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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Soet ri anoetiteos / bette Rum.
mer efter oGnnmarf 5tatue Sioen.
be" optnger fsrite anitteringsliite
oper 8iOrag til Statlie Jonoet, oil
Ri benitide til bore 9eiere at gioe
oeres giorng til oenne Sag. Sffe
iaaoan at f%orItaa, at oi amer ga
gen for at bore iaa 6etponingsfuIo
iom mango andre Eager. Men =
Do MI en- iaa0an Snoinmling er lat
| @ang al og blonOt Eanif.ameri.
fanerp, iaa ier Ri noget itsnt | at
bore meO iii poa ben Maaoe of
laoe 5porelanoet f%oritna, at pi
minoes bet og paaif6nner, bpao bet
bar oRret for os. Gesuoen en- oa.
iaa bette 5oretagenoe ct giOraa til
bet pgrobDeningsorbeioe" melem
cs og 5porelnnoet, iom ina oite bar
pRret omtalt. Won benter ! Reg.
len lite fore giorng, men 81 eGer
Doc, Tom enbper iefp fpnes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Sftoberofferet.

SlloVtio1tttl.
2ette 0fier er 10 M blepen FRA.
oition blanot os. Com 81 ale beo,
er BET ct aorIiat 1afiigeliesoffer
ior oeu tore Roa6e. at Serren feie.
De bet aoifilote inmmen - gHoro.
firfen~ og p9lniriamiunoet~ : til
bpao Ser MI beooer: Zen foreneoe
onnife eu. Luther. airfe I gmerifn".
500 fan gIemme Be unoerliee
Septem6er. % 0ftober0oge | Min.
neapolis / 1862 500 fan glemme
BET bsitioeIige 9ieblif. % airfefor.
inmIinoen itonenoe lang Buffers
SelteiaIme:
Cor @uo ban er ioa iait en-
Borg.
Sao mango, iom bar meo peS
bette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, maa
pit iige: vi oil for iteoie minoes
bette 9isOe meo opb SofnemmeIie.
5eo og @l9oe i pore Sierter.
Nen M er 10 aar lagt bag oeo
os iiocn, og nnoerIig bar 0erren i
bette liosrum ueliignet baaoe port
Sano meO tor 5rustbar6eo og Dor
airfe meb rig nnnbeIig geIiigneIie.
Gar BET. at 0erren tit bsiet bore
0ierter til eet / ct airfeiamfuno,
en @runO ben Sang til at brinae
BAN ct tort Snfoifer pan portSom.
iunos Snore Nisiions gIter, iaa er
Der M eiter iaa mango aars 5or.
lob, mango ilere @runoe til at tort.
I9tte meo bette 3nfiigsIiesoifer til
port Samiunos Snore Nisjion; tbi
mango Geliignelier bar &erren pei.
iignet os meo iioen De Gage, baa6e
] De lofnIe Menig6eopr, iom Gam.
ilino 6etragtet % noe pnn 6eonin.
gemurfen.
Sa0 % / Mar bringe Serren ben
/. Ssnoagi Gftober ct tort
offer til port Snmimos Sn6re
Missions aasie, oaion al oen iareg.
ne @runo, at aasien for naroqren.
De er tom, oe Der er, itillet 6etpoe.
lige Strap til Den.
9'eo 9lGoe ien6er ies oenne 0p.
fororing no ooer belle Somiunoet.
Der par en- Gang for en- Eel
anr Iioen en- Gag en- goo Ben Of
mig, Der iagoe: Bait. Gbriitinnien,
bliper on life trpt al itaoie oGf at
ien6e Opraab no til Golf ON Ben.
&c til ale bore SnmfunOsin1er?"
Sort iagoe leg til BAN: On mener
@nos aiee". Son ibareoe, ia.
nntirlieois"
giOere iuare0e ieg: nglibe trpt
al at giDe 5olt anIeOning til at al.
be Of BET, Serren ieIo bnr eipet Sem,
mel 8rooerl BET bliber ieg life trrt
al; tbi oct betp6er afilog / min
ariitenoom eIer 5iIboeesane; men
bet at gioe iteoie mere til Serrens
Gag oe ran6e og ifribe bsiere Der.
ON, 9rooer, Def betpOer Gremaana;l
giDer, iaa ifaI eOer gioes". Ga
gnaar Ri eere oct gooe, 6n laoer
os life bline trntte; tbi hi ifol bsIte
| i'm lib, laurent hi life forage"
On from, elifeIie 5pifer bar oe6
en- 9eiIisbeo inet: 81 SpIfere, Di
tr9nger til ire OmbenoeIier: en
8ierneomben6elie, en- Sierteomben.
og en- Benaepungsompen6elie,
fommer Cubs Riee til os oa
peo os no | geroen; tbi inn bIiper
Spsrssmaalet nlorig Spor liot fan
81 Hippo meo til Cubs aiae2 ysei,
men iaa refer fig SpsresmaaIet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
SamfunOet Og Husoriffe.

Ger er mango Somfunosproble.
mer. iom letter belle stater og ga.
tioner i 9eopgeIie. % iom 6eitan.
Big iDnes lise Iangt ira Oeres 9ss-
ming.
9lnnot Oisie er SpsrgsmaaIet ON
9rngen eaer life 9ruaen al bern.
ienoe 8riffe.
Staten Moine bar MI / ct balpt
garbunOre0e eaer neiten 10 5lnat-
leo baft 6orbu0 moo Solg al be.
ruienoe 9riffe, men gefoIfningen
er fife tilfreos.
Sagen er after benitillet til 9pI-
gernes aigsreIie, % Stemmerne er
faloen for og imoo; men 9rieerel.
len ligger enonu, mems bette ifripes,
I 9Ggt faalen.
6oor0nn fan oct bog 5pnge lam.
men eler iorboIoe iig, at man life
fan naan til en- tilfre0sitiIIenoe 9es.
ming al bette 9roblem?
@i funOe mooife nof gioe ct gan.
tie fort Sunr poo Bette Spergs.
maal, men Lao os fsrit minSe ON,
bpor Di0t Ser er nogenIunoe enia-
beo.
Get in0remmes olminoeliat, at
Rusorifs8 rofiffen oiite6fommer
umaaoeIie megeneIen6iebeo i Gam
funoet.
Rangt et prpgtigt Menneife %
ligeioo mangt ct 6bggeligt Stem
: eaer Stem. iom funoe Dpre bpa.
gelige - sOel9gges peo oenne IRA.
fif.
Oct inorsmmes oginn aIminoeIigt.
at Der er Renneifer, iom life er I
Stan6 iii ielp at boloe Maaoe meo
9rugen al Rusorif.
0erfor er man ogioo ina goot
ION oOer belle ben eioiliiere6e Der
ben enig ON, at Gus0riftrafiffen
mac fontroleres.
Den bDoroan man fontrolerer,
iaa ueo6liUer Nisbrugen at felge
9rugen, og Srafiffen ifnber Glen.
oigbeo / Samfunoet iom altio.
Soa Iiseiom aleronoer ben
Store. ou ban itoo oper for Den
nlsielige gOrOiife anuoe, reiolut
5ug8eoe Den ooer : err Ser nogle,
JON bar funOet paa at bugge oenne
oper.
Get er aibolOsDennerne, grobi.
bitionilterne.
0aar oct nu bar pit Jig os irem-
oeles bier Jig nae 9sgne, at Era.
fiffen life fan fontroIeres, bDorfor
iaa life afifnffe, forbpOe Senl
Ter gsres tore Zine = forbDOe
grugen of CUBS @aberl inoIfrpn.
fe 5oIfs 5ribeol foreifripe Renne.
ifer, bDaO De maa ipiie os oriffel
Saa iaste. Gag MRrfe til, at
SIass a~ontrolerins er en-
5noifrGnfnine al oisie Renneiters
ODerbobeoet letter life aIene@nos
aop, men ogiaa borseliee 2oue
Strnnter for 5ribeOen.
Get mnn abiolut npre ale gooe
eoogiberes Cpgape of iatte Sfran.
fer for, brad Der oil bringe ulpffe
og eIenoigbeo oner Samfunoet os
bets enfelte Neofemmer.
SDorfor Iaa life iuif busge ben
3oroiife anuoe oper peo at for.
5poe baaoe 9ilpirfnins Of oe Gan.
bel meo Nusorif2
aommer 9opsipningen noeen ion
1nr me6 It iaooant 5orbuo9 Be
-sper bet nogen ct nsopenoigt 90.
be9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

og BET par bans og bans Suitrus
9eitemmelie at reiie ira england ei.
fer amerifa Den y. os., ioa ban
mart fan pentes biem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
MisiiOnen paa Neiu 3eaIanO
OF | Nnitralien

Get bar "a goot at bere, at Rait.
u. NJ. anoerien bar ct goot OrO
ior ben nem.5eolanOife % allitrnli-
ife Mission. Zen Sanfe, at ri ifnI.
be prone, ON Ri funoe arbeioe bore
9anosmuno Der opre inc / Den en-.
geliftalenoe lutberife girfiombeo, y
tiltaIer mig let life, men oct OPP
muntrer, at ban Dog %enifer, at no.
get bIiner eiort for Dem.
Raar Rnit. u. mener, at 4ars.
meoet i Blair bar meo ben ontalte
9eilutnina Ia9t Sngen ben til bort
airferno0. at oct ifuloe 6anole hi.
Oere / Den, "a tnoer ban utoipliomt
fell Oeri. 9eitemmelien fan life for.
toIfes i%ooIeoes. / bpert Sab fan
ieg oct life. % bpaO mere er: q r.
fernabe CT or toar Den bel.
Ter life pon 0en Wnaoe.
Soorira ieg oeO Oet2 So, bsr MI.
Gn Sio eiter airfernaoets iioIteNe.
De / Council 9Iufis fort efter anrs.
meoet trpffer ieg eet Of Raooets
ReOlemmer. Seq er Ga ioo fri at
iperge: geban6leoe airferoa6et ben
nem.5eaIanoife og nuitralife mis-.
lion pon ii Me0c ! Council 9Iufis2.
Sonret le0: Neil = Or oct
a~irferaabets Opfnttelie nf 5ngen,
at anrsmebets 9eilutning logger
Sen Misiion ben til oct at iere 6en
frem? Snnret lso: Rel BET er 6et
iffel Sra ben Sioe cores ianIe.
Ses intet.
Nei. ben Sag er ifiibbet no I
2etbe.
GIt bette er 10 betIaoeligt. Men
Lao mig meo BET iamme iortpae, at
i 0onmarf er Der f9rIige Sierter, |
iom tPnfer pno ben neip.5ealnnoife
og auitraIife Nisiion. Sra ben for.
eneoe airfes t~rofnite Gen gaitor
5rimoot.N saer i aarbus fit ies
grep miot | aueult, bnori Sagen
omtnIes.
San iortRIer, at ben bor pprei
orsfiet | Zen inore Misiions ge.
itprelie, oe at Den bar peoto9et life
at bile itette Ben Wisiion. 90 ga.
itor 6. Roe / Sfanoerup, iom me6.
OeIer 9nitor 5rimoOt.R saer bette,
Tiger. at ban bar life meo til nppn.
te 9eitpreliesmsbe, men ienoer inm. )
me unoerretning ON, bporonn Ga.
gen oreIsbie itanr. 3etteOro
~foreIebig" Ter gait. SIN. iom ct
Segn paa. at gaitor Woe oil tpn.
fe oioere ooer Sngen. Soem Der bar
Iagt Sneen frem for Risiionens
9eitprelie, oeb ieg life; men mao.
ife er oct Pnitor 5rimo6t.Meae
90 gnitor 9oecf / osnborg Tiger,
at ban par / i'm Gio We6lem al
.llOonlget for Sen netp.5ealanoife
.Nisiion, men iioen gaitor gnooe.
9uno paa gruno al SDgoom neo-
6ormanospoiten, oeb ban if.
fe, ON ben efsiiterer mere os fan
gere.
Paitor 6rimobt-@sae %ifrioer:
yaf oeOln9te pnpirer fan on ie,
boorIeOes auitraIieiagen itoor |
Oct er 10 life iaa op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Bait. Mattbieien, Sem Dan, q.
q, er oen 7. 0s. afteiIt ira Rem
gorf meO 9ompifibet 5ieteen. 81
foritoor, at ban poa @runS al ooor-
Zig 9elbreo bar moattet opgioe i'm
@erninq Der og agter at bIioe Der
biemme. Oct er pit mango. iom
bab6e I9rt at o9te % eIife Bat.
Matt6ieien, % iom gerne iao BAN
raft ibInnSt o8 igen. 8i bepi0-
ner BAN Dor bierteIige NeOfsIeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
EXCURSION RATES
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

DIR. 8. Sfob Rielien, iom | Ons.
bags Worges tom tiIbose fra TN
3anmnrfstur, fortRner, at ban
msote Bait. SsboIm ! aSbenbapn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

"a Bot. 5foo9naro Seteriens
Sfrift vSborleoes finbes @u0s Oil
Iie?" | fin Sio bar optoeet I Gam
iferen" = oe iioen trpft i gogform
= bor Ser neo llootiom6eO bleben
uoela6t fire Orb. boorpeo @qnin-
gen bar bIeben BELT foroirret. Ter
too: ~ariitus irie6e os life fra CO.
pens 6orbunoelie". Ger ifuGoe Itoa:
variItus frieoe os life ira 2opens
Rettenor. men ira "OPENS
5orbonoeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
I'll S0miunospenner.

gtt er leg tonlllle1 laa langt n1eo
6remgang i NIT 6elbreO, at mn fan
ieg iiOoe oppe BET meite al 0ngen.
Oct er gooet belt no ooer bore 5or-
oentninger. Gaturligpis er areiter.
ne imna enonll, men oct ifrioer
ita0ig fremao.
Get er nit oonb til 8erren -
ON intet anoet itsOer til, at ieg
fol fomme belt til areiter igen /
oeune Moaneo.
Saa ieler ie9 hernGit biertelig
9rong til pna min Suitrus o9 egne
9egne at irembnre pore opbe 5af.
nemmeli9be0 Tor ben itore 3eItngel.
ie. ri bar ppret @enitan6 for al
@enner runot omfring ira i Gam
iunoet. @iertelig 9nf for be mango
opmuntrenoe 9reoe % @iliener ira
areOsmsoerne: Sra 6aImontb. Me.
- ira @reenpille. Mic6. = ira
1enmnrf. 9rolpn 60, @is. = ira
Stapleburit, 9ebr. Serren, Ben.
fob. Sfrifternes 9rsit og De beIli.
9es aGrliobeo. oet er Dor tore Gins.
lpffe og pore 6ierters Srsit og@l9.
Be.
Serren beliione e0er, 9enner, ior
al eoers fprliee 0eltngelie meo %
! Dor Erepelie.
@noOioere piI iea meooeIe Gam.
iunosoenner. at ieo iiOoer life bel
srfesIss ON 8ngpne, men bruaer
De arGiter, ie9 bar, og 1ilfsrieIen.
ieg fanr bber 3ng, til @ennemfs.
reIie al : SlibilGumsiogen = pe6
aorrelponbance noturIiepis.
Sfslge aarsmsoets ge%ilutnina
ifaI Oenne tore Sag bpre afilnttet
ben 1 Oftober for life Iqnaere at
itaa / geien for andre SUBS gaiqes
Saaer bIanbt os. aun en- boloRoa.
neo er igen.
SilIao mig oerfor fer at u0toIe:
embeosbreore og N%enigbe0er, ser,
boor ) life er far6ig meo Subifrip.
tionen til Subilpumsgape, genner,
tag ct arafttoe og for Saeen tiIen.
De ieneit til 1. Oftober. Oa ser,
boor 5 mener eoer at ppre fPr6ioe
er 5 belt f9roiee2 Or Der in.
gen, Der fan fomme til of tpnfe
iom 100:
Seq oil forhObIe nit giorao. Oct
bar mango oiort.
TIMBER ale OmitpnOig6e6er -
lao mig iaa tiIien6t ReooeIeIie ON
Snbifriptions. 9elsbet ira De enfel.
te aoIo no ODER belle 9inien ieneit
Den I. Sftober 3. q.
Get er rof muIigt, at min Sno.
Dom oil bepirfe ZEN grsf / Reanin.
gen" mnaife ct Bar Suiinoeg ol.
lars men ieIo bar iea facet
mere END $4,000 I oanoeIiae grr.
bier Oeo nit spoeleie = Oa iaa
tanfer ieg mig enonu en- gona
ben lloDei: 3ette gele6 isaer nof
en- Del al bore Oelitillebe genner
for, at oct fonimer inS, fsren0 np.
tie Aarsmsoe ! Qoro Catota.
Sffe ion0t2
Sna bare Ben 6eIe pistige saa
Serren befalet.
eRin @ii6 ifol fuIoeliaen oibe
soer oIt, bOno / bebsber, efter lin
Higoom | 5erligbeo / ariItus Re.
Gilip. 4, f9).
5 brooerlis 9Grbeoig6e0.
o. 9. 9briitiauien.
efterifrift. enonu ct Orb
ON 5ubiIpumsbanterne Get par
eoer, fore embeosbreore, at lea
ganterne, life ioroi iea men.
tie, at 5 ielo iful0e ipIOe Dem, meS
bOer IS. 3a ~ssiteren" fremfOm
meO oenne plan, greb ieg Sen itrafs
os ingoe til mig ieIo: Zen er goo
blot 9nnterne fan fomme / in.
eresiereoeSpuoer = iaaOanne, iOm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

efterifrift. en6nu Ell Orb
ON 5u6il9umsbanferne. Get par
til eoer, fore embeOs6re6re, at lea
ienote ganterne, life ioroi lea men.
tie, at 5 ieIo ifuloe iploe Dem, mes
bDer IS. Ia pSsiteren~ fremfom
meO oenne plan, greb ieg Sen itrafs
og ingoe til mig ieIp: Zen er aoo
blot gnnferne fan fomme / in.
teres lereoe99n6er - Iao0anne, iom
er barren Of Sgiterens aano.
6or M at fan gnnterne runot |
Nenigbeoerne, iaa jes fun oenne
enc fifre gef, at ienoe nogle faa
Stpffer runot til mine Gmbe6sbrs.
ore meo ben ~anmoonins: lto6el Dem
! interesIereoe 8enners Sqn6er oa
beo Dem ON = ioa blot muliat
at faa $500 | bber Of Dem.
Oct er NIT Snnb, at bette er
giort. Dog, ie nsie efter. Ter ifuI.
be bel life Iieee en- eller an6en gonf
enonu uberert uoen at prre tom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

> Zen Sanfe uotalts ieg life,
men fun, at iesD al Oplpsninger,
iom fom rem / alnrsmebet, fit Den
j ortaaeIie al 5orboloet, at
paa @runo al port Soils Spreotbeo
Oeroure bar Der ingeu RimeligbeO
ior at anta9e, at en- onnif 8irfiom.
beo funoe oporbeioeS % tribes.
Oero OF og al ingen nnoen@runo.
mnatte man enten anpiie nore9nnos.
mPito og 5rosisifen6e at lutte iig
til en- eneelif litberif 9irfiombeo,
eaer ogina mnntte Di JegpnOe en- al.
minoelig enaeIif.lutberif 9irfiom.
beo. aon Der panniies rimeIig@run
for. at en- onnff.futberff
fan oprettes og tribes,
ifal oct biertelis sl9oe mig. Ren
LAD os faa oIioe OpInsnin.
ON 5orboI0et 6eroore
iom @runolng for fortiat 5orbano.
ling ON oenne Gag.
u. 90. anberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Advertising Rates made known upon
spplieation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

Entered at Blair Postofdee as second
c ass matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-16
T.R. WILL WRITE APIECE
He Visits the Juvenile Court in Search
of Material.

New York, Sept. 16.-Former Pres
ident Theodore Roosevelt sat for
time today on the bench at the child
ren's court in Manhattan, questioned
many of the youthful delinquents and
told one of them that what he need
ed was "a good spanking and I'd like
to give it to you.' When he left he
declared he had had a delightful
Mr.. Roosevelt sat beside Judge
Franklln e HOyt, personal friend.
He asked more questions than the
judge asked and appeared greatly in
terested in the youths.
William Flohe, 15-year- old boy,
was brought before the judge, accused
of splitting from the platform of an
elevated train on people on the street
below.
4 never heard of such a beastly
thing for any boy to do" said Mr..
Roosevelt, looking at the youth Sc
Verely, you don't look as if you would
do that. You have good face; your
clothes are neat; you have a rood
home What you need is a good spank
ing, and I'd like to give it to you. I'd
like to be your father for a few min
utes.''
Andrew Haffaro of Mahanoy City,
Pa, ran away, saying his father
threatend dire things If he did not
pick $3.50 worth of berries every day.
Justice Hoyt looked at some papers
referring to the lad and then said:
unuc1StduQ from TepOIlS that YOU
stand very well in school. You seem
modest about telling that"
The colonel clapped his hands and
his face lit up.
I'll bet he's good scholar. He
looks like a boy who could do things, -
he said.
There was hardly a case in which
Mr.. Roosevelt did not show interest.
When he took leave of Justice Hoyt
he had nothing to say except that he
was going to do some writing on the
administration of children's courts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-16
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS
Scrub Games Played by Teams Getting
Early Start.

New York, Sept. 16.-With gridiron
practice on a majority of the big col
1ege gridirons and scrub games
scheduled for this afternoon at a few
schools where the teams got off for an
early start last week, the football sea-
son of 1911 found itself well under way
today.
Walter Camp is authority for the
promise that this year will provide the
most interesting and spectacular game
in the history of football. The new
rules, practically unchanged after
year of study and trial, are now thor
oughly digested and approved. The
coaches are a unit this year in declar-
ing if there is a development more
than another likely to be particularly
watched this fall it is the one having to
do with the line shift. Training in
these line shifts, brought to Yale late
last season from the University of Min
nesota changed an Indifferent Yale
eleven into an efficient team of average
championship caliber-s
Shevelyn is back in New Haven
after a 1000 mile journey, to teach Yale
a play which he has evolved after six
months study and which he thinks will
prove the find of the season
The dates for the three games be-
tween the leaders ranking as the real
championship contests of the east are
Harvard VS.. Princeton at Princeton,
November 4. Princeton VS.. Yale, at
New Haven, November 10. Yale VS..
Harvard. at Cambridge, November 25.
The date for the Army-Navy game
has been advanced from December
to November Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-16
CUrHBERT & SONS GET 1T.
Capture Big Contract at Fort Hays
State Normal.

At Hays, Kan, on Friday, the con-
tracts were awarded for the erection Of
the Model Agricultural school connect
ed with the Western Kansas State Nor
nal school located on old TT Hays, for
which the last legislature appropriated
0,OO0 The plans were drawn by state
Architect Chandler.
The city was full of bidders, and on
the Brunswick hotel register were Geo.
Renner. F. NJ. Spencer, H. r. White,
Isl. Cuthbert, NJ. e. Moore and Charles
Chandler of Topeka
There were many bidders, ten on the
general building contract and it was
awarded to Cuthbert & Sons for S2S,eoV
for the stone building complete
The contract for the heating, plumb
ing and electric Dart of the building
was awarded to the Salina Plumbing
company for about $500. This leaves
some $4,000 TO furnish the building. It
win be the first in the state and the
opening of the agricultural course OF
education now required of teachers IN
Kansas
Work will commence soon and be
completed early next spring when the
country schools let out.
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PRAISES every DAY MAN.
Hodges Declares His Failure Means
Too Little Backbone.

Lawrence. Kan, Sept 16.@sThe
Every Day Man was the theme OF
Senator George H. Hodges of Olathe,
who made the address of the day at
the opening exercises of Kansas uni
versity in Robinson gymnasium About
1900 students attended besides the
faculty members and Lawrence resi-
dents.
1.-THE world is yearning for the plain.
practical every day man." said Senator
Hodges ITO be an every day man
you must have common sense. That
is, the faculty of knowing the value
and distin guishing between little and
big things
Failure means ones wishbone is
higher developed than his backbone.
[ do not believe all men are born
equal that is with equal mental power
and moral reasoning. Nor do I believe
that they can be made equal"
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refusal that resulted in the husbands
frenzied attempt to slay her and the
taking of his own life in the home OF
Mrs. Payne'S sister here
The body of the suicide is still held
in Lawrence. but will be taken to
Eudora for the funeral Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Paynes wounds in both
arms are not serious and it is believed
now that Mrs. Mary Smith, the moth
er of the wife, will recover from the
wound in her right thigh. One Of the
bullets directed at Mrs. Payne struck
her after piercing the wife's arm.
The members of the family are still
reluctant to talk, except that they de-
clare it was DR.. Payne's excessive
drinking that caused him to attempt
to sIay his wife, wound her and her
mother. and then turn the revolver
upon himself Mrs. Payne had left
home several times before during
their fifteen years of wedlock, but
each time until the last had been per-
suaded to return by him.
Mrs. Payne has not said what she
expects to do. The physician left no
property except that furnishing his
office and $4,000 life insurance pol
icy, which names the children bene-
ficiarieS
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CHEWED BY A LION.
Little Girl Is Nearly Drawn Into the
Animals Cage.

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept 16.-Clawed
and bitten by a huge lion in a side
show at the state fair yesterday after
noon. Laura Burns, Z years old, of
Morrisville, is lowering between life
and death at a hospital. The girl was
frightfu1ly mangled.
Cages of lions were roped off to keep
spectators four or five feet from the
cage. The girl slipped under the rope
barrier. A lion reached out and fast
ened its claws in her head. The beast
drew the child to the cage despite her
screams. With the other paw the lion
cIawed at the child's face and tried to
draw her through the bars. Attend
ants rushed to the child's aid, but not
until it had been beaten with bars did
the Infatuated animal release the girl.
The lion had gouged out one of the
girls eyes, torn off an ear and LAGER
ated her face and upper part of her
body.
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Wall ST., New York, Sept. 16.-STOCks-
On a light volume of trading prices rose
generally at the opening of the marker
today. Canadian Pacific made the pest
gain, amounting to IA, Union PaclIic'
Reading, Northern Pacific, Missouri Pa
cific and National Biscuit advanced a
point: Lehigh Valley and Southern Pa
cific 81 and Atchison e.
Atchison preferred moved against the
market, losing point. z
Prices made further progress upward
hit after the list generally had scored al
vances of l to ~ the demand dwindled
so rapidly that speculation became al
most stagnant. National Biscuit advanced
four points ~, ,,
ty of stocks. despite the vigorous rise IN
prices. made the shorts nervous and they
bid freely against themselves FOR large
blocks, forcing the list to much higher
level. General sentiment was much I'M
proved by the action of the market put
the dealings were largely confined to the
nTofassionaI element. National Biscuit
got lIp 81, Canadian Pacific 81, Federal
Mining preferred g. Legihh Valley "a
Union Pacific and Amalgamated =, ~
Reading 21k and United states steer,
Rethlehem Steel preferred and Great
Northern preferred 2
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schools. Also a little mosherless baby
girl whom Mr.. and Mrs McClung re-
Gently adopted -
brother. E. L. Gray; two sisters
Mrs. H G. White, jr-, Mrs. Norman a n
Pence And Judge D. L Palmer the
well known lawyer, whose deceased
wife was a sister .
Mrs. McClung was well known in
Christian churches in many parts OF
the state And in w. G. T. Q. circles,
being such a. loyal white ribboner that
when ali others quit the society, she
chung to it, pushing the public WORK
singIe-handed and practlcally an
alone. still instrumental in causing oc-
casjonal temperance meetings to be
held. the last one, in the city PARK
last summer. Mrs. McClung came
here in 1872 from Iowa, taught schooi
that winter in the first frame school
building in the south part of the coun-
| ty, at Marsh Valley. and later IN tne
Jewell City schools. She was born ID
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