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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

glanot @ollegeitubenter og andre
beiere SfoIers gleper par oct ct
gammelt 9ne6 at isee Bermisiion
og opgtbe iom @runo, at nogen /
5amilien bar bsb. Men bette &rteb
brretes ogiaa nf Solbater timber
goraerfrisen. S "Soutbern Siitori-
col Papers" fortGQer Waior Samil.
ton ON ct nofiaa moriomt Silf9Ibe.
Sra Sopebfparteret bar Der fpmmet
Srbre ON, at ingen maatte faa Ser.
mission biem, uoen at roeen | Samis
lien bar bso. Salgettp beo en- al
Solooterne. San bar gnel9noer,
isgte ON Sermisiion for roele Gage
og CAB iom 8runo, at bans 9ebite.
NOR bar beo. San fit 8ermisiion
ogiaa.
Nen iaa bar 9alsettp iaa libel.
Dig at nlsbe lin Sberit, inben ban Tom
afiteb. Sg Der bIep ingen Geiie at.
-
Get beorsper mig meset at bsre,
bpilfet tungt Stag bar ramrnet Dig"
iasbe Sberiten opermaaoe penligt.
"Spao Sio bsoe gebitemor oin oa,
8ittten min?"
Sat, Sr. Sberit!" iparte 9aI.
eettp % pilbe gaa. "Sun bar ioa
gommel, at bum fiinSe life ia Iepet
mango Iarene Longer" Iagoe ban
til.
"Sm! og bbab Sio bsbe bun?"
Oct bar nofina tungt for mig at
mite 9eoitemor," iaebe SoIaettp og
piIbe faa eaa. "@i fommer til at
jaime benbe."
"9anife on life bsrer gobt?" freq
Sberiten, iaa man funbe ia bsrt bam
~tpersoper 2eirplaSien. Seq ipurete
big, bpab Sas eler Sib 9eoitemor
Din bebe."
"Sin bsbe for 40 Gar iiben"
iagoe 9aleettp. San bar MI baaSe
barn og ifamflIS. Seq fan life
Ippe aneaaenbe Den Sag, Sr. Sberit;
men ies tror III, allisepeII, of ies b,troe
faa Germisiion."
Sberiten bar imibIertib al en- an.
ben Mening, og 9aIgettp maatte fin.
be Zig / at oenbe tilboee til 2eiren.
&osle Gage ienere fit 9aIsettp I'm.
Der ct Sammenitso meb SienSen en-
auele | 29ssen. 9a man bar bam
tilbase til 2peen, log ban iis paa
9aaret, 10 og raabte miintert til fine
8amerater:
"Sreti Cages germisiion biem,
Gutter, os enboa insen t 5amiIien
oso!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

ger, 81 ctr tiIboee Der, CT fsrit bIet
|cftsrret ~ipltb autiieptic eaii5e".
Sfoiprrten, Dor Sfopuofer briiger
Der, er fSrit fcet oerefter frosien til
SO o.
SCR, bbcrfor bcspnber bn fife
meo at borbere mig2~ ipurste 1ar.
ben ! WorberItolen tiIilut utaalmo.
oiet, Son bopoe fiboet meo bet
sermfri &nonofl9oe ON &aIien lrn.
ee moi, bsrtes oct no til. "1ror on
fanife, at leg er lrsiet neo meo aue
Sloss gofler os Germs, og or
bet ina Din aat at prate 2ipet al
benz" ipureie 9lanoen.
Seq er lite 9arberem", ia @i,tter
San bar iao une paa glaoierl, at ban
life enboa babbe faat sisre 1T fsrlie
Soriss paa at ia Saar 90 Sfi9s al
nogen.
"Gr on life garberer? Spor er
iaa garbereren benne."
Dom boI6er paa meo ogiaa OF
fose BAN, min Serre."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Amn s,r prsm.

Seq minbes en- 9r6m iaa fceer og lps
Dem brsmtes en-, Gpmmertpelb biemne.
Ga Iinoerne falme % Iutne,
B 9rsm fan ies albrig 9lertme.
@i panbret / iolfpIote 8ifer,
mems Su9lene baniet os 10,
oanbret iaa renicnnue - ftiae
men ineen iaa, pi bar to. -
Seq bsiet be faSrefte 8lomfter
inb unber ben pariontme Got.
Sa tinbret en- 8oie paa aiuben, -
en- Saare fin trine imot.
Seq beiet nit br1nbenbe Sierte:
Ser alt, - piI on eie bet - boper -
mGIte bun bompg 90 title
breSte en- 8oie beroper.
gi panbret Ser nnse os glade,
mems Snelene baniet 90 10.
hi Iefte omtdp meuem Hoier,
men inaen ian. pi bar TO.
Saa - itiue, Ia Saaren fortGue,
ben fiGlper % briiter min Stentme.
Ga falme, la ilufne, Ia b
ben Srsm fan ies albrie elenme.
Son Ioritog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Dom foete Sarbererenl
ga, iaa ia 2rrcsntten.

"Iette S~oonofIGSe or blet bebano.
let nle6 beb Camp, iaa oct err fitlb.
ItGnois "iteriIiSeo", ia S9re9utten
til Sllubeu.
"@obtl" iparte aitnben.
"8i er opermaaoe foriigtige Der
"a tar ole mi,lige SorbolbSregler
MOB at uoiptte bore <nber for
Smittc," fortiatte ben i,nse Wanb.
"9enne SPbe er bIet "oebacteriali-
SEQ, Sommene % 8sriter "anticep'
ticiSeo", la ban til.
"@IGSer mig at bore bet," ia Sum
oen.
"StoIeR, or iiS6er l. cir ni ct Dag
Iiat gao | "bid,lorioe OF mercury"
ca Guben / StoliGoet blir opbeoet til
1877 @raoer / Ell S~aacropn, bpilfei
or Ell @urauti for, at ollie muligG
Sloas Iepenoe Wticrober % gociler,
Tom maotte ba ipitet iis peo ben, Ell
uorpboet for gobt," oplpite SRregut'
ten pioere.
"Gu uom9rfet Sbel" mente Nfan'
Sen.
"9arberfnipen % 9srIten or togt
ca aoppcu err cpbeoet | Ell Sagercpn
Iaa ser life fnbes riuaeitc Mnltgbei
for, of "8erms" bGfter peo oisiI
Sing ru."
"llomGrtet."
Set porme Sano, pi brii9er Der
CT blet Double beateo", tiIiat Ell til
itrqffelia @Gngoe "@ermicioe"
iomt ~iiltereret oa oeitiaeret".
"Gn floe Soriistisbeosreeel," be
mrrfet Manoen | Stoien.
"Gnooe @ulpet, Saset, @9g9en
ca WssbIerue her blir "antiieptiItt
'bebanolct bper Dag, % aue De Zen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
bet mig f~ortaIt Of en-, Der fienote gn.

pel mig TprIall az Ell, Oer lIeftoIe In'
breas gobt og Dor en- Ben al bam.
af BAN fit ieg oaiaa nibe, at Wis.
len bar 9atter al en- rig Sabrifaut
Wandeiter. - Saoeren bar bso for
mangc slar fiben, % bum bapoe iioen
ben Sio itaat unber Sormpnberffa6
al Snfelen, Der bapbe opertaget fin
grors itore o. pibtIsftise Sorret-
ming.
Sfior CONNER fom bun otter
igien.
90 benne Gang maa bum piltnof
paanp babe fat fin Billie isiennem Ii.
aeoperfor ben Mooitanb, Der rimeIig.
biz er reiit fra benoes enselffe Slest.
hinges SIDE, - nof er BET: gtpar
Waaneoer efter bette iibite Sammen-
tr9f meb Misien paa Oct norffe ST.
ifeper % Sanbelsiteb, reiite slnoreas
- til England.
genge bapbe ban MI pIuoielig nof
af.
Sor life lense iioen Tom Der fra
Wandeiter greo fra bam til en- &ien-
bling Der, bbori ban fort9ler, at ban
til naite slar ifal sifte fig meo Mis.
len og bill bli en- bopeorig Wanb.
San IGier MI @ngelff og er fulbt
optat meb at f~ulbenbe fin llboan-
nelie.
Saa ban bar NOT ifuot Hapeeeien,
iom man fiaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

bere benoes Hapn. San bIep | Sir.
fen til eiter @iiostieneiten % bsrte
berpaa GrGiten nGpne be forifieuige
Ear peo Hnpn, berblonbt Worgoret
Merrpoeip Smptbe os Sobn 9arter.
Taa iamnuc lib Iso Der ct pilot
Sfria siennem airfen, os man bsrte
2pSen af ct faIoenoe 2eseme. Den
pluoieliae Spoaaelie nar formeeet
for ben itaffars samIe Mnub, oa ban
feipimebe.
San bIep baaret til Safriitiet. bpor
ban fom til @epioitbeo isien oe for.
|talte, bpem ban bar. Sans 9atters
Scrbauielie % 8I9be fan biitnof
Iettere tGnfes emo beifripes peo bette
upentebe Sammentr9f meb en- Gor,
bun iaa lange bapoe begrGot iom
SsS, % hi tor bel tiIfsie, at ct mere
hromatiIf WsSe piloe man life Iette.
Zig finbe ielp ! Den mel. ipPnoenoe
Honton.
Iagaie Smptbe braete foaleoes
.meS fig fra airfen life blot en- Wfono,
men ogiaa Ell lpnge iapnet 5or.
Sobn Smptbe og bans Snitrn le'
pebe lpffclie inmmen / flere aar os
lager M SIDE ON Sibe poa anfielo
airfeaaarb | liverpool. 9eres Dat
ter blep en- Ipffefis Silitru og Wor
% lepeSe ialiaIo for ct Gar aar IL
ben | liverpool, bpor MI benoes 9lo'
Ite Ssn gonife iiffert leper. Sioite
Sang ban iaa Sames 8ofe -
Sfibsautten, iom bar TO gor iam'
men meb Sobn Smptbe poa Salt.
Ianbs.S erne - bar 0enne 5srlte'
Itnrnono ombcrb paa "Siooc Webb"
San bar tiliteoe peo fin ganlle
Stibsfmerates gesrapelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
"Ser ,aaa lite banfes paa''

Sadleoes ttreo en- SanoslPrer Tor
Ieoen paa fin @abebsr, forbi ling.
oommen bapbe ben ilemme 8ate at
ounore paa Den, bper Sang Der bar
en- Snulle 2eiIigbeo til oct, og ielu'
isIgelig blen Suicts 9eboere life
iao liSet ioritprrebe berai.
On ifisn Dag rammebe oligebel
ct frpgtelist Slas 9sren trobs SO
parSlen, og S9reren, Der itprteoe no,
fom uetop tiosnof til at ie 8ier'
uinesmanoen, en- at bans egne Sfo'
leglltter, foripinbe ON ct Sisrne.
ga, bent on bare til imorgen,"
tpnfte 29reren.
ON bporbnn oct gif n9ite Dag
iortpner "Rpfisbing 9agblab":
ga ban fom inb | SfoleitierL mer.
feoes bet itrafs paa Stemniugen. at
at Der bar noset trpffelbe | 2uften:
nun 0erl lille SDfloer lao notlda ltge'
gplois paa fin 8laos. - Serereu
fog bet irpgtebe Spauifrsr, itinebe Ell
.Stol frem poa @llpet o. boo Spren
IGege fla tpers oper benne. San
ooIsb ubeu at foranore Ell Rine.
29reren bGnebe Trpalereoifabet os
- Ifpnote fig no al Shien for life
at la fin 8Grbigbco aaa tabt | en-
Sfoggerlotter. Gen file %ourforepne
&n9gt bapoe nemIig paa 9agbelen
az fine gufser i9ftet en- Seooel,
bporpaa Der itob: "Ser maa life
bGnfes paal"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

paa at eie oct. Otter ct I~angporigt
Sorbsr uoiotte Niholion Sagen poa
ubeltemt Sio, oa ban life funoe ie
nogen Wtitliebeb for at faa Neoe paa,
bpilfen Of Iarterne bopoe @et.
9erpaa besap ban Jig iammte aften
no poa en- l9ngere Seiie. Set for.
talte ban ialfalo til fine Smgipelier.
Wen | Rattens Sob fom ban / al
Semmeligbeb %til6ase, opisste oct ON.
tpiiteoe Sorbitpffe og loo en- Siener,
iom ban baooe inbpiet / Sagen, binoc
fig fait til ct Sre. )
S 8raalpsninsen fit 2~onbsbpens
Snopaanere lie, at 4i9oIions &ioebeIt
gift lss og er9sieoe meo SaoeIen paa
&pgsen. Ser bar tpoeligpis benbt
@eneralen en- eller anoen ltlpffe. 81.
ter nosen Sibs Sseen fanbt man til
%aInlinoelig geitprtelie ben afboIote
Sabib biinbet til ct Gre.
Hi6olion Loo, iom ban par ra.
ienoe.
"Sfaf siehliffelig bib Gieren of
bette S~orbitpffe," ifree ban til Sol.
fene, iom | en- Sart bapbe loft bam og
MI itob 9ngItelige os betutteoe ON.
firing BAN.
st Bar @inllter efter fom man
ilebenbe meb ben aamle Manb, iom
beitreb fin groberiens &et til Sor.
ben.
"Spao bar bu at iise til sit Sor.
ipar?" raabte Niholion me6 Sorben'
rsit. "Sorflar itrar, bporoan oct fan
gaa til, at bisie Solf Der paa Din
@arf bar bebanolet mig iaa femme
ligt?"
"Haooe, Sabib," raabte oen @amle
forifr9ffet. Seq bar life bapt noget
meb benne Gag at sisre - bet er 10
life min @arf."
"@obt," iaaoe Ii6oIion leenoe.
ga betraeter hi Setsiaeen iom Of
aiort. aae De SiliteoepGrenoe er
@ibner paa, at Manoen erfienber, at
Sorbitpffet tilbsrer bans @rooerisn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
On brttiff SaIomon.

s set enseIife militarbIao "&e.
aiment" fortaaes fsIaenSe Gnefoote
ON @eneraI GidolIon ira ben Sib, ba
ban aioroe Sieneite | Snoien iom
Sreosoommer.
On Gag iab IidoIiou tiIooms |
anIeonins Of en- Spiit ON ct Soro-
Itptfe. Otter nosle gibners llbiagn
tiIhsrte oct en- ing @iit. meoens Gut.
tens Sarbrooer. iom itstteoes al an-
Ore gioner, osiaa sioroe 5orSrine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

San. Seq tSr aItiaa life bengiue
mig til noeet Saab?
Sum: 9tei, mellem oS er alt forbi.
San Zen fattig Stpmper): @ten
ON ieg mi baooe eiet ct fort Serre-
iGoe meb ct fort Sis fulot of 8isr,
Sulbbloosbeite | Stalben, Hottie efpi.
pager meb al,if og Siener $50.
Sun: So, fom isien ben Sib,
idar pt ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07

MuSerne SpenSc. Sieneitepieen:
"Sor Sriien eIeftriif 9elpsning / fin
2eiligbeb9"
Sruen: "Nei."
"Sormobentlis beller life Gen.
troIoppormuing?"
"Nei."
-"Soa beflaser iea, at ieg life
tau mobtage Seres Silbuo; ieg re.
itefterer nemlig life paa anOen 9e.
Ipsnius % Sppormniug."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
GDotelsbags'
S0gen ax

Mstte e. On Of bette aars
81 Rrrmitbpser. 90 at opua'
me efter be mango btlniaise
aabtfalinsrr. bi bar muotaaet.
oil uisielie henne Sss biuns
SHteresIt blanSt "1ersrabs
@sfen''s eaitre % anhrt.
8ssen n iaalesfs insrttttt,
st Der for bbtr al aartts Ia
toer er fire blanft einier ,nto
Rlahs for Jamilisns 90 Sl9gt'
ninses Nebur. timber bbtr
Date CT anfgrt en- sner Here bs'
rpmte Nosos 90 RbiHaers Spns
itlsSns, % paa ben usb Haas
tnhe Sibe Fnines her - for be
tilIuareubt 1atorr - It Tibet
8ers. ct Gpieram eIer On tlSs
I
taltIIe at en- ei1er anoen raprs
fiinnis Btrionlisbth, Oct sil
sare al nor Snteresit for ers
bser Tamilit - 90 ian ogiaa
ssb bisit seiIisbensr bliss til
rtstntet Hptte - paa oeuae
aRaass at babt belle I'm Slast
famlet | en- Zig iibsn att 500
uito ansibtlie At bpert snfslt
@esltms 5sSIflsoato % Jss.
ielsaar.
Spsru &c limit innbnnben
e1rrtb iaeb crbet 'gpbIslss
basshss'' enlsbosHastr saa
apssei % Sorfoen. iamt rsst
emit. % Sra ienees frit mts
Slanet for $1.25 betalt | Jsrs
ffnh. 8i bar ssIaa tnetl tifs
can't inhbnubae | 6nlbinit. Tom
fofer 10 Gents srtra. o. be q
bel s6rbt bet lille 9iuag for
~tlnierusrts sfslo.
aprtsIs:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21

bright sun above the hens on the run.
The owner, James Styler, saw the fate
of his fowls and with threat he
chased the boys from the vicinity. A
half hour later a deafening shot was
heard just outside his door and on go
ing to the entrance James stood star
ing down the long shiny barrel of
shotgun listening to an order of sur
render of his fowls. The flag had
been hoisted and James was in the act
of handling his sword over to the cap
tors when a shout was heard and up
came officer Smith brandiShing his club
and giving his battle cry. The gun was
dropped, and the motive power of the
two colored youth was put into action.
The siege was dropped and the city
was saved-also the chickens. But the
excellent retreat was too much for the
following officer and before the reserves
could be called out the army of two
had fallen below the horizon.
Two supposed deserters were captur-
ed by officer Mcclure this morning.
Both were young fine looking fellows
and gave their names as Henry Bail
ing and Emmett Bayless. They claim
ed they were here hunting work with
the Topeka & Southwestern. The lat
ter excuse is getting to be an old story
at the police station. Every "Vag'
caught up claims very emphatically
that he has a special invitation from
the T. & S. w. contractors. However,
and it will be considered poor material
at the police court.
Standing on three street corners fac
ing Kansas avenue, three of the best
detectives on the Topeka police force
stood with stop watches in their hands
watching the passing autoists who
have been in the habit of making the
Kansas avenue sidewalks grandstands
for their cup races Undoubtedly the
speediacs have stopped their crowding
of the throttle and during the whole
day not a driver was found who made
a noise like 'scorching!' The automo
bile club has done much toward the
obeying of the speed limits and it is
thought that the useless racing on the
Topeka pavements will cease.
The most peaceful drunk ever cap
tured by the police made his appear
ance at the station last night Officer
Wonderly nabbed him down by the
Seymour plant on lower Kansas avenue.
He was big six foot Irishman and
could have whipped three or four ordi-
nary blue coats but when the patrol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
PEETsBURG CAPITAL OF KANSAS
Declared a Foreigner at Pittsburg
While Securing Naturalization Papers.

Pittsburg, Nov 21.-"What is the
capital of Kansas asked Commits
sioner Church. the government in
spector of naturalization papers, of
an applicant for citizenship in the
district court room, while a bunch of
applications were being heards
"Peetsburg," promptly replied the
applicant, in a dialect which told of
a nativity near Rome.
Another was asked if he was an
anarchist to which he answered mega
lively He was then, asked if he be-
longed to the malta, Black Hand, and
if he believed in the teachings of
such orders to which he also
answered no.
do you belong to any society or
party that is against the laws of the
country" asked Mr. Church of an
other applicant
yes sir!" quickly answered the
What is that party?' asked
Church.
1.-THE Republican party" replied the
applicant, proudly.
This raised a laugh in all parts of
the court room and even Mr.. Church
who had not been visibly moved by
any of the answers given, had to in
dulge in a laugh with the rest.
''You may be right about that"
said Mr.. Church after silence was re-
stored, "but I don't believe that you
really catch my meaning"
An interpreter was called in and it
developed that the applicant under
stood the question to mean what his
political belief was. He passed the
examination and got his papers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21

arrived he entered the wagon unassist-
ed, laughed and jollied with the cop
pers on the way to the station At
the station he gave his name without
any trouble and helped the jailer clean
his pockets. In every manner he took
the whole arrest as a joke and his good
nature was only exceeded by his big
heart-he wanted to treat the whole
force to cigars before he was taken to
the cell. This morning he was as hap
Ply as ever and confessed everything to
the judge. When fined the customary
So he wrote check for 1t Immediate
ly and left the station whistling. Po-
lice work would be fun IL these kind OF
prisoners existed. The prisoner gave
the name of John Sheaty and was a
boilermaker by trade.
Reports have been coming to the
police station that a certain man Is
soliciting aid for something or other
with a paper signed by Mrs. Thorpe,
the police matron. The man is
fraud according to the information
given out by Mrs. Thorpe because she
claims she has signed no such paper
and she has seen no such man. At
two different places the man has OBJ
tanned goods and money on the
strength of the signature of Mrs
Thorpe. The police will 'git him II
he don't watch out"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21

In Augustus Hartje's suit against
his wife named a negro coachman.
That charge not only fell fiat, but
caused a revulsion of feeling on the
part of the public in behalf of the
wife.
Then Hartje brought in the name
of Thomas Nadine, another coach
man. He produced in court a huge
bunch of love letters which he as
serted his wife had written to Nadine.
She denied the authorship and Mad
inc testified for her.
In this suit Mrs. Hartje alleges her
husband had used his millions to buy
over Nadine. In her bill she says:
81 aver that Augustus Hartje has
sent agents to Europe for the purpose
of manufacturing false testimony
against me and that he corrupted
Thomas Nadine a witness in my be-
half. and procured him by the pay
ment of a large sum of money TO
leave this country and go to Ire
land
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
ELECTRIC ROAD PROPOSED.
To Connect BelIeviIIe With Hutchin-
son Is the Plan.

Belleville, Nov 21.-The secretary
of the Commercial club has
communication from some Hutchin-
son capitalists who have in view the
building of an electric railway from
Hutchinson to Bellevil1e, by way Of
Mcpherson, Salina, Minneapolis, Con-
cordia. Information is wanted rela-
tive to resources of this county and
tributary, together with information
as to any financial assistance that
might be offered. The local electric
lines have become very popular in the
eastern states as a means not only of
passenger traffic, but also for light
freight traffic, including cream and
produce.
If a north and south steam rail-
way is not soon built through this
country it certainly will be tapped by
an electric line. This may be the
very golden opportunity just ahead.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
HARTJE CASE REoPENED.
Woman Accuses Husband of Suborna-
ton of Perjury.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov 21-The
Hartje divorce fight has been re-
opened in Judge ]. S. Frazer's court
and the evidence at this trial promises
to be almost as sensational as that
produced at the former hearings of
the troubles of the millionaire paper
manufacturer and his wife. What the
result of this fight is to be is
problematical, but at present local
public sentiment is largely with the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Hartje, who won in the suit
filed against her by her husband, after
one of the most startling trials ever
held in the country, in which charges
of bribery were made right and left
now asks an absolute decree of di-
vorce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
CHECK TO SPECULATION.
Prices on Stock Market Have Been
Moving Too Fast.

New York Nov N-Contracting activity
in stocks and a wavering price movement
have indicated the waning of the specula-
tive campaign in progress since the early
summer and which eliminated with the
entry of large general buying of securities
after the election Prices have turned
downwards without any alteration of the
general conviction held in the financial
center of the improving tendency of bust
ness and industry and the strength of the
financial position to insure itscontinuance.
This conviction has not been considered
with the view that specula-
ton was overrInning itself. Heavy re-
alizing sales at the prices to which. stocks
had been pushed brought about reaction
The reaction is regarded as being due to
purely technical causes
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body and goes everywhere. but they
do it mighty we'll. One always hears
lovely things said about Mrs. Stubbs'
luncheons and things and the young
people In her set have grand times at
Miss Lenora'S.''
They say that when a girls mother
is her best chum it speaks well for
both the girl and the mother. I'D
rather talk to mother than to anybody
in the world" says Miss Lenora
Stubs. when I get home from any
place always have to talk it over with
mother
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senator Gettx WIN Contest.

Kansas City, Kan, Nov 21.-James
F.. Getty notified T. A. Milton yester-
day afternoon that he would file con-
test papers tomorrow in the probate
court of Wyandotte county, Kan, for
the seat in the state senate to which
he was elected on the face of the re-
turns. Mr.. Getty has asked Van B.
Prather, probate judge of Wyandotte
county, to set a date for taking the
dispositions of election judges and
clerks in the precincts where he as
serts Republican ballots were thrown
ont
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How are the folks down your way?
Yes, 1 noticed your county gave the
ticket a big majority. Come again.
Come to see me when 1 get to Topeka.
Glad to see you any time"
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good deal, too. and then there are
those three noisy. happy child-like chill
dren. The Stubs girls and boys would
give any house a lived-in look, even the
Governors House.
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lola Rrick Plant Burned.

lola, Nov 21-The LaHarpe Shale
and Brick plant, located east of La
Harpe. burned Yesterday with a loss
of about $4,000 There was no in
surance so the loss IS complete.
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WICHITA Is AWAKE.
Committee of is to Pull for State Fair
Appropriation.

Wichita, Nov. 21.-wichita wants
the state fair and Will make a deter
mined effort to get it. This much was
decided upon at a meeting of business
men with the officers Of Wichita and
Southwestern Fair association, held at
the Commercial club yesterday after
noon.
To push a movement to land the
fair a committee Of fifteen business
men will be appointed by President
Howard Case, of the Wichita and
Southwestern Fair association. The
appointment of the committee was au-
thorized by the meeting, but the MEM
bers will not be named for day or so.
as Mr.. Case has taken the appoint
ments under consideration.
Better establish the habit of saving