davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

water 10 not turned off. When. how
ever. . consumer who uses relatively
little water does not pay his bills
promptly. perhaps because Of an actual
shortage Of funds. he IL classified as an
ordinary delinquent and his water IL
shut or
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Neither il the divorce evil exclusive
with the United States. Germany is
also confronted with q marriage
crisis" Statistics show that there has
been q great increase In the number OF
divorces there during the past few
years while there has been an equally
large decrease in the number Of mar
riages. Kaiser Wilhelm has evidently
been sleeping at one of his switches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

A man who can talk seventeen Ian
guages and a variety Of dialects is be-
ing held up by the immigration author
tiles who are In doubt as to whether he
can support himself in this country.
He should be rushed to Washington
post haste, as he might be able to
show President Wilson how to talk tur-
key to Huerta
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Among the oldest Inhabitants and
goose-bone weather prophets there
have been direful waggings Of heads
lately accompanied by remarks that
''we shall pay dearly for this fine
weather later on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Az the worm turns. They have be-
gun to make reprisals against the suf-
fragettes in England. Their headquar.
ters at Oxford were recently raided and
wrecked by a mob of men,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Civil war, or something worse. has
been averted in Washington, D. c.. by
the announcement of the cabinet ladies
that they have no idea OF sighting the
wives Of the members of house Of rep
resentatives by not calling on them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

It appears from the explanations Of
the water department that when a
consumer. especially large user Of
water who - presumed to be abundant
y able to pay his bills does not do 40
h q Technically delinquent and his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

New York society women are CO.
operating IN the purchase Of their coal
In carload lots direct from the mines
at . saving Of $1.25 a ton. All Of which
IL probably the best Of news for the
dealers in diamonds and other adorn-
snaanfn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The STATE Journal II Q member Of the
Associated PFees and receives the full day
telegraph report Of that great news NJ
ganisatlon for the exclusive Afternoon
Solicitation IN Topeka
1hs news u received In The STATE Joar-
aal building ever Wfr0s for thiD sole pug
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Just because efficiency is now de-
manded for government appointments
is no reason why applicants shouldn'.
bring to bear all the influence neces-
sary to prove It.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Dictator Huerta's toast to the good
health of the American people has evil
IDENTIFY fallen on deaf ears. At least
no one has yet been heard to move itz
reciprocation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

When the next distribution Of Car
negie medals IL made care should be
taken not to overlook the heroes who
are fighting behind the pork barrel in
congress-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

have declared that Pittsburg. Pa, is
the modern Babylon" Now. perhaps,
the Pittsburg millionaires will desert
New York and live at home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Nor will there be much kicking in
Kansas If the weather continues to
stay above normal until next summer.
Then it can go as far below normal as
~ likes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Atlantic Citys mayor wants every
body to cease eating eggs until thu
price drops. But by that time win they
be At to eat?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

,Missouri's wage investigating COM
mission must be in a terrible quandary.
It Is finding that the working girls In
the state are generally content with the
conditions under which they are la
boring.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Why do American suffragists go to
England to get hurt when there are
SO many. ways Of accomplishing the
same end heref
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

procession: these arc they who read
the significant7 books a. fast an they
appear. And some have no faith In q
book unless it q old.-Hoston Trans
cript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Kansas Is to have a worlds peace
commission. But a. charity should be-
gin at home what Kansas needs more
Is a commission to promote political
peace within it's own confines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Anyway. those French aviators whit
ride upside down in a gale Of wind
haven't got much on Huerta-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

And the real problem 10 to get an
income big enough to be taxed and
then evade paying.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Il isn't the currency bill, but the coal
blll that II worrying the average man
Just now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Huerta is not going yet. He seems
to be one Of the kind who doesn't mind
missing q few trains.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24

Asteroids? What are asteroids?''
They're the fhanGp deeteru ta1re ont ID
chlldfen1 nosea. "-Ra1tffnof6 American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-24
ElMSAS COMMENT
KEEPIN0 CHTCKENa


Probably IL q vote could be taken
an to what constitutes the most poru-
lar breakfast, bacon and eEgs would
wan. Some OF the intellectuals might
possibly, prefer nsh balls. But for
the solid background OF the aveeAge
workineman's day. can you beat ba-
con and eggs! So the present price OF
hon fruit. breaking an previous rec
ords. IL national calamity. 1t seems
inevitable when you learn that ege pro-
duction Increased but . per cent m 10
years. Considering how much rich
egg. laden foods are used, how much
eggs arc put into soft drinks. con9ump-
ton may have doubled or trebled.
keeping little family stock Of sas
vas comparatively simple formerly.
tar paper would do. and the hens
roasted In the open shed or the family
carryall Now there are concrete noors.
not water fountains, matched boards.
glass and muslin screens. An entncsi-
astc poultry keeper spend1 money this
way much more freely than for parlor
furnishings. But all thi1 elaboration
dtscourages the novice. Formerly q
boy was not considered 70 pass through
the normal stages Of ehrly masculine
existence unless he had . case Of hen
fever. The cackling birds were more
or less Of a nuisance. scratching holes
In the lawns. They never felt quite
happy unless they were roofing around
your net8hbOrs land, and they were
the source Of much friction. But they
did Keep down the price Of eggs, aud
the workingman could have his ideal
breakfast. One trouble seems tn be
that the wild hen ancestor Of our COM
mon varieties. used to lay bat
about an egg month, and now her
descendant il supposed to produce zoo
| a. year. But she IL accessible to per-
suasioh- The modern boy must be shy
on enterprise, or he would not slip
| these opportunities at 80 cents q dozen.
I-Winfead Courier,
Y BUSINESS RELIGION.
| Representative men Of Methodism,
meeting at indianapolis, yesterday de-
clared themselves in favor Of the dedi-
| cation OF one-tenth OF total income to
the church. This was not nearly all
the body declared for, but 1t is suffi-
cient to be interesting. The report.
unanimously adopted. also favored
boards within the church to assist in
civic, industrial and educational en-
terprise. Recently the national con-
vention Of the Congregational church
declared itself for practical reforms
and emphasized q number of modern
improvements with considerably less
| emphasis on some matters OF creed.
No matter what the religion of the
future Is likely to be, the church or
ganization Of the present appears to
be made up Of rather practical fell
lows-Ottawa Republic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

funbet, of Roteter er oer melt forbeI.
aatige apling, % oern9lt fomnter
Wais. Speoen bar life gipet goot
ltbbptte, mebens Sabre, gpg % Gin
por iaa mibbels. Weo ret gooe re
%irltater er bprfet Eeanuts, sGrter,
gsnner, Moer o. WiIlet, mebens
Tiimpfins, Squaibes og lignenoe
bapbe gipet ct mere emo %aIminbeligt
goot ltobptte. Meieribrift % apPg.
oporTtnirg er berfor oct bebite Jar.
merne | oenne Ggn fan ilaa ino pou.
vi Sntercsie for Ginaplcrc. Sra
Statens Sorisasitation for 2anbbrus
er netop ubgipet en- meget interes.
iant Bulletin ON bporbdn Horopeit.
ems Sarmere fan bprfe 2infrs, Der
mooitaar "@iIt" % Ruit. Grof.
@oaep, Der efter en- R9ffe Sorisg
bar itbaipet benne Bulletin, iiger 0eri
blanot mbet, of 2inct life taaer mere
Tlontelpring no af Sorben emo
tSoeoe eller gpg, men bpab 9isr 81.
net iaa ifobeligt for Sorbbunben er
ben Sorbipannp, Der fables "WiIt".
Sor at ifaffe fig Srs, Der fan mobitaa
berne "@ilt", anbefaIer Trofesipren,
of man letter en- gcres 2anb tiIiioe
for Silrfrs, oa Iar eiter gar benpt.
ter bette ianme 2anOitpffe BERTH.
Sm mllig fol man til bette grug
iaaoant 2anb, Der allerebe er
"flaripat". Eli Spo ifaI man be-
mite q. 9. 81. SO, 70 encr i'd, og
inaeS iaa ti6lig foln mitlig, BOG life
iaa Den ubiPttes for 8aarfroit. Sit
ifal fierues meb at trpffes op
meo S~aanoen, aplingen ifaI bsites
belIt meb en- @inber - iaainart
Street or mobent, o. ale SbocfS bsr
meo en- GonpoS inbtil 2inct
Srpifingm bsr foregaa
mar 2inet CT melt miilig tsrt, %
,Srsct bolbes naturligoiS fra onoct
man bar paa Sarmen, og
Sen tpr,gite og blanfeite SGb lG9ges
for nPitc Eanr at iaaeS pod
iamme Stpffc 9anb. gf benne Icre
burbe aolcs nof 2infre for Spb til
fra 80 til 60 Icres. De al Frof.
giortc Sorieg miees iom me.
get betpbningSiuloe for belle Ncro-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

til ct mere birefte Marfeb, bborpeb
Sarnrerne faar beboloe betpoeIig
mere al De Bense, iom betales for
oeres Brpoufter, og Sorbrueerne al
otsie Erooufter paa lin SIDE falr
ltatfe Jig fine Sornsbenbeoer paa
bette Smraabe mle6 minore uolea.
Sorllnget gaar blanbt anSet no poo,
at oen inolitrieae aomnrisiion ifaL
boloe fig %nnoerrettet meo Senipn til
botlte Sirmaer % Tripatperioner
Der fisbcr Sarmprobufter, er piniae
til at fiebe biSie birefte. FARMER.
ne, Weierier paa 9arbet og / De
minore gper o.i.n. ifal til enbper
Slo boloes u1berrettet ON, bpor
laaoanne Gisbere er at finbe, or BEN
1nbrltrlelle Gomnisiion ifaI fnaere
lom ct Slaas Meaemmano melem
Slsber og SeIger, ioet &isbere of
oerrre alasie Erobufter ifal inbien.
De Inisgning til commissioner, leo.
iaget al Difference nreS Senipn til
lin ftnanfiele StiIing m. m., og
Sarmerne ifaI bope anleonina til
at giere lit ubbalg al Dem, iom be
snifer at banole meo. Wtr. Sun OF
anore, JON bar lat Jig inc / Sogen,
tror, at oct n%poprettebe Baffepoit.
Suitem bill oiie Jig at bore en- i bsi
Grab gapnlig Snbretntng for Sar.
merne / belrne SorbinbeIie. 0e
paaltaar ogiaa, at 8iennemfsreIien
at berthe Blan bill BIZ til SoroeI
for &iebmenb / Snraabperne %
SanoIenoe pua Sa1roet, iom paa
oenne Woaoe bill Eli lat iitano til at
fonnme / mere birefte S~orbinoeIie
meo Sefolfningen / Storbperne. 9e
fremb9oer, of bet me Worfebsip.
item / milrore Maaleitof aQerebe bar
pprct forisgt Of Weierierne / 8is.
coniin % piit itg %fortrinlig.
Som ct gfterilet til gferriasen
or Ser / Seltatet inobragt ct Sor.
Tag ON, at bet ifal bore uIoplig
for Ell offentlig @mbebsmano at
pere Meblem al en- poIitiif aonrite,
beitpre en- galgfampogne o.i.p. Sen.
iigten er at begrpnie Den Magt, iom
uospes al politiife Walfiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
nprH qukufn.

Che nnocruciS. Mrs. q. :.
SumobcrQ pcb 2onNbon mlffcbc for.
lcGcn utbcr FOR ct NicrtconOc mcNrnS
bun forieQtc at Qnu til lin SpuS
SlcmL Scr lun nrr bcn0eS cget.
Tur uilS pna Trrricn. Oscar
Ircbcricfiou iouNte& iorIcbcr mco
f~oriro@nc STnoCr % 6ebbcr nrr
Nc Gamma. San baubc farct piIo
% bar oonorct iriu9 paa Errricn.
Sfamfcrct pce @aaocifno. GIo.
renee Gricfiou peo Sbcrbropf bIcp
iorIcbcn 0ag u,ber Ell Sareioat iao
ifnmIcrct peb ct SaabcIfnh. at ban
piI bIiuc arpblina for Rcitcu al lit
Gin, ON han forrcItcn Itoar set ooer.
Sfuboct rnmmcoe bans enc Snfte %
ipIintrc6c @cnct.
Nn Snnclinic fraSeadj. Hcrtbcrn
Naciiic @aucu bar lat erbeI Sltgcni.
srcr / Irbeihc ntco Of itbitiffe eli M
Sinie, Der ira Seah itaI aoa aien.
ncm @olbcn Touen og bringe War.
fchcr I'll CT al &c rigeIte 0iitrifter /
Stoteu. Gen plauIagtc 9irie oil
maoite gisre SorbinocIie nrco beu
Sane, Der MI gaar Ill Mott, % Tom
Souehlinic fol forIruQeS I'll MiIcs
Gitp. Wtout. aoutrofter cr ogiaa
iubgaact FOR nioere Nrbeibe pau
Stantons2iuien norbenfor Wanbuu.
Gcsicrinssiarmcu pcS Wamoan.
Zen SoriegSiorm. Tom Hegieringen
ifaI onlGaee peo Wtanbdi. be9pnoer
MI at antogc beitemte Sormer, ibei
@eitprer u. IS, Yeteripn bar Iagt
8Iancr for DC iorifielisc gpaninaer,
iom itrar ifal opfereS. Der ifaI Jolt
bpggeS elIepe Suie, beribImSt ct for
aoutor % 9oboratorium, TO 8aa.
ninesbuie, nemlis ct for 9~eitpreren
OF ct anbet for bans asiitent, tc
Cottages, S9obus, 0ripbuS, Spite
iaI, Gus for SopepereIier, StaIo oq
8eoifobsifnr.
Surben bcoit for Euteter. Too
Den grperimentsiarm, Der er oprettel
nGr Wc2eob, er Der giort enbel Sor'
log meo bpaS Den ianobolbise SorS
! Der beoit fan irembringe. Wan bal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Mpututtu.
Saiaa en- "Yrrnbcpinsfnr".


liocll Cunt, Der bar merfct "Ilfo.
boz, men bpiS Ioreaie bar mangel'
iulO, blep for nogen SiO iibel inbiat
paa en- al Scrnbunernes Sragtitas
tioncr / Butte, bpor Den / Ell mprf
aro9 blcp benitauenbe inotil Gier.
malloen fuilbc opipores. Gllocl Sjult.
ere % Sernbuneiolt ppOa9eoe inio-
lcrtio Gluttcn % tllnbe fife mooitau
Sriltclicn, men ltaf Sui paa ben %
fDl6te fine SommclGrfer. Scronl
Sogen ianotes Gicrmmloen til 0lln.
fen - Ell SGge / Butte -, og oct
blep oplpIt, at ioruOen Ilfobol inoe.
bolbt bcn ct mcnncifeligt Sopeo, iom
&n9en bnnbe beitilt for lG~9euioen.
ifabclig 8ranifning. nj Ilfobolen
bar Der ba mcgct ltoet tilbagc, men
oct blep iogt, at Dc WGno, Ger bauoe
lritet lin Grit al bclne Sunf, neppe
uof pilbe fna Ell Gram til at image
otter at pGre blcpnc giortc beficnote
mcb bpao &c Der / Snrug bauOc bruf.
fCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Jnoldnoet.
Gotuu.

Neaipn Gitp for apmmisiinnsitsrs
Der er / Mafon Gitp begp,tbt Sor
,oIbsresIer til at ttbfsre 3onunis
icrsitpre. &pis bet nsopenbise an
nI ltnberifrifter fan erboIbes, ri
goLa i BEN n9rmeite Sremtib blip'
rfbolbt.
Sar pict fo!p bnnbrcbc Bar. @iI
nam Sunefe, fienht ouer belle Stater
ON Den "siftenbe Saimire" / BUR
ingtou, er afganet oeb Gsoen Der
tebs, so Iar ga1nnel. Son ifal
iben ban bIcp Srebsbommer, bapt
,iet life mirIbre emo 1900 Ear.
syur rent Sano i GitbcrpiIle. 81
pecieIt @oIs ifaI Dem 17be bs. al
,oIoes / Gitbernile FOR of digiere
spsrgsmaaIet ON rent Sono. Der
r nenIig ct SoriIna oppe ON at no
tcoe @onos Ill ct 9elsb af $4,000
or bernleo Of oprete ct npt SonoIp.
tenn.
Sftnmipa fprblipcr "tsr". Zen
or Sttumpa cirtulerebe Saloonpe'
ifion er al CONNER Inoeion blepell
rfl9rct for u%spIoig, ibct Der man9lct
% Iapne paa at llnbcrifriftcrne
nm flilbtaIlige. gnisaninaen bapoe
n tiIipnelabenbe Maioritet at 353
"a Den i~nbIeperebes, men bet lpffe'
veg SaIporper,s Wobitanoere at faa
$40 trlifre iilbage.
Iarunum fur Snmbolot. timber
,ct forte 9anbbrlgSfuriliS, Tom for
eoen aiboIotes / Sllmbolot, blep Der
,ragt paa garle of aniGtte Ell ggros
ION, Der altiaa iflllbe ouucnoe belle
in Sib meb of biitoa GountpctS Sar-
mere. If Counter, Ser aIlerebe bar
rniot iaabanne fp1roigc Wrnb til at
mberpiie Sarmcrne, nrnneS Gin
on. Scott, @lacfbapf, montgomery
q Mhiscatine.
Ssbsfalb i GAMING. Mrs. Caro-
me Iid)om er Den Soc fSebr. aigaaer
eb Osben / tit Stem / 2anitng efter
roaIe Cages 2ibelie af 2ungebetGn.
cIfe. SenbeS Wnnb, George ait,-
m, Der / en- lang aaarrrffc bar San'
eIsbetirnt beritcbs, bsbe for om'
rent ire Iar iibcn. Sum efterlaoer
ia ipp gsrn FAINT ire Ssitre og Ell
9rober. Ifbebe bar Weblem al Gult.
SrenIibS Menigbeb OF bar | marge
4ar prrct apinoeforeuin9cnS Er9.
ibent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
1ntarruJtu.
ND Tabrif / Wciu Hidmpno.

Ng Tabrif / Ncu HidJmpnb. q.
Goblin Humber 80. ptl til Saarcn
oprcttc Ell Siloiabrif / Nem &id).
mlpn0.
Glpcnc bunbfrpicr. @n bel Gel
minOrc &auofar % Smume / Ont
cgucl al Maiocn Hoct er iom SeIge
al brn itrcngc Serfroit b%unbiroSne,
% oct ian1mc ifnl oGrc SilfGloet
ntc0 Canine lunGS Safe Eepin og
Miaii@iippiiIohcn. Sette oil bape til-
ieIGc, at @tilioncr al 6~iifepngcl pil
Aao tabt.
3upcu pm ems Sfulcbpgcr. Sta.
tens STrerc er life / Saper al oct
iorcIig9cnbe 6orilaq ON ems Sfole.
bigger, ialiolb blcp Der nnber Hortbs
colt @iScpniiu SeadcrS MSiociations
Wtpoc / 8rccn gan pcotngct CT Tro.
tcit herimpb. Won oil bolbc faIt peb
oct mlprrcnbc Spitem, buorpeb Sfo.
lcraooct / Sc forificuige Gountper %
@pcr toQer Scitcmmclie ON builfe
@e9er Ital bcnDttcS.
&aal for Silaac. Trof. Sumpb.
rep pcb StatcnS 2onbbruasifole bar
crpcrimcnterct meb &aaIcn af Suf.
fcrrocr iom Silage, % ban er TOM.
meet I'll oct Heiultat, of Bernie aaal
iammen meo Waisitilf cr iortrinligt
areatl,rfobcr. &cmiif InnIple piicr,
at bcu bar iantme Hpringsuproi ionl
rem WaiSiilage, % G%rcaturerne ipi-
Ter bcn aierue. Serne E~roiesiorells
Spbugellc or az itcr @etpbnina, %
aoalcu al DC 100000 Cons Suffer.
roer, iom bprfeS inben Stater, Ser
peb fan npttigaisreS oa Tom araft'
fuher inbbriuge mango Tenge.
Gn irustbar So. It en- SEQ isoer
fem friifr % Icpcopgtige aalpc inoer
minbre enb ct slar MAJ bel hcnrcg'
nestiI Sielbaibcberne. % SiliGlbet
Icrtiener berior or nGpncs. en- Sc
tilbsrenbe Sbepbor Stpffe oeb Ot
Soto isote iibite Saar SpiIinger.
oa iiSiic gfptaarsbag giorbe ben oet
eubog bebre peb at melbourne mel
Sriuineer - to apiefalpe 90 r
SrefaIp. Zen fr,iatbare So er a
Gurbam.Hmen, % oct fn tilfsies
of beii bar Ell @rubegope til Mrs
Stoffc ira hcubes Saber, Ole Sos
Danger. ut aocn iGttes itor Srs
paa al Ir. % Mrs. Stpffc or be
unsopenoiat at tilfsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
mtnnrCntu.

Ws airfe i !8leniuuob. Spnobeme.
tiabeben / 8Ienpooo, Tait. q. Z.
aees aalb, bar beeprot at inoianle
eenae til SpfsreIie at en- M airfe.
Tarmbiem brrrbt. Srebericf
Enalunbs Stem, beliggenbe fire Wtil
eitenfor Rosieali, neobrGnote for
eoen meb alt Subbo. Ger nar ins
rem assurance. Slben por opltaaet
,eb ct ~ooerbeoct SpnSrpr.
8Ieniuuuo-S tnSent nSmerfer ia.
5iIrner apefob at 8Ieripopb, MI Stll'
vent peb Sarpnrb mebiciuife Go
e, er bIepen tiIfienbt BET iaafalote
sbecper ShoIaribip. 9enne SRI
,Ioos in~bbefatter oaiaa Ell fonGant
1nberitette!ie al $3.50.
%ltlpeiast pco Rpunb Cafe Sors
nerne / Omeanen at Rounb Safe, 6
Dill norbcnior Gobosiet. bar / &in'
YER o9ret iau oIaaet at ulper, of De
,eite1nte iig I'll of gtpe ben en- SPre.
,euae. Soer ferrti Wanb iamleoeS
orlebcn, oq mco Sunbe ioronitoIte.
,e en- GaSiaet, hporunoer i'm ulpe
"a ire GaioteS maotte bibe / Sr9S'
ct.
8sb Tprtieneite. InbeIsmeierict
Spannine bar / set forfeiture Iar
,etolt fine Grnber $50, 562.19,
,piIfet err S19,5S4.04 mere cno Set
preuacetSe @ar. Iftiecierne bar
>eb Marets ltbaan9 facet ell 0iuiocn'
>e Of 40 Frocent, % InItaltcns iom'
eoe SnotPater Dor iioitc Nnr SO,
552.O7 moo $4S,S79.S9 SET forcaoo.
noe Ior.
2nocrnc trrnqcr mn Sto!cbnaning
st 'eericIt &oIa bill / Den nprmcite
SremtiO bIipc ofholbt / Supcrnc 'or
II aiQirrc SprrQ5mnoIct ON lloite'
,elie al combs for 10000. Tcnrc
Srm trpnqeS FOR Spierelie AZ en-
IN StoIcbpQuinq. ihct @ncnS Sfole'
tnabrm / Den 8ruo or ioreGct, at &c
10 nlrprrcnoc SfoIcbn9nin9er fun
II Reo fan rllnlme Sen.
Stcstc Eptctcr. Gn &crbuucpoQr
.a0et ntco Eotetcr rar iorlcNcn tom'
men ibruno mebcns SEN hcnitob poo
Srcot Rortbcrn goucu5 Spor / Ntin.
neaooll5, % 9rauoopienct mo0ttc
10 for at iluffe. On Bette par beisr.
net ioues 9ronbioIfene at fpIbc ollie
line 2oumer meb itCQte Eoteter,
iom Lao Ill OF bare urc9et uelimogen'
be.
Sch / ltbelo. Il SfoIcbsrn, Ser
| Ell Iuffet aisretet bar unoerueiE
hiem fra SfoIen, bIeo iioite 6rcoaa
gftermiboag paaflerte al ct Nortb'
ern Gociiic Gasiaeerto9, nGr 8lpn
BON, men iIop mertcIi9 nof oerfrc
uben ioa ntegct iom en- Rift. gega'
SeIte bIep brGbte, og q. g. Inberion
Der fjsrte. bleo Ilpnget al SGoet of
nIporlig fpPitct.
Hp Sanf / Ecmbertpn. Sarmer!
Stote 9onf er blepen orgaui'eret
1emberton meb m &opital al SD
600. 8eter 9. Sammer er Suitiht
fionens 1rPiibent o9 aasierer, o(
blan6t Gireftererre er albert &c
perion og 8arnep Slion. gn gonf
bpgning Of Whlriten ifal opisres ii
Gommeren. 0ett e er Den amber
gonf / Gemberton, trobs at bette e
ben pnaite % minbite gp / gll
Garth Gountp.
!Splts Weieri en- Snfees. Gar
mers Cooperative Creamery 60.
SoIt oibolbt forleben fit Iarsmsoe
oq Der bIep unber bette oplpit, q
Weieriet be fem aar. bet bar p9rc
/ @irfiombeS. bar tent $11S,776.4l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Sub pnkntn.
Ncn0uppb prptcitercr.

SrUuIUUUu VrUlrNtTcr. SUIItI'
ningsfolfgte / Oeaopoob proteiterer
paa oct beitigite moo BET 2opforilug,
Der piI begrpnie SuloonerneS antaI
til en- for bpert Suiinb SrObpggere.
SpiS Sorilaget pebtages al SegiSln'
turcr, pil 9eaomoob Iioe ct bircftc
Cab al $4,000 aarlig, flyer mail.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

Sene "Secorab.G oiten" Ill SI9etninee oe
Ecnrsr I SumleIaneet. - 1irsoaGs % 5re'
haasuhannen foiier $3.50; Greeassuesaeen
aleue, st.25 pr. slar.
The Holbrook news., 1913-05-23

forest, fisherman and all others
who have occasion to visit the
mountains, should keep constant
ly in mind the following six
Rules" for care with fire:
Be sure your match is out
before you throw it away.
2 Knock out your pipe ashes
or throw your cigar or cigarette
stump where there is nothing to
catch fire.
8 Don't build a camp fire any
larger than is absolutely neces-
sary. Never leave it for even a
short time without putting it OUT
with water or earth.
a Don't build a camp fire
against tree or a log. Build a
small one where you can scrape
away the needles, leaves or grass
from all sides of it.
5 Don't build bonfres. The
wind may come up any time and
start a fire you cannot control.
6 If you discover a fire, put it
out if possible; if you can't, get
word of it to the nearest U. S.
forest ranger or state fire warden
just as quickly as you possibly can
CHARLES H. JENNINGS
Forest Supervisor.
The Holbrook news., 1913-05-23
Mr.. ROOsevelt's Services

1t is to Mr.. Roosevelt's credit
that he is going to take the stump
in support of a bill presented by
a democratic governor and re-
jected by a democratic legisla-
ture dominated by a coalition of
democratic and republican bosses
Every friend of an honest state
wide direct primary law will well
come Mr.. Roosevelt's assistance
in this campaign. He comes in
to this contest as an advocate
who cannot now be suspected of
selfish or ulterior motives.
He takes the stump not as a
candidate or a managing politi-
clan, but as the most eminent cit
lien of New York. He is not
fighting his own political fight,
but is helping a democratic gov
ernor fulfill the pledges of a dem
ocratic party. If the battle is
won the credit will belong large
ly to Governor Sulzer, and the
political advantage will belong
almost wholly to Governor Sulzer.
Mr.. Roosevelt appears as a vol
unteer in the ranks, and he has
never appeared in role that re-
hected more honor upon him.
This is the highest and finest
form of service of a citizen who
has been president of the United
States can render to throw all
the weight of his power and in
fuence upon the side of right is
sues, regardless of party or fac
ton or personal politics. In this
new campaign the World believes
that the people will listen to Mr..
Roosevelt with a sober serious
ness that they have never before
accorded to him. New York
World.