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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25

len. Mrno, &Uiuocr o. gsrn lprang /
5ortpiulelie no 9ieurem 8inouerue %
forIlo9 it9 ilemt. @enner al Balgir
'terne itprtcoe ia ino / B~ponin9er ior
at bjrlpe til meo Neutrality-suspicious., men
mango al Dem omfom / 6lammernc, iGr
be flnoe iinoe 8eicu no iaien. Zen
me- tie Dag baOhe man Ioaet Irem al Hus
iner!te 40 Qio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
OoroO dfota Statiitif.
9lanOet 5arming piler iig at bore
fommen | iterre 6Gpo.

De iglgeuoe 3alItDrrelier 9jRloer
1895:
5or0gelien Of be bciaaebe arealer uos
0ioroe BOOB acres. QDtm8eu bar
enorm; ben Ouer9it Soften | 1891.
Jor69clien ior ~eiternGuute Brooutter
ttQer fig iaaleoe5: Star 1888 $50 Gcres,
6apre 1896, Rug 8,G44, Wiais 1857
792, Miuet og 6ungarian 35,938, 30
teter IL, 7O4 Og Rooirugter 1878 GcreB.
Jprmiuoitelien / bet buebe6eiaaeoe
Qreal bar 1890. Zen beipoeIige
1orgoelic / MeieriprOoufter, 6iartre
o. 9Gg, lllo % aoGgaul iaaoeliOm /
"~coarie grains" og 6r9niager uiier en-
itprt Ieuoen3 benimoo planmRsii9
hfounpt Enrmtu1.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
AbfaItniru.
sorraoere blanot DC i~nofsote Trooper.

Sra arigsifueplaoien berettes ben
2Obe bs., at en- aipelins inbfpote Sol
batter, Der banneoe 5OrtrOppen til 6es
neral Saratieris Sar, bar siort Sprsr
mob Stalienerne us pil Ouarsiue pistise
Stiain9er til 5ienoen. Stalienernes
9 ,iQinJ er ueo bette Mptteri bleuen
meaet uanifelis, us man irpster ior, at
BET uil babe ct baarlist Snotrpt paa be
andre inbipote Trooper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Hem Dnrk.
10 W9no brGbt.

8 Snsbass raiebe Der | Buffalo % i
ben peltlise Sel al Staten Den uarite
Sneltorm, lpm bar fienot oeritebs
oenne 9inier. 5uruoen mango SO9iors
I~intelier leo SernbaHerne elers Itpre
Cab.
llpciret bar iaalebes Sfplo / ct Tps'
Iammeuit6o paa 9ebisb 8alleD Sanen.
ct 2pfomotip bar blepet ubienot for at
iplse en- SneplOus % biGlpe til meb
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Turktrt.
"Iet robe 2ors."

8reiioentinoen for ben amerifanite
aioeliug al "bet rsoe &ors", Mii8
Clara Barton, CT antommen ttl Son.
itantinopel % bleu iorleben Dag fore
itiQet ior be tprtiite 9lutOriteter, lom
bar Speropipnet meo "bet rGbe aors"s
Grbeioe. Sun bar be9pnot at siDre
5orberebelisr for lin Nireiie til 9lnatos
lien for at uobele 8aper blarbt be ngos
libenbe grmeniere. Senoes Sopeotuarz
ter er / Yera.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25

gprtrpbrineen al Sneen ira Scrnbanes
iporet, bn bet Itpbte lnmmen meo ct an.
bet 9otomptip, iaa at 2 Mtanb brGbtes
= beg9e Sremiere. De purge fit bop
pet al itibe.
Meobeleller fra 2odpprt, 9unfirf,
!6amburg, Batavia % andre Steoer
%iamitemmer a~lelan,men /, at Stprmert
bar pGret poerbenbis iterf us bar lugt
!Sinbringer ipeien baaoe for 5ernbarc.
t%rafiten o9 anben 5Grbiel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Rnalnnn.
apreas nnse Gonae

er atfommen til ct. petersburg, boor
ban unberbanoler meo ben ~rusiiife Res
sjerins ON at itiQe lit Ri9e unoer Russ
lambs 8eitDttelie .
Saus Seipg bolbte8 5eritningen
bemmeli9. De 8erioner, Der fienoie
til BET, iatte bet / 5orbinoelie meb ben
r~llsiilte 8olitif / 9iten os amer beitne
8e9iuenbeo for at pare al Ouermaaoe
itor Sisii9Beb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Ohio.
Nif ici,t forte Snsfcr.

Weolemmerte al Spen Gleuelatb8
6nnoelsfammer, ber tRler ale DC lez
bertpe 6prretninssmrnb, bleu Iorleben
Dag belt ~beitprtet peb at %eriare, at Inz
oreiu Carnegie peb Sallotterin9en bapoe
faaet 5 forte &ugler, pg itor Sliterbeo
berIfer mob &c 5 MGno. Ser oil bltpe
oiprt Seitrnbelier for at fna Sallottes
riltoen refoniioereret peb nGlte Wpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25

Il War iiben, ps arbcioet bar tim III
% "a oGret ~iurtiat meo lan9e MeIlems
tnotil ben MI eubeli9 er frrbigz
Rarireoificererre flyer, at Oct
ct fraftigt arigsitib, iom nof tpr giuc
lig italt meo bpabiombelit i Ietitins al
Ilppeftoe 5art6ier. anptein GUNNER
poerto9 &ommanbpen iamne Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
ArhruTlsu.
GontreacmiraI SnHe s~pssiDs.

5orbenperctbe &ontreabmirdt 5pffc,
Soreneoe Staters Mnritc, ligger bpbs
Ing / Sierre, bupr ban bapoe neoiat fig
ipm Snteresi ent / 2anpeienbpmme Der
Iteos. San bOcbe tibli9ere / g9eit gtetps
ion, Wasi. Sp9oommens gtatur er
MarebetQnbclie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
4nrtupul.
stor ,i,sffe pep en- RaReraeeboI.

2%isiabcn, lobe Jeb. Yaa ct al en-
&uniterflub arranseret Malferapebal
uobrsb fort isr 9tibnat Glib, iom sreb
ON Jig meo utrOlis Suriisbeo. Yaa
ben iorite 8raubalarm fulste en- rGbicm
Yauif. Gue itgrtebe mob nbsansene,
iom iuart bIep itanste al Wsnneitemas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
3ilnittu1tu.
Stpr TRANSLATION | GpGe.

S Wiles Gitp ~aiIlutteoe Iierre gSil=
balr for uo9le Sage iipen ct Snbfipb ai
10000 &isr % 5000 &olue fra Green
& Badger / Wanoolt, g. 3. &prset
lfnl lepers3 poa @ilbaur &ar6 / 9aps
ion Gprntp / 9pbet al Sommeren. Zen
iprite Iibetaling pOa Sipbeiummer,
$4,000 CT alerebe bGpet / State Sea-
tipunl gouf
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
gale al S%urutsmmsr paa Rso cate Reisrpa.
tionen.

2anofommisiionpreu ienote ben 20oe
bs. en- Rapport til 8reIioenten / Aulebs
ming aon9re8mnnb Tounes 5orIlag Om
Salg Of 5uyutgmmer paa Geo 2ote Gre
ierpationen. 5orIlaget er ucotaget al
aunsres'en, us 9~reiioenten ienbte bet
til 2anotummi5iGreu, for at oenre ituloe
eiennem9aa bet. Ser er in9en GoiOl
ON, at 8reItbenten pil unoertegne bet.
2onotommisi9r 2amOreaur uotalte,
at ban pilbe anbeiale Sal9et al bette
5urutsmmer, iaainart 5orilaget bar
blepet 2ou. Get uil tage Ell 3el Iio
% g(rbeibe, isr man fan iaa bette 1Gutz
mer paa Warteoet, men bet pil bliue
Iolot ibetibs for nRIte giuterbu0it.
Ser pil blue omtring 100000 Acrss
5urultop ti,ialgs. 10000 acres tils
bDrer geo 2ate os Reiten 8bite Garth
6eieruatipnen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
9uh Dnkntu.
Srri0atipneu.


0'od pills NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2oet
aarSrnT0e oiboloes / Sturgis ben 4be,
os % Gte Mtorts, meooeles fra Geaos
D''o' @}an9c al Gtatens ipberalc
e"oeoSmano, 2putpnoisc, Yolitifcre,
S'aE'aIllter % MGnb, Der beitjGiti9er
70 l'eO 5~rri9atjon, bill bengtte gnleos
''a8el % OGre tilitebe.
&e 5erubuner, ium isrer til Mpoc-
l"'''' oI bgoe paa rebucerebe Yasiaz
s'''ogter. Oct ioruentes, at mango oas
VI 0a TONNE ira Nebraifa, Colorado
8ltab.
On icritsnet asmmernof.
SOlegD &bole, Der bpr n9r Buffalo
oa'' ! g}aribaQ Guuntp, bar iprleper
>08 O97lelIot meb at grape en- SrDnb,
yam I Ell QDbbe al 30 SOB Itpote paa
qaI0t lorItenct 3pmmeritpt. Wlec
,%y'' Se'oar bleo Ben braat til Sper.
raVta ao'n at brGttes iitptter. Den
a'a''F Is SOmmcr / @jenneminit pa
''''rent 10 SOB lang.
Zen lorIteneoe 5pmmerltof petfer
''90'S ror Spmerfiombeb, %
,''St @~letninaer tommer tilurbe. Selr
1'0N'e bIanOl 8siolfninsen tan i,ts
r r~,O'e' at Der n~ussniinbe i Mariban
Dq BAR pGret brust 9pmu,er al ben
S'N4e"' 9eper bet | 8eretninsen fra
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
let enbaufe 2psrssmaal

bisfutereoes al Senatet | 3Orsoae, os
man penter, at Der mart oil bliue itemt
ouer Reiolutiunen, iOm ppiorbrer Spas
MEN til at anerfienoe Sprgrerne paa
Cuba ium trissisrenoe Magt. 9ebats
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
anntnltC.
eebs Scm @mpsrncrfanoisat.

Gn Iftenapis / Soutb 8eno mebbelte
fprleocn Dag, at Gll9ene 9. 9ebs pil
mootoge Gppuliiternes Npmination ipm
@uoernprfanoibat for Snoiana paa en-
Glntiorm, Der iapprii erer iii Splpmpntz
ming % mpoarbeioer &orpurationer.
Web6elelien fontmev fra tiliurlabeli9
Slide, flyer Slaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
9un-Afriku.
Te iausne Weotemmer

al 8eiprmtomiteeu er al gransoaalsG ez
latte i 6ribeo mob at title en-
aaution al $4,000 buer. De itaar
iremoeles unber Yplitiets Spipn.
Resieriusen bar mpotasi en- 9eputas
tion, ion, repreiemereoe 5000 arbeioss
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
CpTkIunn.
aoIouiatsQolitif.

Sra Berlin berettes ben 1Sbe bs., a;
bet tDIte aoloniaIielifab bar ualgt Or.
Carl 9eters til 8reiioent iiteoetior
Srinos Nuremberg. SioitnGpnte bar
me9et moberat meb Senlpn iii llopibels
len al De tDIte &olunier, meben8 Of.
Geters er iurig for &olunjernes lloois
oelie % ierer en- beseiltret Scamp iOr Ell
itprre tnif 6laaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
California.
anrpia ejtsr n marS SorIsb

Gan 5rancisco, 21be 6ebruar. Wfos
nitoren "Monabnpd" blep ioa9 ~iprnielt
antaaet i 5ienelten pec Mare Sslallo
glapp Yaro.
&iplen til "MonaSnDd" blep last Ior
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
So mnntnn snmoiinen .n%usuenren. fcr

,yt9 WUUIUE -9lA4TINHsN SN.VE"He" ~
ta lIaeStio iipta. Vim Sultru ligsr. al pun
aIort1 fsr bar met yca en- iac goo g2alttae
iCm sSnspeuneH.- Stuioe pt babe tlsbi cen
hos Ell Waeat, CT lea iittsr paa, at pt banoe
maattet fciale rugoE 90 Dollars mere. SeJ
an6eialsr ben II. GuhUsr, Der eHiter Its en-
lie a!asies Sgmai.lre. Zen er aloelss
p0sr TorueatuJH9 TT Den &ris. Tnersrs
Sbprcion, gtauhetsr. gtina.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Teicrterer.

Sra Taris berettes ben LOBE b., al
ct belt aumpani Gliasiere al Oct 60
tplfe Snfanteri &esiment, iom laa /
@arniionen / Srier, beierterebe, / i~llttet
&olonlle % / iulo Uniform maridcreoe
pper @rGnoien til 5ranfri9e. 8eier-
tDrerne bleu itrnr aipabneoe, men life
arreitereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
~gliper Staetterne ira Gtauotnarten

til gmerita biI,3ere longer irem paa &aa'
ren?" 5eno Gorsiper3le! I'll u. gtortenlsn
& Co., 40 &. &iute Ct. Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25

H'aa irsioers 'ea'a beer T2ar5aa n rcrsoaa nor.
GEN. aSertSieueusgr ~taotaseS tt's / to paa 3 aaaoeu
'a5suoe 2urasrs we5miaors bet aotrsiisit3 ior,aa,
GeL GUS a advertisement, Der f5ea tsmur tasG
1,tsod85Haur,t T. 81. i~or,aDs.s t~uers'Iets 3aR9s.
eI bet toHtaas tHbts Lrsodssnauere. Brroe. sss iHoe.
baloer EoeTtsiracHtcr. ION bet taart me-. 55c m1r,
les NosFt1sisasRtt ut ugavs SJrue paa Soc
boiHieL
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
Siatens &rap.

Woo R. 6. @bite & Cos Salitbo /
-Iountntn SrOn bar Staten5 General
aNootat Gibbs f%rewttommet nlcb ct &rap
Sa ~$S,SS7,47. Scr. Gibbs paaitnar,
ct 6Irnaet pna StatcnS @runto bar la
ut 4a89e % fierne 1904, 37O SOB Sl.
'NloHmer, bois SGrbi er s2.05 pr.
I,O0O 500; paa iamme Sis bar BET fra
u aHOet Stco tilesnet iig 749,270 SOB
s'H'nler, pGrb 50 pr. 1000 SOB.
SonlItcr Gniion / Duluth bar inbs
se0net 8pcts 8eitprer til at inoiinbc
F9 lUr Httteu 2grbaa 29be 6ebruar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25
7nolanoet.
3tli1tnrIntu.
6~dnnins:S aetcrn.

grpta Tpr0cre, ipn er inbe for Spz
batlien al ct Canning 6actprp, bolot /
ErSOaa8 ct Mpoe / Spcn8 Gpurtbu5.
kW,noe par nRruGrenbe, iinr 5armerc
h, 4rola Gountp. Snteresieprftenbe
|9aIer bolotc$ al Ilerc 6errer. Scr, u.
h. Glinh ai0ou ben beo1te Happprt;
|hn bapoe |itaiilt fig p~aalibeli9e Splps=
|rrocr oco p~crlpnlig at b,Ip8e fere
|narourrrnoe Canning 5actpries.
Gn G6ica0Omanb bar tilbubt at bile
|rierr cit 8p9ning U9 inbreoe ben iom
ii Canning 6actorp mob cit Detailing al
|&,O0O. @Ois oct life er i~ilfreositils
noe, pil bans 5irma outage 3riiten
r s3cn Ge9nirg.
Gnota er en- 9oo 4labs for ct laas
|Mnt 6preiagcnOe, % Spens 8prsere er
nestt iOrige for Sa9crt.
gceranrrne iamlss | ct. GanI.
u. q. rs &pmite / ct. Yaul bar
nnNerrettet Storarmeens Sberltbeias
lnNe @alter ON, at 8isconiin Central,
|C5ja8o & Grcat 8eiterlt, Wirneapps
liz & ct. 2ouis % Sop Sauerile bar
3aaet IND paa 1s@ert Sarteu pr. 0ttl
icr Na aarli9e Qeirmpoe.
Lfr. &dlter luarebe, at ban bar an
noNet Observation-Disclosures / Snoianappz
liz ON at u~oiGroige Snotaloelicu til
SGrtnSoet % Ieltbe ben I'll bam | Neiu
5ort, bpor ban / bisle Gage pil prre
iIIINe % Muoerifrioe Den, bupreiter ben
I'll bIlpc oficntlI99jprt meb ben SplDss
mig, at Geirmboet pil blipe aIbolbt /
e. @aul paa en- Eib, iom beri u9rntere
hi 6lipe beitemt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-25

lpie 8erloncr fra "Hauo". Rc8icrin
gen lOOcoe, at Den olloe aiorc it beoitc
for at iorbeore oerts StiIiag.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

long ago for an elevator to be placed in
the postofhce building. nothing has been
done about it except that an inspector
about a year ago came here and desig-
mated the place in the building where the
smart was to be constructed.
Tom King says now that he is going
INTO the grain business. having leased the
Empire mill and elevator As he VIII
retain his West Sixth street feed store.
this viii require the purchase of an adj
elevator and one for use at the store.
The annual Kansas state meeting Of
the National Alliance Aid viii be held in
at the han of the local lodge at 400 Kan
sas avenue AlOnzO Wardall is national
president and S. D. Cooley is national
secretary The general national office
is in Topeka
The county commissioners yesterday
county Jail Brown was fined s. by JUS
tice Grover and the costs in the case
serious disease and his release was rec
ommended by County Physician G. p.
Howard
Donald Robertson in The Man in the
Iron Mask" was booked for the Grand
Opera House tonight. but seems to have
g fT i., as R3 6o,4 has eeen 999P9
prevails with regard to r. j. Henley who
was booked TO appear here in Deacon
BrodieH Friday night
Next week win be horticultural week
in Topeka The state society viii meet
at o clock a. m on Wednesday; the 9th.
and viii hold theree sessions a day We'd
and 1870 and 80 p. IN. each day The
public is invited.
Sunfower camp No. 5s6. NJ w A. held
its annual election last evening The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: H. b Lowe,
v G.; w Coates. w A. p 5 Cooke
banker. J. 3. Mills clerk. J. J. Schnei-
der. assistant. J. L. Wilcox, sentry; O. i.
Clark. Waterman, NJ. w. Saxon. man
ager; F. 5. Cook. delegate to state meet
ing. D. c. TillOtson. alternate
The party of Santa Fe officials com
posed of General Manager Frey, CHIEF
Engineer Dun. General Purchasing Agent
W. G. NeVin. General Auditor w hite-
head and c. NJ Higginson. assistant to
o'clock last night after making a tour
of inspection over the Santa Fe lines III
Mexico, New Mexico and Texas
Geo. Dupree. the heavy weight colored
selling liquor at his place near Tenth
and Kansas avenue. has been ordered re-
leased by the county commissioners He
was committed to the county jail July
a 500 fine He has promised to pay the
remaining money due about 800, within
80 days
AT the regular meeting of the Topeka
Philosophical society which viii be held
at the laboratory rooms Of the high
school building on the evening of De-
cember .. Judge F. NJ. Grover will de-
liver an illustrated lecture on THE ESQ
teric Doctrines of Buddhism and there
viii be an extended discussion A re-
port is also expected from the committee
on entertainment of the Academy OF
Science at its annual meeting here on
the LIST of January Admission IS free
Chancellor Snow of the state univer-
fer with the secretary OF state in refer
ence to letter received from England
yesterday morning. The letter stated
that men representing an institution, in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
WEATHER FOR PAST MONTH
There Were Many Unusually Warm
Days and Some Unusually Cold
Ones

Weather Sergeant Jennings has Issued
his summary OF Topeka weather for the
month of November.
The month was remarkable for moth
ing
The warmest day was the 10Th when
the mercury feached Is above The
yarmest night was the one of the 10th
and 18th the minimum then being So.
The coolest day was the 2Sth, when the
mercury reached three above early in
the morning and did not get higher
than 19 during the day, the mean being
H. all the lowest for the month The
greatest range of temperature in day
was on the 26th, THANKSGIVING when
fhe mercury dropped from GA to d.
drop of 43 degrees. The least daily
range of temperat ure was on the goth
Eghen the mercury rose from p to "a,
seven degrees
The mean temperature for the month
was 40 and the mean tenpera ture for
fhis month for the past ten years was
ALL
The total precipitation for the month
was l-04 inches, the average for the
month for ten years being 1-2S inches
The heaviest rain was on the night be
fore Thanksgiving when 81 Of an inch
1HH There was rain on seven DAYS Of
the month only. The accumulated ex-
cess Of precipitation for the wear above
7ile average as compared with the past
ten years is now 20 inches
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
GAUZY AIR SHIP STORY.
Says He Sailed From San Francisco
to Honolulu.

San Jose. Cal. Dec. John A. Her
ron, an electrician. tells an air ship
story which some believe and others
credit to a fertile Imagination. Her
ron is the patentee of an electric plat
mum. Speaking of the apparatus. he
says he went to San Francisco last
Thursday by appointment to see the
inventor of the air ship apparatus.
whose name he says he is pledged to
conceal He adds.
We went on horseback to point
on the sandy beach where the air ship
was. We got aboard and rose very
high. The height was registered by a
meter on the ship. The inventor does
not count distance by miles but by
degrees. We Travelled westward and
before daybreak we saw lights which
the inventor said were Honolulu lights
We then turned east and at dusk on
Saturday evening we finished our two
days cruise and landed near the
starting point The air ship rose by
means of two propellers. The move
ment was noiseless and swift 1t can
be stopped and held stationary in the
air and descends light as a feather.
The motive power is neither steam nor
electricity"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
A WRONG EDUCATION
Responsible for the Desertion of
Wives by Husbands.

To the Editor of The State Journal:
Your attempt to lead the people to
think on the question Of unhappy mar
riage is commendable, yet, in my Opin-
ion, there is one important fact over
looked
During the past 30 years the trend of
education has been get knowledge in
order to escape work" Parents say
Il want 10 educate my children so they
viii not need to toll as I have"
Nearly all teachers will admit that
speakers addressing school children in
variably advance that idea
As a result it has filled the industrial
world with lot of misdts. Boys, who
should have been skilled citizens. are
one-hOrse office men, clerks or tinkers.
girls, who should have been excellent
cooks. are eking out a miserable exist
6nce i'm store, office or school room
While untold thousands that should
have been prosperous farmers, are eat
ing the bread of charity in the city,
unally deserving wife and children.
This unnatural school and home train
ing has taken them out of their
sphere" then when they lose their
places they are utterly unable to cope
with poverty
When the idea that education is only
TO enable one to do more work and do
it better when the skilled brown hand
of labor is as respected as the soft white
hand of the clerk, when honest industry
i'm all lines is encouraged, and the skill
when boys and girls are taught self
helpfulness. self-respect and self-inde-
pendence, better days viii come Then
viii the great questions of the day be
answered to the benefit of all. For no
man iveth to himself. A. E. B.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

Greenwich. Kan, Dec. 2-W. J. Brown,
proprietor and owner of the famous
Thompson Greek Fish and Fruit farm.
is being urged by KiOwa and surround
ing counties for appointment under
Governor Leedy for state fish commits
siOner. Mr.. Brown is lead
ing PopuHst of Kiowa county and
substantial grower of fish and fruit
He is considered authority on fish Gull
ture. He has under his control a chain
of ponds and lakes one and one-half
miles in length fed by crystal spring
water and stocked with the leading va
rieties of fish known as profitable to
Kansas ponds and lakes. Mr. Brown
will make the state legislature propO-
sition. in effect: The state to have the
use of as many breeding ponds for ex-
perimental purposes as it may see fit to
use free of charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02

the soul Of him that receives it, Tt
Nsn't charity that the poor need, it is
Justice Every man born into the world
IS entitled to the right to earn a living
for himself his wife and babes ANY
man-made arrangement Of laws or
customs which prevents him from do
ms this is unjust and needs mending-
The world has no right to dwarf the
body, or imbrute the mind of any hu
man being that springs into life among
it's sojourners. Tt has no right to pinch
to degrade, to make unhappy and IN
healthy the children, who are to grow
into the future citizens of the state.
Every child born high or low, among
the aristocratic or the humble has the
right To good food, good clothing, good
schooling, good care and good moral
training.
How near do we come to doing what
is just to the children when we permit
an honest father to struggle against
fate on SIS a month";
1t isn't a Thanksgiving dinner once
year and your old cast off buds that
the children need; do not ease your con-
sciences with such charity. 1t is health,
happiness and equal opportunity that is
their due.
Every good citizen should look to it,
and see wherein lies the fault.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
PEFFER SAYS ITS VAIN.
PopuIists Won't Obstruct Information
al Money Conference but it is
Useless.

Washington Dec. 2.-Senator PETER
of Kansas. the only Populist senator IN
the city said today that the Populistss
would not put anything in the way Of
fine m ssaea Of Senator Chambers plan
for an international monetary commits
sion. save a statement of their views as
to it's utter uselessness Ihey might
avail themselves of the opportunity Of
discussing the money question general
~ .The Populists'' said the senator,
do not regard money as a subject for
international consideration at all. We
believe that 1T is a purely local matter
for the people Of the different nations.
There never has been any international
money and from our standpoint, there
never viii be any except obligations on
paper for the settlement of interna-
tfnnal balances,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-02
BABY PULLED TRIGGER.
And Harry Heller May Have to Have
His Arm Amputated-

Henry Heller-a 15-year-old boy who
resides with his stepfather. a. Rhodes
on a farm one mile west of the reform
school was seriously injured Sunday
night by the accidental explosion of a
shotgun. AS q result of the explosion
the young man loses the index finger of
his left hand, and may possibly lose
she use of his right arm.
Heller was at the farm Of J. Fisher
adjoining that of his stepfather late
sunday evening, and was leaning on a
loaded shotgun. with which he has been
hunting during the day. The muzzle
Of the sun rested against his arm near
the shoulder. and i'm holding the gun
le placed the index finger Of his left
hand over one of the barrels While
standing in this position a f0ur-y ear-Old
enid OF MI Fisher. who was playing
III the room, crawled over to the gun
ana before anyone could prevent him
pulled the trigger. The discharge of
shot blew off the entire finger and tore
away six square inches of flesh from
the under portion of his right arm
Luckily none of the axiIary vessels
were severed, for had they been. the
Roy would have bled to death before
medical aid could be summoned.
DTS Ellnger and Lewis were called
and the boys injuries dressed. The
muscles of his right arm were horribly
torn and it is possible that the use Of
the arm is destroyed.