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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
&c her, ~SGroeler!

Com I ale peo er bette ct tort %
mi~uoeprroiat Iar | b~iitoriit 6erieenoe
FOR bort gurle NGorelnuo. Get er ms
tet miuore euo BETS hunoreoaartge gu
beIanr iom ct ieIoitpnoiet 2dub % frit
NoIt. ri uondnoreoe Ssnuer og 9etre
su'ter ogiad at bore meo / oenre Sus
bel % beoiie ganIe Ror. ON at ni life
periouIia Tan ,onlnre biem % beItage
mco beuoe / SubeIer. ida oil nt bog
oeItage aienuem SubeIaaue. og idmtioig
bcoiie henoe at bum life CT aIemt NJ os.
Sc fleite uondnorebe @hgoeiolt fra
RorRe bar baOt SoritndeIie al bette.
Nerior bar man beannot SuoiamIirger
I'll S~ulegdber III fine rcipettioe 6iems
bp9oer Cqind ot SRrosIer berooer hols
ser pGa meo en- ilig Snoiamliug iom
iial bare iii az iiebe CrgeI for Sos
reoiirtcu | 2proulS Yreiteai9lo -
"@nmI1 (nuiu aiertia". Rddr bi 10.
GER @etru9tniu9 buor mango 9GrosGer
% &orBumoer vi er berober. idd fan
Der life ligeS at BET gdur io9rt fort
meo oeuuc Suoiarrliuq. Sbao adrldg
bette fan ba Ueo ieg life; men MI bar
VI oog nddet omtreut SdIooeIeu az De
$500 iom nj banbeSe at inmIe. @iI M
life uoqeu loni bar Sierte % Snteresie
for Sdgeu % lom ionlnter gamle SGrs
boleu ibu. giere iig ielo iii ~SuoIdrrIer.
ser buor Here 2Grosler leoer / ct Setts
Iemeut. on faa Ell SrSinmIing igdug
Oeo al add runot nIeo Subitriptiouss
liIte2 Stnl set lnttes % at a BEN
latte Gum ida utna Ser barre nogeu
lom tdqer iig al Sdacu beo az gisre ia
ieIb til SuoiamIerc iii tit 9Grodls Ras
boIdg. Get er life uouiteIi9t ar iamle
uadr bare noaeu Til gna rtnot; TIL
ale bill NOT upre meo; men oauifeIis
acre blir BET uuar bare eutelte itnl
ieuoe lin @ape. Serfor. on Iom lRier
bette. aier ola til en- SuoiamIer til
OrgcI for "gamId Ebnia aisrtiu" idd
hi fan q UtdaIet. "Sueitred /
SunsQieli" er begpnot at ead. men oi
mad prsue at faa oeu til at and ~iorrere.
ri hdoSe trntt At ituue bltt fGroig
meo SuoidmIiuqeu til oeu 17oe gedi.
men uaar oi life Sumnteus StsrreIic
III Den I'D ldd fontrler ot III ar poloe
SroiamIiuqen gnaenoe til lrugere frems
ooer. Oct biIoe 10 hd oGret rwetteir at
iuat Den a%iiluttet iii od. og aI9oeIigt foe
benz oerbiemme Diloe Oct ogiGa o9re at
iau bSre Cr9eIet5 Sorer uuoer lin 17oe
RAJ 8uostiereite; men belle Garet
1914 er bel CT Subelddr2 Ga iad fadr
ri Iiriue Dem en- 6jlieu oa og fortGue
Den, at 8noen ira % ~uoounbreoe SGrs
osler tommer ON life iad braat.
Bare la0 % iaa IlGuo os aoiuoer iont
Suoidnlere / Observation-Disclosures
iaa tomner NOT 8aoeul Siiterre og
giorneeue ieuoe5 Reo. 8. 8. Stsuiou.
Rariitce. Bid. iom er SroiamIiuseus
Nu5ierer.
Hep. Clnf ". 8Greeuiteen
Sprina @roue. Riuu., Bite Warts II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Tsoens scr.
Ct. ausgar. Sotun.

Nuua 2arien Mme. S~toooaro. 8is.
osoe pad FIN Sarm ODE Sauudr 1914,
1Giteu SO War gantnel.
GUN bar fsot I isuore Sror I 9uos
brnosodlcu SEN Bite Rnrts 1928 os
Tom iii ameritd meo lin geduo % bos
latte iig pna en- Fnrm / Coon 8aneg
urr 5toooaro ! 1857. 6eroes Rauo
Gnuno Ncoe for II 9ar iioer. 6ar
bar @cterau ira 9or8ertriQeu 7e odr
idnlcoeS bIauot DC isrite SetteIre /
Coon @aaen. 6uu efterlnoer itg 4
Born. Mrs. Crit gritieu, 90 Crosse.
@is.. RiiS Auue 9drieu Mime %
Mrs. 6urrd Reuuiuaeu. Stoooaro.
Bis.. liant Rartiuu5 2arisr. Gbaies
burQ, &iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

unge | 5uiet biz Bit b9re meb at
aIsre Oct %iarrue. 9rinore, at brao bt
birlper Iioeroe gienneiter meo. BET IONS
nrer oi aIoris til at iaone. nei. bet
tomner tiIbn9e til os meo Renter beo
SUBS @eIii9neGie ooer os; til Serrens
8eliigrelie aisr rig. Rsn, ti9re. 6bno
on gisr, Oct gisr trar. Selo bar
ieg for lruse iioeu ienot NIT 8iords-
Ton / ct Rdbofag tur6e ~ Icroe TN
@dpe tilidmmer. ON Der 5uos
idmlere or pae Steoet. SUlo rJerne
til Sen n~orolanoife TiuoegGucs N1sie4
rer. s. 3. 9isrct. Spiu Sim Saint
So, 1ft-tt3 6tb CT. z. minneapolis.
giinn. Soers for Sageu
Y2rs. 8. @dloelduS.
ct. Gnsd6r. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

bette 5seIt. ut ri holber poo at ooo9-
ne efter Ell t00-oarta 0poIe ellcr
SlooheostiIitanb err opcnior nteooeltc
froftige ReioIution set beoitc Sepi2
for.
SteinSooIcns ~ltnQnonSIn0 finoe
Sen lite 6cbruor ieire iii i0-IorS
SubiIGiim; Oet CIR nemlig itiftct Sep
tllogeiino-S enboa Sen lite Sebritor
1874. Acknowledgements ON Webet
nar unoerifrepet al Siltr ~. 2io,
SiIir 8. @prficIano oQ Sncob q.
Sfeie o0 opIlaaet pao Netelaro@ne'
itet / @ropen.
Set bar poa Spiororing al aopcI-
Ian ltn9er, at 2aaet blep mitiitct. Ger
begpnbteS itror meo SOrptS. oq 2c-
QemSepeIicr; mon inoIao oo9 mart
at bette life fltubc gaa, "a man
mangIcoe fpnoiQ 9ebeIie. Scrtil uor
@appeltrioen iaa itor, at flere paa'
oroQ iia minore Sell. Otter benimoo
TO gIorS Sorleb opleiteS Sa9et. N|erl
Sen t0oe December 1876 itiitcbe Sen
2O-oorige 9Grer SohanneS :. Ncte-
lano "SteinSoulen8 NnQlingeior-
eniug". San foreitoo 2a9et5 2eoeliC
/ mango Nar. 8 1880 uo0np han et
tibet llngoomSblob "Ntooerhiem.
met; set bopoe Iioen ll%Nbrcbclic
ltoenior &iembpqben. Sohonncs Net-
telano oe6e / 1888 finn 81 9lor al.
Otter Sui bar / 9unm inotrliiiet
nieSpanIig mango GsOSiolO o0 pU.
ret megen Spgoom blonbt Solf. Sci
RET bar o0ioo pGret noerit perlenoe.
Get bar poa minore emo ct balpt
9eQn qoaet ira S%prGr9fuIoe til
Wilopeir meb ilere @%armegraber o.
iQien iii altloe. llnber ionbome
GENERALIZATION or set 2unQebctUn.
! belien inbiinber zig, % oen bnr free
bet line Dire.
s nit forri0e 0reo nGuntc ieg, at
aonen til Ola 9(uitmonnpifen, 6nfic
! Giiteie, bar oeo. NoQle Gage cfter
he1oeS @cgropelic opoe ogioa Man.
ben. San por / lin beoite Ilocr %
Ell flinf Nrbeiosmano. DC eiterIooer
iig ire inloa @prn, Iom gooe Habocr
far togct iig al.
Sognepreit HiI3 Nolpif op6c Not
til zoe Sanuar, 63 gtar gommel. &dr
nor Ssn til @onr0bruger Her $.
Nlolnif / &pam o0 ieot. 1851. Gitcrot
bope 9ooct poa Storo Seminorium
blep ban 2prer; itlocreOe Icrere iii
Trelt % pirfeoe Iom Iaooan / 30 Nar.
Chen 1908 oor ban Sogrcpreit i
Sanbpifen Bergen.
SperoIt bnor Nil8 Nolpif oirfcoc.
bar ban onieet iom Den 0pgtiQc
Mano, Ser meb Soft % &Iogifct
foreItob lit Gmbeoe. Men ban uar
mere enc sen bpqtige Nreitemono
San bar ct poelt, oormtiolenbe Wen'
neife, iom al belle lit Sicrte oire0e iic
for at linbre og biGlpe bonbe / aolr.
6elig og tinlelig HeO. 3erfor pnl
Fan ogiod meget ofbolot al alle, ion
fom / 9erering meo BAN.
2prer / Sre0rifsoprn, San 2ib.
iom / ilere 9(or itoo RtlS goIpif nof.
ian nrr, ifriper / NInIeOning bans
0po bl. a.:
"gtils 9loIoif por elm al Sci giG'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Sra Paroaneer.
gbsbemnienm. 5uriuarsbeprgclicn.
Nils Na(oif oso. Mnbct Hgt.

Som fsr .meobeIt bor Goftor
Mllnd) Seeaaaro / Horbeimiu no np-
Iia foretaeet Observation-Disclosures.
Ter / apam.
Taa @ri,nblag al 2p9erne @aIla.
ces, aincfs, @ulbranoiens oq fine
egne Sptegnelier bar ban iaoet Rebe
paa pa SilfGloer al Sllberfuloie =
rmfnttenbe beoe, mlleoenoe beIbre-
beoe 0pmptomfri) % mlIepenoe
ipge (nleb Spmptomer). 9ette gi9l.
Der Siosrummet 1SS6-t913.
Gen itore Spgaoes aierne er Of
ifaffe Saaben til at befiGmpe Sp9.
bonmen. ltnoeriogelierne, iom err
foretaget poa Here Steoer / 2dnoet,
er igangiat, tiger Softoren, forat "pi
bar billet ie ON Sen Metbooe, iom
bore Sunbbebsmpnoigbeoer bar an'
Iagt / Irbeibet moo SiiberfuloIen,
ipncs of ppre Den rigtige, og ON Der
fou gipes Inpisning paa me Seie /
bette Irbeioe."
$ bpilfen Metning llnoerIe9elier
ne pegcr, fan Softoren enonlt life no
tale iig ON. Wun moa a~fpente He-
i~ultatet al l~igncnbe ltn~oeriegelier an.
rre Steoer / 9anoet og ioa ianmen-
ligne og iammenitille ct tort Wtatc-
riale. Munh Sse9narb Qiper %
imiolertib Sen Sreit, at 2ungetp.
ring i~ngenlunoe er bpppig / Spom.
Seoeligbeosprocenten al SGring BIZ
Ter iig at itaa abifillig lapere (15,3
psf. al ale 9sbsial0).
Ser er bog itore Ifpigelier / De
iorifiellige Gela al apam.
N%ptaarsfpelb bolot llIpif SerreoS.
itpre en- iterre Set til sore for Ben
aigaaebe Srofprer 2inoebrpffe. &r.
Srimann SieltneS, ion mi er Bit
2inoebrGffcS Gftermnnb, bolOt Sci.
fomittale og gap en- Speriigt oper
De Sremifriot SpQben bapoe giort /
Sc % Iar 2inOebrpffe bapoe ppret
Sroierer. Cerpoa ooerrdftcs SG-
bcrsgiGiten en- @opc, nemlig ct &uf-
feIerpice ill @prbi $50 aroner; set
tapoe f%slgenOe Snoifrift: "Meo
Spronab iraa lllpif Serobsitpre".
2inoebrGffe tnffebe. 2erer Cars s..
Gifsr bolbt ct Soreorag ON Spar
Ioien, bporefter airfeiangcr Clones
tulte ON "aorleiS ifal me biclpa bei
llnge paa bette maaten til ga faa oct
rette lipsipn?"
Otter 9ep9rtningen bar Ser Np-
lasning al Sru S%oenepreit 9aae
iamt Gang. Str. Sjeltnes talte ON
fin Imerifatltr.
Sarbonger Siitorielag bar enonu
life I9rbeles mango Weblemmer,
men oets s(rbcibe bier bog Srlgter
paa Den Wauoe, at oct ifaber Suite
reSle for De gnmle &llltlrmin0er.
Soriteintusie / 2iTtess ifal MI
flpttes til M Cont. Ger er fiebt iaa-
pas itort Ireal, at Ser bliper Ylabs
til Stabur, Slbbus, Smeoie m. b.
Glitter cirfulerer pmfring til Segning
al Yengebiora9 % 8auer al foritjel-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
ToroIanoSlaaet.
(S,reoet cfter Cpiororing.)
g 5. Staar.

NNNt NINN @fiNhNN''N"N
airre noroIanoitc apiuocrl
ri bar ale Bort on R~oroIauoS.as
gets SormdaI: Vt jamie CT pen @ape
| Fcn8e. ser ital gives nj NorolauO
iom 0eitioS9aue / oette Hdr 1914.
Riuoeanret m AZ ser noriic Solt for
100 War iiNeu bleu Ct irit icIpitGns
hi8t Soli. Der M nIene Ipocr Sc 2ope.
iom solicit bar aipet Jig ieIp. % Gam
BET bar tia,ae / buuoreNc War pGret
ri for Sen eoeIGgGenoe NrjQ. Solicit
bar 0tsie buuoreoe Gdr gunet betn0eIig
oiSie buuoreoe adr 0adet betpoelig
ircmao / timeIia 0cuiceuoe. Snttig
oomueu or life ina tor % ~nImiuoeIig
ION / 9dmIe Sage. Pit bette er Al
@Io. o0 ri or bam tafncmmeliQ oerior.
Ga ooa or Norge Ct fdttipcre Vano emo
Slmerifd. on oct or Ser uduiteligere at
iomme %lndInuot. az man bar Ct iorpirit
llOtomme. 9crior er Der 10 euomn ino
mango. iom 'ommer ira RorRe bib til
Nmeritu, forSi nan Der ~Iettere ian er-
nGre ita. NGr or set hdurot ior ale
Dem oerbicmme. Scr ifnI idn 1T ges
uebrpo peo at bripc SiIieri. on bette er
10 YorolGuoinQeuS 9oo. Som ct en-
teIt Srempel berpnd eriuorer icg er
Noue icR irnf. ba lea / 1910 q sr
Sur iii Norge. 6uu bar en,e for nus
Sen @nu9. @egae 0iruo babe brut
net tart bcb 0lemmet. meoens bun |
6usNsrcu itoo oa iad BET men noe AZ
Stauo til at iunuc birIpe bdm. gu
bar mm altind gnte mco If Born at
bobc Smiorg for. Sic minoit / Bin
ter bar oct bit iig buor bnnrot 2ioct or
ocrnoro. lluoer De uiUopnulig ltrrtc
Storue. oprsrt Sl9 % het S%pringfloo
bar 6upct iluQt Neuuelter. 6uie. @adoe
% Siitercoitaber / NGngoc. IA Chen
tom. at SoIf iiuIoe reiie iii 0oiotTiieI,
pdr Der mango iom itoo Der o9 ei hut
Sc tonune oiiteo; TIL ncN llOeir bdpNe
Dc miitet nIt. Tom sc behopebe, til al
oupc ocres @eoriit meo. Serior bar
NorolonbSlaaet iot iig set ginaI ar
bile giere uoQet for HoroIGuoin9erre /
Bette Subeldnr. Ranr bore Ruboer
eaer Nienoin9er bar SeIbbrbllup eler
eno mere OulobrnIup. idd inirler man
iig idmmeu. giper Dem en- Surpriie %
brinQcr Dem Ell @obe. Nl or Oct gdns
Ic Nor Norges 6GoerSoog Neu t7oe
Wai, % oerfor bill hi MI erirore Dor
Heoeegu meo en- upttia @aoe % pi oil
ale ppre meo Der. Tcugeue tGutes
dupeuot til at moonrbeioe S%Griuaeu.
Tom oqiau / Rorolnuo bar grebet itrrit
ON ii9 % til at bpg9e ct Stlterhicm
FOR / CT al Aoroprene. boor Siiterne ian
god ben % fiuoe Sngge % Spmlintring,
unnr BE life or pan Siseu, iitcoetfor
dltiS at ophoIoe iig / Rcrbooer. 6piIs
ZEN haoro Spgoom 5Griugeu or. iad ieg
@rempel pdn. % ieg pda R%orolauoss
onmpIiibet traf en- ung, liomdgret vi
&c. @eS Rem trrenbe Spgoom inutes
bun at hare tabt 5iliocu babe til
SUB oq Weunciter. 6ur bar bnaro
og boobIG5. Set uorite Solt uomGrter
iig beo 9nrmbiertiqbeo % ~6iGlpiombeo
% bette fan meS iuIo Ret oaian iiaes
ON oeu norblauoite Auiuoe. @uo5ors
bet. bi bar lGrt. alcr megct oertiL oa
oernGit, at inu mango az oS bar prss
oet ioetmiuoite imna &unr, inn oi hnr
WeoIioenhco meo andre / idmme Stil'
lima. 7erior. tiTre uorolauoiie Ses
tire, lao % uabue 6ierte % 6dvS
dIleinmnlen RED at ieroe IND iii Roros
IanhsIapet5 Rinoeodpefono Dor Solar
cLler mere eIer miuorc. e~iteriom ri bar
Spne nj, 90 eoers sggtemGno og Sc
The day book., 1914-05-28
outfieId Work of Cubs Poor-Bad
Throwing a Handicap.

Until the throwing from the Cubs
outfeld improves, several games are
going to be lost, just as was the final
clash against the Giants yesterday.
Wilbur Good is the only oUtfielder
who is playing high-class ball in
every department, and the right
fielder was forced to quit in the lat
ter part of the game yesterday be-
cause of a charley horse,
This means that Schultz will play
right and Williams left. Leach out in
center is a remarkable Judge Of fly
balls, and cuts down many wallo0s
that would go for hits. with a less e.
perienced man. But Tommy,s arm is
The day book., 1914-05-28

It Charley White in his next fight
with Willie Ritchie succeeds in legiti-
mately taking the lightweight cham
piOnship the weight notch will return
to the old 1873 pounds.
White can make that poundage and
put up the battle of his life, and he
will undoubtedly make the other fell
lows come to his terms. No more can
ightweights go into the ring weigh
ing anywhere from 135 to 139
pounds.
For giving Ritchie the beating of
his life White got little over $4,000.
For taking the artistic licking the
champion got his guarantee of
$4,000.
Ritchie is still undecided whether
he will go to England to meet Freddie
Welsh. His defeat lowered his pres
tige, and it is doubtful if he would be
a big drawing card before the BTitons.
Knockout Brown of Chicago got a
decision over Bob Moha in 12 rounds
at Boston last night. The Chicago
Greek had the advantage all the way.
The fight was a slam-bang affair.
-O-O-
CONTRADICTORY
The day book., 1914-05-28
CONTRADICTORY

Here's a man who has a queer
job" said the Cheerful Idiot, as he
looked up from his paper.
What does he dO?"
''He is bookkeeper for a bookseu-
en-" replied the Cheerful Idiot"
The day book., 1914-05-28
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS Boxing
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ q u
Chicago, 1; New York, 3.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 6.
st. Louis, 4; Boston, z.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, rain.
American League.
Washington, Z; Detroit, 0.
Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4.
Philadelphia, 1 st. Louis, 1 (calle
rain). -.-
New York-C Chicago, rain.
Federal League.
Baltimore, 4; St. Louis, 8.
No other games, rain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31

Byron A. Robson, Democratic
candidate for state senator, return.
ed this week from Denver, where
he had been assisting the Demo-
cratic candidates draft the Demo-
cratic state platform. Mr.. Robson
was the only candidate present
from this section of the state and
while there got in some planks of
interest to the valley and got the
state platform to promise support
to our drainage proposition and
especially did Mr.. Robson urge
and secure the adoption of a plank
favoring the material reduction of
passenger and freight rates and
calling upon the public utilities
commission to make these reduc-
tions in the state and the San Luis
valley. Mr.. Robson has the
ability to make this district the
best representative we ever had in
the state senate and will be heard
in the interest of the people at all
times.-Center Post-Dispatch.
Byron A. Robson, formerly of
Delphos, has been nominated by
the Democrats of the 18th sena-
torial district for state senator. 1t
is said that there are good chances
for Mr.. Roloson's election, although
there is usually a small Republican
majority in the district. Mr.. Rol-
oson has long been staunch
Democrat and while a resident of
Delphos and Lima, was among the
party leaders. In 1896, while a
resident of Delphos, he cam
paigned for William Jennings
Bryan for the presidency, making
speeches in Allen, Van Vert, Put
nam, Paulding, Mercer, Hardin
and Shelby counties. His many
Delphos friends will hope for his
success in the November election.
-Delphos (Ohio) Courant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31
Vote For Palmer!!!

The race for the District Judg.
ship should not become a section
al fight. The voters should select
for that important office the man
who by experience, temperament,
and ability, is best suited to the
position; the man who is fair and
impartial and against whose char
aoter no word of reproaoh is
uttered-that man is John |. Pal
mer.
No argument for the election of
his opponent can be gathered from
the past political history of the
18th Judicial District. Judge
Holbrook was always elected by a
majority in each of the counties
of the district. No one county
has ever dominated the politics of
the 18th Judicial District.
Vote thus
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31
John |. Palmer Law X
Adv.

Mrs. w. s. Tarbell of Denver,
state regent for the national soci.
ETY., ID. A. r., was here last Friday
and organized chapter Of this
society. Monte Vista is the small
est town in the state to have an
organization OF this kind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31

Miss Hendrix the Harmony
Expert has changed her name
to Mrs. Meyer, but hasn't
changed her date at Fuller
Drug Co. Be sure to see her
next week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31

Don't forget Halloween Novel
ties at Fullers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31
FOR TRADE

Groom house, two good lots, in Monte
Vista, for horses, COWS or sheep. Box 6Z3.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-10-31

Liberty, Colo.
Democratic Candidate for State Senator
18th District.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14

alued
fagb the sga shoulder and the hrn6u Ok in hse
hnc hb hemntne nd models
TeN aasme khnme1n nd beautifully
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14

Boston, Nov. IA book Of forty old
plantation songs, including Ny Old
Kentucky Home" and "Old Susannah,"
will be withdrawn from the public
schools.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
MERCHANTS HEAR TALK
ON BUSINESS BUILDING
Efficiency and Salesmanship Expert
Addresses Members at Get
together" Luncheon.

Members Of the Retail Merchants As
sociation heIc the most SUCCESSFUL get
together luncheon OF their series, at
the COMMERCIAL Club yesterday. Alfred
Frederick Shelton. head Of chicago
school Of eficiency and salesnanship.
spoke on sBuEfness Building as Applied
to Merchandising. Seventy-six members
were present
President Ross p. Andrews introduced
Mr.. Sheldon. N. A. Leese, chairman;
E. c. Graham. Joseph strasbarger, T.
II. Droop and Sol. Herzog comprised the
Committee In charge Of the luncheon
These were present:
r. p. Andreua. Georns q Ds Neale. ". w.
EFsrett. \ G. Graham. p. ". White A. Dunlop
Cans, O. 9. Daniek. George W. spier. Sol Minister,
William p. Gude. Car A. Droop. Joseph H. Cur
ran. Martin wiesAnd. oeorgs Tuphsu. sidney Wesf
Charles Schsartz. Sol Herzog. u. ID. RossnbesE
r. v. Killian. W y. Bnce. Walter L. BrovnleJ,
Joseph I. shipley Mccarthy HSngg, q. =. GeF
man, J. K Boyfin, o. W. Huake p. W. Piugge.
J. r. HAMILTON, y. W. Mackenzie. W. p. Mnrehe.
Z ID. Mayer, O. r. SoveB. Paul Garrett. w. L
Boyce, G. Joseph Sworzyn, H. Zirkin, 8. zirkin.
W. @, Thomas Il. B. Thomas. Z. A. SNtngle.
@. v. Burk, George 8. Wainwright. A. d. Prince.
A. STEPHAN, q J. Gockeler, Thomas Gznt. John
J. EarIey II. A. Lnese Byron s. Adams. William
J. Esnon. Joseph N. HAusler. o. 7. Wright
Charles @. stott, Max NJ Rich. z. II. Droop.
GeorEe T. Hebtard, W. II. Warner, q. W. Bon
nette Oscar C. shIatG ". II. Singleton. John 9.
Detusiler Charles J. Columbia c. l. Linz. o. J.
Dc Mol, Virgil L. Fookes. and Milton Hind.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
WORDY BATTLE AT
SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

parliamentary snarl that completely rout-
ed Jane Adams, who was presiding, and
which was Strengthened out with con-
siderable difficulty by Mrs. George w.
Plummer, Of Chicago, parliamentarian Of
the convention.
The vote finally was started with
dozen delegates clamoring for recognition
which Miss Adams denied them The
amendment to strike out reference to
other legislation was voted down amid
claims that the vote was not correctly
counted. Mrs. Trout Immediately present
ed an eleventh hour substitute commit
ting the association 90 work for a na-
tional initiative and referendum law.
This association works for nothing but
suffrage measures" declared Anna How
ard Shaw, the president
'"The Congressional committee worked
for humanitarian measures" retorted Mrs.
jerks, Of New York
That is a misstatement Of facts" re-
piled DR.. Shaw.
The Trout amendment was showed un-
der and Mrs. Browns substitute motion
carried, ls4 to 100, amid cheering. the
first that has been heard in the conven-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
BUREAU OF UTILITIES
FOUNDED FOR CITIES
Chicago Mayor Favors Civic Owner
ship. Saying Everybody Would Be
Interested Then.

Philadelphia, Nov. 1s.-The need Of
reciprocity between powerful public
service corporations and municipalities
throughout the country IN order to Sc
cure justice for the corporate inter-
ests and the people alike, was en-
phasized today At the first conference
Of American mayors In thIa city. They
established. q national utilities bureau
to supervise the campaigns OF the va
rious municipalities in a projected ma
tion-wide campaign to lower the cost
OF public utilities.
Nearly all the speakers favored pub
lie ownership. This was principally
due to the fact that the majority of
those who talked represented some
municipal government
The big speeches OF the day were
made by Carter Harrison. mayor OF
Chicago, and Louis d. Brandeis. coun-
sci for the Interstate Commerce COM
mission. Mr.. Harrison discussed The
Regulation Of Utilities" and said:
"A great good would come from pub
lie ownership Of all utilities In the tre-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-14
'NEWSIES" ENJOY FEAST
AT HERALD BUILDING
Regular Banquet in Circulation Room,
with Ice Cream Served for
Every Course.

Ice cream reigned as king In The Her
aid building last night with the news
boys Of Washington as loving and loyal
subjects. King ice cream was in many
coIors, as befits the monarch OF good
things 20 eat, and appeared hard and
cold at first as q real ruler should ap-
pear. But the warm enthusiasm OF the
newsboys aided wonderfully by the rows
of teeth inside eager mouths. soon melt
ed his royal iceness and everybody had
q good time.
The Herald newsboys were invited TO
the feast and all the newsbOys In WASH
Ington came. rightfully claiming that all
real newsboys are Herald newsboys.
The long lines in front OF The Herald
building attracted a great crowd which
seemed at first to believe that some
new catastrophe had been added to the
European war and that the ooys were
waiting for an extra edition Of The Her
aid to be run from the presses.
But three policemen. dispatched In
hurry from the First precinct to handle
the throng. soon told the boys were only
waiting for an ice cream feast and then
the lockers on fingered just to watch the
boys enjoy a good time. When the doors
were opened Il seemed that all OF "asn-
ington was entering. but the long line
of giant freeZerS, crammed Win lhe NeiS
hest ice cream that American dollars can
buy, seemed adequate for the demand.
The circulation room had been trans
form into a banquet hall and the
..nsHsie" guests were welcomed by the
toastrnaster, John II. Peters, chief OF
routes for The Herald. The menu was
especially adapted to the appetite brought
by the boys. with ice cream for an ap-
petizer, ice cream for an entree, ice
cream for the meat and fish courses, Ice
cream for the salad. ice cream for desert.
ice cream for coffee, ice cream for good
measure. and then some more ice cream
In the speechmaking the boys pro
nounced the banquet an epoch in the
history Of Washington, in that II wit
messed the first and only time that all
the newsboys In the city had all the
ice cream they could eat. Toastmaster
Peters announced that the feast was only
one among a store OF many good things
planned for The Herald's Hustlers Club
on its regular Friday night meetings. The
celebration was concluded with speech
by c. T. Brainard.