florence Cook,
Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Althea Wede
and Miss Su:herin.
X X X
Mrs. p. p. Womer. acting presi-
dent of the Woman's Rota club, Will
entertain the club at complimentary
home, on the Washburn college CAM
pus. After the dinner, a program
will be given by the following mem
bers, each speaking on her own line
of work: Mrs. E. G.. Marshall, Miss
Josephine Herren, Miss Ethel Grant
and DIR. Anna Foy. Music will be
furnished by Mrs. p. H. Adams and
Miss Helen Phipps.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. j. p. Davis and his daughter,
Mrs. c. G. Colburn, have returned
from Florida, where they spent the
winter.
Mrs. w. w. Strickland has gone to
Hutchinson to be with her people dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Strickland. who
has left on a business trip for Wash
ington. ID. c.
DR.. Lillion Malone, osteopath. Clio
Mills Building.-Adv.
Mrs. r. G. Herrick has returned
from Manhattan. where she visited
her daughter, Miss Sarella Herrick,
who is a student in the Kansas State
Agricultural college.
Mrs. A. b. Jetmore is expected to
return in a few days from Denver.
Colo, where she is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. c. Mulroy
Mrs. Arthur Henderson and Mr. H.
l.. Shirer will sing a duet Sunday
morning at the First Congregational
church and Mrs. Henderson will sing
solo in the evening.
Judge Hugh Mcfarland has gone
to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, to remain
over Sunday.
w. A. McCarteI. d. D. S orthodon-
fist. 7O9 Mills Bldg. prevention and
correction Of irregular teeth only. -
| Adv.
Miss Lou Graves will leave Tues
day for her home in San Diego, after
! q visit OF a few weeks to Mrs. Frank
Burrow.
Mrs. A d. Walker of HoIton is
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Walker
Miss Ethel Andrews of Pasadena
Cal, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Andrews.
Miss Maude Hulse has gone to Lin
coin, Nebraska, to visit her sister. Miss
| Mary Hulse, who is student in the
Nebraska university.
| Jane and Marcia Mills are i'll with
measles at the home of their parents
| DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Mills
| Mrs. Terrence Ewart and her little
| daughters are visiting Mrs. E. w
GRANGER of Leavenworth.
Miss Gertrude Reed has returnet
from Omaha, where she visited hel
brother. DR.. Stanley Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smithies O.
Chicago, are the parents of a daugh
ter whom they will name Katherin,
Jameson. The baby is named for he
aunt, Mrs. George Burpee of New
York, formerly Miss katherine Kellan
of Topeka. Mrs. Smtihies was Mis-
Louise Kellam.
Miss Alice Meade is the guest o
! friends in Fort Worth, Texas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-17

(From an Identification photograph
taken in London.)
DR.. Summer Everingham of New York.
formerly of Topeka, who has rem
dered hospital service in the war
districts of Europe.
After his six months service there,
be went to Serbia to the border hos
pital. There, austrian captives were
kept as servants. Doctor Everingham
says that one of the noticeable facts
in that place is the total lack of any
Ill feeling between the Austrian and
the Serbian soldiery. While he was in
Serbia. he and some of the nurses
made inland trips away from the hos
pital to hold clinics and give medical
and surgical treatment to the inhab
itants in surrounding towns. They
found time to do this between battles,
when the hospital was not filled with
the wounded. The gratitude of the
people he found one of the best recol-
iections of his foreign experience.
DR.. Everingham is a graduate of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-17

One of the new teachers in Topeka
who has done remarkably well in her
department in the short time she has
been connected with it, is Miss Mi
nerva Hall of the music division of
the high school and also instructor
in public school music in Washburn
college.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12
MERELY A PART
OF OUR SERVICE
Below Is Your Number That
Will Be Used in Drawing
at Washington, d. c.
Selections Probably Will Be
Made Within a Week
= or Ten Days.

In accordance with our policy OF
setting the pace, The Democrat
prints below list of those Seward
county men who are subject to the
draft, together with the number to
be used in the drawing at Washing
ton, D. C. 1t is printed merely for
the convenience of our readers and
we suggest that you keep it for fu-
ture reference. 1t is probable that
you'll get chance to use it within
the next week or ten days.
The list follows:
Howard Isaac Pennington.
2 Grant Herschel Weber.
8 Thomas Everett Higgins.
Eugene Franklin Pile.
5 Leland Asher Nelson.
6 Roy Vernon Pile.
Lee Everly Erlewine.
8 Frederick Irl Chapman.
8 Charles Edwin Ludwick.
10 Thomas Vivian Harvey.
IL Elijah Winfield Wright.
IL Jess McCoid.
10 William Henry Augerot.
IA John Bernard Loomis.
Is R. J. Carr. ..4
16 Tom Pinkerton.
II Rosie Ray Carr.
18 Charley Maxwell.
10 Raymond Blaine Lockard.
20 Robert Andrew Bishir.
81 Clarence Leo Higgins.
% Judson Thurgood Knowles.
23 Elmer Ray Chapman.
"a James A. Handy.
20 Ralph Earl Rhinehart.
26 Rex E. Benson.
81 Noah Stoll.
20 Ritter M. Trembly.
20 Carl G. Hoffman.
80 Edward D. Lingo.
81 Walter Leo Stateler.
80 Howard E. Nelson.
33 Bohne Rickers.
"a Myron w. Nelson.
35 Peter H. Wedel.
SO Edwin j. Guldner.
81 Jake M. Dufeld.
38 Ellis E. McReynolds.
80 Porter A. Kirk.
40 Arthur L. Handy.
Al Clarence E. Andrews.
AZ j. Raymond Mcclure.
AZ Elonzo r. White.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12

244 Oscar Eugene Robbins.
l245 Walter Clyde Fuller.
I246 John McMalone.
247 Charles Martin Tucker.
248 Chris w. Buchfink.
249 Willie Thomas Canon.
$50 William w. Nelson.
1851 George Washington Taylor.
1852 Emmit r. Smith.
253 Samuel Henry Oetinger.
1854 Frank j. Fair.
255 Ebert Walton Edwards.
256 Collie Sanders Terrell. \
257 Will Rein.
258 Thomas Ruby Sidener.
259 William Arthur Campbell.
260 William Henry Cummings.
261 George William Motley.
262 Cyrus Dale Wells.
1853 Aaron Hilman.
264 Frank Rinaldo.
265 Arley Bunton Christy.
266 William Wright.
267 Sidney E. Dennis.
268 Robert E. Barbee.
269 Ernest A. Farmer.
270 'Othar w. Stapleton.
|271 Gurrey Kyle.
|272 Clyde Leathel Atha.
|273 William A. Tansey.
274 Ralph Creedon.
275 Shelby Corzine.
|276 John Martin.
PIT Thomas Donald Bell.
278 Earl T. Walker.
279 Leroy Rhea.
$50 Ole Edward Sewall.
t281 Peter G. Ratzloff.
282 Henry v. Tucker.
.283 Fred M. Lydick.
284 Harold Noble Jones.
'285 Alfred Duncan Harris.
286 James Franklin Oetinger.
287 Joseph Edward auckland.
2sS William Roy Donney.
289 Charles P. Lorenz.
200 Ernest S. Coffroth.
291 William Henry Farmer.
292 Roy Shelton.
293 Frank Raymond Kennedy.
294 Cecil Harvey Easley.
295 Chester Martin.
296 Grover c. Tucker.
297 Jesse H. Mershem.
298 Marion L. Hayes.
299 Claud F. Hoffman.
900 John C. Lust.
sol William Howard Watts.
302 Walter Martin Pysher.
800 Charles George, Simms.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12

A Henry j. Koehn.
45 Floy c. Louthan.
46 Amos Longacher.
AZ Ezra B. Eikleberry.
48 Frank E. Dufeld.
40 Hobert N. Lille.
so Arthur M. Andrews.
81 Clarence Leslie Rexroad.
So Carl C. Akers.
So Ben L. Rickers.
81 Jonas Lawrence Thompson.
55 Berl Risley.
Sc Melvin C. Hicks.
81 David H. Koehn.
SO Code j. Frank.
SO George Dodge Ormiston,
60 John H. GRADER.
81. Paul Edgar Thompson.
62 George VanNatta.
SO Earl j. Rose.
81 Homer l. Sharp.
65 Herbert C. Brisendine
&c Ben H. Smith.
81 James H. Ormiston.
68 Samuel L. Chase.
SO Ralph E. Hickman.
70 Thomas M. Kirk.
II Joseph ]. Jones.
~ David R. Green.
70 Benjamin H. Snyder.
IA Gustav A. Bayha.
75 Leroy Gully.
76 Lawrence E. Warden.
n Carl M. Bible.
78 Harrison H. Schrader.
70 John W. Dufeld.
80 George Evart Sharp.
81 Lawrence Albert Perry.
so Fred Otis Grimsley.
SO Charles Crucher Dickerson.
"a Emmett Samuel Wilgus.
IS Lee Buford Wood,
SO Wiley Risley.
81 Jesse Frank Lofland.
SO Charlie Louis Stafford.
80 Frank Carrall Bradley.
80 Harry Emf Thompson.
81 William Edward Nelson.
go Jessie Ornel Pointing.
SO Wilburn Wailen Risley.
"a Austin j. Lancaster.
So Doris Benton Waterman.
SO Willis Edward Lofland.
81 Price Jones Davies.
SO James Butler Wood, Jr.
80 George Edmond Light.
90 Harry Lee Monroe.
OIL William Robert Brier.
OF Bishop Amos Jones.
O3 Clarence Albert Mahan.
GA Alva Lauderback.
O5 Thomas Elias Thompson.
O6 Herbert Benton Coffelt.
OF Charles Wesley Lusk.
O8 John Wilson Wood.
90 Clarence Earl Bottorf.
10 Ralph Baldwin Stapleton. .
II Gustav Kruger.
IL Carl Rickers.
10 Dwight Swink.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12

S13 Harlem Albert Hodges.
Sl4 Lee Jacob Orth.
315 Samuel Arthur Miller.
316 Walter Joseph Krohne.
317 Tom Glenn Horton.
31S Frank Ulysses Robbins.
319 Charles David Taylor.
800 Don J. Martin.
321 Harold Smith Sutton.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12


1873 Leonhart E. Engleskircher.
139 Halkaie P. Wedel.
14O Joseph W. Vlazny.
141 Grover Leslie Coffman.
142 Carl j. Koehn.
143 Henry L. Jantzen. H
144 David Bartholomew Rutter.
las Ralph Bennett.
146' Irwin Hugo Cook.
I147 Charles Lindsey.
las Sherman Lester Bloxom.
lac Lewis Earl johnson.
I15O Lloyd L. Schmitt.
Isl Joseph McGinty.
1852 Clarence H. Money.
I153 Fred Alfred Tucker.
1874 Herbert McNabney.
155 Loren Skinner.
|156 Ray R. Swink. s.
I157 Verne ]. Hodge.
|158 James Martin McNabney.
159 William T. Wear.
100 Isaac W. January.
l161 Farlie H. Minor.
l162 Amos Merle Anderson.
1853 Roy R. Spain.
LEA Francis E. Franklin.
les Ople Oren Rowan.
l166 Wilbur H. Sloan.
l167 Claude Cox.
1853 William R. Hoeckendorf.
l169 Rexford S. Joseph.
ITO George E. Overly.
LII Howard Lee Davis.
liz Ross Fraim.
LIS Gilbert Thompson.
liza John Thompson.
l175 Charles Elmer Michael.
l176 Floyd Alvin Albert Pearcy.
liz Augustus William Edison.
LIS Ernest Eugene Jennison.
lie Vergne Roswell Harnden.
l18O James Oscar Allen.
ISL Andrew Schmidt.
l1S2 James Chairman.
1873 Oral D. Davis.
lisa Lewis C. Thompson.
l185 Frank Horn Betz.
l186 Charles Albert Buchanan.
I187 Roy Buford Steeley.
I18S Ralph Samuel Groves.
I189 Jesse Easter Reason.
leo Luther Franklin Cox.
l191 Leslie Royal Holland.
1872 James Howard Carson.
1913 Chester William Black.
1914 James Harris Sealey.
1876 Patsy John Gleason.
1876 David Charles Wallace.
I197 Raymond Albert Fraim.
les Jesse Floyd Lambert.
Ice Leondis Ralph Martin.
200 Earl W. Graham.
POI Harry Fuller.
2O2 Edward Herman Brier.
2O3 Roy Wlford Headrick.
2O4 Peter D. Smith.
'2O5 James Irwin Gilbert.
2O6 August Carl Schmitt.
2O7 Lewis Francis Veerkamp.
208 Albert Dwight Stafford.
200 Charles Orville Davis.
21O Irwin Alexander Grabeel.
211 Gordon G. Easterly.
212 John Arlie crothers' ~
213 Fred BERTHE Orth. =
214 Roscoe Jofa Carson.
215 Elmer Franklin Folmer.
216 Oscar Carl Happier.
PIT Henry B. Smith.
21S Thomas Glenn Peterson.
PIE John Henry Pinegar.
.22O Andrew Jackson Baxter.
.221 Edward Lewis Craft.
|222 Glenn Edward Walden.
|223 Gordon Earl Sage.
|224 Frank Elmer Peacock.
|225 Irwin r. Nichols.
226, Clyde Jesse Williamson.
|227 Frank Edwin Stuck.
228 Asa Warren Smith.
229 Irvan Rhonald Cladfelter.
I2SO Arley Russell Atha.
|2S1 Guy Orville Lower.
232 Ralph BARLEY Erlewine.
|233 William Lee Cox.
234 George Washington Gentzler.
235 Earl Franklin Fuller.
236 Smith Hinkle.
297 Ralph Clinton Hays.
! 238 Clarence Rowland.
239 William Albert Craig.
24O Clarence Albert Rowe.
241 Edward Ray Tregallis.
242 George hester Sherwood.
l24S Donald a. Grace.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-07-12

304 Austin Follett.
305 Bert s. Garfield.
S06 Eugene G. Franklin.
BOT James Owen.
308 Orville James Wilkins.
800 Samuel Floyd Todd.
$40 John Raymond Wood.
81 Oscar Robert Houchen.
312 Clifford M. Keith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

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Morris IN glbreoe Itelltc idlloB id) peIter,
Dab iic ibn in Der 3wiidcn5eit geicDcn
bate. = ss
so pirO'S iein," rief @enoIetof, nit
Der Sano atf oclt Gid idloaen0 aus.
s@obrideinlicb bat er ic bcnod)rittigt, ,fie
bat ibn beiidlt, babel iogtc er ibr alles ooer
einen Seil Der gBdbrbeit, uHO ipieocr bers
ilDte iie, ibm bei5uiteben. &ore, airf ic6
CLAUDE, iie ipuroe 5ii Dem 9epcbe 0ielcS
fleinen Sdurfen Sode gei!ern o6enO genaiI
10 bcrlodt mie iie 3um 9eftfe 6iunes IN
Der Wior0nadt oerleitct puroe, obne SIT
piiIen, Inn mas es iiA eigentlid banOle,
unO iie ging bin, Ieoi9Iicb in Dem Ounflen
@efiible, ,WorriS 5u idDiibcn ofne aber ielblt
iiber allies oltfgetldrt 81 iein.~
o@ielleid5t bait Oh reft, ober ooOon,
Dab iie Dlorris geicben bat, babe id) MIDI
iiber5eigt Oeri id itattctc ibr belite frii6
einen 8eiu9 ob na6oem icb mir i'll Ger
9idbe oieie 8crfleioung alsStalicncr bereit.
gelegt bate. Sn Der llnterbalhmg lieB i6
fallen, Dab MorriS' 8erited cntoedt moroen
iei. g9os iCb poranSiebte traf ein falm
iDar icj fortoegnngcll, flibr iie i'm 9liito 0a.
BON, i'm i'm 81 mnrnen, lin0 i6 folgte per-
fleioet Didt binterber oif Dem D}otorrao. 2
g(ibtor'airf er5dbltc MIN ichi glbentener,
noroilf @enoleton itirnrltn5clno bemcrfte: /:
sic bobcn iid alio olirdJ Signole peritGu-
oigt, uno ole Sonoi6ube, Die iie obii6tlib
o,,F So,. Gan Sff,,Sn f,IIr,, Iior S;o,,to,, So
81, ibr ole glntport 81 iI6ermitteln; nlf
Dem 0iiidmege bat iie geton, ais benerfe ie
oen Gerlnit ibrer SonoiAube, lit 5uriidge-
fobren iuo bat iie ugefimoen~ ino 5ugleid]
Die glntiport @on3 idloit saiiSgnoddtl"
glibton.airf reicbte linn oas @lott, oif
6enl er Die @otiAaft oes 0errn Nlorris ab-
geidrieben bate
5,Eobtn 9fangnoip, las Benolcton ,ipic-
ser gebeiple 8eiden2 ? Soer lit 0as Elm Ni0n.
acrhame2"
oSo6ill flmet iriih" cripi0erte 9libton-
airt. ~aber 9lauauow fait QrientaliiA Ga
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lit elmer 6euersbunit 5lm 0pier gc-
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bel Der @ntOedrng OeSiel6cn einen
groben lImiang augenommcn. Ter
Scucrihein fonntc meilcnDeit inn
llmtrciie ocie6cn mcrocn.
Gic glfooemie lit ciucS ser Gltciten
Gr5iebungS Snititiltc I'M Goiutp,
mclheS So6re lang bon scr frii6cr
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wo6nt lmter6olten purOc. 9luBcr-
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