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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
CALIFORNIA; RIGHTS.

President Roosevelt is now hot on
the trail on the California representa-
tives who passed a bill providing TO:
placing japanese in separate schools.
He is uedited with saying that the
passage Of such an act would be a
"wicked absurdity' and that he wor'G
have 10 test the act in the courts.
But whether or not the passage OF
such law by the state Of California
would stand in the courts, it is a
proper law. In cities like San Fran
cisco where there are thousands Of
japanese and Chinese, provision
should be made for separate schools.
Especially is this true since many Of
the japanese attending the public
schools are adults.
It is a law Of nature that the va
rious races Of the earth shall not in
termingIe. Wherever the experiment
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

has been tried It has been disastrous
to the higher race. AS a result we
have a prejudice against granting So
cial equality to those of another race,
The prejudice is we'll founded, Quite
naturally this prejudice causes oppo-
sition 10 the co-mingling of the races
in the public schools.
If It is impossible under the treaty
existing between the United States
and Japan for California to place
japanese in separate schools, then
the treaty is wrong Such treaty
should never have been made. The
contitution of the United States de-
clares hat the United States shall
guarantee to every state in the union
a republican form Of government and
shall protect each of them against
invasion. Powers not expressly re-
served for the general government
are left to the state and among these
come the administration of the pub
lie schools.
1t would seem that California has
a constitutional right to provide sep
arate schools for Japanese If it
TO do so. If it has this right
It should be protected in the enjoy
ment of the same.
President Roosevelts attitude TO-
wards California legislation indicates
an eagerness to please Japan. Why
not consider the people of the Pa
cific coast? Californians as we'll as
japanese have rights involved in the
present controversy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

The local morning paper is show
ing peculiar characteristics. 1t trav-
els a very tortuous path and when its
progress is blocked either reverses it.
self or goes into the ground. For po-
litical reasons it criticised Senator
Smith for favoring the armory bill.
Seeing it would not do to oppose a
measure that means an improvement
for the city the paper now declares in
favor of the bill, but continues to
hurl itself at those who are working
for its passage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

A good listener makes a delightful
wife.
The way to be safe is to never feel
secure-Burke.
can promise to be sincere, to be
impartial I cannot.-Goethe.
Our doubts are traitors and make
us lose the good we oft might win
by fearing to Observation-Disclosures.
Becoming dress does not depend
upon lavish expense, but upon goot
taste and knowledge.
Dress has a moral effect on the
conduct of mankind.-Sir Jonah
Darlington.
Hypocracy detest her as we may
and no mans hatred ever wronged
her yet, may claim this mer!s still,
that she admits the worth of what
she mlmics with such care.-Cowper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
OVERTAKEN.

A wizened little man charged his
wife with cruel and abusive treat
ment. His better half, or IN this case
better two-thirds. was big, square
jawed woman with determined
eye.
The judge listened to the PLAINTIFF
recital of wrongs with interest.
"Where did you meet this woman
who, according to your story has
treated you so dreadfully?" his hon
or asked.
"Well, Judge" replied the little
man. making a brave attempt to
glare defiantly at his wife, 81 never
did meet her. She just kind of over
took me."-Everybodys Magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
WHEN TOWER LOOMED.

It was while Charlemange Tower
was Ambassador to Russia that a New
York City newspaper spread itself
upon a fete held at st. Petersburg. A
green copy-reader produced this re-
suit.
" As pleasing to the eye as was al
this decoration there was additional
pleasure in the sight, as one stood al
the head Of the Prospekt Nevska, Of
Charlemagne Tower. brilliantly Hum
mated, looming grand and imposing
against the winter sky."-Qn Success
Magazine.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
THE COLD WORLD.

A cold world, but gold world
and the best old world we've
got.
To laugh and be contented and be
happy with your lot.
A cold world, but a bold world when
the heart is beating right,
When the hands have done their
duty,
And the eyes find hidden beauty
In the sweet and simple valleys and
hills that lead to light.
A cold world, but gold world, and
the best old world we know.
50 deck the lips with laughter and
forget about your woe.
A cold world, but whole world OF
blessings in disguise
When we take its paths Of gleam-
ing
TO the golden shores Of dreaming
The violets in the meadows and the
sunshine in the skies
Baltimore Sun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
- q q FOR
-. -. -. RHEUNiATlS

Rheumatism is caused by an excess acid in the blood which
gradually gets the circulation because OF indigestion constipation weak
irregularities of the which sometimes
considered of importance This acid inaned and ta
condition of the blood and the circulation instead noushng the
body deposits the muscles tissues
and joints the irritating painoducng acid with which filed m Rq
thorough cleansing the blood and this IS
does goes down into the circulation and by neutral
ng the acid and driving it from the blood eectuay and surely
strengthens nvgotes the blood that
instead Off weak stream causing pain and agony ohou the I
invgorang nourhing fluid furnishing health and
vgor every part the body and relieving the suffering caused by this
s. being purely vegetable blood purifier is the surest and
Rheumatism Book Rheumatism
any advice desired sent free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

a half dollar or a quartah to fall on
a red plush cushion widout maxim
any noise; nickel will ring a small
bell distlnctually heard by de congre-
gashun, an a suspendah button, my
breddern and sistern, will fiah off a
pistol. Yo' will govern yo'selves ac-
cording. Let de election now per-
cede. Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

In his fight with the legislature
over the raising of salaries Governor
Chamberlain will win again as usual.
The people are with him in the stand
he has taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

DO you think that most people
nowadays worship money!"
"No. | won't go as far as that, "
answered the homegrown philoso-
pher "but l will say that the love
of money is seldom platonlc.-Phil-
adelphIa Ledger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

"A boys conscience says Phila-
delphia teacher, "is never stimulated
by a spanking" Well, that's not
where he's spanked.-Cleveland Lead
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
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SUCCESS.

The art of wooing fortune
Is not so hard 10 learn;
, Ii simply means keep toiling
While the light holds out to
burn
, And let no fell reverses
Fer throw you. off the track,
Still clinging fast to courage,
. Whatever else you lack.
The art of wooing fortune,
. Ii gold you seek, or fame
. For either one or other
. The rules are quite the
0 same
. But means to fix undaunted
. Your eyes upon the goal
. And hustle, hustle, hustle,
. With all your heart and soul!
. Birmingham Age-Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

Those woolen mill bonds will soon
be entirely taken. Those desiring
them should apply at once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16
gists.
4 Farewell Party.

The first party which the seniors
farewell party given last night by
them at the home of Mr.. d. J. Nc
Gee in honor of Miss Sybil Wooley,
who is soon To leave the class and
make her home in Denton. The party
was a surprise for Miss Sybil from
her classmates and teachers.
The dining room and parlor were
tastefully decorated in ferns and ro-
SEES by the girls of the class and AL
leen MCGEE. with whom Sybil was
to spend the night. At $50 the class
came in body and were greeted at
the door by Mr. and Mrs. Niece.
Games. music and songs, parlor
magic and forty-two We're enjoyed
during the evening by a very merry
crowd of boys and giras rendered all
the merrier by the football game
with Ennis yesterday and the sur
prise OF the night Light refresh
ments Of punch and waters were
served the guests during the evening
by the hostess. At - o'clock the
guests gathered about the piano and
sang Aud Lang Syne' and School
days" in honor of our classmate and
friend Miss Wooley is one of the
most popular of the younger set and
She will be missed by all, but we
each and every one wish Sybil much
happiness in her new home and eX-
press the wish that she may never
forget a single member of the class
of 1910. A GUEST.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16
Magazine Club.

Questions for Current Events and
Magazine Club. Thursday. October
u:
Answer roll call with Current
Events.
Woman yesterday and to-
day Mrs. George Wilson.
Paper-The woman of the bible,
Mrs. +. Brady.
The Women of Homer, Chautau-
qua Magazine, March, 1897. tFound
at LibraryD
The Women of Tennyson, Chau-
tauqua, August 1896
Questions for the class. What po-
sition did woman hold in the early
centuries of the World History?
Is the statement true that the at
titude of the world toward women in
those early days, had its origin in
bilical law?
When was the first change in
woman's position in America first
manifested
What produced it?
Had she an important part in the
making of our history prior to the
Civil War?
MRS. WATSON, Leader.
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She Was Pleasantly Surprised.

Miss II. E. Bell, Wausau, Wis,
writes: Before l commenced to
take Foley's Kidney Pills l had Sc
we're pains in my back, could not
sleep and was greatly troubled with
headache. The first few doses of
Foley's Kidney Pills gave me relief
and two bottles cured me. The quick
rsults surprised me, and ! can hon
estly recommend them Sold by
r. W. Fcaris. d
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LOCAL NJ VS.



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NoiSeaoie "cNaiplil mas returned
from a visit to Oklahoma City.
"u' youi pumps i'oni D NfenN
w. All Ainus' f'ioes way uoNn' Il
oysters, oysters, oysters-the Seal
9"ip' N'i'"' ct IL ~ NS0uh' maj net
mat fresh homemade candies and
'"i'eu peanuts are tine DIT H"'i''i
Jun" 70
Have you tried those canned string
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soou' %
"hen you need plumoer' call
ounAieS, Win - o'ohA w. DOM
"oe'
can at II. n. Nycum $ market for
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~ NC "''u
There Is something you need and
you can get 1t at cost now at the
Racket store 10y
Another shipment OF vegetables
squash, egg plant rhuparD, ETC.
Just IN at early S. Of
Jake Mincer. who is buying cotton
lin North Texas, came in last night
to visit his family.
phone vonr ;co cream orders 70
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Notice 20 Record Subscribers.

NJ. E. Kidd is now agent Tor the
Fort Worth Record ana all subscrip-
ton money subsequent to October
should be paid TO him. Mr.. Kidd de-
hvers the Record to any part Of the
city. daily and Sunday. and guaran-
lees prompt delivery. Ct
G. w. BAILEY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16

Calvin Anthony aud Ada smother
man
Charlie Davis and Annie Helms.
G. r. Mcdlen and Rolna Rocket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16
The Death Roll.

Mrs. F. NJ Reed, age 81 years.
Crisp. September IS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16

Bulbs OF Gala, Easter, and Chin
ese Lilies, Narcissus, Hyacinths,
OXalis and Freescias, now here.
Bird Forrest. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16

Questions for Current Events and
Magazine Club, Thursday, October
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-16

Also Nervous Headache, travellers
Headache and aches from Gr'
Stomach Troubles or Female trCu-
bles. Try Capudine-it's liquid--ef-
fects Immediately Sold by drug
gists. alt
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rms TENrtis ot JUSTICE q
zee ~.As
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
nnb. rrhfrrte ssrtehebrifter.

SOB" uSfcrte SeItebeoriiter, Ser mco
8ette repreS bnuSt Geroers itsfte,
bnormeo ~ariiteuSom. SribeS % GtuiIis
idtiru hIep reoSet OF er beouret I'll Senr
9og, iife blot for Soeriae. men for Reris
ncIfeIrqtcn. @ilitnp GooIfs mdrielioc
GeriouIiabco og Siitorie CT IGreris. oris
ienbe. bnrneRoe OF iuipirerriroc | bei
@r0o. Sen er oliau iortrtrIt9 ififtct
til. unoer Dor fnrIise Stilirp Der | anrs
rita obcrfor Ben af Seiutterrre itpncoe Ii
Itiae. magtlbitue OF | ale bore SorboIo
tuoiuipeube o. iuotrGueertbe Yarctiric
- itiftet iii at bRfle oS np til OF trrfe
os ONT oa i1iSere StinireeH 90 at uofsrc
| @iiitap AooIfs aanS GrIigt, mpoigt %
maroiat. bpuo SurboIoerc trGper at os
ion 9roteitauter on dniodrIise 8orgere
al bette 2drto, idadt life bore opreite ars
ueSele, Iano Sribeo % SroteitdHtienie OF
oermeo lamb Sulhnr, igieu ItdI blibe
hlet al bin msrtetS Rdgt | Sorgttug
mco 9tnens andre coeIrQpeuSe &rrfter.
Spcri9ttcI'eu al Srprsls "@uitab
Hoolf" til 3orif or uofsrt al en- Nipslrs
iipdr i Rorse. SuSIeSHin9eu paa 10 Sis
Ser al Rrof, DR.. 8. q. Stub. or ct Hart.
bormt os beiit o~rroihiIbt 8ibung. llos
giperen, Raitoitr g. Serier, bar Ifrepet
BET Bouorb. bporaf Der er eiapipet ct
llSbraq, iGnnt &npttel 81 90 38, Der be-
bGrSIer Srebtuennrstrisens SlituiIg %
6ruater idmt Zen tatoIiie Sdre" BET
I ameritd. - Sermeb barre Sogen ons
beialet. Rantte ole I9ie ocnl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
Sra sreer, Tlinmeiuta.

Deb Oct iarr.ne iee ierESer iito for en-
nh aar9ane al "9ecorabsS Soften, bill
iee faa COB at tribe noaIe Sro, iiben Jog
albrig bsrer noeet fra benpe 8art, Set
er, ion SoIf ifitIbe Iiege I Sndle.
Oct er life SiIfelSet. for DC fan rsre baas
De grure oa Ben ga mi bar on Slnt
pna bernie Soutn1cr, os ben bar rigtie
soS, for Snrmerne Bar badoe &iehlcr og
2aber fuISe, iaa at bet bar peret ct
rietigt aroraar, oe ale fer gInoe oe fors
ngiet no. Sbao geir % Blind aft9nar,
bar hi babt en- rigtig FIN Ssit, idd bet
er iom bd Ri bar / @amIelanoet gi bar
Der SbtnSeforenirger oe II iamnen en-
Sang | Woaneber, o9 llpgbomren bar
fine Observation-Disclosures. Sioite Senong
baboe De Rsbe, o9 Ser a fuIbt Gus,
iad DC 9isr BET rigti9 soot. Rblis bar be
fiebt ell itor 2pIetroue til @rten, os bet
Ipnes reg er goot 9iurt. ga, ntaatte Sers
rem bore nleo oor lIraoum ns oeliigne
benr. StIilut en- benIig Silsrir9 til ale
gemer o9 betienbte ina
en- Sarmertorte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

-Gecprats Toiten@ bar fsr braet &c.
ifcS ON SnSpiclien al aIbipn Renigbeos
airfe, Haitor 6. g. Sborirers Sab.
glan fsIte fig aIereee ben Sang cns
trent bis pad, at BET enpeIise Spaier piIs
Be piIe, at 3irien fob eierreiit eieIcfri.
Serfor betaItes Yreitsrres 8eiisiegiis
ter at gpneefonoct iitecetior, iom bans
Zig, at SfSpieIiesofferet. furat bette
rrsrt fnrbe fiGnfes til belARSiqe gies
meb. Sen 24Sc Rcrsr5er boIot Ytes
uigbeSen fit aar&msce. geS BEN anlcSs
ning siemnemsif man ianpcI 5ltbilrips
tiorrsIiiterns, fom be betnlte Megnnper,
Ser beIe6 Jig til omtrs1rt $4,000. en- bel
Sci frit arbeioe bar al iauuIipe Ies
nigbeogIemntcr uSfcrt, irrlNt | set ito
ne ~"Saiement". Sette biIoe fpitet Ell
tor Sunt. bniS mdn fuIoe bnne leiet
Solf til at aiere BET. &an oct @is er
en- at Sc iterite % bebff nSitbrsoe 9anhss
tirfer reift ieien "af Grriet" efter @rs
tebrdnSen, oe Rcniebeneu I'm, fom So
rdcIiterne forouur, eIrbe TIC oper. at oct
iioite SenrpcS SerIigheo blco itsrre cnb
Oct forbes. ga 8irtcr bar p%oerSragen
OF aItiua uobetaIt. befdrSteS ser at pre
S4s5 | 3crrtauter ion Soerfih Settle
cr bel cit iieIcen grfarin8 urSer Cpfss
reIIen al 9irtebuie. SubFripttmistomis
teen baoSe beitrGbt fie ciser at tcrrme
iou 6sit Iom muIia. % SpSrirpstomis
teen baboe Iogt gino paa of eoa fou
praftif og ssorrurif tilrrrts, iom bet
loo ig aisre, itben at fprringc gnnins
gems l~lsiecnbe, SoIibitet og @erci. 9ers
for bIcp gieiultatet iaa gIGOeIiet opers
mlfenoe. Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
@i9oeIis Sui.

Ser er formoSerflig irtet Siem | Ben
bibt uSitratte norite 2rietreos, bois
Sino o. Santer | bisie Gage life boosos
iagelig befj9ftipes meo SorbcreSeIicr
til aarets itsrite Set og Sriterbebets
itsrite Seitio. Set ifrIoe here mprs
iomt, ON ri funSe blot for ct gieblif
title ino % ie bisie SorbereoeIier; og
mar hi t9nfer paa BE triinSe Siem"
neo al Seres WdngfoIoigbeo az 9ebRs
aelie % 2ip, iau fan bi uRiten life INT
eertrptteg uitet ON at maatte ie bette 2to,
at fienbe bets Sorger iaa bel Tom bets
@lGber. bets Saab iaa bel Tom bets
StuffeIier. Meu bet funoe bog life biGIs
be no9et elIer tiene til uoeet. Srgcn fan
b9re en- duoers gsrbe / nirteIi9 Surs
itnno; % inpen turbe bel beIer tnnIe
at belle en- anSerrs 8IGoer % Setpmrins
Ger, Sd Der al en- biz Stpuer er npoelt
til enbner BET pasienoe Raal al be9ee.
Set or bog roeet mrrfeligt, mon fam nGs
item iige SiSunSerIi9t peb Serwe Sante
at mauite paa en- % famine Stlrb Ras
Iioner o. after giaioner | ale Sele at
Seroer LATER % tGuter Retop poa Jams
me Ting.
Ser er indleoes inbttet ct &aarb, Tom
ON BET eno life fan fees meb eecnrli9t
gle bog bar en- 8irteligbeo % Dor life
pGre uoeu getpouing. Set er Rutioens
Civilization ueo Si9Ip df ute SpfnoeIs
Yer iom gier bette muIigt. Ser er tII9en
Sgtte paa BEN oiIoeite os rsgsite grGs
RE, Der M fan iiges at nore ensIis os
forIaot; ale SRm er 9eo at oct fore
SeIe; BET er life alene en- gpeo, ct Setts
Iement eler IN gp. Der banner ct Sdns
funn. Set er life euqrle en- Strt eIler
en- @ation. men BET er belle Nemleifes
iIagten, Der MI mere o9 mere toumer
iii at fele itp iom erheo.
Som Ri itadr pna aarosu al oct snzris
Ie War, iom inort or foriolntSet. az pnn
SGrftelen at oct mpc, ion iuit ffnl in6s
trade, oil iee ~iiIenife gIaSets Soi og
ole bets 9Giere en- elGodie SrI % ct
ecot Rptdar, mss Sdf for bet irInone
os meo De bebite 2rfcr ON sptte OF
Sremeaus I bet f~iItomuenoe nae Garl
u. y. 8emme,
Aeuneth, Rifm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
NJ @istisbeo for Sarmere,

Eriien paa DC 5ibrer, boordf Bin.
Oebpsiing iabriferes, bar oltto pGrct
mere eIler minore iluftiereuoe, buor.
FOR Sabrifnnterne ! 9eitenmelien al
line Eriier Tom Regel bar iegt al
trGfie en- rtmeIig Wih0eluei melen
oisie @ariationer. af % iii bar man
ogioa giort betpoelise 6o~rouortnger
/ Spsihtgpriierue. mar Raamnteria.
Ierne bar gdaet ret meget 6en n Ell,
Ter onoen Bel. Sndr bar ser ioale'
oes pRret fore 5orarbrtnger | Yri.
fem paa bisie 8arer, men tun De al
Sisie, Der en- iabrifereoe al Siidl. geo
W1ai Raaneos gerpuoelie ipntes
Rorfeoet at ppre uormalt, % Der
bar intet iom furOe antpoe, at Siial
bperfen oiIoe itigc eIer iaIoe ! Bris,
men iu0en ell llge ~opoogeoes pluoie'
lia, at ct Corner" par bleoeu ban.
net | Sisie Sibrer. aoeliua Wton'
tes, en- Of De itsrite Siberbmolere !
gucatun, hap6e inoeu Wsibter al gsai
fifret Tia Sc fem SietteoeIe al Den Der.
n9ren6e SiiaI og 9riien blep berpeo
Ifrlet op 20 9rpeeiit.
gaa iamme Si0 banSe Ianila, en-
beSre oa itprfere 6iber, Ser ieSuau.
liauis foiter mere emo Siinl, bolot i'm
aIminSelige gris. Snocn Septem.
Der bapoe Stigniueen | Eriien paa
Siial bragt BET Serber, of Runila FOR
Susiing al "Stanboro" 29neoe fun.
Se fisbes lieeina biaigt iom SiIaI.
SapSe Der life p9ret spet ct Srpf al
opennppnte art. piloe Griien pad
beu fiSItnRpute Gibre uoen SpiI Doe.
ref meget luoere.
girtuingerne at bette Corner" !
SiiaI laSer rid MI tilipne ! De Sps.
iiugpriier. Tom pil blipe s~i9IeenSe !
npite S9iou. Set er iiftert, at gta'
Mia, Der pda 9runo al line lange
6ibre og itsrre Stprfe fan fabriferes
/ Spsiing fra $50. 600 % $50 300
til guuoet bill blipe biaigere doo 'or
500 emo ~Stmnaro". Der er iabrtie'
ret SiiaI os life fan sisreS oper 800
600 til Eunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

Spsresmnol, Der nufortiben bar prrct
notiad meeet unoebateret boace bienare
og noe =. 90 set er meo SiIfreosbeo,
at hi npterer ben neiten forbanieroe
SnmitemnigbeS os Sapalitet. Der unSer
Sorbanolirperue er Tonne for 0agen
fra albiuns Conner | ole Verbersoeie.
2anSet meb bet "tiiirSe slars Siitps
RE" bar after bGret meS at Isie not ct
Sroblem. SorirSen ielpe Storbritamien
n9 SrtarS bar A andre itprre brittle
SanSe bentonitreret fur @sroel at be
ffaar eniss ps iammen unoer "The flag
that braved the battle, and the breeze
a Thousand Years." 0ear WfcSle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
Oct er al tor @iatiaheS for enhper

Sarmer at ~ioritoa Siuiationeu.
Mnnee al Sem er bIeoue iaa pante
meo at BRYCE "Stouoaro", at Be
upie maa iGttc iig mo / Sugen FOR
DC fan fatte, at ct Rsite beitaoenoe
al $50 500 g%inoebpsiing | girfeIis.
beSen bill foite Dem minore pr. 500
nGite Sommer, emo Ct Rsite al 500
300 "Stanoaro" iabriferet al Siial.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

Gaar De Friper til dperfe,
reube, iaa uer iaa penlis at
mebDeIe. at Se ida oeres
GperiisismeIt / -Secorabs Boz
ften-. Oct iifrsr Dem ben
beSite gebannIing-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

Buttons Business College. Fergus Falls, MINI,
CT ben eBthe Stole / &trhs6, Der aardHte rrt en- ETH
ling o. labor eig bgbuibe btHs 2eHss in Stl Du iaar en-.
Sitip citer BettuafIicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
eulap assIf % DECENTRALIZATION. y!

DR.. anoers Srprea. g9es SnbIeSuirs
az Yroi. DR.. 8. O. Shib os giaeoe
al @uitno aSoIf os ard O~genfiernd.
ESQ Cher. ilogipeu al Raitpr e.
SEMEN. Seeaer, y. Dat. Yrs tnSs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-05
WILL Be MISSED HERE
Resignation of Chalmers
Hadley Is a Loss to
Lake County.
(special to THE T1MEa)

whiting Ind. Oct. 5.-The resigna-
ton of Chalmers Hadley as secretary
and state organizer of the Indiana
state library commission is felt ex-
tremely by Librarians in this district.
Indiana sustains serious loss
through Mr.. Hadley's resignation, for
he has been an active influence not
only in commission work but in all
library activities. He is well known
in this locality as he assisted in the
organization of the Hammond Whit
ing. Crown Point and Gary Libraries
and has also been working with the
people of East Chicago in the starting
OF the library movement in that city.
His resignation was due to the fact
that he was elected to the position OF
secretary of the American Library as
ISOLATION. which now has its headouart-
ers in Chicago. at the Breton Woods
conference.
Carl Fl. Milan has succeeded Mr.. Had
ley as secretary and state organizer OF
the Indiana library commission.
Just as Mr.. Hadley had this new
honor conferred upon him, he is aboui
to get new laurels. for he is now be-
ing mentioned as secretary OF the Wis
eonsin state free library commission
at Madison as successor to Henry f
Legler. who was last week appointed
librarian of the Chicago public library