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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

y'rf % reoieeret al pr. 9eah GA
Wis Sanna IItrip 2arien. Ger
fNnlnier 10 iaa meset al ale Claus
I'll eft &eoaftionsboro, os oct meite al
ali bette uomerfer fig 10 life netop
peS 1T imasfuIbe llbitpr, for lite at
iale ON SnoboIoet, iom hi besuprre
ianr lioen Sio til at beifipitiae os
me0. On "Imerican Scandinavian
Nepieip" glGloer BET, at Der er pberit
iaa amerifanife SibSFriiter, Som
i%rcmtrGoer / iaa fIoi % uoffert 10.
itpr. Sertil er Sfriitet uomerfet re-.
NiQeret. Set er Sulinumeret al
"&epiep", iom Iieeer ioran os, Der
giper Mnleoning til oiSie gcmerf.
rinBer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Observation-Disclosures.

sra @oIbinaton mebbeIeS Den
20cn ,Nuli: Gil &c Sor. StaterS
@onffoutroler inolpb Der / Sunni 20
9~uoraQenber fra S%tatsbanfcr / for
ificujQc TcIe al 2aubet ON at opcr'
aua III Totionalbonfer. % ct lle
ucnOc Nntol Inoraacnher ON Sp'
r~cttclie al me Nationolbonfcr. VI
Ni@ic 10 Inoro9cnber or % blepne
d~pprcbcrebe.
Zen soto Sum- funbtcS Der inlt
1879 NotionoIbanfer n,eo ell auto
mriicrct aapital pna tiIiommen ST..
O7l239,175.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Ut fOrctaaiumt Girmn

WI Torcfa91omf Ntrima | Sill,
EnGIano, iom tilpirfer Moifiner for
Grport, bar eft "Tripate Victure ga.
lace" for at pie fine Woifiner iaona.
Girnlnet bor iunoet bcnne Wetooc
iTroeleS proftiif, nonr oct eirlocr
at ulie DC u%oenlunoife @unoer, bpor.
lcoc2 Waifinerne operer. Oct err
mcget enflere og mere eifeftipt at 70.
rcpiic oisie @iaeoer, enc at iere
aunoerne element %erfiteocrne Oct
bar oQioa pitt Jig at pGre iprocIes
prnttiif % al flor g~etponiu0 at fen.
DC inooanne Silmcr til llolanoet,
mch cller iioen Srloere, OF oerpeo
qipc S~icbbnbere Inleoning til poa
en- bcfuem Woooe at it M%olfinernc
/ Arbcibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Sanee Sooture.

80 iinse Mpnb, Gbwaro s. Gil.
pin OF Irtbur Talp, @raouenter fra
Tenniplpania llniueriitet, anfom
ioag til ct. 9ouis. 9e bonoe til
baeelaet @eien fra philadelphia oe
bio tilfoos % = barbent.
Sc began iis birefte til Gitp SaG
iorat billie paa goreermeiteren %
iorat iaa fin Infomit ofiicielt op.
feenet.
Te forflareoe, at Ell al Stuoenter.
Ioreningerne peb llniueriitetet bopoe
uoIopet ell Errmie paa $1,000 til
bpiIfeicmbelit TO. fom piIbe eaa bar
bent ira philadelphia til ct. 2ouis.
Ser bar Ter, iom itartebe. On sau
set op / H%ittsbursb, en- / Snoiana-
polls, en- / Chicago % Sen fierbe |
Streator, 81. De iorlob Ebilooel-
phia Sen tSbe Mai.
20 nnee Gbicasooamer, iom bap'
Sc TAT Jig fore at tase Jig en- Spao'
iertnr til Milmailfee bare for Mo'
no SfpIo", pasiereoe iorIeSen Mor'
gen siennem @aufesan.
Set bar Miis Mal,oe Sobnion %
Miis Molie S'@eiI. De par pant
til at ioretase Ianse 6obtlre. for
taIte De, OF bapbe oite ipaoieret fro
Chicago til Sort Sberioan oe tilba.
ae ieien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
>~llaisinofcriel fra Japan

Sra Seattle, @aib., mebeleS be1
lite &uli: Sra Sopon nnfom ibag
1000 Spffc nleo WniS ~oorcS1eret til
ct bcrpGrenoe MsIefirma. Triicn
poa bette importereoe Maisforn or
Sen famine, iom bctalee for WaiS
ira Weuemiiaterue, % apolIteten er
'ortrinlia. Tlere %liancnoe Sllier.
Her ucnteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

Den Eur, be mi bar poa, bapoe
imioIertib p9ret rieere paa Splepel.
fer END nosen al De foregoaenoe. De
bapbe iorIobt Wiis S'NeiIs Siem
ST. 8 ON Moreenen. s N9rbeoen
al 6Iaooeitationen bapoe be gaaet Jig
piIo / Sfoeen. Soa begpnbte Oct at
itprtresne, iaa De bleu 5iennempoaoe
til Sfinbet. gnbelig fanot De fig
irem til en- Sarm, bpor be ff fine
&I9oer tsrreoe % tilbraste 9atten.
Siolig neite Woreen brog De otter
aiiteo % pasiereoe 8ailfegan ST.
10 ON Sormibboeer.
9e penteoe at naa Hacine ON vi.
tenen % WiIrpmlfee ben n9ite Gags
@ften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Oprcrsleoer orobt.

Sra @ulhinaton meooeleS ben
litc ,l,li: Zen baitiife SprprSie.
rer Scnotor Sooilmar Sbeooorc er,
tiQilcmeo 90 al line SilbGnaere
iolot ct bIooiat Slng, lom iornplis
iouot Steo npr Sen bominifanlfe
@rUnie.
Meooelelien berom er mtooto9et
ira aaptein gberle, Gbci for arpo'
icrcn "@oibinaton", iom bapoe
iaoct llnberretninaen berom al TO
Mcolemnler al bet baitilfe aabinet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
Nra Horbnnosicnatur u. 4 @ran.

ara TorbmnSsienator u. :. @rsn.
ia ! Nortb 9ofoto bor hi mootooet
I'll OfientliggisreIie bans Saf til
StntenS @Gl9ere for Sen Ststte, De
gop ham peo iibitc BrimGruala. Ii
ocn oil pic, tiger Senotoren, at ben
Sclcr, Iom blep pulloet pcb @oloct,
er ell Seier for Solicit, ior Den al.
meme Wonb / Stoien, % ct SIoo /
In'i8tet pao observation-disclosures GA
9orporotlonerne. equator @rsnno
%iluttcr mcb at ii9c, at ban berefter
iom biotil oil bic 8olfcts ,Sntcresier
inc Gpner og arpiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

aoncerten. San fit % oeioa bore
aoret ipnse Sub iiene Noriss
2ano", iom ban bar %fomponeret.
San iaeoeteiaa, at ben blep paffert
iunget.
S~arpsborg.
s Sarpsborg gif alt for Jig Itine
% roIiet. Otter &oncerten taIte
Raitor $. Spbn paffert til @utterne
og iipr til Eroi. Sperati. 0e aaer
fleite al 8iltterne fog fig en- Cur op
til Sarpsfosien. Sc par ale enige
i, at oet bar bel p9rb en- balp 81.
mes Sang at faa ie os bsre oenne
Sos, iom peo lin arait ifaffer iaa
mango Wenneifer 9epebrsb.
Trebrifitao.
s S~rebrifitab fan en- npiten fiee,
of Der boIbtes TO &oncerter. 8. 6.
6. 9ano bolot lin &oncert / gpens
9irfe. gpens Manbsfor, iom nj,
er parat til of bragg inb til Den
itore Sanserfeit / 9riitiania, fang
ct @elfommen til 9pen, og efter
aoncerten peb en- feitIig 1iIitelning
lang bette fortrefielige &or paa
tenpeo 70 Stemmer flere Numere.
Iililltt foreriebe Sanserne fra begge
Siber al Sauet Jig / Norses S9.
fredericksburg UNDER Trof. Speratis
2ebelie. Otter Sangen boIot Ell nf
Weolemmerne en- parmbiertet Gale
for Sirigent Sperati, ubtalte lin
@eunorine for sen Gpgtiebeo, ban
lagbe for Sagen oeb fine Meiultater
meb 8lltterne, % taffeoe for ben
So%rneielie at faa ipnee irnocr bans
2eoeIie.
. SDrten.
Otter aoncerten | Sorten toffebe
Sognepreit @iig1e / bierteuorme Orb
for panoers forte, rlel, bpggelige
geisg. Ser / Sorten fit man ogiaa
ie flere at Horaes S~rlogsIfibe. 8ut.
terne fit oaiaa beie Norges @arines
@Prft pg SiefrigsifoIe.
3snsberg.
s SenSberg mobtogcs ma og
biilteS pelfommen poa 9rpeeen al
Vpens tore WanoSfor, iom gap lie.
re al line Sange tilbeoite. Den rum.
mclige Strife bar nler ems uoioIgt.
Sc itimehe iammen / 8ongene. &c
'pntes pit De maotte eisre lit til. at
Silrneen fllnoe iaa en- glimrenoe
Ifllutnin9. Set giorbe be ogioa.
SGi life alene iplote De airfen, mel,
ier Iireiien iamlebeS Ser en- begeiit-
ret Sfare paa @rpsgen, iom flap.
peoe % raabte 9ratp for ,ben Mil.
lit, iom @onben opportebe meo pna
2Gffet. &c nmerifanife Warifer
Ipntes ilaa ganlfe fortrGiielig an
hos bette Ellblifrrm. Silililt Itemte
De / ct ounbrenbe Srrra, o. iaa len.
&c man ira @oooen funbe ie grpg.
gen og lun9t neo oper @lpen peoblep
Tolf at pifte. st itsrre MntaI $40.
forbade fu.lgte o9Ina "Mnfiorb" ne0-
pper. Get par iom Sc piloe ie Sfi-
bet bel bient til ariitiania.
Si6lig imor5en - Ssnoag Ben
21oe Sunni - ipreoes iaa @i,tterne
ilooper 2anbet for at tilbrinee en-
llges Serie / tine reipeftiue 9peoer,
eler for at beie De Steoer, bpor &c.
res 6or9lore % 9eOIteforGlore til.
bragte fine llnaSomsnar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
enarlfkc ro0forcnin9rr.

! Nnle6niul Al Den lnoen DC en-
qcIifc ToqiorcuinQer agltcrcoe Snll'
mcnilutniug al Sc enaclife Arbciocrc
/ Ct wfoIoaiolt Sorbuno til irllcs &c
ifnttclic, bar GanO. Cecon. &. 6r.
Tohl / ariitionia "9nQbIo0et" gipct
en- Rcoclisrclic for 6oaiorenlr9abe
orlcIicna llopitling i ENGLAND / De
iioiie Nnr.
Set par / Siorbritnunien, he0cr
set bl. a., al Nrbeioerne ierit iii Ion.
liQ Rct I'll Sommcuillitning, % cit
Qelifc Snaioreningcr bnpOc c~riltcrct
/ mango Nnr, ier man cn0og inn De-
res isritc @e1pnbcIic poo 6%nitlnnoet.
sra at prrc itrer9c 6oqiorcnin
ger. iom bare bnp0c etonomlltc Tor.
mnnI - al pnrcto1c SnJcta ,Snicrca
Ter - GLIDER BE MI liot citcr Ii0t
oper til NJ BIZ iocinIiitiitc 6orcninQcr
/ 2i0hcb mco line @reorc pau Golt
Ionoct.
Get fer 500 life ll6en 6riftion
oite c~nooQiao mcQct iterf Irlftion
Zen cngcIifc SIrbeiocr cr / NlmirOe
IiabeO ielpitpnOiQ % iribcoaelitcn.
DC. 6an bar pnnifeIiQ nor at utoer.
fate iia Sen ESern0iicipIir, ion Sc
locialiitiifc 6oreninlcr pautuingcr
line Mic0lemmcr Ii9ciom ban better
life ino blinbt tror poo Sen oircttc
Nttion5 llicilbdrbe0. - Gn betpoe
liQ Gel al Sen IibcrnIc &rlQermo2
ie cr Nrbciocre iom mcner al en- ro
>ifol @opaipninqspoIjtif mcQet he
Nre "a nleQct i~ifrere iercr 'rcm mos
Moolet.
&mioIertio or her. iom / ioa man
9e andre %ono. Set iociaIiitiifc Gle.
ment iuoen Gnai"reuiuaen foumct
I'll NaQtcu ~ Nortl Spsbcu ipinQca
ino hCninnaleit al Sc mjuorc uiOt
9ooeu0c ~ Observation-Disclosures
ne Al ben qomIe StoIe life pooer
al @opponcrc. Otter manages McninQ
~ ieIOieI0eIll life miuoit ira fon
'%erpotlot Nol0. cr set oi>ic Go0ior
cnin9@mruo a Sen 1amlc Sfolc.
ION nan M maa 'Gitc lin %i0 til.
iom &C. iom itoI rtoOc ocu ,nQclifc
acknowledgements ira SuuoIfoli@
me.
Ct Srrtrrf 0co SEN cnQclitr GoQ
iorening2bcpGGcIie er Sc more shut
tuatloner @icOlcmaontout, cr uSiat
ior ira IN til onOcn. ) 1871 taltc
Toa'orciuacrnc 2So.000. Inner
&c urolilc arbtjo@'orholo. iom / Sc
e'tcr'ciNcnoe BAR IRE Iar hcrifc0c.
itc8 @ntol.et notjl SET / 1874 uao,
sc Narimlm. $4,000. sra 1875
bc9pnotc ioo igien Reottioncr ms.
I'll Soomoolct nooeOc@ / 1851. ga
9feOIemSartonet par iunfct til 37S.
600. On lignenoc ariia ion0t StcS
/ 1889 % Sc eiterieIaenoc Tnr. g
ter Zines" @eninl itaor man mn
igien uron Ell iIist EolN @coIcmS
ontaaet eiter 0e ijoite Mars iicrft
porenoe GagfprenjuaSbepr1elie. -
en- Bert iom life minoit ifploee Ell.
tcItc al 2louH @coracS iociolc NE
former, ho,s @irfc ior en- Gel err
tnpttet iii arbei6crne2 Cr9oniiatic.
ner.
) Gagiorenin9SfreOie regncr man
M 2Intoaet al orgoniiereoc Nrbci
oere iii co. 312 @iiaion. builfet citer
@eneralietretpren Tor THE Nlnol.
qamateo Union OF &o6or". v
@ea'2 Mieniug mou reprpientcre en-
Stianina al ~ @iuion Nrbeioerc
pna ca. 212 @ar.
HOset az bet melt tiltaleuoe. Ri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

@ienbe 81 og mibt / fin bebite @Ions.
periooe iom Hensbprj9ser. st Wa.
Teri al Ola, ben 5uelerifIe ban brig.
te, oa ban / 1871 biep operialot al
glsrnen, bans eeentlig 8jsrnerifle,
If gjerneifaller m. m. i,oitiIles.
Selee 8. 5uruietb, Soften, os
bans Suitru anne uoitiIler Is Gig.
born, bporaf De TO bar i9Ibt De iIelte.
@nne Silruietb er pitt Horges eneite
~fpinoeIige GIsjGser. Der bar aItib
rPret Sagtfolf paa Siiruietb; tbi
life minore emo A @unolaoninasae.
rprer lnleoet poo @aoroen al Mpr-
MAIN / Sioen melIem 1850 oe 1900
ltOitilles. S%lintelaaiene er fo%ranoret
til Eerfusiion.
Sra Noro.Sers paa SeIgeIano no.
itiller canb. mag. II. Speroriip en-
Slortefrone al balptam Sport, iom
er merfeIia. Zen er fra Siben 1870
-16S0. Ssire Sorns 99nehe / ret
Sinie or 72t WiIIimeter, Stangens
Diameter ~lieeoperfor &oienfranien
"a Millimeter; 8enitre Sorns
2Gngbe, $50 Willimeter; &oienfran.
iens Smfrebs, $50 Iillimeter;
Stangerls Diameter Iigeoperior So
ienfranien, 81 WiIlimeter.
On ben Short, iom bar oenne bel.
oige &rone iortpller &obert Gollet
en- %intere5iont Siitorie, lom felger:
Slime Margretbe @roeb, en- Salp'
isiter al Feter Sais, bar fsot paa
Horb-Sere / 1911. Gn Gag ga bum
bar logle Tiger eammel, blep bun en-
Stuno labt alene poa @aorbsplaoien
liggenoe / "Nep." ga 9arnepigen
libt efter fom tilbage itob en- af Gems
%balptamme Siorte og iliffet Barnet.
Tigen. freq % ifr9mte Shorten, Sor-
meme piflebes inc / 9arnets Cine, oa
meb Barnet paa sc beie @orn iatte
Shorten niiteo oper Stof og Sterr.
@naroen Solf iotte eitcr ben, og Ell
Stlinb eiter ianot oe Den paa Stran-
Den pco Siben al Barnet, iom bleu
bragt biem aloeles lllfabt.
Get itsrite Glgborn, lom er fiinbet
/ Sfonoimtopien uoitille8 al llbitil-
lingafomitecn ieIp. Set er funSet
pc0 Solspanoet / Namoulen / 1885
% er iGloet. Get bar IS gnoer og
moalcr 1913 Willincter mellem
Spioierne. Get or ct Tenitreborn.
st &orn ira Stai / 2iteroalen ITO.
titles al Nnton Sreseng. Set bar
% Gnber. Mensborn finoes Der meb
op til 30 Gnoer.
Gen rIbite @%ierneriile bar tilbert
8. 8. Sletten / Gel % er imeoet /
@uobranosoalen 1715. 2aaien er
mere.
Ser cr %iorsurig Iaa meaet IantIet
pua ct Steo ira g%nlnnlel Sio % op
til pore Cages npeite Sangitmioler,
of set blir bare Ell lioen Yrefoel, ioT
fam nGpnes.
Giterat bape beiigtiget Ben pGlbige
Silrurob, iom lager noe paa Floos
fen, illnoet / ct Sielouano / &pfplfc
% bcreonet iii at upre ca. 5000 Iar
oannmel 0aar ri pp / lloltillln9ens
iolibeltc &uS, Ben mooerne Sagt-
bpttc, o0 tager o3 Ell Suil.
Ser traf ri en- Gngelifnlano, lon
uotolte ielgenoe:
Il have learned more by go-
ing through the Skarpsno EXPOSE
ton and this hunting house, than
| else have learned about these
things in books for years. 1t is
wonderful what Norway a
show up OF foodstuffs from the
sea, and the sporting pleasures ITS
mountains must contain"
San bapoe life uGrct / Norgc Ier
beller.
Set er ct aanife iterft Sllorpf al
lloluuoin0er poa lloltilllngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07
HOset al bet melt tiltaleuse. +

mootneer / Hetning al sptte6laoe.
er ~lbe american Scandinavian Re.
piep", ubeipet al "9be americon
Sconoimopian 5ounontion" i @ew
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

,rrr,r ., syoosr GUS Ssrrh JrFr i5rH 1907 ~ I'M Fs'
orIi,r ~ Dsoo,.H, loNA rsntR INA ACT "'os'''s"
B.,H g.. 1872.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-07

1t9nser .De ca epnaRiuer 'eusoennes.
g fna go6 tom no9en onoen SpnnofYtne I'll beD
bobbeIte YrtS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga sharp
difference Of opinion exists between
Andrew Ferusefh. representing the
Seamen's Union. and President WI
son In regard to tho effect OF the
London safety nj sea treaty.
President Wilson has been In.
formed by somebody that the Lon.
don conference establishes o mini.
mum as 10 safety provisions and
does not interpose any obstacles 70
the passage BY the United States Of
laws applying to the ships or crews
OF other nations In our ports.
On tho contrary. Feruseth and
Samuel Gompers. OF the American
Federation OF Labor. take the
ground that the treaty IL perfectly
clear as establishing a maximum Of
safety regulations and that it's ef-
feet would be 10 kin the seaman's
bin and all future legislation In the
interest OF men who work az this
trade.
F'eruseth has addressed several
communication TO the president
and government officials ~ the de-
partment OF commerce showing how
this London treaty will prevent fu-
ture remedial legislation for sea
men.
The timidlty which caused certain
public men 10 hesitate in the pas.
sage OF a fuli-sized pork barrel bill.
called rivers and harbors approprla
tons. before election day. his dis.
appeared since the elections.
That measure now incuhates IN
committee and Ia predestined 10
pass the house and the senate. un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28
AA- bu
0lLyos| oaTrdper

+, less there r. another fiiibuster equal
TO the previous one. when Senator
Burton brought bis bedroom slippers
and dressing gown to the senate
chamber prepared TO speni as many
nights rs necessary In talking the
bill to death.
Secretary Of Labor william n.
Wilson calls attention to the fact
that during the first two weeks after
the opening os the public bureau Of
employment in the city Of New York
there were SEQ applicants for po-
sitions. but only $40 positions Of
fered by employers
With an Industrial situation OF
this kind Secretary Wilson contends
he IL amply Justified In his efforts
to use the postoffice or any other
government igsrry TO bring the Job
.ess men and tho menless Jobs To-
gether.
Already backfire has been
opened on the secretary OF labor ny
certain financial interests, who
charge that his efforts to relieve
the Industrial situation SAVIOR Of
Russian bureaucracy"
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has
written letter to the organ of the
protectionists predicting that the
tariff viii be an issue In 1915.
Leading republican candidates for
the 1916 presidential nomination
continue to be Boies Penrose Of
Pennsylvania. William Barnes Of
New York and Myron T. Herrick
OF Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28
Questionable Economy

MO ONE will seek by either word ACTION to discourage
IN any OF public officials who truly bent upon a
program of economy in their department For that
much praise be given the park board for efforts
in the direction OF economy TO be pursued in 1915
There is however always the risk OF overzealoasness
Too much of good thing is sometimes bad
Every reduction in expenses does necessarily mean
economy In this connection il might be well to keep in
mind that might prove altogether unwise II certain social
activities conducted the various payieds and field
houses should be abolished
There would doubt be lessenng az expenses should
the board decide. but would il really be economy
II might be just good economy do away with the
playfields altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28

NEW YORK is using its police the unemployed
check up the persons willing help them and the
remainder O a central bureau of relief
1t is the first real OF unemployment largest city
has taken the first official sign that government
America eager strike trial balance important
busness-the business OF living.
When every of cities forms the habit OF taking
stock in this way will be easier swing plans put the
idle useful work thus banishng the sting OF private charity
How odd that we've long been demanding exact
OF horses and dogs and have been
with merely rough the number OF obcss and
women. Rough guesses and rougher neglect
It's time go this real task as il do
something.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28
MEXICO and History

TN FRANCE, wealth and land both we'll distributed.
Panics unknown and financial and economic disturb
violent than in other nations Historians record
that the ruling class and suffered in the French
revolution that with blood terror OF
the average and improved And the French
revolution has be regarded OF the mile
IN the worlds history
May not be in Mexico, Who has been kicking
hardest since Madero began his revolution the big landed
propetos holders OF concessions and expocrs generally
the plain pcoplc The expoiters liked the reign
Of Diaz but il may be that the poems will find Villa and
Zapata larger opportunities and cultivate
land and be eemen instead of slaves than they did under
Dax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-28

IN HE police picked up downandou yesterday that used
be worth several hundred thousand Not 10 years
ago he widely known successful business
He told reporter that his failure caused by the
rascaty of his brothcr-in-law.
IL is amazing how many rascally brothersinaw there
in the world Why, mother-inlaw is 10 per
fatal
We hardly find fellow who has gone the finan-
eai scrap heap whose brothern-aw partner
blame AT least caused by signing somebody's
You pick them up everywhere Fellows that used
sawmills wholesale houses, pickle plants
big hat but who alas ruined by ascay brother
n-law.
We could quite figure why these fellows
since got divorce from the brother-n-law
again.
II would seem odd but refreshing to meet failure who
lost out because Of his blunders to hear fellow say
Il had a good business but because OF my own wooden
head | let it get away"
There fellows, plenty of them. who talk like that
but you seldom hear it, for the simple that fellow
takes his knocks like and tries shift his
own responsibility is not down and
world,
hundred lives o o Sc.
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= n


Tough Luck
A man tells OF a dinner he once
had Al q farmhouse. on which occa.
sion the piece Dc resistance waa
literally . very tough chicken.
Those ., table. including the far.
msr's two young sons. struggled
unnecessarily TO mako some i'm.
precision upon their respective help.
inss. when Sam turned 10 his
brother.
Tom" he said softly. "somehov
] wish old Dick hadn't q died. Don't
youf"-fiousson Chronicle.
Neutral
He's an unusual man"
In what way1"
\ asked him how tho European
war 10 coming out and he said he
hadn't the slightest idea. "--Hous.
ton Post.
Time 10 Fly
why. what In the world has be.
come OF your watch The one Won
used 10 have had q handsome gold
ease"
Il know II did. but circumstance
alter cases. "--Philadelphia Tele.
graph.
Famous FoIks
What train did James Montgom.
cry F1agg7
What kinds OF fish we're caught
by Harrison Fisher?
What did John eat besides Oxen
ham7
What made Stewart Edward
Whifey
Who taught Ed Hover
EffsmInste
Some time ago the Smiths az.
tended a reception where they met
a man named Brown. On the way
home. while exchanging opinions
OF the guests, Brown was men.
toned.
Speaking OF that man Brown. =
vigorously remarked Smith. he
certainly has an effeminate way of
talking"
why, john" was the wonder.
ing rejoinder OF Mrs. Smith. How
can you say thatY He certainly
has n very loud and masculine
voice"
yes, know he has" explained
Smith, but what I mean is that he
talks all the time. "--Philadelphia
Telegraph
The Light Fantastic
The war may cripple business.
And industry 20 lame,
But times will still be piping
On Waltz street. Just the same
Careful Statement
Two farmers met I'm n certain
town, n day or two after a cyclone
had visited that particular neigh
borhood.
"She shook things up pretty bad
out at my place" said one, strok
ing his whiskers medltatively.
by the way, III" he added. "tha,
new barn o. yourn get hurt any?"
WAL" drawled the other. Il
dunno. ! haven't found It yet"
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PLAYF|ELDS TO
LOSE TEACHERS

Sweeping changes have been
ordered by the park board In an
economy program for 1915. Super.
intendeDt Thompson's budget OF
N7s,074, lower than IL has been for
five years. has been still further re.
duced by 20 per cent.
The board abolished the positions
OF assistant superintendent, chief
engineer. stenogrspher; reduced ak
park foremen 10 the rank and pay
Of laborers; reduced the secretary
salary, and dismissed several play.
ground teachers.
The board also contemplates rad.
lcaF changes In the playfield actiyi.
ties. All gymnasium classes and
social activities are to be eliminated,
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suason that contrary to the order of human events
they will, forever, keep at distance those painful
appeals to arms, with which the history Of every
other nation abounds.
There 10 a rank due to the United States
among nations, which will be withheld. II not alb
solutely lost by the reputation Of weakness.
IF we desire to avoid insult. we must be able
to repel III If desire to peace, Of the
most powerful instruments of our rising prosperity.
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il must be known that we are all times ready for
war"
Times have changed. Conditions have changed.
Methods of offense and defense have changed. Has
human nature changed7
Has 'the order of human events" changed?
Are there fewer painful appeals to arms" by the
nations?
When our first president thus addressed con-
sress our country was at peace with the world Il
was smaller, more compact country.
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What George Washington Said About Our Nations Means Of Defense

How urgent would have been his appeal for
readiness for war, had he then had to consider
Alaska, the Philippines Hawaii, the Panama canal,
the Monroe doctrine and the vast Pacific coast
region!
Current events and present conditions would
to prove that there has been change in the
order of human evnets" under which the nations
make painful appeals to arms" but the great
change has been in that we have vastly things
to defend.
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HE KNEW

Papa--Say, Marjorie, what brings
that young Lougshanks here to see
you five nights out of tho week.
Marjorie 90 Why - er - don't
know.
Papa-Well. do The things
that bring him here are two OF the
most skinny legs that ever dude
possessed.