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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
RULING m sEAMEN,s LAW

Asseeiated Press by Federal wIreIesa.)
WASHINGTON, April 2.--Attorncy-
General Gregory has ruled that the sea.
mems bill law passed by the last con
gress win become binding upon AmerI-
can ship-ownera November 4, 1915, and
on foreigp bottoms March 4, 1916.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
DRUNKEN OFFICER OUT

Associated Press BY FEDERAL Wrelessl
WASHINGTON, April 1.---Presideht
Wilson today confirmed the dismissal
of Lieut. John H. Markoe Of the Tenth
Cavalry, who was charged with being
Violently drunk at Naco, Arizona.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
TRADE PICKING UP

fAssceia.ed Press by Federal Wireless. y 4
Z WASHINGTON, April 2. Customs
receipts for the month Of March, as
computed by the department Of com,
nferee, yielded the largest total Of any
month since the war began. They ag,
pfegated sl9 $50, ,425.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02
GREAT FIRES I'M Japan

Especial Gable to the Hawaii Shinpo,)
TOXIC, March 81. Great fires have
swept Kesewnuma, .an important sea,
port in the prefecture Of Aiiyagi, near
Matsushima. lis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-02

ss s. y N 's s. ] Ss @ :. . ] @ s Sss s.s.a & e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Sanbolutjia Mpbinfista imoraan
Snumeen.

IS. +. 8 p. ioapui 8iipuriin enii'
mGiien ferron fafii milialaStisIo ole
wao, iitoraon iiiG.@ enGialtG lGbetet-
tpG jGttiIGisIotjoa tdpbesiG laStiSla.
2otjat omat meifGldiiiin merrattilino
lu~orostaon jGttilGiiiG: Az ipltd le-
meitG ia 25 ipltG pitfiG ia f~iilfepot
ne tGpoesiG ~lostislafin taiapobjoiiino
ollen main 7'jalfaa iplpasid, joten ne
IpbinfistG tullesiaan iaattoipat cS-
flllfea lufniiisia iiia'@e'
nGjGn joisia ia fanapisia.
2ostina oil tpiiesia lotiasia peb.
n6tuottcito noin $4,000 filod iefd
toiiesia ruisiouboia noin 100000 fl
loo.
@afSl ipielGfin iuurenlpao FUN mo-
md @iipuriin iaapuneet, on parbail'
liam motfollo 2ootofon fautto Sorto.
moIaan, niinifGGn w~iljalostisIa ia
flttlumot ne faiffi aripoffoinc lostei.
men s. 8. @ronroos 8. Gale Biipit-
riSio, fcrtoo &orjnlo.
IGmG joif'IIo ia fanawislo fi'lfe-
maon oijotut iGttiIGisoIufiet labtimdt
iila. @cndjGIta NATHALIE 10 aifaiiin fc-
mGGllG ia MT pasto, monien moibeit'
ten ia bonfoIuufiien jdlfeen lauprt'
pot onnclIiiesti perillc. Ioipon me-
rem fulfiioifii mprsfpiddlIa niista CT
tictcnfdGn ole.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
r3unpobjaiiia feufia Walmistamaar,.

Gen jobboStn, eta pariinfin pob.
joiidbfo on npfpiiin pdbisiG, on olet-
til fiinnittGG buomiota pulipobjaisten
jalfineitten polmistomileen. &un
mposfin fotinio menett6neillG Guo.
Ian ieutuien i%iirIotoiiiIIo on iuuri
puute jalfineista, joito on Suomesio.
fin fpipttp, oipoi,t,iu tGSiG runiousti
lutta tpomubooIIiiuutto. = S6IIois-
ten jolfineitten moImiStomiieen on TO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iootopisio
objeito ia on duff 100000 porin fiji.
reelIiiesti iuoritettoipo t%ilousfin foti-
teolIiiumstorfostojon toimistosta 10
~iaettopisio erifieen pitri- ia nabfo-
teoIliinuoen borioiftdiille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Saiuaran fnletns Gnglannista G1tpt-
lin fantta MenGjGlle.

9irsb 8jeo, fertoo ettG npfp1Gn on
fGpnnisi1 neunotteIuja @nglannin,
&uotiin ia 8enGjGn ballitufiien pG-
.lillG iGGnnollisten fallttafulfuebto.
ien iGrjestdmiiestd @nelannista
Tuotiin falitta @endjGlIe menepiG
taiparoita parten. Gnglannin 1alli-
tuS on %nDttemmin pddttGnpt iallia
@nglannista erifoiieSti Giiotiin tar.
peifii ipiebd erinGiita toiparoita 3,5
mill. frliunun ariposta eboolla ctt1
&itotiin baIlitus pGGst1G ianlon ium-
man arrposto tomaroita <otiin falit-
ia @en1iGlIe. 9irsb. @jeoomostin
mufaan tulee @enGjGn ulfoministe.
rio acknowledgement muitten aiiano.
maiSten @en1j1n ministerioitten
fonsio lGbettGmGGn Gnglannin balli-
tufielle Iauiuntonia aiiasia. Gen
iGlfeen tulee fpipmps perinpobjoiien
poboinnon oloiiefii uuoesia neltipotte.
li,sia, jobon ottamot oiaa @nglannin,
@enGjGn ia &uotiin baIlitusten eSus-
toiat, ia pioetGGn tGmd nelpotteIli Ia.
beiiesid tuIemoiiuuoesio Sufbolmas.
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Maiunnbe firfpmfDlGn faniafonln
palamrt. = 2ieffieu itbrifii iortni
op,ttajan 86-mmotias Giti.

8. +. s p. ipttpi Mapiiuoella tll-
firfonfDlGn %faniafoulun pdGra-
fennus, palaen lpbpesiG aiasiu perus-
tlfiiaan mpoten porofii. SfdmintG
oil, ettG lieffien ubrifit iolltlli foiililn
opettaian Subani @btiluooon Sc.
ipuooen ifGinen Giti, iofa aiui foulu-
rafennufien plGferrofiesia. Wulian
poifanen, jofa oil fotlriin titlosia, o.
II tulen buomatesiaan %rientGnDt DlG-
fertoan mlimmoa pelastamaan,
mutta Ell ollut iafianut iaaba bGntG
alas. Gallo oil rafennettr 1868 ia
mafuutettu Yobiolasia $4,000 mar.
fasta iefG irtaimisto 1900 inf :sta.
2ieffeibin jGGneen mlimmon ruiimis
.lopbettiin palon jdlfeen melfein mlto-
oottomafii biiltpneend.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Samsfa tapans.

Scum mltlian benfilo ajoi usfettain
pporGllGGn Sopinmaon ia &osfelan
fplien mGliieIlG moantiellG, tuli bGntG
mastaan erGs miesbenfilo niinifGdn
pp6rGnG ojaen. Saawuttliaan IGbef-
fGin bpppGli ebellinen ppOr1n ielastu
moaban ia aifoi ppptGd jalfimaiieltd
tulta tlpaffaania. Wutta tusfin oil
bGn cbtinpt lariiia jamaican fun jal'
fimGinen otti jalat eileen ia fatoii
mctiGGn, jGttGen p%porGniG maantielle.
Wpobemmin iaatiin tietaG, etta far.
FUN lGbtenpt olifin pp0rGniG maras.
tanlit ia lullllen fai poliiiin talpan.
neenia fatioi parbaafii luopua ppo-
rdstG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Sri cbtpollispifari ~fmllefim.

Observation-Disclosures firffoneu-
moston miinte fofoufieSio pGGtettiin
pbteiien ebtoollisfalfin aiemasta Of
taa iifGldiiesiG firfosia fGptGntoon
eri bopeapifori fi,tofin ebtooIlispie-
rasta marten. Seuratunta lienee en-
iimGinen maasiamme, jofa on rpbtp-
npt tGbGn muiltamain mieIestG ajon-
mlfoiieen ia miifa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ielta fannalta iuoiiteltaipaon toinlen.
pitecieen. @rGGstG paiffafunnon full
taiepGnliiffeestG on nGitG pifaria IL
Iattu 70 fappaletta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
elintarpeiben hinnat a~nupiosia.

&sfettGin fGpi 4iiopion I1Gnin FIJI.
pernoorin luona &uopion foupungis.
ia IGbetpsto onomosia toimcnpiteitG
eIintarpeioen b~intojen foboomiien ro.
ioittamiiefii iefd toinen IGbetpsto tc.
femGsiG ieIfoa maIlitielpasta tpon.
puutteesta. 3iipernoori feboitti ID
betpstod jGttGmGdn fritpernoorin mi.
rostoon firiaIliien ielostufien aiiois.
ia ia Iupoii fifteen rpbtpd oiianomai.
fin toimenpiteiiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
mnii Sestamentti.

Sainosta on limestpnpt Sortapa,
lasia Suom. 2utberilaiien gpanfe.
linmipboistpfien fustantama uuii
laitos llrtta Sestamenttia. SGmG
laitos ~noiioattaa pdaaiialliiesti 10.
1918 pioetpn firfollisfofoufien pGlis
.aifaijesti fdptettdnafii bpmdfipmdd
f%aGnnostG. fBGGaiialliiimmat mllil-
tofiet mitd iiinG on tebtp firfolIisfo-
foufien iulfaiiemaan IaitofieenL fos-
erpat ~fGGnnOfien perustufiena olelpan
freiffalaiien tefstin palintaa. &irffo-
raamattumme tefsti pernstiu pGda.
iialliiesti iiiben fGiifirioitusmuotoon,
iofa on pleiiimmin ollut fGpt1nnosiG,
mutta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
%uieimmiten pitGnpt luotettamimpana
it'd tefStimuotoa, jonfa puolella omat
fafii ijGltGGn panbinta iGilpnpttG fG-
iifirjoitlsta, ia josta on monta ianaa
iGtettp poiS, mitfG firfforaamottlim.
me tefstisiG ~luetaan. Scum fuitenfaan
Ell ole lpoitll marmuitoella tooistaa ct
I'd nllo poisjGtetpt lanai eimGt oliii
alfuperGilesti f~ltuluneet ppbGdn tets.
tim, on tdbGn laitofleen taboottl1 to-
faiiin ottaa melfein faiffi p~oisiGGneet
ianat mpoSfin iiitG ippstG, eta uliii
fGGnnos tcfstiniG iubteen Ell eroaiii
ELECTROMAGNETIC. &GGnnofieen teb.
opt mGbemmGt mulltofiet liittppGt e.
ninim1fieen arffipiispan mastalori.
ieeieen ia tarfottaipat iiturempaa lls.
folliiulttta aIfllfieltG fobtaan iefG I'd.
bentpmistd firfforaamattlimme Ia.
nontatapoibin. 9leeniG on Ills tGllG
fGGnnofielld panbaa mabbolliiimmar
paljon iGilpttGipG lronne, ianoo lai.
tofien eiipubeen alusia mainitun pb.
bistpfien jobtofunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Snomi-Dbti6

on fulliman piioben folmantena mel
idnnefiend mpontdnpt 6,159 bafe-
mlista pbteeni1 9,7996,735 mfasta
ia pltoben alusta lGbtien 21 ,422 ba-
.femusta pbteenid 32,S29,97S mfas-
ia. 8iime puooen folmena eniimGi.
ienG nelidnnefienG olimat mastaamat
lumit 21,7551 bafemusta ia 81
MT, ioten liiGps mp0nnetps-
ia mGGrGsiG on 1,814,439 maf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

patti iellaiiisia tapaufiisia, jolloin
~iotapGGllpsto on antanlt eritpiien
m~GGrGpflen = moi olla main papaa.
ebtoinen.
&oSfa faiffien 8enGiGn fanialais-
ten o~jatusten ia toimien tulee oIa
mibolliien poittdmiien ia fosfa mG-
eston AFFECTION pafo nibolliien ub-
faamilta paiffoflnnilta naifuttaa bp.
min nabingolliiesti paltafl,nnan e.
tuibin, Ell ~joufottain pafoon lGbtemis-
I'd, ilman iotilaspiranomaisten eri.
tpistG fGsfpG, moi pitG6 paltafunnan
etlia nastaalparta.
On fGGnnpttGwG iamallaiieIlo
pppnn0llG bengelliien ballinnon pllo.
leerL ctt1 popisto ielittGiii aiiaa ia
ppipi maboolIiiimman falan pal
falle jGGneen nGeston fesfuuoesia,
antaafieen file iipeelIiStG titfea.
SeIlaiiisia topaufiisid, %jolloin
pGeSto ldbtee fotiiel1oultaon peljG.
ten roSipoamista, talojen ia irtaimis.
ton polttomista ia bGpittGmist1, on
toimottalpa ppptdG iotilospironomais
ia ilmoittomoon mGestolle, ettG ros.
poomiSto rongaistaon lain foifello
onforuuoello, ionoin rafennusten ia
~irtaimiSton polttomiSto, cIIei iotiIos.
m~iranonlailet ole ontoncet eritpiliG
bGipitpSmdGrGpfiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
@mfara fppti poron iarmisia.

Scum 70.ipuotiaS panbrls Soneli
@GbGfuopus 10. f. 1 pnG fGpeli Tu-
bosjGrpen &orentofanfoallo lGbellG
maantietG, bpoffGii fiimoinen birmas
DGncn pGGlleen, n%affaii p~ienebfon
monbufien iormienio mGliin nisfoil-
leen ia IGbti louffoomaan tiebenid
mctiGdn. SO lulili mics miimeilen
motfonio alfoneen, iillG poro oil ban.
I'd 10 min poboin runnelliit. SiinG
iarpifppoisiG mennesiGGn ioi mics
tiipestoan priifon irti, joIla olfoi po.
ron furffuo Ieifata. Hiin iaifin ban
miimein poron furfun poiffi, jolloin
birlpas foatui fuolleeno moobon.
@GbisiG bensin p6dii ponbuS fonta-
ten ia fompuroioen ibmisten ilmoille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

@iime iu%nnuntoina boiioottiin
2uopioiiisio eros manbopoifo, jofa G.
.I6eslGGn oil b%orpinoiien i6GsteliGs.
IiinpG ban fuoIemoonia miistoen o.
Ii iGGstGnpt bontaiaisten miettoa mar
ten a fg. fobipio, ioferia b. M, eipd
oIlut unobtonut miesta wGfeiudmpad-
fam, fosfa iitd Ioptpi n. 10 litroo,
iiiifH puoIet pmuppIttoista, perGiiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Sumalau pilffaamiicSta uanfentcen

Samperecn roostumonoifelts tup-
mitii oifoinaon felloieppG 8. &inof.
len SumaIon piIffoomiiesto, jofo oil
tapabtltnut ainoficn firioittamisia
tirioisia "SumoIa ia me- iefG "@ii-
iauoen fGdrme', 200 mfn iaffocn.
Surrn bopioifei,s, jonfo tutfittopof.
il juttu alistettir, on npttemntin
muuttonut iafforoneaistiifien 8 IF.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

fuin npfpiiet oIot iatfnmat, fila ia.
malIa, eta iinne otetaan Ell ainoas-
ne alfobolistit, iotfa iinne NAB.
oolliiesti pprfiwGt, paan mposfin,
mifdIi tiIaa rittda, muita lepoa tor
futen elm. Iieipdsti bermo.
iairaita. @aita boitamaan otetaan
pdtema acknowledgement,
iofa iarnalla tiilee toimimaan laitof.
fen iobtajattarena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Mriuofas liiGss Sliupistun firjastouu

Wonrepon perintolain omiStoja,
porponi g. Hicolap on omnsta ia pc.
riIIiStenid piolestd toIletusftrjatIn
iiirtanpt iiluren firiaStonio Suonlen
pIiopiston boioettapafii. airjaSton
aripo on pGbintGin miIioono mari.
faa, ia iiirretGGn ic Seliinfiin beti 10.
Dan Ioputtita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Miesiori Siuin6nfwmbim ~farfpitms.

Srfutsfista lennGtetddn &jetibille,
ettG poliiiioepartementti oil eiittGnpt
aicsiori Sminbufpuoille i"iirtpmislu-
man Somsfin fupernemenfistG Sim-
brisfin fumernementtiin, mttta ettG
aicsiori Spinbufpuo oil tdstd fiel-
tGptpnpt, ilmoittaen ettd fun bdntG
eli pdGstetG fotimaobania, min bGnel-
le on pbbentefepGG, misiG ban forfoi-
tltsaifania miettGG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Iafolaiiet

Siiaministcrin dpiilaiicn q. Sleb-
men ioboolla on 10. t. 5 pnG ptoettp
pafpIoisfomitcon fofous, joslo on tut
I'll ieilroopiin pGatDfiiin:
On tarpeltista fGGntpG iimiiliipi-
ranornoisten pnoleen pppnnolld, cttd
Iotandpttdmon ieiitiijen wdestOlle ie.
I~ifctfaiiiin, fettd poisiiittpmiinen =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
AUTTAJAN LUKIJAT!
Kannattakaa niita liikkeita
jotka ilmoittavat Auttajassa.

iiIt6 oioIto fun moosiomme oil
fotipoItto.oifeus. Buboosta roboo
.Iopoettiin noinajon %oiunnosto fol-
malta tiibotta murffoa, ionfa Iiidfii
baneIla oil rabojo panfisiofin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
S~bSWGeStBn palfat ia fallis aifa.

Sampcrcen fasiafaappitebbas
Goorlo @rantb on mpont1npt faifillG
lpafinaiiille tpomiebillcen paifan TO-
rotuticn npfpiicn faIriia ajon ioboos'
ia. Gebtoosio t~pSsfentelce npfpddn
so tpomieSt6>
Iietariaaren ioferiteboos on tpo-
IGisteNlG aiomufiesta pGGttdnpt TO-
rottaa olimman palfon a marffaan
ia Mile, joillu on ollut A morffon
tai iitG forfeompi .pGindpalffo, 25
b. pGilpGG fobti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
gllfobOlistipardntoIa snriuon
tpiminta.

aIfobolistipdrantola Sitrtuan job
tofunto on %pddtfdnpt idriestaa Gaitof.
len ttOiminnon toiStuiicfii min faiiom
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11

Sodstonia of ban foonnut reneim
palfasta. Geriioitd Ell woinoioIIa o.
lie FUN foImannesia ppIuesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-11
Suomen uutisia.

taa miten palion meilId on tuollaiiis-
tafaan obielmista obotettopana."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-01
MORE CANADIANS TO GO
Dominion to Put Quarter Million Men
in the Field.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. Canada is
going to put a quarter of a million
men in the field.
This decision was officially reported
by the cabinet council and announced
by the premier, Sir Robert L. Borden.
1t is Canada's response to the call
for more men issued by the king and
means the enlistment of 100, 900 extra
soldiers. While a total of $4,000
men have enrolled, the number ac-
tually authorized is only $780, 900, SO
that about 5000 of the extra 100, 900
decided upon have already joined the
cOlors, not counting the garrisons in
Bermuda and ST. Lucia, in the West
Indies. and the men On guard and out
post duty iE Canada, numbering 5000.
The extra forces will be nearly all
infantry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-01

Farmers Hold Out Extra In
ducementS to Get Help.
Willing to Pay as High as $40
Month.

Numerous Kansas farmers are Of
fering the weekly use of "a nice little
red wheeled top buggy or the family
automobile in order to get competent
farm hands, according to c. H IAN
ner, superintendent of the state free
employment agency.
3 Mr.. Danner pointed out that while
there is a large demand for farm
; hands in Kansas just now, there are
enough idle men in the state to supply
tie demand. The difficulty lies, he
pointed out, in getting the idle men
to leave Topeka, Kansas City. Wichita
Hutchinson and other of the l-rge
cities that they may obtain winter er1-
ployment on the farm. In the main,
he said, these men are willing to work,
but in spite Of labor saving machinery
now installed on most farms they pre-
fer not to leave the cities. If they did
not manifest this attitude we would
nave no difficulty in providing the
farmers Of the state with plenty Of
men to harvest the corn, SOW the win
ter wheat and haul the grain to mar
ket, he said. and pointed out that
Kansas has no need Of outside help at
this time.
There is not an abnormal demand
for men in Kansas this autumn, Mr..
Danner asserted. but the farmers have
manifested a disposition to pay wages
ranging as high as $40 a month and
many of them have offered. as an
added attraction, the use of the fam
ily vehicles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-01
There IS AVAST ARMY

of men and women who really never
know what it is to enjoy sound, vibrat-
ing health-who would be surprised to
suddenly gain that exhilarating vitality
that robust health brings.
Literally thousands without any par
ticular sickness live in general de-
bility", as the doctors call it-have
headaches, are tired and Indifferent.
To all such people we say with unmis-
taxable earnestness -" Take SCOTS
Emulsion after meals foro month and
allow its rare oilfood to enrich and en-
iven your blood, quicken your circula-
ton, stimulate nutrition, and aid nature
to develop that real red-blooded life that
means activity, enjoyment, success"
SCOTS Emulsion is not a drug, but .
pleasant food-tonic-free from alcohol
One bottle may help you.
Scott s. Bovine Bloomfield. NJ. 1881
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-01
WILL STRIKE AT HYPHEN
Mary Antin's Lecture at High School
Auditorium November 5.

The address of Miss Mary Antin.
noted author and lecturer, which will
be delivered at the high school audi
torfum November S. under the aus
pices of the City Teachers association
will be most interesting and timely.
The author of THE Promised Land"
will deal with the making of Amerf
cans out of the foreigners who come
to America. In discussing this lecture,
the Bangor (Maine) Daily News says:
Mary Antin did not tell about her
work in the slums, or the undercur
rent of life in the great cities; or, if
she did touch upon these things, it was
perhaps not in the form her listeners
had expected. Her talk was filled
with what may be termed an observ-
ant woman's reflections on various
moral, social, political and economic
problemS-little mosaics which often
sparkled. and yet lacked in continuity.
It was all rather deep, often scholarly,
sometimes profound, study of ife's
philosophy: hence, as has been said.
unreportable.
Her big and salient idea. though.
was that expressed by Zangwil1 and
vitalized by Whiteside in the Melting
Pot: the fusing of the blood and the
giant cauldron-symboliz this land
of promise-which turns them into
clean and true Americans. The mean
ing of democracy is that we are all
brothers and sisters of a common
household; that there should be no
hove or below, but chance for all;
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that there should be for all some
share of the good things of life; and
that man should know the big symbol
of his citizenship. And she told of her
philosophy and her deductions at al
most torrential speed, with many in
Elections of her agreeable voice and
with a wealth of notwithstanding to
express some of her sentiments with
her whole 1.-the, glowing body. The
audience was pleased, showing it's
pleasure in close attention and with
much applause. A Mary Antin lecture
is new Observation-Disclosures
study. 1t is something to be enjoyed;
to be analysed, if one has capacity and
time-but not to be literally reported.
ANYTHING but that"
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TO BE A KANSAS HOUR
New Features Add to Teachers Con-
vention Program.

One of the features of the Kansas
State Teachers association at the an
nual convention in Topeka November
IL, IL and IS will be the kansas
Hours meeting on Tuesday morning.
At this meeting Governor Arthur Cap
per. Henry J. Allen, Judge Henry F.
Mason, Mrs. Jessie Wright Whitcomb,
and w. D. Ross will talk the kansas
Language" as it should be spoken to
the teachers.
Each speaker will be given ten min
utes in which to give the teachers an
idea of the Kansas language as it is
spoken every day. This feature was
arranged by Miss Lillian Scott, presi-
dent of the association.
The Kansas Teacher has the follow
ing to say about the kansas Hour"
There is a Kansas language. The
linguist may not know it. There is
lion and a half of people speak it
daily. 1t is at best an everyday
tongue.
TT was a fine thought of Miss
SCOTS "A Kansas Hour that five
notable Kansans should speak to the
teachers, each in his own tongue
The choice of Kansas speakers could
hardly be better, with Henry J. Allen,
the man of the Kansas heart first on
the list-a man who would come all
the way from Wichita to speak for
ten minutes to the teachers of Kansas
and closing the program with the
first son of Kansas to be chosen Coy
ernor of his birth state-Arthur Cap
per, the fighting evangelist of the
Sunflower Trail
Judge Henry F. Mason of the SUI
preme court, Mrs. Jessie Wright Whit
comb of Topeka and State Superin-
tendent w. D. Ross are the three 9TH
er Kansans chosen as speakers for the
Kansas hour, and each is a master of
the Kansas language.
There will be many programs. with
men and women from other states,
each with the gift or tongues and the
best thought which comes with high
association. In the value of the mes
Sages of service which the five Kan
sas speakers will bring and in the
pardonable pleasure of listening to
those who have proved themselves
worthy of the esteem of the prairie
commonwealth thel will be no time
however, quite like the morning hour
on Thursday, all in the Kansas Ian
guage"
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MAN FIVE STORIES TALL.
Judge West Tells Aggie Students Some
Humans Should Eat Grass.

Manhattan, Kan, Nov. IA man
without the fourth story is an ami
mated iceberg walking refrigerator
and every time you meet him you
want to put on oVercOat, de-
clared S. West of Topeka, associate
justice of the supreme court of Kan
sas, in the course of an address be-
fore the students of the Kansas State
Agricultural college on Man Is Five
Stories High"
The five stories are the physical
the mental, the moral, the emotional
and the spiritual. They all go towards
making the real man, according to
the speaker.
"A man with the first story and
without the others is a good animal, -
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said Judge West. with the combi-
nation of the first two stories, he be-
comes a beautiful, intelligent animal
Mentality governs the man. With the
addition of the third story he be-
comes three-fours of a man, but a
man without the fourth story is an
animated iceberg.
The last story is the spiritual,
which connects man with the infinite.
He who has all of these stories may
be, should be, and is a symmetrical
piece of human architecture. A man
who has only the primary element
of physique-should be put
out on the grass with the rest of the
animals
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TO TEST FOOD VALUES.
Agricultural College to Experiment
With 100 High Grade Animals.

Manhattan, Kan, Nov. 1.-The rela-
tive value for fattening purposes of
Shelled corn, ground corn, ground
corn and cob meal, ground kafir,
ground kafir heads, and shelled corn
and molasses will be determined by
an experiment to be conducted by the
animal husbandry department of the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
One hundred high grade Hereford
steer calves have been purchased and
will be divided into six groups. The
calves in each lot-will receive one of
the feeds mentioned together with
cotton seed meal, alfalfa hay, and
sflage. L. B. Mann, who received his
degree from the college last year, will
be in direct charge of the work.