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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
Why You Should Send Your Child
to the Training School.

The Lincoln Manual Training
School at Fifteenth and Washing
ton streets is a very important in
stitution and no child should be
withheld from it when it is pcs
sible for such a one to attend.
This school will be the means of
solving the race problem in
Springfield. There you learn how
to repair shoes, how to make
clothes, how to wash and iron, how
to do homework and how to cook
Hair dressing is taught. All these
fine arts are given free Did you
ever hear of such beforeP Mr.. E
G. Hamilton, the principal, IS sac
riicing much time and pleasure to
make the school a success. He is
quite a genial young man ard will
be pleased to have you visit the
school and inspect IT. Start with
the year.
The main or principal reason
why you should attend this school
is the fact that you must learn
some kind of trade in order to
earn a living. Common Labor
is a thing of the past.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21

We have sent out number of
bills repeatedly and from a major
portion Of them there has been no
response. We desire to call your
attention TO the gross injustice of
such action. You contend that
you desire a good Colored paper
and you should pay for it. Espe.
cially you who are much in arrears.
Now Christmas and the first of the
year are approaching, so please
forward what you owe. Editor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
Must Pay the Cost.

In upholding the constitutional
ity of the Illinois riot-damage stat
ute, the United States supreme
court has again called the pablic's
attention to one of its important
duties. In the most emphatic
manner possible it has shown how
necessary in this country is the
preservation of the peace.
Springfield is hard hit by tie
decision. 1t means to this com
munity loss of many thousands
of dollars in what lawyers call
"smart money" But the infilc-
ton of the penalty will be lesson
worth every dime of its cost. II
will be many, many days before
citizens of Springfield will tolerate
the operations of another property
destroying band of rioters.
Hereafter, when irresponsibles
attempt to create a reign Of ter
ror in Springfield, soner minded
men will think on the probable
cost of permitting the mob to
have its head. Instead of staruing
by and watching the development
of the mob spirit, they will exer-
else themselves to check it. Having
INDUCED in the luxury Of looking
upon one mob s work and having
been compelled to foot the oil for
the spectacle, they will have no
curiosity to witness another per-
Torrance of this character Hi
nois State journal.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
Supreme Court Hits Riot in Fore
head.

The supreme court of the u. S.
has decided that the State is liable
for the loss of property during
riots. The case was taken mp from
Cook county in the famous 1881
riots and has been pending eor all
these years. This settles the case
and all cases under that heal.
Springfield people who lost prop
erty III the last riot will be re
imbursed and this decision Will
also be precedent.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
Hints on the Care of the Clothing

Hang your clothing in bright mot in the sum and
will troubled moths moth the dark places TO
deposit eggs where they will be immune from Never pack
clothes soed the spots decay the cloth and form diet
for the moth Dry clothes the shade and the coors will not
your clothes the that accmulates them works
cloth makes them stiff and unpleasant to the touch
should distribute the of mpedments they
everything pocket they make foolish bugng
folding handkerchief fold neatly and place the outside
pocket Hang clothes good sensible cohhangera
the but dressing brings its
and commands respect
We wish you Merry Christmas and have your clothes
cleaned and pressed by
THE WILLIS CLEANING CO.. La Rue Willis, Prop.
AIT N eth ST. Old Phone 5452
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
Winter Opening of Millinery
Goods.

Women s, Misses and Children s
Hats. All styles and shapes. Also
hair and American Hair Grower
for sale. Call and see them. Mrs
H. Tucker, BOG n. 18th street. New
phone 147S.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21

Politicians must not mistreat
the Negro so if he is to be moulded
into a good citizen.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21

The above the likeness of T. r. Thompson popular in
he engaged the task of talking Federal Casualty
prospect Mr. Thompson represents the only sick and
accident Central Illinois that deals fairly with all of its
policy holders.
A POLICY WITH THE FEDERAL CASUALTY COMPANY
is a safeguard against raiLy day.
Call and Mr. Thompson his office 223l2 South Fifth street
evidence the
dealings the Company represented by Mr. Thompson the many
benefits from his hands during the past
Old Phone 1868
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-21
HOME RESTAURANT

Lincoln, Ill
Our speciality is our Home Cook
ing We have opened business at
1922 E. Broadway St.,
and cater to the public. Special
attention given to visitors, parties
and banquets. Best Hot Coffee
and Home made Pies.
Regular Meals and Short Orders.
MISS +. HUMMER
MRS. LAMB w. COINS
Proprietors.
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THE ENTERPRISE MILLINERs

dE Elm Err hloG 11bbIH Gno
Your last chance to secure your
WINTER HAT
To be sold at cost. Don't lose
this opportunity to save money
on your winter Millinery. We
carry a full line of Hats and make
a speciality of
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS
MRS. NJ. L. ARK-THoMPsoN
and
MRS. J. B. 0SBY
1103 East Washington Street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
clTNs MONEY SQJAgDeRED
netntea 81 NJ waa craixirt the
cHssra~eni q gcsssn

lses fcN ia saumna cheys
- Bai she meiir iusp tol 4 tbr
ailr rhnas nas nr ihai tte
ptyHrisus were appolnica IS paililosi
pall ASA saHdpt leil csc dlrs eve Jon
ntghs pud hst me move % Ia
erase th,i5 numhtr IL merely
fchWuc tm mpayihe political drhts
Nto aaae by nf. nAid y Seann,H
lsciofu tlt Tweatieih Cputafy cab
~ SCanu~il. who had served un
me school bnatd was att me ouls
one 10 make severe criticism ct the
way Boston L. governed Coaftnas
iiuild az 40 cx.ciiy collector, Told of
hls knowledge Of pctnicloas evils Up
der The spells system he told q
Drunkenness and dishonesty, which
h. claimed MAS rife IN his department
Chairman Sullivan Of the finance
commission declared tina, inadequate
school accommodations backward
street conditions and either OWLS we're
duo q the fact that the cltys money
was being actually sqnanderod by
kecplng political htelers in Office
Several other speakers advocates
sweeping changes IN the manner OF
making appointments In municipal
and town governments.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
DEATH or GENERAL WEBB
Soldier, Instructor and Writer Came
From Old Fighting Stock

New York, Feb. IA. --General Alex
ander 8. Webb died at his home In
Riyerdaie He had been III most OF
the winter. but his condition did not
become critical until q few days ago.
Ills entire family waa az his bedside.
General Webb won distinction as q
soldier, an Instructor. ard a writer
The son Of colder and journalist,
General James webb. he was horn IN
Boston, Feb. Is. 1885. He was the
grandson of General Samuel h. Webb.
who was Puinam's and then Washing
tons aid, raised and commanded the
Third Connecticut Regiment In I777.
and finally succeeded Van steuben IA
the command Of the light infantry of
the army.
General Webb served in the United
States Army for fifteen years, and his
services during the Civil war were OF
a conspicuous and valuable character
He is survived by his wife, four
daughters. and son.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
WOULD MAKE MEN WORK


beaver. Frb ~ Womau GHae
IN Colorado docs ret Rcsn that q man
may VIZ around ard 90 pmhlng sc
eofdng 10 spcee6 made in lbp state
leeiraiafr ~ Mrs. AGNES Riddle.
,eprg sentative from Atngabae ara ~
hefg coaatics. Ia support d AZ tiht
hoUr law iof wuFklnc women
ii.s speech Vas - effective ibsi iht
ptll passed I'm aeeoaA radjnv Niih
tali zoe dissoa,ins vote
This las sboald b, baate De-
rlafrd Mfs RidaIs nod oniY 30 help
the WomeA sic age ,maiosta bat
10 help ft, u sns at-o 10 make the
men 80 30 errt W me cities the
women pnrs sch Ions hours aud ior
sach small paf lnnt tie employ hire
them iaslted 81 msa Tits RESULTS ia
tie woman ae tie Nark while ibe
man sits at tease and wears oai the
scat q BE Iaai The msu should 80
10 scfk ana me wome4 sias 80 home
and rats families
The nation needs mnihcrs, home
makers and ha1srSiYcs IN the city
where 50 Aaay gifis are employed,
many oi hem Rel married ana keep
right on working They afe thrown
into cnhtact with 100 many men ana
some uf them mud n man that they
lIkc better than their husband Then
comes a divorce Lct the women stay
at home and 90 their housework and
raise a whole flock OF children
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
MEXICAN TROOPS RETREAT
Forty Killed and Wounded In Fight
With Rebels at Muls,a

Maria, Tex, Feb - Delayed
adyices received here clear up sus-
ponse over Results u tho fighting be-
tween ingufrec,as and icderala around
Nulata Tho last word received told
n federal reyerses Ia an assault on
rebel lines az MaIata
News received here confirms the in
formation and adds that the federals
reirea,cd 10 Oinaga, their base OF
supplies The insurectos were un-
able TO check Luquc's retreat Their
supply Of ammunition was exhausted
The federal loss was forty Killed and
wounded The insurrecio loss was
one Killed and wounded throughout
the two days battle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
81. OGG,e6O.la

The above statement shows a
handsome gain In deposits aud de-
positors for the past year.
Our surplus and undivided profit
account is over per cent of the
assets which Is more than 2 per cent
above the amount required by law
IN paying per cent interest by
law.
There are no stockholders cou-
nected with tho institution. These
large surplus funds are held as Sc
curity for your deposit, and what
ever are the earnings above this
amount, derived from careful and
conservative banking methods, the.
belong to the deposltor
A deposit here is safe Invest
ment. You are entrusting our
money to the care of board of
trustees comnosed Of stronr and
experienced men.
All business strictly confidential,
OFFICERS.
John n. Woodfin. President.
Chas. T.. Ross, Vice President,
Ivor y. MacFarlane, Treasurer
John j. Murphy, Asst. Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
Elan G. Lewis, Levi q. Kingsley,
John N. Woodfin, Chas. II. Ross.
+. Otis. Henry l.. Clark,
u. WheeiAi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
EGGS BECAME BAD
WHILE IN STORAGE
Judgment Of $500 Is Paid
By Re'TlgaTa'Ing Concern

Hartford. Feb "a "a satisfaction
Of Judgment has been filed IN the
United states circuit court in the case
d r Berry q Sons Of Hartford
against the Eastern States Reirlger.
ating company Of Springfield. which Is
the famous case in which government
experts testimony and the courts de-
clslon established some rules by
which 10 determine when an egg is
bad
The Berry concern had stored eggs
with the Springfield company. and
wheu taken from storage they were
bad The case Was tried before Judge
Plat and Q Jury. and the verdict was
tor the plaintiff to recover $500, A
stay for sixty days was issued TO give
the defendant time 10 appeal, but the
refrIeeratIng concern has paid the
Indictment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

KILLED BY COAL GAS
Conclusion Of Chemists Who probeo
Twic1 CLOSER Mystery

Cumberland, Md, Fob. IA. THAT
Charles y. Twlgg and Grace Elosser,
The voting couple found dead in the
parlor of The Elnsscr home on Dec
81 Lass The eve u their wedding day
came to thsir end from carbon mon .
oxide lcasl rasl poisoning was The
conclusion d the chemists who tested
,ho bleed of the two victims. state
Attorney Rohb announced the result,
q the chemists analysis.
Heretofore The authorities have
maintained that tho pair met their
death b cyanide o. potassium. the
coroners jury returning verdict 70
lhat eject
Mr Robb saii that The tests were
made by he two chemists independ.
eally and thar their reports agreed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Al certain college II was the Gus.
tom 10 have the students write the fol.
lowing pledge al tie bottom Of their
examination papers. Il hereby certify
on my honor that | have neither given
nor received aid during this examlna-
ton
Soon after handing In his paper to
professor, noted for his sarcasm.
young fellow hurrledly entered the
classroom and said. Professor. for.
got to put the pledge on my paper"
Altogether unnecessary" replied the
teacher. II have Just finished looking
over Your paper. and feel sure that
you did not give nor receive aid"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
EDNA GOODRICH WINS
Referee Reports Tina, Actors Wife Ia
Entitled TO Divorce

New York. Feb 1.-THE referee
in the divorce suit OF Edna Goodrich :,
who Is Mrs. Nat Goodwin, has decided
in favor OF Miss Goodrich,
Counsel Roth said After the fling
of the referees report shall move
for an absolute divorce.
Mr.. Roth said that Miss Goodrich
made no request for alimcny Mr..
Goodwin, before his marriage. exc
cuted for Miss Goodrich deed Of gift
of one-haf interest in 81 600 600
worth OF property-bonds and Califor-
MIA real estate" added Roth ION
Mr.. Goodwins death all OF this for
tune goes TO Miss Goodrich. so, you
see, she IS well provided for, She Is
now obtaining an income OF approx
mately $50, 00o q year from her half
Of the 81 coo 600"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
England plans Reconstruction Of Ad
rinistration at an Early Date

London, Feb, LITTLE entire re-
construction Of the Irish administra-
lion at not remote date" was Au-
gustlne Bifelrs description Of the
governments proposals for home rule
given IN the house Of co.dmons.
Tic chief secretary for ireland was
replying 10 question regarding the
retention Of the vice presidency OF the
department Of agriculture and techni-
cal Instruction for Ireland
Vigorous Nationalist cheers greeted
The premise which was taken to indl'
cate the possibility OF Irish legislation
icing enacted earlier than has been
autlcinaied
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Easily Pleased.

A young Lithuanian called at the
marriage license office IN Chicago with
his bride recently. but n license was
refused on account Of the brides ten
der years, she being only fifteen. The
lover was erestfallen for "A few mo-
monts; then his face cleared, and he
left with the remark that he would
return shortly.
The clerk supposed that be would
show up with the brides parents. In
an hour be again presented himself
at the counter with another glrl.-
Metropolitan Magazine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
WILD MAN IN CUSTODY
has Probably Been Roaming Around
Fer Several Years

Chattanooga. Feb. "a ~ wld man
With halls more than a foot long and
ringer psiis crown 10 length OF two
inches. has been arrested and placed
IA the Marshall county lal
The maniac Is abog, 2s, and from
all laat can be learned regarding him.
te has been roaming Wild several
Years Several days ago D. attacked
. physician who was passing along q
public road
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
BAD "CATSUP" SEIZED
Thirty Barrels, Alleged TO Be With
out Tom atoes, Taken at Boston

Boston. Feb. lf.--On complaint OF
Drs. Rayuor and Adams and on In
formation filed in The United States
district court by District Attorney
French, federal officials seized thirty
barrels ten tons-Of tomato catsup,
alleged 10 contain no tomatoes. from
The Standard Grocery company.
II Is claimed To be adnlteratod with
fllhy. dccomposed and putrid animal
and vegetable substances, contrary tc
the pure food law and was sent by A.
G. Soper & Co Of i05 Hudson street.
New YORK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Secretary Of Masonic Lodge at Dos
ton Placed Under Arrest

Boston, Feb. IA. William o.
Wiley. until recently manager OF the
lordan- bnrnham Coat company, was
arrested last night on an indictment
warrant, charged with the larceny OF
$1,000 from the Henry Price lodge of
Masons, Of which he was secretary.
he was discharged from his posi-
lion IN the office Of the coal company
last Saturday. and while his accounts
there have not been found out OF or
der. Henry g Jordan. president Of the
company, declared last night tina. the
books are beng carfully oyorhauled
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
pioneer Republican Dead

frankfort. Ind. Feb. II John
W. Harrison, SO. the last Indiana
delegate 10 the Pittsburg convention,
which organized the Republican party,
died a, his home here He had the
record Of having voted for eighteen
Republican presidents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Aimapac. Wednesday, geh -
sua tltes--staT. sess tsao
Meon Fgses--s ~ D. ~
nigh wkteg-is IS o. m b. m
poFecasi 10 New England tiassi
TIED snd wkgtosf feliowed b sacw il
Interior ahs rain On me coas,. moe
crate s4si winds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

MaiegtcNn. y. y, Feb. lt.--csri
u Rohg, the bank elesk Who defauit.
"a With aboas $50 900 81 the funds or
To National unlon bark o; this city,
pieadcd guilty aud was sent to Eimsra
reiffmaiory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
csea, Drop In eoos

Chicago. Feb. ia break OF s 10
. cents a dozen 10 the price OF egg
during The last week has brought
vaiaes 70 the loves, level touched IN
febrHary IN msny years. Extra eggs
closei al u cruts a dozen. while sec.
cscs tFoaghi oa!y . 10 10 cents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
REBELS BURN A TOWN
rssry Man In Care Hay,ien Ia New
Under Arms

Caps Havilen, iayti. fcb u -
,oaries aho has returned from Trou
renotis that The toxin Of Oaanaudaih
f'aa beea completely harmed ~ the
tefoiuiianifts after setting IRE n
the town the tefulnlioaia;s aiihdgoa
70 Port valiirtes With arms and gap-
piles
uenctsl Uiilef Is row oneampcd AZ
rFoa Every man here Without e1cep-
ton a Andfr arms. The Consulate
ore cariHg TO- . uambtr ~ refugees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
spAnl,h le,,ern Frauc.

Madrid. Pee ~ a sensation aat
ssea eantod here by The discovery thm
irAaas haFe been committed ~ nv
'oliery companies oae oi the fraaas
Involves the sam of SEQ aao
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
lie Lsnsvs Lose. crInpen e.,a,.

London, feh. II. Ethel G.. ie-
Hpye the typis, Cor love a whom Dr.
y u Cflppen Slew his wife, los, Der
hshi iof tbs cHppeh estate when the
courts awarded 1t 10 Mrs. Theresa
Hum q BfDosiya, half-sis,eg q the
2eah woman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Used Bu,,onhook on jail Wall

Sacramento. Feb, a. BY means Of
bu;tonhook two prisoners In the city
jail tore hole through twenty inch
brick wall large enough for them to
crawl through and made their escape
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
eo,hsehild len si4s, 600 600

Vienna. Feb 1.-THE Ncue Freie
Presse figures that the estate OF
Baron Albcr, won Rothschiid. who has
jus, died here. Is worth sii5, 900 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Memphis. Feb u Those who sen
inioaicanis n Tennessee were a..
rlaHed lHellgihie 10 cilissnahip ID Tire
unlted States n a mliag annoaaeea
BIZ Federal Iadgc Mccall,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

she-seorss. dsAF. we've te~n ular
risd lnsl li.Frv n,usihs today.
!he bruie~Grv Sesgg' IL that al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
Rutland Nerm
Began Business Feb. /. 1882
seth Semi-Annual Statement
81 osg,dCof9
LIABILITIES.

Due 559l Depositors sl,92O,2G5.I4
surplus and Undivided
Profits l4G,39439
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16
TEST VOTE OH
RECIPROCITY
House Majority For In
mediate Consideration
PASSAGE SEEMS ASSURED

timas Iniifs oEpssitieh Ceres Frem
Rssstlissa Blce- caraess tNs o0iY
Mar g, uatt8k hgttttt Delegates
bcaisGi cassG,sn Agfssmeei--cani
as, vssntsfs 10 Tass silsp This
.sss IN rsyUF es IRE Measure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-16

Tea. seAaier says Nethina .sas Eesn
shosn &c inssliusts it--iiinesa Mar
Legally and Properly cnos.n Even
" Votes whish Arc Alleged to Have
Been Tainted Are Counted IN nis
Favor
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