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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

ENGLAND Iodg pda Oct Sdro, ira bull
fet SlPlben TOM, GA Hopoleon bolbt
poa at toge 9iret al set og fonife
europa meo / Sla9et peo Waterloo?
@Ier bar hi CLIENT Den tlinee anube
lom HabOen Sinlano prir Jig unber?
% ben anube piI ioa iiffert romme
bort Soft, naar Hnslano meb fine
Soroer al lluioenbeb % Gnoelitman-
oen / Hpggen bar fnpffet oeit melt
opluIte % pirfelpitle Station / Ser.
Den. @uo giue, at iaa olbriJ maa
ife, Sfal set fomme til Iola, iaa
pGlg Oa at itoo pna Sen Sioe, bpor
Dor Splpsnin9, b~opeoiaeelise allillr
og iea fan ligeIoaaabt tilisie Neli-
gion bar bait line llbiprine, o. bpis
Gipiliiationsmetobe life bar ppret of
nooele @ibler OF 2roftoter meo Ben
hpire Sannb meoellS Sen p%elnltre bar
Oiifet lb @biifp og Spillnl.
Sea banber iom Sc, ST.. Hebaftsr,
at Norge fam ioripnre lin Msitralitet
ilnoer Sen pou9aacnoe arig; men
~iorlanges Ser ct "eilten %eler", iaa
lao ga FOR CUBS Sfplo Ell Nation,
bpis Suoaseiernineer bar peret Ell
ooben @og, life ppre bort Soeal.
Mcb &c iorbinotlieite Siliener
9eres ~rrbsoiee
&orl Siacbe Ell.
Ti inorsmnler, at Sr. Siafien bar
illb Get ill ot ipmputiiere meb bpil.
fen al De frigterenoe Wta9ter, ban
bill, affl,rnt fonl pi og pnbper anben
bar BET; men ri fan life Iiee, at hans
grgumenter bar %operbcpiit os ON, at
por Spfat1;na er ubolobnr. Ger fan
'friues / oct pioe o. breoe ON en- Sag
iont 6enne, OF nanr ri aibolocr os
fra at 9aa 1prmere inO pao Den net
op MI, iau er @rulloell Den, at bette
neppe er BET rette 9iospinft for Ell
Zig Sisfusinn. Spao boooe Horges
og De andre norbiife 9anbes Stining
angaar, ioa itrHper oe MI, iom be.
fienbt, al al araft meb at opretholbe
i'm Neutralitet. Spao man pioere
boz eiere, bpis poerlieere Sfriot biz
Ter fig paofrrueoe, faor mai babe.
Of De noroiife 2anoe % beres &e9ie.
ringer ielp beo bebit. aun bill ri
ligc / Inleoning al Sr. Siafiens
9opprisnina al tplf sGoelmobigbeo
% Sroboloenbeo, at ri life bebsper
at gaa lGngere tilbage / Siitorien
enc til Sen miorrenoe 8ri9s Begun
beI1e for ct Yar Tiger iiben ior at
iaa ct lioet @egreb ON, bporlebeS ben
tpife &egiering boloer line Setter.
&rGnfelien al 9elgienS Telitralitet,
iom oen ielp hnpbe ppret meb at 90
rantere, tnler / iaa Senieenbe lit
eaet Sprog, % mait fan fife meo
rette le1ge England tiaalt, at oct
operior 9elgien hnr bnpt ell altben
S%piatnin9 enc Spiflanb al, hpao
iom er hGoerlig Serb mellent chilli
iereoe Natipner
"Secora6s Eplten"s Heo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

,,rtri .. ,rcosr GA, ssr1t Jr,r lbru 1909 - rr ro'I
orrup /. rrcot.r, Iowa. r,prs 1r 49, 81 coset,ss o,
k.,n 3. issf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

Seno "9ecorabsToTten" til GIpetnirae "a
Senner I Gamlelanbet. - SirsbnGs na Srs,
oaesuoGooen foitcr $3.50; SrebaasuSaopen
olcfle. S1.2J pr. slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
Slnnn %Nriasuutiicr.

NuiterOam 17ot NuN. aaptel-
ncll paa sen ~hollunoite Camper GU
iilou" iortoIic iooG pes i'm slntom't
iii Dmulocn al nan pod (rono-
hlenn@ Nuun hapNe iect Ell init
GrcobnouQht. rom par abort ufnmp'
Nu0ti0. Gems Storitcne por ifltNt /
Tincr ga pao Sen enc Sloc hapoe
0cu ilere Nullcr otter Aulonfiialcr.
No0cu ~oiiiciel @ctrUitclie paa bette
CT life uoact hertil.
Siocfholm t1oc Nlil. Set ipr-
iUllc3 her, al bcn lucnltc Santpcr
"Nanio" iorIchcn bIcp ltanN'et al en-
inf arpbicr -; NUrhcbeu AZ Den luelt.
lie S~fiUrgaaro.
Gil SouO / Nolnnb cr Ser fonmlct
Ct Nuotc ont. AZ Nen tp'fe 8r,npru%
itol lid9c baurbt iaaret / Nir Ia Cha.
peue / @othrln1cr. % al Hel'er @tl
helnt i~funoiomt er rci't ocrtll.
Zen ipritc iuite Tealnientaiant
erobrcbe@ iorleoen Gaa al Nran'f
mGnoene pco Soint Sloile / elias
Zen tilhprte t32 cliaifc He9lueit
Scnnc Seierstroir braateS | Man
bags iii |ariS % o~perlepereoes TrT
iioent Yointare. : Sirsoaas blct
beu mite Sane meb itor Ssiiioellahel
heiit ioron Napolcon'M onumcnte'
poo SnpaIioeplaoien. sIlituerne bio:
teoc line Nopeoer, "a Den erobrto,
Sane Git tilpcirs,
Gen eilerrigite @elanNi til Gng
louo. @rcp Iensbori. iom bar iii
braai life miuore emo Is Mar | Con
bon iom siierriait SipIcmot ira vi
fohe ill @cionot, anfom | @anoa9,
l ..I N..AL s.- O~,N,,, g., I,N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
Gliaierc % Yulaffer.

Vi|u'VlC w Fpiuiiti'
Splteruc tor life onuenoe crop
per IRA Gl'de Eothringen moi
Nr0nlfn1Tn0enc; De lenoer Dem II
0cn rnaliitc 8rpn'c. Seller life to
Dc 0npeu0c lropper ira prelli't 80
len iluo0 Husloil6, ipr DC plI0c itf,
Nli0e iii at Haas moo me Sun0a
mUto ira ri,@lilt Foleu; altlo(
ien0cr De 0i@ie iii ocn irnnife @rGlt
lc. Mcn MI mcl6er ct Telegram 'r(
Varls ofillceli. AZ 6ranltlnpll0cllt
pil core 'Tr6elea lcn1uclllc MOI
polite Sropper, DC moattc taae III
fnngc, % hu5lnno nil piic lonlnl'
Nenimns'ulohco moo mlIIi0c Sanger
ira elias %othringcn. MI9lnno %
GrdntriQ bar nlort Nitalc. Nnol
Hrlqen cr ouer ucuier nenlll9 Srailf
ria at loa tllbaac elias Eotbrin9en
iorn 3pltlun0 to1 ira Dem / 1871
% hll@lon6 penter at lonlle oct ire
ocltc Eolcn umocr in S%perbeibco.
Gciiercn til Nrontcn.
@cl'er @Ilhelm leolaget az bel(
ben t1lfe @cnerulliub onfon | Man.
bags til Wain5, eiter bpoo ct 5ele
0rnm ira Nom beretter. Ner'ro o9i
fer han lelu at le0c Sperntiorernt
moo 6rnntrig % Nel1le1. Mains,
iom liQger pao Nhincn9 uenltre
Nrc0, er Den iteritc @p | Storbcr-
t%u9Opmnct Ncalen o. cr Ell a. DC
~itcrfelt bciTitcoc @ner / Spiflano.
Wc0 Nlirelicn ira Berlin par acllc-
rem @Ieniton0 Tor prloi9c Spatlo'
ncr. Ter girciicn uoitcbte ban Ell
ErofIomotlon, bpori Oct bco: seq
cr iait ~'orpialct ON, at mco Den
taprc tpifc Nur % Slnnoe % oct
tuifc SolfS ubrpOcligc Gnlgbco |
0cnl1c Sorcn9 Stin6 oil Dor gag
nle0 @ltoa &iTlp fronea neo Sclr."
"Mnricilniicn" hialp benz.
ST telegram ira Nrpaiel meloer,
at NrdnitmTnoenc leo ltore Cab
Slu1ct mcllenl Nalnur oQ Slnoltt
9cl9lell. (p'ferne bar ncnlllg 9o0t
i%orlfanict, % oerea &alloner rpooeoe
op irp9tellgt / De 'ran'fc &olonner.
observation-disclosures 6lel peo Glnant
par ipllttet % nTlten orcpet pnd
Slll0t, ga pluoiellg "Marlctllallena"
2pner ira Ell al DC opreUnc Itocllt.
ger. Nfbelilnq otter aioelln9 IdIot
i Sanaen, inOtll Den ll'plrcreiloe
Nationaliung Loo iom Ell %rnIen
opcr belle Slagnlnrten.
Ge brllote Mntfer inmleOeS after,
Oe fnltehc Jig paallp moo DC fn'te
Stiainger, breb lglennem Slnierne
% oap lig life, Tor Ep'terrc par
orcuet pau Nlugt.
Srrinima / Moriaterbauet.
Nonoon t70c AhQ. - Get oitis
ciellc Nnbebabnreai nleloer: Zen
irunifc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar forcto-
get ct So1t opiglenrlem Iorldterbn'
BET iau lallgt lom iii Gattaro. On
liocn eitcrriQif Hrn0ier poa 1850
Cons blep ifltot iipuf AZ oe 'ron'te
Stlbc. Gen Iraulte Nloa0e lUloer
Nomirul 0c la Ecprcca aommalloo
ifol o0iau hupe itirOt l'pnt en- otter
ri0if arn0ier. iom blofcrebe Nrtipo-
ria Nnpu
sra Gettlnic teIclroferc> I'll ct
romcrif @loo Ell @etrUltclie paa
Mcooclcl'eu ON et SleiloN / goria.
terhuuct, set hcocr beri. at Oct otter
riO'tc SldNitib "3riuui" % ire on
ore Stibc. hpi@ Nopne life op0lpe@,
cr itllot i'rut Al Ben lranlte Ilaooc.
! ct anhct telegram rnelhc@, at
ct Al Sc iuultne eitcrrialfc Stibe var
aruoicren "3cuto" lon 9lf tlIbulo@
mcO POI Mnno.
Smnn N%riN*nuttIcr.
Nmiter0am 17ot NuN. aaptei-
ucl, r00 Sen hoQdn0ife CAMPER "Sp4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21
WiIwaufee 3crnntarfeo.
&iMmipea Mormntarfeo.
1mlmtb 8ormpriier.

Ninfle -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

paa Sepnetsnioler, men oct Ter trilt
no inlo0 Nlnteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-21

st Ct. Petersburg Telegram, iont
bar ppret minore enc Ell l(ge nnoer-
peis, meloer, at Den r%uslilfe 8eiieriu.
mile er aireiit til Mpifpa. bpor Sc
ncrolitnben ogiaa ior nGrpprcnoe
bar Sopeofporter.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
Jacksonville, March ,

JdChSDlFlile, March 20.
By virtue Of the authority vested
IN me as division commander. Sons
OF Confederate Veterans, | hereby
appoint Comrade w. W. Harriss of
Ocala, Florida, brigade commander
Of the Second Brigade. Florida Diyis-
ion, S. c. V.
The Second Brigade embraces the
counties OF the state lying east of the
Nithlacoochee river from Olympia to
Ellaville and the Suwannee river
from Ellayille to the Gulf coast 10
line from Port Inglis on the Gulf to
BuloW on the Atlantic. including
Levy, Marion, Putnam and ST. Johns
counties. J. II. Burroughs.
Division Commander.
This commission carries with it
the appointment OF a maid Of honor
and a sponsor from this district. and
Mr.. Harriss will proceed at once to
select two ladies to represent US at
the reunion in Jacksonville.
Attend the Meeting this Evening
The regular weekly meeting of the
camp will be held at the courthouse
at 1880 this evening, and should be
attended by all members not una
voidab1y detained elsewhere. sReports
Will be read, qualifications passed on
and new members and applications
received. BY all means attend. if /
you are member; or apply for i
if you are eligible.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
PLEASURE AND PROFIT
feiISihfui Evening at Eastlake Lift
Ell the Lake Weir Yacht Club
Out of Debt

/ The concert al the Lake Weir
fachl Club last evening was a great
success. All Of the people about the
lake attended and great many from
| Ocala in autos. The singers from here
| were Messrs \. E. and ]. J. Gerig.
ID. ). Woodrow. Louis Wilson.
Frank Anthony, Frank Gates, George
Martin, Eric and Travis Collier. ]. A.
Bruederly. Ted Drake. Usher Nor
wood and Mr.. Pezullo. who gave a
fine concert. The music of the eve
ming was supplemented by the graph-
ophone. Dancing was INDUCED in by
those who wished to do So
The receipts of the evening were
SIS.
Commodore W r. Goodwin. the
father Of the club announced that
at the beginning of the season the
club was in debt $1,000. Last night
the Indebtedness he said had been re-
duced to s95. He said there We're
seven Of the bonds worth SO each
remaining unsold, and he proposed
to sell them in seven minutes and
clean up the last dollar of the debt.
He failed. for it took 10 minutes to
dispose of the bonds, and he had to
sell the last one to himself. although
he already had about as many as he
could carry about with him.
4 nr;l 1~r
Mortgage Burning Day" when the
mortgage against the clubs beautiful
building will be burned.
Commodore Goodwin is one of the
proudest men you ever saw today. to
know that the club is out of debt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
kLEIN'S SPRING OPENING

AS Will be seen in another part OF
| today's paper the big Klein DRY
Goods Store is making a speciality
this spring of millinery. This con-
Germ has in the past carried a fairly
large line Of this class of goods but
never in their history have they car
RED such stock as that represent
ed in their line for this springs bus
mess
Mr.. Klein has just returned from
the market centers where he attend
ed personally to the buying of these
goods. The immensely of the stock
of ready trimmed hats must he sean,
to be really appreciated. 1t con-
slsts OF every possible style of the
early spring creations and shaDes
III there IS a color or shade that is
not represented in the display being
there 1t has escaped the notice of
this reporter in his rounds through
the establishment
Another line in which this store
has outdone itself this spring is its
large stock Of ladies parasols. They
have them OF every known descrin-
ton from the modest black silk to
the very latest shades. with the ex-
tremely long handles that are to be
the real thing this season.
Read klein's advertisement in
todaEs paper and profit by visiting
the store at the very first opportuni-
ry
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
MEETING OF THE MOOSE
Officers Elected and Several New
Members Initiated

| The Moose held an interesting and
well attended meeting in the lodge
room over their club house last
night. About fifty members were
present, including a number from out
i'll the county
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
Dictator. d. Rooney.
Vice Dictator-R. s. Rogers.
Prelate-J. n Tolar.
Inner Guard. G. Swain.
Outer Guard-Edward Lopez.
Secretary. E. Gates.
freasurer-S. H. Dekle.
Physician-H w. Counts.
Trustees-H. c. Jones. John F.
thompson, Jno. T. Moore.
These gentlemen viii be duly in
stalled 1t the second meeting night
in April
After election was over. the goat
was brought out, and Dr.. r. T.
Weaver of Oak, Mr.. J. @. Smith of
Center Hill and Mr. Benjamin Cold
berg Of Ocala We're treated TO rides.
All this stern and strenuous bust
ness created an appetite for rest and
refreshment, which was gratified bv
big chicken purlo spread in the
CLUB dining room, and partaken of
with great Zest by all the members.
who never fail to have large, round
time at their social occasions.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
THE METROPOLITAN
SAVINGS BANK

This bank is always open until s
o clock in the evening on SATURDAYS
and Mondays; on other days of the
week il closes at o'clock in the aft
ernoon- The bank will observe all
legal holidays, both state and ma
t1onal, and will remain closed on
those days. I
George Giles, President
Frank P. Gadson, Cashier. 3-19-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27

No. ,. local leaves Tampa 9 D. m. !:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27

arrives Ocala $50 a. m: arrives
Jacksonville 6:45 a. m.
No. local leaves Tampa s a. m. ::
arrives Ocala, 1901 a. m: leaves
Ocala 1915 p. m: arrives Jackson
vile APO p. N.
NO. 10 limited leaves Tampa | D.
M; arrives Ocala ago D. NJ; arrives
Jacksonville 7:3a .. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
OCALA NORTHERN SCHEDULE

No 72-Leave Ocala daily lis
p. m Arrive Palatka daily except
Sunday. 4:45 p. n. Arrive Palatka
Sunday. AIS p. III.
No 71-Leaye Palatka daily ex-
eept Sunday, 7:40 a. III. Arrive
Ocala II a. m.
No, 73-Leaye Palatka Sunday. 8
a N. Arrive OcaIa. II a. n.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
OCA[A MAN APPOINTED
Nr. ". ". Hafri>> Will be brigade
Commander of this Division of
Sons of Confederate
Veterans

Mr. ". W. Harriss Of Ocala. who
has been active and assiduous in the
work OF forming a camp OF Sons of
Confederate Veterans in Ocala. has
been most appropriately appointed
brigade commander Of the Second
Brigade. Florida Division. S. c. V.
His appointment was set forth to
him today in the following commun-
ica tim.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
Monday. April 9th

| Morning
Registration of Elks at the Elk
| home
Registration of all visiting ladies
in ladies rooms.
Three D. NJ
Meeting of Florida Elks' Associa-
ton.
Welcome address by Bro. Hon J.
W. Watson, mayor Of Miami.
Response by President G. \. Null
Ter.
Appointment OF committee on
credentials.
Adjournment.
Reception by ladies Of Miami to
visiting ladies.
Eight p. m.-Stag smoker. All
visiting Elks invited.
Theater party for ladies.
Tuesday April 9TH
Meeting Of Florida Elks Associa-
ton and election Of officers.
For the ladies, sightseeing thru
Miami, and shopping.
Two p. III
Automobile ride thru city and Mi
ami gardens for Elks and ladies.
Eight p. Differentiation of ban
ner to winning lodge and parade
thru principal streets Of Miami.
Wednesday, April 9Th
len a. M
installation OF officers and meet
ing Of Florida State Elks Associa-
ton and adjournment sine die.
Eleven a. NJ
Boat trip on beautiful Biscavne
Bay for Elks and ladies. Fish chow
der lunch at Cape Florida.
Nine p. M
Grand ball at the Elk's home.
Au Reyoir.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
SOLD SOME MULES

Mr.. lsou, manager for Nr. H. ].
Nichols live stock business. sold
Yesterday and day before. eight head
OF mules that were shipped TO South
Florida, three head to Mr.. G. G..
Jackson OF Willis1on and TWO head
to Mr.. ] J. Williams o. Homosassa
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
SEABOARD AIR LINE Schedule
Soufhbound

No. l, local leaves Jacksonville
$3.50 p. m; arrives Ocala 1:4n a
m; arrives Tampa $50 a. m.
No 3 local leaves Jacksonville
a;3o a. m; arrives Ocala 1905 D. m:
arrives Tampa $40 p. m.
No. limited leaves Jacksonville
1880 a. m; arrives Ocala $50 D.
n; arrives Tampa 6 D. m.
Northbound
No. . local leaves Tamna @ N y, /.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27
Attend the Meeting this Evening


The tenth annual convention of
the Florida State EIks Association
viii be held in Manu. April 6. { and
8, and the hostess lodge has sent out
invitations cordially inviting all
Elks and their wives to attend.
The railroads have granted a sDec-
1al round-trip fare from all points.
ana no doubt many from Ocala will
take advantage Of the $3.50 rate.
Following Is The nrnoran.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-27

Fresh bread, cakes and pies every
day; delivered to any part of the
Ity- HeinfS Bakery. 12-31-tf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08

about che poor. There = no song OF the
lark over their heads to weave into
the verse, no flowing herds" NO hre-
side circle. with its .peace Of heart. =
EApstead. there 10 the Wolf outside the
door. bowling to the dark. And those
who hide and COVER inside arc the ones
We call the Submerged" the Children
Of the Shadow. For the most part. tn
our country. they are the children Of
the city and the town.
We see the poor az = mass of shadow.
painted In one nat gray wash. ut the
remote edges Of our sunshine. In fact.
they are generally spoken Of in that
way. as II that one drab word named.
defined and classified all who were over
the hne ON the shadow side. And there
IL 80 often reproach In the word. and
abhorrence in the tone with which 1t
h spoken. that am fain to plead for
them . better acquaintance and .
fairer judgment. That Is why / am
writing this chapter. to bring the poor
nearer, AZ with = sort OF field glass, to
those Who have never really known
them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
kCOUIT MARY CHESNEy
Jury Did Not Take Kindly to ''Spottes
Evidemce.n

Four farmers, three Santa Fe shopmen.
two carpenters, q contractor, an express
man and an employee Of the Woln Pack
ing company, composing a jury m the
district court today returned q verdict OF
mot guilty" In the case OF the state
AGAINST Mary Chesney, who was charged
With keeping Z house OF prostitution at
40e Kansas avenue. The evidence against
the woman was Of that kind which IL
STYLED .sspotter evidence" the witnesses
Tor the prosecution were the Rev. Theo-
dore Hanson and the Rev. w. q. Handley.
The woman made good impression
upon the jury because she came 20 near
telling the absolute truth. She made
many admissions ~ to her past lie. but
insisted that for . number Of years she
ma lived within the law. She did not re-
sort to tears and made no bid for SYM
patty, but there were times when she
was telling her story that 1t seemed that
tears were very near the surface. Out
OF the story she told the impression grew
that there were men In the city ~ guilty
A. J. Boiinger. attorney for the defense.
completed his argument BY quoting the
eiGhth chapter Of the Gospel o. 0t. John.
containing Chriot's message 70 the
adulteress, Go and SIN mo- more
The first ballot Of the jury stood six to
SIX The second was ten to two for
acquitfal The jury was excused during
the night and returned q verdict for
acquittal this morning. Altogether ten
ballots were taken.
cution, and similar cases againat Kate
Heatman. ue KansaA avenue, and Belle
Smith, ~ Kansas avenuo, win ~ drop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
Jayhdwker Jots

Remarked by the Muscotah Record:
Rain IL still wetter. and mud is still
more sticky on Sunday than on other
days-for church folks
An ElDorado merchant offered q
prize for the heaviest dozen eggs
Drought to his store. And the win
ming dozen weighed 80 ounces.
Mrs. Snediker is quoted by the
shawnee Chief as saying: Environ
ment Is everything. A 50 hat looks as
wei In SO neighborhood as a SIS
hat looks in a $1,000 neighborhood.
Z There is much discussing going on
over the country on the subject of
prison reform. notes the Douglass
Tribune. and 1t adds: Keep out of
Jail and do one mans duty in the line
OF prison reform.
They have some unusual good roads
boosters at Fairview. The Riley Reg
ents correspondent there reports that
they put in some excellent work on the
county road u couple of days last week.
As rule. the good roads boosters con-
me their activities to talking about the
necessity for improved highways.
Some of the Potpourri served to the
readers OF the Howard Courant by
Tom Thompson: 1t is hard to believe
mat pretty woman ever shores
Don't expect too much Of a bow or a
pup. You are liable to be disappoint-
ed IN either or both "a narrov
minded man il usually very close with
his money. :. One Of the stronrest
arguments for prohibition il a drunk
.lan A stronger one il a drunk WON
IN. He can't get all OF them. but q
VINO are the martyrs Of the world by
listening to the speeches of the attor-
neys for the defense
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
By fhe Way


One way to avoid eating too much
Il to avoid the things you ike to eat
It was some election in K. G. yester--
Gay. They had q hundred special
cops and the saloons were closed %
the bartenders could get to the polls.
It was = hot campaign with =
whirlwind finish, and It calls up the
question for debate: How would they
City campaign without the useful little
word liar - There may be other
good campaign slogans. but ~ yet. the
kansas City papers have discovered no
substitute that seemed to answer the
purpose.
What's the use Of being rich? The
man with . million can't buy any
breakfast food that il better than hot
biscuits and bacon
The fact that . man shudders when
ne sees q plate of beans. may not in
dictate that he has always disliked the
popular fruit. Maybe he has been
The Reverend who seems to have
saddled himself with the task of clos
Ing the amusement parks, says he
would permit band concerts on Sum
willing for the musicians to labor. hut
favors q day of rest for the meek and
Iowly Wooxe-organ on the merry-go-
round.
An inspection Of many of the self
made men" discloses the fact that
they worked strictly union hours and
piked on the job atsthat.
and others don't seem to realize there
IL any such thing.
It appears that. the effort to SO oil
the socalled Republican ticket that
friend Brewer of Abilene would slip
have had pistol pocket full OF as
sorted sand.
It is generally conceded that one of
the mans rights is to defend his po-
lftical faith, but the Illinois man who
shot his recently enfranchised better
half because she wouldn't stop ironing
long enough to go to the polls on cleo
ton day. may have been q little too
will feel that he could have done his
whole duty in the premises by merely
beating her up with q chair.
Before marrying an aviator, a girl
should know for sure that she looks
For political purposes, there Is moth
Ing better than minimum wage" con-
versation, but Ike Lewis seems to have
taken burning interest in a maxi
mum wage for insurance company Of
ficers. His motto is: Take care of
the maximum and the minimum will
take care of ITSELF" Maybe he feels
that the question Of minimum wages
for the insurance man is of no conse-
Quence. In fact. he has broadly hint
ed that you couldn't pay an insurance
president a minimum wage without
using Mexican money
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-08
Journal Entries

Too many Of the explanations are
. . .
1t also 10 true that a good many
things are worse than they seem.
j, Among the mysteries, boarding house
hash Is entitled to a nigh place.
If most people told only what they
Know, they wouldn't tell nearly az
much as they do.
A good man also labors under the
disadvantage Of having to live up to
his reputation.