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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02
MUST LEAVE WIFE ALONE
willard switzcr Answers Contempt
Charge in Court.

you'll either leave your wife alone
or go TO Jail for thirty days"
This was the statement made today
by Judge Robert d. Carver to Willard
Switzer who was brought before the
court to answer 10 a contempt charge.
Mrs. Avis SwitLer. who has sued her
husband for divorce. claimed that he
had stopped her on the street and had
threatened 10 stab her. despite re-
straining order issued which COM
manded Switzer to leave his wife
alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02
UNEASY ABOUT TURKS


Fhrcc Independcnt IurkIsh ArhltcH
Threaten Italians and Greeks.
(By the Associated PresSl "a.
Paris, July.si. lathe Turkish stu
alton Is giving the peace conferences
much uneasiness. Reports received
here indicate that there have been or.
ganixed in AHiatic Turkey three Turk
ish armies whose generals refuse 40
obey orders from Consta ntipople.
These armies are concentrated in
Amasia Balikesri and Konia. The
Turks at Kouia are threatening the
Italians while those at Balikesri are
opposing the Greeks.
AS the position Of Constantinoplo
has been much weakened by the re-
fusal of the conference TO consider
proposals from the Turkish delegates
immediately. IL Is feared that Indepen-
dent movements will develop thruout
Asia Minor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

Chieagc-Gustav Hsssler. stranger In the
city said he win stay home after this. He
had been here only fifteen minutes before
ne had an argument with three Italians
and was shot three times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

Our recent purchase Of the best business in
Topekato be used exclusively all floors for the
clothing Observation-Disclosures better than words could
just what the future policy of this r. and
Is be. Possessed the hest location, shall
until shall have given YOU tho best retail CLOTH
ing store In Kansas, There substitute for service
and Satisfaction. We sell both.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

Bosteu-WiIliam Fitxgerald certainly
was shocked. While working on cleo
whereupoh be took to the air and landed
safely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

EMERSON C. THOMAS. age n. dief
Tuesday az a local hospital The body will
be taken to Ottumwa. Iowa, for burial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

The funeral Of Mrs. s. F. Schlichter: age
"a, who died Monday at the home Of her
SON. W. f. Schiiehter. So4 Garfield, will he
heId from the residence Thursday morning
AZ 10 40 o'clock. Burial In Topeka Gene
terry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. s27-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MARGARET +. BURTON, age "a. died
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon AZ 2 o'clock from the Auburn Methe-
dist church. Burial In Mt Auburn eeme-
teYv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

JAMES s. sTAUFFER. age 70. died TIL:
morning at the residence, SIS western
Avenue The funeral will be held Thursda,
afternoon at O'Clock from Shellabarger'i
chapel. Funeral private. No flowers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

MRS MARY HANSON, age s.. died thii
mernfng at the residence, 2S4 AFTER avenue
Funeral announcement later
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

spends millions bring into being perfection
In Hive stock and farm 20 step further
spend ample store . small sum n help
make boys better men, The Boy Scout movement
will do II. Give the boys chance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-02

Featuring this week q novelty in Summer Suits
waist-line models for young men, single double
breast and possessing all the snap and vim the young
fellow expects in garments fashioned in style favored
with the army model. We show them in plain colors-
and to be had nowhere else in Topeka, at.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

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nnrne p tals parents NJ anu Arr
.aunI Butter nj OAK sirrsr
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glf,.'' VISITING her daughter. Mrs.
L.wls -cwen .ar lew dErs
PH-- Rank Swesney returned
.aunczY nn--lInE 10 Camp -ersns.
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II nlr lLArants Nj &nG Mr. ,jpiln
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Amnn L.nriEe NJ 0dc Fellows will
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IL ---l4lar weekly ~a'tear-sai torlEtt
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
SO. S. FROM
STR MELROSE

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
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gas vlnun~ IT.. sr-rear- rus ieti
nrs.aina anu ASKED y. mar 9 vnirr
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NJ mo-" askea ~ -N-Eeaut
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s.nt.sins asked III. n-osI,et--
admitted M recruiting
aEan,
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IN ms scratch on nv cn,n Phone
ms q -"aues- I ynI want ne TIL
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
S.nf-,,rr SaH

4 .sa-Iar-E1oe canvas i'~inE
maze during - veas - ha--.: =
ar IL. aiG ..ntne4 aRa -lanee -y- u~
suffering -ef l4gee>s u: EurupeaIl e-"uI'
res Arne-fcar Red Erosf auT'-s,''-
ates ne e..c. mat IN. :~n prevF"us
aur similar campaigns ;Iave raNaI rr7+
su-T1lus clothing -rnrn me homes -
me t-nuur-- pu- Conditions arr -
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--a1la!ns -sia1 We must -ata.- ~ al
-.,at psople lee ma ln-r an skill
spare
ms is al emergency "a. me -
suunsS e wnlcn wtIl n--nE IseSpres-
shine -aI4e. "a suffering people
ott-sfiein people wt!l s4--aIniy 70
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
PUT CREAM IN Nose
AND STOP cATAnnH

Enu <eei m. II tew Tnumeuis
4 niIl cntu II neaG or .atar-r vii ne
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1nar- me All paAsaees Of YOUR reau
vii ,ieR- ann Won zan nreg-tle freely
Nc more guinness neadacne. No
:GsTt..uE snurfilng mucous ais
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breath a. ElE.It
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penetrate through eva-v air passaE.
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swnlieT7 Unframed mucous membrane
ana -f.ifef comes INSTANTLY
Eft IL HlsJ what ever gurr- anu
csAta~-- suffer- n.eds Dom ssnv
stuffed up s.uG ulsa-apis-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
BUILDS YOU Up
nc S'grt ss-Sn-ur MeutcIre
erE- Begins snc Ercs Ssgrt

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
PHELAN PROTESTS
GIVING ORIENTALS
RACIAL EQUALITY

Washington, March -..-1sns1sor Hhte-
lan q. CaiiforTlIA Democrat. mas cani@n
me ArI,erTcAn p4ac- curnmIrsIor Ia parlS
prrfesslng against al, provision IN me
proposed constitution 4or ne league III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
OAKLAND

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Oars genera

Oar generally & ing disnppu1a.-
mem rurnIn sasd Uncie Ebea. sar
az man dal E,ts tiIsssif eie<-isd To rf-
tius cause mes ynklr roh sas.y-~QA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

"nsE Que q Tew Enrk Arr! anu
ne 3e-esiii. v,llcn viii ar-ve at
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inning mtsuTr arg * n,1-xns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

Naunns giving -1c.a. equality 70 Or.
sut24x. -.s -ailtu-..sA senaxn- rnaAs
80 q COPY ~ nss caoiae-zm 70 So
afn- 3o-an Of Inarp with a --uueE that
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
Syrup of Figs
For de Liver and Bowels

TEN your Druggist YOU ~sm genuine
-csIfforn,s Syrup ii Fir~ III arscrvn,
an1 dose for osn'e am ~nlltren uf al ars
vnc are eonstpa1e1 1iiiouS teve-,sn tongue
coated. OF full u coia are PLAINLY printed N
the oo--ie Loos for tie name California;
an1 ac-sr- IL o+:s1- Fig Sy-uu."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21

cueros y pieles, 5,5; sobre mate
riales de construction, articulos
electricos de exportaci0n, auto
movies y accessories, y motores
y esencias, 3,5; az1car, 3; cerye-
zas, 76,1; alcoholics, 21,1; impues
tos sobre la mano de obra indus
trial, 1913, y sobre las rentas,
200.
Aunque las sumas de esos con
ceptos da un total de 1928 mi
Homes de libras esterlinas, en- la
Memoria Sc deduce 1928 por des
censo de poblaci6n, va que Ell
calculo Sc basa en- derivaciones
de las cifras anteriores a la que
IRA, por los gastos de percep-
ci6n Y por otros motivos de baja
En- cuanto a Austria Hungria,
Sc supone que podria pagar 189
millones de libras esterlinas
anuales; Bulgaria, 81, Y Turqufa>
81. En- total, $40 millones de IL,
bras.
PerO nosotrOs hemOs de hacer
observar que sobre la deuda que
ell grupo de los Imperios centra-
les y de sus aliados tenia en- 1914,
los enormes gastos de guerra
han hecho eleyarse la pesadum-
bre tributaria-sin contar las in
demnizaciones a cerca de
81, 900 millones de pesetas, ,seg1n
calculos de Eloy L. Andre.
Resistiran los pueblos venci-
dos tan enorme carga como la
que desde ahora Sc han de yer
obligado a soportar?
SSe repetira para AIemania el
case de Francia a partir del de
sastre de 1870, no obstante las
estrechas medidas economicas
que los aliados lie dictan?
Esas son las inc6gnitas, que
solo ell tempo puede despejar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
PORTO RICO
In the matter of CompaIia Asat-
cGrerd de la CGrOlinG,
DA1 1JHDTTDVT

In the matter of COmpaNiG ASat-
CGrerG de la Carolina,
BANKRUPT.
In Bkcy. No. 232.'
TO the creditors of the above nam
ed bankrupt
!, Notice is hereby given that all
the real and personal property
belonging to the estate of the
above namedl bankrupt, not al
ready advertised for sale by Ra-
I fael Martinez Alvarez, as Special
Master in the foreclosure suit No.
1922 equity, by the Banco Conner
cial de Puerto Rico against the
said bankrupt, will be sold by the
under the direction of ManuelV
Domenech, the trustee herein, at
public auction, to be~held on Sa
turday, August 23rd., 1919, al
II 80 A. NJ, at the Northwest en-
trance, Post office entrance) OF
the Federal Building, San Juan
Porto Rico. An exact descrip
tion of the properties to be sold
can be found in the published not
ice of sale which appear in various
newspapers published in. this city
Any of the said properties may
be inspected at the premises there
of in Carolina, and full and com
lplete information with reference
to the same can be obtained from
the said trustee at his office, No
II, San Jose ST., San Juan.
The trustee reserves the right
to withdraw any of the said pro
lperties from the sale, unless il
shall bring at leas 1879 of The
appraised value.
San Juan, p. r., August IL, 1919
II. MGrtineS AIUGres.
Referee in bankruptcy
Henry G.. Molina,
Attorney for trustee.
MUY BARATO.P POr ausen'
tarse su duehO, Sc vende Hudson
z pasajerOs, en- magnfficO estadO,
InfOrmes, Joaquin VilIanliI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21


l6gico: Alemania y, como ella
eje alrededor del cual giraban-,
sus aliados, no podian ofrccer
una resistencia efectiva las con
diciones del Tratado de paz que
les imponlan sus enemigos victo-
riosOs.
Dejando va aparte la conside-
raci0n de 81, mOralmente, ell I'm
peri0 aleman era ell Gnico respOn-
sable en- derecho de la terrible
pcontienda que ha cOnmOvido has
ta los cimientos a la actual gene
raci6n, modificando intensa y
sustantivamente no solo determi
lnadas OrganizaciOnes, sinO hasta
muchOs de los que eran conceptOs
| fundamentals de la estructura
social, es innegable que, ateni6n-
dose las teor1as alemanas sobre
10 que deberia ser ell mundo 81
los ej6rcitos del Emperador Gui
llermO lutheran cOnseguido la
victoria, los representatives de los
pa1ses azotadOs durante cuatro
ailos terribles de cOngOia e indie
l
cisi0n, de devastaciones y mar
tirios los mas de ellOs, no han
hecho sino corresponder con los
hechos a las intenciones que
Ihubieran4sido realidad- de sus
rivales, de sus agresores de aver,
| y possible que tambi6n de maiia-
ma, segun Sc esfuerzan en- demos
trar a cada instante para justifi-
car sus rigores para con ell ven
cido.
No hay que far mucho, a pc
sar de todo, sen que Alemania
ponga especial cuidado en- cum
plir, los preceptos de un compro-
misc que, como este, lie ha sidO
impuesto por la fuerza de las ar
mas, aunque tambien va robuste-
cida tai circunstancia por la fuer
"a del Derecho, lena contrapues-
to permanentemente durante to-
da la guerra, a la fuerza de la
fuerza, pOr quienes hoy Sc ven
agobiados bajo ell peso abruma
dor de ambas energias reunidas.
va son muchOs los pol1ticos
alemanes que no Sc recatan de
/ decir ''que ell hechO de aceptar las
condiciOneS tan hlnmillantes del
Tratado no significa, practical
mente, mas que ell deseo de no
encender de nuevo las pasiones Y
el reconocimientO de la impOsibi
lidad material de sostener Otra
guerra con probabilidades de for
tuna.
Eel conocido socialista Federi-
co Nauman, pocos d1as antes de
la cafda del Gobierno Scheide-
mann, Sc dirigfa sus connacio-
males exhortandoles a rechazar
el Tratado, en- los terminus que
siguen: "Como no es possible a
Alemania luchar militarmente,
debemos opener una resistencia
pasivae noSfirmar NADIA, no pagar
NADIA; no. conceder NADIA y organi
zar la huelga generaP'. Despues
de acordada La firma del Trata-
do, esa recommendation parece que
no ha perdido toda su pretendida
virtualidad, sino que Sc ha abre-
viado por la elimination de la
primera de sus negociaciones.
Ahora bien; case de que ell pue
lblo aleman, consciente de su situa
ei6n, de sus conveniencias y de
las magnffcas condolences de ira
baio que siempre le han distin-
guido, acepte de buen grado la
sandi6n >historica que representa-
81 TTatado de paz que Sc compro-
'|mete oiicialmente a cumplir, re
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Considerations ACGrCa Dc Ia PaZ

pugnando peligrosas alianzas con
los elementOs eXtraviadQs que
desde Russia Sc esfuerzan en-
'brindarles protection, ipodra
reaccionar economical y financie-
ramente en- la necesaria medida
para hacer honor a su firma y pa
IA levantar Sobre las ruinas de su
pasadO un ma1ana tan esplendo-
rosos como aquel, 0 mas aun por
que podra flOrecer sin la pesada
traba de- SUI traditional militaris
mo?
De un estudio hechO reciente-
mente por la Federation de las
Industrias britanicas, resulta
que los pagos anuales que Alema
MIA podra efectuar-salvo nueyas
perturbaciOnes en- su actual 81
tuaci0n-s seran de unos 600 mi
Homes de libras esterlinas, una
tercera parte de la .suma necesa-
rig para ell servicio de reembolso
o intereses de la deuda de los
aliados, en- un plazo de cuarenta
anOs.
Gran parte de esta cantidad
consistifa en- el suministrO de
primeras materias para las indus
trias, tales como minerales, made
ras y otros; pero hay que tener
presente que los recursos de este
Orden no alcanzaran va la impOr
tancia de antes de la guerra,
porque una gran porci6n de los
productos aludidOs correspon-
dian a la region alsacianOlerene-
sa y renana, y porque las condi-
clones en- que haya de desenvol-
verse ell trabajo de- penden del
giro que tomen los conflictos So
ciales planteados en- todas las
comarcas del que fu6 gran impe-
rio germanicO.
Sin embargo, EN- la MemOria a
que nos hemos referido, Sc indica
la pOsibilidad de que ell desnivel
real de la production no sea tan
importante como parece a prime
ra vista, porque Alemania, desde
los primeros tiempos de su conso-
lidaci6n industrial y polltica, We
MIA publicando sus datos de for
ma incomplete, para ,ocultar su
verdadera production.
Los ingresosl del presupuesto
de 1913 estaban fijados en- 1S4S
millones de libras esterlinas; los
gastos ordinarios, en- 1888 y los
extraordinarios, militares princi
palmente, en- So. Los gastos del
Eiercito Sc cifraban, en- 1918,
| por 7,2S millones de libras, y los
de la Marina, ell "a.
| Partiendo de la base de que los
cien millones de libras, que en-
tonces sc destinaban a gastos
militares, puedan quedar efectos
en- su casi totalidad al pago de Ia
Iindemnizaci0n de guerra, el estu
dio de la Federation de Indus
trias britanicas calcula que po
dra Hegarse a la cifra de 600 mi
4 Homes, antes supuesto, con el. pre-
Iducto de estas Otras fuentes dG
lingreso; impuesto sobre Ferrocs
| rifles, Correos, Telegrafos, 143,;
millones; sobre los Transports
fluviales, 1876; sobre la fuerzs
electrica, 14,7; sobre la Marina
mercante ~, 1915; productos f
restales, 3,2;; pesca, Al; impues
tos sobre las exportaciones agrf
colas,, 35,1; cosechas, 44,3; i'm
puestos sobre ganados, "a; sobrt
los terrenos de labor y sobre los
ipastos, 7,5; participation en- loi
productos minerales, a; produc
tos de fundici6n, 5,S; impuestol
sobre el limo, el cafamo, el yute
Isedas, aceites minerales, cauch0
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Ahora bien; case de que ell pue
Iblo aleman, consciente de su sitna
ei6n, de sus conveniencias y de
las magnfficas condolences de ira
baio que siempre le han distin-
guido, acepte de buen grado la
sanci6n Shistorica que representa-
lei Tratado de paz que Sc compro-
|mete oficialmente a cumplir, re
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-21

MUY BARATO. -POr ausen-
tarse su duefio, Sc vende Hudson
z pasajerOs, en- magnificO estadO.
Informes, Joaquin VillanaiI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-19

because Of all that-that Ned-Ned
Burrett-is not good enough for me.
He won't allow me to see Ned; he
opens every letter that m into the
house, and ever since Ned returned
from France, a week ago, grandfather
doesn't let me out of his sight. He just
hates the Burretts, and the fact that
the Burretts are the very incest people,
and that Ned has covered himself and
his family with glory and has come
home ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with ever
so many medals-that fact impresses
my grandfather not at all. He sim
ply"
Her eyes had caught a swirl on the
water, a whip Of the tautened line as 1t
swung upward, and then, high up in the
air, another sight caught and held the
young rebellious eyes,. 1t was the sight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-19

ber.~
"The trouble with grandfather Is"
she reflected, shat he has a pile Of
money and he doesn't know how to
spend 1t, and people call him the Tum-
Der King and he thinks that he Is
some kind Of a monarch who knows
1t all, and. really, he doesn't know
hardly anything. I guess he has a lot
to learn about-about some things"
A bunch of limp water lilies lay in
the girls lap, and she lifted them to
her face.
HE forgets," she conided to the
lilies. "that / am 20. He thinks that
because l am all he has, and because,
some day, I'll be very rich, and because
that away back in 40 he and Ned's
grandfather had a quarrel-he thinks