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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
LONG FIGHT ENDS.
Southern Representation in G. O. p.
Conventions Cut Down.

New York, Oct. ga bitter fight
waged since 1880 to reduce the repre-
sentatiOn of southern states in Repub-
lican national conventions has been
won. Charles d. Hilles, chairman of
the Republican national committee,
has announced that the call for the
convention of 1916 will BE on the new
basis, which reduces the number of
delegates by eighty-nine. Most of
this loss falls on the south.
The plan, proposed at the annual
meeting of the national committee in
Washington last December, was made
effective, Mr.. Hilles said, through its
ratification by conventions in states
which cast a majority of votes in the
present electoral college, the method
of adoption stipulated by the COM
mittee. Every state convention held
since last December gave it's assent to
the plan except that in Texas, which
rejected it,
The states which adopted it cast
29O of the total Of 531 votes in the
electoral college, or twentyfour more
than a majority.
Approval was given by conventions
in Arkansas, California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Idaho. Illinois, Indiana,
Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan, Mis-
souri,. New Jersey. New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Is
land, South Carolina, Tennessee, Yer
mont. Washington and West Virginia.
In the next national convention the
delegation of Alabama will be reduced
by eight Arkansas by three; Florida,
four; Georgia, eleven; Louisiana,
eight; Mississippi. eight: New York.
two; North Carolina, three; South
Carolina, seven; Tennessee, three;
wall, four: Porto Rico. two. and Phil
iDDine Islands two
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
SELF STARTING CLUB.
Will Be Organized at Commercials
Club Tonight.

The Self Starting club will be or
ganized at the Commercial club smok-
er tonight. A small admission fee will
be charged and the money turned over
to the Red Cross fund. 1t will be as
certa1ned whether the members are
self starters or have to be cranked.
George Godfrey Moore, E. L. Overton
and Fred Coulson are the organizers
for the new club.
The meeting will be an informal
one. Those present will be given an
opportunity to make suggestions rela-
tive to the work of the club. II there
are any knockers who have anything
in their systems that should come out
tonight will be the psychological time.
There will be a piano provided and
anyone who cares to do SO may enter
tain the business men by officiating at
the instrument.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
CAMPAIGN IS CHEAP.
Republican Congress Committee Has
Expended $24,707.SS.

Washington. Oct 26.-Total ex-
penditures of the Republican con-
gressional campaign committee for
the November elections, according to
the report filed today with the clerk
of the house of representatives. were
S24,767.S8. Receipts of the commit
tee were $25,422.S9. The only con-
tributions of $1,000 each were from
Senators Weeks of Massachusetts.
Stephenson OF Wisconsin. Root of
New York, Dupont of Delaware. and
Oliver OF Pennsylvania, and former
Senator Chauncey Depew of New
York.
r. w. Shingle Of Honolulu contrib
uted $500. Samuel p. Holt of New
York. Lawrence c. Phipps of Denver,
c. c. Glover and Larz Anderson OF
Washington. D. c., contributed $3.50
each. Contributions less than 500
numbered about five hundred.
In disbursements. Thomas r. Snfpp
head OF the publicity bureau, received
$4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
RAISE MORE HOGS CAT SAFE IN A CAN
Topeka Barn Burned to Last
Plank, but Animal Lived.
Kitten Hid in Tin Tied ON Its
Tail by = Boy.


Here's a cat story. Sunday morn
Ing fire was discovered in q barn at
427 Clay street and the fire depart
ment responded. The barn, however,
was total loss. Only few charred
timbers remained. The firemen were
in search of possible sparks.
Men," came in a kittens voice
from the ruins. Directed by the calls
the fireman found a tin can and in
the can was a little white kitten.
which had been neither singed by the
fire nor drenched by the water from
the firemen'S hose.
Evidently the kitten had sought
refuge in the barn after some naughty
boy had attached the can to its tail.
1t had crawled into the can to escape
the flames.
The barn belonged to A. L. Thor
son and its cause is booked as "in-
cendiarY"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBACO OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
Rub pain from back with small
trial bottle OF old, penetrating
est Jacobs OIL"

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Or at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right on
your aching back, and by the time you
count fifty, the soreness and lameness
is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. 1t is magical, yet alb
solutely harmless and doesn't burn the
skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica.
backache or rheumatism so promptly.
1t never disappoints!-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
GERMANY IS GENEROUS
Will Not Attack or Colonize Canada
After the War.

Washington. Oct. 26-Although
Germany contends that Canada, by
sending troops against Germany, has
violated the spirit of the Monroe doc
trine Germany has no intention of at
lacking Canada nor attempting to col
onize that dominion according to a
statement issued today by the German
embassy:
The German point of view is that
Joining in a European war. Canada has
put herself outside the pale of the
Monroe doctrine, but Germany has not
the intention of attacking Canada, non
colonixing Canada 80.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
Engine Blown Into River.

Watts, Okla, Oct 26.-One man
was killed and three probably fatal
ly injured in q boiler explosion at a
via, who was killed, was blown $50
feet. The explosion threw the plant
engine 400 feet into a river
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
MAKES DAILY TRIPS.
Red Cross Ship Bears Belgian Wound
ed to England.

Folkestone, Oct 26.-Wfth the shift
ing of the fighting toward the channel
Folkestone has become very impor-
tant hospital point for the allies. A
Red Cross ship makes daily trips to
Calais for the injured.
Many of the large hotels here have
been converted into hospitals and 9TH
ers probably will be taken shortly. al
it is necessary that more beds be placed
at the disposal of the seriously wound
ed. who are not able to make a long
trip by rail after coming across the
channel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
TO REACH $4,000
Red Cross Fund Has Been
Given Big Boost.
Long List of Contributions Was
Announced To-day.

It now looks as though the Red
Cross fund at Topeka which will be
used to care for the wounded in
Europe and the women and children
will easily reach $4,000. There have
been a large number of contributions
turned over to Mrs. b. B. Smythe, Sec
rotary. since last Friday when the last
list was published, and the majority
of the churches that took collections
Sunday. and the schools of the city
that have their collection boxes today,
are yet to be heard from. The Car
Rob benefit should bring in approx
mately 500.
Dr. j. A. Renwick of the First
United Presbyterian church stated to-
day that thirty dollars in round num-
bers had been raised Sunday for the
fund. This will not be added to the
list until ii is received by Mrs. Smythe.
The giving at the schools today did
not end the campaign for funds. There
is still a chance to help along good
cause.
This afternoon the fund amounted
to $1,42s.1S. an increase of, $122.73
since last Friday. =
Nurses Working Today.
Twenty Topeka nurses volunteered
to assist in the work of collecting
funds today. Miss Mayme Conklin,
StCIeLdIy VI tiS INcu SIOSS dSSOCidliOA
of nurses. was in charge of this work.
1t was impossible to cover the entire
field mapped out. Following were the
points scheduled to be handled by
nurses and the number of nurses in
attendance: Union Pacific depot,
%: Lacey's drug store, North Topeka,
%: Rock Island station %; Santa
Fe station %; Santa Fee general Of
fices (2). One each at the following
places: National hotel, the Warren
NJ. Crosby store, the Crosby Brothers
store, the Mills Dry Goods company,
Rosser's drug store, the Merchants
National bank, the New England build
ing. Rowley's drug store, Campbelrs
drug store, 7O4 Kansas avenue, Com
merce building, Throop hotel and
kresge's and 1G-cent store.
\ number Of the workers met at the
Commercial club quarters at noon today.
Additions to the Fund.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26
Case Against Santa Fe Dismissed.

D1S111fSSt1.
Washington. Oct. 26.-The supreme
court dismissed today for want of
state and county officials from the de-
cision of the circuit court of appeals
that the tax sought to be imposed on
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railway company just after the state
was admitted to the Union, was void
because the levies for 1909 and 1908
were mingled.
For a sweet, mild 1Oc cigar, smoke
Eugene Ware. Price &c. A. f. Lidzy.
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-26

phone solo by Harry Snyder. 1.-The Girl
Next Door, will run the entire week
with matinees on Wednesday and Sat-
urday
At the U-N.O.
Brokers' Vows will be the feature at
the U-N-O theSter tonight. The Old
Maids Triumph, a comic reel, also A
Kidnapped Pugilist will be presented.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

ioritprreroc inc | 9te9ierineens irie
Snltitlttioner.
Suluns Arigsifct. ) &enboIo iii
DC 6orlIog iom M ioreligger / Son.
Arcaien, 1isre9 ser @ercgninger oper
hpo0 Soma pil ioa at bctolc / ari9S.
fiat. Spia ben ioreiIoacoe Sfot AZ
10 Gents pr. Salon al Gasoline
bIiper til 0irfcligbe0, ioo pll Sta'
tens Ilitomobileicre % ANDRE 6or.
brilgcre al bette Sluoium / DC nGitc
toIp Wooncoer betaIe $S33,009 iii
Ne9icrin9en. Soma bar mi inlt
los, 600 gutomibIer, % 5orbruget
al Gasoline or burtig e9ct. ) Norct
en6cnoe 3Otc ,tlln 1913 f%orbru9tc9
Der irocn Stotcn 3~5,6iO,605 @ulo.
ucr men nGite Aar. Der aItioa erotc
3Ofc ,Suni 1914 par 6orbrli9et tie.
oct iii 41,650,455 @oQoner. Otter
oe iorcIsbig Giortc @cregnin9er at
tnQca oct, at Statcua Of. 90 brGn.
ocpiuS0riffenbc WcioIfning pil noe
en- liacino itor Gum iii &rig8lfatten
iom Observation-Disclosures, ncmlig no.
act oper 100000. Ger or life no.
gen neiaQtigc Cpgopcr al rctte Jig
hpcrfcn / DC "uoa0e" cllcr
"tsrre" Streh % StotenS 6orbru0
al 81 % @rrnocoin inben ct Gar
maa berior bcrcgnc3 poo en SIump.
Gn poa bette Cmraaoc bel bcpanorct
Observation-Disclosures bar crflpret, at
Noregclicn al Sfuttcn paa Ell lsnoc
81 ira 81 til $50 ionoipnIiqpi5 oil
hcnlmo0 Ell rllu0 Wtilllon
Collars AurliQ, men Scr er ueo bette
Sen Sage, at &omo tlm ioor areolt
Tor Sfottcn pua set 81, ser tiIpir-
fc@ in0cn StotcnL mcbcuS oac DC
9oQuInoninQcr 81, Ser inoiere3 ira
Stotcr, brinQcr Stattcn til
mcocu9 GorbruQerne / Soma
Nirfcliabcocu betaIcr ocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
purhtnptnn.
SpDfane rSernbunebrp aabnrt.

oen 225 SOB bsie gro, Der Iiae /
Siertet al gpen Spofate er ipenot
ooer Den ipoenbe Glib % bporpeo
Wtilnaufee-9anens SooeoIinie til
Seitfpiten er bragt ino til nepnte
@p, bIep iioite Manbag ilaaet ben
gplone Spiger, iont beteener Subj
ferclien al oen nteget b~etpbelige
Sernbmebpgning berItebs. Santtioig
er ogiaa Dem npe S~regon-@aibington
&ailDap & Nantgation Gn.s 9one
ira Tortlanb, Oregon, f9roig belt
til Spofane, og MISUNDERSTANDING
beoer1e pua 9roen foregif nlellem De
TO gaiters elega1tte Sog. Senne 8ro,
Stationsbpgningen og De manage
minbre @roer, Ser er bpggebe oper
Spofanes @uber, iiges at bape foitet
Sc TO SSernbnte ielifaber life mir-
Gre enb % Miaioner Spnars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

anuiion or @roouent ira Stotens
Sonobrii96ifoIe pe6 Ct. antbonr
Varf.
Murocr lat nnocr Nnflnee. SO.
Iepb Vllel er al 8ranOIurpen | III.
Iutb lat uu0er anfIagc ior at pGrc
ifploig / Sobn Moanllsions 500.
Dtagni5ior blen iioitle0en lite Suli
orpbt unbcr ct SlogamaaI / en- Setr
nrr Tairbonfs.
Trccborns Iair pcllnffct. Sree.
born Gountps 6air, Ger iorrige Qge
a'bolotes | hilbert 2ea, oar ooeror'
oentllg oeapffet, tro63 at Der ale ire
Gage trueOe meo Hegn. l~lbitiaingen
b~cisgtc5 al benimo0 $1,000 Wfennes
fer, og S%notr9terre beleb Jig I'll
noget oper $1,000.
Nprif.I mcrifanernc nnoerucis. Zen
norite Ilncritoliniea Glaent / Wtin-
ncnpolis iii SirSoog telegraitif I'm
oerretninq ON, at 2iniena Camper
"ariItimiaiioro" ii6itc &or0ag bar
ofQooct ira Bergen meo 12S Fasia-
Qercr pao ierite BIooa, 206 poa on
ben % 7Sl poo treble - DC tIelte
Norlf. Imerifanere paa 8icmrel'e.
I%omperen oil anfomlne I'll Netp
Dorf paa Watoog.
Eenscicoler friitcSc. Irctten Col
.loricolcr, Der por Qubrd9t paa en-
oco Glcftricitct onlorcicn0e Stloe o9
brltQtc2 iom ct Advertisement / ct az
8. e. &apoen & Cos Nutifapinouer
/ hilbert Sea, baooe uoen GDtl pGret
Ell Tor itor 6riitclic ior et eIIer an
Ben IanQiinqret Eerion, i0et ser for
Ieocn Bot bIep beQuaet Snobruo |
@utifcn % De trcttcn GollarIeoler
iomt enocl Gi9arer %itioaIet.
2icet Scrmcrts nOfcrcS. 6orien-
oclicu al SernertS oucr Safc Supe-
rior oil iaar blipe minbre emo / no
gen al De iorcgaone0c ii Gor, og Der
or 5ouoipnIigbeo for, at 6orienoel
len ocnnc Spion life nil operItige 80
Cons. Set ~IctteIte Nar az
sc iioitc ii bar / 1905, ga llbifibnin-
1cn beIgb ijg til 90 N}iaioncr Cons;
/ 1911 bar oen FIN 80 NiQioner,
mcocnS Sen / 1913 9if op til so
Cons.
alligator / Yaffcpuiten. Gn Nai'
aotor, Ser rigtignof par iaa lioen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

lterf Tarr1e, o. I'll ben Sio bar bette
oelt %porrnelte September Naaneb
man nogeniinbe bar opIepet ser. :
Gedolpooo bar 2berntometret naoet
op til SO @ruoer % / Speorfiib Bal.
len enoog til SO.
Sreoic Sruoer umfommen. Sen.
m Wtc8ee orltfnebe iibIte Senboa /
ben 8anorenoe, Der ierer til MeIIen
| Gapio Gitp, og oerneo far ire
Vreore liot Ell poloiom Sso inoen
ct Siosrum al fun TO aor. ssor eft
Nar Var lioen bleu ben ferite al Dem
SrGbt peo at foIoe neo fra ct Still.
laOS, 90 oen ortoen miitebe iibitIe.
Den San1lar lit 2ip / en- aiere.
ulpffe.
Slcu tagne for Mclomtppe. Iire
llnge Dfenneiter, TO Gutter % TO
Ftger, Der ira Sort Eierre bopoe
toretaget Ell Hioetltr op til Den spre
Gel al Zen Warion, blep ON aitenen
% De paa Silbagepeien posiereoe
Warlons 5orm mistenfte for at
nGre Wfelontpoe og ifuot pao mes
9oglgepGrer. Gn al Gigerne fit ct
Nar Sa9l / i'm enc 2unee, meoens
DC ANDRE Hap meo at blipe pebrebe
pao minorc farIige Steber. Oct lag.
oeS at babe oeret Wr. Marions Sic.
nelte9llt og Ssn, iom paa en- ioa
ettertrpffeIig Woabe angreb be ino.
bllote Welontppe, og Sieneitegutten
ltol p9re orreiteret, meoens set err
lpffeoes Ssnnen at itiffe iig paf oa
utogaa BEN ferite S~pbioieIie, iont
Stp0eatfGren fremfalote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

len por ifrcnet oa oct ne6penbiae Sri.
merle anbroat, o. poa ocnnc Ntoaoe
baphe GoIIaren 9aaet 9icurem DC
mango Eoitbetientes &ruoer. Get
taller ucI ior biSic @ctiertcs ?GrIig.
be6.
Ssaniuscn til Imcs sges. Cen
irritc llae ioor otter N%obningcn al
StatcnH college | Mines banoe ont
trent 300 Here Glcucr cno t~iIinarcn.
DC llae THOR, oa BET belle Nntal peo
NeIttcrnirrn ontoQe0 ar bile bllpe
200, hoiIfct cr Ell 10 Erocent Sor'
e0elie oper iorriac Mar. Hegnca meo
Sc Glcper. Ser isQtc Sommcrifolen,
niI 1t innIcoc GlcunntoI noo op til
5000 % TorsQclicn oper iorriae
anr til % Vroccnt. Gitcr olc
Werfcr at BONNIE bill GlcunntolIet
ior Oct belle Mar oueritigc 1000.
"&nigbte Of gnthcr" life / Bolt
til. Ter i~ortaltcs Tor noQcn li0
ij0en / @Ioocllc. at {. e. Sturgeon
al 9taihun iom Adnoioot for 6orcnc'
Sc Stotcr@ Sctnior par blcucu an.
bcinlct al ocn firfclige Screening
"NnlQht9 oi &llthcr". i. ". chip.
len al 2ca Noinc@ bar 900 III iom
en- Al Toreuiuaena melt I%remraacnoe
crfIurct al Grttc life iorbol.
Ser liz inaIc0c2, al GorcniuQcn iom
iou0uu fife bar anbc'alct cllcr n6po.
ret moo noQcn polltiit aauoiont, oa
Al Sen boiler life / Ircmti0cn bill
Rierc oct, ga Ben life iooIcoc2 bIol.
Scr iil / @oIitlf SumtioiQ gi
res noQIc Cplu4uluQcr ON bcnnc
iorboIOaui2 me Screening. Cen ia,
tlouoIc Organization "Nuiaht3 Of
@uthcr" itl'teoea / Qca NPoinc9 /
Moorco 1913 oa bar mi ON.
10000 McoIcmmcr, iprcOtc
opcr uritcn ale llnloncn2 Statcr.
Gems Frolrnm cr forte Graf i6l.
Gribco m0cn %auoct@ Of.
Icutlllc Stolcr, (alcirlhco oQ Ell Iri
trc2ic, Sfiuc mcllcm STRIFE %
Stat iomt ubc'faorcu Gribcn til III
ocu'or %ou0ct2 %opc al tienc i'm
.5uo iom 2ompittiQbeocn buoer. Ter
&uQt pna, at CrlauIiationcn
fife itoor / Torbju0eIic mco noact
airfciomiln0 cllcr nolcn tirfcIi9
SommcuilutniuQ, men at 0cn2 Tor
mail tpcrtimoo cr al paaic. at inQcn
.oooonnc cIlcr GnfcltQcyioncr gribcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

grsllup / SalGs. MiIs SIipe ga.
cobion, Cater til Scr. og Mrs. &.
5. Sncobion / 0u0as, blep oen 10be
Sept. 9gtepiet til Ole q. @abl, bo-
enoe lannreiteoS.
SefienSt Tlugfabrifant bpb. 2li-
cos &omaief, iom / en- lang 89ffe al
9lor Orep iom Blogfabrifant / Ga
crosse, iolot iibite SirSoag oeo ON
poa @ooen oerlteos, rommet al Slag.
tilfploe. San Mep 20 Iar gammel,
efterlaoenoe Jig en- Sen og TO 9ptre.
@aattc bctalc Mrpeifat. Otter
ln1gparige og ib9roige llnOeripeelier
er oct enOelig lpffeoes at forunle TIL
bunb5 / oct so, iom Senrp Smitb
Debit fiertot iom client" Smitb)
efterloo iig, % StatSfasiet bill oer'
pes blipe $4,000 rieere. Sen ifillte
Del al 9oet beitoo booeoiagelig /
Gienoomme unber Willpollfee-ganen.
Strcna Sfplebeiprer. Grof. 80.
bias q. Chem, Sfolebeitprer @aib-
burn, traf f~orleben ire al gpers
Sanolenbe for Hetten og a~nflageoe
Dem for at bape iolgt Sobaf til @rt.
ter u1oer Is Aar. Set blep peo
Retten g~ootgiprt, at De ire bapoe
ou~ertraaot oenne StatslOp, og De
maatte ale betale en- flGffelig Wtltlft.
Summer 0iiipn 800. Norman Q.
8ilion, Der / belle is Ior bar opret
CONNER / fieroe Siltrift, og iont /
~ 9lar bar iuoebapt Stiatngen iom
6ormano / Statens Sf~attefommis-
lion, bpoe iiolte Wanoog / lit Silent
/ 6ono bn Sac, 70 gor gamnel. Sam
tieute fire Ior / Irmeen unoer gor-
gerfrigen al afmsnitreoeS lom
Sberlt.
llbitiaima / Ga Grosie. Ga GroSic
Snteritate 6oir aabneOes Sirsbog, |
bpilfen Snleoning De fleite Sprret.
ningcr luffeoes ON ~GitermiDGa.
gen. TN ung Fige peo Napn &a-
tberine Stinion foretog iannme 81
termioOog to Spitigninger | lin
Aeroplane, og biSie Spuisringer piI
iortiptte3 bper Gag / llgenS Sob.
ltoitiQingen bar oenne Sang Ell lter.
re Soripning al Seite, areaturer og
anoen 9~cirtning eiro n~c9eniirse ier.
Tiunccr-Gpinoc opo. Mrs. sn.
acr Wagnlisien er Den Bite ailg.
afaaaet peo Geben hos lin Son go-
maro Magnusien / SpringoaIe res
nj. Soreb, S61a Iar ganrmeI. Sun
par loot pua Ringerife % fom mes
lin Mano % line Born beroner,
boipttenSe Jig / Comm OF Rerrp.
Ncuoes Mano oeoe ser / 1897, %
bun bar iiben boet hos i'm Ssn. 81.
ter Seraesuostieneite / Sienumet o.
i SpringoaIe Iutberife Strife neo "a.
Itor 8rmoerion bIep 9ieet bragt til
TdIeppiQe % Iagt reo Chen al Sen
ioruogaulne Susbono. Toitor ). %.
Green iorretteoe peo 9rapen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
mputuuu.
Tan Smnnn1tff

Faa Smaagntpis. Carl peter.
ion, II aar gamnel, foriegte forIe.
Den at bape lit 8eppr Dos iig poa
Wtalfinen meoe1rs ban meieoe aIfoI-
Ia paa SorGloreneS Sarm peo Slr,
Hiper, nogle Wil openfpr Great
6ails. @eppret CLEO peb @offinens
@epGgelier, og 2%abningen rammeoe
@ltten / grpitet, bepirfenbc eieblif.
felig Se0. Samilien boeoe inbtil
for ganife nplig peo 2ittfielo, @inn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
3ttiunrTntu.

Srnnnp. 7. 3. GuoIu % <Itrlt
pco Caledonia / Aouiton Golntu
holot iorlcocu NrpQup for Iattercl1
Nora % Clarence u, %Abrobomiou al
Nia Gjtu, @oit. @ein iorrcttcoe.
Norunom for Folf Gonntp. q. g.
amltion al NcIicou Hapi0@ cr oniot
iom NQronom Tor FoIf Gountp %
uiI itrar tiltrroc i'm Stiliug. DIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
1noldnoet.
9ntun.
Tarmcrc uprcttcr Wntif. !

Tarmcrc uprcftcr @ntif. Set CO.
noeratipe Selifob peo hilbert Gitr
bar fisbt =. u. Teterion & Cos
@,ittfbpauin9 % @orebebolbning
nrpnte @n % bill ooertnac Sorrct'
ninQcn Sen lite Gftober. Carl 9.
Netcriou or al Sclifabct nniat ioin
Sorrctnilmcna 9eitprcr.
@cannbcr aria muo Hutter. 5
Muscatinc or bcQnu0t II arig MOD
Rotter. l0ct Nncn@ Smbhc0Sppicn
forriQc llgc bciluttcoc at uOlopc Ell
@clcunina Al I Gent ior hucr al
biaic @uapcrc Ser orubca. Ter pen.
les / SC ruitc ino llQcr II bIIpc orrbt
Here luiiu0 hotter, "a iirr Srnan
gutter pil bcunitc Ncnnc Hnlconiu9
til al ifa'ic iiQ noglt Sounc'tlIIln-
ger.
Npt Nuipital / Nnmptrn. (pifc
@uthcroucrc / Ndntptou, Gloora,
BRADFORD, Nubboro % ct. Hn@0ar
har un0cr Ct 'orriQc llQc n'bol0t
0ie0c i Namptou o~rQaniicrct 'jl Ter
al up'crc ct Noipital Ncrltc0a. N}an
cr bIcpnc cuiQc onl at op'rrc @na
uiulcu / iclpt Sorrctulnaabucn, men
uoQcn (omi or 300 uu0uu fife first
I'm mulil nil @ruuNmurtn Slime
IoQt alcrtSc i SOFT ina AnIualct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
Gun pnkntu.

Sum Oct iortrlles. "a Mrs. Sart-
len, bocuoe res @hitren, iorlebcn
2oa tube qaa til en- Nobo, itsotc
bru paa % orpbte ipp alapperilun-
ger, o. poa SiIbagepeien aiQeoe bun
2iuet al ii Here. ga, iaa furtGaeS
Ser.
Stcrf @arme I @laef Sias. Otter
huoo ser iioite Munoag melbtes ira
Seaopooo, bar man oper belle glacf
&iaS Ggncn bart Ell ui9ooanlig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

len por ifrenet og oct nsopcnbile Sri.
merle onbropi, % poa ocnnc Woooe
bapbc GolInren 9aaet gicurem De
mango Toitbetientcs Sunber. Get
taller peI ior oisie 9cticntcs gGrIig.
hnA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
unrn gnkntu.
Hent @auo fpr @nhpetuu

&cnt &nuo for @abpeton. @ah-
peton MI mart have I'll tiIitrpftclil
Goripning rent &ano ioet aontrott
Tor et 1iItreriug@onIUg or gipet.
%onoct bill to9ea ira otter Gail
Riper.
Stur Susmine til StatSnuiucrite.
tct. StatcnS l~luiueriitct / @ranO
Sorts tan iaor glGbc liz peb en- be.
tpocIiQ egct Se9ninq. 5 GnitaItcn$
Trcihmcn-&IoSie belsber ~iaaIeoeS
6oregeIien iig til % Grocent oper
iorrigc aar.
Stpritc %armc / September. Sffe
/ belle SC iioite tppe Nar bar mar !
@rano Sorts % Smegn iaqttogct en-
ioa poIoiom @arme iom iiNite 2rr.
oaa. Senbog % Monhaa, ibct Gem.
pcrotureu iamtlise Sage sif oper 80
@raoer. @eocn iuIgteS al en- pIuo.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-12
AFRO-AMER|CAN CULL|NCS

The men who are working for the
education of the Negroes in the South
always come North with a cheering
word of the results. OF course there
are two sides to every problem. 1t
would be possible to point out all sorts
of discouraging things about the situa-
tion of the Negroes. But men like
Booker T. Washington leave the gloom
for somebody else to talk about. They
point out the wonderful achievements
of the race in its comparatively brief
opportunity-then number of land own
ers, the amount of savings, the con-
spicuous instances of Negroes who
have won for themselves respected
place in the community.
Such a man as ]. NJ Metcalf, presi-
dent of the Talladega college for Ne
groes at Talladega, Ala, who was in
Kansas City last week. Ask Mr.. Met
calf what results his school has
achieved and he can point to plenty of
specific instances of graduates who
have become successful citizens, as
well as to the large number of whole
some homes that have been estab-
lished
He can tell of the farms that have
shown the effect of work done on the
school farm, of the spread of alfalfa
cultivation, of better methods in all
the region. He can refer to graduates
who have gone into business and have
proved successful merchants; of
others who have started savings banks
and have instilled the habit of saving
and of thrift among the people. He
can find cheer for the Negroes even in
the political situation in the South in
the fact that Negroes of standing in
Southern communities find no obsta-
cles put in the way of their voting.
This side of the problem is one that
is often lost sight Of 1t needs to be
emphasized for the cheer of the good
Negro citizens who in all parts of the
country are working for the advance
ment of their people.-Kansas City
Star.