davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-10
Local. Rainfall.
Rainfall IL no,
rainfall "a hnI

Katnfai ~ hours ending =. M....,
nEanIan "a hours ending T. M.......
i;NGe5s since January 1............
Deficiency since January I.......
Local Observations at q J.. VI. Yesterday.
WIND direction. northeast: wind yrInCit "
8. Weather At p NJ clear
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
AMERYKANSKI CzERW0.
NY KRzYz " BIAkYM-
STOKU.

Am. C~zcrwony Krzyz przybyw
sly do Polski, ustalil swa glowna
kwatere W Bialymstoku - ponie-
waz centralne poiozenie tego mia
sta miedzy Wilnem i Warszawa
zapewnialo lepsza transparency.
Bialystok jest starem miastem
malowniczo polozonem ma skraju
gestych lasow - zupelnie znlsz-
czonych podc1as wojny. Widzac
lyle Scietego drzewa - stosow-
nego do budowli i ogrzewania,
Am. Czerwony Krzyz powziai "a
MAR uzycia tego materyalu do
budowli dom6w - jak tylko spo-
sobny GAS sic n~astreczy.
Prace swq Am. Czerwony
Krzyz zaczai cd ustalenia dwoch
magazyn6w, ola przechowywania
zapas6w zywnoSoi, pc ich wylado
waniu Z wagonow kolei zelaznej
! Cd prowadzenia Iepszych hygte
niczno = sanitarnych warunkow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Gdrny SIask RatyfIkacyi
Traktatu POkOjowego.
(Komunikat Urzedu prasowo-in-
formacyjnego Wydz. Mar. Pol.)

Do ACKNOWLEDGMENT kwestyi,
jake pozostaly W zawieszeniu az
do ratyfikowania traktatu poko-
jowego, nalezy bezsprzecznie
kwestya Gornego Slsska.
Jak wiadomo, przewidziano 10
dniowy okres pc ratyfikowaniu
traktatu pokojowego, ola m;edzy-
alianckiej okupacyi terytorytw
;iaskich, ma ktorych MA bye przc.
prowadzonym plebiscyt. DO tel
za$ clw:ii Niemcy So panami tych
obszarow, a wypadki ostatnie po-
kazaly. jak umieja wykorzysta6
sytuacye. Podczas gdy w komi--
syacl parlamcntarnych KRAKOW
alianckich drobiazgowo r~oztrzq--
sano traktat, Niemcy prehistoric
Ii swc Srodki, by przygotowac tie
rem ola plebiscytu ! zachowac ola
siebie Gorny Slqsk. Chodziio zas
tn nj mniej nj wiecej jak o wyrl-
gowanie zywio{ow polskich, kt6-
rych wpIyw ma reszte ludnoSci by}
by ola Niemc6w niepozadany. |
okazali sic tn .Niemcy mistrzami
w prowokacyi. Melody ich mo
WI przyniosIy rezultat pozada--
ny.
Slqsk jest we krwi. Polakdw
tam ~strzelaja, bijq, deportujq, wy
pedzajq - jednem s}owcm, wscie-
kloSt teutohska szaleje tam ja!l
"a najiepszych dni wojny.
A coz czynia Alianci; Otto two
RIA komisyq wyposazona w zasa-
die w dose roz!egiq wladze. Ma
sic ME tylko zajaG zbadan!em
przvczy2a zaburzeii ia Gornym
Slasku. Iecz ma take czuWac mad
przywrjccniem porzqdku, mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

podjeciem piracy W kopalniacll. o.
raz mad przygotowaniem operacyi
plebiscytowych.
Ale coz, kiedy Nielncy ME chca
uznat jcj tax rozlegiych kompe-
tencyi. Wedle ,,Frankfurter Ztg.'
zadania tel komisyi So czysto in
formacyjne. Rad niemiecki - pi-
SEE ten dziennik - ME nlysli pc
zwolic ma jakickolwiek narusze--
ME swych praw zwierzchniczych."
a poniewaz prawa tie wykonywa-
lie So Z GAIA energia dzika, ma ia
ka zdobyc sic mole tylko pano--
wan;e pru:kie. to Z CORY MONA
mice pewnosG, re komisya mic I'd!
Ia zcbrat Ia miejscu zadnej bez-
stronnej informacyi. LudnoSc pol
ska mic bedzie uawet dopuszczona
do wysfucllania. Wzbronionym
jei bedzie wszeIki dostep do ko-
misyi miedzyalianckiej. ! misya
pojedzie w kohcu do Beriina. by
csiagnaG jakiekolwiek p%olepszenie
sytuacyi ola nicszczesl;wego kra-
ju pustoszonego ogn:cm i ME
czem.
Taxi zas stan rzcczy must Cd
bic sic takze i ia Polscc. Op:nia
publiczna jest tam podnieconq do
najwyzszego stopnia. Obawiajq
sic tam Swiezych zaburzeil. Wy
buchiy juz zreszta z%aburzenia W
Pr1siech Zachodnich, gdzie Mem
cy chcieli postapic sobie w podo-
bny spos0b, jak ma GGrnym Sla--
sku.
! tylko energia interwencyjna
Aliantow moze uratowac svtua--
cye. Jak d}ugo w}adze niemieckie
rzsdzit beda ma. G6rnym Slasku,
dopokad ME n~astapi okupacya
wojskowa miedzyaliancka. Pre-
w;dziana W traktacie wersalskirn,
tax d}ugo ME mozc bye mowy O
podjeciu piracy W kopalniach, a
Europa zagrozona bedzie brakiem
wcg;a lei zimy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Pc ostatniem otwarciu drugiego
sierocinca, zaiozono w miescie
druga pracownie krawiecka' o.
becnie, zamiarem Amerykanskie-
60 Czerwonego Krzyza - jest
powiekszenie udogodnien ola Sic
rot i dlatego jest plan, ably poia-
czyc obie pracownie W jedna, &C.
lem polepszenia zarzadu, oraz u
stalenia pr~odukcyi. Z chwila
wprowadzenia polepszen krawie-
ckich, Amerykanski Czerwony
Krzyz spodziewa sig PREY pomo-
cy polskich szwaczek i operate
rex maszynami do szycia zaopa-
trzyc W ubrahka dzieci bedace
pod opieka wszystkich sierocin-
COW w okolicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Bialystok Cd poczatku wojny byl
schronieniem wojennych uchodz-
COW. OkolicznoSt ia by}a powo-
dem wielu wypadkow tyfusu w
tenn mieScie. Ola zapobiezenia tel
epidemii, Am. Czerwony Krzyz
zbudowal kilka barakow Z kapie-
lami - gdzie ci nieszczesliwi lu-
die zaopatrywani byli w czysta
odziez i poddawano ich dokladnej
dezynfekcyi.
Ola chorych Am. Czerwony
Krzyz zbudowa} tymczasowe szpl
tale.
Dostarczanie zapasow lywno--
Sci do sasiednich Mast zapoulura
automobilow bylo niemozliwe z
powodu braku g~azoliny. - ale "a
to zaprzezone wozy o jednym ko-
niu z zapasami Am. Czerwonego
Krzyza bylo MONA spotkac CO.
dz;ennie ma nier6wnych. drogach,
udajace sic do ~cztercch glownycl
punkt6w: Pruzany. Maciejowa,
Berezy, Kartuska ! Cholma.
Ia pierwsza i bezintesesowna
ponoc Am. Czerwonego krzyza
w czaSie takiego chaosu byia pod
walina porzadku administracyjne
60 socyalnego tel novel Republi-
XII.
Setki wyglodniaiych fudzi ~
starcow - kalek - matek z male
mi dzietmi - uparcie trzymajacc
mi sic matczynej sp0dnicy, groma
Dido sic codzienhie w potudn'c
naokoiu dymiqcych publicznych
kuchni. utrzymywanych stara-
MEM tel wspanialej organizacyi.
Am. Czcrwony Krzyz Jest je-
dynym r~atunk;em tych bezdom-
nych istot - tych tySiecy malych
sierot bez opieki, w gesto zalud-
nionych m:astach, gdz;e zarobck
jest trudny do znalezienia' Bio
goslawienstwa tych niewinnych
ofiar towarzyszyc bedq piracy tel
Swietej miSyi!....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25

Tax wiec wszystko zawislo oe
ratyfikacyi traktatu pokojowe-
80. Wtenczas to Niemcy, ktorzt
go podpisali, beda musieli dotrzy
mac swych zobowiazail. a nicsz-
czesliwa ludnoSt slaska nareszcie
bedzie mosIa swobodnie odet-
chnat. pc wyzwoleniu L jarzma
tych ciemiezc6w. Bedzie mogia pc
wr6cit do piracy, dostarczyc Euro
pie tax jej potrzcbnego wegla /
pod opieka aliancka swobodn'e
wypowie sic dzieh p~lebiscytu
CO do swej ~przysz'oSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
OdezWa.
Rodacy!

zwyczaj d~ogodnych warunkach
bielizny oraz uzywanego obuwia
cd DEPARTMENT. Wolny W Wa
szyngtouie. w Polsce take RE
czy 50 bardzo pozadane, zwlasz-
ca, re mogiyby bye w kraJu repe
rowane. Kazdy dollar, to conaI--
mniei kflka par takich butow.
w celu wyzyskania tel sposob-
noSci zebrala sic grupa lrdzi do
brei wolf, ktora postawila sobie
"a zadanie zebranie pewnej sunny
pieniedzy. w celu zakupienia mo-
zliwie najwiekszej iloSci obuwia-
Ufni, IL jak W kazdej dobrej
strawie tax i w tel rodacy posPie-
sza z pomoca, zaPoczatkowaliSmy
luz fundusz ma ten eel. ZebralrS-
my juz dotychczas $4,000. Ma
tenze cei rozsprzedajemy obecnie,
gdzie sic tylko da i orzelki, a TAX
re urzadzamy ma S-mej ulicy w
Brooklynie Block Party" Ocze-
kiwac tam bedziemy z otwartemi
ramionami wszystkich. co p >pol-
sku mySla i czuja. Ufamy, re te-
mi drogami fumdusz nasz znacz-
ME powiekszymy.
P. Konsul Generality Buszczyn
ski, "a ktorego p~oparciem / VIE
dza przedsisbierzemy nasza ak
eye przeznaczyl ma ten eel Geese
funduszow, ktore Polonia amery-
kanska z4ozyla do jego rozporza-
dzenia ma ponoc ola cierpiacej
biede ludnoSci w Potsce.
w imieniu braci naszych siostr
W kraju zwracamy sic do Was Ro-
dacy z gorqcs proSba o poparcie
mas w tel piracy Przez nadsyianie
ofiar ma ten Dbozny eel.
Pamietajcie o dzielnych zolnie-
rzach naszych Starry, czesto OBJ
darci ! gfodni, przerzucani z from
tn ma front, nierzadko dziesiecio-
krotnie siabsi liczba, a jednak tax
dzielni, tax ofiarni!
SWAT przejdziesz, a rownych
i'm zrchow ME znsjdziesz!
Czyz ME zasiuguia chocby na
odrobine tego, co my tn W dobro-
bycie nieraz ma zabawy marnuje-
my. CYL wolno nam zaPomniec
o Mich ! ich rodzinach? Me - po
stoxroc niei
Do czynu wzy7vamy Was Ro-
dacy, do og6su polskiego i do Po-
szczeg6lnych towarzystw apelu--
Jenny. ObmyScie sposo6y zebra
MIA jak najliczniejszych ofiar.
Pan BuszzynSh ofiarowai
sws pomoc ipozwo12, by sunny ma
ten eel skierowywac do Konsula-
tn Generatnego na jego rece, zaz-
naczajac, re pieniadze prze7na-
czone 50 ma zakrp obuwia ! bieli-
zny, kt6re beda nabyte przy
wsp64udziate Konsulatu i wysla-
ne "a jego poSrednictwem do
Polski. Konsul Generality ogio-
ST nastepnie W p1smach Eazda,
choGby najdrobniejsza ofiare.
PomySlcie Rodacy o tym nieraz
bezcelowo po kasach ~towarzystw
lezacych doiaraeh. Kazda chooby
najdrobniejsza o~fiars, ma rece p.
Buszczyhskiego wprost do Kon-
sulatu 40 West 10th str, n. Y.
City, przes4ana, to para butow
dla tych, ktorzy z ~zaparciem SIG
siebie, bose o gfodzie ! chiodzie,
buduj4 potezna Rzeezypospolita
Pofska
KOMITET:
Honorowy Prezes, P. K~onstanty
D---.neLS Koocul General
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Z AmsykaiskiegO Ger.
WonegO krzyza,
Kobryn, Polska. Wrzesien.

hODIyn, FOiSkd. "LZSSlClA. -
(Poczta). ,yNiczego ME marno-
wac, - OTTO zalecenie, ktorem
pracownicy Amerykanskiej 10
misyi Czerwonego Krzyza dls
Polski ~posluguja sig w pomocy
udzielonej dzieki hojnosci narodu
amerykanskiego. Zalecenie to
szybko pojmuja pracowniczki tam
~tejsze, ktop pomagaja pracowni-
kom amerykanskim. w pewnej
pracowni krawieckiej, zalozo-
nej przez organizacye amerykan-
ska, miescowe kobiety, ktore ro-
bia poslania, oraz ubranka ola no
wei oclronki, okazaly zrozumfe-
ME zasady amerykanskiej ekono-
mil. Jedna Z najwiekszych po-
trzeb sierocinca So poSzewki ma
materace. Zamiast uzywania w
tym celu nowego materyalu, IT,
! zywane So kawaly zwyiiego ma
teryalu, nadsyiane tutaj, re Sta
now Zjednoczonych. w ten spo-
sob materyal ten uzywany jest
dw6krotnie: raz PREY przesy{ce,
drugi raz ma materace ola l0zek
Idzieciecych.
Baranowice, Polska. Wrzesien.
(Poczta). - Ably lepiej dopo-
modz wladzom polskim w zajmo-
waniu sic uchodzcami, Powracaja
cymi do swych domow Z Rosyi,
Amerykanski Czerwony Krzyz
przeni6si jeden re swoich rucho-
mych oddzialow do Baranowic'
Kwatery mieszkalne i magazyny
zaprowadzono w zabudowaniach
nalezacych dawniej do obszer-
nych barak6w r~osyjskich. Czesc o
wych barakow zamieniono ma O.
boz ola powracajacych do domu
uchodzcow, a druga Geese ma szpi
tai wojskowy z~aopatrzony W PREY
rzady wyrobu amerykanskiego.-
Pred wojna Baranowice by4y
waznym punktem kolejowym, -
gdyi piet kolei zchodzi sic W
tym punkcic. Wskutek Odwrotu
Rosyan, okupacyi niemieckiej, O.
raz ostatnich zamicszek wewne-
trznych w parstwie, wszelkie ~
Gle przenysfowe w tenn miesoie u
padlo. Koleje, kursujace ma
wschod, ME puszczane So W ruch
ola mnych procz militarnych &C.
low. Niekorzystna sytuacya W
mieScie pogarsza sic wskutek po-
wrotu stale powiekszajacych sic
mas uchodzcow, z ktorych pre-
wazna czeS6 jest chora i gfodem
przymierajaca- Wszyscy niemal
przychodza tutaj zgsodniali, zu-
pelnie bez niczego, Tub z ma:ymt
tiumoczkami. Jeden z naJwiek--
szych problem6w niesienia pomo
ey, to przyprowadzenie ich do no
wego zycia.
Baranowice lea tuz Poza daw
ma stais LIMA bojowa niemlecka.
Caly kraj w okoio jest jednem
wielkiem pobojowiskiem / obra--
zem spustoszenia Cd lat wojny.
w okolicznych wioskach jakotez
w samych Baranowicach Amery-
kanski oddziaI Niesienia Pomocy
prowadzi swa prace, opiekujac
sic chorymi ! przyProwadzajee
glodem przymierajaca ludnose
do sil.
Kobryn, Polska. Wrzesieh. -
(Poczta). - Amerykanskr mus
lin i flanela zamieniane So przez
kobiety polskie, najete przez A
merykanski Czerwony Krzyz, ma
odziez dla dzieci W tutejszej pra-
GOWN krawieckiej. Ubranka tie i
da ola dzieci, bedscych W dwoch
lokalnych sierocihcach. Obecn'e
istnieja tn dwie pracownie, Jedna
dla. kazdego zakIadu. Praca W
Kobryniu jest jedna Z typowych'
jake Amerykanski Czerwony
Krzyz rozpoczai w wielu cze--
sciach Wschodniej Polski. ke-
dy Amerykanski Czerwony
Krzyz dotarl do Kobrynia male
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
KOMIITET:

Honorowy Prezes, P. Konstanty
Buszczynsh, Konsul General
ny Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej,
D. Mateuszowa Mierzwinska,
p. Wanda Misiewicz,
p. Lygia Bernard,
p. Piotrowa Bia3ecka,
KS. Kubec,
p. Zofia Naimska,
p. Janowa Fudahowska,
p. K. Andruszhewicz,
p. Stefania Prawdzic,
o. Leon Orfowsh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-25
Gazowe Mantle

Przewr0cOne mantle do
Swiatia gszowego. SPECIAL
ME, Zam6wien poczta, tele-
GOnem albO e. o. d. ME
wypelniamy, r.
DO ........
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-26
OAKLAND NOTES.

Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Plus Ultra class of the Oakland
Presbyterian church will have their
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs w. E. Guy. 159 Kellam
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A NJ. Broomfield and
son, Reuil. and daughter, Lois of La
Junta, Colo, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Webb, Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boltinhouse, 41O
| Green street, are the parents of
| daughter, born Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder will spend
| Sunday visiting relatives in Ottawa.
| The Priscilla club has disbanded
for the summer and will not meet until
| the month of October.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Jones, 420 Wa
bash ave-, are visiting Mrs. Jones par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Straup at Mayetta.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ash motored
to Holt, Mo-, Saturday morning in
their new car. They will return Sum
| day evening.
Special services will be held Sunday
| evening at the Oakland Presbyterian
| church. The small service flags at
| the church which represent the forty
| two boys from the church who have
| been and are in the service will be
| given back to the boys. Six of the
| boys who have returned will give a
| talk.
Mayor H. ]. Corwine will speak
| Sunday evening at the Oakland Chris
tan church Mr.. Clifford Lortie will
lead the singing service. The regu-
lar services will be held in the morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Browne of
Burdette, Kan, are the parents of a
son, born July "a. Mrs. Browne be-
| fore her marriage was Miss Grace
Goodeu.
Miss Esther Myers of Omaha, Neb.,
will teach the sixth grade in the Oak
land schools next year, taking the
place of Mrs. May Lindquist. resigned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-26

ball game Sunday afternoon? I'll say
I am. 1 guess I'd better step along.
kid. there comes one of the heads on
the fourth floor and 1 don't think it
would be good for yours truly to be
caught talking in the hall. So long"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brit are spend
ing the week end in Kansas City.
Mr.. Charles Daniels has returned
to his work at the Railroad "Y" after
a two weeks vacation which he spent
in Wichita and Kansas City.
Mr.. J. c. Russell, who has been i'll
for several days, died Friday night at
the company hospital.
Mrs. Charles Horner, shop time
keeper in the coach department, has
been transferred temporarily to the
motive power building. Mr.. Adolph
Mischke is taking his place in the
coach department.
Mr.. John Timer, is acting foreman
in the coach trimming department
during the absence of Mr.. William
Ravens who. with Mrs. Ravens is
spending a vacation in Portland and
Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale McGrath and
daughter Jane left Saturday for Cali
fornia and Salt Lake City. Mr.. Nc
Grath is in the office of the auditor
of disbursements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-26
NEW MAP OF EUROPE
For the Topeka State journal
Renders

It shows the tracks Of the God of
war left upon that continent which,
lot Two thousand years. has directed
the destiny O. = world.
It shows the literal trimming that
mas been given Germany
IL shows the manner in which Aus
tria- Hungary has gone to pieces and
ceased to exist as a geographic unit.
II gives an authentic picture of that
halt dozen baby nations that have been
porn from the great conflict.
IL is map OF many colors which
Indicates old and new boundaries. pie
biscite areas. undetermined zones. 1t
is foot and half wide and two feet
long-1ust the right size to tack above
your desk or on the wall at home.
This map Of. the new Europe was
made by the United States Geological
survey. 1t is being used by the savings
division of the treasury department
in It's campaign of thrift 1t is given
away thru the Washington Informa-
tion Bureau OF this paper, together
with a pamphlet on How other Peo-
pie Get Ahead"
Any reader of this paper NAV get
It by filling out the attached coupon.
enclosing a 2-cent stamp for return
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-26

Judge S. n. Hawkes., assistant attorney
general, has returned from an official trip
to Kansas city.
w. f. Clark of Chicago has arrived for
an extended visit with his son, DR.. II. l..
Clark and Mrs. Clark.
Bonds of five men caught in crap
game In the rear OF the Palace Of Sweets
were forfeited Friday afternoon in police
court. The bonds furnished were SO each.
Three new state bank examiners have
been named by Walter f. Wilson, state
bank commissioner. They are: Clarence
L. Cramer, Pratt; Harry A. johnson, Nor
ton; and Stanley w. Brown, Independence.
The Rev. John A Bright will fill the
pulpit at the Third Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Mrs. Bright left today
for a months visit with her son, the Rev.
w. Luther Bright, pastor of the English
Lutheran church OF Nebraska City, Neb.
The Topeka branch Of the WOman's
Foreign Missionary society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold its annual
meeting in Topeka. beginning October 3
and lasting thru October .. Bishop Fran
els J. Mcconnell, of Denver and the Rev
Benson Baker, of India, will speak.
Stella NJ. French has been granted a
divorce from J. Harry French. Property
was divided by mutual consent Of husband
and wife. The wife obtained custody OF
the daughter and the husband has custody
OF the child. In granting the divorce, Judge
Carver ruled an emergency existed on &C
count of Mrs. French's health.
First Sergeant A r. Wilson, son Of w
II. Wilson. S16 West Tenth street, arrived
home from overseas today. He was with
the quartermaster's department and left
Topeka thirteen months ago for France
He landed in New York on his return triu
July is and was sent to Camp Dodge for
his discharge.
Maurice Mcneil, assistant attorney gen
eral, is spending few days in Salina
awaiting an opportunity to serve several
warrants in the Broker case. Numer-
Gus announcements were made to the news
papers by II. J. Hopkins, attorney general
concerning the Issuance of the complaints.
Broeker was rot at home.
Governor Allen has received an appeal
from Mrs. Gertrude c. Harmon of Law
renee on behalf Of four l. w. w. prisoners
in the Shawnee county jail. The letter ia
the governor objects to the method OF
holding the men several months without
action. In his reply the governor told the
Lawrence woman that the prisoners are
under government control and not subject
TO state action.
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LOCAL MENTION

John ]. Grier. of the Rock Island
system, who died in Milwaukee July l,
mentions Earl w. Engle, a graduate
of the Topeka high school, as a bene-
ficiary in his will providing for the
disposal of his $500. 900 estate. EngIe
was associated with Grier in the bust
ness.
DR.. Elizabeth Todd, Osteopathic
Physician. Orpheum Bldg.-Adv.
A meeting of the Sunshine club of
the Swedish Lutheran church will be
held Saturday afternoon at the home
of Bernice Danielson, Ills West
Third street
Topeka attorneys challenge the doc
tors, bankers or any other morgan
lied force to a baseball game any
time or any place. A purse will be
arranged to make the play worth
while. Challenges will be handed in
the court of Topeka.
Safety razor blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c-S5c doz- Brunt-
Martin.-Adv.
Two little negro girls were tried in
juvenile court today charged with
stealing a purse from Mrs. Myrtle
FOSIe1, ZUo WdSnDuTn avenue. MIS-
Foster claims that while she was in
q grocery store on Kansas avenue, she
laid a purse on the counter. When
she reached for it the purse was gone.
The two girls were in the store at the
time. They deny the theft. Judge
Ralph H. Cav took the case under
Amusement.
Cash paid for liberty bonds. John
Kleinhans. S27 Quincy. Phone 1851 ].
ADV.
Minnie Zargoza, an Indian living at
1877 Woodruff avenue, has filed a suit
for $931.S5 against R. L. Miller. 12T
Woodruff avenue.N She charges that
she sold so acres of government land,
twenty miles north of Topeka, to Mil
Ter for $4,000 and that the $931.s5 is
money still due her. The land was
allotted to her by the government. She
can neither read nor speak English.
Liberty Bonds bought and sold.
Shawnee Investment Co.. 534 Kan av-
Hugh T. Fisher, county attorney,
left today for Colorado TO meet his
wife. He will be gone two or three
weeks. Tinkham Veale, assistant
county attorney, will be IN charge of
the office while Fisher is out of the
city.
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone $500.
Dear me, it's hot" said the talka-
tive girl as she met her chum in the
hall and fished for her powder puff
with which to soak up the perspiration
standing on her chin. Say" she con-
tinued, our office is sure getting a
reputation all over the building just
because of that old rule the chief
wished on us the other day. Why you
know, kid, we can't talk to each other
except on business and then they al
ways have someone sticking around so
they'll be sure it's business. Our office
has always kept up a high standard of
work and l sure don't see any sense
in being so everiastingly strict. Say,
you know that ten dollar pot they
made last week in the freight audi
tors office by putting in fifty cents
each and drawing to see who was to
take ride in the aeroplane? Wen.
George Wood was the lucky man and
he went up Wednesday night. He
said last night that he was tired of
having everybody in the office asking
him If he had gone up yet, and how
he felt when he was in the air. Do
you know that girl in our office who's
going to be married next month? She
sits right next to the new man. the
one who smokes those awful long Gig
arettes. 1 s'pose he thinks that since
some Of the drug stores are charging
two bits for Campbells he will smoke
something that lasts longer. That
thing he's trying now burns like a
Roman candle. Going to the Santa Fe
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A Massachusetts soldier killed in France
made his will on two sheets of Y. NJ c. A.
paper two days before his death; and
not come back then you will get s., 900"
The court disallowed the will because of a
technicality.
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New Prcsidcnt of FlnInnd.

Copenhagen, July IS. - Professor
staahlberS has been elected president
or FINLAND. defeating General Manner
helm by vote Of 143 to so. 8 dispatch
from Helsingfors said today.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Lady or gentleman for general
office work. Prefer one with some ac-
counting and comptometer experience.
McCord- Kistler Mercantile Co.
FOR RENT-Tent and camping grounds,
|. References exchanged. Call Sunday.
Phone 1911 Ms.
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the evening the pastor, the Rev. Fred
Sutton, will talk on "Our Better
Halves" The evening services will
be held out of doors.