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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL.
Marcl, IS, 1899.

March 28, 1899.
local sport says that 1.-THE dice cup ia
more dangerous TO the young man than the
wine cup"
Jonathan apples are now worth 81 40
busheI
A 500 house is considered first class at
the. Grand.
Prof. Harvey WorraH receives the only
copy of London Punch that comes to the
city. 1t is sent to him by his brother
in England. and has been for score of
years.
North Topeka has a new dental firm.
jonathan Thomas has gone to Denver,
Colo.
QUEEN Victoria is reported as not feeling
very we'll, The queens usual breakfast
consists of coffee, tea, beefsteak fruit
bread. boiied chicken omelettes poaehed
eggs. sole. outlets and cold meat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

The first break in the bone dry"
movement which has been sweeping
over prohibition territory. has come il.
Colorado The legislature of that state
has passed a law permitting each fam
lily to import limited quantity of
liquor for home consumption
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

1t will be fortunate thing for
Mexieo if the Germans succeed in in
ducing her to start war with the
United States. She will receive a good
drubbing and Uncle Sam will make
that country one fit to live in.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

1t is pointed ous by the Cleveland
Leader that April il the favoritA
month, in the United States Tor going
10 war. The war of Independence
brough- it's first fighting at I.exing-
ton. April 10, l775. The war with
Mexico is dated tr ,m Aprit -. 1876
When the Confederate batteries fire /
upon Fort Sumter. Apr.l II. 1861. the
great Civil war hogan. War was Of
ficially declared to have existed with
Spain. in 1898. from April Il. 1t
now looks as tho the record will he
maintained in the coming April
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

Never perhaps, in the history of the
world was another nation so we'll pre-
pared for war as was Germany. The
Entente Allies now are busily engaged
in preparing her for peace. This will
be forced upon her. as she says war
Was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

notwithstanding the 'sane Fourth"
movement the United States continues
to import fireworks to the value of
$25O.00O annually from Hong Kong,
according to a consular report. They
are still used in celebrating Christmas
in the south, and in political cam
paigns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

AS the planting and harvesting sea-
son approaches the cry goes up that
there is a scarcely of farm tabor. In
this regard farmers appear to he M
worse off than persons engaged in
numerous other industries. The time
has arrived when those having the
best wages will get the workers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

The conflict which is proceeding
now on three continents with a possi-
bility that it may eX'ehd To a fourth
probably will be known in history as
The War. All others are dwarfed BY
it to SO great an extent. that no oths
name seems necessary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

Navigation for American ships. pc
tween this country and Europe has
been reopened. The st. Louis, the
first armed vessel to leave New
York since the embargo was declared
by Germany has reached. her destina-
ton safely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28
Chance for Promotion.

Two friends met after an absence
of some months
What are YOU doing now? in
ouired Bill.
working in a powder factory
Coco Job. isn't it?''
We'll. s22 week and prospects
'.Wha. prospects,"
..Of getting a rise at any minute
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

Approved grazing allowances for the
national forests during The coming
season provide for the pasturing uf
S.4CO,155 sheep. 2,12U..E5 cattle and
horses, and 54,6S swine These fig
ures, compared with those of las.
year. represent an approximate in
crease of III, 900 cattle and horses an i
a decrease of abuut 100000 sheep.
Meanwhile we probably shall continue
TO pay the same old price for steak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

Whatever Americans start they will
finish says General Pershing And
he said this with the memory of his
expedition to capture villa fresh in
his mind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

1t is predicted that The entry oil
the United States into the war will
bring about national prohibition. This
leads the old topper 10 remark that
1nisfortunes always come In punches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

Costa RIGA is offering government
af6 for the encouragement of hemp
culture. There is no place where
good supply of hemp is needed more
than in the Central American coun-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28
DINNER STORIES

A Young man who was not partic-
ularIy entertaining was monopolizing
the attention of a pretty debutante
with a lot of uninteresting converse
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

published in Harpers One of the adj
vantages of aeroplane travelling is that
the passenger can hardly be held up
and robbed by bandits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

The ancient Goths. Huns. and Van
dals who invaded Rome were angels
Of mercy compared with their de-
scendants who have invaded France.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

When Henry F'ords ocean going
flivvers get into action. they will he
expected to make short work of the
German divers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28

A ten-hour aereplane service from
Chicago to New York and two-day
service from ocean to ocean are pre-
dicted by Orville Wright in an article
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-28
Today's Sheer

It's flattering to be talked about
but don't do 1t all yourself.
The young Denver wife, whose
husband lived with her u week and
then holted. should lie glad to be rid
of such a nut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23

@esicbuftgen, Die er foiIen fam, ret,
der 1T ais ie0er onbcre. GO tit infer
@eritau6. Eieler Etebt iiher ben Sins
men llne oies lit bic &aliptiaGe.
Infer Bertrand bat inns imagine.
tiife eleftri5it1t, foutpli8irte, i'm
gansen @eItolI seritreute hemiIte
ardfte, 9athooenItrablen unb Ra6ios
Gnergien sur Grfenntnib gebrodt, Die
mif fcinen unIerer Gimme otreft 81
Utrfeu bermogen. Siernit bat alIo
infer @eritano ms lleberiinnIide
biniibergeeriffen. Qa 0os 9ieid oes
oliberbolb uno iiber mieren Stnnen
aiegenoe1 aber Die G1nnrne Der linns
lid pabrnebmboren @eihebntile Inn
Elm unenoIih 8ieIeS iib~ertreffen
mub, 10 lit Der SbGtigfeit uuieres Sn.
telettes, Der fid uniere Gimme gu
Qieniten 5u itelIen fpeiB, elm idier uts
iiberiebbar peites 5elo nod often.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23

ibr Gefprd& auFssFangm bate. Isle
bnben mid unb 8tpsi nnbere apllsgen
5u atibeusotnpHen. NrA mir brti fuo
fir basfelbe HoIlepfnh bon bsmIsIbsN
Wnnne fir bieislbt Sruppe sneagiert
tpprbsn, ipis fptr gu unIerer gefEiirs
suna entbsdt 61bsn. Mas BAT bar
MenT9 nit uns flint srffen 9enSren
brr"9 Die Flint QefoensgenoHen
mn6ten Tid matchmaker betannt uno
er6rterten gemeiuIam bic sroBs Sage,
obne Te ieoodl loIea gu t0nnen. @es
meinfam fu6tsn ldlieblih ole ben.
SmpreIarto anf. ibm lire Gntbeduug
unb baburh berbDrgerufene Nerlegers
belt gu unterbreiteu. WeHn ite ober
geglaubt bdttn, i'm bd6ur6 in Der,
Isgenbsit gu b%ringen, 70 irrien lie TiH.
.maeine Serrsn", entggnetc er faIts
bliittg, rmo4en sic Fd barum feline
@prae. cSb bin Elm alter, gttpitgtsr
s.ympreiurio uub DeiB, mas ih tbus.
Sd tper0e Sie ale tint nltr 81 gut ges
bruafen. Benn sic bds Alhno BON
giioomsrita 10 gt1ou tennten me i'd,
fc tpirben Sic fi9 bns ielbf fagsn,
Bir perben tqum briibeu fein, 70
rerom BRET ober bier BON Jhnen am
geIben 5ieber ertrontsn. Sd fperbe
NIT an meinen erften Senorronen BON
rem Iebtsn ab6angig Tetn Der ibris
bletbt. Die Grfabrung bat mid ges
lebrf, BEL Sourneeu In trppifhtn Rlis
moten NIT Iolfen 3ufdngteiten gu
rednen. limb nun ii6erleen 5is sins
rial, nslde gldn3enben tiluftfsrtfGen
QusIihten ft6 inter DteTen llmHdnbeR
rem 3rppmfeiteten unterShnsn erSfFs
men! - Sd empfeble mid J6nen.
meme 6srrsn!' Damit 3og er iih in
feline 9a6ine 3uriid. Die flint 5Gns
Ger absr Ftisgen in QfoerpooI, ipslfen
6afen Der Ddmpfer unlief, ipieOsr
aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23

ptrpfIess. Dis fs tn Surrstn kbrei
Nusbrud fiubet, sn DtrFebei1. Eg ge.
hSrt bitrau aud bns IdneIIe GrFnHeu
her lImHGnbe, Der Hare Bid, efne an
asmstus Stdrtung BET SnteIipen3. be
tsinssipeas nit bsr fossuannten Bill
Suna iOertti9 1T.
Die lleberbiloung Der SiIoerb, bns
Gtnpauten alIer mDgIihsn 9e9rgegrns
ftGnbe. snns Defenders Der totem
Spranen, bic lebigIiG bic 2ogit Bill
ben, obsr bic praris p6aig duBer a6t
IafTen, m6sen ben 9eiIt bilbsn, dber
Fs ftumpfen bic Sinus as, Te perinner,
ti6sn bic Sitgeno gu rebr unb erThipss
rem, tpenn fie iibsrtriebsn iperben, ben
M@ I'm prutttfhsu qebsn.
Grft in LETTER 3tit bat man arsss
fangen, ou9 ben menT9Ii6sn Sinner
mebr aufmertfamtfit su3utpenoen.
limb man bat eingsIsbsu, bnB bic
lisberanitrenguns Der Gufgaben burG
iitermGBges Stubium he Sebtraft
bteintrdftigt, pofiir bic griaen tras
aenoen S4iiler Der bDberen 2ctrans
foiten Elm berebtes 8etipiel aeben.
llnTer Quge BAT irfolge beFen aud
tisl bon Teiner urIpriingli9en araft
eiEaebiiBt, nit 2ei6tigtsit uno Sc
raniatei t ouf bic grTfeinun9en I'm
uns Der su reagtrsn. GO Fe6It unTsrem
guat bas, mas atner feline lInbeThols
ttnbeit nanute. 8aber geben mir hdus
fig aud nt6t ME Sebsnbs, fonoern
ME 8linbe bur9 bic Delt Der Dings.
Was pE nirtlih nabrnebmen, has
i'll nitr Elm gruntbeil BON benz, mas
mir ieben t6nnten. mir bemertn
MIR bas, mas aus irgenbeinem
Grunbe urIer beIonberes SntereFe en-
ipdbreno mir bas, mas gefp0bn
lid, mas altdgIih lit, eben iiberIeber.
limb Der @runo biefsr @ertiimmes
ruua uuIersr Sinne, beIcnbsrs cher
res Quqts, lieqt in Der einiettigen IN
teleftuelIen gilbung gum eroBen
begriinbet. Sn btefem SHINE
iih audi bic 8iiferpeisbeit
mfg 6einb elmer barmoniiden Grsies
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23
Ginger in ben SrOpsn.

Gin iurger Rinftlsr, foeben frtid
auseebilbet gum OpernIdn9er. bate
tas @liid, BON einem Smprefario fir
cine gfOBe Sournss naA Gupameritn
Gngeporben su tperben. Die gruii
ron unbd9reiblidem 9ofgefibI gee
f8Deat, beItig CT IN 9omburg ben
Oseonbompfer, auf benz Der Snlpres
i1rio NIT Inn mad benz ferneH CRIB
.btiI fo6ren tppnte. als er Tth aui
nGGften Mtorgen isine ReifegeIsai9dft
beI6oute, eutbedts er 3u feiner ni6t
aertnaen sSrtnbe uHb Remembering
einen feiner Gtubiengenofen, 6elbens
tenor, ME er. Die tpmmf bu benn
bisrber2 @obin eebenff bn 81 rsis
isn9" begriBten F6 beibe gleidasis
tia. limb faft ebeHIo gleihIntulb
mar teiber QntDort: sd BIN fir cine
Gperngeieaf6aFt na9 Sibomeritd
tngagirt norOtn." - rwaeiu Smpres
fariO fdhrt ebtnfnns nit biefsm
S6iffe~. = .Rsiner o1fdS. 5n 3it
ton flint Ufinuten ipuBtsn beibsn, bdB
it bon bemfelben Mnnns fir bieIelbs
Eperuese1i9nft 0erpfltdtet pursr.
oIas be5fpedt Der Nann bnmit, fir
bic ROIIe be8 erTten Senors spei 9ers
trster onsuftenenG" bisb es tan. .Gats
Sit, rebete bd en- Serr
&c an Der n h6Enetk GetmEhH INN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23
@ertebrstraRsn uub Sbiers
btrbreitnns.

gigentli6 t0nnte oas 5bema aud
in umgetebrter 8~ortioIge behonhelt
perbtn, oenn Der Menl@ ais gntosdsr
unb aOloniit furb 3uerF burd bic
RaffeIpfabe unb g9bieritetge" iibers
6aupt ieinen Neg in bic Wifontb
unt gu eeeigneten Qrfiebfun9spIdben.
1Ft Der 0snid a6sf crit 6err bss
Qanbss, bann folgt PIE S6iertpelt Sus
meiIt ietnen 5traBen unb 5puren,
Dem MhenIdsn unb istuer aultur limb
BON 4iien nod europe aud bic meis
zen Saust9iers gefoIgt. Aud 5pers
Ing nnb Rebbuhn BADEN Iid bon i6m
letter iuFen,. ME aud 8raus uuO
Gqrttnammer benz Getreioes unb
ffeebau meter mad Meittn fofsen.
M6n fpri9f pon GEieren, Die f9
Der Gultur a~ubequelntn nnb Ruls
.urffuatern. 8eutI6.nubs 9bisrfpelt
m Me6iel Der 3eit i9 IL mad oisiem
.Dren gtrbalten our &uItur empOrs
aetormen ooer Der itetisen 8ermiRbeA
rung Bis IdlieBli9 gum Qtsiftrbta
bin berfnasn; mad e~risrer ge3iehuna
iteber 6uIen un0 5%tIs9lhner obendr,
pdbrtnb bic groBeu Sumpfs unn
Watocgel unb 8dren, 2u9Ie, MDife,
bic ItattIi6eu 8isberfausr II. a. Idpn
idngft Don Der 9ilbHdde berf6puns
ben finb ibsr nun nod in tiimmsrs
linen be6iteten ReiteH ibr 0aieia
friten. Quf Der 4lItpriI6en Nera
luItliite peroen fortpdbrenb neue
3biert gs6udt, aud nirb e. nidt
.onge me6r bauern, pap II. a. aud
Dads unb SterG bier bsr3si6nst
tie ,er Gs betebt alTo gsfpiTermabsR
zine Rotbpenbigteit fir bic 9biers,
f6 bemReniden u. fsiner aultur an
subequemsn; bier ban6elt eg Fd in
bss @ortes eiosniter 9eSeutung nm
Sein unb Ridtfein!
man Ipri9t bon elmer 5efbHbos
meHi8ierung Der 5biers, BON ibrsr 4ns
u6berung an bic NenI9en unb bic
meni6ltten Bobnitatten. DaB bieis
ni6t freipiaiger, Ionbern Ii lsbter
2inie INNER ge~3tpuugener @rt III,
bebingt bur6 BE stpingenos Griffen5s
Frage, liegt auf Der 9an6. BaIbtbiere
tperoen gu Gelotbiereu, biefe 81 Oars
lem unb 6~aust6ierer, b. 3. FOLDER,
fie fiji in S9eunen uno Gtdlen etns
niiten. Der 6ausmarber BAT fi1
aus ben GeIientliiften bisrber sss
nEbnt. bic RinseItdQbsu nifeu bGufia
IN QnIasen uHb auf BrisbbDfen, bic
Wiloenten auf partgspdFern uIp.
@iels fpe5tftf4e WaIbp6gsl, 3. 3.
9u9Finten, 9uItsu F6 I6on in Gar,
ten onf unb Ietbit Der audud TIT Tdon
bier ME aud in Qqesn onsnfreFTsn.
Den b~eionberen 8epsis Fir lire Ser z
b1eituns uuf ben @erte6rsHroBen BET
MeniGen liefern urs bic TddDIiden
9aser; gihb6rn5en, Ronin6en,
wdu'r unb Rntfen, RE f6 III pieIsa
5dnel gu elmer gInge Der Menjdbeit
gsifalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23
Sslep5On unS @eiuHO5 ett.
Don . r. M. 8aIbsn.

Sas Tsrnipre6fpeisn nimmt bon
Sahr gu Sabr einen INNER betrGdt.
Ii3eren umfang an. Simmer GROCER
ipirb bic 3abl Der Getlm6mer, TIM
mer 3n4Irei9er bic 9rte, bic benz
dernfpredneB angefalofen nerben.
gereits felt bas 5tlep6on fir 6uns
berttaufenbe Don MenIaen UNI Be
ttiebsn ctr unentbehrIides mittel Der
8trftdnbiaung bar. 60 fe9ensret1
nun aud i'm ongemetnsn bteIe Sim
rihung 1T. 10 1T Tie bpd ni4t b0uig
fret BON Mdngeln. Mir benten bier
nur an bic Gimrirfung bes Terns
fpre4ers nuf infer gefinnen, duf uns
fere 8sfun0bett. Sc IGBt Tt9 niht
leuansn, baB inter umFGuben oas
forperfids 8efinoen burf ben 8erns
.iPreter ungiinItig besinflaBt, 9es
leqentlia Ioqar ernlfbaft geft6rt tpers
ben lam. @pn b~ornberefn muB als
lsrbings bemertt perben, baB eg fd
BEL ben ernftlifen StDrungen in
Wirflidleit nm tmmerbin ieltene unb
3ubem meiftentheils bermeibbare
&ortommnife banbeIt. Die @efunbs
beitsft0rungen bur6 oas Selepbon
merriam in @runbs melt mebr eefiir6s
tet als tbatid6Ii9 beobadtet. Qber
eerobe besbalb, neil in bieIer 6inIidt
riel unflare 8orIte1ungen unb uns
nntAige 8eiorgniFe bartreitet fnb,
DerloRnt e. fih, ben GinfluB bes Teles
phons auf bic meuihlide GeIunb6eit
ndbet ins &uge 81 faFen.
Cine Der bduFigFen &lasen, Die
man bier 3u b0ren betommt, tt bic,
ods Selepbpn unb bag Selepbonirsn
made eiHen rsan8 ~nsr00s". S6on Dag
bGuftge Qngerufennerba1, bas Oft
aus gans ni9tigem QnlaB, tpenn atft
gar inFolge .falfder 9er6iuouna" ers
foIgt. bermas cine gentle llnraEe 3a
er5eugen; Der I9riae alana Der 9lels
leidt nabe benz 0br b.finbliden
GIode uHb bns Qufge{tSrtiperben nit
ten aus elmer bic boae Q~ufmertfams
felt IN 4nipru9 nebmenbtu gbdttgs
teit, Der na6trdgli6s BERGER ibec Die
unnotbige GtDrHng, aIs bos lift ims
itoHbe, Meui6n nit enpfinolidtn
Rerpen ungemein gu alterieren. 9oIs
leubs bemadtigt ii6 Dielsr peripnen
bann, fpenn Te feIbsr Idrgere 3eit our
einsn sepiinfatsn Qni4IuB parten
miifen. cine bo4srabige gerei5teSt TIM
mung, in Der Fe ii6 lei6t gu beftigen
uub unbersftgten 4euberurgsn gesen
bic betreffenbe 8eamtin binrsrben
ldFen. Gdulb on btefsr Gerei5t1el
trdgt freili9 nidt bios bas Iange
Darten, bas ia an iif, auhal nenu
Gle notb tbut, aud gebulbise Qains
rem in cine un~gep0bnli9e @rregunG
bsrIsBt. Gs tritt bsi 6ieItr Gelegens
belt NOD cine Reibe dnBsrer I'm It0roe
bin8u, bic bic Rsrboiitdt Ttsigern. .3us
nd9it bas Stehen an elmer Sts1s, nas
leidt our Grmiibung Der 9eine flkrt,
bas 5eitbaItsn bss Scorers, bns ben
arm mii6e madt, uuo fdlieBli9 ons
geiponnte Sordeli, 6ns Die aufmerf-
iamfeit Iiarf in anjprn6 nimmt.
lleberoies 1T Der 6erniprefopbnrat
bdufie an einem Srte 1ufgeltent, Der
unbebogIih un0 5u ~Idneerem @arten
ipenia geeignet lit, 3. .. IN einem
0unflen aorrioor ODER IN elmer ergen
geliifteten un0 infoIse limit
Iider @eIeudtung Itnf iiberbikten
.9eae. so ons Eelepboniereu luter
foniortablen @ebtnol1aen eaGebeuI
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60 bIsbIfa.

.ltnb mas b1t S9nsn in Qfriia ben
grOBten einOrud gsma6t. msin
6err2"
Die 9itturiafdle. mein GrauIeia.
limb lparum24
sWsil Fe gang ~Dunoerbar Fnb,
meiu grGulein.@
oh, oh msin 5srr, bas tommf
bag tomnt 70 pI1bli4l"
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acanerin: Er;nfeu g nod oaiis.
Serr WQnl3b1del.
6str Na5badel: .Iaa. 8 lamsdt
ma Bkt
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naius giHne


Die nDoafournenbeiten unierer an'
gen. gie auaefis uub @efidts,
tpobrnehmungeu Der 9biere.
Ger @~riidtsiinn. Ger @ebors
finn Sic @-eaenidpingimgen
Der Zone uno oes Siftes. - Die
sdemiiben Sinue." Die Rers
beugruppeu Der @eI6mods. uuO
Observation-Disclosures. Ger
xaitiinn-- Sic l-InoollfomHenbets
ten unierer Gime - liner 8ers
itnnb, oer Dornebmfte aIler Slime.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-30
0T7AWANS' SWARM
TO BEACHES FOR
RELIEF FROM HEAT
THOUSANDS SUFFER AS CITY IS
IN GRIP OF TORRlD WAVE
WEATHER MAN SEES NO RE.
LIEF IN SIGHT.

Ottawa sweltered yesterday under
sun that beat down with complete
tropical abandon. 1t was the hotties,
day in the year with the mercury reg.
istering at 102 The weatherman sees
no relief in sight for the next twenty
four hours or more.
Hundreds of Ottawa people sought
relief from the torrid wave by swarm.
ing to nearby bathing beaches. Above
the acqucduct, in the Fox river. over
three hundred people were. in bath.
ing in the afternoon. Equally as many
sought relief from the heat In the
evening.
At Starved Rock an immense crowd
swarmed the park thruout the day.
Over seven hundred were in bathing
in the artificial lagoon. and many
more waited in line to get suits. The
countryside, for miles around in this
vicinity, was dotted with family out.
ines, picnics, etc.
Perhaps there was more suffering
from the warm weather Saturday
evening than Sunday Hundreds OF
people slept out of doors. In the
apartment buildings In the loop peo'
pie slept on porches. Police officers
did not disturb men who were wont to
sleep in Washington park,
Many Calls for Ice.
The Ottawa Ice & Fuel Company
experienced a tremendous call for
ice. Employees were forced to work
greater portion Of Sunday morning
to fill orders for their patrons and tc
furnish enough ice to last over Sun
day
Hundreds OF Excursionlsts.
From early morning until late al
night the G.. O. & r. cars we've
crowded to their capacity. Two ant
three car trailers piled east and wes
carrying excursionists to the park,
In spite of the vast throng at The
state park no heat presentations were
reported.
Cooler In Evening.
During the day breeze from th'
southwest came which afforded som,
relief. Had it not been for this, tht
suffering from the heat would ha,'
greater. In the evening 1t was con
siderable cooler People, completed,
spent from the heat Of the day, q
fused to patronize amusement parks Il
the evening.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-30
REV. LUSSKY QUITS
PASTORATE AFTER 27
YEARS OF SERVICE

After a little over q years as pas.
tor of the German Lutheran church,
Rev. c. A. Lussy, yesterday afternoon
rendered his resignation at "A meeting
of the parishioners. He asked that
his resignation 20 into effect Septem
ber /, at which time he and Mrs
Lussky expect to remove to Detroit,
Michigan, where they will make their
home with their daughter, Miss Alma
Lussky, q teacher in one of the De
troit high schools.
In speaking with reporter this af-
ternoon. Rev lussky stated that he
had planned on retiring from active
service in the ministry and for that
reason his resignation was given to
tho parishioners.
There was no intimation that Rev.
Lussky would resign prior to the
meeting yesterday afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-30
MOTHER AND INFANT
DIE IN AUTO CRASH
MRS. FLOYD PIPER AND BABY
KILLED WHEN PlNIONED BE.
BY HER SISTER.

daughter, of Streator, were instantly
killed and her sister, Miss Lillian Rob
erts severely injured as result of an
automobile accident that occurred on
the Heenanville road near Otter Creek
Saturday afternoon.
The accident occurred one mile
west of Streator on the hill leading
from Otter Creek Miss Roberts was
driving large car, her companions
being her sister, Mrs. Piper, and the
latter's little daughter.
Because of the hysterical condition
of Miss Roberts, she cannot give an
account of the accident but 1t is sup
posed the driver lost control of the
large machine and it turned turtle.
When help arrived the car was
found on its side with Mrs. Piper ly
ing face down and the running board
resting on her back Partly under the
mother was the child, and both were
dead when assistance arrived.
Miss Roberts has broken arm and
is otherwise injured.
She was brought to the Lester hos
pital, where she was given treatment
The car Miss Roberts was driving was
large Buick, and it was with diff
hat r1i n
ber of men so that Mrs. Piper and
her child could be taken out.
The accident occurred at almost the
same spot as the one which caused
the death of Mr. Defenbaugh about a
years ago
Mrs. Piper is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Roberts, of 324 Sum
mer street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-30
HAD EASY
TASK GETTING $35
FROM MCASHDRAWER
HOME TALENT WORK is HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR ROBBERY
OF HiSLER SALOON SUNDAY
EVENING.

A clever bit of home talen burglary
was committed Sunday when a thief
entered the saloon of Edward Hisler,
the second time within six months,
and secured $35 from a cash box, hid
in a secluded place. No arrests have
been made in connection with the
theft.
The plate glass window on the front
door, at the alley enrancc, was brok-
en- by the thief in entering the build
ing. Perfectly acquainted with the
the thief not contended
his efforts to find key which opened
the cellar door. Once in the cellar
the thief walked to a secluded spot,
where he found the money box, with
$35 The safe was not tampered with
nor was $3.50 left in the cash regis
ter taken.
William Hess, porter at the Hislcr
saloon, discovered the robbery this
morning at o'clock, when he opened
the place of business.
Both the police and Mr.. Hisler are
confident the theft was committed by
some one very familiar with the place
Even the key, which opened the cellar
was hidden behind a match box and
this was found apparently with ease.
Since his last robbery, Mr.. Hisler
has been accustomed to hide his mon
ey box in a secluded spot in thc cellar
which he thought was known only by
himself
Police authorities believe that Mr.
EIisler can name the guilty party. re
sponsible for the theft and the arrest
Of the robber is expected.