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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23
DINNER STORIES

The restriction of motor vehicles in
London has brought out some of the
old cabbies, and they show that they
have not forgotten their former sar-
casm. An instance of this happened
recently when two of them met. The
first had just finished a long, care
fully thought out grafton, in which
certain surprising particulars anent
the second, his looks and his family
had been announced, and as he paused
for breath the other took the oppor-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

tunity of changing the subject.
'Wot's that I see atween your
shafts. Bill?" he queried, blandly.
That's my 'oss, of counsel" the
first speaker was surprised into ad-
hitting.
why, so it isl" cried the other in
establishment. But, pom my soul,
at first sight I thought it was one o
them X-ray photographs
A customer had overhauled a large
number of clocks of all shapes, sizes
and descriptions. but nothing seemed
exactly to suit his tastes. At length
the jeweler, in despair, fetched out a
massive timepiece of complicated de-
sign.
Here. sir. is clock which WILL I
think, suit your aesthetic taste. At
precisely l o'clock every morning the
tiny bells chime and a bird hops out
and sings a carol
Il will take that if you will make a
few changes in it,
with pleasure" the teweler said.
Il have daughter" went on the
customer, land 1 want the clock for
company. Make it so that at II
o'clock at night a milkman's bell will
ring and a newsboy will skip out and
shout, Morning papers!
The visitor from Manhattan had
been talking of the size of some of
the millionaires' palaces on Long
Island, but when in the course of his
tour he was brought to a certain
castle in Warwickshire he admitted
that it was "a fair size
"A fair size?" echoed his guide,
who was feeling a little tired of the
Yankees depreciation of everything
that was not American "A fair size
I should say it wasl Why, you can't
tell how big it is from the outsidel
Wait till you get inside. There are
so many rooms and cellars and CORR
doris in that house, sir. that the Wis
itors get lost in it when they go for
the first time, and the duke keeps
a pack of trained bloodhounds to
track 'em down and chase 'em back
to the dining room in time for sup
pa-'''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Former President William Howard
Taft, as president of the League to
Enforce Peace. will give up four
weeks of his vacation to make a tour
of the middle west during the hottest
part of the season. according to an
pouncement from the headquarters of
the league. in New York City. Mr..
Taft feels that the leagues campaign
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Both wheat and flour have declined
in price in the past week but bread
remains unchanged. The way to
bring down the price of bread is to
buy flour and do the baking at home
But almost everybody will prefer to
pay the bakers price without grum-
bling
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23
THE SEARcMLIGMT
Latest News from the Fields Of
SCIENCE, EDUCATION. INVENTION
Prices In Europe.

Statistics compiled by a European
neutral show that since the beginning
of the war prices in general have ris-
en- on the following basis: England.
"a per cent; France, so to SIS per
cent; Germany, 76 per cent. This rise
in Germany cuts the purchasing power
of a given amount of money almost
in half The rise in prices in each
instance has been in spite of gov
eminent regulation. which in some
cases is very stringent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

The news coming out of Russia
grows more encouraging daily. A re-
newal of the war spirit appears to be
sweeping over the country. When the
Muscovites once more place their
steam roller in action there probably
will be a decided turn in the fortunes
of the allies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

ject upon which the reader desires in
formation should be addressed the To-
peka State Journal Information Blu
reau, Frederic ]. Haskin, Director.
Washington, D. c., with 2-cent stamp
e: closed for reply.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

why can't a girl be a soldier?"
runs the words of a somewhat popu-
lar song. 1t seems that she can, in
Russia. Germany has been making
war on unarmed women from the be-
ginning of hostilities. She is now to
be confronted by women with guns
in their hands
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Russia appears to be slowly but
surely pulling herself together. If
Senior Carranza would go over to Pet
rograd for a while he might learn
something to his advantage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23
ON SPUR OF
THE MOMENT
BY ROY K. MOULTON,

The Haircut.
4 sturdy lad was he and fair,
In sooth a gallant sir,
Who CHANGED to seek BARRIERS chair,
And to the barber person there,
Il prithee, trim the fur
The barber clipped with practiced aim,
The barber strove to please,
But when at last the gallant came
To pay the reckoning of same,
He heard the barber man exclaim,
The price is fifty esp
~ faith. the cost Of shoes and spice
Is raised,'' the barber said,
And buns and educated mice
And sealing wax and lemon ice
And so we've had to raise the price
OF trimming of your head"
A sturdy lad was he and hale
And exc a fresh and flip,
Quoth he You ought to be in jaill"
(The barber turned trifle pale.)
Thou lout! forsooth, here is thy kale-
But whistle for a tip!"
And what his name or who was he,
Who valiantly could serve
barber as he ought to be,
! know not or I'd tell it thee,
1 only know it wasn't me,
/ wouldn't have the nerve!
The lazy an is usually left in the
shade, especially in hot weather.
Happy Thought.
It's easy to say Things are Going
way.
Today's Sheer.
It's most often the gay dog that
has the can tied to him.
Worse Yet
Some always come too early or too late
When asked around and while of course
we hate
The likes of these, and there are always
Who never seem to know the time to come
Yet worse are those who stay and never
Or never seem to know. the time to go!
Oh.
When one regards the one word
faction one sees that most of it is
action Yet better would they call
it "frumpus" as really most of it is
rumpus.
Pest.
He pains me to the marrow,
Does Horatio L. Hyde.
His mind is very narrow
And his mouth is very wide
Peter ana simon.
1t was a simply country maid and she had
lovers twain,
And one of them was kind and good and
one WIS pFtuu anu NdlHs
For Simon Sympe was honest tho of low
and humble rank,
But Peter Pryde was tall and dark with
coolies in the bank.
III own you be my betters,' Simon
Sympe would simply say,
But l will make you happy in my poor
and humble way;
You'll have to do the washing and per
haps the like of you
Would think it mean and mussy, still
you'll know my love is true!'
That simple maiden heard. his words, 8
tender sigh she sighed,
You good kind and true," she
usually replied,
Till came the handsome Peter Pryde, witt
words of worldly guile.
Wen have six servants, seven cars and
live in every style!'
Alas! a simple maiden's heart, the tender
pains it knows.
Her lovely eyes were bright with tears
when of the twain she chose,
"Oh, Simon Sympe, you are SO good, Sc
kind and true" she said
Yet-oh establishment 1T seems 'twal
Peter Pryde she wed!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23
Rye Cakes With Honey.

Il used to try my hand at writi,e
when / was in college"
Ever write for money!"
AS often as 1 thought the old ma,
would send me any" man
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Europe is discarding her kings and
drawing to nothing but aces.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23
Oh.

When one regards the one word
faction" one sees that most of it is
action" Yet better would they call
it ''frumpus" as really most of it is
rumpus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Some always come too early or too late
When asked around and while of course
we hate
The likes of these, and there are always
some
Who never seem to know the time to come.
Yet worse are those who stay and never
know
Or never seem to know, the time to go!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

Worse Yet.

It's most often the gay dog that
las the can tied to him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

It's easy to say Things are Goini
right when Things are Coming YOU
way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

The lazy an is usually left in the
shade, especially in hot weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06

gntiuidling ipirO nod sen grfobrun.
gen itets nit idweren lln5ul1nglidj.
feiten oes forperli6en mo audi OeS
geiitigen acknowledgements en-
fnuft.
Sic 9lieien lterben meiiteus jung
uno IinO ouBerOem bon iilr6tiamem
uno argpobniidem @eien 70 oaB
ibre 9etrohtlmg bel einiihtsoollen
Meniden itets elm aus DlitleiO unS
&ouif geuiihtes @efiibl erpedt. Qie
miiieni6oftItden 6oridungen baben
au6 ge5eigt, ooB Ger 9lieIenpuds
ais cine glrt bon 9ranfbeit alfgefaBt
uerOen muB. @enou unteriu6t mur-
De in oieier Siniidt 5uerlt Der ioge.
nannte @aiierfopf unO Ser engliibe
9lnatom 4rof. Cunningham mar ser
trIte, ser Dor 35 SSobren na6pies,
Dab Die DISCRIMINATING ser Stirn,
Der 4iefer rnO au6 Ser 6Gnoe nit
einem fronfboften 3uitano Oes Sirn.
on6ongs 5uiommenbdngt. 6rii6er
mar Die 8eOeutlng oieIes Sirnt6eileS
iiberbaupt inbefonnt eelpeien m1b-
reno eS Jest oIs ieitite6eno 81 be-
trodten lit, 0oB bon ibm cine 9lus.
i6eioung ausae6t, Oie Iib Dem gan
sen Sa0rper mitt6eiIt unO iein @a6s.
tbunl beitimmt. @lon bat Oorous
aud oie @rmortllng eeid0pft, ooB es
nit Siilfe Oieier 9lusiheioung mog.
lid Iein fonnte, Oos @odstbum uo6
9eIieben 81 beforoern, Oiellleidt TO-
gar bel eill5elnen GorpertbeiIen.
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Die @eluitter.

Shper ldItet oes Sonmers Site
uno Sdpiile ouf 9orper uno @eilt,
Sc l6nger Die Site onOanert, nm 70
gei6ttigter miro Der Seu1tiefeitsge-
bait Der 2uft, im0 Dem Grgonismus
f6at eS INNER i6iuerer, ieineu
SdlppeiB nad ouBen bin 81 oeroun.
iten. @s treten baum leibt 61ae bon
SibldIdg elm Der nidts onoereS lit,
uls Dos @rge6niB innerer @drme-
itnulng. Ga8u nimmt Die eleftriide
Spannnng in Der gltmolpbGre IN be-
GngItigenoer @eiie 81, bis Elm erI0-
ienOes @eluitter allen oieien S6do-
liHfeiten Elm GnOe bereitet.
Iurcb Oie gepaItigen HegengiiIic
miro Ger belize Stoub ser 2uft, per.
Oeu arouf6eitserreser 6dulniBitoffe
lmO trodener Shnntb Der StraBen
in Oie anndle geibrpemmt lmO lidern
in ticiere GroiAidten. ioooB iie ieoen
falls itni6Golicb peroen Sin groBer
Sbeil Der 8oiierrnolieu perounitet
woOurdl 10 oiele @Grme oerbraudt
pirO, Dab Die Gntp0rmmg oes aor-
pers MN leidt BON itotteu eebt. GoS
belize StroBenpiloiter, Die iouueu.
ourhGliibten Sdtierp0noe fiiblen
lib o6 lno bolo bl6lt Elm friiher
Saucb crqilidenOer Suit in nIere
idwiiIcn Ounitieen @obnungen.
60 iteut iih Oos @euitter ais Iilft.
reinigenOer ~6immIiiher" Senoliug
oar, oefen moblt6dtige @irfungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06

@lorp g. Sooertp rnO @otte on
@li5obet6 y. @biaipS ii. a., 2 Cots.
Wlortba Is. 8ornep II. u. an yio6t.
q. SorneD lmO 6rau, SiiOieite Sor-
lem.gIOe., nabe SdroeOer.S Str, 16
bel S5.41a.
Gbos. 8. Saslup imo 5rou on
9Ioom S. @eteriam unO 6rou SiIo-
ieite 2ofoDette-, nobe 0loutforo-9lbe.,
IA BEL TO-
9Ioom s. 9eteriom imO 6rou an
Gbas. 8. Saslup uno 6rau, gtor0oit-
ieite Gromon-9Ioe., nabe9eloir &ouo.
@eo. 30, 9lbenoi6on unO 6rou an
SSobn 9. O'Gea umO 6rm 9foro-
ieite @iuiamions nobe @iaiam.
Ctr, IA bel 1876.
Sobn 8. gIicoloi II. a. an Gat6e.
rine M. Serr Il. g., Siioieite 9olti-
more, no6e Yohirent-Str., t4.4 bel
80.
Ebe 9ieocmptoriitS an SameS Gar
Oinnl Gibbons, A Cots.
G5as. Gron6orOt, ST., an 2ouis
2epin, 9 Cots.
SolliS SeDin unO 6rou an Samuel
Sofols, 9Ir. t44, Noro.9rooOmaD.
Gam. SatoIs an 2ouis 2eOin. 8
2ots.
Souis 9eOin lmo 6rau an @bos.
@ronbarOt, ST., 2 Cots.
Nor Sotols an Samucl SafoIs,
9 Cots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06


man Ourd) oie tpeit ge0iincten Sen.
tier nit tiefen 9ltbem5iigen iuobrneb-
men ioll.
&uftreiniaenoen @influB iibt Oas
Sewitter AUDI Our6 Die 8ilOrng bon
S8pn aus, ienes energii6en SrDOa.
tionsmitteIs, oas mui alle YiiaSmen,
6GulniB imo &rantbeitserreger ob-
t0otenO Dirft. lleberbaupt bringt Der
glis gan5 gewaltiee demiibe Ger6n.
oerllngen in Der 3uiommeniebling Der
9uit berpor, oeren giinItige @inDir-
flingen ouf oen aorper mir Wobl
fiiblen, aber nod ni6t eeniigeno er.
flGren f0nnen. g8ir milien gum 8ei.
ipieI, oaB ser Stiditoff nit Dem @oi-
lerltoff oes Hegens unter Wlitbiilfe
oes 8libes glmmoniaf biloet, uno nit
Dem Soreritoff ialpetrige SGure.
Qieie gntloOlmgen Der &ufteleftri5i.
tat lino fiir llnieren &6rper ieOenfullS
Iebr beOeutuagSpoa; iie biloen mGd)-
tige 2ebensrei5e, pel1e cine fr1ftige
llmltimming in ilnierem Moblbefin.
Den erregen ipie ieOer na9 einem @e-
lpitter nit grobem 8ebneen fiiblt.
glii elmer @irfilng Der otbmoipbd-
ridden elcftriiAen Sponmina Der
gterOen beru5t wobl ulh Die @epit.
terfurht ieniibler nerO0ier 2eute, Die
elm @erpitter oft ihon lange Dor Dem
9lusbrub ais 9eflemmimg unO Ban
giefeit lin oen @licOern" fiiblen. @r-
luahieue ioaen ober peuigltens Dor
Oen &inoern iib nihts Oapou merfeu
loiieu ionoeru bel oieien Der ober'
gl6ubigeu @epitteriur6t ourh 9luf-
flGrlmg Oorbeugen inoem iie ibnen
ole bodit pobltb6tigen eeiuuO6eitli.
ben gigeniHoiten oes @emitters
ihiloern. Tie aeualtig erihiittern-
ben Grideinuneen BON 9lib mo
Conner lino eben ole notbpenoigen
ytatlIrpeben, Die cine nelie, reine Sc.
bensluft berporbringen.
9ei Oieier @elegen6eit iei nod eiu.
NAL aui einige 5li beadtenoe Eiufte
bel glsbru6 eines @etpitters bingc.
tpieen. |or allen Gingen iollen oic-
ienigen, ole BON einem @eluitter inn
Sreien iiberraidt werOeu niemaIs
Sdub inter olleiniiebenoen 9dumen
ooer E6iirmen iuden; Oenu Der 9Iie
iudt lidb INNER oieie gerooe ans, IN
ole er germ einihlGet. 2ieber lperie
man lirb platt auf oen YoOen iinS
iebe iicb einem Negen6ao aus. 9IuA
monoere man ni6t bel einem @emit.
ter iiber &anO, pelheS feline @dume
ODER &6uIer aufmeiit, Die geniigenO
S6itb ais 9litu6leiter bieten Sm
Smlie permeioe man 3ugluft; aber
gut lit es, Elm 6eniter ODER cine Ibiir
often 81 balten Onmit bel epentuel'
lem @iniblogen Oie Sdueflluit. 0ie
Der 9lib nm lib berbreitet, binouS
5ieben fam umo nidt eritideno ooer
betdubeno wirft. SIT Elm 9lisobleiter
oui Dem Sausoah angebroht, 10 lit
es ratbiam ibn ieOes Snbr nahie6en
6u laiien; Oenn luenn er nidt in Orb
mmg it, fam er Dem Snlie mebr
Shuoen bringen, ais er Shub be.
Oelltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06
glieIen.

1ie Neontportung Der 6roee, poS
elm Rieie 1T, fam MIR our6 einC
mebr ODER peniger miIlfiirli1e lleber-
eintlnft eeibeben. @uaiper, Oieier
beriibnte Wi6r6enbelo, mnr BEL oen
8wergen ielbit elm &ieie, bel ben Nie-
fen 0ogcgen Elm 3merg. 60 rihtei
iih gllleS nod Dem YereleiA. SSm-
merbin finO ole @r0Benoerb1ltniiie
oes MenIHen iuie ia aud ieOes Sbie-
res, in aeniiIe @reu5en eingei6loi-
fen, uno innerbnlb oieler lGBt Ii1 M.
gcf1br feltieten, mas olS elm linge-
pobnIideS WioB ODER ais 9tieien.
mutbs 6u be8eiGnen lit. Gin Sadge.
lebrter bat einmol 0en Sub oilfee.
iteIIt, OoB Den Slnipruh ouf Den SiteI
zines Rieien niIr Elm Wleni6 boben
ioate, ser wenieltens 7 SUB groB lit.
9lotiirIih miiBte fin oos lbeibli6e
@eidleAt idon cine etpos eerinaere
@rSBe ais gtieienpu6s betrndjtet
,meroen.
gon iuiileniboftli6en Stono.
punt lit oie SdeiOung oesboIb mid.
tig, iueiI iib oarous ereicbt, oaB eS
oIler @abriheinIihfeit nod nienols
cine 8oIf oOer cine Enile bon &ieien
.oilt Der grOe eegeben bot menn Der
@esriff in ienem 5inne oufeefoBt
niro. Qie 9lohricbten bon &ieIen,
boIfern. Ole ndnIentlidb in Glteren er.
s1bIenOen ooer aud lebrreiden @er.
fen ber5eidnet purOen boben Iid
itets oils iibertrieben berouSaeIteIlt.
8ie 8eipobner bon YntoQonien BEL.
ipieIsweiic ealten Innge 3eit ais ein
Bolt bon 9lieieu Sc better aber oos
2ano betonnt puroe. OeIto mebr
idrirmbfte Oos MoB 6uiaumcn. uno
ieet weiB man bcitimmt, 0oB ole go.
togonier nid)t groBcr lino nls unoere
YDIfer bon normalem @u1s.
Ger qr0Bte @leniH, bon oem &C.
name Meiiungen porliegen mar ser
bor einigeu Sabren in ShouiteIlm.
gen ougeIiuiintc 9iieie @}a6uoiu, ocr
ole ungebeuerlidc S06e BON 263
@eutimeter Is SUB, 8 Bold 6eIoB.
Ger ein5iee 9Iebenbnbler oieics Wlon-
hes in Ser @eidihte ser 9iieien mar.
iDenn 'nuT glau6miiroiee gtodriHteu
IN getradt ge5ogen uer0eu, eir
&ino Der griinen SnieI SrIono, 95a-
mems O'Yrien, Ger i'm Sabre 1882
i'm Sitter BON % Sabren 250 Gent.
meter NAB Cine 10 ungemobnIibe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06
SECOND CALL.

10 glHibeile 9lhaniic Ret com 49,. 0ss
80 glnibeiIe 0onf Goal com ....tiO
40 gIntbeiIe Goni Qoper com. III
10 glnibeeiie oil com certiS. ... t2%
30 gnibelle Gil com ceriis..... 125k
40 slnibeiIe Goshen Oil com cert 124
10 9lniOeiIe Goshen uuo 60 ceriis i2%
20 9Ini6eiIe Eabion Chem 60. - 3SM
200 glnibeIe @If eorn Goa COM 80
Q sIni6eIe Rennn gg unb q com TN
Is sIni6eIIe @enna w uno 9 COM 7ih
$1,000 Sin uno Suburban Der. ... 400
5000 Goni Goal Ger 1904
1000 Goshen SiI uno wos Ger ceriis 10iK
2o00 Goshen Oil uuo @as Ger certiS iOi
1000 ga Gar nuo Nortb Der ....1O 100
1000 llniteo RiubS T. 4er ....... 81
1000 9sai0, Baltic umo ennap 5er. 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06
itads.lIsbertraammaem.

Sane Z. Eeaie um0 @atte an Gor.
rilIo Is. Scnrlett gloroieite eager
9loce, nobe Milton.9lDenue, 1872 bel
80.
:. a. COnnellD, @erpolter, an @.
9ennie, len, im0 6rau, Gillette DAT,
|na6e %. StroBe, 16 bei 80.
Souis s. @inOboI5. gladlaBperpaI.
ter, an 8Ieiidmann 60. 9toroieite
9uren, nabe Monumeut StraBe.
43 bel 80,
Gerielbe an oieiel6e, 8 @rlnoitiide.
CerieI6e an oieiel6e, Oitieite
Gbarles.StraBe. nabe Mount 9opal.
9IOenue, 20 6ei 184.3.
Gerielbe an OieIeI6e. I @runOItiid.
General g. GoItin an Gleanora 9l.
6augmeOer, A @rtmOitiide
sluguit Z. @ieoenboeft an 9loam
SeIensfi OSoroieite Giier StraBe,
nabe @anton-9loenue, 1910 bel GO.
EoweI Sore6loo unO 6rou an Geo
SS. SiOinSfi Oitieite @lImooo.gloe..
nabe Soome.StraBc, 1877 bel rs.
Geo. @. Shpinsfi an y. Sore6laS,
Oitieite GllpooO.9lpe., na6e Eoone.
StroBe, 1877 bel rs.
SSobn @. =. 9u6mal0 mo 6rau an
glnnie DC &oppeIman, I @rlnoitiid.
ella Yl. @arnefel0 an 9lnor. Saul.
baber rnO 6rou, 2 @runOItiide.
Stanislnp @ofores uno 6rou an
@Olp. a. 6reoerid' uuO Srau, SiiO.
Ieite Narponna, nabe SmoIlmooO.
StroBe, 1876 bel 80.
Farf improvement 50. an Sorrict
S. 9eaudbamp, gtr. 34O2, SoImes.
glpenue.
9lnguit SeDing uno Srnll an Geo.
z. Sepell uno 6rou @eItieite BOT.
terD-sloenue, nobe Grob.Strnbe, Ill
bel 46.
@li5abetb q. @iais an 9ucO 8.
SpeeO, Siiooitieitc @it6er.Str., mo-
be SbieIOS slaep, 70 BEL 60.
@ornelia S. Bennett an Grace
Yennett II. 81, @eitieite &olono-glpc.,
nabe Merrpmnn's 9one, 80 bel t5O.
Garter & SteiieD, Snc., an emma
W. Shloiier, 2 Cots.
9ouiie q. SuI II. ". an Yorceloin
enamel & @io. 60. SiiOpeItieite
@aporo-, nobe Enco.Str.. $50 BEL
2394ta.
GoDio Natbanlon umO 6rnu OIL
Wlorris giien6ere mo 6roiL 9loro.
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1902, GoIrDnlpIe.gIpe,
emma 3uidlag on @obert g. $.
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Ctr. 1873 bei 70.
gat6arinc GneeIS an oenieIben. 2
Cots.
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G6as. s. Gorbeft, @elticite Gborles-,
nnbe Senrietta.Str., 20.t bel 66.
Gbus. S Gorbett on 6reo. goa.
bra6t lmO ;Sron. @eiiieite Charles,
nabe Senrietta.Str., POI bel 66.
SamI. R. 9obo on @m. Strange
II. &C., 3 @rumoitiide, $2433.20.
Snab 9. Sones II. ". an 8ranf
@aler mo Satin, @cIiieite ser
Gait-, nabe 8nirmoimt.Slo Sloenuc, Is
bel 67.6.
4Gutow 9IOg. 60" an viSranciS
60. Snc.". @eitieite Der @l,tow.Str., 1
nabe Gioer.9laeD, 70.2 bel 1904,
@ruuo5ins $500. $6t,00
Geo. @. To1Ior uno Srou on @u.
itoO aiiler ino 6rou Suoleite DER
RonoaI., uobe Gopineton.Str.. t2
Gel So.
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m Sos. 6. McMorris mO 5rou,
gSeltieite 9Iibburton., no6e YrcS-
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sluq. ". Neibmon an @arie SarO-
ING, 2 Cots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06
Baltimore WaarftberidJt.

Gonueritoa 8. SuIi 1917.
W2ebl, 3ufubr 6257 SGiier.
einidIiebIid 462t 6diier gu Goutou.
Eie glotirlmaen maren pie folgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-06

32c.; Goltern Shore. Wao. umo Go.,
S2c.; iueitIide (Obio), 3tc.; @..8o.,
32c.; iiiOlihe (N.-G), Sic.
9utter. Seporator, Yfuno,
$780,; 9rints, i5 9funo. 81
39c.; &rints. @hmo. 81 39c.;
DnirD @rintS. M0.. @o.. go, 32-
34c.; Storepadeo. 92c.; RoIIs, MO.
mo ga, 32c.; GoIls, g9.ga.. 32c.
2ebenNes @efliigeI. II
6riibiobrsbiibner. ~ bis 9 @hino,
2S-3Sc.; oIte Sennen, 23c.; oIte
Sabine, l2-t3c.; iiiuge gnten, 1
&fun0 uno mebr. 90 -24c.; Souben
aIte unO iunse @aore, 20c.; @erI-
biibner. alte. 30-40c.
8obnen uno grbfen. ~
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$40; gem @ra erbieu. @uiheI.
$500 $40; 9nad ooer @roiu Orb.
len guit1cl $3.OO-3.t0; Gountrn
ipeiBe @ohnen 8lideI. $500 600.
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Scr. 1, $3.50 200; gar. ., 75c.--
81. %; 9obnem GboS. ariinc. Gorb.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
PUTS CORK IN THE SHADE
Dangerous Rival Found in the Kapol
Tree Which Gives Better Service.

Correspondence Of The Associated Press
LONDON. March ! The British
government, thru its board of trade
has approved of kapok and hencoforth
life-preservers made with kapok in
stead of cork may be expected TO find
their way on board many British ships
The kapok tree grows in the tropics
The best quality at present comes
from Java but it is expected that the
cultivation OF the tree Will soon yield
the same results in the British West
Indies and Central America.
In Java kapok trees may he found
planted along the roads in coffee and
cocoa plantations. A single tree may
yield up 10 500 fruits. Much of the
fiber, after treatment by a German
patent process is spun into yarn for
making plush, lace and similar sub
stances, but the real value of the fruit
lies in the fact that its fiber, short,
light and brittle. is impervious and
elastic. 1t is capable Of floating six
teen times its own weight of iron for
over a week. Moreover, lifesaving
Jackets may be made with the best
kapok for a fraction of the cost Of a
cork Jacket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

his wife were asleep when, silently
and suddenly several men entered by
one of the doors ana sciZing LoYctt by
his hair. worn long after the custom
of the period, dragged him from the
bed 10 the floor and with knives and
pistols put n speedy end 10 his event
ful career Leaving their victim lying
upon the blood stained floor, the muir
derers made their escape. Suspicion
at length fell upon one Waulooky
Dauphcrty, n young man who was
son of an old Cherokee citizen of con-
siderable prominence and he was ar
rested and charged with the murder
of the sheriff
Due To- this arrest there came near
arising reign OF terror and Of blood
shed I'm the Illinois district Old man
baughcrty sWOTc a terrible Indian
oath 10 the effect that even were the
young man convicted Of the murder
ho should never De executed, as he,
the father of the accused, would with
an armed ana determined force OF
full-hlood Indians wipe out the Of
nc,rs iu whose custody the young man
was. Al the period when this trouble
was at IT'S height II was the custom
that when one had been sentenced to