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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-06

Bougival; iii amintesti spaima in
voluntara ce milo produse sosirea
lui 81 scena care avut loc intre IT,
ne 81 el, 81 pc care mi-ai povestit-o
seara.
"A doua ri, pc cind erai la Paris
81 asteptai pc fatal tau care nu Sc
mai intorcea, un ON sosi si-mi detc
70 scrisoare della d. Duval.
,,Prin acea scrisoare pc care o a-
laturez aici, ma ruga in termenii
cei mai seriosi, sd te indepartez q
doua ii sub. un pretext oare.care 81
sal primesc, caci voia sa-mi vor-
beasca. Imi recomanda mai Gu sea-
ma Sd mutt spun mimic despre de-
mersul sau.
,,Stii Gu ce staruinta team STA
|tuit, la fntoarcere, Sd te duel din
nou Ia Paris a doua ri.
,,Flecasesi de Q ora, cind fatal tan
Sc prezinta. Te scutesc de impresia
pc care milo produse figlra lui se-
vera. Tatal tau era. patrlns de ve-
chile teorii, dupa carl oricare cur
ttezana 4 3 fiinta fara inima, fara
|ratinne, un fel de masinA care is
bsni totdeauna gaia y neteseascs
Erafna care.i intinde cepss u y sfisie
f6fE lails, fara socoleali n eel Al
81 aee " N \ isss 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-06

stiea de multi. Lam vazut de
vre-o trei orr, cind a VENT pc la
ca so mai vaza. Sc vedea un IT,
mar de isprava. Frusina mi-l-a Ia
udat multi 81 zicea ca Sc pricepe
bine la cal. Am sal scriu char
astazi. Da, are Sc fie minunat. Pc
Frusina so am ca fata in casa
81 pc barbat-su vizitiu. Da. Fru-
sina a fost o fata de treaba 81 in
ca am deplina inceredere. Stu
bine ca din gura Ell nu va putea
smulge nimeni o vorba. Sc Stii
Hristache ca asta-i lucrul Gel
mai principal intro casa. Daca
cineva vrea sa-ti afle secretele
81 ce Sc petrece in casa ia, Sc a.
dreseaza servitoarei, care te vim
de cum a vindut Iuda pc Chris
tos. Eu am aflat multe despre
Dora de la fata din casa. care
ii stiea toate ale Ell. 81 ce sa-ti
mai spun. Tu nu stii ca ell sti-
cam tot ce Sc vorbea 81 Sc petre-
cea in casa La vol. Ba inca lucruri
de carl mata Sc ferea sd nu lie
site nineni 81 ell lie aflam. Da. ii
scriu indata 81 sunt sigura ca are
Sc vina. Ea ma iubit ca 81 eu
m am purtat bine fata de dinsa.
| 81 din gura Ell II am auzit Sc la
sd vorba.'
,,Bine, Marioara, dar daca o
veni 81 vedea Cd sunt barbatul
tau, ce o Sc zica?''
,,Frusina? Copil esti Hristache.
Da ce crezi tn ca es n a stiut nj
mic din ce s'a petrecut in casa
noastrag Ca eu am fost O streina
81 team iubit 81 ca de ala am
vindut mosia ca Sc putem pleca
in alta parte sd ne casatorim. A
stiut tot. Mai multe ca tine, dar
STA tinut gura. Am ajuntat-o Gu
multe, am scos-o din necaz, 81
fost recunoscatoare. Da, 81 mai
este inca ceva. Ea este legata de
mine. Trebue Sc faca ce-i spun
caci altfel, daca vreau in pus-
carrie ii putrezeste oasele."
Cum? De ce? Ce-a facut "
,,1ti spun alta data. Sc mai
treaca. inca esti prea tinar 81 nu-i
bine Sc stii asa multe, mai Gu
seama lucruri carl lasa o impre-
sic dureroasa asupra mintei 81
inimei tale.''
,,Dar omul acela de la bal, pc
care mi-ai spus sal privesc bine
cine este?''
IAN sa-ti spun 81 asta. Numai
Sc mai treaca timp. Mintea ia
inca nu-i coapta 81 afara de a.
-cea esti 81 cam suhred. Slab 81
slabesti din ri in ri. Tu nu tre-
bue Sc al turburari sufletesti Cd
ti-ar sdrucina sanatatea, 81 tare
iti port grija, dragul meu," 81
cum STAN pc canapea llnga dinsa,
ma coprinse in brate, ma strinse
la sinul Ell 81 ma saruta de mai
multe orr, pc frunte, pc gura, a.
sa cum ma saruta cind ii ziceam
tusica 81 ma rugam de ca sd ma
lase sal zic mama. Cind ma slo-
'bozi din bratele eli lacrama, 81
urma mai departe:
,,Da Hristache, draga. Sc as
cult de mine, nu numai ca de ne
vasta, ci ca de o mama, pima te
vel face barbat. Tu inca esti un
copil. Tu inca al nevoie de in
grijirea unei name bune 81
iubitoare, asa cum ti-am fost
81 cum iii sunt inca. Sa te
fereasca de sbuciumari sufletesti,
de intristari 81 suparari. Sc fiji
vesnic vessel, in vote buna, des-
merdat 81 iubit, ca un copil GU
minte cum al fost 81 esti inca. 81
asa trebuea Sc flu fata de tine,
numai asa, ca o mama, pima al fl
devenit barbat. Barbat in toata
firea, 81 numai atunci, numai a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-06

tunci sd fl facut pasul pc care
lam facut, dar prea al fost do
ritor de iubire trupeasca. Prea
de timpuriu a aruncat amorul sa-
geata i ninima ia, 81 sunt 81 Ell
de vina. Team iubit 81 ell. La
inceput ca pc un copil nenorocit
de care am avut mila. Mai tirziu,
dupa ce am vazut ca ma ascultl
81 ma iubesti, ca pc copilul meu,
81 dupa ce teal facut mai mare,
stii din ziua in care mi-ai oferit
buchetul de flori cumparat din
Ploiesti, ca pc soarele vietei mele,
ca pc un fat frumos din povesti,
ca pc idealul meu din tinerete,
din copilarie, pc care in zadar
Lam chemat atunci, caci n'a We
nit 81 in locul lui diavolul mia
scos in Gale un ticalos care m "a
nenorocit, ca dupa un timp indie
lungat, atunci cind credeam ca
nu va mai veni nici odata, soarta
mi tea scos in Gale, asa cum
team visat in visurile mele de
fata, frumos, blind, sfios, duios,
bunatatea lumei intrupata in IT,
ne. Si, ti-am mai spus: cazusem
in ispita caci prea ma ispiteai.
Nam mai putut resista 81 am IA
cut greseala pc care acum trebue
so RIPARIAN 1mpreuna. Da Hris-
tache, dragul meu 81 puiul ma
mel. Iti sunt sotie, in fata lui
Dumnezeu 81 al oamenilor, dar,
lasa-ma, 81 trebue sa ma lasi, tre-
bue sa ma asculti, lasa-ma til
zic, ca pima vel deveni barbat in
toata firea, in caminul acesta
dragut, frumos 81 retras de sgo-
motul orasului, sa-ti flu mai multi
mama de cit sotie 81 sd ma So
cotesti 81 tn astfel, ca pc mama
duioasa 81 iubitoare, care sd te
creasca, sa te indrumeze in calea
vietei, asa cum Sc pricepe dinsa
ca va fl bine 81 spre folosul tau
cfnd vel deveni :barbat."
Vorbise Gu alta seriositate 81
convingere, Gu alta caldura 81
lnsufletire, Cd uitasem GU totul
de legaturile dragostelor noastre
81 privind la ca no mai soco-
team de sotie, ci de mama, asa
cum socotisem indata dupa
moartea mamei, 81 apucIndu-i mi
ma o dusei la gura, depusei pc ca
un sarut plin de respect 81 zisei:
,,Bine mamitico, ell te ascult
81 de aci inainte cum team as
cultat 81 pima astazi."
,,Stiu, te cred, nu trebue sa-mi
spui, dar Gu nu Ger numai ascul-
tare. Eu GER iubire de mama 81
mai mutt ca att, respectful ce Sc
cuvine unei NAME"
,,Bine, mama, am inteles."
/ ,,Nu cred ca al inteles. Vreau
Sc intelegi lbine ca Sc nu avem
in urma neintelegeri. Ute ce Ger
de la tine: Inaintea oamenilor,
ori unde am merge, 81 char in
casa asia, noastra, cind vor fl
oameni streini ma vel socOti de
sotie 81 te Vol socoti de sot, dar
alci in casa asta, in casa noastra,
cind vom fl numai amindoi sa ma
sOcotesti de mama. Sa ma iubesti
ca pc o mama 81 sa-mi dai res
pectul cuvenit unei name, 81 ca
sd poti face aceasta mai Gu inles-
nire sd nu-mi zici pc hume 81 nici
draga, ci mama. ST ti-am spus
pentru ce. Cred ca nu trebue sd
mai repet odata. Stu ca are
sa-ti vie greu, dar trebue. Nu Sc
poate altfel. ST aceasta pentru
ca te iubesc, pentru ca imi esti
drag ca sufletul, ca 81 cind al Fl
copilul meu, I'm copil bun, ascul-
tator, supus 81 blind.
,,Acum cred ca m al inteles BIZ
ne, nu-i aSa?''
| ,,Da mama"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-06

,,Atunci hail
in care ai se
du-se de pc 4
NINA 81 trecln
urcaram trepte1S
81 intrind intro od11l h
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
Sure Way To Get
Rid of Dandruff

There is. one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. This destroys
it entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when retiring
use enough to moisten the scalp and
rub it in gently with the finger tips.
BY morning, most if not all, Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complef ely
dissolve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign and trace of it, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all ;tchine
and digging of the scalp will stop in.
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need This SIM
pie remedy has never been known to
ail.-Advertisement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
Weak, Thin People
Made Strong and Fat

Weak, thin peopie-men or women-are
nearly always nervous wrecks; thus con-
clusively proving hat thinness, weakness
debility and neurasthenia are almost in
variably due 20 nerve starvation. Feed
your nerves and all these symptoms due
to nerve starvation will disappear
Eminent specialists state that the best
nerve food is an organic phosphate known
among druggists as Bitro- Phosphate, a
five grain tablet of which should be taken
with each meal. Being a genuine nerve
builder and not stimulant or habit form
ing drug, Bitro- Phosphate can be safely
taken by the weakest and most delicate
sufferer and the results following Its use
are often simply astonishing.
Weak, tired people regain strength aud
vigor; thinness and angularity give way
the sleepless, confidence and cheerfulness
replace. debility and gloom, dull eyes be-
come bright and pale. sunken cheeks regain
the pink glow of health. Bitro Phosphate,
the of which is inexpensive, also won
derfully promotes the assimilation of food,
go much SO that many people report marked
gains of weight in a few weeks.
CAUTION Although Bitro- Phosphate is
unsurpassed for relieving nervousness,
sleeplessness md general weakness. ii
should not, owing to its remarkable flesh
growing properties. be used by anyone who
does not desire to put on flesh. 1t is sold
in this city by Tully Mcfarland and other
good observation-disclosures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
GET AUTO THIEVES
Seven Men and Eight Autos
Taken by st. Joe Police.
Believed To Be Leaders of
Ring of Auto Bandits.

St Joe, April 26.-The st. Joseph
police last night arrested seven men
and seized eight automobiles, when
they drew in the lines of net they
had been carefully placing in an eff
fort to break up automobile thefts
here. Four cars were taken from one
garage which detectives had watched
day and night for several days. Two
of the machines had been stolen here
within the last week, and the detec-
tives had watched them driven into
been placed on both of them. A third
machine contained several hundred
bottles of whisky, and the police be-
heve it was used for booze running
into adjacent dry states.
Jack c. Beaver of ST Joe, and t.
l.. Harp and H. 3. NARROW of Omaha,
were arrested there.
Carl B. Shoffer and Robert w. Ray
GER were arrested at another address
in connection with the theft of a
quantity of motor car accessories, in
Guiding an electric dr;ll believed stolen
from Hannibal, Mo-, and a stamping
machine for stamping numbers of au-
tomobile> engines. A car whose own
ership is in doubt was taken with
them.
st. Joe, were the other two men ar
rested. They were taken just as they
were paying the storage on machine
which they had had in storage The
engine number had been obliterated
and 1t bore license plate stolen from
local store a week ago. All the mer
are held for investigation.
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SING old SONGS
Funston Negro Soldiers VIII
Give TOpekans Real Treat.
DIR. Kulp Says 92nd Division
Glee Club Is Great.
WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS
They Also VIII Sing at the
r.. C. Auction Sale.
Sixty Men in Club and All Are
Natural Warhlers.
WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS

Southern negro folk songs, the old
melodies so much a part of the life of
the southland; war songs, new and
old. with original parodies and stunts
make up the program of the Glee club
of the 92nd division. national army.
(which comes to Topeka Saturday and
Sunday for two concerts under the
auspices of the Rotary club. The club
will also sing at the Junior Red Cross
auction sale on the state house
grounds during Saturday afternoon.
'Topekans are going to miss an I'M
usual treat if they miss this glee club
said the Rev. DR.. Edmund j. Kulp,
pastor of the First Methodist church.
II really think they have one of the
finest singing organizations 1 have
ever heard. They are simply wonder
full Their program consists almost
entirely of folk songs Their voices
are beautiful. The sixty men work to-
gether in an unusual way. They are
natural singers and have had four to
six months intensive training under a
competent director. There is vim
and a dash to the Glee club program
that will surprise every one
The program includes ten numbers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
PUSH OTTAWA HOTEL
North American Hosiery at Ottawa
To Be Completed Soon.

Ottawa, Kan, April 26.-Work on
the new North American hotel will be
pushed just as rapidly as the deliv-
cry of material will permit. it was
stated here by F. E. Henzie of Omaha,
general superintendent for the Bank
erS Realty Investment company,
which holds the contract for the COM
pletion of the hotel. Henzie will go
to Topeka, where the North American
Hotel company has a ten-story hotel
in course of construction. Prepare
ton of the Kansas avenue site was
commenced several days ago.
Our material for the Ottawa Job is
coming thru in good shape so far
said Henzie. However, deliveries
are slow as a rule now. We hope to
nave the building completed by the
latter part of the summer"
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Yet German Vice Admiral Will
Lose Command.
BOche Papers Say Nothing Was
Accomplished.
NARROW PASSAGE STILL OPEN
Some Admit Great BOIdness of
the Attack.
Evidence of Submarine Sue
cess, Says One Paper.

Amsterdam, April 26.-Vice Admir-
al Schroeder, the commander at Zee
brugge, according to reports reaching
here will be deprived of his command
for being taken by surprise by the
British Tuesday.
German newspapers in commenting
on the raid at Zeebrugge generally
take the hint given in the official re-
ports at Berlin and represent the en-
terprise as having been a failure.
Some. however. admit that the attack
was made with great boldness.
THE cement laden ships which were
sunk close to the coast will not hinder
the exit and entrance of the German
naval forces the Koelnische Zeitung
says.
U-boats Still Able to Pass.
The LokaI Anzeiger says that the
raiders succeeded in blocking the
waterway to a great extent but that
the U-boats still are able to leave
their harbor as narrow passage re-
mains.
The Wezer Zeitung regards the
British version as a fantastic SubSti-
tuition for the wish for the deed, and
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by the full club, two quartet numbers
and seven solo selections. The favor
lite songs of the southland for many
years, "Old Black joe Little Liza
Jane" Down to the River of Jor-
dan," '.Mirandy Give Me a Kiss" and
when Sambo Goes to France" are in
cluded in the program.
Chester Guthrie is the musical di-
rector of the club. He is the song
leader at Camp Funston. His special
job is to get the soldiers to sing and
everything indicates that he has done
this in a wonderful way.
Topekans who may have used mu-
steal instruments, violins, horns, clari
nets or any other instrument, which
can be readily carried about can con
fer a great help upon the soldiers by
donating these instruments to the
boys in the camps.
Many Want Instruments
The government furnishes the in
graphs and pianos have been supplied
cations. But there are many men il
the camp who can play different in
struments and few of these will ado
much to the pleasures of the idle
hours of the men at Camp Funston
, Director Guthrie has asked that an,
Topekans who could give used in
struments communicate with hin
Saturday evening or Sunday.
The concert Saturday evening at thu
| auditorium will begin promptly at SCI
o'clock. Sunday afternoon the con
| cert will begin promptly at 81
O'Clock
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ONE WIFE ARRIVES
Mrs. Emil Brown" Has Claim
on Helmuth Schmidt.
Wife, Murderer Aimed To Get
Fortune From Fraus.

Detroit, Mich. April 26.--One of
Helmuth Schmidt's living wives ar
rived here today from New York to
try to attach one of the murder
plants which she herself succeeded
in escaping. She Is Mrs. Emil
Brown
She left for Royal Oak shortly be-
fore noon, to look at his property
there, hoping to recover equity for
the $500 which she says he stole
from her. A third living wife was
believed located in New York today.
Schmidt is said to have obtained
$1,4O0 from her.
He appropriated $4,000 from his
present wife, who, police think, was
to have been his next victim.
An ulegitimate child of a Prussia n
junker, Schmidt was trying to accu-
mulate money to return to Germany
and live as an aristocrat, develop
ments today indicated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
THE YELLOW JACKET

Something new under the sun to
the Topeka stage was presented IN
THE Yellow Jacket by the WASH
burn Dramatic club at the Orpheum
Thursday night. The production, a
quaint occidental allegory. was, Incl
dentally, the strongest piece of work
the dramatic club has accomplished
in some time.
THE yellow Jacket would bear
the second production. 1T is a fascf-
mating originality, as plays go, and
the fact that imagination must be
used as in all Chinese plays makes the
production almost as amusing as does
the lines and story. Turnout the
play there are no scene changes. and
the property man works in full sight
of the audience, the audience being
asked to play like the scene is a
mountain peak and the property man
an invisible quality.
Leads in the play were carried well
by John Troxell and Miss Esther Ora
ham. The play, by the way, also in
troduced character new to To-
pekans. a real Chinese vampire, ably
depicted by Miss Mary Paxton. Other
vamps with her were Marjorie Her
rig, Hazel Swoger and Betty Fyffe.
| Miss Ruth Rooster also carried high
| honors as a ladylike prince who re-
fused to pit his Drawn against that
| of the first prince. abandoned be-
cause ancestors commanded it and
adopted into the home OF a farmer
Sam Heller as the invisible" prop
erty man, indicted a bit of real COM
edy into the piece without saying a
word.
Unlike most plays, THE Yellow
Jacket offered a list of characters thai
| offered strong advantages for the per-
| sons playing the roles as individuals
The entire cast of the production, al
commendable and well chosen, fol
| lows:
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
FOR NEW AIR PROGRAM
Overman Bill Amendment on Aircraft
Now Assured.

Washington. April 26.-Addition to
the Overman bill of the amendment
of Senator Wadsworth of New York
providing for reorganization of the
aircraft program by authorizing the
president to establish an executive
agency with complete powers was as
sured today when Senator Overman of
North Carolina, in charge of the bill,
advised the senate that he would ac-
cept the provision.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
Drill for Oil in River.

Austin, Texas. April 26.-Reports
that the state of Oklahoma was claim
ing the channel of the Red river, to
the south bank, and was granting
leases to oil companies to drill in the
channel, received here today, drew a
denial of the right to do so from j. T.
Bodison, state land commissioner.
Bodison asserted the state of Texas
owns to the middle of the river bed
and announced the state has already
granted one lease to drill south of the
center line of the channel. Other
leases will be granted he said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
OIL WELL OUT OF BOUNDS
Texas We'll Is Splitting 10000 Barrel.
Day.

Dallas, Texas, April 26.-The New
England Fuel company's well, Pazzi
No. l, in the Panuco field. Mexico, has
broken loose and is flowing $4,000
ceived here by local oil men.
One hundred teams have been put
to work. and are building impounding
tanks of earth, to conserve the oil and
prevent it from flowing into the river
and creating fire hazard
Company officials expect soon to
contfol the well, according to reports
here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
TEXAS STRIKE ENDS
Federal Labor Man Prevailed ON Waco
Strikers to Go Back.

Waco, Tex. April 26.-The general
strike which has paralyzed industry In
Waco since Monday morning was end
ed today, following a patriotic mass
meeting of laboring people late yester-
day j. S. Meyers. federal labor de-
partment representative, appealed to
the strikers to end the strike, and the
suggestion was adopted.
The street car strike, which preclp-
itated the general sympathetic walk
out, has not been settled yet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
A DOG TOLD THEM
Master Was Drowned and Faithful
Dog Attracted Attention.

Sedalia, April 26.-Attracted by the
barking of faithful dog, relatives of
Raymond G. Letter, % years old,
found his body in Walnut creek south
of this city last night. 1t is believed
Letter drowned while attempting to
cross the stream, swollen by recent
rains.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
TO TWIST HIS TAIL
The Vindictive Cracked Joke on
Eve of Zeebrugge Venture.

London, April rs THURSDAY, to
Reuters Ottawa agency)-Captain
Carpenter of the Vindictive says that
before starting on his dash for Zee
brugge, Admiral Keyes signaled. st
George for England" The Vindictive
replied: May we give the dragons
tail a damned good twist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
HE TOPEKA DAILY STATE IoIIRNl

adds: TT is a success of which we
Germans may boast
The Koelnische Volks Zeitung sees
in the attack evidence that the exiS-
tence of a submarine base at Zee
brugge is making life intolerable
for England"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
THEY MAY DIG COAL
Even Liberty Loan Day Must Not
Interfere with Fuel.

Washington. April 26.-Coal miners
who work today will not be regarded
as having violated President Wilson's
liberty loan day proclamation, Fuel
Administrator Garfield has advised
operators and mine workers officials.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-26
CREDIT TO BELGIUM
$1O7 $50, 900 Now Has Been Advanced
to Little Nation.

Washington, April 26.-Belgium
was granted another credit of s3,-
$4,000 by the treasury today, MAX
ing her total borrowings from the
United States, s107,85O,0OO and cred
its to all the allies. S5,2SS, $4,000.