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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14
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and whose life was one Ions ministry
to human need, is still abroad in the
world. Not in vain have We studied
the healing and the helping of Jesus.
In tune with our own times is the
teaching from the experience of Jesus
concerning the unique place and i'm
portance of the child. 1t was from Him
that our modern sociologists learned
the new gospel of child welfare. The
twentieth century is exalting the child
because the preceding century exalted
Christ.
Underlying all our thinking, like the
stratum of rock which runs through
Palestine, and oyerarching all our
living, like the blue armament itself,
should be the immense conviction that
God is thinking of us The unceaslnS
solicitude of the Divine for the hu-
man, the eagerness of a loving Father
in heaven for His children's welfare,
is the greatest truth that the mind OF
mortal has ever attempted to grasp
In His yearning to make clear His
love, God gave to the world Jesus, His
Son. The essential reason for that
wonderful Biography which the Sun
day schools have been studying is that
God was thereby expressing Himself
in comprehensive terms of love to a
wandering humanity Jesus is Gods
every page of the gospels is this glad
tidings concerning God: He careth
for you"
notable wave of democracy is
sweeping over the world in our times
Statesmen and students are tracing
the cause of it. There is no mystery
about it. Even the average man may
see that this present expression of
popular will, this emergence and in
surgency of the common man, this
new insiStence upon the rights of the
plain people, is but the Inevitable
consequence of the teachings of the
great Emacipator, Jesus, who waged
dauntlesS war against the ariStocratic
and unbrotherly spirit of his own day.
During the latter part of Christ's min
istry, He was in constant conflict with
the Pharisees, who despised Him as
one of the common multitude, and
feared Him as a leader of the plain
people
Principles are not new; only their
application. The best way to study
our own times and their peEplexing
problems is to apply to them the prin-
ciples of Jesus, as laid down in the
Gospels.
This is the day of Brotherhood. And
at the head of the on-marching host
we see the gentle figure of the COM
passionate Christ, who brothered men
though they slew Him; and who laid
the only enduring foundation for hui
man brotherhood in the truth of the
fatherhood of God.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14
EVERYBODY'S Bible BOX.

Q.-I know great many good and non
est people who do not even claim to be
Christians; why don't they believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ?
Answer-The Apostle Paul declares
that BY faith We are saved Some peo-
pie cannot exercise the quality OF faith
The Apostle also declares that falth
cometh by hearing, and hearing by the
Word of God, which means IN order TO
have faith one must study, the Word of
Cod and believe it The Apostle Paul ar
swers this question when he declares that
the God of this world CSatan), manifest ted
in this present evil order of things, has
blinded the minds of those who do not be-
lieve Oh Corinthians iv, a. The great Ad-
versary, Satan, is the author Of so many
false doctrines that many good, honest
peopIe have become greatly confused by
them One system has taught one doc
trine another class, equally honest an
other doctrine, until we have IN the world
more than three hundred different de-
nominations, all having some truth mixed
with much error. Many honest people
have been unable to separate the truth
from the error. and accept only the truth
and reject the error, hence the confusion
and refusal to have anything to do with
either. If all were to follow the az
monitor of the Apostle, Study 10 show
yourself approved unto God" and not
follow man-made theories, there would
be less confusion and more who would
readily accept the Scrptural teachings.
O-The first man Adam became IIv-
ing soul Il Corinthians XIV. $ Genesis Ii,
-, the last Adam (the Lord from heaven,
7 Corinthians Ky. ~ at His resurrection
became a nfegiving spirit In the general
resurrection will the first man Adam oe-
come a Iifegiving spirit also?
AnsweE.-The Scriptures In outlining
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14
Learning the Bic lessons.

Terse Comments for December Is,
Teachings of This Years Sunday
School Lessons That Have Impressed
Themselves Upon Me" Psalms 119:
9-16
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

Evangelical Association, corner of
Fourth and Monroe streets-Preaching
at 1O:45 and 1880 by the pastor. ]. K.
Young.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

a song service by the choir under the
direction of Mr.. A. o. Beach.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

The Old Law ro= the New Times
The International Sunday School Les
son for December Is. Is Forgive
ness Matt is: 1885.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

First Presbyterian church, Harri-
son street. opposite state house, Rev.
Stephen S. Estey, D. D., pastor, who
will preach morning and evening. At
IL a m, the subject will be "Cosmic
Justice The theme at 7:30 p. m,
What Good Does it Do to Go to
church,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

a song service by the choir under the
direction of Mr.. A. o. Beach.
Evangelical Association, corner of
Fourth and Monroe streets-Preaching
at 1915 and 1880 by the pastor. ]. K
Young.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
corner Sixth and Harrison streets
Services at IL a. m, subject, God
the Preserver of Man" Testimony
o'clock.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of the Latter Day Saints, near
corner of Seward avenue and Norton
street-Regular services every Sun
day. Edward Lucas, pastor. Preach
ing at IL a. m. by the pastor theme.
Also at D. m, theme, THE Angels
Message Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m: religious service at $3.50 D. M;
prayer meeting "Wednesday at p. m
Until further notice the meetings of the
International Bible Students. ASSOCIATION alton
will be held in Lincoln Post hall. lis East
Sixth avenue Bible study at 10 a. m and
$50 D. m. every Sunday Public preach
ing the first Sunday of each month at
p. m.
Second United Brethren church. Fifth
and Leland streets. Sunday school 10 a
m Arthur Harper, superintendent
Preaching by the pastor both morning
and evening Morning subject Ihe
Catherine Wilson. leader Preaching a.
: 81 subject, THE Power of God" Special
music. Choir practice Tuesday evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Help
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

German NJ. T. church. corner Tyler
and West Fifth streets-Services at
10:45 a. m. Evening meeting will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

Euclid Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. DIR. Edwin Locke will preach
at IL a. m. on "A Great Campaign"
and at 1880 p. m, on THE Great
Waterman Special music at both
services under the leadership of c. A.
Sloan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

The New Testament and the daily
newspapers have been closely linked
this year The cables have bound US
with new ties to the land made holy
by the life of Jesus. In the overthrow
of Turkey by little powers animated
by a deep Christian passion, we have
seen one more marvellous outworking of
the teachings of Jesus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

Iincoln's art of barking a teaching
with a tale is sound pedagogy. Jesus
answered this question of forgiveness
by the story of the king who forgave
a rascauy servant ten million dollars.
The man was not able to pay the huge
debt. but the king repented of his first
natural impulse to sell him and his all
as a debtor. and so let him go free.
1t was a great forgiveness
But that servant himself failed to
learn the lesson of compassion writ
ten so large in his kings conduct He
sought out a fellow servant. who owed
him about SIG. and with violence and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

Principles are not new; only theiI
application. The best way to study
our own times and their peEplexing
problems is to apply to them the prin-
ciples of Jesus, as laid down in the
Gospels.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-14

The Westminster Presbyterian
church. Rev Ralph Ward, pastor. The
regular services tomorrow. The theme
in the morning will be, Timothy
Evening worship at 7:30. The theme
will be, Endurance through Vision
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
en- Puno iom
Rconinosmano.

sra Gan SranciSeo, Col, beret-
ties fslsenbe ganite merfe!ige 5ilora.
gelie: en- Smb. Der Ipoet Rapuet
"Smegd". reooe6e ioag i'm beipime.
De gierinoes Sip ueo at ilRbe belIoe
no az en- brGnoenbe Bpguing.
Mrs. Ban 0aagett beiauoi iig in0e
paa iii S9relie, oa Sunoen fom itpr'
tenoe mo og begpuote at nappe ben.
Dc / STOLEN. Sun iulgte meo Den.
men iauot. oo bun fom no paa Gan.
gen. Der par opilanet Slo | gtagen
neoeminoer. Sun lob til6aae Ill III
g9relie iorat bente enoel gProiia'
ger, men operpPloeoes al 8armen o.
Nseen.
ga oens eierinoe life pilte ia
igien. itprteoe Sunoen otter inc /
g9reIie % llebte oen 6eipimeoe
apinbe neoao Ell gagtrappe % no |
Oct Srie, bpor bun peo 81 Siliteoe.
TONNES 8eitr9beiier mart fom iii ia
ielu igien. Men baaoe bum OF ben
oes iirbeneoe Ieoninesnano bapoe
faaet ilere lette grmoiaar,
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Wanse Orufninser.

SSffe minore enb 16 Wenneifer
miiteoe iorrige Ssnhas Sinet peo
8aoning paa foritiellige Steoer |
HoroueIten:
s Square 9afe, otte Mil / Horb-
peit fra Stiapater, brlfnebe ire
Gerioner, Gbeiter 8oot, 81 au, Git
6,iler Street, ct. Baul, iamt Saul
og Soiepb @aters fra Stilpater.
arfbur 9olan, 81 gar, 745 Gar.
rol Ipennie, ct. 9nltl, brlfneoe /
Misiisiippiilooen nebenfor Snoinn
Wounbs, % 8lts Sammer brufnebe
/ Misiisiippi peo minneapolis.
Sltto groies to Smaapiger orufs
nebe / gemioii Minn,, @alter Be-
nier, % Iar, / Woorbeob, Minn.,
Wabel os Soiepbine Sanoers iomt
Sobn &enallo / Duluth Soiepb Sc.
fapre, 20 Iar, fra @arinette, isis,
peb Wenominee, Mid., Sobn Wcgi.
cfer fra Bittsbursb / Sconomomoc,
@is., @iQiam I. 9omnA % Iar, /
Ga Grosie, isis. 2pnn Mlen, "a
gor, / gruce, @is., iamt Sarrp
Grice al 8aldau cg Sarrp Steg-
man al Sturseon Bon / @auiau,
@is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
Joroifjelp.

Sra 6airbanfs alaifd, teIegrafe.
res ben 7be Suli: Get ltprfeite
Soroffielp, man bar opIepet berpao
egnen, inbtrai al. 10 igoar glites %
ueopareoe / 40 Sefun6er. 5lere let.
tere Hpitelier inbtraf / Rottens Sob.
On 8rubeiorniano ueo 9apn
2ouiS auoerion blep orpbt. San
bIep begrouet UNDER Ell itor Serb,
opn9e, iom Sfipluet rpiteoe los ira
1aget oper 8ruben.
Sra Sawrence. Sans, telegraieres
iamne Gag: StGrfe SorbrpIteIier
al 10 Winutcrs 8arigbeo optegne.
oes al Seismografiuitrumentet pes
aanias Stntsuniueriitet. Geutret
Tor Rpltellerne nntoges at beiinbe TIA
ca. $500 Mil borte.
Eroiesior 8. Y. Gaop S6ieroata.
riets geitprer, iorflareoe, at Der an.
togelig bar TO Gentrer-et / Roro,
/ aloifu, | RPrbeoer al De iornplig
itebhunoe 8uIfauuobruo, % Ell aroet
paa Nornueitfpiter al Spbnmerifa,
a~nto9elie / Colombia eaer ECUADOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
ct merfeliet
OobbeltbryQup.

Sra Chicago, Sa.. meboeles Den
Toe SuIi: Gn Mober oa Cater
ltoo ioug gruoe oeb ct 8obbeItbrpl.
lup | Genera, 81. Mooeren, Mrs.
Selen Bulls ira aurora. Der blot er
30 Gar aanmel, blen pict till Glan.
De goig5t ira Davenport, Soma, ca
benoes 16.aarige Cater. Soa 9ul.
lis. til Den 90 aar gamle So6r
Sensien, Iigelebes ira Davenport.
ga Mrs. Bulls og benoes 8atter
bar | Gouutpclerfeus Office aiuen.
tenoe ltoferoiselien al sgateItabstiI,
laoellerne, tog ban Dem for at p9re
Ssftre.
Seg9e DC npgiite Bar aater at OBJ.
ilaa fine gopple / Davenport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Spraabet bprer ielqenoe unoer-
ifrifter: alabamla, Oscar VI. Siino'
len; Isi3ona, 8wigbt 9. Seoro;
California, Sirom 8 Sobnion,
Gbeiter $. Hopea, CHARLES ..
@beeler; Colorado, gen 9. Sinolep;
Connecticut, Soiepb ". SlGiopb Sla'
bel, S.9utber; 6lorioa, S. s., Gre
CORN, SSr., 8. 6. Anoerion; Georgia,
Sultan Sorris; Snoiana, eopm ..
See. Sorace 6. Stiqmell; Sainois,
Wcoia WcG ormief, @bauncep De-
pep, Ga Gerre @. Ropes; Soma,
Sobn 8. Stepens; 9anias, Senrp :.
MQen; &entucfp, Seslie Goombs;
2ouiiiana, SSobn 30. Barter, Eearl
@ig6t; Worplmb, Charles s. Bond
parte, 6. 6. Gorrinaton, Sr.; Was-
iahnietts, 6. g. Siro, Wattbe,p
Sale; Wihigan, theodore so. Sos
Inn; Winneiota, Milton 3. Burbp;
Wisioilri, @. 81. Helion; Wontnna,
Spiepb DC. Orion; Hebraifa, Grtbnr
6. Rap; Stem Sampibire, 90. S:
Seattle; Stem Seriep, gperett Colin,
George 8. Recorb, s. 8ranflin Sort;
Rem Werico, George Gurrp, Miguel
y. Sterp; Stem 0orf, SO. ". Gren-
oergait, Sscaf~S. Straus, 8oobs
Sutdinion, Simotbp 8. @oobruff,
G%barncep s. Snmlin, Senrn 8.
Stooooro; Noro 9ofota, q. ..
More; Oregon, &enrp SO. Gos, 8.
%. Wc0Pabon; Ohio, Sames R.
@arfielo; Sflaboma, Geo. 9. GrieIt-
IL; Eenniplpania, 6. 81. San @alfen-
burg, @iaiam Slim, @iiforo Bin.
dot, @iaiam 0raper 9epis; &booe
Sslano, Senrp s. DOUGHTY; Spo
9afoto, u. z. Sesiep; Sennesiee,
George 6. Saplot; Seras, Cecil q.
2pon; lttab, 6. 6. 2ooie, 8ermont,
CHARLES $. Sbompion, 6. @. 8ib.
ion; Girginia, Sboutas See Woore;
@aibington, Wfiles Y~oinberter; @eit
8irginia, SO. 90. 3. 9eipion; @is,
coniin, $. i. Godems; @poming,
Soiepb Garen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12

Men mems ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bar p9ret De ieirenoe / oenne Del
az Sdnoei, bar De ifslge ct 5elearam
ira Douglas, Iri5ono. Iiot ct eiter.
trpffeligt 9teOerlog peo gapiipe pao
8r9nlcn mellem Stoterne Corona
% Gbtbnabuu. Nprmere Setalier
ON oennc aamp ioreliager BOG emo.
mn life.
Simge DC ieneitc giterretuinaer
blep Den forlaotc Rebelbopeoitob,
chihuahua, Den 5te Slli beint al De
fsoeraIe trooper til itor @lGoe for
Dc lopoIe gorgere iaopeliom iiqr mr.
De oerboenbe talrige llolrnoinqer,
Der olorig bar Jolt iia fire hoerfen
pao Siu eler eienoom UNDER HebeI.
berrensmmet.
Sepninaerne al SprerSaeueraIen
Sroacos IIagne Scr poSiereoe uogle
Gage ienere Spen SHARES pao @ien.
nenmarIh I'll Gaias @%ronoes, ONT
trent 100 Mil isnoenicr Den ameri.
fanife 8r9nie.
0e leOiaqebei al Sunorcoer al
aoinoer % Bern, Der iammen mleo
Dem bar lpgtebe fra CHIHUAHUA.
De fampereoe / @aberne og iop IN.
Der aaben Simmel.
Den organiiereoe Hepoluticn an.
togeS meo RebelbGrens gientagne
Neoerlog at ppre opbsrt. og oil Der.
efter antage aarafter al en- pilb OF
rimeliguis Ionaparia @leriaafrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
On ~forbauienoe Ovheo.

Sra @aibington t~elegraieres oeif
Sbc Suli: Sa~asobtiom iamtlise
Trogresiipe / @aibinaton bill imor,
gen beltage / en- aonference, Der err
iammenfalot | Oct Giemeb at bisfu-
tere Spsrgsmalet ON oeres ScIbning
o~perior Gait og Sberman.3 icfeten.
aouferencen er iammenfalot al Sil-
b9ngere al Robert 90. So Soaette,
men oct paoitaaes, at ogiaa iaogoot.
1cm aue De andre progressive Hepu.
b~lifanere, iom fortiben opboloer iig
| Sopeoitaben. pil Ibeltage. 70 8or-
lag pil bli fremiat til Sperneielie,
nemlig
/. at Ser uoiteoes Ell al ian-
mango progressive &epublifanere,
iom fan formaaes BERTH, nnbertegnet
GrflGring ont, at De life oil Itstte
Dfr. Snit, at DC, ifalo ban life err
piais til iriuiais al tr9ffc Jig til
base. fuIoit9noie oil iauorere Sea
tional.icfeten os blot anpenoe al fin
lib og gnergi paa Spretbuloelien al
observation-disclosures
2. at en- Senpenoelie ifaI rettes
iaapeI til Gait iom til 3ooiepelt ON
irioilis at tr9ffe Zig tilbase. at Der
iammenfaIoes en- mn Hationalfonuen-
tion oa at begge 5aftioners 6srere
iorplister iis til at bsie iis ior 10
faloet al oeune.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
paa htitoriif 6runo.

6ra Banning, Wfih.. meooeles Den
ste Suli: Grogresiiue Republifa.
mere bar paa en- aoufernce Der iocg
ubiteot Snobpoelie til en- Statsfon'
BENTON i Sacfion Den 20oe SuIi for.
at nominere Northumberland !
japsr al Sbeooore Rooiepelt. Som
petitioner ifal boloes / "egeluuben",
bpor bet republifunife Bart isrite
Gang iaa 3asenS ems. Samtiois
pil Der rimelispis osiaa bIi opitiact
iarifilote aanoioater til be iorifiel.
.Iige Statseulbeoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-12
acknowledgements cr nebblRIte cper.
oIt i De itornherieNe Gane.


% 4oe SliIi. gimot anoet i~ortalte
De ON en- Midael Mpers, TO apin.
Der % fire 9srn, iom belle Ratter
bupoe itaaet | 8anO til 9ipt, inotil
De | en- poerit forfOmmen SiIitono
n9fte Worgen bier reooeoe al Hd.
boerne. @tr. u. 8. Nasiet meo Sli.
itru o. 9srn paoeOe oper en- sSier.
oingmil aiennem &anb. for De uaoe.
DC ct iiffert Steo. @n lignense Sp'
~lepelie banoe gllfreo @bite oa hans
Siiitru. Com Sobnion og SiTtrii
blep ON Worgenen reboet ira Soeei
al lit CLAIM Sbant1", bpor De ON
Natten bauoe maattet iegc SiIHnst.
6or 6. 8. Stumble / Mibpap iiees
Ser at bore oriifnet 1000 Saor.
s ggnen melem MiOpap % Sbol,
lobe er al Ifgrsoe soela9t at Sogl.
Htorme.
Sra Wott. q. 9af., meloes Den
6te 9SSuIi: Cannon Ban Riper be
gpnbte peo 5sSioen igaur Gftermio.
bag at cperifribe fine @reooer. Rortb.
ern Tacific's Gam, Der bar foitei
$4,000, err iterft trltet. &ierebroen
ltrar peitenfor @pen bortrepe8 al
Wanoet, Tom MI naar op I'll Sopper
al Ssibroen inbe / 9pen. Sopeoga,
oerne og ben peitlige Sci at gpen er
o~peripsmmebe, men biotil er fun
nogle minore Siie blet repet bort al
Slonmen.
Sra Chicago, 81, meloes beh Toe
Suli: Gen polbiomme Soroenitorm
iom raiebe Der / @itermiooag anret'
teoe @proitab al benimo0 100000.
Solp Suie rammeoes al 2pnnebilaa
og ontGnbtes, men rebbebes al
granpeienet. Sinoreber al 9aie.
menter fplotes meo 8anb, ii9r
"@betto". 9iitriftet paa @%eitiiben, oq
giorbe talrige Hnmilier buspilbe.
Eaa @eit Safe Street Hog 2pnet
neo / en- itor Senementbpgnin1, %
20 6amilier blep orepne no pao Ga.
Den al ben opitauenoe SIbebrano.
Sra @ronb SORTS, 81. 9af., teIe'
%graferes Den Soc Sui: Grbocf bler
ioaa biemisgt at en- forfproelig Sagl.
ltorm, iom giorOe rent 9orb poa Ct
Smraobe 3 MiI | 9reooe og ben.
imob 9 Mil / 9pngoe, ire Spopeit
moo Roroeit. s 9anbsbpen arbof
btep bpereneite 8inouesruoe, ion
penbte moo Stormen, fnuit. sag.
lene bobeoe fla op langs Slsppg.
gene | en- Seioe al oner en- 500, mems
De noe / 2anbOiitrifterne, poo oer
oa6ne ErPrie, opffe Soroen / en-
Seioe al omtrent IL CONNIE.
gitenfor Sonepforb og 8eIbp an,
rettebe ben iamme Storm en- Sfaoe
paa Iplingen al ira 10 til % BRO.
cent. Stormen fortiatte norboper
til. ct Ennft sltelfor Soreit 8iper
WalSb Gountp, buor ben bcrieoe pao
oct iorferoeli9ite.
en anoen og nPiten ligeioa polo.
iom Saalitorm anretteoe ippre Sat
paa forifielige Steoer ~sitenfor 8raf.
ton | @nlib Gountp. Zen f~ortiatte
eitoper ouer He0 4iper og mo
Winneiota.
Stornlen berieoe oper ct megei
tort Smiaaoe, men nprmere timber.
retninger foreli1ger enbnu life, oo
acknowledgements neorepeS pao
lanae Strpfninger. Ser ialot oqiuo
ct itprft Gegn, % bpor bette life leo.
iageoes al SaIitltre, giorbc oct ina.
rere goot emo SfuOe. 9ette par ioa.
lebes Silfplbet omfrina Sarimore,
arpiae, Wanpiae og Oslo. Winu.
&itnot @crtbmooo bar sfegnet BOG
iaa itprft, at oct log agreue neS.
S Heobp, Minu., life Iangt ira
9emioit blep Iife 9epper ilaaei
libel Of 2pnet noe pna jim 5nrm,
San itob tGt irO til 8Gssen al lin
Barn" forat iege Sp moo Hegnei
Sons Suitru og Ssrn er paa ct BE.
Jog | Sbabo.
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0nt 9Th unssr Suamina. ger

Npt 9Th nnoer vpgntng. 9tpro.
tyffe 9lopo 9ampfibslellfab bar nu
unber gpgning ct mt 0ampifib Der
eiter amerifas Spoager fal taloes
q Columbus. 9ette npe 1ampifib.
Der bliper iat / Gilte meaem Neu
gorf 90 9onoon, Baris og Bremen.
oil blipe al cmtrent $1,000 IONS
SrGatiabee. hare en- Sirtigbes af
20 anob i Simen % p9rc iGr0ig
til at aisre fin fsrfte Meiie | 1914,
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Konereslen.
Sorbnnoct melltm Sempfrateruc %
Sniurgcnterne uplsit.
Xorimeriagem.

htNAA1Ih " u0lltoAlultliS w " wv
gresiipc repltblifonife Senatorer CT
opbGpet,
Oct mltlige Gelultot bcrai pil ri-
meliauis bli. at DC al Repr9lentant.
buiet ueotagne 6orilog ON en- GeS-
iRttelie al Soloeu poa lilo o. Slf.
fer oil BIZ nehputeret / Senotet.
Nan uenter, at ale De republifanite
Senatorer oil itemme MOI Dem, OF
DER or ertoog Ell Wtltligheo Tor, az
lelp flere al Gemotraterne otl gIsre
ligeoan.
Som Ell Sslge al en- forle0cn lteo-
iun0eu aonfercnce mellem Wteoleul-
merne al Den al Sulets 9anffoutite
neoiatte l%lnoerfonti.e uil oen pads
t9ntte llnoerisgelic al Geugetr1riten
rimeligpis bli iioiat Ill eiter 8al.
gene | Ronember Ger er piiutot
ittc eronu iattet nogen enoelig BE.
itemmelie berom; men Oct er fomt.
met for en- Dag, at Ell Waiorrtet al
Weolemmerne aniaa oct for uflogt
at iortiette llnoerisgelierne lntDer
Sdlgfampognen.
Slauoebuopettet, Der er opfert
meo 1888, 609,674, BERT inobefattet
gepilgning al o~e-Jornsone Wioler
I'll Bpgningen af TO INC Slagifibe,
e, eiter en- lang og ~itorruenoe Debat
ueotaget af Senaiet. Oct por iiRr
geitemmeIien ON 8pgnttgen al De
IL npe 3~rigsifibe. iom io~raHleoigeoe
oen beitigite Crib. Genue Baraernf
par blepet itrsaet, 90 8uogetforild.
get bebanoleoes / Repr9ientanttnriet.
men blep ieiet til igien | Senatet.
s oenue iaaleoeS amenhereoe Sorus
pil guSaettet blt operierot en- Som.
iereniefomite. men oct anieeS for Its
oct ian0iwtltgt, at Suiets HeprRieu-
tonter pau bernie oil gaa meo poa
Soranorirgen.
Repreientant Rorris ira Re6rdifa.
et progresitp Republitaner, bar
irerniut ct Sorilag, JONI ban merer
oil afbiplpe ulemeerne peo Brett.
Observation-Disclosures
Sorilaget gaar | aortheo no pad,
AT alle 8eiegdter Ill Bartiernes Ha.
Neutrality-suspicious. ital uoleeS peo
BrimI9rpale, og at Der ifal gioes
8Glgerne en- a~nleouing til at an.
tp6e, buem De BELT snifer opitiaet
iom Yreiioentfonoioat os, bpis ban
iaIoer igienneu, buem De oernGit
enifer opitilet ("itrit mno lecono
6oiee").
Gsn aunoioot, iom fdar De ileite
Ten Nuioritet) al DC aigIpne Stcrr.
mer, ifal erflGres iom lit Fartis
aunbioat uoeu uogen afitemnina
paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sim /
Oct 5iliploe, at ingen aauOioat bar
idoet Ell Wtaloritet al Stemmernc,
ioretages Rominationen paa Ratio.
nalfonpentionen.
aongresmano Glapton, SuItlts-
fomitceus SormnnO. inolepereoe |
Wtanodgs / Heprpientantbuiet ao.
miteers Rapport ouganenoe line lin.
~oerisgelier al CONNER arhboIo5
6orbolo OF ~anbeioIeoe. at ban iatte5
lutoer aigsretstlltale | Senotet.
autlagen i~R6ehotoer t3 Iuntter.
alIe al en- meget graueren6e autlrr.
Der herifeSe rmoer ChG$ningen az
Ropporten Den opbeite StIlbeo |
Saleu.
Iebatteu / 9orimeriagen bar en-.
oelia taget i'm gegpnoelie % er mn
/ iulo Sang. let bar biotit pU-
ientlig peret FORMERS Genner, iomt
bar baut Sroet. oeriblanot Senator
WtcGnm6er ira Rortb Gafota. Der
/ lin lanae 6oriparstale roe Den nor
geItiffeIie o. anoen Sdlgforruption
anflogeoe Senatpr 81. a. erfl9reoe.
at ~oet piloe p9re poiittif Nsoro al
Senatet at ubltpoe Statsmanoen ma
Sainois." Il
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-03


drew Jackson. Adams was elect
ed as a Democratic Republican,
but turned out to be a Federalist
in sympathies.
Martin Van Buren,, president
1836=4Q; defeated at polls by Viii
liam Henry Harrison, the first
Wing" candidate, whom Van
Buren, had defeated in 1886. Van
Buren, was held responsible for
the panic of 1887"
John Tyler, president ls4o-444,
on death of Harrison; had been
nominated for vice president as
Southern Wing with Harrison
and was really a Democrat, but
opposed Andrew Jackson, Demo
cratic boss; opposed Wing legis-
lation and incurred enmity of
leaders, thereby becoming irnpos-
sible as candidate Of either party
for reelection, Polk, Democrat,
elected over Clay, Wing.
James K. Polk, Democratic
president 184444-448; not candidate
for denomination; had become
discredited for failure to keep pre-
election pledges and had offended
Andrew Jackson, Democratic
boss;
Millard Fillmore, president
l850-52 on death of Taylor; had
been nominatedfor vice president
as Wing, but showed Southern
sympathies after becoming presi-
dent and incurred enmity of the
Wing leaders; debated for. re-
in Wing national con-
vention in 1852 by Gen. Winfield
Scott hnro of Mexican war