davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
8anf- @able11.

Sn Ser am lebten 9onnerSfag
abgebaltenen idbrliden 0erian11nlnng
Ser g(ftiondre ser Brptpn @ollnfp Ganf
ipurben folge1oe 0ireftoren geipdblf:
|Dr. 8. 81. 5riti6e, gilbert 5teinbanler,
Dr. Geo. s.. Weiler, MfreO S. Wogel,
8. s. &roof, gluguit 6. 0abl llnb 6ran5
9tiemar1r. Die Bean1tentpabl fa1b
geiter1 Na6n1tttag itatt,
y1l Ser Gar1nerS &c. MerbantS 9tate
Banf ipurben IN Ser idbrli6en Ser
iammlung folserbe Direftoren erlpdblt:
Jreo Nufberbeibe, Gbas. q. 5tol5,
Nno. Biebl, Matb. 8alier, 6ranf
Weflner, Willia11 @lutb unb S. g.
@3raff. Dieielben orsaniiirfen ii6 fpie
folet: prdi., Sreo Nufoerbetoe;; 8tce
Drdl., GbaS. 81. 5tol5; &allierer,
Ntbnr 8. Bood; Niliitent, q. g. Wan=
berfelo; 1eller, 9enrn 9ieta.
9ie 5earleS 5tate 8a1lf BON 5earleS
erpdblte IN iet1ler fiir5li6 absebaltenerl
bresperlan11nlllng fol9enbe 9trefto=
rem: 2eolaro q. Neboing unb Sobn
6aaS bon 2arnbertofl, g8tlbur S.
Citrate, 5earleS ll1lb Sob11 Netnbort
llnb George @robnlarn BON Gottonnlpoo
IopnIbip. Die nenermdblten 8ean1ter
|.iinb: 8. q. Nebbing, Hrd}.; Sobn
yeinbart, Slice 8rdi. ll1lo gBilbllr S.
|gtrate, Raiiirer.
ezN:n 1eS+nfo 99n11f p,.1,oIf fIfp
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18

Wolferei Brobufte, Nabn ll1lO Wilh,
alle Broonfte nelde er IN 2dbe1l fiir
@are et1lsetaul6t bat l1lb ale Bro
b1fte tpel6e BON ser 6a1ntlie ielbf per=
brau6t purben, n1iiilen 1nitetlbere1nef
lperben ais @ilfonlnle1l oer Tamilte.3
DieS 11etnt, oab alle 8utter, gier,
Netl6, Mab11l, Gleild, II. I. N. baS BON
sbes 6a1ntlte lelbit perbralldt ip1lree,.
I'M @infonlmen angefiibrt meroen 11llB.
Nud n1ifien alS Ginfonln1en angefiibrt
iperben alle eingegangenen s3inien nno
DiDioenbe obtpobl bie 9tDtoe11oe ntbt
fir Ste normale 5teuer baftbar ftno.
syn oielem brl1tto @tnfomn1en n1iiler
aud Sic Giufunfte Der Jrall a1gefiibrt
uerben unb eS iptrb ertpartet, bab Wann
1lno srau gemeini6aftli6 beri6ten,
auber bab ibre geiannnten Ginfiinfte
Sic Slnnne bon $5OO.O0 iiberlteigel1.
Sn bteien gale 1nI1ien ieparate Bez
ri6te genla6t tDerben, aber IN fetf1e1n
Gall biirfen 11ebr als $1,000 als 81
ennption abge3ogen peroen. Otele
5unlne f0r1nen tie stpii6en iib nod
@utoinfen perteilen.
Die 11ornale 5teuer auf Gin3el Ser
ione1t 1T 2 8roSent bon 81 600 btS
$1,000 nnb iiber $4,000 etne ipettere
2 Yroselt. gerbeiratete BerIonen be-
3a6le11 2 8ro5e11t Steuer BON @mfon1z
men 5tptl6en $4,000 nno 81 900 ul1b
et1e tpettere 2 Bro3e1t arf alleS iiber
$$44 81, 600. gluf ein @tnfomnen 5iptl6en
$4,000 uub So, 500 rubt eine 9tenerz
auflage bon / Hro5ent; 2 Bro5ent
aipil6e11 $500 unb $4,000; 3 Bro=
gent 5mi16en $4,000 ll11b $12O, 90;
4 Bro5e1t 5tptl6en $4,000 llnb $l5,=
900; 5 Bro5ent 5milden $l5, 900 u11b
$4,000; 8 Bro5ent 5ntiden SIC, 900
lr11o $4,000; l2 Bro5ent 3nti6en
100000 unb 10000; II Bro5ent
amtiden $50, 900 nno $4,000 lnb 22
Yro8ent 5tpilden $50, 900 urb 500, 900.
Bemerft fa1111 obenbrei11 nod merz
Ben, bab biele 8ertdte o1le BON Snz
gipeftoren Der Negterung bltr6geieben
iperben nno oieielbe,1 iperben e8 fid aud
.3ur BFidt maiden siolde Berfonen all8s
finoig 81 maiden lpe1de perfdl1nt baben
8eri6te 3l1 btnterleee1t tpelde n Wirf=
slihfeit ETH belteuerbareS Ginfomn1en baz
ben. 9pl9e bie beriu6en baS 9eieh 5t1
u1ngeber lanfen @efabr fid eir1er 9robe1l
.9trafe auS3rieten, GS liegt alio TN
9ntereiie aler berer ipel6e bas n0tige
@infonl1nen babe1l 6ab fte ii6 Die Iorz
1l1ulare i6ifen laifen uno oieielben a11Sz
fiille11 unb eini6iden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18

Nnldblid ibres Wiesenfeftes be-
.ipirtete 8ral @rnlt Sopfins lehten
g5on1ltagna6nittag eine slnsaN ibrer
assreunoiflnel1 ii ibretn Sein an Nora
German 5trabe,
geim @fatturnier Neo1ltaea eabenb
III set gurnhalle geipalln 9enrp abrens
Ben Brei8 NIT 20 nettp epiele1;;
Sen 3. Yreis ffibrte iiid Otto Ssmalb
All @enliifb NIT SCI 1lettto Runften
lllllb 9lnton g. Dorn ereatterte ben g
IgreiS NIT eine1a hippe1 9oIas aegen
bier Neataoore gin s. den ipnroe
gefpielt. SIN lleltes Odts lieo Sobn
.GlDbes luelA Aer fiirSlib no1, 2afapette
nad bier ilberfiebelte, ipllrbe als Wlitz
glieo dllf9eno1t 1trlell. ls8 ipurDe oll0
befa1lnt genldd onb oas e5taat 6fat
.!sllrlier oielsS sabr ii einneapolls lls
tttfiiinDet lirlo ss,par am 81 sebrlsar
III bsr st. Antbpllp I,lrllI Ialle.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18

.legenbeit allen ss55nterreliente1 @ebDr
sei6enft nerben ipirbe. Gin dbnli6eS
8erfabren lDurbe bei6loiien irbeSng auf
Gou1tn @raber1 SEQ. 35. Die Ser
iannmlung ftrbet IN ser JarrnerS 5tute
ganf ant IL, Sa1luar I'M 2 11br ltatt.
5ierauf pertraete lt6 oie geb6roe
biS gum 18. sSanuar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
gsnefit fit sipte are,,s.

Sir ltlorgen { (5anls lstagabenb Ut ein
iDeiterer Benft5z zTatt3 ii Der Nrnlort
peranltaltet tporoen, gum s1nhen oes
5Noten Greuses Derielbe niro arrangiri
bon oem Orient CHAPTER bes galferr
.9tar sroer1s Sir biefen 9an5 baben
'oielelben oos roubabollr sordeite1
bon Naarlban el1gagtrt u1lo lie ertDarten
baB Ste BeteiHeuals an an5 ei1re feb1
CUTE ietn piro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18

Sci Ser am a9iienBt Btagabe11o pp1ll
DRIFT ltliden Mdit tterpereill I'm fatbolilden
5buIba peranlt lteten Qartenabe1lo
.ae1panne, ssolse1lbe oie reiie: rall
syyobn RorbeL s9lnin Sag, arl.
.9ebnie Marti sDbH goder, rall ss1.
S.. ggalter ullo stte Engi
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
rite 8iirgerpapiere nut Sabre
ailtig.

2aut eireS bonn 8unoeso obergert6t
abgegebenen GrfenntniiieS meldeS bte=
Ter Iage bier befan1lt luurOe, ftno ote
.eriten Bnrgerpapiere rll1r Sabre gut,
syriiber fo11ltte et11 a1lgebenoer Biirger
ieine q. Biirge erpapiere 81 irge1o etner
3eit berauSr1ebmen, llnbefiinnlert bar
I'M tpie piele Sabre er ieine erlten
Bnrgerpapiere berau8g 8genom11en bate.
goieS mar 10 l1tter oe1n alfen u1lb all6
llllter benz llelle1 .giafnralif ifirllngS9ez
ift.
Durd) oaB Grfelllltnt8 beS gber=
seri1ts ipirb barin grober 8an6el
geidaffen iuerben. Nae folde lpelde
.eS iiber Sabre peridn1nen Ste 2.
Birge apiere beran n83unebme1l 1adz
benz lie bie eriten befonnnlet1 baben,
:iirl6 etrlfa6 all8geidl llno nIiifien
ipieoer BON borne anfangetl ll1lb fid
Sic erlten Biirg papiere li6er11. llnter
'bieier Neuerung bhiurften etlle 9all5e
Nnsabl Musl ldnber betrDffen iperben.
@5olde beren Ier1llia baIo abgelaufel
ST, ionte1l BET oer erften beiten G5eles
ge1beit bafnr ferse oaB tie ii6 oie
pollell Biiree erpapiere iider1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
Sabres sberidt oes Gpuntp 9lnipalts,

Sabres esberibt oes Gpuntp snipalts.
Mdbrero oes perflollenen Sabres
tpnrben l6 &rt1linal Gdlle I'M Diitrift
@ert6t l11b l72 gdlle IN ben l1ltere11
@eri6te11, alio I'M gan5e11 188 Sale,
bur6 Sic Sfftce bes gonntn Nntpalts
perfo6ten, lalt bes idbrli6en 8eri6ts
melhen @on1ltn 9lnipalt ssrebertdlon
Ebein1 @eneral @ntpalt beS Staates
|btnterlegte. Son Sen 8iltrtft Sc
rt6tszgdllen tpnrben 10 llberfubrl11=
gen er3ielt; bier Ser Nn9eflagten ipur=
ben freigeipro6en unb ein Tall lpllroe
|abgetDieier.
Son Sen llberfubrten ,paaberten 8
Inns s3u6tbaus, bret be3ablten @elo=
ltrafen llno IN et1lenl Der sSdlle tpurbe
Bic 5trafe erlafien. Sn ben ll1lferen
Gerihfen mllrben l43 ber Delin=
qlellte1 mulbig eefunben. 3ipei pnr=
Sen freigeiprode1l, 9 Tdlle plroen ab=
getpteie11 u11b IA tpurber1 a1 bie @robz
gel6ipDre11en peripieien nt1b letn Tall
mar am 56luB DeS SabreS nod ni6t
erleDigt. Sn 19 Jdllen ipnrbe gount1
@efdngni8frafe perbdngt urlb l24 oer
| llberfiibrte1 e11tfa1nen nit @elbltrafen.
STE 9otal @elbitrafen beltefen lt6 aui
$ll29 ll1lb Sic tarirten Soften aui
$354.62.
Der bollltdnotse 8eri6t lalltet ipte
|folgt:
arin,inalfalle in, riftsseri6t
Moro I'M 1. @rabe
Nngrtff I'M 2. @rab 2
Ginbrnd I'M 3 @rao
@robbtebitabd TN 1. @rab
F@roBbtebfabl I'M 2. @rao
|5tttli6f 6feitSperbre6e1l 9
Observation-Disclosures !
BDsmilltgeS 8erlaiien BON Gtnber11 /
8Dsminige @tgentn erit0rlng
gerfanf belaiteten Gi9e11tunlS
i3nian1n1e11 le
Greebniiie Der 9rD5eiie,
! llberfiibrllnget1 u
Jreiipre6unge11
gntla@lunge1l ]
Ig1o9 nnerhoiet
8eitraf1une Der llberfiibrten.
5taats3n6tbauS 8
Gountngefdns1t8 =
6uSDen6terte Strafe ]
.asa eSn 0en nttteren Snitan5et1.
Idfli6er Nngrtff, 8; Rletnoiebifabl
2; 5tttlihfettSperbre6e /; 8aitarb=
I1daft, 5; ilbertretnns Der Sagbgeiett
II; l1ebertretnng Der giabrlngSmtttel
9elebe, /; llebertretnng Der 9tfDrgeiebe
2; Irllnfenbeit, SO; beleibtgenbe Neoens=
arte1, 5; NtdtDerior9l11g, 3; b0SptM=
ger lnfug, q; gagabunOieren8, 1; Ira=
| oen Derborgener Maffen, 1; nebertre.
fnng Ser Nutonobilgeiete, 80, leber.
tretung oeS s3udtbengfz Gesi siitrationS=
IgeIebeS, 2; nebertretung oeS YooBtnl=
mergelekes, /; 8erbre6enperbii biitlngs=
gerfabre11, 2; 8orperb0re, 18;; 5ulonl.
men, l72.
Grgebniiie Der 8rD5eiie,
| l1eberfibrlngell s.. l4a q
Jretlpre6nnge1l ..,...
Iglbgetpteie1l ,.. ...... 8
Igeoh llnerlebigt .
Egln Diltritt tsgeri6 iiberlDieien Il
8eitraflne Der neberfiibrfen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18

'5it;ull9 BET County
sSeb1roe
GDlfpp luieber als gDriiker ermablt.
Yelbbeipilli llignnge1l ifiiiir spfpn Wiilz
fDrD, Salaire beifinn1t. SdluRz
perbDre fir GDuntD @rdben an
beranti1t.
So Der bal6idbrltden 5tBn1lg Der
.@ountnz zGeborbe ipel6e lebten DienS=
tag I'M Court 9ouie taete, mllrbe Ser
man BolfDip ipteoerlt111 als 8orltber
ermdblt lno S. 8. @raff als iein 9tellz.
.pertreter 5oforf nod Der Srganiz
iatioa unteriparf Sic Beb6rbe oie 8nher
5oes 5bakmeiiters, tpte bonn @eleb.
perlangt, elmer Brilfung l1b fano be
fenen III Der belte1 9ronung. 8ie
8rllfung ltellte felt, bab itb $53, ,906. .46
n Der goln1tp &afie befanoen am Gnbe
oes 6lsfaljabres. Son bteier 5un1rlle
befnben in $43, 900 alf Depo1tten=
81 CT eod "a s,a,o., e,,ha,s a,,s ~
,sser ~, r. a.. ia t Ga,t,,tp % ,Sera
u1ib Der Helt mar IN ben peri6ieoeren
ganfen oepor1trt auf 9bed &ontos.
5ss e11n8 Nfof1fh tn1t g ann S1nfIfnrH fii1
e;,,s ae,n; il;a,,,,a -, non s4nn fin ,,,e; !,
essetin,, a. - s,r;d,tenae mi ! @5tahi6,i;efe,, 1
,,,,,,ns o,,tosre;se,, q, No s,,nsyn;Sara
M, s;eis,,, a'',,, leo -, e;,,ef s%r;ftg
.l;Shen m Nerid,f M nar ma ~ I'M mp(s,en, heynarz
.aei,f % Soh ma s oln,, mn eiren @ gheil non
.@5fatp @h1 81 RooS gro q lefieifp Mi ri einern N
.9oStennnnft M @ I'M, m s8l3 "a mn ,,,,n zine eine
.e5fnhlhriiffe erri11,fete : m Ser Noifinn
.sHoaS -, "a Wrtroae "a ~ nm m $500 sSiir Sieie ;
9serhpiie,,,,,oen '3o,,rhpn ] iih,1en Sc 1e5nm.
M 1' ,,o,, :, ssoo ma mn Ser gn,,ntn gaiie.
ShsipilIiat r
l p g = !, ,t IS. !. s. e-..4,, q
ssos,,, e,,,nfahi S;;e G,,.id,t,,no n : e ei,1ea
tssanea IN : a,,f 81 Ser Nr,nen ssarrr, ,s,,h m Sers-
ieIhs ,,,,,rSe a,,ter;5irt Se;,,sn s : = 'estnm A "a
fei f 6fl1,rS Is T,1h Nioiten f !, erri.f1ten.
I IS @sofo;re i : - aetniiier nap Gnu1tn q Ne.
i o,,,fen IS =,,nS Nuaeitsl1fen e |t fn,,rSen trie.
:ffolat feltae}etf: 81, s.. Rennebn, Gpllrtn
5duI5 5uperin rintenbeflt, $2IOO; Garl
Manberfelb, @eriih hfsidreiber, $1,000;
;Nbolpb s5reberidion Gountp Nnfpalt,
500; SIS. sSuliuS, 5beriff, $500;
gs5saiienriidter W, s. Mafber, fir
cierifale 6iilfe, $72O; Glfrieba 9oberer,
ssatp 9aegifter Of g9eeos, $500, 9enrn
2HotpieS, Raltellan fiir (soltrt 9oltte,
$50 pro Wonat; Garl gsalbert, 9lut=
ieher Der Nrmen. Bor111, 500 pro Vtonaff
llno Trall q. 5ofnetlter, 9ebalftn 1ir
ben glllfleber, $40 pro Wtonat. Der
.Go1lntn NntpaH ipl1roe angetpte1en etnen
7eontraff NIT oe1l1 Sanltor all85nar=
#betfen 'fs ft ! tn neloem oellen p1l'D1e1l gehan
an9eseoen peroe1'.
Die 5un1n1e BON $500 ipnrbe BON
.ben1 gDuntn Gepen11e To11bS tn ben
Contingent SonoS itberlpieie11. Sur
ben @robeefb fbmorenen otenlf fplroe11 "
ansgeln6t llno fitr ben aletngeib ibfpore=
nenotenf ~ Namen.
Nefdloilen ipuroe nit Ser Go1ntn
Beb6roe bon Micollet go1ntn am IS.
Sanuar trn bieligen Court Sol1le cine
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
Gimfnntl1telt Stelter>
geleb

Gertd,te nber Ginfpmtnen tniiile1 DDr
bem 1. Mar5 binterlegt iuerbcn.
Nlle Ginnabtnen tim irgerO ei1ler
gesrgsqneue miiilen anaeaeben
merben. Grer,ptiDnetl iuerSen banit
abaespgen. 8eri1nlidJe ut.o @ansz
baltungsfpiten nie9t absiehhar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-18
l1eber eilte MiuiDll
sSab Miebl

9eiiige Whblenseiel ielli6aft bat ankeri1
prDitables SSabr Geihaft betrdgt
iiber 10 WilliDnen 9Dllars. 9beilt
8rDfiten nit Mngeitellte1l. Mlte
8ean1te ll1lb 9ireftpretl tpteberers
tpGblt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Food For ans
BY GEORGE E. PHAIR.
(CoDvriphted
(Copyrighted.)
How to Win the War.


Chicago. ILL.,, May 24.-Dear Sir: Your
| article on how to win the war was abso-
| lutely all wrong.
time records at home and play them on
the family music box and all the able
bodied men in America will swim across
the ocean and lick the guy that is re-
sponsible for it all.
If you want the boys to enlist, keep the
war songs at home. j. A. a.
Let us deal gently with a ball player
when he pulls boner ri, Bedng pau PLAY PLAY
of his career.
There are twenty baseball teams in the
Great Laker Naval Station League. Few
of them have ever played in big league
ball game. but they are all 1000 hitters-
An expert last winter predicted that
the Tigers would create a sensation in the
only it's one of those sinking sensations
we read about in the magazine stories.
Painful Memories.
Were l an expert baseball scribe
'Twould pain me to remember
The dope which l had pounded out
And printed last December.
The fly-casting season has opened with
its usual enthusiasm and eclat. Fly cast
ing is a noble sport, but we doubt whether
the fly caster accomplishes any more good
for humanity than does the meek and
humble flyswatter.
The wisdom.
There was a man in our town,
And he was far from wise.
When he was called upon to fight
He donned bum disguise.
He should have answered: Here 1 am,
So let the battle rip!'
Nor tried to fool his Uncle Sam
By painting on a ship.
.sSox in New York for Needed Rest" And
the story goes on toxsay chat Comiskeys
athletes are glad to hit Broadway after
the hectic life they. experienced in Wash
various walks of life, but especially on
baseball. A few years ago could you
have imagined a ball club hiking YEARLY
out of Washington, d. c., in order to
Spend a few peaceful days in New York,
N. Y? Yes, you could
A big man ambles to the plate
To lean against the ball.
He has the power and the weight
To drive it to the wall,
But often, l am sad to state,
He doesn't hit at all.
And yet a puny little guy.
Who measures five-feet-three,
Comes up and hits it on the eye
And drives it viciously.
/ often sit and wonder why
Such things as that should be.
A. A. to Try Twilight Games.
Chicago, May 24-Twilight base
ball will be given a trial in the Amer
lean association beginning at Mime
apolis tonight. The game will be
started at 6:45 o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Ribbons for
Commencement


Graduations are going to
be very simple this year,
but most every girl ID
going to have a new, big.
fluffy hair bow, and lots
of them are going to have
new sashes. Especially
desirable for these are the
extra quality, shimmering,
snow~white taffetas, JAG
guards and satins in the
6 to. 6% inch widths at
Soc and soc
And. for graduating
gifts there are the dain-
test of lingerie bows and
clasps. vanities. and other
made-of-ribbon novelties
29c to 75c each.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Handbags
"a sale!

A lot of regular 500
leather Handbags and
Purses will be closed out
Saturday at exactly Enn
u price ...........O"
A lot of Silk Drawstring
Bags will be closed out
Saturday at just VI price.
A lot of $1.0O Sport
Belts and black Silk Belts
will be on sale o.
Saturday .......... O"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Emphasizing most emphaticaUy for Saturday
IAN absolute clearance of all wool suits
Concerning the all-important
little things of dress

Children's black ribbed
cotton Stockings: all sizes
from 8 to 1O-regular 25c
ones on sale Saturday. .19c
Children's al e n 6 I b
Socks: especially desfr-
able for larger girls: plain
white and white with col
ored tops-39c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
The Parasols
are prettier
than ever

you'll say so, too. when
you see them; and they'll
all be here waiting for
you to see them Satur-
day. At $500 are the
plain colors; at $500 are
the plain colors with
black-and white striped
and checked borders: at
$3.50 and up are the plaids
and the fancy effects.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Swiss to Signal Airmen.

Amsterdam, May 24.-According &C
the German newspapers, the Swiss
government has arranged that the
Swiss frontier guards shall send uI
special rockets whenever a belligerent
airman by mistake invades Swiss ter
ritory. Airmen thus warned are sup
posed to turn back without delay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
BASEBALL TODAY.


National League.
Dew Dew YORK at Chicago, cloudy. p. m.
Boston at Pittsburg, clear, 5 80 D. m
brooklyn at st. Louis, clear, 3 80 D. m.
American League
st. Louis at Philadelphia, clear. 3:45 D. m
Detroit at Washington, cloudy, 80 D m
Cleveland at New York, clear 3 AS p. m
chicago at Boston, clear, rs p. m.
American Association
columbus at st. Paul, cloudy, p. m.
Toledo at Minneapolis, cloudy, 6: As D. m.
louisville at Milwaukee, cloudy, 3 p. m.
Indianapolis at Kansas City, two, cloudy,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Just Here

An express shipment of
Utility Bags of silk and
patent leather, and some
new back and side strap
Flat Purses of patent
leather.
New Ivory
New Stationery
New jeweled Hair Orna-
ments
all of them most ap-
propriate for graduating
gifts.
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High or low
NeckWear
either is
fashionable

1t may be a fluffy net
Talbot to finish a tailored
suit. or it may be a long.
graceful satin collar to re-
lieve "a dark frock. Then
there are roll and flat Col
lars, Vestees and Sets of
organdie. net and Georgette
500 to $3.50
And there are smartly
tailored Vests and Coat
Sets of snow-white pique
-J0c to $3.50.
All the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Silk Cloves

The ideal Gloves for
Summer are the 2-clasp
Silk Gloves; white and
black, plain and with con-
trast embroidering-$1.OO
to $1.75
2-clasp white Chamoi-
settle Gloves are $1.0O, $1.15
and $1.25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Service Pins

A new lot just came. so
we have complete lines for
all branches of the Serv-
ice-25c and SOC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Plenty of
Colored Silk
Hosiery

A shipment of Rad
moor" Silk Hose came this
week so we've plenty of
the most wanted colors
and shades:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
TEXAS LEAGUE MAY QUIT
Club Owners Will Meet Sunday to Dis
cuss Future Plans.

CIuD owners VIII Meet Sunday to Dis
cuss Future Plans.
Dallas, Tex, May 24.-Convinced
that General Crowder's new draft reg
ulations spell the doom of organized
baseball in Texas, if applied to the
men engaged in the national pastime
magnates of the Texas league will
meet in Dallas Sunday to discuss the
possibility of attempting to continue
the league.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville (at Milwaukee) ii i
:, d IL
Luque, Shackelford and Kocher; How
ara Williams and HUM, Murphy.
Minneapolis & ,
Sanders and Kelley; Robertson and De-
vine.
columbus Cat st. Paul. ......... 3
piercer I.a 49,;
and Hartley.
NO other games played Thursday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Miss Bright's
last day
saturday Will be the last oppor-
tunity you will have to avail your
self of her expert services in Sc
lecting and fitting the
Binner n nsek 1
Lady Ruth E fsssr

best suited to your individual fig
ure requirements. The afternoon
will undoubtedly be very busy
time with her. Phone for an aP-
pointment in the morning-cal
$500 and ask for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Samples of Cold
Cream-free

It's Daggett & Ramsdell's per
fect"-one of the best of the Cold
Creams. To further introduce it,
to each adult who calls at the
Toilet Goods counter Saturday, we
will give a sample tube FREE
you don't need to make a purchase.
And for the benefit of the regular
users of this most excellent Per
feet" Cold Cream, Daggett &
Ramsdell have authorized us to
sell it Saturday, just the one day,
at radically reduced prices:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
special at $3.50

Every mother who wants her boy
to have a new Palm Beach Suit.
this Summer should take advantage
of this special offering Saturday
the Suits are very good and the
price is very low. Plain tan and
striped Palm Beach Suits for boys
of to IT years-a special lot on
special sale as long as en-
they last Saturday jew
Other Palm Beach Suits in q
gray and tan. $500 :.
Kool Kloth Suits with two pairs Of
pants; tan and light and dark
gray in sizes to II years $3.50
Sport Blouses in light and dark
plain colors and light stripes; s.
to IA years-exceilent values
Washable Pants; Knicker and
straight styles in sizes to IL
years sec to $50
End F1oor-PeIletier'e
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other specials

other specials
Csc Kolynos Tooth Paste. Ice
soc Imogen Face Powder. sec
SOC Derma Viva Liquid Powder sec
$1.O0 Herpicide; for the hair. sec
soc Putman's Dry Cleaner. sec
soc Simplex Cuticle Remover. .'39c
15c Violet Bath Ammonia. .1Oc
Csc Amolin; deodorent. 49,. .15c
Main Floor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24

A. A. to Try Twilight Games.
Chicago, May 24.-Twilight base
ball will be given a trial in the Amer
lean association beginning at Mime
apolis tonight. The game will be
started at 6:45 o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-24
Boys Palm
Beach suits
are here

and the Kool Kloth Suits. the
short sleeve Sport Blouses and the
washable Trousers ia
make Summer cool and comforts
able for boys. y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-25
PORK LOINS? WELL.
Gales IN TROUBLE
lie Tried to Sell Three Cases
Of Them and Now He's
in Jail.

II Gale Al Skinner aud bis friend.
Fred Beaner. had known That the man
across the counter was "a detective they
would never had tried TO sell the three
cases of pork Joins TO Peter Scofes,
manager 81 tho Maine restaurant and
hotel in Hamnond-but they didn't
know it.
Now theE await the pleasure OF JUS
tice ia The Hammond Jail
The night of Jan. 81. the two men
arc alleged hy Barney Dolan, chief OF
the & H n police. to have taken The
ineat from a merchandise car.
Special gent OF the road. T. II Ma
loney had just finished eating his dim
uer Wednesday when he overheard the
Two men attempting To sell the meat TO
Scofes who refused 20 buy il Their ar
rests followed YESTERDAY
Chief Dclan said today Ire would ask
the United states district attorney to
prosecute the case in the federal courts
inasmuch as the men stole property IN
possession If the railroads. now under
government supervision. The meat is
valued AT s56.
skinner admitted he was up against
itr according % the railroad authorities.
He IS married man and lived at 4s6
Michigan avenue Reancr said they had
found the meat. Tie is single and lived
at tic Maine hotel uutil recently. Both