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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-26
Otis.

H. L. Day & Co. started their mill
Wednesday with crew of ten men
Mrs. Armstrong is doing the cooking
Mrs. Nellie Jordan is caring for
Mrs. Roy Dority and son of Maria
vile.
Mrs. Viola Collart is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sails
bury.
The. annual meeting of the Sunday
school was held April 8. The follow
ing officers were elected. Superin-
tendent, Mrs. J. l.. Salisbury; secre-
tary and treasurer, Clara E. Jordan
librarian, Viola Johnson: organist,
Mrs. ,Selena Edgecomb; superin-
tendent of cradle roll, Cassie John
son; teachers, Mrs. J. L. Salisbury,
Mrs. Lyman Salisbury, Mrs. Selena
Edgecomb. The school has missed
but two Sundays the past winter.
Ice left Beech Hill lake Sunday,
April 16, nearly two weeks later
than last spring, when the lake was
clear April 8.
April II. J.
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Southwest HarbOr.

Easter was appropriately observed
in our churches, and though floral
decorations were not as much in evil
dence as in past years, the display
was very pleasing. At the Congre-
gational church the pastor gave a
vivid and dramatic picture of the
supreme sacrifice and the resurrec-
ton. Beautiful solos were rendered
by Mrs. Louise Freeman and Mrs.
Lilias JOY. the service ending with
communion. A large congregation
was present. A concert by the Sum
day school of the Methodist church
was finely carried out and appreci-
ated by a large audience.
George .Harmon's house has been
purchased by Miss Grace Simmons,
who has spent several summers at
Southwest Harbor. She will have
repairs and improvement made be-
fore taking possession, early in the
season. w. E. Clark, who has occu-
pied the house for three years, has
moved his family into Don Mayo's
bungalow.
Mrs. Farrar, who has been teach
ing the ninth grade and freshman
class at the high school the past
term, has resigned her position to
join her husband at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Nellie Thornton has been
elected to fill the vacancy.
The cottages of Prof. C. Grand
gent and another summer resident
are very nearly completed.
Mrs. Joseph Joyce has had extern
sive alterations and repairs made on
the interior of her house by Bert
Robinson.
Capt. Roland Lunt has had a
garage finished recently, G. G.
Anterior doing the work.
Thursday evening, large number
of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
roll called at their home on Church
street, where they have been living
since the fire destroyed their home
and gave them a kitchen shower.
The death recently of Miss Isabel
Clark was a shock to her many
friends here, where she was well
known She was interested in every
good work, and her faithful exem-
plary life will leave it's gentle in
fuence over all who knew and loved
her. She was a charter member OF
the Willard Woman's Christian TEN.
perance Union and ever ready tC
help in every possible way.
April "a. SPRAY"
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Bernard.

Sunday will be an unusually inter-
esting day in the Congregational
church here as the regular afternoon
service will be mems service. AL
though all are most cordially in
vited, the pastor, Rev. Oscar Olsen.
has especially arranged the service
in honor of the men. The church
will be decorated, and male choir
will furnish the music, both as
choir and for special numbers. In
the evening there will be the regular
praise service with special music by
the church orchestra, after which
there will be stereopticon lecture
on Porto Rico, illustrated with beau
tiful slides.
Miss Vivian Bennett of Bucksport
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lawrence.
Friends of Isaac Murphy are glad
TO learn of his improved condition,
after a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. Ella Jackson, who has been
i'll, is much better.
Miss Halle Murphy is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Arthur Pray visited his mother
over the weekend
The ladies aid society will meet
! Wednesday with Mrs Joshua
| Sawyer.
| capt. Henry Albee has been in
| Ellsworth two weeks, experimenting
| the getting ready of the Underwood
I Packing Cos boat, Fish Hawk, for
the sardine season.
April "a. ''Will O. Wish
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"Aos- arc BUSINESS Locations.

There are two distinct types of busi-
less location known to real estate men
mems and women's. AS a rule the
hady side OF the street is the wom-
ms side, and rents are about 25 per
ent higher Where one side of the
treet develops woman's business, the
'ther bids fair to be good for men.
mother thing to be looked Cor is To-
alton near competitor. A store OF
his type should not pioneer. 1t Is
litficult for a cigar store to pay ex-
lenses if it is not on corner; drug
torres can use an inside location II
hey are not too far from the heavy
rattle highway. There Is only one
lass of merchants that can afford to
gnore these accepted facts about
,icking a location-the class Of mer-
liant that advertiscs. NOnadvertisers
naturally have to be more careful
bout choosing their locations and
must select places where heavy traffic
,asses their loors.-Charles @. Nioh-
Ills in Business Digest.
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Partridge Cove,

FRIDAY, April FL, the boys and
girls club was organized with fifteen
members. officers were elected as
follows: President, Harry Ash
more; vice-president, Helen Thomp-
son; secretary, Sylvia Mcdonald;
treasurer, Robert Wilbur; reporter,
Russell Kittredge; fag-bearer, Boyd
Linscott; local leader, Mrs. G. B..
Young. The next meeting will be
held at the Cove schoolhouse, May
at 100 p m.
Reuel Bartlett spent the week -end
with his sister, Mrs. Alice e. Young.
Senator A. B. Holt and wife Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
James Walton and family of Seal
Harbor visited his daughter, Mrs Jo-
seph Carter, Sunday.
April "a. Y.
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MaliaVilIe,

Charles r. Goodwin died Sunday,
after several weeks of suffering. He
was born in this town, the son of
Richard and Mary Ann (Foster)
Goodwin. After the death of his pa
rents he sold the old homestead and
moved to Bangor, where for several
years he was employed by Mr.. Hol-
yoke as surveyor of lumber. Later he
repurchased his childhood home, and
returned to his native town. He
leaves a widow, four sons and a
daughter.
April "a F.
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Swans Island.

The radio station at Old Harbor
has already proved it's usefulness to
people of the island, but it does not
fill the place of a cable. However,
the fishermen will be grateful for the
proffer by uncle Sam of storm
signal station, although the cable is
denied.
II. r. Rich, who bought the Car
penter cottage at Atlantic, has been
in town making preparations for the
summer.
Schooner Lawrence was toWed out
of the harbor by Capt. Hi. Stanley
with the smack Johnson, and sailed
to the westward with a cargo of paw
ing from the Minturn quarry
Minturn people are not too cheer
full, with the paving cutters out on
strike.
Mrs. Hugh Borland of Bucksport
is caring for her sister-in-law, Mrs
Lester Stanley, who is i'll at her
home in Minturn.
Lawyer Ingraham of Rockland has
been in Minturn on legal business
The ladies aid society met with
Mrs. Llewellyn Joyce this week.
After a long and distressing i'll
ness, Mrs. Andrew G. Smith died
April 10. Funeral services were
held Wednesday, Burial was in
Rose Hill cemetery.
Capt. and Mrs. Emery Joyce have
returned home from Portland.
| The Atlantic parsonage is being
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North Franklin.

Mrs. Nancy Chamberlain of Han
cock is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Hooper.
Arthur Tracey and little daughter
Louise of Waterville recently visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Tracey.
Several from this part of the town
attended the meeting of the Pomona
grange at the village Thursday.
The day was stormy but a good
crowd was present
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Butler of
Somesville visited his father, S. G.
Butler, Sunday.
Alvin Jellison, who is working at
Macomber's mill, will move his fam
lily here later in the season.
April "a. T.
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painted. Perley Slower has the con-
tract.
Seth Joyce is making good
progress with his weir in the yard"
at Mackerel Cove.
Capt. Parker Hall, after doing
some salvage work on the wrecked
schooner Howard Russell, has sailed
in his small schooner, Carrie, for up
river ports.
Fred Sinclair picked up fifteen
foot, yellow dory with two pairs of
oars near Seal Cove, Swans Island,
and is holding it for a possible
claimant.
Many more motor boats have been
launched at Mackerel Cove and at
Joyce's Beach.
The road commissioner has COM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-04-26

menced work on the roads, much to
the satisfaction of the autoists.
The entertainment and dance at
Old Harbor last night was well at
tended by people from all three viii
lages.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson of Stoning-
ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. Abb
bic Rich, at Calvin Stanley's in
Minturn.
Austin Joyce of Norwood. r. l.,
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi joyce, during his
spring vacation.
Merrill Joyce has installed new
en-horsepower engine in his motor
boat, and Adelbert Torrey is put
ting in a new hosting engine.
ADri1 20 u.
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West fremont.

Lois ingalls,, who has been ill of
jaundice, is better.
Edwin Lopaus and daughter
Leita, have been i'll, but are better.
w. H. Lunt is home from Center,
where he has been employed.
Harold Lawson returned this
week from a fishing trip.
Llewef1yn Rich, Leslie Colt and
wife have moved to Mckinley where
they will be employed in the factory.
April II. Thelma.
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vsr,.t,e. OF John Smith.

In Latin John Smith became 10.
names Smithus; in italian ne 10
known as Giovanni Smith; in French
he becomes Jean Smeet' the Russians
call him Jonloff Smittonski; the Poles
know him as Ivan Smittiweiski; the
Welsh as Jihon Schmidt; the Holland
ers as Hans Schmidt; the Greeks a.
Ion Smikton and the Spaniards a.
Juan Smithus, while in Turkey he Il
disguised as Voc Sect.
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South PenObScOt.

Wade Grindle of Milton, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Grindle.
Friends of Mrs. Helen Whitehouse
were saddened to hear of her death,
Friday, at Rockland.
Mrs. Nancy Wescott, who has been
i'll, is slowly recovering.
Miss Agnes Perkins has returned
to North Castine
April is. l..
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SeaWall.

Miss Louise Thurston of fremont
is visiting her grandmother, while
her mother is in Calais.
Mrs. Hubert Farhsworth of Ellis
worth is visiting her parents, Edgar
Newman and wife.
April II. T. e. D.
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Seal Cove.

Elbridge Somes of Center is i'll.
Elmer B. Stanley and wife have
gone to Southwest Hrbor for the
season.
Mrs. j. F, Hodgdon of Rockland
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Powers,
who is ill.
Arthur Walls has employment at
Northeast Harbor, and will move
there with his family later in the
season.
Albert Hodgdon of Center has
purchased the Herbert Butler place,
and the family has moved there.
April %. N.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-14
Kaiser;s Method of Popping
Tie Question ReDeoLed by
Woman in Love Triangle
Entered Her Rooms Kissed Both Her Hands, Eyes
SparkIed, Step Elastic and Then He Said: 81 Cannot
Live Without You. You Must Marry Me"-But He
Married Another.

As a mature woman. looking back
upon life full of happiness with two
daug1ters-yes, a grandmother. But
1 knew wilhelm and his impulsive, in
tensive nature. l had been privileged
to bring cheer into his solitude and
helped him forget his tragic fate.
felt unconsciously he had gradually
intoxicated himself with the feeling
that I was the only woman in the
world
How He Proposed.
Promptly at o'clock the next
afternoon (August 22l, Wilhelm en-
tered my parlor- He greeted me
warmly, kissing both my hands. His
face was unusually grave, but his eyes
showed a sparkle His whole bearing
was youthful: his step elastic. 1 trem-
bIed inwardly because 1 knew that
within a few minutes was fated to
give him a bitter disappointment.
He did not beat about the bush,
but stright away said: 'Markgra efin
Ga pet name) 1 have come to ask you
to be my wife / tried to interrupt
him. As spontaneously raised my
hands, as if to bid him cease, 1 felt a
sickening sensation In that fraction
of a second it seemed as if all the
heart ache. torture. and torment of
su bseQuent months flashed before me
like a sinister premonition- He con-
tinued: I cannot live without you.
You are the only being on earth who
can make life bearable for me. You
must marry me-
Frau Gabrielle. touched to the heart,
finally consented to become the
kaiser's bride and there began bat
tie by the members of the "kai@r's
court at Doom to have the engage
lnent broken They enlisted members
of the Hohenzollern family and ulti-
mately were successful.
Copyright. 1922. by T. N. 81
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES The rate for
Inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
journal is 1 cent a word each insertion {:
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word minImuEG so cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check m full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before Il 90 o'clock. Want
Ads received after II 80 till / rs p. m. will
be inserted under the head: Too Late to
classify"
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FOR HENT-HoUsEs


-
1874 WEST STREET-7-roem house, water
and gas, lots barn, and old shade.
One book of car line. Rent So Phone
$3.50
FOR RENT-Furnished 4-room cottage for
the winter $50. Couple only. 1521 E.
9th st.
SEVEN-ROOaL modern, garage, $50; 14r,
modern, $75. Lowell & Brownell. Tel.
2-4S9l.
FOR RENT-Modern cottage to adults.
Inquire oil West 9th, upstairs.
TOR RENT-RQOMS
PLEASANT sleeping room in strictly
modern home; home privileges; break
fast If desired. Phone 2-4372.
1204 TYLER-Sleeping rooms, modern,
steam heat; hot water year around /;
private phone; every convenience.
FOR RENT-Three light housekeeping
rooms and screened porch on first floor
61S West Fourth Phone 5463.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished room at So
Kansas avenue Single man only. Crane
& Co
FOR RENT-Sleeping aRd light house
keeping rooms I'll Quincy st.
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room, 507
Jefferson.
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FUR sALE-PE1 STOCK.

FOR SALE-Canary Hinge and beautiful
singers. Call 5S62 1918 West Sixteenth
street.
MALE PUPS FOR SALE-Price So. POI
Hancock ST
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBnEs.
Certified Used Cars

| Sixty-four Certified cars purchased
| from US last month is only one of the
many points of evidence showing the
value and satisfaction to be obtained
| We are offering unusual bargains
Practically all these cars have been
| renewed and a number refinished. :
CADILLAC TOURING. Late model,
thoroly renewed and refinished- SIX
cord tires. This car will render as
good service as a new car, and is Of
fered at---. ....- $1,000
1s2@BUICK TOURING. ThoroIy re-
newed and refinished. New top. Has
five Kelly cord tires. This car offers
an exceptional value at. 5000
1921 BUICK TOURING. Late model.
Finish, top and tires are fine. Motor
in excellent condition. $500
BUICK FOUR PASS. COUPE. Used
only 4,300 miles, entirely in city. Me-
chanically like new. Has extra tire
and bumper
DODGE TOURING 1922, almost
new. Wire wheels and other equip
ment. This car has only been slightly
used by a careful owner and will give
service equal to new Dodge An eX-
animation of this car will convince
you of its exceptional value. .$775
NASH COUPE. Just refinished. Runs
comfort on cold day. $3.50
STEARNS-K SEDAN The
best Knight motor car built. A chance
for a StearnS admirer to own a com
Portable car reasonably. $3.50
FOR LESS.
Ford 1921 Touring. .s225
olds ....s-. ,...-.... $50
WHY'S .-........ $50
haynes ~. l9O
Overland Touring ......... SIS
Paige Touring
Ford Touring ..s.,... 49,. 125
Buick Touring ST. .......... S5
Chevrolet 4s0 .......... 80
CAsH<eR TERMS
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES
ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL
BUILD THEM
Wood Motors Co.
Sixth Ave. at Van Buren,.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT-311 W. 7tb, two large pleas
ant furnished modern housekeeping
rooms; front suite; very desirbIe; employ
ed couple preferred.
FOR RENT-2-ro room apartment in mod
ern home, good heat, water and light
furnished; also garage. Phone 2-3610
FURNISHED front room, large, with
private bath. S14 Huntoon. Phone 2-15IS
evenings.
MODERN furnished rooms, Kitchen prfvf-
lege if desired. 426 Taylor st. Phone
2-1962.
FOR RENT-Part of my house at I26S
West street; furnished or unfurnished.
Dial 2-2274.
THE SANTA FE HOTEL for Iaboring
men. 4th and Madison sts., stories;
lowest rates day or week.
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms.
Dial 2-39S2-
TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping
rooms. close in. Phone 305Ss
NICE modern sleeping room in well kept
home Dial 7459.
FOR RENT-1S23 Harrison. close in, fur
nished room. Phone 1920
MODERN furnished sleeping room for one
or two persons. 304 jefferson
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALE-Almost new Conn c So
pranO saxophone with case. Will sell at a
sacrifice Address A. G., care Journal.
FOR sALE-violin and case, $15. Call III
East 14th.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE

All kinds of building material
and fixtures at the New Topeka
hotel sight, Seventh and Jackson.
Selling fast and right prices. See
foreman on job. ]. w. Leeper.
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Nearing Completion

sNN~AAAA0 %AAA kSA~SA~&A
One of the fire new bungalows we
are building with nice rooms is al
most finished. Oak floors thruout the
entire house. The living room and
filming room, both good sized, well
highted rooms are finished in we'll
matched red oak. The kitchen is en-
tered thru a swinging oak door and is
small and complete, having built-in
enameled cabinet. There is stair
way to a storage room in the attic.
The bedrooms are ready to decorate
and the choice of natural or enamel
finish is given. The basement, under
the entire house is cemented and has
a Holland stack furnace, coal bin,
fruit-closet and cellar drain. The
house is especially wired for floor
lamps. electric iron, etc. The bath
fixtures are the best obtainabIe grade.
Forty-foot frontage, cement side
walks If taken at this time choice
of outside color, interior decorations
and lighting units is given. The price
is $1,000; $500 cash for an initial pay
ment will handle the deal and the
balance of $4,000 may be paid in
monthly installments of $43-92. which
includes interest. Just like buying
fine home for $500.
The Shawnee Investment
Company
116 West 6th street. Dial 566S.
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INSURANCE

L. W WILSOS-Fire tornado plate glass
insurance Phone 4s5i 26 Columbian
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FOR SALE at very reasonable prices o. s.
Army tourists tents. Psulines and stack
covers, canvas and steel folding cots and
stools, ladies' and mems tourists suits,
outing shoes and boots trunks, lockers and
leather bags. Kansas Army and Navy
Salvage Co, 531 Kansas ave
30x3O, four 4Ox4O one 5OO-lb. Fairbanks
Morse scale, one 50-lb. balance scale: one
avenue.
FOR SALE-Watches. clocks, diamonds.
1ewelry, cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co, 429 Kansas ave
FOR SALE-Whitney black reed baby
buggy, good condition; cost $G5.oO. viii
take 5000. 1923 Tyler street.
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FT'RIsTER

Phone Glib.
JOHN PETRZILEK- the furrier. moved 70
$50 Kansas Ave.
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. G Snyd r to c. Larson, lot 414,
pit 412. Monroe St. Ritchie's adds I
C. f. GauIt to c. e. Curry, lots 81
$9-u-3-5-7 Mass ave, Highland
fdTk SUD .------- uJt
J. A. Roelefsz to A. Edwinson, lots
TO IL inc, Atlantic ave; also lots
to l. Lowell ave-, Wentworth Fl.
duu os=tu
C. II, Wasson to A. Hale, lots 507-9
Quincy St, Paramore's add. 1
c. L. Butler to L. f. Clearinghouse,
Grand view ad-. .!.....,............ 800
Exeyutors-A. L. Larson to L. c
Clark and others. lots 202-4-6 21st
St, Heery's sub. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Corp-The Shawnee B. S l.. Assn. to
Breed Ind. Lands. s.....-............ $50
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WEN WANTED to qualify for mana gerial
positions, with a large progressive com
pany, which is reorganizing this territory
Must be so wears Of are. Of good address
and able TO furnish unquestionable ref
erences. Sales experience helpful but not
absolutely necessary. Apply at r. J. King,
90 New England Building.
WANTED-Farm hands; married farm
couples, cornhuskers: teausters, labor
ers; wood choppers; pantry men; kitchen
help; cooks Furman's Labor Agency, 106
Wesl Eighth.
CIaEAN-Inside work at top wages for men
who learn barbering. Big depand. Earn
while learning. Write today. Moler Barber
College. 54f Main St, Kansas City.
WANTED-Experience pump man. Phone
4-S917
WANTED-Boys over is with wheels,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
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Legal,

~-~~-~-@-~-~~~~----~~~--~
(Ffrst published in The Topeka state
journal, Thursday, December Z, 1922.)J
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TYpEwRTERs

TYPEWRPTERs
REBUILT TYPEwRITERs-An standard
makes Agency L. G Smith Bros.
typewriters :-Remington portabI repair
ing: typewriters for rent
JOS. c WILSON g. co.
525 Kansas Ave Phone GSn2
PAY $500 DOWN, balance in easy monthly
payments on all makes of rebuilt type
writer's. ali guaranteed. Dealers for New
Royal Tyoewriters- Write Tor proposition
WESTERN TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
$40 Kansas Ave, Topeka. Kansas.
rlPEWKtTERS-All makes. fof sale OF
rent Expert repair work strictly guar
anteed Got our prices ON new maehines
and repairs. Call $3.50, for estimate Zercher
Stationery Co. 521 Kansas ave
ALL STANDARD MAKES Sales or rent
Rerairs ny factorg trained merna ntcs
We Lad others follow CRANE a com
PANY. 80 years in business.
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EDUCATIONAL.

KANSAS SCHOOL OF cHIROPRACTI.
513 Kansas ave. Topeka. Phone 791.
Day and night classes Enroll now
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EDITORS NOTES Frau Gabrielle
Rochows to whom Wilhelm Hohenzol-
iern. former German emperor, was Sc
cretly engaged for six months before
he married Princess Hermine. of Reuss,
In an exclusive Interview in Berlin to-
day, threw a most sensaU Uonal and in
teresung light upon the ex-war lord
love making. The secret enga cement
was broken off by the former kaiser
due to pressure and cajolery from
members OF his encourage at Doorn-
Herewith, for the first time, Is pre-
seuted an intimate picture of the, for
mer @war lord seeking n second wife
after the death Of kaiserin Augusta
Victoria