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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Sra 80, Gelemarfen.
&eir % Bert. - Setter ua Stepncr
Mnoct @Ngocnpt.

Set err III en9anN 'oa, at Oct cr
&eiret, Iom isrit blir nppnt, eltter
for at roles clcr lo'tca, llaar 6olf
MODES / Slts cllcr pou Ilmonncl.
Seq bill oGina uGrc oenne He9el
tro oa bcqpnbe meO at tortPllc, at
Sommeren hor pGret folb - Nlull
uor ocn purmclte Mounco - o9 at
ser life fom Hegn poo Iorlomme-
rem, ioIiolb life loo meaet, at I1er
% Gno if "%ortcrfNcit". SEQ ct.
Sans iou oct Oh Il ierNeliGt 10
meo NarSlbiiaternc. H9rene laa De
ileIte Steber liQc h%uroborc, Ionl on
oe par tiliaoet, o. Gngen par tpno
oQ fort Ielu Der, buor Soroen er |
goo Magt.
Sette bar ct triit Gun, ion1 0lor-
De @aarobrllaerne rent ponlele og
if benz til at iige mrerfe Spoaooml=
me ON ct Misoar. Men Den Itore
Stpresmutb, iom hploer o1e Sraa-
De / lin Saono, ban bite at lfafre
Meon noor oet beoit trpngteS, o. at
Qipre Spnooommene on ct l(aar
tilifamme, naor bans Sio fon.
9e ierlte Gage al Slli fom Neg
net. Set fom 'moat og init, iao
Sorben tit trGffe goot uloai, o9
set bolbt pua at re9ne omfrin9 inn
ltaer. Gette par nof liOt lGn9crc
emo Solf enifebe, Tor Slaottens
Sfnlo, men iou bopoe DC oa til
@jenoiplo oen @lpbe at le bpor
tort % paffcrt Ngcr % gn1 porte.
ga rSorocn iorit bar blct opbloot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
6r e msiel % trrt, uoiiiot 0,

6r e usiel % trGt, uoiiiot og
oucrunitrGugt? 2niter &c, at &c
fmoe loue2 Gr &c trpt al at inn
oa penoe Fem belle Natten unoer Ell
ioraipuea Gorleg pua at iinoe
Sspn og Nuile2 Sar Ge Bert
ouer belle Segeuet, laa al 2e ON
Worleueu eniter Oet par Aiter. oa
ON Aitencu al oct a Worgen2
Gr Siuet Ell %proe, og Ter alt ONT
trina Gem mertt oa trim 10?
1aq Or. &etcra Nurito, o. u
oil iorunOrea ouer, bpor 9oot u
beiinocr Gent o. 6uor ms Seroer
Ter uo. Gr. Teter5 aurito ton iaoe;
hos ipecielle Igenter. aHiatte a
Gierne. Or. Better 6abrneu < Con;
60, 1876 90. Sopne Ipe.. Obi
cuso, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Sra Oeoa.
ajulcanlraNet paa Sjpnnc. - Gu.
acbnict % Snsucrfct.
Sclieitno. - Nlifcns
Tpaoennt.

ldl bar ri @cQnn0cIien al 30
uCntbcr % &eird er ollcrcOc tent
mcli0 folOt. Sommcrrn uor fort
OF BELT iur. Spab N0upIinQcn an
onar blep Oct megct mIOcr ct Nfio-
Ocl9aar, men bette tiltroO> par Sri
icrne boooc puo SloQt % pao lie.
pcn0e arcotltrer mc9et bolc. Fotc-
tcabgitcn mo re9ne2 Tor itral, "a
Notctcrnc rononcbc Ocl2 / Ggcrcn
o. ocI@ / a~iplOeren 6ruQtcn lloG,
trooa set ubeloige &clr, iod nogcn.
lumOc til.
%oo @aoroen GiGmle 6ar ct off
ticIclitab 0ooet i0oua meb ct lao.
falOt ~aielcnnIGQ, set ierite / III
SlaQa Der / &on0et. Ser ltol "a
SrnQtcn bcbanolc9 cllcr ml0erQnc
en- Yruce5, bporpcO Den %opbcuorcs
IiNc til &onren. Nnlrgqct Oripci
pco Gleftricitet, iom ogioo oripcr
ct SogbrIlg, Ser ifiUrer WiotcrinIC
til Sru1tfo9leruc. Sobnn Giennt
er inoiot iom Sturer al NnlTg9et
men set cr egcntlig @ortner GinIp'
poa 2oitmuS, ION hor iaoet bette
6oretoQcnOe lat igong. 9enne lonl
me GinIpt er set o9ian, iom / Spl
er 0ooct igol1Q mcO ct ire WooncOcr:
aurilt5 for auiu0er, bpor GleuerlJ
Iprer 9tcolrqninQ al Srtgt, SnIt
nina % eller9 au0Gt tilbercnoc 0lt2
pGienet.
Iolfcheiifolcn paa 2oithu@ hoI
/ &i1ter omtriuQ 30 Gleuer. 9fIl'
MonnSaofcr, @ror til Sfolcn3 Stp
rer, er oniot lom Nn0enlGrer. Sal
por flcre Nlor Carer ue0 Ell helerI
SfoIe / Srcqor, buor ban oaiua bo.
iuuet lin llooonnclie, men TOM 10
ct Far 9lur iiocn tilboge til Nor0c
Com TrcIt / oct me Sbous Erc
itegiplo err oniut Olou CORTLAND.
San par her iiior iom Stiit2fapcI
Ian. men lit CT SoqnefuIO pol
SenOnlore, Tor ioo ot IeGe iiQ I'll
boQe iii Sooo. CORTLAND, lom e.
@onoeaut ira &ommeleen, holoe'
line ErG0ifener pda Sanosmoal. -
&nntil 0cn me Sognepreit tommer
betienes aalOct Al SogneprcIternc
llQenSpong.
Ser bar oitc urret Gale ON, a
StcOct bcr ~ mco ben %porcnoc BE
iolfninQ oQ sc mango inbtruinC
ltlnffeshpn0clicr ~ life fun6e uGr
tient meb finn en- %Tge. Weu / sol
er Ga bette arao afbjulpct, ioet el
I'M Goftor bar uco'ot liz her Tor a
Sraftliere.
Get iao lnnle paatpnfte me Sn
qehu5 har ppret et Strioena 96bl
inocn aonmmcmret. StriOeu ito.
ON, bpor Def ifuIoc iiao, eutcn pa.
@craflaoten, ! Aritfen eler
GibcS0olen. Nl er set aiNiort. a
men fisbte GienOom / GioesbaIcn o
men fie6tc Gien0om / Giba0aIen o
ifol pao6egunoe5 inoreit mIIig.
Suo err set 2u9uerfet. Iom er III
Ser Spieiling. ) en- aontroft me
S~psleoals araitauIPg iitreOe Som
munen liz ioa o. iaa mango Seitt
frpiter, men begit ben ilemme 6or
alemmelie az iau Rroiten bruqt IN
iii S00a. SaaleOes bar man II
@olaet meQem euten Of fiebe ara.
ten iii ems her. eller l9age Den fol
bare 9eoning ira (uSieooI til Coot
eaer oqioo at fiebe Oh en- Gel c
Gpo. 9ettc iioie boloer man II
pau meo, og ON noale Gage oil he
6lipe ailagt Cart Suis oeme It'll
bliuer altior hsi oil her ON iii
lRnac ilau Ell a%rdititatiOn paa aon
munenS Gicnoom ueoe peo Chen
Gioesoulen poa @rpnlen iii Sutft
trp. % eio5mpuoene, iom iGl9e
err noale Suien rigere.
Iils Satfe bar tIebt 3aaroe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21
Sra Sparbu.
&arl Sraiet fortGller ct % anoct
ira SnStrunOelagcu.

&c fan fro Der mar bar pPret me-
get Irbeibc / @pit. Ger har life
pGret nlegen Col iaor. Ilt blcp
tent. gn 900 Spit aior iua meNet
% Iaa oil man MI gierlc laoe Su-
lingen Itaa. % ic on Der tlltrooS
for ben ringc Col life lfllloe bliue
noaet nlco Sioen. Men bebit Iom
Nplingen itob o0 SpN0et ltoo 90
1ulneoe / SeIt OF q blet mo-
bent, ioa fom Ser noale SrolnlGtter.
90 Sr%oltnntternc iaor gloroc life
Sorifiel paa iroitlcnot og life froIt'
lenOt Sorb. 2ongt noe o. langt
iilbe, beit oppe og laut neoe, al Soro
par li9e libiat, o9 oct fres belt neo
poa Ell encite Ntat. Men Sroitnat.
ten aioroe Gnoc poa %cutninaen.
%eitningen begpbte ltrar, o9 alige-
bel blep bet lent. Eno @rilno al
Eroiten blep pei Nplingen rin9crc.
men til @%ritatning iii man "a Def
meitc al Nplingen / Sus, fer Bin.
tcren fonl. Sporoan glplingcn
blep2 @pgget blcp bra. Seq
fan 10 nppne Nelultotet her poc
@oorben imoO iiior. - &i lit sc
Sproer 9pa imob 90 iiior. 69
@proer Suure MOB $50 iflor. &C
%r5 Toteter MOB 100 iiior. get rio.
tie Sorisq meb trpnocrif %interbpeo(
blep loaet her / 1913 - I &g. Set
0au THOR 7.5. Sfior blep Der iaae1
) &g, set 9op iaar 81 So. Speoer
far bel inoleoes, for oem iom bopb(
Spcoc, life 9iuct rinaere emo oct ot
Ore iorbolbspis. Mlia hor hi fife
men beil blcp nof len. ri Nobfrug.
fer ct Bar Sunorcbe @GS moo 300
iiior. Ti iii paffer Gnalrabi. g
far TO Maol til aualrobi. Nlt 81
fom life pelbier1et / Sus. men b
if mere emo iiior. 90 ioor Bier
Der icipielgelig me1et 900 Salnl
bloltoet iom Ben 6lep meo 9rent Gr
ferris. for Sem, Tom bar Grterblan
Ding / SABRE, oa BET er mango.
@runoet sc beie Sooerpriitr %
Giteripergielen isnbenfielos ira, e.
life %clGtninaerne ber ipnoerliQ re
bnccrcoe. @i bar Is Welfefier
ionr moo ca. II alminoeliq. 8
oct fon1nler nof pei nleo. Wel
Torpriiernc % Nebilagtningen bo'
pel pirfet andre StcOer. Ser ifo
urre Melfemanael / Sronobienl
Ger fom iooo Spprosmoal ON 81
bcriro til Sfogn, GA SfoQn ienbc.
0felfen til S%ronObiem. Ger ifu
icnoes Wtelf. lige ira Stenfi9r, ii
ges Scr, til 9%ronbbiem. Ger funo
Del ogiaa ifaffeS berfra. ut Sno
berreo i%faffer Sronobiem Welfen
ipnes leg bare er riatiat oa notur
ligt. men De itore OIterier or be
paiuo pao lin Tlaos fer.
5 Sparbu har Vi 9%iteriet po'
@ein, Mtpre Meieri, iom oct er Die
folot. Get er blet m%ooerniiere
mango @anoe / bet ienere. Sitefieo
lcrne bang fer paa Sernlfi9roinge
iom biemme / en- @rupe. 6or noa
lie slor iiben uar bet belt mooerne
Ser bar ga Sllbilpum. 90 Der op
lpltes, at ser inopeieOes ca. 100000
ag. uarlig oengana. Ni er De
tearlet til ct mt Weieri peo SparbI
Station en- MiGion So. %i ioo
boabc at Mrre Meieri goor ino
bette me slnlpg, o9 oct blir oa e
iterrc Sommenillltning. Ser er
libet Wclfcentrum. Spor megt
Melf hi fan hape Der paa Saar
ben2 Naa, iiior bopoc pi en- Ian
Sio oper 100 2iter ON Gogen.
Tou @orgeniioroen, iom ligge
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-21

SluullCl ulCu XII, " lUCNSI ~
bIcu pocloat al NeQnet. men llbbut
tet bleu uuoofIuoeliAt Saioa mco
Nn0hoitniulcn Al aorn ~ Notetcr
bIep oct icnere emo oct hor pHrct
poo mango Nar.
NQcren a luUrt 9Il0, o1 "a oct
iaur par t~iliaoct We're cu0 noQcn
iitoc Tor, iaa ton @unrObruQcrnc
troltc liz nlco at Sc bar "@ron" uof
ior &intcrCn ~ ia, NJ iadr hoabc
Somncrcn mco. "a Get fomuncr /
Sanohc0 ucl mco / 0i&ic Siocr. -
Ntcb EoteterI blep set life rart, DC
par boo0c iou % imao. 2crior bar
Nriien pno Notctcr uGret ubort boi
/ Neit ~ pptil f. Sroncr pr.
Spn0e.
&c iioitc Sage Al Scptcmbcr TOM
Snecn itor pau %ificl0 - mems oct
rcQucoe / Nnloeu. Meitepartcn Al
aornct itoO ga poo Staltr, men ban
ION pUtcr. tprfor OH" ioNoe Man
Sen. ) Cftobcr tom Ben Qanlle,
Qo0e "@jerpotorfcn", q hialp Nolf
til at ioo hornet tort / Nua.
! Gluten al iorriQc Naonco lot
tc oct inO mCb itcrf SIl0c. Scrn1o-
mctrct uiitc II @roocr. o. oct cr
fife nitc man fan tGlc 'nd mango
&~uIoc1ro0cr her, lnu tioliQt poa
Soften.
Gcnrc auloc QiorOc, at &orOcn
ireS til, iao finn DC IUrreltc a.
@oar0bruNcrnc hor pleict. - Sqlan
%nnomanQcl bIir bct iii &intcrcl,
hpia Scr life tonmer NcQn, Ionl oct
Ter imoot uO ior M.
Zen Soc, Soc o. 1890 IS. par
Der Sneltorm. Snccn ialot 'tor |
6eierne, o. @pQoeu - lom ior par
bar - lager nlt bpio o. oUtfct al
enc. 2cttc iporer "a til oct 9ou1Ic
Rin, ser Snecn iiQcr:
~&inter-No man Oe nlcN ucrtd,
SelQo-NfcI4 flcnl c0 Oiiat.
Wten ficm ca fife mr. Mortcna-
Mcia,
ona bouaier cg Bar oa apiit".
Mortcna-Wfei par Sen tttc O@.
Eriien pou auer por lpGrt boi
SOFT. Eao ll0itiuingcn / ScliorO,
o1 pao Niiffela- Nteia- Ntortcn
Sfien, blep Ser Tor nlr1inocliNc TN
bctuIt ira 800 iii 800 aroncr. 6Ua
% Scitcoriiternc, Ipm iorer QicntcT
90 bper Soit pon @icrmcmrciIc til
Sfien, por ioor minorc enc ponlia.
&c ~ltoritc Sriitcierc - 0criblonot
@unlcif Soltpolo ira HelOul, ion
plcier at relic Der - to9 iheit %eicr
iii StopnnNer Tor at o1uCn0e line
Ipr Der.
, SIiofieit holotca pon Sropotul
/ oeu lite Nltglrlt uuoer itor Gilltlt
!, ming. Ser par Gale al SoancprcI
&oiob, Mlliif al SrQoniit Baden,
llnOerbo.oninN al SonNiorcningen
SplUSning al Sailor Griticn Sfo
gen oQ enoeliQ ScpGrtnina % Sea
&e SfpttcrlaN bou0e o9ion ar
, rongeret ErGmicitnbning lomm,
Gog. - 20 Gelta9ere bar innlIet
Otter Sfponingen bolbteS en- SCI
t meo Soler al Grit @clnno, SrOie
, rer Olap Staoaflep, @regar u. "
o. @nulli Staurbcim.
SenOag Sen 15Oe NuQult hopO'
/ sc friiteIiQe lln9oom9loG / &G2, 81
o. 2ltnoe Stepne peO @e &irfc. -
Solcr holote2 al llnaOom@ifolcbcitp
2 rcr &cpito0, airfeionger / NGS
@uttorm Hllgtpcit, og SGrernc @el
I Iif Sittpcit og Hoacu Sia. Eoito.
aoioo % 6rltc u%noerbolot mel
, Gang % Muiif. Ter par ircnl
moot ca. 800 Gelcgoter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

first that the Office Department weighs the mails and
railroads the increase in the mail during the intervening
One has been that the railroads carried fully
laf the parcel post for nothing.
second point is this In addition CARRYING the mails rail
offices
the many which merely requires the office
Office
Post ONCE Department
smaller
to utilize
One Though
railroad
roads choice
at ALL $50 = "
for the remedies
ay as is done in the
year instead OF
Post Office
service fairly for It,
VIII appeal the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

The U. S. Civil Service Commits
sion announces that a male clerk
post office, examination Will be hello
at Payette, Idaho, on September 25
1915, to establish an eligible register
from which selection may be made
to fill vacancies as they may occur
In the position of clerk, at the Pay
cite. Idaho post office. The age
limits are Is to As years.
Men only will be admitted to this
examination. The entrance salary for
clerk, Post Office Service, is now
$500 per annum, with annual pro-
motions up to $1,000 per annum, fo1
efficient service.
Application blank and Instructions
to applicants may be secured from
the Local Secretary, Board of Civil
Service Examiners, at the Payette,
Idaho, Post Office, or the Secretary,
18th Civil Service District, Post Of
flee Bldg, Seattle. Washington.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

American soldiers were attacked
and two were killed while guarding
the border near Santa Anna, Texas,
Monday morning, when 10 troopers
being surrounded, made a spectacu-
lar defense, standing off three times
their number of assailants until res
cued by other United States troops.
The watching and waiting" attitude
of Uncle Sans boys along the
border is getting to be rather a
serious business-for the boys.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

For l. G. Levers transfer, cal
Empire Lumber Company. phone IS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of Directors Of the
LITTLE WILLOW IRRIGATION DIS.
TRICT will meet as a Board OF Cor
rection of the 1915 assessment rolls
OF the District, at its office In the
residence of B. D. Mcintyre, Direct
or for said District, on the oath
day of September, 1915, at ten
O'Clock of said day, and will con-
tinue in session from day to day
as long as may be necessary, not
exceeding five (5) days, exclusive Of
holidays.
Dated this 25th day of August,
1915.
VIOLET c. MCINTYRE,
Secretary Little Willow Irrigation
District.
First Publication, Sept. 2, 1915.
Last Publication, Sept. %, 1915.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
VALUE OF STRAW.

Straw is too valuable to burn or
waste, as is shown by some re-
markable figures based upon research
recently completed by the Oregon
Agricultural College, which proves
it is the farmers most valuable crop
residue as a fertilizer. 1t is stated
that the straw crop of Oregon con-
tains plant food that if purchased at
ordinary market prices would bring
approximately three and one-half
million dollars. The following table
giving the fertilizing constituents in
one ton of litter will be found inter-
esting:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
/ Exercise Faculties
IN Making Choice

It the custom makes choice He gains practice either
discerning or desiring what best
enea ana moral like the muscular improved only
by being naed The are called into no exercise BY doing thing
because Others do it than by believing thing only
because others believe it.
He who lets the world his portion of it. choose plan
Of life him has any faculty than the apeke on. Of
imitation.
8 He who chooses his plan for himself employs all his faculties
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
CREAM RECEIVING DAY.

Due to the fact that we are hav-
ing cooler weather and in order to
cut down the operating expenses,
we will have Wednesday and Satur-
day as receiving days for local
cream patrons
Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co
j. R. Brown, Manager.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

This, says the bulletin, should be
strong argument in favor of keep
ing the straw ON the farm and using
1t ON the soil to assist i'm better pro-
duction of future crops.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

WANTED: To trade an 80 acre
desert claim for an automobile worth
100000 Describe auto In your re-
ply. Address P. o. Box Nos. Vale,
Oregon
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Ralph Peters
On Railway Mail Pay

controversy has been raging In the columns OF the
between railroads and the Federal Post Office
Department the question of proper compensation
for handling the United States mails Mr. Ralph Peters,
Chairman of the Railway Mail Committee when asked
to the railroad side of controversy to the
American farmer, said in part:
THE railway mail pay question will be setted-and
settled permanently and with justice to all concerned
the American people realize that the whole
subject while seemingly complicated and technical bois
down to few simple points of fair business dealing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

We have at all times, fence posts
and red cedar shingles. Van Petten
Lbri Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

Plenty of Boiled ham, Dried Beef
and Minced Ham, Just received.
Sliced on our new Stanton
Bros, 25t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

The human faculties Of
perception, judgment, dis
criminative feeling, mental
activity, and even moral
preference, are exercised
Only in making a choice.
He who does ANYTHING
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

FOR RENT room house. 3O3,
3rd Ave North.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-23

Ice Cream free with roofing will
$500 purchase
Stanton 36t3 Drscon,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15

Labor is robbed. Capital is robbed
by the excessive demands of the rent
receiver.
The capitalist is a natural factor in
production. The laborer is a natural
factor. The rent receiver is nat
ural factor. But the capitalist and
laborer are active factors. The rent
receiver is passive factor. Rent is
a natural result of civilization and
denotes the added power of cooper
alton and division and specialization
of labor and capital to produce
wealth. Rent is a collective value
and under laws that give to the own
er of locations this value that he does
not earn land speculation makes the
value enormously greater than it
would be under a just condition
where the value would go to its Gre
ators, the whole people. The rent
receiver should be the state and the
rent received should be used for pur-
poses that benefit all the people. La
Dor and the proceeds of labor should
be untaxed. Capital should not be
taxed.
Equal and abundant opportunity
would always be open for the en-
ployment of labor and capital and
each would automatically receive it's
just reward.
Unearned and undeserved wealth
would come to no one. Production
would be stimulated, opportunity
would always be open and poverty
would be abolished. Capital is stored
up labor. 1t is, in fact, wages. 1t
can produce nothing by itself, of
course, but it increases the power of
labor to produce wealth, and if labor
and capital are compelled to pay ex-
cessive tolls for the opportunity to
produce, which involves the use of
the earth, it is perfectly proper to
say that both labor and capital arc
robbed.-Geo. v. Wells, $3.50 South
DopL Ar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-15
DO YOU BLAME THEM?

W IOO BLAINE T1Em 81 near
so many men blame our girls for
working downtown, but don't. Out
on the North Side father went into
business. His wife died. His only
child, a. daughter, stood by him, kept
his books, cared for his home until
up to the present. He has about $10,-
900 accumulated since his wife's
death. Now all of sudden the old
man, almost in his dotage, is going to
get married. But wife number two
does not want the daughter around
there, so she tickles the old gentle
man under the chin until he shoves
the girl right out into the street.
This poor girl has given up the best
years of her life to her father until
she is now in her thirties, only to be
told to get out and hunt for job. She
does not know stenography and can
do very little required of girl who
is paid a living wage. If she had
started in her early twenties to work
downtown she now would have a
bank account, earning power, and
possibly husband. But what has
she now? Possibly lump in her
throat, a tear in her eye and bed
in the street. All that she has loved
and helped these years taken from
her by an unfeeling stepmother. By
all that is right and just she is en-
titled to one-half of her fathers ac-
emulation, or $4,000.
Even if she is at fault in meas
ure, it makes no difference. The
father owes an obligation to his flesh
and blood before he seeks to crafty
his own sellshness further. don't
oppose the old gentleman's marriage,
mind you. In fact, he should have
married years ago and given this girl
a chance,to get out for herself. There
is nothing that blghts a girls Life.
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a large, long, straight nose, and this
same type of nostril was also pos
sessed by George Washington. I
have heard that people with large
noses have a shrewd mentality. Is
there also something psychological
in long straight noses and war gen.
eralship.-Jas. o. Boy.
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NASAL Observation-Disclosures of
you who look at war pictures must
have noticed a certain facial charac-
teristic that almost all the European
war commanders posses and that is
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sized up.

Mrs. Crawford-What makes you
think that she knows her husband
thoroughly?
Mrs. Crabshaw-Because she can
tell exactly how much money to take
out of his pocket without his missing
tt"-Judge.
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Came Natural.

Bacon-They say that president OF
the bank who got away with lot of
the money began his career as jani-
tor of the institution.
Egbert-Never forgot his early
training to clean out the bank, evt-
IDENTIFY.
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Morgan to Lend to Car.

Petrograd, JAM IA group of New
York bankers. including J. P. Morgan
& Co.. have agreed to lend the Rus
sian government $12, o00. 600, according
to an official announcement made
here today
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Zapata quito the Capital.

Galveston. JAM 1.-THE City of
Mexico was evacuated by General
Zapata's forces today, according to an
official cablegram from Vera Cruz to
Juan Burns. the Carranzista consul
at this place.
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A Prophet WITHOUT Honor.

FToPhet WItnout fIosior.
Mrs. Flubdub-Im afraid it's going
to rain today.
Mr.. Flubdub-Oh, think not / just
saw the weather man going down the
street with an umbrella.-Judge.
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us OFF.

How about you and that telephone
girl?
"She has sent me back my solitaire"
Ring off, eh?'
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Why is it that the average man viii
economic on his luxuries rather than
on his necessities?
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

A joke is seldom as funny the morn
ing after as it was the night before.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

A bank teller generally has a pay
ing job.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

Your own photograph always
sounds better than your neighbor's.
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Almost Human.

I'm going on a strike" said the
match.
Better not" responded the old Pipe.
you'll lose your head if you do"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

But, then. monkeys had the first
family trees.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

II makes the appetite
keen and aids
digestion. Try a bottle.
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Executive Office, Topeka, Kan, jan
uary IL, 1915.
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THE Law of Financial Success

WANTED to hear from owner of good farm
price Bus.sss AEeney ILL.,