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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Nutiunalt Snmarbcioc. On 81

NultuHHlI SUWUIuCloc. SU WttIr
Re ficuStc Mrno ira ale 2onoet8
Gautcr bar ienot ms ct Cproob iii
@Imenbcoen. s Settle 0proob min.
oeS ON set 96ft for &an0et, iom pore
Sporc tog / % eftcr tSil. Soa
iporaeS ser, "on nj tienocr Iniuoret
Tor Sphrenearoen "a ior Sc SIp9t.
les. Tom ifoI fommc Sar Norde
set Bern ca Sen Grnlhco, ioni cr Gil.
foarct for al porjs SrcmQona Tor
Self % Hige? Stoar ri iaa ltcrfe
% ioa cniac, at ri life beheucr at
irpate en- I'M Erooe,'cn3 Gio? Oct
NiGlocr al pUffc Eoriuar2piIicu. Sc.
lie Solicit mno barre mes on piQi0t
hare SET efonomuifc Cifcr. Iom CT
iterft Solfepern freezer. ri hor mi.
itct meQen 6olfcfro't. ioroi ri oaar.
liz bar uonpttct rorc NationaIriQ.
BONNIE. % foroi itorc &iNocr al Gan.
Sets Soro Iigqcr lNnrfct. NL /
1914, nlaa hper Gjcr % @ruQer
Snrfc Oh minoit ct Waol Sorol"
: Cproobct onmoocS Iolf / @n oq
Npoo mi at Qioc &cnle til ct Nprno-
ninn3iono, ioo Sc &oroonrfcre. iom
trUnQcr set. fon ioo ct NirIp ionl
ipnrcr til II eGer X al. brad Gnrf
ninQen %foiter. Ser moa arbcibc5
ior en national Roi5niug / Solicit.
ale fuoreIorN2iinoeoe Wunh %
auiunar mna 'omle liz ON Sc TO ito
re GorntoaI: Of 6nrfc port 2ano %
pcroc uort Qonn. iuo nj after fan bIi
ct euigt % iterft soft"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Sra Voroe.

aapt:in Gttu Spcrornp agter eftcr
Torlphenbe at lutte meo Soalrait9'
item poa Ilaifas apIter % ilteoet
gaa igone mco Sfog. og SrTnoSir'
inorIItri i Mlaifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Scu isInnNfc NIaniaa. Gsrn

tiaoif meooeleS, ar ser err nehlat en-
@ommi@lion oeorcrenNc Elogiugeu.
Gen beitoor al . Wfcolemmer al oQe
BARTER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

SpbsfalS. 6orbenpprenoe ajeb-
mano, 0anif @~icefoniul / gobs 5. 6.
aocf oeoe iorleoer pel 50 Nar CANT
mel. glfbeoe par / lin SiO en- al De
oriitiqite 6orretningsmGno / @o0s
% ipillet Ell Ieoenoe HoQe / 9penS
llopifIing.
= aoptein @unoerien paa lamp.
tibet "Siofna" al IpeOeitrano, iom
ligger / Sasle Sopn, fonbtes iorIe.
Sem Gag oeo / lin aeie, meIoes ira
(9ornboIm). GeoSooringen
er SierteiIog. &opteinen PAR 5ien-
mebsrenbe / Nrenbal.
- Srefen Wtartbe 9rager, Iren-
balls ploite Came er nfgoaet peo
9soen / Ell Aloer al 1882 Aar. 6rf.
@rager, Tom bar feot | Sano ! 1870
par en- NOR SlPgtning al SiItorife.
rem e. q. Mund). Sioen 1875 bar
tlin ppret boiat / ArerbaI. Zen CANT
le Came. Iom par meget aibolot, bar
.aanosfriif o. rerig Iige til Oet Iioite.
- SuerlPrer Gable Irono51em
err ofqoaet pes 9soen. San bar ieot
/ 1889 % fog / 1872 8ea~Ifonoioot.
eromen. Sra 1876 til 1912, oa ban
tog aiifeb, par ban GperIprer oeo
5ron6biems tefntife 2Preanitalt |
0atbematif % beifriuenoe @eome.
fri. 5 Sc iioite 9(nr arbei0eoe ban
oaa en- Speriigt oper iamtlige Be
Sngenisrer og g(rfitetter iom CT no.
aooet ira Sronohjems ~tefnilte 2P.
reanItaIt. GeSuRrre raf cuerlRrer
Gable life of iaa oeuue Goeriigt
iuloiert Tor i'm Gso.
- alotfer St. SOFT peb .lranien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Slsibanen iifret. Sra Bergen
meooeles SEN 29oe Secbr. 9pitnrct
bar iaften 6efinitipt beiluttet at te8re
Iftier / 6lsibnnen for 100000 SIR.
9oneanIpaaet er oermeo iifret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
granb raa .Sprtcu. Sro e

Srato raa SprtCn. 5Sro Sorten
mco0eleS Sen 3oie SAN: SooQmor.
Qe5 opitob Brand / Sen inafal0te
2e9aoroS Sol, ct ti6IiQere 4anielo-
fole, Iom mi er ombpgget iii Seize
aoaro. @rnnbopientt fom itrar til
Itcoe. Set par beQpnot at brpn0e i
Softetaaen, % SIoen Qreb hurtig
ON iiq / Ben fnuifterre 9rpbnQnind.
Ter blPite en- nofiaa iterf 8|citenpino,
iom oreO Hsd % 6IQmmer ne6 poa
Sparebonfen, Ser bar fit 2ofoIei ct IL.
&c oeo Chen al Iiggenoe &us. Set
ioo iao itpgt uo for Banter. at man
oQerebe begpnotc at bore 1l0 9eQer,
@pr0ipapirer oio. Nfon oette Nrbei.
Be blep itiaet I bero, oa set eiter ct
baIp SimeS 5orIeb bite fla, at
g~ranooGienet bar &9rre ODER Sl0en.
8eboerne fif lioet eller Inlet reooet,
og Sc bopoe 6e5nPrre beQer life as
iureret. &anoperfet fungereoe uo-
merfet, og efter haloan6en Zines
5orGeb fun6e Sl6en iige8 at prre
iluffet. &eIe 6%peretoaen BAR brpnot
% @oaroen forcprigt Iterft ifa6et.
ioa SEN ncppe fan rcparerc8. Ge
IS hiSpiGOc SamiIier piI, iaa lanqt
GIaoien refer, blipe anbragt pod
8amlebiemmet. @ngningen bar as
iureret for ca. 10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
TGumnrt / 1913.

GGumurt / 1913. Sra aiebcn.
ham mc0oele5 Ben 26cn Ganuur:
1918 bIcp iom NcIbeo ct go0t 1or.
rctuinQSonr for Gnnmarf. &nou.
itrien bar pTrct rigeIig beifiriti0ct
6or Sfib@iarten bIeu Sc qooc 1roQt.
foniuntttrcr itnaenoc til Giteraarct
&nn0eI "a CmIGtniug bor pprct
liuliq og lennenOe. 6rcmior alt
broate 1913 poorn flor 81 iti9cnoc
NfiUtning Tor &onObruqct3 Gro0uf.
ter. GnOm pco Noret5 llOQonq bar
Sen SloppcIic al 6orrctning9lipct
iom noe / SEN itore @eroer bar gioct
liz ioa tioIiQ tilfieuoe, bare purct
lipet ielcIig Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
NuamarthcnfrefS

SuamarthcntretS me 0ireftor
bIiocr Glcuiniruftor &igo @ldl
Semen mco Sfiteiptler Gail Sta.
itrlp lon iceriif &eoer, nteIoe@ ira
Mlnhenhnnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Saoten eftcr Den oanife RpOer.-

~
sra Berlin me6oeIe8. al Qolitiet Der
mcner al oPre paa Spor efter BAN,
ION rsoe6e De 10000 &rorer ira en-
utg Came / aiebenhaun. Get err mn
opIuit. at ajsberboons 4oIiti blep
QQormeret S~5llIeaften ira Ct tort Mlu.
gain. hpor Rsperen irofisbte. %
boor 6orretnirgsoerionalet tienote
BAN igien paa Si9noIementet 2
Cp0aqelies6etiente fom tiIiteoe, men
mepte, at set life oar BAN. Te loS
6am 6erior gan. San fisrte bort /
en- 4utomobiI. Qolitiet bnpbe paa.
Iaat Ghauiisren al IRgqe Merfe iii.
hoor han fog @eien, men ban forloo
@oqnen un0erpei3 % ioripanot. 81.
SEN bar man iorgiGpes isgt efter
bant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

borg Girfe / arjitiouia or aiQooet
res Teoen / eli Il0er al - Aar.
Soft mar ie0t / RcIir1en. Nuncr til
Set. Ylerc0e / f. AorSuIoeren he.
apnote han iom Carer / Iaboboa.
Sen. 0erefter irefueutereoe han
Nifer Seminor, "a ctt1r at hare pp.
ret 2Grer en- GtN / @ronopoI bleu
han / 1859 aniat iom 2rrer pco ari.
itinnio 6oIfeifoIe. San orbcioeoe oeo
iorifielliac SfoIer inotil ban / 1890
bIcp aniat iom aloffcr I ltrarien.
borg Weniabeo. Nr Nolt bar iaoIe.
ocS ppret / a%riiionja aonnunc$
Giencitc / SO Gor, ncmIig 81 Gor
iom 6oIfeifolelGrcr "a - 9(or TOM
&loffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
gaa Msens Stint foregit Ell tort

Gna Mscns Stint ioregit Ell tort
Mas Rptaqrsnot. Gen soerite Sam
al Sen Ioorette ariotpng, iom falGes
Sorfhammer5 Gpnt. er itprtet / Sa.
uet. Raiet banner MI en- Salps. iom
irpffer ia 200 Weter no / Otter.
iigen. Zen or bepIantet baaoe meo
Buffer % SrPr, iom bIep reuet meo
ariot. og S~oroma5ierne no ! Sieen.
2ette Ros er het ~itsrite. iom bar
fun6et Ste0 paa Store Stint iioen
Ironuingitolens Cop itprtet neo
Slleoag 1868. 6ornbammers Gpnt
par t13 Neter bsi os et al Be melt
farafteriiuife BARTER paa Reen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Traits War efier ady. hris Be ne hrrftl0e netnp hnah
lea %paaitaar os fal sisYsi lutrv FREDERICK
DYER Dept. Y . Jackson. Mich.
Sen0 lrgsR Ntrge tan oeuue Gupru. 5tyio
teaQ uu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
Nfhpb "GcnbrnSslrnc". Sra 9

NI@Pb ~ " fNAA ~
le me6oele5 Sen 30ic %lSnnlar: Gn
al GeiIc.GQner5 fjeuote Mun0.
@~oarobruger &ono5 ariitenien al
@ic5oger, oooe NptonrSoon. Som
cic0e en- li0en @oor0; set pnr oog
life ion 2onouono, ban par fieuot,
men oerimo0 Tom "9enbrl09lr1e",
oQ set iiQe5. at ban uor Iiac ioa opg
tig iom SEN fjenote @cnbruo4lpgc i
&dmorup. &on bar "proftiieret" /
ca. 40 2lor og 6ebonolet en- Mpuqoe
Mcmcifer; rGiten hoer 9aq fom
ser ToIf til ham ira ole 2onoct9
Cane, oq han naoeoe go0e RciuIto-
Ter o%uerfor 6%oriutunin9er 6orpri0.
ming o. 9enbruO. @an blcU - aor
gaumel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
VrauNr <

Sranoc. Sra goIbora meNoeIc5
Sen 30ie %ESonuor: N3oo Drugstore.
ming er iHorQe8 nc0brUuot, rimc.
IiQpiS iom 6eIgc al Ell tpn0t Gas,
lpgtc5 GrpIoiion. G~orcIoqeret brplto.
te. @nauiulerne par ioriifreoe i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ohm. @ronoior.
iifring ior 10000 SIR oq @ureIaqc.
RET / @iatoit5 @ronofn@ie Tor To-.
600 Sir.
- 6ooborQ ioe Souuar. : 9tf.
ten oQitoo ser &lO / 6onbora Qrp.
uIoSiobrif; oen breote liz hurtigt,
% / 2obct al en- 9ime bar belle ga.
brifen brGnot. 6obritcn eieoeS al
ct gftieiclifob. Sfa0en onilaoe3 til
10000 SIR. SIoen mene8 pooiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Mafrcl.S rnit? Sra SoltQeiuno
meoocIe8 SEN 3oie Son.; &eitIan0ife
Mofrelerporterer oQ Iiiferc or9iteoc
igoor I Gipeppr 8iifcriioreniuQ ma
Observation-Disclosures. Ntan orbeioer
Tor en- Sammenilutning al ale rorifc
oQ iocnlfe Grportprer. 2itIanoifc
Siiferiforbrno % GipepUr 6lifcri-
forening bar cnltemmig anbcfalet
Srue8optrpDen. SporQSmonlet bar
M, ON Garmpen$ 6iiferibefoIfning
pilbe lutte fig til. Grportor Soadim
6onien, Bergen, er Siplcn i Set belle
% Ifal bape en- @oot9ierelie al 8
Erocent al Grporten. &crJen5 &ri-
ratbnnf ifal babe tilio0t ct ~iaa0unt
6orbulo i'm Stette n1eo 3 a 6 nil
Iioner &roner, og 6iiferi0irefteren
bar Iopet at arbeioe for Set. Wfan
mener at fltnne opnna 20 Nrocent
hoiere Griier / Imerifa ems mi. 9(f
Sc tiliteoepprenbe 81 1iifcre FOR.
pligtcoe Sc 80 iig til fun at lcperc
W}ofrel til bet epcntueIle 6orbuu0. s
nGrmeite SrelntiO ifaI oiboI0e5 N}a-
Sc / @eteborg / Sagen8 ~2lnleouing,
bpor 6lanbt onore 6iifcrioirefter
SHORT bill ppre tilite0e. M}an opfat-
ter paa oi5ie aonter So9cn iom ct
6ori6q pan en- %hcninn5lo5 MfonopoIs
bonnelie me0 uoelufferoe al enbuer
Fri &onfllrrencc.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

sprselia @aabeifmo. Sra Srono.
hiem meboeles Sen 3bie Son.: Nna
8oorhen Springpif oeb Se'tptf paa
Sitteren iab 0ptoor3oog en- Z Iar
oommel Gige peo Sinbuet meo Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

giifop @anss I~fifeSshilicn. 8aa
fit Seosleie oifterebe 8iifop Sang
feIgenoe afifeb5bilienL iom ban
abresierebc til belle ben norifc airfe:
"Sper Mfonb % &oinbe, iom gien-
1lem Dor airfeS. Noobemibler bar
Iprt at fieroc Dor &irfeS Serligbe0,
Iilies al Siertet ON at bolOe fait peo
Sc opre NoaoenS Sfatte, Serren bar
betroet os aienncm Orb og Sofra'
merter, at inqen al % miIter Dem
epiae alippe o. 2e6et meb Sfonrne
baa Salooeien enoer. Solo foIt,
hpab on bar! Get fol pGre nit iiO-
ite Orb / ben norife Strife. - glIfop
Dr. 9anq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

8rebet al ct Mas. Sra Stopanger
mcooeleS Sen 3bie San: NptaarSai.
ten bGnbte en- itpg llIpffe / SiroaIer,
iOet en- pngre Mono Sergen Z. Sire.
IA orufnet / Sfrcaaeu. sam piloe
bierge Ell Iioen BRO oper Chen, forot
0en iterfe 6lom trltet meo at Ie8ne
ct Has iom / EiIfpIoe oiIbe ripe @ro-
Ell meb Jig. NenS ban boIot poa
hcrmeb eff &oiet % tog meo ii9 BRO.
en- %, Mtonoen no / @Ipen. Gr ga.
30 herte TO Sfrig og Icb til, men
oa ban fom til Steoet oar Ser Inlet
at ie. ga aonen bsrte on lllpffen,
Ionf bum bepibitleS on. Soritoen
&onen efterIooer ban fla ct Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23
8earapet / ct Gneifreb. s

@egrabet | ct SneIfreo. sra
Sronobiem mebbeleS BEN 3oie San:
Sra Mospifen ntelbes til "0agspo.
fen, at ser Nntaarsaften gif ct
SneIfreo peb Sfaufel / MoSpifen.
On al Sennerne paa @oarben pas-
ferte nctop Stebet, ga Sfreoet lbs
net og blep al SnemoSien fprt liofor
ct brat stnp og begropet / Sneen.
@~onrbens Solf fonOt BAN omiioer 90
fit gropet BAN frem / en- mc9et for
fommen SiIitanb. San huphe brltf'
fet ct Sen og foaet andre ap9itel-
fer. 9tu Iiooer ban pna Sp8eDuS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

ni tr ltlf ttti ito
ben Npttt hu erhu4str.
ituo ma en- Collar
Qn'5 lie iuitor Dc Sra
irtgt SEQ taacr ett
Cro Ter nnet. Ran
ta ti.t r. 1T lea ne
guuha kmf-A utw.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-23

Iiot Glore 9ror, iom lGite uleb So.
~iteren. mems 6orplorene par / airfe.
Saa tit 6onliIiets GIoite Ssn, iom
or / IL aarSaIocrer, giennem Bin.
ouet Die poa en- Maaac, iont ban
oiIOe ifpbe. San greb tit 8cppr o.
'prang no, men noe paa 8~aor0Splao.
len inubIeoe ban og iaIot meo Den
6elge, at Sfuhbet off al. 2abnin9en
ramnlet Ben lille Niae / Sinbingen,
iaa bun 0e0e nao SIeffen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

frank JOnSSg InQICLSQ TOT HuF00Ig
paid $500 for bonds. 5000 went to
bondsmen. Judge Petit searching for
man who got $100 out of deal.
Stockholders of LaSalIe ST. bank
planning re-opening soon. Intend to
GUST Lorimer and Munday from insti-
tuition.
Unable to get service on Ben Stans-
bury police say will revoke Freiberg
hall license if he fails to appear in
court Monday to answer charges.
C. E. SeideI, ticket agent ON Lake
Shore Rroad at 31st St., bathing in
lake. Saw man who held up station
recently. Called cops. Captured thief.
Alma Weiss, 20, 1855 N. Clark st.,
attempted suicide on car. Poison.
May die.
Mary stuer, 9, 4s4e s. KoIin av.,
killed by freight train. Sweeping
grain from cars.
Walter Waschman, 2426 Went
worth av., burned in explosion of
tank in garage. Fire loss $4,000.
Policeman Jas. Baldwin, EngIe-
wood, bitten on arm by dog owned by
Theodore Lacroux, $685. Lowe av.
Granet BIackmore, 324 w. ed ST.,
killed when scaffold broke at 1915
Wentworth av. Emil Olsen, 440 w.
58th ST., hurt.
Chas. Sedgestrand and Thos.
Peters, picked up in lodging houses,
sentenced to 365 baths a year by
Judge SABBATH.
Six fined S. and costs in court of
Judge CaVerly at Sheffield av. sta
ton for keeping dog without license.
VIM. oebsr, 1s43 Cleveland aV., hit
by North av. car near Larabee st. May
die. "'
Leonard White, driving truck of R.
F. Conway Asphalt Co., hurt when
car hit auto at Fullerton av.
Annual Venetian Night" regatta
to be held at Lincoln Park by yacht
club tonight 10 boats to be decorated
for procession.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

"oI Iii SoOOOSOH' ~ SOIIHIHLLOO
suicide at 16 S. Clinton st. Rope.
Grief over death of brother burned in
motor boat explosion.
Melvin Sykes, photographer, will
take third bride. Margaret Merker,
10, 1915 Highland av., to become
wife.
oVerseer VoIiVa says Zion City is
oVerrun with dances, drugs and
devils. Expect action against doc
tors and drug stores.
1. A. Mills, Decatur lawyer, in Chi
cago for operation. Swallowed den
lists drill while under treatment.
Estelle Gaffey, II, 575a S. LaSaIIe
st., and Mary Murphy, 16, 1914 S. 9Th
aV., donned boys clothes and started
for California. Punched.
Will of Edward Amory, murdered
in Gas Bldg, filed for probation. Left
$31 ZOO estate.
Gov. Dunno will issue order for
special election to fill job of Jas. Nc
Dermott, congressman.
Carl Ruenzi seeking divorce. Wife
broke broom and umbrella on head,
poured hot water and threw various
articles at him, he says.
Sigma Omega Mu fraternity in
convention Sept. q. Expect 100 dele
gates. |
Jacob Shapiro, 242o Taylor ST.,
held to grand jury for shooting po-
iceman. Thought officer was bur-
glar.
Joseph Evans, 626 w. 5sth pI., fined
$50 for carrying revolver
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, widow of
Rob't Murray, suing for $4,000.
Claims saloonkeepers made drunkard
of husband.
Rob't Summer suing Thos. orme
for $4,000. False arrest alleged.
Convention of Belgian National
Alliance to be held in city Sept. Z.
SIouega Fong, 50 New ST., Blue Is
land, held for murder of Phillip Fasso,
Chicago Heights saloonkeeper, exon
=
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20
THE WOMEN DID IT.
Election Of Curtis Attributed to Suf-
frage Fight on Medley.

Washington, Nov 2O.-The funda-
mental purposes for which the Con-
gressional Union for Women suffrage
waged its war on the Democrats OF
the west at the last election has been
achieved, according to Mrs. E. S. Lati-
mer who conducted the campaign in
Kansas. Mrs. Latimer is proud of the
fact that her campaign against George
A. Medley, Democratic candidate for
senator in Kansas, has been success.
Mrs. Latimer explained to the State
Journal correspondent that the Con-
gressional Union did not oppose the
Democrats as individuals. but because
of the attitude of the national Demo-
cratic party towards the federal
amendment enfranchising women.
1.-THE only way we could make any
real Roadway was to concentrate on
our work for the federal amend
ments." said Mrs. Latimer. 1.-The best
way to do that and the only way if
we hope for any result before the in
definite future, was toll prove to the
party opposing us the real strength
back of the women's demand for en-
franchisement."
Mrs. Latimer said that on election
night out in Kansas, when it became
known that Medley had been defeat
ed. she received a telegram from
Chas. Curtis, the successful candidate,
assuring her that the campaign of the
Congressional Union had been large
ly responsible for his election. s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat II You Feel Backachy
of Bladder Troubles YOu-Salts
Is Fine for Kidneys.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their eff
forts to filter it from the system. Reg
ular eaters Of meat must flush the kid
neys occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the acids, waste and poison,
else you feel dull misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back or
sick headache, dizziness, your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full of
sediment; the channels often get irri-
tated, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush eff the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take table,
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous salts
10 made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
has been ued for generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop
bladder irritation. Jad Salts is mex
pensive; harmless and makes a delight
full efervescent lithia-water drink
which millions of men and women take
now and then. thus avoiding serious
kidney and bladder disease.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20

the attraction at the Grand, Monday and
Tuesday, Nov. 3 and "A. matinee Tues
day. The piece tells in a lrdicrous mani
ner, the many complications and vagaries
into which a wealthy American falls in
trying to make himself agreeable to
woman in red.
A Perambulating University.
nation S sl neess
discoveries and travels, recently advised
all his students :, to attends Lyman H.
Howe,sz Travel Festival which comes to
the Grand. two days, Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov Is and Is, twice daily.
At the Hip. s
III THE Last Volunteer a five-part
production, the Eclectic company has an
excellent as well as a most timely release
final reel which complement in striking
fashion the strong dramatic interest
wnie runs through the story. The pic
ture was produced by Oscar APPEL. Mr..
APPEL successfully secured the metropoli-
tan dis .rict for backgrounds adequate in
magnitude for the portrayal of the ex-
ter.ors Of palaces and pl,.ces OF one OF .n &c
located in Saxe-Tholberg; on haE-trigger
terms with this mythical principally Is
Austrania. The plot is of prince who
in disguise meets and falls In love with
the daughter of an innkeeper.
This great feature will be shown at the
Hip today and tomorrow
At the sOrpheum.
In spite of the chilly nights Miss Rob-
inson in Mary Pickford's great success:
such Little Queen, continues to pull
well filled houses. The play will CON
tinu nue.. the balance balance OF IL the week with a
Next week May Irwin's r1otously funny
comedy, "a Widow by Proxy, will be Of
fered with an extra matinee Thursday
Thanksgiving. Unlike many comedies,
this is a very dressy bill and the ladies'
gowns will be feature of the proouc-
tons ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20
0RAT0RICAL RESULTS.
Will Guild Won First Honors in
Washburn's Contest.

Only three orators entered the ora
torical contest held at Washburn last
night Most of the talent along that
line seems to be holding itself back
for the intercollegiate debates in
which the college is to participate
later.
Last night Will Guild. junior in the
college, carried of first honors and
Glenn Hamilton, a Junior in the law
school, made second place. Both were
peace orations, Mr.. Guild stating that
peace will come b. turning the at
tention of the people to something
else, using their war enthusiasm for
some useful work, and Mr.. Hamilton
basing ultimate peace on a system of
international law.
A solution of our present labor
problems by system of compulsory
arbitration was the subject Of the
third grafton, which was given by
John Williams, junior in the col
lege.
Mr.. Guild, the winner of the first
place in last nights contest. is not a
new conner in the oratorical field.
Last spring he carried off first honors
in the spring oratorical contest by an
Grafton that attracted much favorable
comment by the judges. Mr.. Guild
will represent Washburn in the State
oratorical contest. and those in ora
tcrical circles are banking high on
Washburn's chances of state honOrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20
|CONNELL ON RATES.
Santa Fe Passenger Official Tells of
Conditions in Kansas.

J. NJ. Cornell. general passenger agent
of the Santa Fe, when questioned about
the railroads troubles with the 'o-cent
fare law. said:
Our petition to the public utilities COM
mission, the substance of which was
published in tOday's State Journal, brief
" relates the facts. We are not receiv-
ing anything like a reasonable return on
our Kansas passenger traffic. and some
of the other lines show an actual loss in
the onduct of state business. Railroads
in many of the more densely populated
eastern states are permitted to charge
higher than cents per mile. The vol
ume of travel in those states is much
greater than in Kansas, yet the charac-
ter of the service performed Is in no way
superior to that furnished by Kansas
railroads.
in a recent decision by the interstate
commerce commission, the opinion was
expressed that the railroads are not re-
ceiving adequate return on the costly
passenger service they are furnishing and
which the public demand.
when the situation becomes known to
the people of Kansas, we believe that
they will feel and not hesitate to say that
we should have sufficient revenue to en-
able US to properly maintain our prop
erty and pay reasonable return to hold
ers Of our securities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-20
BALLS HIM "oUR BILL"
G3ompers Introduces Secretary Wilson
to Federation Convention.

Philadelphia, Nov. 20.-'There can be
No permanent industrial peace that is
not based on Industrial justice" de-
clared VIM B. Wilson. secretary OF the
federal department of labor today to
the delegates of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. introduced by president
Gompers as Our BILL and addressing
the delegates as Fellow Trade Union
1sts," Secretary Wilson said he had been
Seriticised for certain statements he han
4 made at the federation's convention at
seattle last year and declared that he
reaffirmed what he said there and that
he would not change one little of the
statement that every title to property
Is q law-created and a law-protected
Z title.
The secretary said he had also been
accused of partisanship in conducting
his department
IF securing justice to those who earn
their living by the sweat of their face
Il craftsmanship" he exclaimed. then
count me partisan on the side OF the
man that labOrs.'
Mr.. Wilson, in telling of the work OF
his department said that the last year
and half it had handled scores of
trade disputes, and that all had been
settled with the exception Of Pere
Marquette strike and the strikes at
Calumet and in Colorado.
The department. he added. took the
stand that the. employer and the en-
ployee had mutual interests in creating
q greater amount of production with a
given amount Of labor. They only diff
fer as to the share that should go to
each and the method under which it
should be produced. When the en-
ployer and the employee reach this
stage, he said, then it is the proper
thing to sit down and solve the prob
lem