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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
land, (Pacifc Coast league; Bland
short stop, Atlanta. Southern
leaguel.
Berries Best Cops Ribbon.

| United Press Leased Wire Service. j
CHICAGO Sept. 90. Berries Best,
owned by Daniel Richie, of New York,
owner Of Hoffman House, this after
noon was awarded the ribbon as the
finest type Of English BULLDOG In the
United States at the fourth annual
show Of the Chicago specially club.
oyer strathmay Prince Albert. win
ner of a number of prizes at eastern
dog shows. The animals are valued
al $500 each
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
G. A. DIRECTORS
MEET TOMORROW
tContlnued from page 81,

cal directors. Rumors to the effect
that Burlington, Keokuk, Kewanee
and Monmouth were about to take a
rest were afioat some time ago, but
have died down of late. Clinton will
give an attendance OF at least $4,000
for the season and the fans are ready
and anxious to secure a league club.
The entrance of that city to the
league Is anticipated at the Monday
session.
In the event Clinton is taken into
the fold and Monmouth or Kewanee
dropped, the Central Association
should just about qualify for class
c. rating. This would be a decided
advantage to the league, especially
lin the graduation of players to
higher company. The draft price would
be materially increased and draft
from CO. class clubs eliminated.
VIII Likely Re-eIect Justice.
The agitation that has been stirred
lup by Muscatine and Waterloo papers
for electfng Belden Hill or A. s
| Lawrence to succeed Justice to the
presidency of the league has appar
emily about fallen through with and II
seems almost sure thing that Jus
tice viii be reelected.
Hill has come out plainly in {
statement that he is not candidate
for the office and never intended tt
be. Lawrence has not made any sucl
statement but the directors of hi
club have written Justice that the!
are entirely satisfied with his wor!
and find no reason why they shoult
vote for any one else.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
1914 Maxwell .25-4" $3.50

Motor-Four cylinder. Lhead type cast en- bloc.
Bore 3ss in. stroke AZ in. Cylinder head
cast separately with valves
Power-25 h. p
Igntion-High tension single system magnetic.
ciuteh-Cone type in 1ywheel, Motobestos lin
ed.
Transmission Selective sliding gear type,
three speeds forward and one reverse.
control-Lefthand drive, center control, foot
accelerator, 16 in. hand wheel
Wheel base-1o3 in.
Tire-3O in. II in. clincher, front and rear.
Tread-56 in.-S0 in. optional for South
sprines-Front, semtelliptic, 80 in. long. Rear.
semi-elliptic, 40 in long. Rear springs shack
led to goose-neck at rear.
Axies--Front. dropforged I-beam section com.
Ilete with spring seats Rear--A floating
No load carried on driving shafts.
erakes-Internal and external, actuated on 1914
in drums rear wheels.
Eauipment--Top, envelope, Jiffy curtains, wind
shield, gas head lights, oil side and rear
lamps horn, speedometer, tire holders Prest-
O-Iite tank and tools.
Prioe-s75o f. 0. b. factory, Detroit, Mich
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
suspenders for Ladies'.

CHICAGO, Sept. spenderg
worn under bodices to hold up the
lingerie. is one of the new things in
wcmens' wearing apparel on exh BIT
tion at the dress makers convention
here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
Announcing the Maxwell Line

Maxwell Models
automobile
andt %
ble nsraton
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
@astrn / 8nrtth ny Nutth.

gtotsraoo SARAH 8rontb far /
~8erlingife Si0enoe" ifrepet cit in~
teresiant Mrtifel ONT Soften / Sor=
tbs og 9flltio. Otter cit 6remltil=
ling al @eltmoaocn fer og iii, goar
@r. 8roa1tb ODER til at Deficit ige
fig MES 6orti0el1. San lfrtper
blo1r6t on6et:
@plten begDn0er / Sl1ni me0 Sly
perea1 % f%ortietter meo GrGsfre
% forifjellig 5lags &orn til oe,,
lite Sftober. = Mopenrber 1l1tter
meo Mo6frl1gterne. &biS @eite1
bap6c pnret lige iaa itor / gomle
Gage iom MT, ga Ser bgites ooer 3
afin. Gor. 2a,16 &orn og 6rd og
ca. 1 MfilI. E6r. 2ano eng % &lg=
Der, biloe Ser bore meogaaet ca.
7h Mi1l. Seltbage ale,re til Mei=
ming, Slooning og &tpning, mer
meb 6e nnpnte 6orbeoringer beb6=
loes ser mi fun ca. 100000 &slt=
Ioage, 6isle Sal biier, bpor ltore
l%Sremlfri6tene bar beret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

tEEHatEAa H4tst .ta+.as .IEH-4tL.-. TIT
Nlligencl er 5bItarbcioet, ionl
paa Sen %guntneloags Moabe bar
oa SlGb fra Morgcu tiolig
til Mftcn -iiloc, I'LL intet MOB oe,1
set inbifrGnfer Jig innrt til
|en bc6aaelig aioriel / aoot gejr,
bells poo Slan=, bcls paa Mteeie1naifi<
tic; tint SC, ser forfer aornet paa
Bog,rcl1, 1eaa lta0ig lGggc &rri=
ter i. -
&pab pil 1remtioe1 bringe?
gr emo Trcmifriotcnc pg 1Sor=
beoriugerne itore, rnaa 6remtiocas
@sitarbcioc 6ag forore poerligcre
8eiparclie al Sis % Nrbeiosfroit,
% bpu6 Der CT e1lbnl1 pigtigerc, set
l.bclbige &cjrlios Snof(yoelle paa
9elten lroa oberui11ocs.
Sammc Dog, ipn1 &or,1et CT
n1elct, bor @pitclt bore enot.
N%fgreoens lal1ge @cnitono pao
Marfe1 for at p%ejres, ca. s Gage /
goot &ejr, CT tim neopen6ig for
@alme,1s &eofomntenoe, bporfor
Seritning bur6e foretages 1mntioig
mes Mcining. bcrpc0 Mep !Splten
iifret, og set itorc 9(rbeioc. man TIL
bar mc6 ferlt at fjpre &ornct /
So0c % 0crefter cnb,mt cn9ol1g
flptte set bcle for at faa set tor
ifct, piloe fl1ru,c ipores.
6remtiocns &eitmaifincr nloo BIZ
DC CIT &um6iration al Mcjc= %
5rrlfclnoifine, 0repne res Glcftrici=
tct ellcr Motor.
Mejnnoifinen fan, ga limpliiiceres
n1cget bctpoeliat, fproi sen life ifol
binoe @ornet, men fun feoc 5erlfc=
Maifincn. Samrnc Sag, &or,t og
a9SS:rg CT mejet, pil oct / Suffc ppre
fet poa 9oftet, % til6ooc poa
,Marfcn bliper FIN Gtofferc al
Sen / @allcr Lit presieoc &olm.
iii Den 3i6 bcbeoes fl,1 goot
&eir lrnoer Mcini11ge,1 og Sc
Millioncrs Sab, ponifcliec @eltoor
iii .og ga p%aafprcr 9%anobr1,gct, bill
bgre en- Sago Blot.
| 2anobru9cts Mcntobilitet pil6e
poerliacre blipe u%nber6ugget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

M1trib Slpisootter al Spcrinc orof UGlte'1s( 111eo
Song Slop al Norgc, % fort Gio oerefter 1too Srpl=
l11ppet poa Surpsbprg ,1co megcu Nrogt. Sglao I
SM1sforlcncs @crcerg rar oc1 lan1n1c &nrl0 ct Sr1l=
oepor tilitcoc, ne1nlig Grliug @ngnelpl1 og Snetr1o
@l,ttprrnsbuttrr, Oh @lubc1 por Der fife 11111ore
,1pju1u!!.. euo &ongcbollcl. 9siiot fpr So1gboroet lno
grling ~ bura lrffelige Srl,o, og l>rl Srltoc1 Ser=
aoIf, bris 1SorItano peo Ocn,m 2cjllAbeo per er1ol1lt
mere iprtlnrlct % pilbturc,lhc eno cllcrS pau Grrno
al alt oct npe oa uluonanlige, br, br &orge'1S
@ooro uar %ionc til. grling pa Sncirio bopoe cfter
gpre lt:rbt at {utc bon iuo cit, bpo0 Der bar To-
rcioloet, lioc, Treirsbopcts @rano pa &crlens Af=
relic fre Stciuurltob; 1ne SC Spar1s1noal, ban gjor=
SC, por i%rcl,oclcs ioo operraifcnoc, at '1a1 tl'roe
ourc liffer poo, at bo1 por lioct floNcre cno tpr.
u9'oor oatcr s at relic berf ro?" bcnpe11otc |er=
golf Jig til SC ,l,1ac 9ggtcfolf, Scr Moaltioet bar til
g1oc, pg Mool %ucnocnc tog @oroele bort.
rMcjic?" ipl,rotc Sncirio. v9porbcl1, Wprbro=
Dcr?"
ga, toaer s life til Gio? Seq truttc, hi flrnoe
iplseS as"
Set lfuloc loo prrc ior at airlte Big, Morbro<
Der. Oilers br III nof iutct mere at giprc as De1
&unt."
vNir, jog ioritoo life bcorc," loaoc @prgolf og
1pilrbr Zjuc ilnon Gring, ~eno at &onge,1 banoc till
QinCt Dttc MnlDprnD, pH at IS 1lDllcOc lt S4el'tul=
ftoo Ill.,"
rNej, stcjnoritao CT tabt iur os," iaaoc Sncfrto
,co ct lioct Suf. ~@icn liAc n1e0ct! Seq Mr oct,
5om hebrc cr."
"a, pco bpA, @brgoli," iaaoe Grling. ut &on=
oeu toa stcinorltao, ioroi S bolot 6%rejrSblot. 9n
Dor lclp r1e6."
rNlcn 81, por jp life mes. Spor fm ioa Stej<
rori to0 - &"
SAD ps mi life trafe mere bcrrao, Mprbroocr,"
{og0c Sncfrio q 6rpoenoc.
v5urfc ocrpoa! Sso men set CT "a 1%or'leoe11t
at trnfc poo cact go, 1,aor man oritter @rpunp.
Afej1cr s til Ss(ou6 foute? Gr SIT life CIT sSSlr1=
Ding. @rling?"
rgrlile tiener @o,,aens @oaro, Morbrpocr!"
ubbrpo Snefrio. vGu fon bel pioc, at naon poo
famine Sis life fan lottc go poo Ssslano og nrrc
@on9 SlopS Snsforl. &i blipcr notllrligpis fer.
&pngcrl far ioo mango Sltsfarlc, ion1 CT gift"
Oct bliper ittc for min Snefri6 font at bore
M6glefnippct pao Steinarl to6," lagbe Grli1tg til.
rMca Scr fol1rner bel beorc Tioer, pil III baobe.
@onge, hiper bel goo igien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
ffrarn paa &trjnarstan
@n TTprtclling fra @eilig Claus Sio
al
Snguur 8ombcieu.
GSortjot)).
(6ortlat)).

Scrlcoattercn bar pll10 clig borte. Ga Dnn ioa,
a)pao gcnoing octtc Afvce tog lnelleu1 aongen %
Nltrio, tpftes set benoe iuu1neIisit at laoe &c l1nse
6n}tcasiolt olc,le, % bum felte lclp CIT lligel19
grona til u]et al allie at flunne, ON chs tint for ct
;gicblif, gipc Jig ben ren hrltle1oc 6rpS, Der fplote,
a]e,1oes @ierte, = at tl,nuc ltrUffe linc @e11oer moo
.@imlcn % @lG>esgroao ie1oe cit ltmll1neroc Soo=
s%}ris1i,1a til Sen epige &irrli9beo.
Oct giar SIN &erinoe al sGrc, at M1n looer os
pnre %olcnc," iogoc Slap og lugoc lin, grrn ON
M]trios Miojc. uSSeg pl ogiao belit 1roel %1o'1er
r5ige: Seq cllfcr Sig! Seq bar Sig loa inoerli9, III
ocrlia fiar, nil! Mltrio."
gu tuaer fell, 9lm, Sarololpn!" ipareoc gitrio
dfjuImcnoe. Set err 10 %SSl1acacro, on e%llter."
v%,S,,acacro for ieg al0ria let; men Dig peo )1
Tor pit. at leg clfcr al bcle min Sj9l Obi o:or1g
aopoc icg epct nit @inoe til oenne @ejie bis, bap=
Sc jog life for,,> ficnot Sig, oa or Set cno Maanrolo
Sssarl, scr bor iart Sig til SarpSbor1, loa CT Oct plS=
3cIiq life bo1 eller nugget olloct Mcn11cltc, DER nehz
ne Stuno fprte Mig ira Sirglh1en
cScu pes ,1uppc lclp, Dpor jeu tog Den 9%eli11t11l1g
sra"
so, jcg peo SCI" iasoc sitrio an,t oa |aaoc tit
:Sopeo moo hans 9rpIt. Seq peo not, hpoo Der
Ieoeoe Sin Song. @uo pnre priiet oerfor!!"
Is Sen St,1no, hi loo og talcoe 1l1co bn1o1loe'1
-a,0enfor &irfcn par Set, ipn1 ONT Der ira bpert Ito
1hpert @lif, ia fra 0ine @rnbcr, Dine Stl1lore, DIT
=6aor uOaif eli pio,,nocrlig, 6inmlcllf Strp11, TOM
fplbtc nit belle @uie1, iao jog forltn11, at III to tnaoe
iffc lepc bi,,anocu fornoen. Mlligepel l1aattc lcg TOM
-taonae, jo1 9ettens @ao'ro6eper ligc Sci til on
@pn; lea fa,noc life laoe Sip % Gpo athGl'ge at
7n,ir1e 1s1eller for CT, apiuoc. 90 ieg forloo Dig, bar
7iea ri @ptte for Sarte og Glltpp, og eno11 1'1oer
geis til 1i1,elt1,en ejentoe ieg for mig 1elp: Sral
:aoen Sml1uuci9beo, at jeg LITER Mltrio, % S',efr'o
a.. el]ter grli,,g, f,,,,e reooc BET sip, JONI Sooen opn1=
z1aer? Gcriom Set nr min ~aetieroigbco$ Moolc=
~ltof, oo f~ortjc,,tc jeg at itencs bort ira bpert E1'9
II gsorgeS @ige. Sg %olligepel: Cine liolte Sro bapoe
rant lcm 2ficb,,g, og Set par, ionr Ser oirreoe cit
/. 8lana al Stool NIT Gre al Sc Sro: ~9erre1 tr9'l=
Z aer i oer11e Sog life til st SpGr6 cller Din &riltell<
baIf." 50 uocn at trnfe nogen Sonfe til enoe
eI(er ajprc mig ielp 9e0c for min Aoforo, oreleoe
lg ont, e,ooog jog ollereoe itoo meo 6ooen paa
Eil,qlt1,e11s 5rappc, for at iege Dig op."
slitrio greb bans @aun0 og 1too tolls.
,Ssseg peo," logoe &pngeu loplntrlt rg n1eo b'let
@opco, at jeg n1a1gen Gong sfiofi9rbeo hor taret
qru1,,t trent moo Scrrens og 6eorela1,octs SLENDER.
San bunoc, at iee life altio f'1l9te @rllti ,Soo1por.
.0an bu1oc, at fprit SIT lfa( lore mig ret at tle'1e
Dor 6errc oa 0rel1er. @l11be SIT oct, min Nltrio,
ga pnrc 81, tifolo pellignet!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
Sen. @jempcnbtc.

San CT lige fonnmten biem fra
2anoet binlires set itorc @ap.
Get CT set utroliglte, ba11 bar OPP
lepet beropre UNDER Sc 1torc> 1tore
Torbolo. SON far prepet o!t, lige
fra 9arnepiac og &enlifer til @ulo=
groper og 9%ofurbejoer, og alt oct
bor lat lit 9por paa bam. /.
@an ifrioer fremoo ,nco ielpbc=
biolte, faite Sfriot. Ser er font
met @aan / bans Zine; Sc CT paa1te
til at ffrioc longt, laugt l1o ouer &c
itore 6orbolo, og III far Ian alt, alt
fau ga,tlfc rGrt inoe poa 2ipet al
Jig.
Set ltorc 2an65 Sprog bar Dist
fig fat / bans @ane. Sffe felt bar
ban CLIENT lit Moocrsmaol; men
set faloer / Stumper % 9tpffer for
bom. Trcmmcoc 9roffcr tril4cr
ino, o0 sc a',rglcnoe @onclpoe, SC
itorc, niOe @oanobeprgelicr CT
Minoet ON set fremnncoc.
Sam Ter al 6ettc 2anos Senti=
me,talitet, al octs Meipeft for M1=
toriteternc, al bets ~9ogen=iig=af"
l,bprligc Smaating.
Deropre tog ,na,, prnftilf paa
Sagerl1c, Nppcrette,1 jas til @ei=
boros, oA man ioa lrmgere frc,l
en6 til lin cgel, &Gietip.
Set 9anb oeroprc, set bar ct ber=
.1igt 2oro, ct 2ano mc6 &c 1torc
Mrliabeocr, % ban roaoer ollie
til at rejie sis, ia nGitcn forogter
Dem, Scr bliper Djcn1mc.
Selp refer bar, life; n1c', ON
,Mftencn finger ban Jig ne6 til Ssen,
til @unfen ,t,6cr Sc lephrlbc Errr,
/ Merfet. bpor ingen fan lc ban.
Ser iib6er ian og tGa1fer paa
lengit foripunonc Gage, % bon
boger fig falt / Sc Mi1oer, / &c al
Ierminoitc Gnfeltbcoer, og ga lig=
ger 2anbet biniioes longt, longi
bortc. (r@r. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

|Slngtcn, inOtil ogiaa Sc beoc %
glemtes. Sg Ill, Dor aasper ler
tat nocnfor @crning. @an jaeger,
% bm1 filfer, bar flitfer ae0ler %
bjGlper list til, ,laar llloen flippcs
al Jaarene. Sg ellers panOrer ban
meo lin @lu1o llo paa @e0e,1, bpor
ban logger fig / 2pngcn og npn=
ner Ell iorglss Iaterpiic ON &jGr-
ligbc6 o5 fierne !@immelitrbg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26
Ben stbats Cater.

s. u@opcolta6en" finoes fslgenoc
6fil0ring:
@ellem to &%e9nbpger faloer 60
leu / ct %forporpclrt 5trejf ber ouer
cit laaoet @eoepej, ser ilpnger Jig
runot ONT @crning. &eo Geiens
&rl1mni1g ligger ct lille bpiofalfet
!@a1S, og fer Dor Ganmarfs li6lte
Gater, ~&ielle=aasper", Stmmnens
iibite Sfl,6.
Gtbnert Mennelfe %in0enfor @anl=
mcrl,nl 3errco, ia len9cre @elt %
,'S6 paa,. fjenber ban1, Sen bpilelg=
ic Cater, lroor bon fpj oa itprf
fouu1er aaoc,0e oper .@eocn meo
8esicn poa Maffen og &rl16c1t, Ell
piounoerlig @or6onictter, traue1oe
efter iig. 90 far ba11 noget al
Gpentpret oper fig % lit fri, flat
fenbe 2ip.
&ospcr CT CIT gall1ncl Maal6 III,
Fan CT y Mor, men ltnbig ltGrf
|ion en- @jprn, fcrm iom Sitter, og
|iugclt pao @e6en jaeger JONI ban.
|@on pco, Dpor t@aren fi1r0er lit Sui
leiteo, fjcnocr &nbens Gml,tbl1l=
Ter og b,tlfcr Sc @jer0er, Dpor Mger=
bpnlene bor 0ercs &e6er. .Sg 1,aar
Splen gaar neO, toger ban fin Nat
i cit @pitaf ellcr / Sen tntteitc, bp=
bette 2y1g. &jnlle. &asper pil int
gen 6ortreo, i,gen gjgr lom Tor-
trn6.
Mu iiooer &asper og jeg ion1u1en
II bans Stlte og taler ont gon1le So
&C, ga 1aterl1e Derlfe0e ODER @ebc11.
@cngang bar Ser nla>,ge, flyer
aasper, pg So gif SC paa Strciftog
r1tnot omfring, til @erregoor0cnc
u@oltbjerg" v@erl,ingssbolm"
a2opin1o":, vGanocrltp", ia bclt
ne0 til &or0e % fro paa. Sc le=
peoe al at fliffc Sfo, lGtte M1loer
ino og fittc oem, @liffenilageror=
lbej6e, goa paa Sagt pg fife og lao=
I6o1.. Nu CT ser 10 ir1gen Sing pco
Sogten; men 0engarg bar ser Dpcr=
fen Gcnoarmer eller @oliti -.
Sea fer oper poa &nSper.
u2openc Sc iaa 11ogle rigtigc
@un0cflnlt
80 bpa'" = &jGllc=&asper Ter
libt forborgelt - vjen ifu' 10 lep."
SSa1btil for faa Mar ii0en lepeoc
&asper bla16t iin Stomn1e og fon1
sen. Gater=Sproget er 10 for iao
bi0t Bans Mo6ersmaal, og set glenn,
mer ban beller ifte.
9lt1et er DQf1s nSon1elt Seg1e1l
er vSfraaleren", 8relten rSrima"
og &onen ba1s ~Mai". De talte
beres cget Sprog, iom ingel1 anoer
foritoo og bcller life ifltloe for:
ltaa.
uGr 90 0ebt, ausper??"
vMen JONI ba, pnper / &c Slim
Strife" iparer sen .gnnrle 1ater oe
peger It's al &ino,,et og 11o ooel
2pnacn, % iuggeitioneret at San
fcn ON lin @orn6om tilfpjer ban
81 bar fem Mar, bo ban 0b6'
mi Soar"
Men iaa farteoc ansper ON ME-
lin Mooer %. fire-fcm arore q
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B0GER.

Marianne. af Wilhelm xras. s5c.-issac See
huasen, af w. Krag. eoc.-I:aac Kapergast.
Krag. e0c.-Lodsen OF hans Hustru. aft. Lie.
5~Oc.-dryende Dag ,af NJ. Mailing. 6Oc.-Stedron.
nlngee. af John Paulsen, 5Oc.-Eventyrbogen.
street. indb. Ordbsger: Dansk-Ncrk.
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk. Dansk. ca. o
slider over 10000 Ord, $1.25; kortfattet
Enge1sk og Dansk-Norsk, Csc; Norsk-Dansk-
Fms, 1sk oR Engelsk- Norsk-Eansk I.omme-
Ordbog, s~hirtin9sb: Soc. / Maroccobind med
Gnldsnit 75c.-Rt Hundrede Timer iengelsk.
Post,Korti stprt Udva1g fra Danmark Norge
Sverige og Finland; ~ forskjeliRe Kort fof
csc: rs do. SOC; 65c do. $1,000 do. $1.76.
-> G. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO.
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&pab ifal man glue / 9riffepensc:

6or Ell 9io ii0e,1 uobs0 ~Noliti=
fen" til &pntl1rrence ONT Spprgs=
maalet: ~@pao bsr maa1 gipe /
0rttfepe1ge, og bporle6es ifal nlol1
foroele 9riffcpcngel1c eftcr en- Seats
Spbolo pao ct @otcl, otter 8 Cages
Spbolo paa ct @fornenlt 8a0ebotel
og IA Cages Spbol6 poa ct for
oringslplt @aoepe11lionot?" - @la=
Set nebiottc berpoo CIT @ommisiion,
Scr ifl1lbe be0pmme be ms en0te
Soor, % fplgenoe bor foaet &rilen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

= 25 psf:
Oct ne0iatte lt0pala ajpr oog OPP
mprfiom poa. at mems S'l1oienoercn
maajfe far prret fist flot operfor
9pbartcren, bor bon til @icngiglD
life peroiat &arlens Doelier efter
5ortjcneitc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

Gm ipbif @pater er al @%pjeitcrct.
i6pmt 2 9lnrs Tl1gtb1sitraf for 9y-
peri al Griffeporer.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-26

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81 bette @la6.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-14
Mems Shoes.

Mems $3.50 Tans and Gunmetals, all
the latest shapes, sale price. so. 98
Mems $500 shoes all feathers, bluch-
ers and buttons special. -. 3.48
Mems S. and Sc Shoes of the best
known makers, sale price. SO. SO
Mems $3.50 and So. 90 values, all SOL
id Calf, Gunmetals and Vicis.
Special. .S1.9
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-14
Gallo es.

All good standard brands Of Calico
worth &c going in this sale at. .4c
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-14
Ladies' Furnishings

Ladies' Aviation Caps so and Toe
value sale price ..................... 33c
100 ladies Collars, regular price
25c sale price ...................,......9c
Ladies' cashmere Gloves in colors
regular price 25c sale price. mile
Ladies' Scarfs, regular so and
75c value sale price ........... -. 34c
Ladies handerchiefs going in
sale at...... ......~............. ...."...Zc
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-14
Ginghanns.
Cnildren's Wash Dresses

OIlliuIS Gil w doll III OooCo
76c Children's Wash Dresses. .35c
/ lot Children's Slip-on Rain Over
coats, value $500. .."... $1.98
1 lot Children's Slip-on Rain Over
coats, value $3.50. .......$1 AZ
Ladies' Wash Dresses worth $500
sale price. ........ Use
Children's Cloaks, age to 10,
prices up to $500, sale price .$1.9S
Ladies Fine Cloaks worth $1,000
closed for. ................So .0O
Ladies Fine Black Corkorels worth
up to $500, closed at. go. $500
All $500 and $500 Cloaks,
CLOSED at. ............ ..9o.OU
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-14
Rain Coats.

Big lot of Raincoats, mems and la
dies regular $40 90. closed at $500
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-21
LOW WAGES AND WOMEN
IParkersburg Eclipse.]

The Illinois state legislature is in
vestigating the matter OF wages pau
to women workers in the factories ana
big stores of the cities and the relation
ofssuch to the white slave traffic. Some
startling evidence has been secured.
going to show that low wages paid
women workers have LED to their
downfall. simply because they could
not live on the money paid them by
their employers. Marshal Field & Co.
employ over four thousand women anu
girls and the testimony shows That
nearly all of these workers are either
uaderpaid or are receiving Just enough
to keep them in food and clothes. 4et
Fields estate amounts TO one hundred
and seventy-tive million dollars. cases
like this multiply as the investigating
committee continues its work, showing
that employers who underpay their
euployes are wealthy, while their en-
p,oves live the best way they can. IL
they go to the bad it is no concern OF
their employer. Possibly 1t isn't LOT
70 person is Obliged TO work at the
wage offered. But there is the otheF
side Of the question. In most cases IL
is either take the wage offered or
starve. and but very few people are
willing to s;arve. Sucn Deins the case
is not the employer morally response
blep
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-21
A WOMAN on WOMEN.


u believe that many girls are hid
ing behind low wages as the excuse for
imomrality among girls. I admit that
low wages have much to do with the
question but I can not agree that low
wages is the most important factor.
said Miss Clara Brewster, physical Gi-
rector for the Y. W. c. A. After u
study of the problem and work among
girls exclusively as a director Of physi
cal education for girls have come 20
the conclusion that Ignorance of sex
laws is the greatest factor. If girl
really knew the great laws of life and
realized that she had q mission In this
world as q mother, she would suffer
many hardships or even starve before
she would sell her womanhood. The
trouble is that so few girls Of that
class have been given an ideal Of mar
riage or motherhood. Their parents are
to blame would oppose sex educa-
ton in the grade schools most en-
phatically, but do advocate the in
struction for mothers. The trouble is
also that girls are told the negative
side of life and never the affirmative.
They are told certain things are wrong.
but not why they ore wrong. Children
have much more reasoning power than
they are given credit, and such
answers do not satisfy them. II they
were told the reasons for wrong and
right they would understand and APP
preciate the explanation. Girls natur-
ally have fine ideals. and il their edu-
| cation was properly directed they
would respect their womanhood u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-21
Steel Plant Gain. Thru Short Hours.

Economy in production. as well as
leisure for workers, has followed the
adoption of the eight hour shift in one
steel center. In describing Granite City
H.. as one of the satellite cities" which
industry is developing on the edges OF
st. Louis, Graham Romeyn Taylor In
The Survey says:
Perhaps the most striking contrast
in the whole round Of Granite City's
community life is that here is a town
with the most meager provision for
recrea ton, with only the beginnings OF
public library and no Y. NJ. G. A
town singularly barren of resources for
the utilization of leisure-yet in this
very place are to be found advanced
labor experiments in the direction OF
giving greater leisure to working men.
Some of the steel plants have demon
strated,. to the satisfaction of their Of
ficiais. the ecoEsmic advantages OF
three eight hour shifts as contrasted
with two twelve hour shifts in con-
tinunus processes. According to its SUI
permit endent, one plant has actually
saved money, for the waste and in
efficie ncy due to negligence and fatigue
are reduced enough to outweigh the
20 per cent addition to the pay roll Of
the men affected. The change was
accompanied by an average advance OF
90 per cent in hourly rate Of wages.
but the four hour reduction meant that
the daily wage decreased about 20 per
cent When the question was sub
mitted to the men. however, a nnani-
nous affirmative vote was the result.
I'VE want the leisure to be with our
families and do odd jobs around the
house, some Of the open-hearth men
said to the superintendent. That there
has been little bad Use Ut the leisure
the officials Of the Granite City COM
panies all agree.
THE success of the eight-hour shift
in city so poorly equipped for the use
of leisure would seem to promise much
If the schedule were inaugurated in
communities where recrea alton has de-
veloped more fully