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Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08

S2O,UO0 to $5O,0oO. .........2 per cen $5o,ooo to $75,oeo. ......3 per cent $75,ooo to $1oo,ooo. .... ...4 per cent $foo,ooo to $250,ooo. ......5 per cent $25o,ooo to S5oo,ooo. ...6 per cent More than $5oo,ooo. .......7 per cent
 So far as the taxable American is concerned, the income tax law is now practically i'll force against him. While the tariff law in which the law is em- bodied will not be signed until next week, the first returns do not have to be made to the internal revenue col lectors before March 1, 1914. But when the returns are made they will GOV CT the income of citizens from March 1, 1913, to December 31, and the first payment of tax will be for money re- ceived during this period.
 Every single person (citizen or for eign resident) whose annual income son with an income above s4,000, is expected to report his or her re- ceipts in detail to the government agents March 1 of each year
 
 The estimate completed indicates that the income tax will produce $82,- 29S,000 from the 425,000 persons taxed. To this will be added the $35,000,000 or more produced by the present cor poration tax, which is continued as part of the law.
 President Wilson, the federal judges of the Supreme court now holding of flee and employees "of state or any political subdivision thereof" are the only persons specifically exempted from the tax by the new law The president and judges now in office were made exempt to escape any ques- tions of the constitutionality of the law, and their successors in office will be compelled to pay the tax.
 First Burden Is on Citizen.
 The general public is expected to give close study to the new law in :he next few months as the first bur den of the tax payment rests with the individual citizen, and his failure to report his income is punishable by a fine.
 It is admitted that when first re- turns are made many taxable persons probably will escape payments, but with each year the governments lists of persons with taxable incomes will be made more nearly complete.
 Methods of Collecting Tax.
 Two primary methods of collecting the tax are contained in the law. One is that the individual return made by the citizen; the other the returns by corporations and other employers who pay their employees taxes "at the source" Under the law as it will be signed by President Wilson next week, every large company employing labor will be compelled to report any regu- lar salaries 1t pays in excess of the $3,000 figures, and will pay the taxes for it's employees and deduct the tax from their pay envelopes.
 This payment at the source" will apply to salaries, rents, interests, roy alties, partnership profits and some other sources of income, and persons receiving such incomes must be pre- pared to show that the money has paid it's tax at it's source.
 In figuring up his net income for the taxpayer, the American business man, after deducting s3,000 for him. self, or $4,000, if married, will have the right to claim the following addi- tional exemptions:
 Necessary expense of carrying on business, not including pessonal. living or family expenses.
 Interest paid out of indebtedness,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08
Eat Cheese for Meat.

Eat Cheese for Meat.
 A London physician claims that cheese is most important element in the food of the workmen of that great city. For centuries Englishmen have been great beef eaters, and as con- sequence their systems have devel- oped great need for meaty (proteidD foods. Meat is becoming higher in price every day, and the poor man finds himself with the meat appetite, but not . meat pocketbook. The only way he can save himself is by taking
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08
MANY CHANGES ID
 BE NOTED IN NEW
 TARIFF MEASURE
Bill on Which Special Ses- sion of Congress Has
 Been Working.
REDUCTIONS IN MANY DUTIES

Average Ad VaIorem Rate Is Lower Than in Either the Payne-AIdrich come-Tax Measure Expected to Add Over ss2, 100000 to the Revenue Measures for Collecting It Being Completed.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08

Washington.-The tariff revision bill, Democratic measure on which the congress has been at work, advanced to its last congressional stage when it came back to the house from the final conference committee with the unanimous indorsement of the Demo cratic conferees.
 The measure, of course has both its friends and enemies. According to the administration, it carries out four of the party promises. Tariff re- form, reduction in the high cost of living, campaign against the trusts, In that duties have been taken off of many trust made article, and the in- come tax.
 The measure, consequently. has a larger importance than that of a mere tariff reform bill, and it's effect must be widespread, both on business and industry, and also in connection with politics. Democratic leaders are con- fdent that business will suffer no un- benefited.
 Changes In the Rates.
 The bill imposes an average ad valorem rate of from 27 to 29 per cent. The average for the present Aldrich law is 40.12 per cent. The average for the Wilson German act was 39.45 per cent
 Duties generally have been reduced on all of the articles that enter into the necessaries of life, including the products of the farm as well as manu- factured products.
 Trust made products in many cases have been transferred to the free list or the duties at present imposed have been substantially reduced.
 The income tax feature of the bill is expected to net some $83 ,o0O. It
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08

dren she says 1t works excellently, as they learn to have definite places for all their little articles.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08

will find the same ample accommoda- tions as in the past and at the same rates as in the past
Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-08
HOW TARIFF CHANGES AFFECT THE HOME

the changes by the tariff
 rates charged for imports of household necessities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Mrs. panfhurlt bortpilt.

MrS. GnleIine Qont6urlt, DC Tor.
rpfte en9elife Suiira9ettera peroena-
beremte lSsrer, lom / Seroa8s an-
fon iii Heip 2lorf paa Ell Sore.
O|ragatourn6 beri Snnoct, bIep al
Observation-Disclosures beor.
bret oeporteret min0re emo ire q.
nler otter i'm Infomlt.
Ger blep tilbuot at title 9aution
for bcnoe, men Silbubet blep fort
% qobt oiilaact al ben Specialfom-
mission, iom bar ne0iut iorot un0er.
iege benoes Sag. Gen np9teoe benz
Be at lrtte 6oben paa 2anO uOen-
ON GaiS Sslanb, bporben bun unlio-
oelbart eiter Sfibet Antomit, bIep
fort.
commissioners oratiife gigierel-
ie bill imioIertio BIZ oppelleret iii
Mipnbigbe0erne i @aibington, % ga
bun bar mango m9gtige o. inOilp-
b~clIeSrige &enner % 3ilbGngere
beri Snn0et, er BET life lan iiion0-
ipnli9t, at 6orbuoet og furnishings.
prorcn bill bli opbPpct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
paa Dileltraa.

Sra llnionuiae, Midigou, mc0-
Oeles ben 16Oc Oftober: Gn lpsbon-
ret, blnaeict Tige poa II 9ar an.
forn bio I'll &unbabpen iAaar. s
Saanoen bolbt bun Ell Napirlup,
bporpaa par lfrepet ielgenoe Iore5.
ie:
"6or Sab Manpaff, q. 8. Sor
26, llnionplQe, Nortb Mmericn".
6olf, iom forltaor Here europpi-
fife Sprog, forieqte at tale meo bent
oe, men filnoe life giore Jig iorltane-
lige ior ben0e. - Eapirlappen in
bebolbt Sen pioere SpIpsniRa, at
benbes Napn par Marpia Gencef, og
at bun bar paa Geien til Ell Snfel,
Iom bun nIorig bapOe feet.
Eigen bar ienbt bib al Snopan.
oringsmpnoi 1beberne / 9tcm 2)orf.
Se bapbe i.niblertio ienot beitoe iii
en- ieilagtig llnionpile, bo ser cr
mango 9per al bette Napn / De GSor.
Stoter.
Gen 9p. bun ifuIbe til, bar ltnion-
pile / aentllcfp, bporben bun MI pil
BIZ ienot og iorbuubentlig oil anfom-
me / bel gebolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
6eorS Sranoes.
Zen banife 9ritifer nestcs Iogans
til Sinlnno.

Sra aiebenbapn telegraieres Sen
1Soe Sftobcr:
@eorg @ron6es, Den befienote
bonite 5oriatter og aritlfer, bapoe
npIlq IoUet at boIoe 6oreorag / bent
ne NioaneO ueo llniUeriitetet / Sci.
i~iugiora, Sinlnno, o. / oct r~li3iilfe
Stunt % &ioeuifabsielifab / ct.
Petersburg. @ranoe3 boo 6erior
ON et Va5 ira oeu r~usiiife General
foniul % oen r~usiiife legation /
ajebtnbapn, men ban If intet.
Zen oauife lloenriq5miniiter ben.
penote iig oerpao olrefte til aabinet.
lei / ct. Petersburg, men ogita ban
tit et abioIut A'iIa9, OF Nranoes
maotte aItiad opgiue Ben paatGnfte
6%oreorngstur iii 6irlar0 % Gus.
LAMB.
Zen ercIte Torfrocirq. Sc rltSii'fe
MnuOigheoer bar gipet Tor lin 500
nirq / oenue Sug er. at Seor8
Nrouces'S 6orplore bar - &oocr.
Mcrfeliq nof bar Sc life regnet
@ranGes ieIu Tor Ssoe, rineIiQri5
Tor ban life ti(bsrer no8ctiomheIIt
rcliuigIt SamIuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
SercmtK incler arreiteret

Sra %ictoria, 2. 6. meIocS Sen
Zoe Cftober: VaSiagercr meo
Gompifibet "GmpreiS Of Snbia",
ION ioog anfom bio ira Srienten,
briuqcr oen Npbeo, at Sen bersmte
repolutionGre 6erer % oer tineiiife
NepubIif3 isrite propiloriite Trpli-
0ent. Or. Sim Dat Sen, par bieoet
arrelteret / Sapan.
Sar lIAeS at uGre belfplot Tor at
bare tIluen0t iig $4,000 al oct re,
uolutionpre Fdrtis Wioler.
Set er life mer emo nogIe ioa %.
&c ii0en, at FuSiagerer mco Camp.
tibet "Crlent", bragte WeooeIelie
on, at Siln Dat Gen bapoe reiit meo
Gompitibet Gina Maru~ iorfIpot
iom &apaneier oe bar gaaet iIano i
&obe.
"a China bar en- lloleperiuqstraf.
tat meo Snpau pil Goftoren iano-
ipuIi1ois bli u6Icoeret til De fineiiife
4lunoiabeOer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Kriicn / Werico.

Der err in9cn Joran6ring ino-
trnuOt / Situationcn / Merico, liOell
iorrige gtrner al @lo0et u0fom,
heller life i (rpiioent &iliors Sob.
ming, at Inlet i,ocn &uertas iuIo.
itpnOige 6iUrncIie ira Den poIitIite
Sfucpla0s pil tiifreositiae De 6or.
Stater.
Senne %rpii6entens SoIoning
ifal bore urottelig, oerimoo bar ban
bi0tiI life gipet nogcniOmbelit an.
tp0ning til Ell @ssning al ben
ipprote Sitllation, ser bDert Gie.
blif trller mle0 of brittle.
Ser pnltc5 BOG ON, al ErPijoent
@iIion / Sti.5eo omgaae5 nlcO Ell
Tlun, iom epentitelt bill iere til en-,
iom ban tror, beIois 2esnin8.
Der antpoes / Oenne 6orbiroelie,
at Der er al 6runb til at tro, at
Hesieringena Spmpatbier er paa De
aonititutioneQes, 3. D. I. Be laafalote
&epollltionprea SIDE, lom M ton'
trolerer iIere al De norolige og cen'
traIe Stater % at ben Bigger 1T
!3aob paa oiai1. Man meuer, meO
andre Orb, at OisieS %epentuelle Seir
o. Observation-Disclosures Smltpr.
teIie piloe BIZ 5etragtet lom en- Ses'
ring, Tom Sc Scr. Stater mullgens
piloe tunne atceptere, inOtiI Oeres
oprinolige Elan ON et nit og loo'
m9siigt @n!l tan fino Steo.
Ger bar ! Ssroags Ell Hpgte l
Smleb / @oi5ington, Of ser paa ct
Iooe al oet Oiplomatiife aorps !
Mcyico Sin, buori oeItog ReprG.
ientater Tor Storbritanien. Spanien,
Spiflanb, giterrise. Srantrige, Hus.
LAMB, Iorge o. be Sor. Stater bar
blenet beilu.tet at rette en- Semen
belle iii De SCR. S.ater ON al brin'
ge Sroen i SET meritauife Rsre peo
en- pebnet Snteroention.
Iette Hpgte blep imiolerti0 itrar
oiiicieIt oementeret. - CT iaaoant
Nooe meSgares piitnof al bare pp.
rel ci5oIot, men Oct par bIet iam'
mentalot / Ben Seniigt al oistly.ere
Siiuaiionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
en- RIG pebermc.

Sra Meip Dort mco0eles Den lS0e
Oftobcr: Gn iorclebig Sarotion al
&oet eiter Wiii9 Sabra ari9bt, en-
ganmeI Eebermo, lem / mango Aor
bapbe beet tilboletrlltfet / ct lioet,
i~aielt Sogilus hCriteoa, tp0cr pau,
at bltn bar eitcrlaot ii9 Ell 6Ormie
pau oper 81. 100000. 6ormuen itoI,
iieI0e betoes eitcrlaote Seitomentc
oelc@ ligclig meIIem bcnoes to 6Gt
tcre. Soiepb 6. DC &ou9bIin ~
@eorg DC 2ongbliu ! SeOaIia, Mti9.
iouri, ira bpilfet SteO bltn fom bio
til 9teru Dort Tor peI 20 4nr li6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
!Sraoomt Gmbcoet.

Giusretten ooer @roernsr @iai.
am Sul3er al Neu gorf er / 6re-
bags aiilurtet mes set feiuItat. at
ban meO 43 moo y Stcmmer ira.
0emte5 lit GmbeOe.
5nmti0ig aiIog0e GiceguOerncr
Nartin $. GIDnn i'm Gmebo$eo iom
@uu. SuI5ers Gitermano.
Rigsrettcn tienote @uu. SuI5er
ifuI0ig / 6oriaIIfuins, Reneo 90
6origg paa al binore 9ioner ira at
optrpoe MOB BAN. 5 Sc reitereuoe
fire |unfter / SiltaIen bIep ban Ser.
imoo iritjenot.
Ct 6orilog ON Of eisre BAN
upalgbar til uoget oiientIigt @mbeoe
/ Staten ior 6remtioen bIeu neopo-
teret.
Sen aiiatte 8uoernsr uSIteote e..
Ter GomsaiiigeIien en- GrtI9rirg.
buori han goa oet bitreite iorSsmte
6issretten iom ~4Purphu's bigb
court OF iniamp".
Canine Gags aiten mobtog Wtr.
Sul5er et Telegram ira Hep 9ort
Gin. bpori ban aumoeeoes ON at
title Jig iom Set progressive Sartis
annoioat ior &ougresreprGientant
20oe Giilrift eitcr Oscar ~. Straus.
JON bar frabeOt iis 9lenpaIs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
2lutomobilulvffer
Sra Gbicaao me00cleS 17be ST

Sra Chicago mebbcleS 17be Of
tober: s Surbolo til SolfemGng-
BEN er Here Menneifcr blepet orUbt
Der / oe iioite fem 9lar iom 6eI1e al
Observation-Disclosures erb / nogen allDen
9p / Sc Sor. Stater. Sette trent
goar al Ell ibag oiientliggiort Sta-
tiitif, iom er lloarbeibet til @rllg for
Mapor Sarriion. SO 9lltnIet al
oisle lllpffer er / itaoig itigenOe. s
Chicago blep ser / 1912 orpbt 90
Menneifer pon benne Maaoe moo
bare Is / 1907.
Wnporen ltotalte, at oi5ie Spga.
Der er ct urgtigt Irgument Ior Npo-
uen0igbeoen al bet Irbei0e, iom sri.
pes al commissioner for Den %oiient-
lige Sifferbeb.
Nebenitaaenoe Sabel bier Nntal-
LET al "9llltomobiIoeoSfaIo" / - an.
ore Sper nieo en- Seiolfnitg paa nGr
100000:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Sanfier ienot / Scn9iel.

Sra ct. 2oitis, Mo., mclocs BEN
17be Sftober: Senrn 5. Sinf, Ell
ftp. Eripatbanfier / @ellepile, 81.
bpis pluoielige Soriuinoen for nogIe
Gage iiocn iprte til Ell llnberipBelie
al bans observation-disclosures, tilitob
iig igaor ifploig / llnheriIGb og bem-
tes til ira ct til fire Iurs SPngicl
/ Gbeitcr, 81.
sSinf 0rep Ell prtpat @unffprret
ming og bnpoe poa Snoifuo Slliinoer
al Collars rcprpienterenoe mango
&pinoers iurt iortiente Sparepengc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

Serpicce- Meformen iom ct Miobel til
of iremmle Ell bebre Soroaltni.9 al De
oifentlige GipilembeSer, iolger meo
Snteresie Singenes Sang pua ii.
Iippinerne. Sc republitonife Hcs
gieringer, iom babe &ontroaen ouer
Silippinerne ira 1898 til Sualigil-
rationen al FrPiioent @iI'on le9te
at ejsre Gipilticncitcn paa 2ernc
rofbpngig al Nartipolitifen. NJ De
0eneralgupernorer, iom tiente I'M
Der Hooiepelt % Gait, bar to Die
publifunere, 70 0emofrnter % Ell
uoen partipolitiif Sorbinbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Jaotulyffe.

Sra Rosmea. Hep Werico. meSoe.
les oen 17oe Sftober: Froiesior ".
@. Sammer. gntomoIog / De 6or.
Staters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., %
iom | 10 Ior bar hart ipeete ge.
it~iRitigel'e heri Staten, bleo igoar
orPbt al et %aaoeifuo, iom afTpre.
oe5 al 6. g 2eIano berai Spen.
mems De par paa Sagt 60 Weil | %eIt
berfra.
9elano uiite life. at Troiesior
Sammer por ioran JIG, % ban aim.
reoe Sfuooet.
9elanS isrte 9iget meo Jig bio %
opergap JIG til Eolltiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Rpinbernc for SaIooncn.

Sra Heboroo @eod. Gal, mel.
0cS Sen tote Cftober:
Set lfpI6es oe tuinoelile Trlgere,
at SdIoouerne iremoeIes iaar i~lorere
beri 9nen. &c digoo nGiten @oIu.
parien al oe Stemmer. iom taiteoe8
pe0 SnitintiuoaIget, iom alboloteS
Der ignnr ouer 6oriIaget ON at al.
lfaiie SoIoonerne. Get "%terre" Sic.
mcnt blep ilaaet meo $50 moo 6Sl
Stcmmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
1oroifj0lp Nicarasua.

Sra San Siian Sci Sur, Nicaraguo.
telegraieres Der 170e Gftober @p.
erne Managiia. @iaiaDa % @rann-
pa rniteoes ioa9 al ilere paa binan-
Den foIgenoe itGrte Soroltiplp. Ge
lfrpfilogne S%n0bp9sere er ilp8te0c
ira line Silent % ioucr paa De o.
icntIigc Sorpe o. andre aabne NInO-
ie. Gn @pgnin9 roieoe ianmcu /
3oItepn, eli 6oritao til Granada.
Hpitdlierne tilitriuc2 et llobruO Al
%ultanen / Cartilage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

Sorsbnl par en- rem Spge 9rahes
Gog Tor De tpifc militrre 2uititip.
pere. 6oruoen l,lpffen nieo Sep.
pelln g" omfom ogioa ire andre
Cfficerer mr0er 6Ippuin8er meo
Ieropldner. Sirene par aGotein
&aleler, Seitront Sod og Ser9ent
Monte, ale al ben tpite grmes Sin.
uetorps. Gen iorite blep 0rrbt /
9tTrheocu al @resIau % sc 10 andre
/ NNrheOen al MnerSbnra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

MinneiOtas 0eltaselie / llSiiqinsen
&riitiania 1914.
@coct / ct. VauI.

Smfring 70 reprGi entatine Horb.
mGno msote ifslge "Depls. Sio."
Sen t7oe os. / Senotets Sal ao-
pitoIiet / St. Taul for efter Snobu.
bcIie ira @uoernsr Gberbart at orsi.
te Spsrgsmaalet ON Wfirneiotas
REORGANIZATION peo SubilGumsub-
i%tiqingen i Horse nGite 4ar. Set
oil erii0res, at Segislaturen ur0er
lin Scsiion bapoe Sagen oppe til
Sebdnolirg, og of en- SeuiIgning I
bette Eieueo blep erltemmig ueotd.
get / Seratet, men | Suict bleo NED.
ltenrt meo en- fnap Naloritet. 8ii.
uerngren bonoe onbeiaIet berthe ge.
piIgning. % HaboItoterne Hortb
Gofota % @iScouiin bar bepilget
NioIer Ill Representation oeb l1o-
ltiqinsen. ieIte 8upernsren, Of roeet
matte glsres for, at Ser paa llo-
itiaiugen iremitileoes | en- elIer an.
Den 6orm, bpao uoflptteoe Roro-
mpno bapbe oreuet Oct I'll boa for.
ifieQige Snlraaber | oen Stat, boor
De err talrigit reprpienteret ubetom
lit S~soeIauo. Otter Sumraa6 meo
fo~rifieqise at Citizens Horomnrb
belluttcoe 8upernsren OF iamr,en.
faIoe bette Nsoe for at ooerpeie
Sagen. Gre Sunoreoe SnobpoeIier
bIeu uoicnot til W9nb | forfielige
IeIe al Staten.
@~upernsren aabneoe 1soet og re.
oegioroe for Sasen; ban foriifreSe.
at ban life bopoe noeet politif Wo.
tiu peo Of ~iammenfaIoe bette Wsoe.
men at ban bapoe banblet | Geenffab
al @unerner iislge oifcieI Ju6bp-
belle.
8%upernsren p~r9fbereSe irrAer
6orbanolineerne. meb Assurance.
fommisipr S. U. 8. Treus iom Sc
fretpr.
@~uoerrsrcn CAB Oroet til aonfuI
g. s. Sobe. iom GAP ct uotait til
Ell Vlm Tor lloitiuineen. 8eo of
uoitiQe giQeoer al Rorom1no, Der
bdooc tdget en- iremragenoe Del |
Statens llooifIing, peo MooeQer al
Hp6pggerhptter, mooerue 5arme,
airter. Suie. SfoIer og gormbier.
tigbebsanitolter flnoe man forepiie
De aaar. bporuroer Vorompnoere
/ Mlnneiotd leper. I'll bernie 10.
ltiQiug uiloe ser freezes ct Sono pad
meQem $1,000 % $4,000. San
npunte, al bare en- Wano, life no..
gen aommisiion, buroe ienoes iii
Aorge Tor at Uoretage lloittainsen.
Ger blep en- bel Gel Iisfusiion
ON. hporpi0t oct bar Staten Min.
neiota eler Norompnoene / Minne.
lota. lom ifuloe i%oreitaa ben. Get
en0te meo en- Vellutntng ON, at
Nor0mpnoene / Minueiota snifer
ia rcprpicuteret oeo lloittaiugelt |
ariitiania 1911. Get blep itGrft
hGp0et. al Observation-Disclosures
life muatie iaa ll0ieenoe al Reflante
icr 5taten. Oa Norompn0ene Der.
oper err ui0enSe ON set ibGroige
2lnti.G migrationSorbeioe iom oripes
i Norge.
Get blco beiIuttet. al Ell Gre.
fltiUtomite paa IS gfano meo ).
u. =. Nrcu3 iom 6orman0 neoiGt.
ties til At 'oreitaa SET belle Ar6eioe
meo ll0itiGiuJeu.
un0er Mooct gop % @ono osite
ON StO0 bUer til llOitiaings.6on.
SET.
@oSet crguniiereoe iig permanent
og lao 0rganiiatlonen Gtaun al
~Minneiota Noriuap 1914 9ente1l-
NAL Grpoiitiou Association. 2enne
ORGANIZATION palgte Son. u. G.
Nicc al @ilmur til TrRiioent; no.
uofat 9uouig 9lrctanoer. MinHeopo'
lis, Setretpr. % Sobn 5. Doe,
2uIut5, aosiercr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

Senne Statiltif pil bli benpttet AZ
openn9pnte aommisiion iii Stette
Tor lit Inoragenbe ON en- anrlie BE.
ui!gninQ al $4,000 al 9pens Gasie
til 6ortiGtteIie al il Arteioc Tor en-
iierre Sifferbeo ior 2ip % Semmer
/ @pens 9aoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

iom oe anpenber pa %llobeorirger
al line Same, utoiuliomt itfeoeito.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
MOTT AT CHURCH FORUM
Takes Turn with Democrat and
Socialist on Campaign Issues.

The moral and political issues OF the
campaign were the subject Of the ad-
dresses made last night at the Church or
the Ascension. for fusion by Assistant
District Attorney Charles G. Mott, jr"
and for the Democratic party by Leslie J.
Tompkins and for the Socialists by AL
gernon Lee.
Mr. Tompkins told the audience that
they should liken the two parties 10 a
business cooperation by going over its
books and comparing the results OF last
years business and then vote for the
corporation that has shown the best re-
suits. Mr.. Lee made a plea for more
teachers and for more schools to take
care OF the 5000 part-time classes. The
Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, rector Of the
church, presided at the forum.
When the question was asked, What
are you going to do with the one-third
Of the population who do not vote at all,
who are disguised wEen you put one set
of rascals out and another set in, and
when every saloon controls about seventy
voters?" a woman cried out: Give the
women chance and maybe they will
solve that question"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-03
SUI FER AND TAMMANY
ASSAILED IN PULPIT
Or. John Haynes Holmes Calls
Tiger monster" and Bosom
Friend of GangSterS."
SAYS IT'S CITYS CURSE
Organization a Democratic
Masquerader," He Asserts,
and Those Who Vote for
It Moral towards.

The Rev John Haynes Holmes delivered
a sermon at the Unitarian Church Of the
Messiah yesterday on the coming election
and the relation Of politics and religion
He attacked Tammany Hall, and said II
was a secret society which existed for the
sake Of plumber. II was not a Democratic
organization. he asserted, but merely
society which masqueraded under the
name Of the Democratic party
THE monster Tammany Hail." said Dr.
Holmes, lis no more a Democratic party
organization than were the pirate ships
of olden times honest merchant ships.
The pirate ships masqueraded as mer-
chant ships, and Tammany masquerades
as part Of the Democratic party. Any
man who claims to be civilized and does
not see the rottenness, the crookedness and
the degeneracy of Tammany Hall is either
for II or he is stupid"
Tammany Hail. he charged, fostered
gambling and was the bosom friend OF
gangsters and bad people OF all types
ANY man." Dr. Holmes said, who as
sociates with Tammany is an unworthy
citizen, who ought to be eXcommunicated
BY the Church, DISTINGUISHED by society
and Stunned by all decent people. If a
man votes for it, and his associations go
no further than this he should command
little respect Tammany Hall is the city's
great curse, both in means and in end.
Truly may Malachi's words 'Ye are cursed
with a curse" be applied 10 Tammany in
New York.
There are three chief reasons for Tam
many's hold on the city. They are the in
difference OF the male population 10 the
duties of a citizen. the existence Of those
who can only exist through some corrupt
political organization, and the support OF
Tammany by so-called respectable citi-
zens who would rather have dishonest
government than let radicalism get into
the government of New York.
"A real parade Of those who voted for
Tammany would be interesting. II il
were on Fifth avenue ! think II would
prove the most wonderful procession ever
seen on that thoroughfare. First would
come the malefactors, the prostitutes, the
saloonkeepers, the procurers, the gam
blers. the gunner and the joint keepers.
Then would come men. perhaps, yes. PROB
ably wearing silks hats and top coats,
members of the so-called respectable class
who voted for Tammany to get favor.
They I'LL the churches and the synagogues
and pretend TO be religious and then vote
for a pernicious organization. They say
they had rather have crooked Tammany
than radical fusion. These men, claim,
are moral towards"
Or. Holmes finished his sermon with
an appeal TO all men 70 vote the right
way for the honest candidates, saying that
no matter how radical a man might be II
he was honest there was no danger in
giving the government into his hands.