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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
sra anai., ssiaiams Co., y. aat.

aneie er ct Bolt Office II Wtl noro'
belt for Sfab. Sib fadr pi Dor Yoit ire
@anae ON lleen, iaa Ut leper life dloeles
nbeufpr SoIieIfiffen, ON pi er | ct nbi
@ountrp. 2iseIebes er Der Store, os bet
er heller lille iaa Tibet, til at pGre ina
Ianet fra Sernbamn. Weu alting er
e1nife oprt heribe.
Sturbe suife at Der Tom ino en- MORT
Smeo Der, bd Der er iaa mango Siannt'
naper berrunbt, iaa leg er filter paa, at
BON tunoe gisre COB Sorpetrrfr9 Der.
Sbao 9anbet Der aneanr. fan er bet ptit
iaa aoot iom paa andre glabier. SGseI
fcrmigt @rerielauS ueb bpb fort geulbs
iorb meb QeruuSerlas. Sois mdu itdI
ifrpte Iibt at 9aubet. iaa er Der utf life
beors 9ano oeiteufur RmeapeIis. Og
life at for9Ienme al ben fine Ruriteu,
Tom Der er. @anb ion ogfaa faaes paa
rimeIig 9pbbe, fra 10 til 80 Sob, bois
MAJ tr9ffer rette RlaSieu at grace paa.
Ger er Der mango ioGre Saarbe runOt
ON paa RrGrieu. Sg iom dImirSsIiet,
inoeufor berss fire gRgge fooer en- meo
er Sobafsptbe I Rurben. Der iibber be
os iuur oe osuber FIG og er r9o for, at
Suppegrbbeu, Hal ioies eler at Saffes
faubeu toger o5er. Teu Den Sag fan
fopu1e, at bis'e fan faa ta9e JIG en- Yibs
| 9fo os Rag, % at be lite bill hape noget
meo WaSIapuiu9el at beftiae. Ser er
ct. Tom banter %, % bet er, at Serrtbas
ueu life saar fine ~re9elmesii8e Sure
Der fprbi, men fanite pi til urite GINS
uler biz ie 8sgeu al llbpret retie Der for
bi. @or n9rmeite 8D Ell Ydctin9; DID
bar ri pmtrent 14-t5 @Rtl. Ren ian
bar pi Dor Sobeoitab @iliiton. Ser
bar Ri oeian en- uorf Il. g. 9~oumislios
ner, nemlig DIR. Sobu Slittie, 5ois
Ser er no9eu, Tom bill PROBE op fit 2nub
I'M Der | @iaiGuts gountp, iaa eaa ino
os ie Slittic, for bet er en- paaIioeIi9 6ors
retningsmanb. Sau bar oGret / 8ottts
mean, fsr ban Tom til 8iuiftou, % Der
bar ban lift al ole Norte. Soab iibite
Gars GpIin9 au9aar, iaa bIcb ben bit
iaa COB Tom paa andre SteSer / Noro
9atota. Seq bar bsrt matr9e, Tom baas
be bar ~itrepet % ~inatfet ON, at Der bar
ian tsrt, at bet gil life an at retie Soes
be. Mieu be TtuLoe bGret Der / Sourrner
j SUM, iaa bapoe he facet ct anbet Sbn
pan gaeen. Oct regneSe nGiteu til hper
&ag | tire Tiger. pa bar bet ftut Der.
Ger bar ui moi al Sui; pi bar s Rfl til
@ruben, @i betaler $1.b0 pr, Son. Reri
i 8inter bar Der oeret iaa mango, Tom
bar tisrt. fan be trnee life faa bet frsm
iaa fort iom De ifuIbe. Oct bar baret
ipnuetibsr. at Der bar pRret op til %
Seam Der. Dieb epot 6aab ON, at belle
bette Rsret saar ! Rapirturpen. bpis ben
life ct fuIS, snIfer ieg cher en- 9IGbeIi9
Sui og ct 9obt Nptaarl
gbtparb ajelsbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
IRA WBalau, WinHeista.

ga, III Iiber BET after til Sui, og mas
ife bi igien ifaI faa bsre SuIebuoffabet
ON, at "os er ibas en- GreIier fsSt". Gt'
ter 6ar Serreu opboIot os / @aaeetisen E:
anoet &ar, bopri ban bar tiIoelt os mani
ge baabe aanbeIige % IeeemIige Sober.
1aaatte hi life gIemme at tatfe BAN eers
for os life BLOT taite bam men c8iaa tbus
tonme at mebeeIe Iibt I'll DEM, Iom
maatte ba fact mtuore % ian Iioe Neo
paa bet nestsrftiee. Sefus tiger: Sdts
tiae 5ooe 8 aItio, os bette er iaa, iaa bet
er rig 9uIeSuing for Dem. iom er mere
bemibIe6e til at piie jim SafuemmeIigheS
bcb at meboeIe til sc Sr9ngenbe, Gar
ou life Raboer cher @enner Der, fon1 ou
fan gIrbe meb en- Gaoe, iaa bar ou fans
Re up9en t Noree, Dos tpem en- SanHbs'
rptrina fom bel meb. 8Ienunsr ttte at
gisre bel % at msbSele; thi ~iaaSauHe
Ore bebager Cub bel. Saa oil jog faa
snIte ole Ell sIeoeIig Sui. geurt oa
SuIeu iaa. at BEN uuaa blt CUB I'll we're.
bia % andre til @apn oe gIGbel Ser
bar | bet ienere fpreeaaet Here Snrm'
baubeIer. 8aSmus Sermon bar iisbt
S6ore SeIlanSs tore % peus 8arm BED
Sigblanb, men Rriieu tienber ieg lille.
Set iiaes, at ban TT BEN gan'fe bt[t9t.
Saa bar SaIoor guaebretiou tiebt Nas'
mus Serieus Snrm, 232 acres flor, for
81, 840. Seraf bar Saloor e~rt9ebretiou
ioieu Iolat 152 Gcres, ben 9el 9oor Su'
isnc er, til Sbos. $abeitao for $4,000.
Ser er fore 90 Sooe SuIe, "ortllet"
@rsnb % @tnSmsle o9 pen Seblebaos,
men en- Sci at 2arhet er baarligt. Saa
bar 9bpmas Sifbeitab ieLqt 40 Gcres
ueoe / @GiouabaIsu til Souef SRpn fpr
$500. Der bar / ben ienere SID pGret en-
lamb Speripsmunelie al &iGeebrepe;
Iumme Sage bar Der tonunet et andre
Gage to grebe, iourmetiSer at famine
SnSbcIb. On Del AT Dem beber ON Reu'
gs, andre life. Ser er osian ct, Tom 'fal
bere lloSeuSt al en- 8tIfop 2atpreuce, o9
I bette beoes WoStagereu ON at fcpters
bet life ndnbre enS 8 Ganee % ieube
bisie til 9 at fine @eater, o9 bisie ia!
isien boer for fig ieuoe 8 andre Gfifrtf'
ter. Sreoet itaar, at ben, iou life eff
tertummer @egiRringen, itaI rammes al
en- lllBtte, % ben, ium sisr, bpaS Der er
beoet ON. Ifal peIii9es. Settle Ter no til
at bore en- tatoIif SumbIg, og ieg 'tisns
ner mig life paa SoIf, iom IeuSer ian'
bant runSt til 8ebprOeIie baabe for Soits
funttionGrerne og andre. Sn, it8er NOS
geu, men Iaa faar Sa SoitNesartementet
Irlgt @uititamps. Set faar bet NOT, men
Sntel Gam er uof life ~trRngertoe ON als
misie; ban helper fig uben Sunbl8.
Z iomme 8repe itaar Der, at airoen
maa life brGttes, for BEN founter til 80
40, ia iouuue cp / Suroreoer. men
enbper Itben StoIegIt oI mart hume
reeue M, at beriom Wooiagerue al iaas
canne 9rene ftaI itrioe ON blot 8 Srepe
bier % nummersre bOert 8 8rene ct
hummer bsiers, iaa bil nan lite tonrms
til 30. IS eIer 20 Jpn Der Mao bore
Itrebet fIere Srepe o8 ierbt eno Der ftr'
bes gtenneIfcr | ben sarfte pioe geroen,
ON man iaa reener meo baaoe Sprf o9
Seonina. San Hal "SecorabzS Soften" ia
Saf for fine regeImRsiiae 8eiB n9faa
igiennem bette aar. % ben er oeltoms
men / Bet nge.
g. u. Sieue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21

ca. 1000 Cons SaifemaIm faa f9rSis
&C penteoe pna SpiGtnineen al oct ale,
reoe proieftereoe gaferi. 2iu5ane fra
8rubeu og neo til 5isen biz bore ferSis
! ben rGrmeite Srcmtio % BET Tan meS
S~ilfrcbsftilelie rotcrce. at bsune Gins
bane er ben frrIte. Der Icnerehcs fra mort.
Sabrif. Gdr BAR bibtil aItio maaitst
saa til Snftlanb. 3 oerne SorbtnScIie
ian osfaa urores. at OR. goboln iom
soo Ratriut oeiaa bar fac. 9iboosnc
o. IiaurnSe Ieberet fra rorf ga
bril- til Rriier. Der &c BEL idd biniss
fcm fra ilSlnnSet. sorsorist foar man
Snotrbt at at en- sienrerfsrt gturomi
raaeer ooepaIt label | aHlrs Tom |
Srift. So Ser | fines @ruber | I9us
sere lib af Sc tiSIiaere giere bar orrst
for.taect Ersoesrift, er @rit5eu at life
faa sanife LiSsu ItStr1frinp os set oa:
er mseet trteresiaut Vanbrira life ntrsif
for mine ameritGtfe @enrer at aoa
sisrrsm ale GrItbsns Bnnpe o. BET bar
farttois on 8IGoe at flrre toritatere
gealm at betbSslis Wogtighso ale
grubeus argrebspuuttcr. 8eb at fase
Ralmen I 9oaeu er Der al SarbiprIigs
beo for, at man fan fage RaLnaarsu ii!
en- bethoelig 9bbSe, % @rltberS Drift
ffuIoe iaaIeocs oGre iitret for en- I9ugers
Sremtib. Com fnet StIeGrqeu paa
gaalm tar en- al be ~fuurftefte isa bar feet
op ri tuuhs lie dubet enb iamtltee Ip,.
sr'fe Sr, 8obcIm rrco bet ube Spretas
geuSs. gftsrat 6nos beieet feIse 8ri-
ben afIagoe ot osiaa en- Gift / g9rtets
Saratter % andre Suie. Der erbrui bar
unoer Spbpgutre % flutoe ot life unS'
gaa at lGsae gLarte I'll. at Der ooeraIt
beriseSe Ell ~eierumurfsrt Srtsu. Raa
8rurS AT 8rlbers beIotge % Rattr,
ifisrue g~eligeeubeo er StIsarpeu ban
arbeibsre psb beuue @ribe i9rlig tor,
iaaat man aItiS bar GnIebutp til at fan
9brusItse oe bpgttee arbsibers. Ut bets
te life CT af riuge 9etabuiu9 BIZ eubber
pibe, iom bar bdot noaet meo Ssis Ting
ar 9ise. Set er iarafteriitif for 8ru'
ben, at iarrtLiae Soruruo OF Glrfttp'
sGrer er SotaItIter. Rebe peS SGbueu
ftal Der opfsres auiauIGg for SuoIait'
ming al Ralru. bportiI Ieatertaler aIle'
rcne er itbtisbt. gldu og Segutnger for
@aiferi bar unber u~barbeioeIis. SeIIfa'
bet raaeer ODER 8rirb | ca. 1 norif gRtLs
2Gn9ne 90 ca. u uorf gRtlS Sreboe til
fri SIpofition rco btsie 8rubeioutpIerer,
iumt ct @anSfaIb Iiee bco gubct AZ Stn'
bnren, boor ben bar gaubtrait ioa'
Del Deb gaifsrist iom til 9uiberrs. or.
8ubolu ~ulsbbeIte, at 8oupaniets 8rus
Der i 2nrgsu bar | Drift meo en- mtuorc
GrbeiSS'tprfe ng at Der a paabegprSt
0pfsreIie al en- 2irbane for transport
af RaImen fra Gjrubeu, fcu Iigsr bit
oppe i Sielbet til 9aIbuHhen pg man t
en- az Sprterte for IGrrErcnSe Sreo no
m9Iten uoeIutteuos rig gfdIn.
Seq afIutter bernie ~tcrtfntteSc Serets
nina meo at iIotals mine ndrmeite Sr'
Her for 5sIItdbet. Der / Sooeofaaen er
tcumet iitaub beb SiGIp al &aattaI ira
bore r~bpaubreoc 2GrbsmRno % ip tsr
osiaa uStaIe Saabet ON, at ben Ipticlisc
S~euIiIatiou al bette SOrstaeettSe utaa Ie'
Sc til, at bore Srsore paa beu anoeu Sis
be Supet psiaa maa bLibe mere tiEfsIi8
at iette fine NtbIer / arSrs tnouitrtcls
SoretugenSer / bette 2anb me6 fine mans
ee DaIlisheoer.
Reo SsiaeteIie
Carl Sunb,
Tireftrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
VprSfe Spao 18I4-f905

meo 8ortrRter, 9iograier o. en- Iiterd'
turbiitorif SuoIsSuiug, ceo &rtIttar
greitgaro. 8ecOrab, Soma, .. GuunS'
lens SurEag. 1908. 736 SiSer. Suu'
itreret. 8ris $3.50.
On BOG, Der bsr naa frcm iii bert
orFsameritanf 6ism | De SOreueSs
Stuter OF bqutes oeo SiSeu al gibeIcu
% Snorre. Or. Sriitiau Sreit9aro bar
Der btit fig iom en- iortriultg geiIeoer
I ben nOrite 0igtsroerbeu, iom en- Rd1'S
af ubpitIet Smag % iittsr 8emmetraft.
90 al ben Slag5 EoIt bar ri uori'e ber'
oprr life ina ooeroGttes mango, at bt bar
Maao til at luroInoe at iGtte Rris pna
benz, naur Sc en- 1ieIoeu Dar9 butler op
al 0iaetmrterists ~taotiife Saa8ebao.
Ser er 10 not al benz. Tom life eibsr
lrie 8oeii, og iom ttn bar iupoa 9Guier
ON oens gbtte; ia, for ct goot Snc5
Qar iioen bolbt BET 10 er6os paa at uos
bile fig til ct SIagOrb, at Soeiieus Gage
par taIte, Oct ben iortrtrsois itrIOe tiIs
bore gienneitebeo<rB ~llugbomsaISer.
glau gIemts imlolertto at tage / Be-
tragtring ben iprGttenbe llH9oom, iom
oi nItio bar bInlot os, % iom til ale
Eibcr bill tiItaIes al 8gtme 90 Rtm %
Iterte gtcrmin9ers briisnhe BiHaefang.
Ga MI er oa oqiaa Heattt-Hsu lrngit fat
in6 / Be fIsite SGuoe.
Gog gers bar i~i!tsrlis fun baIo @eroi
for 6olf, Der life bar 6utnnrmeIis NOT og
life Rgtme NOT / aroppsu til at 9ribss
iaaIsbss at ct ite~mringsfglbt Digit. at be
lGrsr BET uSeuaO for oe6 gi0sn a~uLeoniu9
at LaSe bet tone, ON fun pdn ersligs
8eie. 9eHiIa9S oil risisIis for maHgeu
en- prattiit g~ruiai:sr ipres barnsIiSt oe
~uuduSigt, men andre tiQaeer zig at NE
ne, at bet er Ell goo Del 5eore ero mau8t
o. meget aubet, la foreta9er FIG; t5i
en- eler anoeu aoipreoeIie mar 10 be fee
tie Rennefer pa. Reu ben Ranb. Der
/ llugOOmmsu bar f1aet alb 90 Sptie til
at LGgss irS e. Sorraao al Sioens Uatres
tie 0iate, oil / Ipie ium trnGe, Sturbsr
bdoe ben ScrHel at hume Qioe errhoer
Stemnine ct Isoigt llStrpt % iom bet
iaq iauSt beSer / gogeus Rotto (ai ben
6efebre sissooe Sbdr Gaieu):
"9er, iom lag % litsn er
on tiht meo Spotorb iturgsn,
ban ~Iettunr, uadr ban begrd fer
i'm eign SGute iuH9eu.-
gogsn CIR. inrn man Ian ilrtte al oens
5iSeautG % SitsI. ct fpIoigt llhodls al
morn aprit fra sdmle 2pber SageH oq
Sobdn Storm Rund til Ser Siple, au'
6srs 50pben OF Vd5elm grag. RGa
fRoer igien be tisits az be tisuSte Ser'
Ter, Der eIitreSe og Zen pGn ems Bel
ems llug6om, % bet met puritauit
gaetr9p bill oisisIig iorgiRpe5 Isoe eftei
en- Stuofe, Der life TtulSs hume I9ies
beit I bet beSIte Selitap. gReu osS SiSsr
beraf bBher Seune BOG paa en- bel IFber
observation-disclosures, iSei ca. 800 SiSer e.
pist til en- srei og liar SuoIeorins lam
peLtrIfne Siografer al De enieIte Siste.
re. or. Yrsiaaro Tiger | 6Ororoet, a
oisie 5tug ttts Sisr SorSriHg paa Sriei
ndIitet. San iaa bare. gsH Der 5goe.
bog tiISsls saa G~pIssninesr. Der bsro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
sra eitdsia.. q. sat.

ga, mn bar hi ginteren I fuFb Sang.
pmtreut to 8oe 5ne, os iaa bar oi iut
@eir; life toIbtl Sibite Glars apIins
bleo gpb, iaa ale Saruere sr bel tiImos
be, og aanSet itieer itaoist gris. en-
gel Sd unee Gutter berfra bar tagst
2ans I CONNER fpb for 9iefinion, en- 10
os op til 100 RHe fra HaiIroao; men
neite CONNER bnnber be, bet ifal bliDs
bebre, ba geilipautee 8aneu briDer o9
grader" ftnbigt. Ser er bog maafe
mango gaHoefaseitesere, Tom bIir trette.
fsrenb ioarte Seiten tonmer.
en- Moment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21

at rette Spiser paa. Seg Fan forii,re
Sere. at r,psen beSre MntboIt til bet Brig
5abSe leg life faaet, ON iee bapoe ieuot
til Gears oebuef otter en- % beialt
Renser for. &c ianoan saar bet, naar
man bar 2pffen meo fig os aiarrinea er
bcrte! Snis bum bIir borte nogle Tiger,
pil bum finSe ct belt Eager al iaaSnue
autbuiter. naar BUN tcuruier tiIbaee;
men bet barite er, at bet er ct farItet
9anben. naar a Eir flint. Serrreb en-
bsnIis SiIien til 1Eoiten45 BerionnIc
meb 2nfers. fra
ct ufororaseIiet 9pr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
Ara tinberwooS, Itnn.

"gor SreIiers epanseItifs IrSbetfe
Reniebeb for UNDERWOOD os Smeen.
Otter SaiI Co., Rtnn.-, er Rapnet paa
en- Risiionsmeniabeo, tom nosle at Rds
tor Saserups Risisns geuner bar prs
saniieret. Seniigteu er, meS bernie Ies
nig6eo Tom llheanespurtt, at misficnere
blanSt iadbaurs, ipm al fprfieniee
9runSe itnar ubenfor afrteu. Sortpns
belfen, ibporSeI paa Sfriitens % Be
tisnSeIienS 8runb, biI Su ieIofslseLis
pRre rettet mob bette Raal.
Senne @isruins oil life ifabe De be-
itaasnSs Rentgbeoer. men 5eIer hiGlpe
benz.
gaitor Sagerupsgtisfsn faar tabis
Snbbpbelier til at prGbtte runot ouis
firing. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21

ueo / bore Sierter, til Srsf paa stos'
beieu. en- gleoelis Sui os soot Vptadr
I'll "Soiten" os bens seferei
Yeber z. Gle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
ST. NDfommer

tan fife anoeHSe BmtereH bssrs sHo at sna
III Gpueproia college, RoOrbeuS, @irE,,
for at lGrs LRIe. tale % 1rioe oct suseIIts
5prUs.
CpbolSet ct Us8et rimefg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
SHE SAVED HER CHILD
But AIRS. Earl Larimer Of 13f7 East
Sixth Avenue Was Painfully Burned.

Mrs Earl I-arimer. of 1917 East Sixth
avenue, is suffering from injuries re-
ceived Wednesday, and her 3-year-old
baby is seriously burned. The baby's
clothing caught fire while it was play
ing with an oil can, and the mother
IN her frantic efforts to put out the
burned. While the mother was
working in another room, the
baby. which had been left on
the floor in the kitchen, upset an oil
can, and after its clothing had become
saturated with the fluid, got close
enough to the stove to catch fire. The
screams of the infant attracted the at
tention of Mrs. Larimer, and in at
tempting to smother out the blaze with
her bare hands. she was badly burned.
Neighbors, who heard the cries of the
child and its mother, ran into the house
and extinguished the flames DR.. H. H.
Keith was called at once, and upon his
arrival found Mrs. Larimer suffering
from painful burns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01

Wrackshaw Todd, the English novel
ist, declared as a result OF his recent
American tour. that the English work
ingman was far better paid and far
better treated than the American.
At dinner given in his honor In
New York, Mr.. Todd was taken to task
for that statement. But he defended
1t stoutly. He claimed that a dollar
day was better pay in England than a
dollar and a half in America, for the
reason that a dollar IN his country
would purchase nearly twice as much
as in the United States.
However he said, Il may be mis-
taken We are all liable to mistakes
even kings and queens. When [ was
working IN the Manchester cotton mills
the queen visited Manchester, and one
thing she did was to go over a certain
convent there. In every department
she visited. the Sisters made profound
curtsies. This annoyed the queen. and
she said reproachfully to her guide:
All. Mother, [ thought I told you
emphaticaIly that ! wished to be treat
ed quite as an ordinary visitor. Why,
then, is every one courtesying2
. Your wishes madam, have been
obeyed.' the mother replied. The FeyeT-
ence shown by the Sisters IS not IN
tended for you. their queen, but for
me. their superior .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
SHOT FROM A BOX.
A B. & 0. Engineer Nearly Killed by
Internal Machine.

Akron, O., Nov. 1.=Andrew McIn-
tosa, aged 40, a Baltimore & Ohio en-
gineer, yesterday had a narrow escape
from death by an internal machine.
A IS caliber revolver. packed with
explosive powder in q small box and
10 sticks of dynamite. were concealed
in a tool box in his coal house. The
trigger of the pistol was fastened to
the lid OF the box. When Mcintosh
opened the lid the machine let go and
the bullet struck Mcintosh in the
cheek, Embedding itself. Mcintosh
was burned by the powder and the
dynamite was thrown to all parts of
the coal house, but did not explode.
McIntosh's injuries are not serious
He says he knows of no enemies. The
police have a clew. Had the dynamite
exploded great damage TO the prop
erty would have followed, as many
houses are in close proximity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
OLD IoHABoD.s BELL IS DEAD.
VIII No Longer Ring Out Nashburn
Football Victories.

The old Washburn college bell,
which for % years has swung on the
top of Rice hail. calling the students
to work. and changing triumphantiy
after college victories in athletics and
oratoTy, is cracked and done for.
Superstitious people fear that this
means the undoing OF the Wash burn
football team for the rest of the sea-
son.
The bell was cracked while it was
ringing out the news of the victory OF
Washburn over the Kansas State Ag-
ricultural college last Saturday after
noon. The students who went to ring
the bell took the clapper out. and used
it as hammer to pound on the bell.
The treatment was too severe for the
old bell, and it split
It is doubtful whether the old bell
can be satisfactorily repaired. It has
not been used during the present
week, and it is said that the cost of re-
pairing, IL repairing is possible, viii be
over S100.
But the cracking of the bell is look
ed upon BY the students as a mighty
bad omen for the football team. The
fact that the bell cracked in ringing
for q football victory makes it still
worse. Thus far the Washburn team
has been indicated, and its goal line
has not been crossed. But it has some
hard games ahead, and the bell is
cracked. Things are certainly looking
bad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Programme of White House Recep-
ton Is Announced

Washington. Nov. 1.-The following
programme Of receptions and dinners
at the White House for the season of
19o6-o7 has been announced by Sec
rotary Loeb:
December 10. Thursday. cabinet
dinner 6 .. m.
January 1, Tuesday, New Years re-
ception. II a. m. to 1880 p. m.
January 3, Thursday, diplomatic
reception, 8 to 1890 p. m.
January 10. Thursday, diplomatic
dinner, p. m.
January II. Thursday. judicial re-
ception, to 1870 p. m.
January "a, Thursday, supreme
court dinner, s p. m.
January 81. Thursday, congressional
reception. 9 to 1890 D. m
February Z, Thursday. army and
navy reception. 9 to 1880 p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
BOUT WITH LAW FOR CANS.
DusIzy Fighters Wife Looking for
Some AIimony.

Cincinnati. Nov. If Mrs. Joe Cans.
wife of the champion lightweight pug
list, does not change her mind (and
she says she viii nOt) before noon to-
day Joe will be made the defendant in
a suit for alimony fled in the common
pleas court, and, furthermore. serious
charges may be preferred against him
in a magistrates court.
Mrs. Cans has been separated from
her husband since last February, and
this season she has been travelling With
the Rufus Rastus aggregation of color
ed PLAYERS who appeared at Heueks
here that she heard that Cans was to
follow Bat Nelson to Peoples theater
with a week intervening, and Joe's evi-
dent prosperity, following upon the
heels of his victory, caused her to have
visions Of possessing little of his coin.
TO this end she consulted a we'll known
legal firm, and they advised her to re-
turn to this city during Cans engage
men and institute the proceedings.
She arrived in this city Sunday night
and, disregarding the advice Of her at
torneyS, started out on a still hunt for
Joseph. She repaired to the home of a
Isle avenue. between Mound and Smith
streets. where she ascertained her hus-
band was stopping. In response to her
knock a. woman named Davis, a former
schoolteacher of Baltimore, who is a
friend of Cans, opened the door. She
closed it in the face Of the visitor
whom she recognized. Yesterday after
noon Mrs. Cans called on her lawyers
again and she instructed them to file
the suit for allmony and also prepare
the charge which she says she will pre-
fer against Cans in magistrates
court Immediately after the fling Of
the other suit.
She and Cans became acquainted in
this city several years ago. She was
then living on Providence street. They
were married in New York. but their
married life was not happy. Last Feb
-uary, in Baltimore, he filed suit for
divorce. He lost and since then
they have been living apart.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-01
TO REoRGANIzE THE A. A. {.
National Body to Be Divided into
Separate States' Unions.

Chicago, Nov. 1-Reorganization of
the National Amateur Athletic union is
in prospect according to c. H. Gems
linger of the Illinois athletic club, who
returned from the east yesterday. The
former secretary of the local club as
serted that Secretary James E Sulli-
van, who is a candidate for the office of
president of the union. win make this
his platform for the annual election.
Instead of having subordinate unions
such as the central and WESTERN. each
controlling several states, it is proposed
to divide the national body entirely into
state unions, each state having a set Of
OFFICERS. but all being subordinate to
the president of the national body. $n
this way it is believed that more inter
est will be taken in amateur sports and
that every state In the country will be
represented. As it is now several states
have no representation whatever, al
though they are included in some sec
tional organization affiliated with the
national union.
The east. seems to favor this division.
but it is doubtful whether the west Will
fall in with the scheme. Should the
plan carry it would mean, some argue,
that the east would predominant in Vot-
ing for officers and track meets, as the
voting would be by individual clubs
The claim has already been made that
the east has everything to say about
the affairs of the union, and that it is
run from the New York office without
regard to the welfare Of the Individual
members. Charges have frequently
been made By western members that a
certain clique in the east has made
everything subordinate TO the eastern
branch and that the west has had little
or no voice in the management
IN addition to getting IN touch with
the A. A. Z. officialh, Mr. Genslinger
visited Hamilton. Ont, where he saw
the Marathon race run. The surprise of
the run was the winning OF the 1O0-to-
shot, Longboat. Betting was so prev
aIent that there were nine bookmakers
doing business. and one took in 500 900
on the result. although he himself was
only winner to the extent of $50.
While in the east Mr.. Genslinger re-
ceived tentative promises from Yale
and Harvard athletic authorities that
they would sepd athletic teams west
this winter should the Illinois Athletic
club pull off an indoor meet. As the
clubhouse on Michigan avenue is rap
idly nearing completion, It els believed
that the meet VIII be pulled eoff In
March The contractors now promise
that the building viii be ready in jean
uary, or at worst early IN February.