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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-A good girl for chambermaid,
half day. Call 122 West Sixth st.
WANTED-0irl for soda fountain ut Rig
by billiard parlor, GU Kansas ave.
WANTED-Makers and apprentices. Pei
letters Millinery Department.
WHITE GIRL, in family, no washing.
1878 Clay. Red 2461.
WANTED-Bell girl. Apply to matroD
Bethany college.
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we can wear the Washington kerchief
without effort
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FOR SAIIE-FARMS

FOR SALE-The best 70 acres, two miles
south Of Topeka. on hard road. extra well
improved, large house and barn, wells
2 cisterns. creek cuts corner, fruits and
shade. Price $1,000. Terms on 8, 600. Fur
mans Real Estate. 10e West 9Th
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7 ACRES

Kaw Valley bottom, Z room house. good
barn, outbufldings, cement walks, some
fruit on good road. mile to car and grad
ed school, ground fenced. Price 81, COO Can
be bought on payments
The Shawnee Investment Co.
ga Kansas Ave. Phone 50J0
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LEGAL

Section - The city clerk shall make
certified copy of this ordinance and de-
liver the same to the county clerk OF Shaw
nee County, Kansas. who shall place the
several amounts mentioned in section one
of this ordinance upon the tax roll of said
county to be collected one tax in the
same manner as other taxes and assess
ments arc collected. "a
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper
Passed the Board Of Commissioners,
September s. 1913.
Approved September 5. 1918.
JAY II. HOUSE, Mayer.
Attest: ETA NJ. COvELL,
lSeall City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06

frilled at all It's cages. IL is a sep
arate garment to be worn with coat
suits of white and light colored
crepes.
jersey tied with a crayat of itself at
the waist line. The color and material
of the waist line are repeated in a
frilled ruffte that outlines the neck of
the coat.
Ffilled Martha Washington kerchiefs.
Indiyidualists are attempting to
make fashionable the soft kerchief
which we associate with the wife of
General Washington.
There are many fashions of that day
that could be returned to US now. For
instance, the Washington waistcoat,
which was a brilliant copy of the
French original and which women
could easily wear with their coat suits.
The Martha Washington kerchief is
only advisable with a slim gown built
of soft material. The kerchief is of
chiffon or null, is frilled on several
of its edges, then folded about the
neck and brought down to the bust,
where it is caught with rose or I
cameo pn.,
If, as the designers say, the long,
narrow skirt the small bodice and tho
normal waistiine return to favor for
our street clothes this autumn, then
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MALE AND FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoe statesmen and
shoe salesladies. Good wages. immediate
employment. References required. This is
a good, steady position for the right per-
sons. Opportunity to- make extra money.
Auerbach & GuetteI, Palace Clothing Co..
Topeka, Kan.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
SANTA FE

Four rooms, bath ROOM, pantry. cellar,
electric lights, good well, cement sidewalks,
~ lots, east front, ten minutes walk to
shops, nicely decorated. good light fixtures.
Price 81, 100. 500 cash. Very easy terms.
The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave Phone $3.50.
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CALIFORNIA
BUNGALOW

Large living room 14x26, dining room
14x14, breakfast room, bedrooms, sleeping
porch, kitchen with built in conveniences,
fireplace, bookcases, wardrobe in closets,
5 piece bath. large cemented cellar, COM
binatien furnace, coal room, fruit closet,
Terms,
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STENoGRAPHER, experienced. Apply e
W. McCord, Palace Clothing Co.

WANTED-Middle aged woman with some
experience in pressing ladies' clothes and
repair work. Good salary and permanent
position. Quality Cleaners, 10th and To-
peka. Phone 2342.
WANTED-womenc cook, $50 month, board
and room; 50 dining room and lunch
counter girls; kitchen help ;chambermahds.
etc. Fnrman's Employment Office, log
YOUNG WOMAN Tor general store work,
also book repairing (blnderyl. also typist.
Pendry's Bookstore. lis West Sixth.
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR LESS"
WANTED-White girl to assist with
housework and care fer two boys. age
3 and 5. during the day. Phone Black
2460 after p. m.
WANTED-Names women-Girls Wishing
try examinations for government post
tons. 800 month. 932 G. this office.
W1ANTED---white girl OF women to care
for invalid lady. Experience unneces-
sary. Phone 1884.
MATTRESSES for Harvey Houses. Apply
In person to Harvey Eeuse. 8. r. station.
WAETED-Experience girl for general
homework. Nc washing. 1895 Polk.
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I Published in The Topeka State Journal
September q, 1918
ORDINANCE NO. 4S30.

AN ORDINANCE levying a special assess.
ment upon certain lots and pieces OF
County, Kansas. to pay for sidewaIks re-
paired by said city during the year 1913
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA:
Section l. That there be and Is hereby
levied 4 special assessment upon the fol-
lowing described lots and pieces OF land In
the City of Topeka, Shawnee County, Kan
sas to pay for sidewalks repaired by said
city during the year 1913, as follows, to-
wit:
JACKSON STREET. Original Town.
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WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM.
PEOPLE who desire student help in ex
change for board and room call 13S:
Strickler's Business College,
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE 1917 Ford runabout body
for touring body. Topeka Oil Co., First
and Harrison. Phone 1864.
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DRESS
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

The Effort to Bring Back Frills as a
Contrast to the Usual severity OF
Woman's Costumes, is Having Sue
cess.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06

SKILLED MEN and women are always In
demand. Join the ranks Of the well-paiJ
workers. An /. G.. 8. course Will make this
possible. Phone 1854 for full particulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06

FOR SALE-PET STOCK
FOR SALE-Parrakeets. canariee, HHnets.
Telephone Blue 2S46. 1903 Polk
FOR SALE-canary birds, 81 each. Call
phone 1877 Blue.
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GOvERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE EXAMT-
NATIONS. Topeka in September. Gov
eminent clerk, teacher, inspectress, research
perfenee unnecessary. Women desiring
governments positions write for free par
ticulars to J. G. Leonard (former civil
service examiner. 49S Kenois Building.
Washington
WANTED-Neat girl with reference, gro
Gerry store; woman cook, $40 month, board
ter girls for topeka and ether towns; girls
for private families; chambermaids. Fur
mans Employment Office, 100 West 9Th.
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FOR RENT-HOuSES

~
3o3 FOREST AVE, Oakland, room house.
improved as desired, 81 lots, barn. fruit.
garden, well, good cellar. blocks to car,
church and school near. Macadamized road
to city. Good neighborhood. Call at COZ
East 4th or phone 610.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Five room, new
bungalow with furnace, electric lights.
large basement good water, oath and Mary.
land, Highland Park. Phone 1878 Nj.
C0LORED PEOPLE can rent room cot
tage; has electricity and water, toilet on
the sewer, at 1405 Jackson, for S. or 50.
Phone 914.
FOR RENT-S-room house, Auburndale,
r.. on car line, 6 lots. Call 541S ]. G. L.
Stewart, So Chestnut.
FOR RENT-1115 HARRISON, rooms. bath,
laundry, garage, modern except furnace.
$3.50. Phone 1854.
FOR KENT-House, 0 rooms. furnace,
sleeping porch aud garage. 1901 Mulvane.
Tel. 603-Ring 2.
FOR RENT-7-room house, corner 4th
and Clay. Phone 3017.
FOR RENT- room cottage on large lawn,
2l01 Kansas ave. DIR. Roby.
HOUSES TO RENT from 81 to $50. J.
Gibson. 15is Lane, Phone 1896.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06

The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone $780,
FOR SALE-Good 4-room cottage. in best
of repair. paved st. cement sidewalks
Price 81 200. Want 500 cash down; terms.
Furman's Real Estate. 100 West sth.
FOR SALE-2s7 Keilam ave, Oakland. 5
rooms, 81 lots, only $500. p. c. Moore,
S51 WABASH ave, Oakland.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal. August ~, 191s.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-06
AUTO OWNERS

AUTO OWNERS
The guaranteed $500 mile puncture proof
Gates half seles will save you one half
your tire bill. Bring good casing aud
try them once and be couvinved. e. e.
McFadden, 11G E. 5th. Phone 1916.
FOR SALE-ChevroIet touring car in good
condition; will sell right. Phone $50,
Silver Lake, Kan.
USED one-naif tou truck in good copIi-
ton. a bargain 7. 8. Lannan. 5U2
Jackson.
MAXWELL one ton truck, absolutely No.
condition. 100 Z. 18th st. Hargreaves X
Co.
Observation-Disclosures Ford. II. D.
Blaine, 525 Kansas ave. Phone 141S-
EMPIRE 6-touring car. 1917 model; splen-
did car for the price. Phone 1905.
FORD CAR for sale cheap. Inquire 1401
Madison.
1914 FORD for sale. Phone 394-
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WANTED-Boy with wheel er motorcycle
to deliver packages. Apply at once
Berkson Bros, I05-07 Kansas avenue.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR RENT-Six room and five room
apartments. GOT West Sixth. Phone
Blue 2801.
FOR RENT--Modern apartment. s27 Tyler.
Phone Black 2216.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

OPPORTUNITY
for young ladies wishing employment. The
telephone company offers unusual induce
ments, pleasant surroundings aud rapid
advancement for those qualifying. Apply
to Principal of Tfaining School, So Jack
son Ave.
Ripley County democrat., 1918-03-01
FOOTWEAR:


AS everyone knows there is no bet
ter Shoe offered the public than that
made by W. l.. Douglas, whose fame
as a manufacturer of Footwear is
world wide, and justly so. | repre-
sent and handle this famous line of
Shoes in Doniphan, and here follows
some of my prices in this Big Closing
Out Sale
Ladies reg. 81, at 4.85.
Mems reg. SIS, at $50.
Mems reg. $3.50 at $40
Mems reg. 81, at $40
Men's S reg. So. so at 2,9O
Mems reg. S3,'at $50
and right here I wish
to say that I cannot
give the prices on all
of my great Shoe Bar
gains, as I handle many
other well known and
reputable makes of
Footwear and I have
made a corresponding
reduction in all my
lines Of these goods,
Ripley County democrat., 1918-03-01
Saturday, Feb'y 23rd, 1919.

THTC GAL VIII be by you. going SLASH,
lilo A71LL SMASH, sLAUG trE, and SA' ltCE Prices and
Profits Merchandise will
the face Of the Sr9a the history the Woli when Mcs
ehand douh ebtd
has been predicted ko be higher the entire l9l8 and 9
relief
mammoth
advocating the
VII >aUy ~ the
has family o do his buying where the best with
Come everybody and buy the needs OF family Buy Underwear
or will
buy Every article store will be marked in plain figures This sale
dispose of stock and such abng
When Merchandise sell all
Ripley County democrat., 1918-03-01

Ny opportunity is at hand, and
| offer you yours, bus if yon fail
to graspit, in so far as you are
concerned, and do not take ad-
vantage Of these Real Big Bar
gains here offered you, it is your
loss, as 1 shall grasp my opportu-
nifty, and, furthermore, | have
named you Eere only few of the
very many Big Bargains / have to-
offer, and if you will call YOU will
be convinced Of what you read
in this advertisement.
a - -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
Sommerfuelnatur
@cb Marte @lisabctb.
"Naa, Softor, hoao mel,er 81

"Naa, Softor, boao melter on
ON beroe, Sogoens Soueoitabs-
niece"
Ereiten og Softoren bar paa Seien
biem ira ben panligc Wanoagsflub-
aiten hos Sogben. Senne Stub"
bar ct bpogeligt Eaaiuno al Breiten.
'Spem Ser piloe fltnoe beltage, baabe
apinocr % Wpno; Der blep lGit,
muiiceret og ON Sommeren ipiaet
baaoe arofet og Solo. Man fonl
ian1men tiblig paa Iitenen eiter at
bape ipiit Ell tiblig gften buer / lit
Siem.
Softoren pentebe liot meo Sparet
"@lrn er ben pafreite, llnge Eige, leg
bar feet" ipareoe ban tiliioIt, men
"Wfen bpob?" ipurgtc Ireiten le-
enoe.
Sun forefom mig of bore en- tent
mclig inobolosles og bierteles Gel
ifabsIommeriugl, og for ben Sla9s
bar leg ingen GlabS / NIT Sip."
Hu 10 Treiten bit.
"Staffars gamle 6pr!" iagoe ban
ertenbe. Seq Iaa bun gioroe bpao
bun funbe for at forbreic Souebet
pao Dig, og on bar iom en- 6iif faitet
paa 2ono. 90 leg tror nof on bar
Met. Som Ell Sommerfugl flagrer
bun fra 6~ornpielie til 5orneieIie, al
BRIG met eaer tilireos. &lin maa
bape aGe for fine 6eober, men noget
@ierte at gipe nogen - mel, oct bar
bun life. Dog - ies er iiffer paa
ell Ialto apinoes Sierte err Der NOT
oQigepcl bag - ON enonu / fa't
Sppn. aal1ife fan BET finn paogne
pco airrligbeoens oirefte gersring."
Seq fpmmer ialfalo life til at
ioriege at p9ffe," mllmleoe Softoren
haIpt nrgerlig, % Der por oct / bans
Stemme, Iom ff Greiten til at fate
ct forifenoe 9lif paa bom.
"Mootte set olorig gaa Iaa gait"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
0pcocm bcfes elarct rmnDt.

Der er mooife irgen aorniort, Der
er mere uobreot paa S5oroen, END !Spe-
Den. ) SGmtar ioregaar 8neoebsiten
pao Irqcntina5 ubpre Narfer o. poo
NeD 3eelanO. ) 6ebruor o. Nart5
/ Citin0ien 90 gGgppten. s 4pril
pao Gppern. 2iQeaiien, Beriien %
5 Nai ! aina % Sapdr. 5
,Suui / Sprfict, B~rGfenlan6, Spa.
nicr, Snbironfrig og | De fleite al
9toroomerifaS S%poitater. s Suit og
Augltit / De noroiite 2aube, ! ben
norIige Del al DC 6oreneOe Stdter,
/ lpiflano, Eiterrige, Gele al Rls-
lano Oh / Stor6ritamtieL s Sep
og Cttober / Terlt, I &obert.
Der % December / SpOofrifd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12

rem % oellnc maatte hlGlpe loftorcll
| hans anntp Tor 9arnctS 9ip.
anri bIcp aqi0epcl Souosooftorens
Siiltrii, 90 henhc@ ~reoebonnc Siplp.
iolnheb, llbbolocubco og @oobeo itob
Der Nm al lonat uoeuom @nNbcn.
Treltrirucn lmiIte trilimiercnoc iii
lin Mouo: "ga ia ~ fommer bare
8ub iii, ino er Oct not life CONNER
%ilt9lnoturcu ioul faor Spertogei aai.
gcpcl!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12

glsr ban oct Hrbeioc, man bctror
bam.
"a no8en Tor Moro ipurate bom,
lparer ban lille:
"&ioIiucn or 6eo."
Men noNle Sage ienerc par SOL
Hnoreos bortc. Mau ieate Irngc ei.
ter bonL isr man iallot BAN oeroppc
| GrTgrTnIen moo 6ieloene, bpor
ban Iaa heO oocr Ell uetop opqropet
Sorobaug.
Sal Anorea@ Dor gaaet til i'm Zen
- i'm eneitc Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
$~maafort3lllnger % Bistorier.

Stuu op % gao mco Ben / DagIig
Sroifob.
Big life Tor Sor9, ioIo life FOR Spnb,
@ien irerndo, opoo til MnoIct 5 bin.
Der"
So Maolet?" %unoiIop set benoe
upiIfaarIia.
&c piI iinoe set iom alt onoet,
Der uirfeIig bar %rro / Sen gomIe
@o9',~ ionreoc ban title % nrbpoia.
SEQ isrit @uo& &ige - ioa piI aqc
Sing tifIUgae2 eocr,"
Ger bIeu itiue meIlem Dem - Ell
StiIbeb, iom ingen al Dem piIbc brp.
De. Sognen itanicoe pes en- @rino.
Seq or lei, iorOt lea life fon
fiere Gem Ii9c bicm," iogoc han pno
lin IGoponIi8e, bpiIige Moooe, men
ieg er aIereOe ~tentn1eIig i%oriinfct."
"Saf Tor Den @iUIp, leg bar
iooct," Iporebe bun; al benoe5 Gone
funoe ban life bIipe fIor oocr, ON
bun merte mere emo felipe a~iereturen.
Set err berfor ri or Der - for at
biGlpe bperouore oocr De panifcligc,
itenc0e &eiitpffcr, ingoe ban o. flor
te pioere, isr bun fit Sio til at iige
mere.
"NotltrliguiS ipne5 bun. ieg CT en-
ficoeIig gonmel @rine6iboer, iom
bIanOcr mig /, buao Der life peofom-
mcr mig" iiIoioiereoe ban meb Jig
icIo. "Itcn ic0 mnotte iigc, bpoo ieg
iagOc, 8uba Micnino par at bun %
iaa ifuIoc pGre en- iono, goo apinoe
% life Ell Sommcriugl, % fan ie9
bare biplpc benoe iii at paagne op iii
@cpioitbco berom, ifol icQ life bare
leuct iorgippeS, icg bclcr."
Mten nGitc Sang, ban moOte bcn6c
/ Ereitegaaroer, bar bun bare ems
mere al Ell Commercial euO ier.
Treitcn Iaa Sfuficlicn / i'm @cnS
Zine. Sans ultgc SllitrI ioa berimtoO
no9et paffert %itrnalc bag Sari5 ling
tige, prteroe TpIen.
"auinochiertct paogncr, Com" be-
trocoe bun lin Wanb, bu DC par olcne,
"mcn bun err bnn9e for iig IelO. %
oct cr Goftorcn, iou bar foroorin1ct
0ets Sppaagncn."
"gllo gipe Def life betpoer Sorg
Tor Dem begge," illffeOc. Greitcu
Spob gtptte pil Ell iaabon auinoc
gisre Iom en- 2anosoottora @uitrI?
San piI neppe funOe boIOc bcnoc Sfo
og @onbifer."
Get innnle iagoe bore @enner
ON mig ogIaa," 10 Greitefrueu. "aori
bill lore - nffurat iom ieg - aiGr-
Iigbeoens oibunoerligc SfoIc."
Meu bum ifllloe ferit og remit lore
/ Sioeliens SfoIe. Ntoglc Gage iene,
re bar bun paa &iemueicn ira Ell al
fine Iouge Sfogtltrc. Sun bar fret
o. teritig. Ga bun fom til Ell lioen
Stue peO Gnoen al Sfogen bonfcbc
bun paa Gpren oq boo aoner, iom
luffeoe op, ON ct GloS Ganb.
"9are fom ino % ito neb," ioqoe
benne penlig. gu mao ~unoifpIoc,
Der err life Ion pert, men llngen bar
p9ret ioa urolig / belle Gag, % ieg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12

tpnfte ban pes iig IeIu. Gen So
nebitaospige pasier allerminbit til Ell
9anbslGgeS Suitru. Gio bun piI reiie
fin Sci fer bun gisr llgagn Der i
9paoen!"
Men ltlpffen bar Ser aQereoc =
peo oct ferite Slif ira &ariS pioun-
berlige Zine. Gen aIporlige, liot
tl1lge Sanbsooftor funbc life iaa line
Gine ira Den fIaercnbe sratieie Sfif-
felie % Def IiuIise ~rsomllSicoe Pin,
iigt. % for en- Gangs SfpIb bopbc
ban life bebepet nogen gientagen %.
fororine til at fomme igien nrItc
Gag.
Men bans SamtaIe nte6 benoc
blep Ell bitter Sfuiielic. Gent at ct
iaa paffert gore fitnbe pGre iao tomt
% inobolbsleit. San lagoe iig Ielu,
at oct piloe pore flogeit at boIoc iig
ppf. Wen bans Sierte iIog pluo'elig
merfuproig poIbiomt, oa ban ct Eor
Gage efter uoentet fog benbe igjcn
poa 2~onbepeier, meb Irmene iuIoc
al @lomiter og 2sp og en- giipenbc
Srno peo Sioen al zig.
San itanoieoe lin Grille % iagbc
mere emit Oh foritQQelie5fl1l0t eu0
ban ielo pioite:
"Se Ter trPt no, 8rsfen Magnu5;
man ieg fiere Gem pioere? 0icn
ieg maa ri9tignof en- Iiben Smpei."
"Mfange Saf; ia, ie9 err trpt. Seq
gif liot for langt," Iporcoe bun. "S>c0
snifeoe netop at Ell eler anoen barnl-
bjertia Samaritan piloe fonn1e fig
renoe."
0a ban bialp benoe op | &ognerL,
faIot bans 9lif paa ct Bar tpnoe,
Intaa Sfo.
"Ge troeoe oa life, at &c futoe
gao nogen Wil / DC fmaa Singciter?"
ipllrgtc ban. "Sct er unocrlig, at
ieg life fonbt Gem liggenOc FER mcb
priffet SOB"
"Gr BET Ell 2anbsooftorS fpccicQe
Iripilegilm at bore barif og ubef-
Zig moo gpfol, bpergang ban
trrIfer benz" ipltrgte bum Iiot
ipobif. "Sele Ceres &Gien bar no
trpft oct melt lepenoe Otisbog nneo
min ringe Scrion og MI llotrpffer
Ceres Stenme oct ogiaa -" peobIeu
bum oa ban life Ipareoe.
"6oroi leg baoer at Ie ell pen ling
bonn ebelpgee iig 'elp peb Sommer.
flglppien," font oct meo uiminfet
~Sigeirembeb. "Ge glente Oct iorre-
item UNDER &rotetipiQet igaor, Dpor-
for life glemme Def MY ogiaa - ia
alti6?"
"s(a, &rofet err lpGrt ~intereaiant
- men &c, De fer forreiten oItfor
msrft paa oIting, Softor - liot
Morro mao ga Ell lln9oom bare. &c
bill giere 2ipet til Ell 9proe banoe for
Gem Ielu o. anore."
"So, er oct life Ell Sprbe gipet al
SUBJ" ipurgte ban ~uluorIig, % balut
iom til iig iclp citereoe ban:
"Gn beaig Sproe cr Siuet S bGrer,
Setrngt BEN, Ieit Ben, brr Sen meo
9llpor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
0molps, iaar SAILS.
Sinores burtig ilaar bn anpenoer
flint MniternIe.

90 Multerole nil life bepirte SabIer iom
bel 9amreloaoIe S%euepsplaiter. Smsr bet
fin PAD mso 6insrene. Oct tr9nser isiens
rent til bet iaare Steb meb en- milb Rl;bren,
lesnenbe aniamlinser, tr9ffenbe uo Saars
beb os Smerteu.
Wuierole er Ell rem, bpib Salpe. tilberebt
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-09
SPORTS
TO
NED EGAN
Tragic Death Of Baseball Manager
Brings Sorrow to Many Friends
in This
State.

An editorial in the Ottumwa
Courier, will be Of interest to keokuk
fans, who recall the days when Ned
Egan was manager of the local ball
club in the old Iowa league. 1t fol-
lows:
The tragic death Of e. F. Egan, by
his own hand. brings sorrow to thou
sands of persons in Iowa and neigh
boring states, who knew him in the
years he devoted to baseball as man.
ager Of teams at Ottumwa, Burling-
ton, Keokuk, Muscatine and Water
loo. He was one Of the organizers
OF the old Iowa league later the Cen
trail association and attended the first
meeting of the organization, held at
Ottumwa. He followed its varied for
tunes and did much to maintain its
good reputation in the world Of sport.
Ned Egan was a thorough sports
man, a courteous victor and a game"
loser. Throughout his long career as
a minor league manager he held the
respect of the business men with
whom he was associated. Managers
and stars came and went as the
league which Egan helped to organize
progressed from season to season, but
none commanded more wholesome
and general regard than did he.
After a score of years in the ranks
Of minor baseball he won promotion
to the ~managership of the Milwaukee
club in the American association, re-
ceiving the appointment last winter.
Within a few weeks he was the vic
tim of an accident which doomed him
to permanent disability. He was
forced out of his chosen sphere for
all time and finally, discouraged and
he ended his life.
Many baseball players who have
high places in the world OF sport
their first instruction in pro-
fessiopal baseball from Ned Fgan.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-09
ToDAy,s SCHEDULE.

National League.
Sincinnati at st. Louis.
chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at New York.
brooklyn at Boston.
American League.
Soston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-09
TO
SHOW N
Physical Training Department Of Pub
lie Schools VIII be Sponsor
For Friday Pro-
gram.

Gymnastic exercises, folk dances
and singing and games will be pre-
scented by school children in the e X
hibit which will be held Friday, May
10, in the Grand opera house under
the auspices of the physical training
department Of the schools.
The program which will be present
ed, will include all phases of the regu-
lar work that the children do in the
schools. The first part is a playlet in
which the fairy queen will summon
to her court various groups of fairies
to perform their folk dances. The
second part consists Of drills, gym
nastic dancing. aesthetic dancing,
group formations and marching.
The work is under the supervision
of w. E. Turner with Miss Eva Kunz-
as assistant. The teachers of
the grades have taught the folk
dances as a part Of their regular work.
Miss Leila Hummer will play accom-