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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02


Mr. and Mrs J. c Puett who make their
home with their son, VIII Puett, 1905 Gree
ley avenue, will commemorate their golden
wedding anniversary Friday. Their chill
dren will come from various parts of Kan
sas and the west to attend the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Of Newman will
come Tuesday to spend some time with
their daughter, Mrs Lichtenstern. 435 Chan
The Violet Club will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A Doyle, 101I East
Fourth avenue. as hostess.
Mrs. J. W. Upper. East Crane street sis
visiting her daughter. Mrs. H. g. Shelton
Shelton was formerly Miss Maude Upper.
Vernon Lichtenstern is recovering after
being i'll two weeks at his home
The DoFcas society of the Third Christian
church Will hold an afternoon meering
Thursday with Mrs F. G. Corbin, 900 Eas
Fourth avenue.
The Rev. and Mrs. HalIbert will move
this week to 80 Lafayette street The Rev.
Mr.. Halbert is the new pastor at the Second
United Brethren church
The Rustlers' class of the Third Christian
church viii give a wienie roast at Ripley
park Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs A W Harper Leland street.
entertained as dinner guests recently. Mrs
Emma Snider Mrs NJ. L. Robey and Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. byron stitt. 315 Lake street.
are the parents of a daughter born last
Edward Brown. 4IG Leland street has
spent the past two weeks in Dover on
The Helping Hand society of the Second
Z nited Brethren church viii hold a bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon in -the
church Election Of officers will be held.
4 Charles Weeks Of Los Angeles Calf
was called to the city last week by the
death of his father, DR.. J. Weeks, Lake
street.
+ The Missionary society of the Seward
Avenue Baptist church will meet Will
Mrs G. E Goodrich AIS German avenue
/ Wednesday afternoon The meeting WI,
10 have been held at the home Of Mrs p L
Wolfe, Emmett street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02

pIications for reserved tickets TO the
baseball games here were RENAMED 70
- ser1ders with the explanation that
M more tickets were available
In this connection it is pointed out
that during the baseball season there
are perhaps three hundred thousa no
persons in Chicago who may be
termed patrons at the South SIDE PARK
and who have expressed a desire to
see the series games. The bail park
viii seat approximately $4,000 per
sons, which would indicate that there
are several hundred thousand patrons
of the Comtskey park who are indig-
nant that their money for reservations
was returned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
Nation Would See Ruralist Buy
Million of New Loan.
They Have Made More Than
Amy Other Class of Men.
WALL STREET IN APPEAL
Financiers Expect To Make
Loan a Big Success.
They Believe Money viii De-
eide Issues of War.
BY JOHN MARTHOL.

New YORK, oct Z--WalI street Is
setting the stage to make the next lib
erty loan a big success. Three bill
lion dollars is tidy sum; but this is
a bilIon-dollar country, and with the
financial machinery oiled for the oc-
casion there will be no difficulty in
placing the bonds.
The steady liquidation that has been
going on in the stock market for
months has provided the banks with a
reservoir of cash such as the world
has never before seen, and this money
will find its way into Uncle Sans lap
in exchange for the gilt edge 4 per
cents
Bismarck, who was past master in
the trade of war, said there were three
things necessary to wage successful
war-moneyi money! moneyiA
This is the only country that has
the ready at hand, so by all Bismarck
ian standards the finish of the kaiser
is at hand.
Two More Years War.
The professional warriors look to
see a couple of years more OF slaugh-
ter; but the best financial intelligence
in the street opjne' that the birth of
the new year will see an end of hos
tiIitieS-
German efficiency has provided an
antidote for everything but starvation.
The kaiser has fed his people on
phantom victories until their empty
| stomachs can no longer stand the
strain, and they cry for peace
The other day the bottom dropped
out of the industrial stock market on
the Berlin Bourse- That is a sure sign
that the Berlin bankers know that the
gig in up, and that the game of war
can no longer pay a profit.
The government prices are better
/ hon 70 \
purposeIy made SO by the president so
| as to stimulate production.
Chance for Farmer.
The farmer has not been overlook
ed The governments price for wheat
Will give him profit of $1.41 a bush
| Ell. Being a farmer there is no talk
about sticking an excess profit tax or
him. He will, however, have a chance
to show his patriotism by subscribing
| literally for the next bond output
/ The yeomanry did not do much for
Secretary McAdoo on the last issue
They complained that II per cent was
| just about half what they could get
| for their money at home. Now that
| the secretary has lacked up the inter
| est, they may take a more cheerful
! view of the next loan Washington
/ feels that the farmers of the country
| ought to make at least one billion OF
| the new bonds. Considering the soft
thing they have had for the last three
years, it wouldn't be flea bite to
them.
| In the aggregate they have made
more money than any other class oil
| people with the possible exception OF
| the du Points, and have been taxed
| proportionately less. 1t is time fol
| them to show that there is somethins
| more to patriotism than coming mon.
| ey out of the necessities of the indus.
trial public.
| Once upon a time it was quite the
| thing to pity the poor farmer. How
| about plying the poor workingma1
who has to pay Is cents for a seen
| loaf of bread?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
WOULD SAVE LANGUAGE
COMMUNICATIONS Protest To Save
German Press in c. s.

Chicago, Oct "A communication
was sent to President Wilson today
protesting against attacks upon Ger
man-Americans and demanding pro-
lection for them. following the adop-
ton of resolution at the conclusion
yesterday of the annual convention
of the Illinois branch of the Germa n
American National alliance.
Eight resolutions were adopted in
which all German-Ame orleans were
asked to support the German language
press in its fight against suppression
Resentment is expressed at the activ-
ity of the National Security league and
at the dishonest and foolish attacks
upon the teaching of German in the
public schools
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
REAL GOLD" IN COAL
Pyrite, Ordinarily Thrown Aawy, Rich
in Sulphur, Says GeOIogist.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-The yellow glisten-
ing metal so common in Jumps of coal
known as fools gold" may be turned
into real gold, according to a state
ment made public today by Joseph E.
POgue, state geOlogist. He asserts that
the fools gold" or pyrite, is rich in
sulphur, a substance used in large
quantities for explosives and other
war purposes He urges the mine
owners of the state to turn this sup
posedly waste product into a hand
some profit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02

Enjoy Hfe-feel bully; Don't stay
sick. bilious, headachy, constipated-
Remove the liver and bowel poison
which is keeping your head dizzy, your
tongue coated. your breath offensive,
stomach sour and your body full OF
cold. Why don't you get a 10 or IS
cent box of Cascarets at the drug store
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascarets work while you sleep. You
will wake up feeling fit and fine. Chill
dren need this candy cathartic too.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
"REALLY, NOW

81 can't take that. I must have Red
Cross Ball Blue. I have used it for
more than ten years. My white dresses.
linens and lace curtains are snowy
white. L simply can't do without Red
Cross Ball Blue You will get it? All
right, PHI wait"-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
CORN BUMPER IN NEB.
Estimate $50 Million Bushels and
Frost Danger Now Is Past.

Lincoln, Neb-, Oct. 1.-The Ne
braska corn crop is now past the frost
danger and the yield is a bumper &C
.cording to the Burlington crop ex-
perts report just made public.
The railroads crop bulletin esti-
mates the Nebraska corn yield at ESQ.,
5000 bushels Winter wheat is now
practically all in and the acreage is
exceedingly heavy The stand at this
time is repOrted nerfect
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
SHE HALTS JAIL BREAK
12-Year Old Niece OF Sheriff Heard
Men Saving the Bars.

Pontiac. Ill, Oct mildred
Heavener, 12-year-old niece OF Sheriff
Joseph P Ives. frustrated an attempt
by five prisoners at the Livingsto
county jail to escape early today
From her bedroom in the sheriffs
residence, across a narrow court from
the jail, the girl heard the prisoners
saving at the outer window bars. She
awakened the sheriff who drove the
men back to their cells.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
Al1EN Rows RAGI7'
" THEATRICAL REVIEWS. "a

A more attractive bill than either
of the two offered last week is to be
seen at the Novelty today and tomor-
row It starts with a bang. Haytake
Brothers. japanese, open and give the
bookings a strong impetus at the start.
Haley and Haley appear with popular
mixed songs, the kind that makes the
audience call for more
Will Stanton and company put on a
sl1it called His Last Drop" The
scene is in a cabaret A "souse," his
wife, a cabaret singer who really sings,
and a head bell boy make up the
characters. The sI<it is a comedy and
is good for several curtain calls. Sally
Fields and Charles Conway merge
their act and put the punch in the
climax The offering. in fact, would
be stronger if they left off the opening
as offered by Miss Fields just before
the consolidation.
Hubert Dyer and company offer a
comedy acrobatic act that is possibly
the first of its kind to meet the fun
approval of a Novelty audience this
season The originality injected
keeps those who usually cut" such
acts Il they are last on the bill in
their seats. II. E G.
AT THE MAJESTIC.
The 1917 Vode Revue troupe in
The Soul kiss danced and sang its
way into the hearts Of Topeka thea
ter goers again Monday The come
dy furnished by Fred Ketch and Ray
mond Justice outdistanced all Other
features Of the popular musical tab
loid- The failure of the pretty black
eyed black haired girl 10 appear wai
a keen disappointment Nevertheless
the bill for the first half OF the weel
was q success and large crowds greet
ed each of Mondays performances
The good looks of the girls the excel
lent com edy. the singing and dancing
which sounds and looks well. continu
up to the mark set by the troupe a
its opening performance and whicl
has made the MAJ estic one of the nos
popular show houses in the ~ TIL
company leaves Topeka at the end @
the week The patronage hates to Sc
them go Manager Crawford will hav
a hard time finding their equals
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
MANY FANS "PEEVED'
White Sox Followers Demand More
Tickets to Big Series.

Chicago. Ill, Oct 2.-It costs
heavily in friends to play in a worlds
series, President COmisSy of the Chi
cazo Americans declared today as ap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises 20 to your druggist and get Ounce
OF ParInint double strength. and add 20
IL y pint of hot water and ounces Of
graduated sugar. Take / tablespoonful
four times a day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clegged nOa-
trils should open. breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping into the
throat. II fs easy to prepare. costs little
and is pleasant to take. Any one who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises. should
give this prescription a trial.--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
OAKLAND NOTES

Note; and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. PHI Gratran street
Telephone between s and 10 a. m. 1890:
other hours. 4T51 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland,
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between ) and 10 a. ~, $3.50
other hours 4751 K-2-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-02
SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street,
Telephone between s and 10 4. m. $3.50.
Other hours 4751 K-2-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

SRI. Nnnic Moellcr unb ISM.
Semeper bon Scope fomen lestcn
Sreitag bierber Inn Wtlltter Semeper
bier a~b5l,boler, welde ont ielben Sas
&c bon eineln 9eiud bel ibrer Sofs
ter, Srall Senrp Sdollmeper, in Sch.
belts, gallaipap Gountp suriidgefcbrt
mar. $err Seneper benllbte Die &C.
lesenbeit ieiner Inipeienbeit in Der
Gountpbauptitaot. Inn als &oaoanf'
ieber feline Sabresabredmine NIT Der
Gountp Court al beiorgen.
Or. S. g. 9urf, Elm b%efannter
9iirser bes henodbarten Stdbtdens
&binelano, lit BORT ont lesten Conn.
tag I'M alter bon 60 Sabren aus bic.
fem 2cben eeihieoen. Or. 9urd
mar felt nabc5u 80 Sabren in &binc'
Ianb ais slr5t aniGiiig, no or iid oes
&,lfes zines tiihtigen Irates uno lid,
ollaemeiner Idtung unb 9eliebtbeit
untcr allen Solfsididten erfrelttc.
0ie 9eeroigung fono am Rontag bel
S%torfenburg itatt. Gr binterlaBt
feline Satin ,lnb mebrcre crpadiene
Sobne uno Sohter.
-Senrp 2aneenbere. bon Der obe'
rel, Second Greet mar leste ISOLDE
bier I'M I'M G%ountp9eriht feline
SdluBabredun9 OILS &ooo' Iufieber
ab5ulegen. Scrr 2anaenberg bat
Dent Gountp ieit piclen Sabren oils
tiidtiger uno iadfunbiger &oaoboB
.eeoient. bod bot CT cine 8ieberer.
nenning abgelegt aus Dem @rrnoe,
bab er nun, nafbem er Die friibere
8umpass Sarm bel Wt. Sterling,
bic ipdter in ocn 9eiis bon 8m.
&etbeneper iibereine, gu iebr nit Der
8eaufiidtigung ieiner groBen Sar.
men in aniprud senommen lit. Die
&etbemeper Sarm, Die Serr 9aneen.
berg fir $t6.000.00 eritonben bot,
lift cine Der better in uniercm County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

-Spbn 8. Sopel uno Suit. Bod
boz, Nt. Sterling paren geitern in
@eidGften bier.
-,Sorrp gberlin ipar an, Oiens-
tas bier gu fur5em 9eiude ieiner
Illtter. Sreuno Sarrp lit felt eini-
ger 3eit ols 9remier an Der 500.
8ocific 9abn angeItellt.
-l1nier Commercial Club lit be.
ltrebt llnicre Sarmer 70 bel pie moe-
lid gu ernrltbigen ibren @iehitanb 81
perbeiiern burd bic Organization Jog.
9GIber : Clubs, wie iie in pielen an,
bcren Counties I'M Staate felt lGnae.
rer 3eit eriltiren. Der 3pef Der
Clubs lit Die Sl,gcno auf Scr Sorm
fir before Siebraiien au intcrciiiren.
sluf ginlabuns bes Commercial
Club bot iid @. s. 9ennet, 9airp.
Gommiiiioncr oes Staates Wiilouri
bereit erfldrt mad inherent Gpuntp 81
fomulen Inn ben Elon oes Clubs at
erfldren, porausgeiett oob cine aege-
bene glnaabI Sarmer i'm oar,rm or.
iuden. Ser 2omer 2ittle Berger
Sarmer Club, bat nun bas eriudem
an Scrrn 9ennet geltellt. Dem iid
audi Die 5armer Der anarcn5enbcn
9iitrifte angeidloiien baben. ltno
Serr gennet miro nabrideinIid Ole
fer Gage bierber fommen I'M Die 8or.
februngen fir Die Organization Der
&dlber . Clubs 81 leitcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Norriipn n, 81. 1.

Nit 8eballern miiiien mir berid-
ten bab Srau Srit 9oelline beoenf.
lid erfrunft it uno lpiiniden mir ibr
redt balbiee 8ieoerseneiung.
SRI. Sulia Stollmeper lit bon ct.
2ouis auriidgefebrt unb pflegt cine
Ierlesung am SuBe, melde iie iid in
Der @roBitaot ar,eesoeen batte.
Senrp 1.-THE pelder am &leariip
~erfranft mar, befinoet iid lpieber allf
Dem @eee our 9eiierrrng.
Srau 60. 9radt bcfinbet lid felt
einigen Sagen beiuhsmeile in ct.
2ouis.
Gbas. Seppc uno Samilie pcilen
gegenluGrtig bier gum 9eiuf ibrer
4ngeb0rigen. Sic meroen bemnddit
na6 Irfanias iiberiiebell1, no Ser
9eppe cine Sarm gefouft bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
Yin bic 2eier.

@ir babcn geitern ,tnicrc gan5c
Mbonncmcntenliite rebibirt 1lno fir
olle MISUNDERSTANDING Die bis SIT Die
fem Gage einbe5ablt crcoitirt. Be
pbadtet ous Datum auf DEM Ioreiic.
aettel uno i'm Sale basielbe nif)t nit
benz Gatum a,,f Der letten Quitting
itinmt, bitten mir gefl. uns bcnab'
riften 81, mollcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

faufte, ,nb - iiebe ba - innerbab
elmer @odc fonnte mein Sobn pie.
Der al, feline Irbeit geben."
@lr b~erienige. Der ourd 3ranfbeit
unfabig fir bie @rbeit gemadt muir
De. fam berlteber. mas es beoel,tet.
nieoer on feline Irbeit geben gu f6ns
,,en. Inter iolden l1mItdnoen &c"
minnt Die @rbeit einen telier uno er.
b0bten &ei5. Sorni's Mpenfr6lter
bilft Der Natur bel Der 8ieoerberItel-
lung Ser forperliden S,inftionen uto
ntaht 2eben uno Mrbeit su elmer
Sreuoe. gs lit feline @pctbefermeoi-
ain. 2ofalagenten liefern es, o0er es
fam bireft beaogen perben bon ben
Seritellern, Or. Eeter Sabrnep &
Cons Co., 1876 60. Sopne Ape.,
Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

-Norgen Ibenb Sbeater . Sor.
iteIIung gum geiten Der SOdifuale in
Der Gon5ertballe.
-Senrp grautigam unO 8attin
bon Berger, paren am Montag bier
5u @ait bel 8eripanbten.
-Sulius Sanien begab iid ant
Ssnntag nod ct. 2ouis no er cine
Mutompbil . Sbule bei,,den miro.
Salmon, Gardiner, Stodfiid,
8oIlberinee unb anoere Siidarten,
Die beiten i'm Marfte, BEL
s. s. Selmers.
-5rls. Splpia uno Soa Druid
finb lesten Wontae bon ct. 2ouis
5,iriifeefebrt uno neroen mebrere
8eden bier bel ben gItern pertpeilen.
-8eltellt cure gintrittsfarten fir
Die moreen Mbeno ltattfinoenbe Tbea.
ter. 8oritellung, "Il Wartin's goun.
trp Store." in &uebiger's 8leiber.
1tore.
-glmer &ueoiger. Sobn bes Wto.
belbdnblers unb 2eidenbeitatters,
60. 6. &uebiger, reilte lebte ISOLDE
nod st. 2ouis Inn lih bort OILS Sci
benbeitatter un6 ginbaIiamirer aus.
biIbcn 81 laiien.
60. ). Shultc bat Die 100 Mder
nnfaiienbc Surm in DER Ndbe bon
StonD Sill, nllf mclf)er or felt Ben
lctten 5cbn Sobren als EGdter ipobn.
te, bon DEM Giacntbilmcr @illiam
Sdpllte f1ufli6 iibcrnommeu.
-Sobn Stort, Mgent Der Gbeuro-
let autos bot leBte ISOLDE an Go.
@ifernann bon Sirit Greet cincs Die
fer ausge5eidneten Iutomobile Der.
fanft, unb 5ipar biIbete bieies bas SO.
gbeprolet bas Serr Stort in unierem
County perfauft bat.
s.. s. Sennede. Com Matbefps
unb 8m. Rorres bon SDensbille
iporen mebrere Gage bieier ISOLDE
bier Inn in Der Gountp Court fir sic
Betition CUR 8ilbung zines Special
Roab 9iitriftes fir SmensoiIle uno
llmeesenb gu agitiren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

Wcainnep ct. Souls 8roo at
baben in q. 81. &ubn's SIeii1er.@ Sc.
id6ft.
s. s. Sdinoler lit am Cams.
tag, nod ldngerem 8eiude BEL ieinen
angeb0rigen in Der Smiss Nadbar.
idaft, am Samstag mieoer nod Or.
rid, Wo. 5uriideefebrt.
SRI. gmnta Silent fam am Srei.
tag bon ct. 2ouis bierber gum 8e.
iude ibrer Sdmeiter, 5rau 6. S.
&ippltein. sic reilte am Sonntas
nod @eriailles. SEQ. mo iie in einem
Butpuaren.@ eidGft cine SteIle on.
treten miro.
-Wonroe Sedmann fam Ieste
ISOLDE bon Sefferion Gitp bierber I'M
bel Der SdluBabredn,lne ieines big.
bergen 8ormunoes. Or. q. u.
Smith i'm Nahlabgeribt anipeieno 5l
fem. Monroc lit letten Monat boil.
jGbrig %eeporoen.
-Senrp Seiie If. uno Sanlilie,
bon 5irit Greet iinb noriec ISOLDE
nab nnierer Staot iibergeiieoelt, no
tic in ser friiberen 8aer's SaIle an
Der 2. Strabe, Ole Dor Sabren in Elm
8obneeb1uoe umgeGnbert ipl,roe,
@obnung genommen baben.
SIN ieinem oieie ISOLDE i'm Iad-
laBseridte gebudten Seitament, iest
Ser Dor &l,raem perItorbene @iIlarb
6. &Iinge, feline Satin, Sl,lia
&linge, als ltniberial grbin Elm unb
beitimmt oieielbe als Seitamentspoll.
itrederin obne 9iireibaftsleiitllng.
-Sbep. @raf Sr. neblt Gobter6en
Golettc, bon 8ellepiIle, Sll. par
gnbe LETTER ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier
5u @ait bel Den gltern, iopie TIM als
8ormuno Der minoeridbrigen Ginber
bes BERT. Sobn Sfsner, Die idbrlide
@brednung I'M Nadlatgeridt ab5,1-
legen.
-8aIter 9oemann, nelder mcb.
rere Sabre oils 8erfdufer inn sc.
i6Gfte bes S. 8. Selmers aneeitellt
mar, bat feline Stelle n~ieberseIegt I'm
einen 6bnliden Yoiten i'm 8eiten on.
5utreten. @alter reiite am Sonntag
nod Reip Saben, Wo., Inn borber iei.
men @ltern einen 8eiud obSuitatten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

-Yrof. @iebinsbaeen, Srinaipal
Der Sumbolb S9ule in &anias gitp
mar lesten Sreitag bier LII, in Der
Yrobate Court S6ll,babrednlne
iiber ben @ermoeensbeitanb ieines
mn, groBiGbrig eemorbenen Miin-
bells, armon @iebinebasen, abaule-
gen. Bon bier ans begab er iid nad
Mt. SterIine Inn ieinen grltoer s.
6. @icoingbasen uno anbere Ser
iuanbten at beiuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

Ser Sairplas lift bonn 1. Wtai
1917 bis gum 1. 9sopember 1917 gu
perpadten. 4~ngebote perben entgc.
gensenonrmen bis gum 81. NGr5, 6
llbr Mben6s. Wan nenoe iid an
Hbil. Saeffner, Brdiioent, ODER Soris
Saberitod. Sefretdr.
-auguit 8oblt unb @atti,i tratcn
leste ISOLDE cine &eiie nod Seras on,
mo- Serr 8oblt in Der NGbe bon
electra. cine idOne Tarm beiist.
-s8m. @itte bon Charlotte uno
$. $. Sangenbcrg BON &oiebrb ma,
rem leste ISOLDE bier in 8cihGfts-
iadcn uno millfommene 8eiubcr in
u%niercr Office.
-Srnnf S1neiber, bon Der Smiss
Nadbaridaft. brafte am Sreitag ci,
ne @aeenlaoune Sdmeine bicrber
Die er bier an ben Sdnbler fir $12.75
bas Srnbert perfaufte.
Gin gum tobtladenoes, baltd,'
acknowledgements uno alle 2admls.
feln in 9eiuegung iesenoes 2uitipiel
Gin engliider Sprahe) finbet mor9en
Ibeno in Ser Gon5ertballe itatt.
-aueuit Meper bon Sefferion
Gitp, ipelfer @asconaoe gpl,ntp in
Der 2egislatl,r pertritt, mar iiber
Sonntag bier bel ieiner Softer, Srait
Yrof. Spobrer uno Samilic ollf Be
iud.-@arrenton 8olfsfreuno.
-Ilbert Rubmann nnb Satin
boz, Bah febrten letter. Sonntag bon
ct. 2ollis auriid, mobin iie gereiit
tparen I'M einen Spe3ialiiten betreffs
bes angeeriffenen @eiunobeits3nitan.
oes Der Srau Nubmann at conirl.
tiren.
-2ebrerin Mlbina Seiemann bon
Der Botsbam Sdule uno SRI. Slor-
ence 3Ioiiner, @alter Selb unb ST.
S1mitt, brei ibrer friiberen Sdiiler
tparen an Sreitae unb Sarnstae bier
I'M iif on Dem 2ebrer = Gralnen 81
betbeiligen.
-Simor Stt bon 8eenlont. 6ris
Sdroeoer unb 60. Roblfing bon
@oiebub, 81. 1 befanoen iid letten
Sreitas bier in @eidaften, nno febr'
tcn ont ielben Gage in einem neneit
Serb Iutomcbil beim, Ucl6es Serr
Sdroeoer b,lrt Den Igenten Stt &C.
fo1lIt uno bier abgebolt bate.
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Gin Tall bon afntem Hbcnmatis'

mus. .Gines Mbcnbs, Dor ctlihen
&pden," idreibt Ser Sacob Sdnei-
Der bon Steuhenpillc, Ohio. fam
meir II jGbriger Sobn Dcim uno
flagte iiber Hbeumatisnllls. SSSn mc.
nigen Sagen purben sic Sdmer5cn
10 groB, bob er feline SiiBe nidt mebr
gebral,den fonnte. @ergeblih Der
iudten mir alle Irten bon Mebiaincn,
biz id cine 6laihe IlpenfrGuter
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Sic feunt i'm.

8atte (ber Die Srau CUR 9abn
bringt): n@oIlen mir gun, Ibihieo
suiammen Elm 8las Bier trinfcn2"
Sic: I'D mol Sd bobe feinen
Surit unb Oh trinfit ia 10 nod ae.
mug, tpenn i'd abgereilt bin!"
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IIs 8ablrihter fir Die beporites
benoe StaotpabI purben ernannt:
1. @oro-Sermann 8eniing, Ben
Hoit uno Hl,b. 8allmgaertner.
9. @arb-Senrp &otbfuds, Sol.
9alimitarf l,no Sacob Son Irr.
Der glerf lpurbe bealtftraet 500
Stimn5cttel fir ieoe @arb brllden
ai Ioiien, unb Die ee%iesmabiae Sc
fonntntahung Ser @abl ollrf In'
idlag5ettcl unb @naeiae gu beIor9en.
Cine pertaete Scrlunmlung miro
am 90. Mdr5 abeebalten luerben in
pelter Die Sobresabrednrngen nit
Dem Collector rnb Shasmeiiter 1tatts
finoen merben.
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uou gsrmauu, 9ao.
eriudt Gnf) nm eineu lie.
raleu Shell Cures Baufge.
fhGftes.
&eine 8ant tt6erer
Dire ftcleu

Direttclen:
". u Yreuer. Rebt. Walter
6enrp Grass. Senrp 10. Iefotte
Senrp SdDSner. .. +. Stoenner
u. .. " a ter. 8aHirer.