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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Stem biforie.
6n SgSnOtiiJr iurpanOlcr en- Rinne.
iota'8at til II Sare.
90 ocr itaar ban.

8iaiam SioGoe, iom faIoer iig
groieSior, farer cmfriug og bDpno.
~tiierer 6olf. 5 5ertile, @}inu., iit
ban en- @ut paa 16 aar unSer i'm
SrroiIp0cIie % inobiIote bnuJ at ban
plr eli Sore. 8utten faloe5 / Sele.
grammct 8iaiom 9urgion George.
iou?) % er formooertItg norit. Som
Oct altio gdor, uaar Ell er bppnoti.
icrct, troeSe 8lrtten aft. bou0 "9ro.
~feSioren" ia, % Bublfum moreoe liz
beO at ie bam boppe omtriug puu
SGuoer OF 6sSOer liz en'Sore %
pGrc rG0 for enboer Sing. ser iad
miStrufeIig no. San for tilbage.
bier Sang ban bag altIisierue fit
ic Ncrucitcr o. frsb iammen. Smih.
lcrtib poreSe Moroeu Iiot nor Ipuae.
% ErofeSioren forisgte at o1ffe
ham. Den Der ntitc ban iig 'om en-
rgte Ghnrlatau, en- @eornaer. San
fuuSe life brir9e 8rtttcu til at paaa.
ne, og Sr. ErofGioren bGcp ga bauee.
6orcitiaingeu itouieoc, % 8iltten blep
banret bient. Get oar Sen t7be go.
bomber, ban falSt / bpprpttif Sspu,
og ban iou etSnit, ga Ielegrmmmct
diieHStcS Sen 2TSe. SiolSe rciite til
WimeapoIi2 for hos 9terpclrger at
i6gc SicIp for Sen itnffels 8lt.
6orGLSreue err Spbt beorepeoe. oa B,
loper at 9iere set beot for Seu ioo.
foIbte GrofeSior. ON 6ercs Ssu life
igicu fommer | Sroer.
Get er ulopIigt at brine meo Spp.
mtiierirg irocr at bope toget gromerr
for StoteuS Rcoicol @odro. 8rof.
SioI6e Fan fonHue / Stroi. On @iit.
ten iaien paasner boilfet CT rimeIigi.
oil ban booc Nert al gebaroIingeu
meget lrnae. Sou hi forume til at
IiSe al Sooepine OF Tcrpeiopffelie.
5 @ict Mt SGqerne 2prigbeoen til
at iorbp0e Scn 0dnife Groiesior San.
len at bupnotiiere 6oIf. ifisut ban
bar Ell fliuf 0tuub, ion aItio bragte
fine Slttiefter til at baagne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Cats Rapport.

arigsminiiter @iIiom s. Taft tnb.
quo Den 2Soe ROpcmber i'm garsbe.
refining til F~rGfioenten. Zen ltogisr
10 trpfte Sioer, % uGitcu n 5reotc.
oel Serdf ouaoor 6iIippincrne, hpor
Sait oar 8enerdlgtOerusr. ) iioIte
6iifoloor fit De itlipptnite Ger ct mn
Yengeprien, i6et Ocu merifnnifc 1oI.
lar aiitaifeoeS iom Rputfob % ON.
bptteoes meo 6en dneritduite 81tlo.
Dollar. Tette, tiger arigsnrinIteren,
i~ortlarer, at Sau0eI % SmiGtrinJ
aif uco ira $50, OO0,0 til $63,.
100000. 60 Rroeeut Gf alt oct, iorn
Eerne ubferer, er 6ump, % betme
Sauocl or for set meite | 6Gr6erue
pad GugeItmPuoene. DIR. 8aft lint.
Ter ia iii fin 6orgiU4rgcr Hoot, noo
BERNIE anbeiaIeSc al nebiGtte Dor MI.
oRrenSe Solo poa Tobaf og Suffer
fra 6ilippinernc meo % EroeeHt.
Dir. 3oft omtaler me0 Ros Ser
iaar iitanobragte SeLegruiiorbiHoeIis
me0 Glaifu. On GdbCI pou t0 glils
Spna0e bIep ueologt mellem Babes
on Sitfa pou 3 Ranne0er OF IL
Ioqe. % ooerIGnO itaar ri ira Sitfl
i Rupgort meo Rore. Bao en- eneIte
Gftcrmiooog bIcD ser ienot Telegram.
mcr, iom tiIiamncH uOgiorSe 5000
Gro.
Srigsmiuiitercn oplDier, az Sc
Iorene0e Staters Ser MI beitoor al
.3.744 Sffcerer % sc ,439 h~perucot
Wrno. ) set Regnifubsoar. ioT
erote sem 3Ote sunni. bperoe0es IS.
.GS6. buoraf 81 COS par rDe 6olf.
.1tO.2l3 Aniegninger tn0tom ira
uuQe Rgn6, iom piIoe tiGae uroer
5~arerne; mer S3,452 AnisgrirJsr
maatte aiila0eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
unoerlist ~Sopforilae.

: minneapolis iom | andre itsrrc
@pcr er oct ponifeIi9t for SoIt meO
Smaabsru at ioo Sus. <Seterne
clIer OcrcS aacntcr pil life gierne no.
Ieie @cfpemmeIigbeoer til 6amiIier
"meo Sfrigcruuger". 9au pil Ell Naro
/ minneapolis, Der or oalgt til sc.
giSlaturmeoIcm, inobriuge Ct 6or.
iIoq til 2ou, bporciter oct ifal pGre eli
"Miaormeunor", on en- Sltseicr neg.
ter at Ieic iii cit Somilie Ineo gsru.
SuiS 6oriIaact ueOtagcS, bebsoer alt.
iaa cit Wano eIler ell Gnfc, iom life
fan iaa SuS, iorbi De bor imdd, at
uotdgc ell Nrrcitorore moo oeSfom'
menoc. Stroiicu for "YtiSbcmeanor""
cr Ell BOO poa % q 100 Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Corey fauit

Spent minSeS life Sen. Sncob 2,
Gorep, iom for no9le aar iiSen It'll
IeSe fla / Spi0im ior en- Scr al
Sramps? SRren mariferebe gien'
mem Soma, SGtnois, Snbiano og
Staterne sitenfor g fom omiiOer til
Baibington, life ior at inotage San'
bets Sopeoitoo, men ior peo FIN Sgng'
De at paaoirfe 8c1ierinsen og Som
aresIen. Saaoiot man fiutSe ie, bapOe
S9ren intet beitrgt grogram u6er
oct at funne lepe irit pao @obtiolf@
gefofming, bpa6 ser 10 itemte mel
bens Solooters Srlb; men ben oattt
itor Spiiat og fplOte ulle aoiier mel
enoelss Snaf. &porpaa Den opIGtes.
Sen. 9orep par oeneans Seiteop.
SrGtter; iiScu hog ban mo paa Der
Snonitri at npttiBJisre Sono Jon
gpaaemoterioI. san opretteoe
Mount Sermon, 8. Sbe Gorep SteeI
& Sano COMPANY; men I'M bar De-
saaet meS bans 6abrif iom meo ban;
"SanSitrpeerbRr"; ben bar ipiae.
Soait og iiooer / @ieIb opoper Creme
Den tapre @eneral fploer $2S7,00C
os bar intet at 6etaIe meo iloeu barr
oilsie gapirer. @Grit er oct. a.
mango ubemioleoe bar last fine Spa
repense / bans 6u6rif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Dill lutte paa fig.

st Telegram fra @oibin9ton for
tGller, at 500" SapIor ira 8iscon.
fin, iom MI er Sinon3miuiiterens
6ulbrGetig, bill neoIGgGe @mbeos'
bproen % toge iig al lang lloen'
lmnbstlr. Naar TrGiihcntens niuG'
reroe Sermin er noe Den 4oe Marts,
pil ban trGffe liz tiIboae til Bripot'
lipet. Eli 9aarcn ogtrr han iig op
til aloifo, bpor ban bar en- Gel Sn-
~tcresier at nuretoge, o. eftcrot bobe
opboIbt iig Der i aommermonneoernc
og Jet inbom til Sc ipSiise GoIifor'
mia, oil taa frciie Ill Giiropn. Der
bill ban tilbringe nrite 8inter % II.
Scn aisre en- &eiie omfrina Soroeu.
Mr. SopIor er fieO al oct offeutliRc
2ip og piI life mere blonoc fig / oct.
gan bill nu bcgpn6c at Iepe, flyer ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
GoIoreform.

Gongresmano Tnpi5 ira Ct. Geter,
Iinn., fom / Senne llgt til @ai6ing.
ton og banner 5ortroppen al ber
Roropeiten8 Ser, iom bill firmpe for
en- HeoirtteIie / EingIcp . 2ooens
SoIbiotier. Mr. 3opiS Tiger, at ban
giper uotrpf for ocit ~alnrin0eliae Nte.
ming / Wiuneiotas treoie aonpeSoi'
thrift, mar ban pil forInnge, at Som.
gresien life ifal irtie Ell M Sap pna
9oben 6er og ser % fllIsie me0
Smaaforbringer, men omarbeioe oen
belt igicnnem % ! Sen gnIeoning
trGbe iammen | Grtraiesiiuu til
Sommeren. Solicit / Rinueioia BIZ
life bIipe tilfrebs meO nogct miuore
ems Ell fuloit9noig mn SolOlou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
uoe / Sduon.

Ten Sonife Sun6elSlGrer Eeter
9tiSicn / Chicago giorOe itg eugan5
pcr0ensbersmt pco at ieile ue6oo Gl'
ag0raiosicn / Ell Ii0cu 9oao og fouurc
ira Oct me6 2ipct. yht er ban igien
itoe paa cr I~iusidrIig Eur. SGnoig
ion Ran er, bar ban bpgget fig en-
8ouSbaDlon, iom ban fnl6er "6ool.
filler go. 80, og meo Den f~oriparot
BAN / Saagen ober 2ofe gtifigaH
5irsoag gitermi6oag Sen 29oe gio'
oember. Gnqung ti0ligere iorisate
ban at fontmc ~tpersoOer StoriiGer til
Statcn Wifigan8 StranSe, iom Zig.
ger Go gtiI fra Chicago; men ser bar
life giuo nof FOR bans "itore Suft.
iGt". SirsSag oen 29oe bar gtno'
i~orboI6ene beSre. SGffen bleo tiert
til 5oSen al Chicago gpemie. ser uor
balgt iom uSgnBspurft. Gn Zines
Sio bolSt Risien % bans genuer pan
meS al punlpe Suit ino / 9nlIorer.
Saa fog ban GrUuiant for 3 3uge
om6orS: "geIfeiter~. Dit. Sobaf
og gono. San tog 6aroel meS Ben.
nrrne. fIsp mo / lin me OpfnSeIia
og luffeSe eiter iig. 9uaonen iIe0
2anSlimerne; "Sen er u~taaImooig %
bill afiteo." iagoe ban. "6aroeI!"
Man far 5oueene al, % SGffen
ruQeSe no | 8anSet. Silifuerue
roubte Snrru. ~Naar fouuner on
igien2" Soaret loo iom ira Ell
@rap: Set oil ieg beSre funne iige.
ndur ieg err fommeu ooer Sisen."
Sm ct 9linut bapoe ben iterte
GorSpeirpiiS taget ~5ooItiaer" Inngt
uS / 9ifigoniieen. ) bper Saon ira
Soutb Gbicaeu iii 8rano Sopeu oar
nan paa llofis; men iuget Sioeuoer
ON BEN Sriitige SeiIer inSIsb. Nis.
iens genner trsiteoe ia meo. at ban
nof piloe flare iig 0enne Sang ogiaa.
IigeiOm Dan fIGreoe 9iagdrniosien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02

bout Grenpler paa, bpa6 Gsoeruc fan
gisre. Zen lite. September LOB ct
SrGu no al Sporet oeo Sinta 2uta.
3 Ecrioner miItcoe Sipet oe mango
fom til Sfaoe. GanaSaS tiSligerc &c.
ne%rdIglpcrnsr 9or0 Niuto me0 6sige
pur omboro. Zen lite September
itanie6eS ct Sr9ii paa Canadian ga.
cific pe0 Mi&iion Srnctiou / gritiib
Columbia al TO bepGbneoe Rsuere,
fem bemGatigeoe fig ilere titieuo Dol.
lars.
Ser or oaina aiort mango ouore
Sorisg poa At sOe GoIo moo Be nEpu.
tt @aner; men 6cres Stprere bar nm.
set fin Reaning pcS at tie title oerom.
DC preper at boloc ia 8suerne ira
Sipet peO ct ifarpt 8ngtbol0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Gnep0loet.
Gn GcSaftpr | ct. Ectcrs6nrg iuripa
rrr Oct rnsiiifc Sesputi.
Tpopcnoigt Tor Sanoet.

6prit Retdrrifp. HeSaftsr al Sla-
oct ~@raiboaniu" / ct. 8cterSbrra,
iorinorer / en- IGnaere artitel oct ms.
ilife @reoGloe % Tiger. at Sen mi pla.
ganenSe 9euGaelie / Hetning al He.
former % Sn0isrcIie al Ell 8onititlI.
ton nteS 6olfeiture er farlig. San
betrdgter GuepGloet iom en- SipSbe.
tingeIie i~or9iuSlau0. llSeu set fan ri.
GET life ocbbliue at oGre tort % mGg.
tiet. Siberale Heiormer trGugeS; men
&c nIaa fornme ouelira 90 ro9aa ira
GneprIoet ieIp. Qfan pnr / oen Sen.
iccuoe fommcn pao @lio. Reiormer
nar planIogte al HeaicrinBcn % full
De oiterbaanbcu i~nbisreS; men oa fonn
set Iiberale S~ilba9eilag % bra8tc
Sorpirring peo at iuatte on cr aon'
ititittiou. SnOerri8Sminiitcr b. Eleb'
oeS SOB gap Sis0et bertil.
SprIt MetdFrifp I~friper: "Qtmt bar
oite fretnint Set Spsr8$maaI: bporIor
life in6fsre cit aonititItion? Rils.
lanS fan ligeiun qoot ipsrge Ell Arre-
rifaner eIIer Ell GuaeIifnano: bnor'or
life inOigre enepGlbet2 Gn aoriti.
tuition or liGeioo u%sOoeuoig for Stor-
britouricu OF oe SSoreue0e Stater iollt
GreuGlSet for HltSlanb. llocn Glc.
nploc bill HuSlon0 ophere at bare
RuSIanO. Sc itsrite u~tIeucnoe rnSli'
ifc StatSmun0 WGn0 meb en- operlc'
Qcn Gscritano lig 90. @ittc, CT al oelt
Ncrin0. Gn f%onititutioucl Hegic'
ring er rmllIig al 6cn iimple @riro,
at oct ruSiiife Solfs itcrc GIertal life
bar ncaen Soc on, bpao Den betpocr.
Ger er muaife 100000 RitSle ere, lcm
snifcr cit 4ouititution, % bet or DC,
Iom isrer GrOrt, meoeus DC onorc 100
Wiaioner CT itlmme. Oct ~bsire'teee
Tnntal aiper llolanoet bpt Snotrpt, at
oct Itore Solf gnifer CIT fSoraroring'i
Gegieriug&formen Weu bots el SION.
itituiiun blep iu0fert inlorgert, nilOe
Sen blipc fortlipet, forot Den life CT
ariulbet / 5oIfcts Erffcr % arap, %
Sen pilSe binore pirfeIige Neiormer.
gn foritinltione[ RNieriua piIoc o8'
iao blipe iorlig, forOi RnSIano onI'
fatter Rorcr ion Qolaffer % Otter
ieprouiniernes 9eboere, Der or mere
fremifrcSnc emo Dc surige. 6slgelig
piloe Oisie faa Scrrcbsmlnet / Stor'
tIingct og iremfaLSe Sppoiiticn hos
@cfolfningcrrS itore @asic % biStsre
Splssning.
Oct Iotalc ScIpitpre bsr titles paa
en- fait 8runS. Oct par G8arens Scr'
rot at omSuure HigsipreIien ct.
g~Setersburg. 9ette piIoe i~anSiprltg.
piS begpuOe me0 0tiniiterunioarIi9'
beO.
Sc upitr 8eiormer bsr beitaa |, at
REPRESENTATIVE MtGoleulmer iaar SRoe
RiQctS 3aaS, ian Solicit fan bnue ell
Stemmc me0 i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Seratet uil0c GA bltpe til. buao Better
Ser itore euifcoe, oct iflloe barre; Set
piloe lore 3iIipn me0 2openes 8ieit.
neinfsreIie 90 oanre ct iterft Sern
MOB gilfaarIigbeo ira aSminiitratto'
mems SIDE.
gcrionIig tiapgger ieg life 3enIt'
30. 9eorgeIieu ignoerIig getponing og
tror life, at Oen oil iremfaIoe nogen
&riie.
Scle Reiormitellet beror poa G5a.
rem og hans Snoremiriiter. Soao De
bill gisre % bOiIfen SnoiIpbeIie, ari'
Gen / Citation oil soe paa oeres BE-
l%utninger, fan jcg fife iige; men ieg
bar in~seniombeIit 6rDgt for 6remti'
ben, % iea tror iiiIot 90 fat, at Hus-
lambs Storbeo og 8dfGro er nsie
fnpttct iii gnepGlOet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Srueer Geerne.

Wiis aate Smitb err en- Sige paa
20 aar og befinoer fig mi / Soutb
@bitelp, Sno. % bun Dor 8 aar,
miitebe bun peo et lllpffestili9loe
begqe fine arme. Se blep eritatteoe
meo arme og S9nber al Era %
SfinS; men bisie Ouer iff fort til
slrbeioe og er Der blot for ct Spns
SfpIo. Serimoo bar Bigen lprt at
BRUCE fine SGcr Zig, at De treoer
~iiteoetfor SGnoer. Sun ifriDer os
broberer imuft. os bun er life ina
pGrit / Seguins heller. Sun bar
aoact meget paa Sfole, iaa bun er
babe III oannet og en- flint 9ise.
Sfient bun poa en- Naaoe er arsb.
ling, er bun al Ct mmtert Sino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02

of uIopIige Snobesntngcr al oifcrt.
Iigt Sano fremoeIcs ocobltoer. 1877
SnSberetninaer ~besonaaaenoe inblsb
til Sanofontoret. og Sc paaoiite, at
1.35S,567 aercs of R~cgicringcns
Sanb bar rlouIis irobe9net. Sano.
asentcrne fit peb fine 9IuitrcugeIier
80 al De uIobIige GierOcr iierrreoc,
og 717,505 gcres bIco Scrpco fri.
gipne. aeiten bill bIinc fri noor
SomitoIeipe bar af1iort De Soger,
icm er inSbragte for Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02

iprmiuoitsr Epttigbe0sa cs slpr Staar |
2ipsts 9pI:e.
Get sr en- ivas Rioe, en- SRGpe. icm lie
rsttelis fan uofsye in SaHl.iUu.
Slauot SpmptpmerHe er uttIpasieIisbeo
eissr Spisaius sualms msasm RaaI,ieerns.
Sisrtebrauoen. Raperins. Syiainug Stne.
,pos m uerpos Soueopius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-02
Hoods SarsaparilIa

betbreoer en- oaarlts gtare, iles 5cresleIie
% Spspspiia % SsIbrseeliea CT paris.
gutas intet Sabitilnt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
HARTMAN LOSES.
Right to Intervene in Northern secur-
tiles Case Is Denied.

st. Paul, April 19-In the United
States circuit court today Judges San
born Thayers VandeVenter and Hook
unanimously denied the application of
Hartman and Pierce and the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company for
leave to intervene in the case of the
United States against the Northern
Securities company on the following
grounds:
First-The plan of the directors of
the Northern Securities company for
the distribution of the stock of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railway companies is not violative of
the decree in the Northern Securities
case.
Second-No one but the United
States can successfully appeal to the
court to enjoin the execution of that
plan on the ground that it - in viola
ton of the Sherman antitrust act and
the United States expresses satisfac-
ton with the present decree.
Third-The stock of the two rail-
way companies is not in the custody of
the court.
Fourth=An Intervention is not
necessary to enable the petitioners to
equity they have.
Judge Thayer delivered the opinion
of the court.
The formal entry of the court is as
follows:
The application of Edward H. Har-
riman, Winslow S. Pierce and the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company for
leave to intervene in this case was
heard before this court on April y
and 13, 1904, and after due cOnsfdera-
ton it is hereby ordered that the said
application be and the same is hereby
denied.-WaIter H Sanborn, Amos NJ
Thayer. Willis Vandeventer, William
c. HoClk, circuit judges.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19

Enforcement of the recent rule that
under no circumstance viii persons be
permitted TO carry packages from the
worlds fair grounds at St. Louis without
d special permit resulted in four Chinese
artisans destroying four valuable carved
wooden images before an astonished gate
keeper. The four Celestial artisans had
been instructed to take the images from
nnissioners residing in the city, who had
arranged to have them guided and paint
ed to be presented to distinguished worlds
fair people as souvenirs Through error.
no written permit to take the images
from the grounds had been provided.
A gate keeper stopped the four China
men and investigated their packages. The
CeleStials could not understand English,
but they perceived that they were not 60
ing TO be permitted to carry the images
through the gates. Thereupon each broke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
HOWE'S LECTURES.
The Globe Man May Come Here-His
Unique Terms.


Unique Terms.
E. W. Howe is getting well on to the
lecture platform. He viii speak at the
State university, Lawrence, Friday
afternoon next at 2 o'clock on the sub
3ect Ofnewspaper instruction. Saturday
he spoke at Everest on People [ Have
Known a plain talk about plain peo-
pie.
There is likelihood that Mr.. Howe
may come ovey to Topeka and deliver
his lecture here for the benefit of the
pipe organ fund. A friend, knowing
the crowds his lecture draws and
knowing his love for good music and
its accessories, recently wrote Mr.
Howe asking for his terms. MY
terms said he, ARE nothing and pay
my own expenses.
fes'If I should come to Topeka" he
continued, Il would bring with me
Mrs. Ada Smith Fullerton, the best So
prano in Kansas"
The musical portions Of his pro-
gramnes include such popular classics
as The Palms" ring the Bells Soft
ly," f'Traumerei.r Invocation to Love"
and 'Larboard Watch
The Everest Enterprise in referring
70 the lecture and concert says:
Ada Smith Fullerton is probably the
best soprano in Kansas; J. H. AMI
William Davies are widely known pro-
fessional musicians, making a special
ty of cornet. piano and violin; Mrs.
Lille Hetherington is faYor1te Atchl-
son singer, who rarely appears in puo-
lie; Mrs. W. H. Boyle and Mrs. John
Lynde are both successful and promin-
ent teachers; Miss Maud Newman is a
capable pianist, and Chris Larson and
Vincent Boudrie are promising young
cornetists. J. H. Davies, who drilled
the cornet quartette, is a well known
band and orchestra leader. His band
of so men was one of the features IF
the Atchison Corn Carnival some years
ago.
"E. W. Howe, while not a profession
al lecturer, is a prominent Kansan. It
is said of him that he wrote the only
Kansas book, The Story of a Country
Town, that ever attracted worldwide
attention as real literature. His paper,
the Atchison Globe, is quoted every
where. When Mr.. Howe went to Paris
during the exposition year, he was
given a dinner at the famous Lotus
club, In New York, by the newspaper
men Of that city, and when President
Roosevelt dined with Governor Bailey
in Topeka. Mr.. Howe was invited at
the special request of the president
His talk in Everest will be a good nac-
ured criticism of lecturing in general,
and references to people he has known
during his 26 years as editor of the
Atchison Globe.
THE entire proceeds go to the
library fund of the Everest schools
Everybody reads the State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
AT THE BOYS CLUB.
Colonel A. Hogeland VIII Deliver Adj
dress and Distribute Pennies.

The Nissley Boys club has issued Il
list of rules and regulations which are
noteworthy because of their breViIY
and conciseness. They follow:
1. The dues, ten cents monthly, to be
paid between the LIST and 18th, after
which time membership shall be sus-
pended until all dues are paid.
2. Boys over and under 16 years of
age may become members of the N
B. c. by satisfying the committee of
their good intentions and character
and by agreeing to abide by these rules
and regulations.
8. Only members of the club will be
permitted to enjoy the privileges of the
club room, except by special invitation
approved by the committee or secre-
tary.
4 Any member found using tobacco.
or destroying club Cor other) propefty,
or using bad language, or otherwise
conducting himself so as to bring re-
proach upon the club. may be expeil-
ed.
5. The government of the club is
vested in the administrative committee
and secretary.
The club rooms are at ass Jackson
street and are open every night with
the exception of Thursday and Sunday
Military drill is on the programme for
every Tuesday.
The administrative committee is as
follows:
John Stevenson, Chas. Younggreen,
Eugene GLENN, Isadore Scrinopskis.
Roy Tuer, Algernon Cfarkson, Dannie
Klein.
Colonel Hogeland, author of the cur
few is scheduled for an address to the
boys tonight. at the close of which he
promises to present every boy with
penny.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
KEEP THEM APART.
Council Asked to Separate Young
From Hardened Criminals.


The following preamble and resOl1-
lions introduced by J. E Nissley au-
dressed to the mayor and city council
of Topeka, Kansas, was adopted last
night at meeting of committees from
the various Christian associations;
Whereas, There was placed before
many of the city councils throughout
the United States, some ten years since
an ordinance known as the curfew for
restricting the presence of children,
BOYS and girls, under the ages of 10
years. from being on the streets OF cit
les and towns after the hours of 8
o'clock at night in winter, and O'Clock
at night in the summer; and
Whereas. Soon after the introduction
of this ordinance in other cities it was
adopted by the city council of Topeka,
Kan, end its rigid enforcement Tor
several years was a theme of the Nigh
est COMMUNICATION. Many of the cities
where it was being enforced, reported
a decrease of go and so per cent in az
rests and commitments of boys and
girls to station houses, jails and reform
schools.
They also reported little, or no tru-
ance in public schools, increased az
tendance in day schools, and Sabbath
schools, and a very decided social ana
moral improvement in youths general
whereas. The city of Topeka. and
the state of Kansas in general has
viewed with pleasure and pride her
and colleges.
Whereas, It is the anxious desire
of every class of community that
every proper means within the reach
of our citizens be promoted for the
still further advancement of our pub
lie school system, and for the general
welfare of the bones of the inhabit-
ants Of the entire state. and,
Whereas We believe there IS no
more rapid or efficient means of re-
ducine crimes throughout the state to
a. minimum than through the enforce
ment of the curfew and the protectlon
of homes generally, and,
Whereas, There are two other ordi-
nances. one to prevent the incarcera-
ton of youths along with old and
hardened criminals, and a second or
dinance requiring officials to appre-
heud and restore to their homes all
tranping and truant boys and girls,
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this meeting that the honorable mayor
and the city council be requested to
adopt the additional ordinances re
ferred to. also to enforce the curfew
ordinance in strict compliance with its
provisions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-19
SPRIG OF vEHM.LINDEN.
Sprout of Famous DOFtmund Tree to
Be Planted Here.

DC 1lt-Dleu Here
A sprout of the famous Vehm-Lin-
der of Dortmund, beneath the branch
es of which the great tribunals, the
sO-called Vehm-G ericht, were held
during the middle ages. arrived today
from Germany. The offshoOt is gift
by the Dortmund city council to the
Ancient Order of Free Smiths, which
organization. when the city of Dor
mund decided to cut down that old
landmark for street opening purposes
had forwarded a request for the sprig
or offshoot to be planted at Bronx
park.
After inquiries by the Dortmund
authorities. the matter was reported
to the German consul at New York
and the request was granted A letter
was received a few days ago by the
letter was addressed to the state pres
died last week, and Mr.. Claussen will
take charge of the arrangements and
Will have the planting done assisted
cieties of Greater New York
The letter sent by the city councils
president further states, that the off
shoot is about nineW years old, four
teen feet high, the trunk measuring
thirty-nine to forty-five inches, and
well rooted. The tree and offshoot
has been standing in the so-called
Kaiser Wilhelm grove Mr. Claussen
viii invite the United German socie-
ties, the United singers and Platt-
deutsche organizations to send dele
gates to a conference, to arrange for
the planting.-Brooklyn Eagle.