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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

$ Waibineton, Z. De5. = Dte ante
rifaniide &riegsmarine miro big 5um
/. SSsl,Ii 1920 51 ether 3abl bon 1891
Grieosfahrsel1aen antpo6ien, tpie et-
ne be,1te peroffentlihte 8efonntma-
duno bes @eor Mbmirals Griffin,
Ghef bes 9ehortemcnts fir Dompf-
ififfuhrt, Dor nem &omitee fiir Ma=
rinean1elcocnhcitcn bes Hepraientan=
tenbo,ies befonnt gibt.
0ie1e @efanntmad)ung 5eigt, bob,
oIs ser @rieg erfldrt pl1roe, uniere
@rieosn1urine 1854 Shiffe 5dblte,
tpGhreno ont 1. Mobember, 5ehn So9e
Dor Ser ginitellung Ser Teinoieligfei-
ten, lie SIT TT ongetpodien NOR; Trt-
botrmdlten 11no onoere Shtffe, Die
gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS einge5oger1
tpuroen, fins hierbei nift eingered)=
net.
Ser groBte 9utpads tparen 800
ltnterieeboot : @erfolger. Ser 3n=
lpud,s in 3eritorern betr1tg Al, nro
Ser ltnterieeboote bon a. a11f 70.
N,1r s1pei Molerboote tpltroen BIG
sum l. Mobember fertiggeiteat. Stir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
MIbanh.

9ermonn @9nlte, @einri@ S6nl=
tie nn6 @einrid Srie6rid bon ct. So
iepb erfreuten lire bter oniaiiige
@roBmntter, 6rou 2ambert 56ulte,
sic einen Mrm bro9, init ibrem 8e=
iude. - Sobn S6ulte fat iih nod
Onemia gum 811ttermo6en 5urid=
begeben. = Sobn Stein bon bier,
melder int @ountpgefangnis Der
Stun6e borrte, tint iidf tuegen urge=
biibr1i9en &on6babens elmer S6ieB=
>poffe Dor 6em &retsri6ter 5u berant-
>porten, befannte ii9 6es ibm CUR 2ait
qe1egten @%ergebens i6u16ig un6 muir
Sc bon @i@ter @0ier nit 80 Eagen
@onntp1@ fe belegt. &C.
gen. 6os @eripreden> Before 8abnen
3u mon6eln nn6 tpGbren6 Ser 60 So
ge Iongen iiber ibn berbdngten Straf=
aeit 1id 6es @enuiies geHtiqer &C.
trGnfe 511 entbolten, m1r6e ibm Die
Strof e erloiien. - @err nn6 6rau
gilbert 8eiemann mur6en bonn
&riegs6epartement bon Ser trourts
qen Totiode in &enntnis geiett, 6ob
ibr @obn gilbert in einem am 6. Sf=
tober a11f fron50iiidem 8o6en itott=
gehobten @efedt fem 9eben firs 3d.
terlon6 qe1oiien. = Ser Mlbanp @n=
terpriie 1T niht etn= ion6ern 6nrf)
Mnfouf an &einrih s. 8ade1 iiber=
qeqor1aen. = Mod brei Monote lam
Gem DienIte in Uncle 5ons iieqrei=
hem Seere lit Mlbert &rebs nadhon=
lie entloHen tpor6en. = SSn Der lett
fin gebaIteneu regu1Grer Seriomm=
luna 6es bieiioen fotbolii6en Sorfer
bereins tpor sic Sane nit elmer gro-
Ken Hereinafter Stooten Sabine ge=
idmiidt nn6 sic int omerifaniiden
Seere 1tehen6en &ereinsmitg1ieoer
nit elmer Dienitflagge nn6 elmer Oh
ren1iite beremigt; ohtaebn hieiiae ia
thoIifhe T0riter iteben nnter Uncle
CONS 6abne. II Mo6 mehrere $50
hen tandem 8ei1tde BEL ibren bier
tpobnen6en gltern lit SRI. Mlma
@inter roh ct. Saul 5uriidgefebrt,
mo- file im ct. Soiepbs 5oipital ols
&ronfenpfleqerin sic beiten Dienite
Ieiitet. - Mif. @onenitein bot bonn
Comp 2etpis, @aib., fem Mboncement
8um @orporol miiien Iaifen. Wol=
ter .@immer berbradte etnen 5ebn
Saqe Iangen 11rla11b bel feinen bier
tpobnen6en @1tern nnb lit tpie6er CUR
neutrality-suspicious. nod BEN Great
2afes nobe Chicago 5urudgefebrt. =
&ehtsontpolt Beter Mbles nn6 @atttn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
21eme Hentihe Repmbtit
amsecrnfcft.
SortIetung bon 9eite l..
Gdeibemanm tuia reiignieren.

Berlin, II. Sea. ST miG nit
bieier Gage nidt fir eine anoere $50
DIE bertpidelt fem. Sd merbe aus,
l6eioen," erfldrte Bbiltpp 56ei6e-
mann, Elm Mitglte6 Ser @%egierung,
in elmer beutigen Nniprade, in tpel-
der er 6ie @egierung un6 iid ielbit
gegen sic Mngriffe Der Spartacns
Grippe bertei6igte.
54ei6emann erfIarte, 6aB btnter
ser @egierung 80 Bro3ent Der 8e,
p0lferung iteben, ~un6 trob6em Itbe
lie ouf etnem 8ulberfolie."
&er1rteilt rabifale So5ialiiten.
@err @deioemann iebte bin5u> baB
George 2eoebour, Elm rooifaler Sib=
rer, ii6 Ser grnennnng zines &abi=
netts fir SO Stunben mi6eriebte.
Nah ser &ebolution tponte 81. &arl
2iebfnedt, Elm an6erer ro6ifaler Siib-
rer> SEM @abinette beitreten,
aber MIR fir orei Sage. Ser Spre6er
beI6rieb 2iebfne6t oIs cine Berion,
ser ie6er Observation-Disclosures feble
@eiters erflGrte ser Me6ner, BOB
sic 8%orfommniiie 6es 8reitags nnr
cine notirli6e Solge Ser Mppeue Der
@portacus @ruppe an Die Wolien,
ii6 gu bepoffnen un6 ste @egierl1ng
3u itiir5en, gepeie n paren.
Cine 5o5ioliiiernng entlang ben
2inien, sic bon 1tnbefdbigten ber=
langt tperoe," iebte 56ei6emam bin=
su," miir0en MIR 6ie Sn6u1trie nno
Sen Son6el rninieren. @enn mir
1Gnger in oieier rebolutionaren Sri
liz pertpeilen, 1in6 mir obne Soft
n11nq a1f &ett11ng berloren nn6 mir
mer6en fein 5tiif 8rot boben. Wenn
6os Soft nidt 5um @eritan6e fommt,
10 mer6en iie onr6 Sic Mmerifaner
s1m 8eriton6e gebradt mer6en."
@ertueiqern 6rieben nit Ben MQtter-
ten.
81 @aris, 10. Sea. = ~@ir ber=
meigern einen Srie6en nit BEN M=
Iiierten nn6 boben Dor, sic gegen=
mGrtige &egierung in fur5er 3eit 5u
1tiir5en," erfldrte &arl 2tebfne@t
6iibrer ser 6eutiden 8olidetpifi, in.
elmer in Berlin bera11sgegebenen Bro=
f(omotion, pie cine Depei6e ons 3a=
ri6 an sic 2'SSnformation meloet.
Ser Belagerungs3uitan6 mur6e
iiber Berlin berbdngt, iebt Die 9e=
peibe bin5u.
22O Berlone1 tpur6en getotet nn6
sirfa ton1en6 bermun6et bel ben fir5=
li6en 56ormiibeln I'M 6eutiden &a=
pitol 5tpiiden Sen 8oli@epifitruppen
un6 Sen regierungstrenen Srnppen.
&ptsoam &ebolte in bollem Sdjau1tne
% @amburg, 10. De5. = 9te &C.
qenrebolntion in Bots6am befin6et
iib in bonem 56munge, me10en bier
eintreffen6e Beri6te. Sc miro glet6=
5eitig gemel6et, 6oB 6ie &ouptarmee
6auptq11artiere in 8er1in errt6tet Il.
bertpeigert, sic Ml1torttGt 6es Mrbei=
ter nn6 6ol6atenrates an5nerfennen.
Ser bieiige Mrbeiter= uno Sol6oten.
rat qibt befonnt, 6oB Sic 8oli6etpifi
Elm coup 6'etot" in &ombnrg plan=
ten, ie6oh nnter6riift tpnroen. Clint
ge 8erbof tnngen tpur6en borgenom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
nonnerstaa. Ben IL. December 1918

banie entlaiien tporben. - Subert
5treib un6 5rau bon 5orbolm, 81.
g., befinoen iid bier 5u einem Der,
monot- un6 freun6idaftliden Be.
fude.
6olbingforb.
grou Bran3 8robel 1T am lebten
Donnerstagmorgen DEM 2u%ngenfie=
Der 3um 0pfer gefaaen. Sbrem 10
1dper gepriiften @atten binterlaBt iie
als 2iebespfono Elm Rin6. : Ra4
bartem Sample gegen Ole berriden6e
Seude fiiblt iid. gilbert @brlidmann
mie6er mobI. = Mi4. Biqenring,
@attin uno Eobter Srma tporen fir
cine ISOLDE angenebme @dite Der bier
pobnen6en Gamilie Sobn 8iebauier.
- @al1ierer Nif. @ai6n bat ltd bon
ieiner podenlongen aranfbeit iomeit
erbolt, oab er ieinen Standardization
mieoer poriteben fann. 5reo Sang
fat Sen @ampf gegen oie ihlei6enoe
Sen6e gludIid beitanoen nno ltebt
jebt inn 2aoen jeiner 4uno16aft mie=
ser 3u Dieniten. = 5rau @eorg Mel=
Ter nnter5og iid insllbonp elmer glud=
lih perlmf enen Operation. - Nm
Wontag lit Ser nnterridt in Der Nil=
Iaqe-Sdule nod mebrere Wo6en lam
qer unterbre6ung mie6er %aufgenom=
men mor6en.
8airiides Excitement.
esn 6ieier @egen6 gibt es INNER
nod Snfluen5a=8dae, melde Die
Mer8te ser Nadbarihaft fat unauf'
boftiam ouf 6en 8einen balten.
= Gsobn 5derer, melder felt anbert=
bob ssabren frdnfelteu bat ii4 gu Ell
nem 5%pe3ioliiten nod Chicago bege=
ben. - 6rou Sobn Mous bon Min=
neapolis tpnr6e an 6ns 8ett hires
ldlimm erfranften Sobnes Wilfreo
qprufen, ser iid bier BEL Ben @roB=
eltern oufbGlt. = George 2in9ren II.
6rau e%rfreuen iid Ser Mnfunf zines
qeiun6en &inb6ens. = Tron Mld.
6iltner bon MeIroie, berbrahte ben
@n6teiI p%ergangener ISOLDE bier in
ser $. s. M6rians Somilie. = Ser
INNER nod berrihen6en Snfluenau
meqen bIeibt sic Shnle I'M 9iitrift
Is qeidlonen. = Son 6em @taots=
idulgeI6e f6nt 6em bieiigen Diitrift
SIR. is sic @umme bon $137.35 8u.
= Die 2ebrer Sol. Sheiien unb s.
8. M6riun boben 6os Settlement I'M
SeSnterelie Ser Ser. &riegsarbeits=
&ompagne NIT gutem grfolg abge=
trommelt. - Die MODERN eingert6te=
te, qroBe ne11e S9eune 6es Heter
Minnrotb ftebt o1f. ieiner 5ar1n III
<ibrer @ouen6ung %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
Krenprin3 persid,tet ami
8eaemtenrcAfc.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
December IL, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
4 Baris, Z. De5. - @ronprin5
Srieori9 @ilbelm entiagte ieinen
&e6ten ouf Sen 6euti6en Ebron.
Cine 9epei6e bon 6em balbofft=
3ienen 8olff 8iiro> Sic in 8aiel ein=
traf beri9tet iiber 6ie @ntiagung,
in6em Ser 6euti6e &ronprtn5 folgen=
6es lagte:
uSf entiagte forrnel nno auf baS
BEL timmteIte onen &e6ten anf sic
&rone BON 8renBen un6 6ie fniierli=
DIE @rone, 6ie mir our@ Sic @ntia-
gung 6es @ai1er=@0nigs ODER 6ur@
on6ere l1ria9en 3ugefauen tpdre.
vDnr6 meme eigenbdn6ige Inter-
i6rift gebe i9 Sic Mutoritat.
vBonfibrt in @iertngen. 1. Dez
3ember 1918.
l1nter3et9net @ilbelm."
SsSn einem Snterbiem nit einem
&orreiponoenten Ser Miio5tierten
Breiie o1f ser Sniel @ieringen, Die
ami 3. De5ember obne irgen6mel6e
@eripdtung nn6 beltimmt ni6t friiber
tpie ant 2. De5ember gegeben tp1r6e,
iogte Srie6ri9 @ilbelm: SD babe
nidts entfagt nn6 fein 9ofument I'M
teri6rieben."
gr iebte bin3u, 6aB int Sane 6ie
6el1tlde &egier1ng cine @epnblif err
ridten iollte, ct 6amit 5nfrteoen iein
miiroe 11no ols gem0bnli6er 8irger
5nriidfebren tpiir6e, Inn ieir 2on6 5n
nnteritiiben = 1tn6 er mdre ielb1t ein<
peritan6en ols Mrbeiter in elmer So
brif ieinen Eflidten na&5ufommen.
Smmnnitat s1triidgesoaen*
Berlin, Z. 8e5e1nber. = Sic prelt=
Biibe Hegierung bat formen 6as Bri=
pilegium Ser Smmunttdt oes Souies
Ser 6obenaollern 6em @ei ebe gegen=
iiber 5uriidge5ogen.
8aDer1 fat &euetie.
@oibington, Z. Seq. = Mnmer=
fnngen in 6es Settlers eigener San6=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
RruOleiden fordert 1000
OFFER jede$ Jabr

@iebentauienb Rerionen in iebem Sabz
re Der6en CUR Gube getragen = Der Soz
ten59ein 8eigt Sen @ermerf v8ru6."
@arum? Beil Sic unglidliben ii9 1elblt
berna6ldhigen, ober I'LL bas Qn5et9en,
Die In19ipeuurg, ,beban6elten, utb ben
1rin9en feline Nufmerf1amfeit i6enften.
8as tuen sic? 8ernn9lGf1igen sic 1i9
bur9 bns Eragen eines Brudban6es, %.
bur9 irgeno Elm nnberes WitteI, masim<
mer fir einen Namen sic 6en1elben ge>
ben tpouen? 8eitenfnus 1T Elm 8ru9z
bano nur cine Stube - Elm fali6er
&ropfen gegen cine einfiir5enoe 8ano-
unb es fnnn ni9t ertpnrtet tper6en, bab
es 11ebr nte cine me9ani19e 9tlfe be-
6entet. Ser btn6ern6e 9rud bermtnz
bert Bic 8lut8irfulation, 0abnr9 ben
ge19tpd9ten Wusfeln 0as ranbenb, mas
iue am 0ringenbten ben0tigen - &rdfz
tigung.
Mber Bic @iReni6oft fan6 einen @eg
un6 ieDer 8ru6banDz 2eibenber miro einz
gela6en, cine "freie Brobe in feinem
etgenen 5an1 e bor8une6men. Sic HlapaD
Wetbo6e lit obne Srage bic tpi1eni9aftz
Ii6Ite, Iogii6eite II. erfolgreiGIte 9elb}t>
bebnnDlung fiir 8ru9lei6en, bic Die 8elt
iennls fannie.
9os B1apno : Sab, tpenn fe1t
am &6rper anbnftenb, fmn lnm0gli6
1i3 ber19teben ODER rutf9en, un6 Desmez
gen fann es ni9t flen11nen. 8et9 tpie
Can't, -lei@t, m5ulegen -biuig. &ann
9etragen tperben, ndbren6 sic arbetten
nn6 mdbren6 @ie f6lafen. Seine &iemen,
Se1ern ODER 59nnuen.
2ernen. @ie, tpie bic innere Oeffnung
8u f6lieBen, tpie es Die Natur Dor fat, TO-
baB Ser 8rl1@ nidt b~orfalen fann. @@i<
den sic Sbren Mnrnen ah @lapau g.,
8lod 3148, ct. 2ouis, W2o., fir cine
freie. Brobe bon Rlapao un6 Sic nDtiz
gen Snforrnationen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

in Dnma, Mont., an Der Snfluen5a
ge1torben. Sic 2eihe tpur6e Sonntag
o11f 6em bieitgen @ottesader CUR Stu
be gebettet. Mit Sen @ltern betrauern
lieben @ei6tpiiter ieinen Singing.
Sesbm sic etpige &nbe nn6 Ben Stnter=
bIiebenen infer 8etlei6!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
0afe 6enrn.

Mnton, Ser 81 Sabre olte @obn
Ser bier tp%obnen6en Samilte Sen.
Reuer, tpeIder Dor einem Sabre BENT
Grange nod 6em @eiten nidt tut6er=
lteben fonnte nn6 ii6 nit ieinem
gr1oer Sre6 ouf Sen @eg madte, lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12

bringt biele offt3ieue Mttades 5u Sen
peridieoenen &onferen3en. Cine gro-
BE Mn3abl bon 8ertretern Ser Mniier-
ten idreitet fortmabren6 onr6 6ie
Staot, unb es miro ertpartet, 6aB Biz
our 3eit Der @r0ffnung Ser Srie6ens-
fonf eren3 6ie 8ertreter Ser beri6ie.
0enen Nationalitaten 5piiben 5000
unb 5000 betragen tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-12
Srie~ensHeleeaten treffen
In 0dris cir.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
December IL, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
% Boris> II. Sea. - Sober 81
lenbabn5ug, Ser in Baris eintrift,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26
WANTED-MALE HELP


WANTED-Man and wife restaurant work ;
man and wife railway boarding car man
and wife farm work; single farm hands
cooks Iaborers; kitchen help; dining room
help. Furman's Labor Agency, 1O6 West
Sth St
GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. Thor
ough instruction IS. Returned If not APP
pointed. Particulars free. American Civil
Service School, Washington, d. c.
WANTED-An experienced bushelman for
tailor department. permanent position for
good man. Apply Manager, Palace Cloth
ing Co.
WEEKLY INCOME SIS and commission to
good canvasser and collector. Age under
80 preferred. Address 5000. care Journal
SALESMAN WANTED for gents furnish
iugs with some experience; state salary
and reference. N IA. care Journal.
COMPETENT agreeable housekeeper
plain cooking; laundry out, 100 Harri-
son. 1902 Blue. 16S5. -
BRAKEMEN, FIREMEN, S125- $50; age,
1910; experience unnecessary railway,
care Journal.
WANTED AT ONCE-Housekeeper Ad-
dress James e. Adams, Palco- Kansas
WANTED-Shoe cobbler, Monday morning,
SIS for hours work. 105 West 10Th.
WANTED-Day laborers.. Apply a. d.
Santa Fe Brass Foundry.
81 GUARANTEE for first class Al To-
peka barber. Phone 224T.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26
LOCKE TO JAYHAWkERS
Topeka Attorney Speaks on "Lord Nell
son. and Present Situation.

A meeting of the Jayhawker club
was held Monday night at which an
address was made by NJ. o. Locke, at
torney, on the subject Lord Nelson"
The paper consisted of a biographical
sketch of Nelson. and brief tracing
of the development of his character
and work. Mr.. Locke proceeded to
draw an analogy between the present
war and the Napoleonic wars.
IN the last analysis" he said, .the
present war was begun by Germany to
displace England as the great com
mercial power on account of her
supremacy on the seas. 1t was for
that reason that she strengthened her
fleet, and then proceeded to move
toward continental conquest Ma
poIeon, after his failure at Trafalgar,
thru the efforts of Nelson and his
command, tried to win over England
on the seas by first making a conquest
of the continent that would put him
in position to dictate the commercial
policy of the other nations toward
England. Germany's effort on the sea
with the submarine looked toward the
same purpose"
The Jayhawker banquet will be held
March Is. probably at the Elks hall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26

training at FIT. Riley, left today for
Denver, Colo, where he will bessta-
toned with base hospital No. %.
Mrs. Sam Wood and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Wood of Strong, Kan,
who have been spending a part of the
winter in Topeka, left today for Kan
saS City.
Sgt. Clyde Adams left yesterday for
Battle Creek, where he is stationed
after a furlough spent with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clark w. Zugg
have returned from a short visit in
Great Bend. Lieutenant Zugg will re-
turn to Camp Funston at the end of
the week.
Henry H. Hall, New York Life
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Reynolds, of
434 Buchanan street, are the parents
of son born this morning, to whom
they have given the name of Robert
G. ir
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26

hostess. Officers for the coming year were
elected and are: President Miss Irene
Lynch; vice president, Miss Jeanette
Pringle secretary, Miss Wilma Blevins
treasurer Miss Minnie Howard. The next
meeting will be held March %, with Miss
Wilma Blevins, Chestnut street.
The Social Circle No. l of the Seward
Avenue Methodist church will have a meet
ing Thursday with Mrs. P. Brown, 513 Ger
man avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Holmes. Leland street,
will leave Wednesday for Norwood, Mo-, to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe have guests
Mrs. Ernest Lowe and daughter Ernestine,
of Muskogee. Okla
Bernice Hayes, Lake street. who has had
the scarlet fever, has recovered.
Miss Jessie and Miss Helen Sackett. who
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H White Highland avenue, have returned
to their home Van Buren street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26

Bruce Warner has returned to his work
at Wellington, Kan, after spending a few
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Warner, Freeman avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Risher died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. b. Edwards, GI3
Liberty street Tuesday morning. The
funeral arrangements will be announced
later. Mrs FISHER, who n years of
age at the time of her death, fell a short
time ago and broke her hip. She became
i'll as the result of the fall and after sew
eral weeks illness her death occurred this
morning.
Miss Mary Cunningham returned to
Arkansas City, KAN, Monday afternoon,
after spending the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cunningham.
Miss Cunningham attended reunion Of
sorority girls at Emporia before coming
to Topeka.
An entertainment will be given at the
East side Methodist church Wednesday
evening, March e, by Miss Edna and Miss
Mildred Giddings. of the Cadmean Lyceum
bureau The program will consist of solos,
vocal and instrumental, and readings. The
Misses Giddings have been secured thru
the work of A. r. Bowers, choir leader at
the church.
Miss Irene Warner, of La Junta, Colo,
who is now visiting in Lawrence, is ex-
pected to come soon to visit her aunt and
uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Warner, Freeman
avenue.
The Philathea class of the East Side
Methodist church met Monday evening for
business and social meeting with Miss
Minnie Howard. East Sixth avenue. as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26
FOR SALE OR TRADE

good Improved z section L. .CoIorsdo-
ance under cultivation. Address X l, Stats
Journal.
MONROE STREET, NORTH TOPEKA.
East rs feet lots 65 and e. viii trade
for anything in Texas Make me offer.
Cash. time or trade X. f. Lee. 2s16 Fannin
street Houston, Texas.
EyCHANGE-One of the best real estate
and loan and insurance business In To-
peka and one of the best locations in To-
peka; will exchange for most anything that
is good Call 40 at once IL you want some
thing good where you can make some
money
FOR QUICK TRADE-Equity $1,000, FOR
vacant S. W. Topeka property. Phone.
l025 W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-26
Looking Backward In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

The last Lotus party was given at Hud-
sons hall last night. Steinberg's orchestra
furnished the music the party being en-
joyed by a large number of visitors in ad-
dition to the club members.
Mrs A. Weiskirch is giving a Japanese
party this afternoon at her home in Potwin
to a number of little girls in honor of Miss
Jessie Wolf. Her house is transformed
into a veritable bit of Japan. All present
are dressed in japanese costume.
In the reception room, which is hung
with umbrellas and lanterns, Miss Julia
Larimer serves tea and waters.
Between four and six the mothers or the
little girls will call.
man, Nellie Cartilage, Jessie Wolf, Wnhel-
nina Marburg. Marguerite Jetmore, Daisy
Vance Alice willard, Julia Larimer, Edith
Atwood, Marjory Davis. Oracle Vance Alice
Larimer Emma Bolmar, ZenorL Simm and
Anna Simm.
Miss Sadie Downing entertained two
tables at high five last evening.
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who are spending their furloughs in
Topeka. Sergeant Robbins is MEM
Der of the medical detachment of the
3Oth field artillery and Sergeant Nor
ris is with Captain Martin III the
cavalry.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
who decided that she would economic
on medical service this winter in her
home. AS she has three small chill
dren it was not an easy thing to get
thru the winter without calling the
family physician. But she had man
aged to escape any serious sickness in
her household even in this time of
contagious diseases and hadn't had to
call the doctor once. A few weeks ago
she was firing the furnace during the
absence of her husband when she put
her arm out of place at the shoulder.
After having brought the children
thru the winter SO beautifully healthy
she couldn't think of calling medical
help for herself so she worked her
arm around until 1t slipped back into
place, and thus proved to all her
friends what a resolution can do for
the strong minded.
x X X
The Century company announces,
among it's March publications. works
of two authors well known in Topeka,
Film Folk" CLOSE ups'' of the men
movies, by Bob Wagner; and Don
oil Thompson in Russia" the story
of moving picture man in the thick
of the Russian revolution. Bob Wag-
ner is the husband of a former To-
peka girl, Miss Florence Welsh Mr.
Wagner has written many interesting
movie stories. He is also an artist of
ability. At present he is painting por-
traits of Charley Chapman and Doug
las Fairbanks.
X X X
An observing person remarked yes
terday that almost every house around
town that didn't have a measles"
'mumps" o. "chickenpox'' sign on the
tfront had for rent card in a con-
spicuous place.
x X x
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says that if his young son had
been born on either the first or the
fifteenth of the month he would have
used his influence to have him named
Bill"
X X
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Harris, of e21
Lincoln street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Agatha, to Mr.
Frank L. Augerot, of Niagara Falls