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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10

Sans aaigrot5fi, Stoobp. SEES SEES
perien, 8laasbolm. Scbmiot, Ris.
6r. Scbmiot, 9runoe. Sergen Ser.
manlen og Sobs. Sermanien, MieIs
Sgrgen Sanien, g. @rieo. 5rtt5
Scbult6fp, Siortfer. Beter Seren-
len, uge. Wartin 9obioien, 4arup.
Cars Mn0ien, Stlbbef. 9oren5
Damn og ST. Sanien, 6eliteO. Sans
@lnuien og Serman WagnasIen,
2(sbsI. Sngbaro @au, 9ooegaaro.
Beter 9anien og Sens 8eter @laa-
len, 9pern. Beter Risien, 9iern-
orup. albert Sanien, Narfbef. @ln-
oreas Sanien Hinfenes. Sans au-
nor, 9effen Sans @ormien, Sof-
ferrp. 9lnoreos SbIien, @rif 8Olf.
aarl Stafacfs og 6rit3 Beet, Som
oerborg 9p. Ssrgen 8eterien og
Senrif Marcusien QOnbeI. Senrit
Rasmus 9rper, 9lanS. 9ernbar0
ISanoer, SIR. Scbilrmonn o9 Ser.
barb Scbrep, 8rooger. Matbias
I6ranf, Sller. Sans Static, 8iI6.
@baIo og g%eicolai Sanien 8olft
ggerniuno. 0icolai 9ebmann Sfett
IGbr. 8eterien, 8ollerup. Sans Que,
Moibsl. Serman aruie, Senoerbp.
Gbrelten S6rgenien, Np Bsl. Sons
Roracf, @ibn. 9oren8 gnllien Ntltm-
mart. Sens Wsller, 2DsabiIifao.
Ricbaro Beterien o9 Sans Scbmiot,
Setting. Sobon WatbieIen, Sling.
Ibierg. CTR. 8eterien, 9iterbolm CIR.
9lom, Rotmarf, Gbreiten Serenien.
@lltrup. 5rant3 8lauo5un, 9unoen.
Sans ScbmiOt, Sagenbierg. 8eorg
@eertien o9 Daniel 9loot, Roro-
borg. Senrit genoiren, Iugulten.
bof. Sans Wiftelien, 9Ius. aarI
9ebrenoIen og 9ebreno gebrenoien,
9isfeluno. Sergen Qug. Sinricbs,
2augbierg. Sulius Garitenien, SAP.
6rl1p. 8eter @lauien og Beter San.
len, Nein. 2oren5 8eterIen, Store
9i. Sans Chr. Sanien ellie gi.
ISobs. Scbpenien, aagaar6. Nito-
Ilaus ScbeeI, 9ornifob. Sans Sobs.
9eter Goritenien, SnrpsIuno. Bil-
IN Sobanien, gesbpoam. ST. @ge.
berg, Soroeluno. Sens 2oren5er,
Meoelbp. gariten 9eter 9oDien,
gramite6. Chr. @anien, 2a0elunb.
9orIten S6rgenien, goosbel, 8beo-
Dor SanIen, alegsbsl. emil gopien
og Morit5 Risien, 9ef. giebI, Ses-
.bel.
8e6 4orsififtet boboe Be noroiIes-
pigife gla6e I alt bragt ReO0eleIie
ON 1924 falOne fra De oanife Dele
al Senoeripllano.
@rebe fra en- Sbnoerjpoe. Gen 25.
Rob. 1917. aere 5orGlore og 81
ifenoe! Gnonu engang en- fort Sil.
fen og ct 5arpel, for ieg 6rager til
9ronten. 8i ligger for 3ioen li9e
6agbeo 5ronten pna en- 9onoegaaros
Warf. Gppafning til Storm oio. lig'
ger reoe. Serren bebore mig | Nao'
De, ON BET iaa er bans 8illiel Seq
er rolig og fnttet, bar biotil life
felt Den ringeite angit eaer Sorg;
fiji ieg be6, / bOis Soano ieg er,
og bnorben ieg goar, ON en- aigle
ramme mig. s ifol ogiaa be.
re rolige og ubefpmreoe. Ses ri IT.
fe mere berneoe, finder ri ~iittert
b~neranore biIt oppe. Men Tom Iagt,
Serren fan bebare mig, iaa at oi
aenIes pao oenne Soro. 2eb bel og
beer bierteIig billet fra Goers tro'
fofte Sen oq grooer Sans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
Operifu6. $2t.98
utob M isfionen:

Ssr fpitteret ie abl. Rr. t3-14 -. -. ........... ~
Coulter, 90, @o8aretb Mgb. Wars. gRartin @eller 81;
mal,paca, @isg Dor 6reIiers W1eb. Caae gars) g. gaOr.
tenien, CIR. @ieb, 3. 9. 9aortenien. y. g. Sebnee.
fotb, Sobn @noerfen, 8. peter geterien. Q {. Daniel
len, g. SoGt q. @eOrgien, Sens ssrenien. 9. g. ge.
len, Sine 9eterien, CIR. Senien, s. Get Sens w Sef''
fen, Ole Sole, Sing. Opront :. g stoarilp, y. ".
Sonien, 2uopig @eorgien bp. 81; Wars 5rtileben 5oc;
9dis Dora SEMEN, GIi8nbetb gelierl arhtine Senlen
aoeine' mis., 9ars. anorep Sanien ......
sJimouson' Chr Solm Snqrib gasmusien, Gam SpL
SabI' anSretp aielien, CIR. 9amgoorb, 5 SgloabL
Sens Mon, 2alrits earien, 5reo Wielien $ geoer'
fen, abelone 0ielien, @gatba Sacobiel. Writer eimi'
len, Gina 0ieIIen bp. 81; Mrs. g. s. ainoen "; e'
mar @ooos $3.50 ;. =. ..;..'
@ofmonh,,rff. 81. g.. Gan, Worten gbriitenien 49,.
@uoubon, Sa, ebene8er wagb, Martin q @asnl,slen
g,eronn. gebr, (me Mrs) 8. Serenfen, Soc Sanien, ad'
rem Heterien, Sobn Brandt, Sans anioien DO. vi; 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
Wisfonsmebe

afboloes / N~enigbeoen / Siour
Gitp, Sa., fro Sorsoag aften ben
IS. @priI til Sen6ng Aften ben 81.
4priI 1918.
Nlle er belfommenl
8ao Wenigbeoens 8egne.
5rits anoeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10

MisiiOnsmpSe / Bethesda Menisbeb,
9es IOines, Soipa.
On @uo bill, ofboloe8 NiSiions-
ms6e fra 10. til 81. april, boortiI
ale bore biertelig inlbuone.
q. 6. 3. SgboIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
@erOua, He6r.

RisIionsmsoe afboloes, bill @uo,
/ 8erona 5. 1871. ApriG. AGGe
er belfomnel
9oa Menigbeoens 8eene.
Sbeo. g. sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
Snaen 9etrolemm mere. Magi

Ttraten / 6Iensborg befen0tger i'll.
.,Slsb. 81, at ser / 6ebrllar og
De felgenoe Maaneoer life mere fan
faas getroleum. 8runoen 6ertil er
Observation-Disclosures og util-
7trpffeIig SiIferieI. 5or Siemmear-
beioe og 9anobrug fan Der enonu
cen Sang u6gioes li6t / 5ebrliar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
aoitterin9cr r.


SSsr fpttteret. fe abI. SIR. t3-f4 .$tt22077
Gannebrod, Rebr. for $50 mi ............. 1880
Coulter, So, 0asareth Meniahe6 ............. 1880
Thornton, Soma 1880
2otimer, Soma 20.50
Ree0Ien, GaIff, Chen gaer Meniabe6 .......... $3.50
Wcgrt6e, Micb, Snlems 5. cd. lutb IPeniabeo ...... 1850
Rolfe. ga. for S42 M 200
Sionen, Wich, for S23 M ............... 500
Waion Gin ebr, 8ions Reniahe0, fr $27 nu -. 200
OofIoro. Golif. Dor 6re5ers Weniahe0 .......... $500
9aImoutb, Maine, @nous Menigbeo. fr $t58 M =. 200
indianapolis, Sn6, SreoI0i9beos g2gb, for $120.50 mu LOO
Sconto. Wis. fr $50 MI 225
Stob(eburft, Nebr. Meniabe6en ............. 400
9anneoiIe, Sc 9af, gi~engbeOen og Omegn ........ 8f00
Colt Qofe Gitn. lttoh. 3aber Oeniahe6. fr SOB MI 80. 100
spencer, So, get6onio g96, for $97 MI ........s... 400
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10
SOmceriDunmS.


AfbpO @eteran. 5orIeoen ioroe-
oes i'll. nSmo." paa @eoiteO airfe-
eoaro aftagtsmano, tioligere @aaro-
eier @briition geterien Mortenien I
Arnitluno.
Den afoeoe bar 8eteran fra 1864.
Qan baboe o9ret meo paa 3iIba9e-
toeet fra 3annepirfe og baooe Der
efter belle Chen oeltaget / 0p6bels
Goribar. Som 5eIge oeraf moo
tog ban / De ienere aar ben oonife
4eoersgape.
6or 6 aar iioen bolot gbriitian
Rortenien og Suitru oeres Cub
brDIlup. 0e bar I oeres 9ggteIfob
baft 3 Sgnner og 1 0otter. 0at-
teren osoe iom ung, ben eloite
SIN bar oeret ing / mango aar
og er for Chen fife biemme, en-
anoen S6n bar I mango Gar boz
ret / amerifa, og ben treble Ssn,
Der baooe opertaget 5eorenegaor-
ben, faI0t poa Slagmargen ben Is.
Suli 1916. = gbriition Morten-
lens @nfe er meqet Ibaqeli9.
SatOliffer. 5 Slesoig- Soften er
ben fatolife gefolfning, Der peo
bette Omraaoes 0bergang / preus.
life 5pnoer fun talte 6279 (fatoIife)
Siple, iii. ySm6." inotil 1910 Bile
ben forsget til 53,513; men efter
Den iibite 5olfet9Iling uoger aato-
lifferne BOG fun $50 psf. af ben
belle 9efolfntne.
Meoens flere gper 1 Soften, +.
Sfs. Reumpniter, aiel 0. I. b. bar
ODER 8 og 6 8rocent &atoliffer,
bar Saoersleb og 4abenraa fun liot
oper 1 9rocent, 6lensbore, 0,72
8rocent.
Snsen 9etrOlenm mere. Nagi-
itraten / 5lensborg 6efenotger i'll.
s,Slsb. 81" at Ser / 6e6ruar og
De felgenoe Maaneoer life mere fan
faas 8etroIeum. 8runoen 6ertil er
Observation-Disclosures og util-
7traffelig S%iIferieI. 5or 5iemmear-
beioe og 2nn6brug fan Der en0nu
cen Sang u6gioes li6t / 5ebruar.
5alone 0OrOlesOigere. Sioen iio-
ite iamIeoe 5ortegnelie, ifrioer par.
0gbI.~ al 80. San, foreligger Meo-
oeIeIie ON felgenoe, iom er osoe
paa 9a8aret eller falone:
Ricbaro Gbriitiani, 6erman So
BOLD, 6ermau S6pt3e, ST. girfman,
aarl ebert, gurtbolin anoreien,
Sbre. Sdrsoer, aarl 9(ug aapn,
Setter 6r. &ruie, 5olger gabnien,
2aurien, Bib. @eorg Ser
genien, aarl 8beooor 8olff, 9eter
an6reien, 4norens Ssnsion og Gbri-
itel Bartholomew, Saoerslep gp.
Beter Sumter, q. gilItrup 9ertel
Ssrenien, qrp. Sob. Spen6ien5 9p.
rltp. 9eter 6onien og Socob Glue
fen, Stebelt. Beter @uitab 6anien,
Sfoobelling. Nis 2oren3en, ellie
RIP. Serman Sdmi6t, Gbriitians-
feIo. ST. geefmonn, Commented.
Soer Sperien Segerup. Daidnel
Steffenien, Sfp6ing. 8eter 6anien,
Sfobbp. 8bomds Sobanien Sug9e,
5fpoitrrp Maog aipr, g. Nuitrtp,
5ncob Gbriitionien, @iffeI6org. Be
ser Scbennino og Safob SsItoft
gbriifenfen, Sfooborg. Sans
S6mibt, aarlun6. Riels 0isien,
5ierting, Sobonnien, Sfiol6uger.
Sens 2ambertien, @rambp. Beter
Ebeooor SDbidmann og Seppe9un.
oeIen, SoftIuno. aarl aocb, Start
bro. Scope 0ielien, 8obIun0 Mar-
tinus Ssing og antoni i@tt, ar-
Milo. Ebomos Sobonien Boring og
Gr. glauien Gransfelo, arnum CIR.
gIauien, Ssnoernns. geter 8an'
oermorfe, grgns, CIR. Sic. Gbri.
tian.geinbpfgonro. ST. Better
Gchn,iAt Mnnnsnnpr. Chr BertelIer
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Gilinmmen. .$72670.00
SfoIefoRfen:


Scr f~oitteret, ie 9bI. gr. 13-t4 =. =. ......... $42(
Reion, 09inn, 8. 6. In6erien =. ............
Dane Bailey, Mont, @bene3er Wlgb. Chris Olien, s. s.
Sanien, SarrD 2orfen, Sans 4noerien, geter Sonien,
Ssren 2anen, Z. :. SIelen, q. SO. 2uno, %. Seuien,
9. O. an6erien, gieIs Rieien, 9ait. s. NieHen, 8illie
2arien, Wfarius Sanien, Sra Semen, Sn1monlel Gar.
fen, Sanes Gbrttenien, Socob Sbomien, 3. 6. 5rDling,
s.. 6. Sonien, Ole g. Olien TT. 81; Asmls 3bomien
Oiartin 0ieIien, @o6ie 2nrien 70. SOC >.
@ilfilIan, Wtnn, 9etbania Wagb. Niels 9. Gbriitenien,
81. g. Relien 30. 50; gttels Senien 80 =. .......
Weaion Gitp, Nebr, Sens Serenien 81; %. Veaoien SOC
Srene, g. 9af, SurfeD 8allep gagb. 6. W. 8eoerien,
aIer Gbrienen, Beer Sanien AisIop bb. So; Ibomos
Bnulien, s. 8. fSaItrup bo. SOC, Is. z. 5aitrup, 6. 6.
Sepien, {. Nieien, @. anton Rielen, Chr. Rielien, 6.
6. 9anien, 8. 8roocfnuelIer 10. 81 :. ..........
@uoubon, So, (9pen) 2alrits u. Anoerien -. -.
Sotmonblrit %. 9. Gan. Worten 9briienien g.. -.
9otter, 0ebr, 81. Beoers gfgb. .. :. =. ............
0enoenL gebr, Mrs. Sobn 8bomien, W}iis Sopbia Ebon.
len 10. 9lOO :. =. =. -. =. =. ...........,....
Jertile, *. 0af, Ell unpbnt >. -. :. :. -. -. ......
5olep groof 81. 9. Gan, 0teIs g. @asmusien =. -.
0eola, Sa, q. 8auli Wfgb.: GieIs g. gielien, g. 8.
Sanien, Riels 5. 6brienen, 9eter gonOo, Z. 6. Be.
terien, Beter grifien, hilbert gonoo bo. So; 5. Y. San'
fen, 6. Glauien, Ears 6asnusien, WRrs. 6. 6. 9on6o,
Niels s. 5. aieIien, Carl Diagmlsen, 8iggo 6anien,
Wartin 9eoegaaro, 6. z. gielien, Sergen Dfaoien,
gieIs 6. gielien. elias @rifien. 9nitor :. s. 8am.
men 30. 50. 6arl g. Senien, Sens Seraenien, Carl
Senien, Niels :. Rielien. Sans Nelien. AlfreO
Gbriitenier, 9arits Senien, Souis 2arien, u. Sano.
berg, alfre6 gieien 10. 81. gtartin 6briitofierien So.
Cars Beerien So -. ............. ........
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Gsr foitteret Re abl. gr. 13-t4 -. ............... $256142
Q,,cf gQis Wor 9rpIfers D2oh & z. Q -. POP
Neenob, Gis, Gbf. =. =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BOO
Defson gpinn . g Nn6mien $50. 100
gpo;or gitn qe6r on unppnt .... 100
Roc;ne gis Mrs 9n6rpm !Snnfen .. 100
@uSfn Np6r Spnrn T SonTen $50
MinneapoGis, Dtnn, Smmonels Wagb. lngoomsf.. -. 100
Solmonburn, 81 g., San, W2orten @6ritenien :. 80. 4O0
OIuSn6o1 IN Ghenpaer OPob Oorttn g Rasmusfen 200
aifommen. $258994
1t6betolt til Cato ....... 25426 so
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ltnaOOmsmSbe for NebruIfa arebs

ofboIoes / Guifin fra 1871.
apriI, ON @llo bill. MeI0 ier PIN
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9ct beoite 2anobrngsSiitrift |
Wfr0eu

7et bebite 2anobrngsoiitrift |
geroen
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MI bar iamIet en- Gormle og On.
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0nIpsnineer eipes bereoniIligit at
antbon N. 3asmnsIen,
Stanbarb, altn., Canada.
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$3068.04

@nonu for at mogna l~ln6erifuo mongler oer........ $306804
Blair, gebr, ben 4. april 1918.
Neo 3af mootagetl Otto S~aufeu,
Qosf T. b 1. ban ep .Iutb. Qirfe Am-
HetteIfer:
3 Girfebla6et ar. II er Der fntteret til Ell airfe Bocatello
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I'll Sfolefasien ira 9ruib, Colo, er Der foiteret ira q. ans.
gar Wagb, NieIs @tortenien ShuG6e oare Wtlo Wortenen
Otto Snnfen
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-10

aOresiefOranbring.
6eltpreit Sbeo. M. 9oniens
a6resIe er nh 1915 8opnt5 abe.,
Manbotton aanios.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
LOOK UP HYMN NO. 5O7
1t Is Auto License Number Given
Chaplain Gray at Funston.

Chaplain Otis E. Gray of Camp
Funston came to Topeka recently to
report to Bishop James Wise, which
is all in the line of his ecclesiastical
duty. In the course of the report it
became apparent that an automobile
would be a very desirable addition to
the chaplain's equipment.
Bishop Wise thought the matter
over and decided that Camp Funston
covers a considerable space of terri
tory. Then he reached the conclusion
that Chaplain Gray would be able
to come into personal contact with a
great many more soldiers if he was
able to get around the camp in a
hurry. So the Bishop called Dean
Kaye and H B. King of the vestry
into a special conference.
The conference agreed that the chap
lain was in dire need of an automobile
and delegated the bishop to obtain
one. Churches are VIGOROUSLY hard
up for ready money, so Bishop Wise
called on w. H. lines, Dodge agent,
and laid the proposition before him.
lines saw the point and cut the price
of car to the quick.
Chaplain Gray drove his new Dodge
back to camp and imm ediately applied
for an army license. He got it, No
5O7
Bishop Wise got curious about this
time and looked the license number
up in the hymn book. The caption for
Hymn 507 is this 1.-The Son of God
Goes Forth to War"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
BATTER HUNS FACE
Topeka School Kids Attack Billboard
Carrying Picture of Kaiser.

scene of unusual activity pre-
vailed on the Fifteenth street sector
east of Lane street Friday afternoon,
according to official reports today
Attacking forces armed with sticks.
stones, tin cans and brickbats charged
in large numbers, totally destroying
the objective.
1t all happened thusly: A Topeka
moving picture theater-the Orpheum
is advertising for next week a film
called THE Kaiser. the Beast of Ber-
lin which exposes all the intrigue
government. G. L. Hooper, manager.
was furnished by the film company
number of large billboard posters
bearing pictures Of the kaiser, said
picture not at all flattering to the
Hun emperor. One of these posters
was placed on a billboard which was
the objective of Friday afternoons at
tack.
School children passing on their
way home from school, noticed the
domineering face that stood out on the
great billboard. The neighborhood
echoed and re-echoed with the juve-
nile battle cry of Hi Skinny" In
less times than it takes to tell it, fifty
or more kids, boys and girls together,
their arms full of any kinds of wea-
pons that they could find on the street
or in alleys were gathered in front
of the billboard.
One youngster who appeared to be
the generalissimo of the attacking
forces led the advance. Stones
sticks, bricks and tin cans poured
onto the bill board. The lombard
ment continued for half an hour
Residents thought something I'M
earthly was going on but when they
found out what was really happening,
flocked out to encourage the children
Street cars were blocked and motor
lists stopped to look on and admire the
work that was being done. The chill
dren received encouragement, all
kinds of it, and so thoroly did they
do their work that when the last stone
was thrown, the billboard was a per-
forated and twisted mass of steel. The
place where the kaiser's picture had
been was a blackened space of debris.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
is MI. FROM R. R.
Paris-Amiens Railway Within
Plain Sight of Enemy.
Enemy Artillery Is Increasing
ly Active Near Albert.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMS.


With the British Armies in France,
April 5.-The fighting is speeding up
tonight. After fairly important
clashes yesterday and today, the Ger
mans occupy a wedge-shaped ridge
at the confluence of the Noye and
Avre, from where the main line of
the Paris-Amiens railway is in plain
sight, a mile and a half away. This
position overlooks truck gardens,
which supply Amiens and part of
Paris
The Germans also hold a wedge
between the Avre and the Luce and
another between the Luce and the
Somme.
At o'clock Friday morning, south
west of Albert, after two hours heavy
bombardment, six divisions of Ger
man infantry (72,000 men) attempt
ed to storm the railway embankment.
Derndncourt was the center of the
attack. The fighting is continuing.
Like the fighting to the southwark,
this 5 an effort to gain high ground
which Hi1denburg desperately needs
before the next Kickoff
The German artillery is increasing
ly active in the back areas of this
region, showing that heavier pieces
are coming up. A few shells in
Amiens, previously only bombed from
the air, will expose its famous cathe-
dral to the same fate as that of
Rheims
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
GERMAN SCIENTISTS
BLOOD SAVES LIFE
IN AMERICAN CAMP

Rockford. Ill, April 6.-Pneumon-
cocci taken from the blood of a Ger
man scientist long since deceased have
created a serum that is saving the
lives of American soldiers at Camp
Grant and elsewhere. according to de-
tails concerning the serum made
available yesterday, =, Its use at Camp
Grant has reduced the death rate from
pneumonia from 40 per cent. the aver
age in civil communities, to s per cent
at the camp.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
PROVISIONS PRICE LOWER
Drop % to so Cents but Little Change
in Grain Prices.

Chicago, April 6.-Proposed changes
which might open the way for a de-
cided advance of prices and which
were voted on today by members of
the board of trade have largely alb
sorbed attention this week on change,
and have tended to offset a variety of
depressing factors Chiefly in conse-
quence corn this morning showed "A
advance as compared with week
ago. Oats, however, were off rs to
Is cents and provisions down 81 to
SO cents.
Notwithstanding export buying said
to be to replace cargoes. lost in tran
sit, oats went mostly down grade
Big warehouse stocks and breaks
in the value of hogs pulled down pro-
visions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
OPERETTA MADE. A HIT
Big Audience Saw THE Cruise of the
TrundIebed''

More than 100 school children took
part in the operetta, THE Cruise of
the Trundlebed," at Central park
school Friday evening. The operetta
was given for the benefit of the Red
Cross and large and appreciative
audience attended. Mrs. F. A Nc
Coy coached the children and their
performance was credit to her SPLEEN
did work.
A number of patriotic pantomimes
were given by the kindergarten chill
dren who wore costumes of Red Cross
nurses and soldiers. Jean St. John,
as queen of the fairies. was the star
of the cast. Paul White, as Uncle
Sam, and Dean Gascoigne, as John
Bull, were we'll received.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06

Bicycles and Motor .ycles
SHAWNEE CYCLE CO.,
ia East 9TH ST.
Phone 400
Business Colleges.
DOUGHERTY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
George e. Dougherty. Pres. us West sth
Phone 566.
Banks.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
New England Buili.Lg,
Phi me 4173
Druggists.
MARSHALL BROS,
1875 I-ansas Ave.
Phone SIS
Electrical Fixtures. Repairs Supplies.
H. &. HOWARD ELECTRIC & ATH
Ietic supply Ti6 Kantd- Ave.
PhoIe 1871
Eye Specialists
DR.. d. r. PAINE,
rs Kansas Ave.
phone 7o4-
Express Dray and Transfer
TOPEKA TRANSFER co. & IL White.
52S Adams st.
Phone 1856
Insurance.
FALKINEE & WENTWORTH GEN
eral Insurance. iO9-11 New England Bldg
Phone 511.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
PROBE MYSTERIOUS FIRE
Ten Carloads of Army Clothing and
Shoes Destroyed in Chicago

Chicago, April 6.-Ten carloads of
army supplies were destroyed and
other cars damaged in a mysterious
fire in the Chicago e Northwestern
railroad yards here today. The sup
plies consisted principally of clothing
and shoes valued at $4,000, con-
signed to various cantonments Fire
men believe bottles in a shipment of
acid were broken and caused the fire.
Government agents are investigat-
ing
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
DEMAND KAISER'S. "MUGq
Kansans Visit German and Tear Up
His Picture of Wilhelm.

Lyons, Kan, April 6.-Twenty men
from Frederick, Kan, visited the home
of William Boldt, a German farmer
near Bushton, Kan, and asked him if
he had a picture of the German kaiser
in his parlor.
When he acknowledged that he had,
they gave him the alternative of Civ
ing the picture to them or having
them enter the house to get it. He
gave them the picture. They tore the
picture from the frame mad returned
the frame to him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
800 LEPERS AT LARGE
Fled Because of Dissatisfaction With
Food in South American Colony.

Bogota, April 6.-Dissatisfied with
the food given them, 800 lepers con-
fined in the colony at Aqua de Dios
near Bogota, escaped from their keep
ers, recently and have scattered to
various, parts of the Sanlander dis
trict-; The government authorities are
using every means to find them and to
keep them from reaching the seacoast.
Two hundred of the 1epers are said
to have gone toward Bucaramanga,
near the Venezuelan border and the
others in the direction of Zapatosa,
northeast of Bogota.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Telephone numbers addresses for IN buy
ing away could be called often for quick refer
appear every Saturday If not represented
call Phone $3.50 Adv. Dept, for information.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
"FREAK INVENTOR" SOCIETY?
Archibald Black Calls Aeronautical
Society a Joke and Resigns.

New York, April 6.-Stating that
the Aeronautical society was a haven
for freak inventors" and that critics
of the liberty motor were a joke,
Archibald Black, aeronautical engi-
neer, rendered his resignation to that
society here today.
In his letter of resignation. Black
said that the society's membership
carried freak inventors who were not
engineers and that the society had be-
come a joke in the eyes of every air.
Acraft manufacturer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06

fee Cream.
hAUGHMAN BROS,
2235 Lincoln ST.
Pnonc S640.
lOrDnA PURE MILK CO..
400-o2-04 Jackson St
JeweIer
:: H. MOREHOUSE,
i27 Holiday.
Phone 1923.
Loans Mortgages, Financial Agents.
l-It SEER MORTGAGE CO.
4th Floor Mulvane Eid6.
Phone PA
Mattress Factories.
NcENTIRE BROS, SPRINGS, BEDS
Mattress Factory. 227-229 Quincy:
Phone 5275.
Opticians.
" j. LEWIS.
500 Kansar Ave
Phone 1912
photographer
j. BOEGER.
7c7 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1899.
Real Estate Dealers, Loans. Insurance
c. P BOLIVAR REAL ESTATE,
Collections. 80 Columbian Bldg.
Phone 125 Ring 2.
Sand Dealers.
TOPEKA SIND CO.,
Foot of Topeka Ave
Phone 3i3S.